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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-26
yIGlNIA NEWS.
Interesting Hens From All over the
Ola Dominion

The TIMES correspondents and State
exchanges furnish the public with the
following interesting summary Of late
State news.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-26

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TRAINS NORTBwARp
'Daily. fDaily Except sunday.
gTOpPINg PLACES

Nos n and Do makes 200 stops. 81. 2i stops
ON signal at CeufIaNl. No. it stops Only 600
signal at Chester. CcntrIl ard Manchester
NOS i5 and rs stop nn signal FAC aH stations.
Nos. -. 80 %. 800, i rs, hnu 1a sill stop at All
stations for pAsSengt
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and 23 sleeping cala tf
tween New York and Tampa. fa. lp.a Jac.
sonyiilc). On Trains Nos. %. and % sIeep
irg cars between Nushln F'tn and Charles
~. On Train No. rs slCcp.ng-cms between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train SD.
81 seepng-cars between Washington AND
Savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIve.
richmond. .elo en-. Nor'o.s i' 10
Richmond. f1lNpm. f0fiuI-. JOBS rN
SorfoIs. 80 am. s s..,.ia . z. pm ..
These trains 1850 make close r.ulttIIl..
for farmvlie. Lynch0urg. all ao4tl
western points and all stations on tle Nor.oI
and estern railroad,
r. ~. slLLf,
Superintendent.
e. u. ID. % fti.-
General uptrlfHr1nri
4. g. EneRqOg. Genera. Passenger AHtoi.
a0I HAAS Traffic Mannfar ial
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PlTHY PARAGRAPHS
BY PEERLESS PENNEN
American Africans la Paris-Freedom
aud the Platform ofIsss-Ihc Grand
Old Religion and Bus,ness-I he
Presidents son tbroad-0,hcr Topics

AMERICAN ARTISANS IL PARIS -
Thirty-Gve men. carefully picked from
the workshops Of the United States
started for the Paris Exposition yester
day on the City OF Rome. These toiler-
represent almost all Of the important
industries Of the country. Their mis-
sion Is 10 examine every thing from the
standpoint of the nottingham. SINH
lar expeditions have been sent by Euro
pean governments. In this case the
enterprise was undertaken by indiyi.
duals.
A great deal may be accomplished by
these practical observers. Things that
escape the eye Of the inventor or man
ufacturer are apt to striko the mind of
the artisan. The actual mechanic can
utilize knowledge which is useless 20
any one else. He sees something that
would save him labor or increase his
capacity. aud so he makes note OF it,.
When he returns to America he makes
the matter know and contributes IN
this way tc the national wealth. which
is simply labor.-Nelr York Hcrdid.
FREEDOM AND THE PLATFORM OF lsSs.
The platform adopted by the Missis-
sippi Democrats at their Convention
last week is getting applause from those
free traders who have not been prOstra-
ted by the heat. 1t has been called
" the first gun for tariff smashing ard
1892. - The principle words Of the First
Gun are these
we adopt the principles Of the
platform Of the National Democratic
party. promulgated in St. Louis in 1883.
az the basis and essential TO the con-
tinuauce OF a Government which Is to
be Republican IN spirit as well az in
name. These principles. in fact. anIe-
date all existing Governments. and
have melted and sustained every effort
ever made to liberate the masses from
the thraldom of the few. TO advance
freedom Of thought and speech aud 10
broaden the boundaries OF human lib
erty. ~ J. Sun.
The GRAND OLD MAN.-The Herald 3
cable dispatch says that fifty years ago
to-day were celebrated the nuptlals Of
Mr.. Gladstone and Miss Catherine
Glynne. sister Of the late Sir Stephen
Richard Glynne. Of Ilawarden Castle a
descendent Of Sergeant Giynue. Lord
Chief Justice in the time OF Cromwell.
to whom Butler, in "Hudibras, thus
alludes-
Was NOT the King by proclamation
Declared Fl rebel all DER ihc nttlou7
DID not the learned Giyn and Maynard
10 make good subjects traitors strain hard.
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ut MAIL, rosrI ~ rRrrAs.
ADVERTISING RATFs.

ss-Reading notices IN reading matter type.
- rents per line. Nonpariol loaded. u cents
Per line.
hSspecial contract rates furnished on a. q
nsotiOn'
Auction Sales. Legal Notices. and Amuse-
ment Advertisements 81 per Inch each In
s,rtion.
Rejected communications will MOI be 70
urnod.
Entered Of the Richmond. va pesiofflee
~ second-clas matter.
Remittance. should 10 made hy drafts
checks. po.tofice orders. or registered letter
payable %
THE TINES COMPANY.
Rishmoud. VI.
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General uptrnfHronni
T. 81. EneRqON. Genera Passenger hHtni.
a0I HAAS Traffic MannFer ial
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-26

The Fredericksburg Star announces
that eX-Asslstant Postmaster fuz
Forbes. of that city has accepted po-
-ition in The Central railroad cfiice at
Savannah. Ga. he win leave ito q few
days to enter upon the discharge Of his
new duties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
BRIGHT AND LDARNED
What tho Proun oc Tho Country s 5aI-
ing.


What tho PropH VI tho Country IL 3aI-
tng.
Albany journal The story that 500
retary of tho Navy Tracy t0ok hia pair
of horses down to tho npYy yanl tO have
them d0cked is fasO.
Norrlgtown lCrDid "ph0nograph
parties are becoming the rago In Socie'
ty" Az phOnOgrAph parties women
don't have the last word.
Munsey's Weekly II OocaOiong lit.
tle surprise that there are 80 many de-
cayed families when one reflects upon
tho number OF Bpoilt children.
TerO Haute Express: II your gar'
den seoms to be u little shy Just turn
the chickens intoit. Then notice how
your "truck" viii come up TO she
scratch.
Detroit Free Press: The young
bloOds who sing "We Won't Go Homo
Till Morning seldom getS there on
time, owing TO delays at tho police sta
ton
Lowell Courier Dean Burgon once
ended an animated sermon with "and
40 Jonah WINS lodged In the whales bel.
ly, where, my dear brethren, we will
leave him until wo meet again next
sabbath"
New York Tribune A man named
DOry has lust named his first infant
Hunky. When he has eight or ton OF
them, ho won't think the nAme 80 ap-
pT0prlate.
Toledo Blade: Thoso good people
who are insisting on having forty.two
stara on tho American flag Immediate
| ly are too previous. The legal number
Of stars on the blue union Of the no.
tional banner to-day is thirty. eight, and
thirty eight it will remain until tho ith
Of July, 1890 North and South Dako.
ta, Montana and Washington have not
yet been admitted as states into tho
Union, and consequently they are not
YET entitled 10 representation on the
llag. They have only been authorized
by law to prepare for admission,
pittsburg Dispatch. Now, that Chica.
goa city election Ia over IL 10 to be
hoped that its papers may permit the
impression to appear In their columns
that there lg an occasional honest man
In the city Of 0leomargarine and cot
tonseed lard.
Cincinnati Times.Star Because II
happens TO be warm In tho middle OF
the day do not discard your winter llan.
nels. People who try to "rush, the
season In this way frequently pay FOR II
with n case of pneumonia or bad cold,
In this climate IL Is not safe TO change
ones underwear as rule until after
the LIST of May and many physicians ad-
wise putting IL of until tho 10Th Of the
| mnnIh IL mi InInr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
EDITORIAL saUIs

THn government Ia having an unfor.
tunate tlmO with tho navy. We are all
right, however. tho outgoing Demo
cratic administration made ample pro-
vision for tho logaes We have sustained,
EVEN Rhode Island has elected u
Democratic Governor, but by The
puritaniCal law Ot "nO maiOrlty over, MI
no election" the contest win DO do,
oldrd by Il vote Of the Legislature, aud
that being slightly Republican, VIII
overthrow tho popular result,
MuHAr llALgIEAn for u, 4, Senator
or Governor of ONO would not COM
mand popular support lie hNa been
too Orratic, ana II every man IN the
state whom he has edltOrially attacked
would vote against him, ho would DO
showed under an avalanche Of votes,
TnE Republican committee OF i've
hundred, IN Cincinnati, answers the
Commercial, ,Ga2ette's appeal for recon
ciliatlon, by forming permanent or
ganlzailOn for th0 fall campaign 20
root out tho Republican evils that exist
In Hamilton county Tho Republican
organ OF Cincinnati like tho local re.
publican organ 10 beng placed In tho
tureOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
ooHqmOao 10 pun ooNsoMMH.

The alanderouB Repository dropped
Charlie Ophnm Ike a hot potato" last
evening. IL iB said that thB Republican
lcad0fa sent tho fOOlkillcr 10 tho
liep. uillGg early IN tho day and that hO
accomplished liia work, but chat must DO
a mistake because tho switch OFF onto
Councilman Vollmmn, h0 who was
branded Of "dUuOtiul paternity Un
other words baatad) by the licpUaitoiy
10 evidence tuAt the l0OllIiller's opera
ton han yet 70 DO performed, Last
GYeniug'a ltepOi,tory makC8aridiGulous
attack on Councilman NOlkmann, grow
ing 0nlrely out Of u little COunCilmaniG
Misunderstanding In which Mr., YOlk-
mann aud Mr. Alexander we're the prin.
CipAlB, ana the facts Of which arc that
an understanding hud been arrived AZ,
ON Tuesday night, 70 the effect that
WHOM tho Couucll adjourn II he TO meet
on Wednesday evening, Mr., Volkmann
being Ia the chair, decided tho motion
10 adjourn In favor OF adjournment be-
fore MIR. Alexander lulOrpOgcd his mo.
tiOn for roll call. Mr.. VOlkmann was
anxious fOradiOurnment because of tho
promise 10 attOud the aGrenNde 10 Mayor
hlNhN NllN nulNlNhl I NlNNIlllNt Nlu tIu
presumption was, whether right or
wrong, chat Mr.. Alexander in,OrpOSed
hB objection simply 30 Interfere with
the festivities. The hour wna q o'clock,
aud whom II In understood that the
Council was 10 meet again the next
night every tHlr minded citizen viii
conccde that Mr. Vulkmann was per
ttctly right In his 2a0l for udIOurumunt.
The uuimus OF the Repository attack
on Mr. Vulkmnnn IN a amlttergD trivial
Is clearly and simply because he IL the
plaintlu In the libel suit against the
Repository This claim Us borne out by
the tact That ON Tuesday night the Rep.
gayaguly asgliltd Air Upham, the at,Or.
uey aud on Wednesday night Mr. Vollt
mann, the plalnlill IN tho libel suits.
No, tne fool Killer did not do his work
when on Noduesdly no called nt tho
Rep, UiiCe nj the earnest appeal OF lead,
ing Eopubllclng, and the Repository
continues Ia thG GOnBOmm0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
DISAPPEARED.
May 'reFTet, the dirl Who Preferred
Charges Against Beth Cooke,
Lett Her FAthsPs House on Monday and
Has Not lisen Heen hinoe-ner Father
Charges an unela With Being
roo Devoted,

Mary l., Tefrett, tho seventeen year
old girl who recently preferred grave
charges against beth Cooke, ono Of tlle
pfOpretOTs Of tho Troy Steam Laundry,
has disappeared from Vlew aud her
father knows nothing OF her where
ab0uts,
She has been working ~ a domestic
at d residences OA North Market Street
for some time past. Last week her
father took hnf away from tho place
and made her 90 10 his home at No, ~
Franklin street hhe remained at home
unit Monday When hhe suddenly dis
appeared, taking all her clothes with
her. IL ID not known whore she haa
gone but many ndy rumOra have been
circulated IN tho street,
Ons Of tho TumOra stated she had
elOped with u relative OF hers and would
not appear In Canton 10 prosecute
Cooke on tho charge hhe preferred
against him. Another fnm0r had II
that sha felt 10 bad over her recent
trouble that hhe had committed suicide,
II waa impossible ~ verify any OF tho
rumOrB,
NNAHNnhhl uNNHlHE WV lNNANl hhllVA
nj police headquarters and stated he
had reason " believe ahe had left the
city IN company with relative Of hers
lle was nearly distracted over tho
matter and very anxious " have some
steps taken whereby his daughter could
ba returned 10 hlm. lle waa referred
10 Prosecutor Welty,
A reporter called NJ q, Aultman n
Goa where the father Justin L 1orft
In employed In tho binder department
lie Is q pleasant little frenchman aud
appeared 10 feel very bad over tho dis,
appearance Of his daughter, lie said
ht knew nothing OF her whereabouts,
hut expected 10 know more IN very
short time. ilo further said that fer
over a year h0r uncle, Frank x, Fete,
had been very attentive 10 h6r, IN fact
he had been more devoted than he, tho
father, dealred,
Frank X, fet6 wAB seen at his resi-
denca No, 40 Lafayette street, and mp
pGared 20 be greatly aurpflSed when In
formed that Mary ferret had dlaap,
pVared, lle said no knew nothing Of
her whereabouts and had not seen her
for q week. lle could not geG why his
name ehOuld be connected with tho NJ
fair, 40 no said the gill had simply
worked for him Soma two yearu ago
while hl8 Wifo was sick,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SAYS TRR REPUBLICANS DID IT

Mr.. George Rex takes his defeat phil
osophlCally and Ii satisfied, and II goes
without the saying, that he would
have been elected by good majority II
the Republicans had stood by him.
Ho says the Republicans elected Blake.
4 Repository, April Z.
The above Ii aS good ~ important
points almost nearly gained but not
quite" and "The business end of tie
political bee has stung the procrastina.
tiou of tho prOcrastinating On.partt.
san local voter TO o realizing realization
of the appreciated appreciation OF the
manifest manifestation OF tho merit.
tude of inert law, or something inorter
The foregoing, or something similar
late Repository productions, arc likely
to "inspire an inspiration that will roll
the name Of the Repository's ostensiblc
and Acknowledgements" editor down the
pages Of "adolescenL" journalism even
unto the dawn Of Journalistic Creation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
"fMFonPAHT PoIHTs hnARLE
GAINED nur MOT QUITE"

Az last, afler months OF weary aud
patient waiting tho 9S sell out OF
gan iiattera itself with "Gass" aqalnst
lhe Ngws DEN0ORAT. Ths foassh con
elsls 0f tho discovery ihat the NRWa-
DEhOohAT has been guilty Of plagia-
rlhm ~ pnbllhhlng, with tin substitu-
ton Of tho name OF Mr.. Blake Of u lit
lle after election poetry which ~ 10
alleged, appeared Ia Tho Columbus Dis,
patch, For tho benefit OF tho '0atens-
ible" We may say that tho aubatanca Of
tho verses 10 probably aa old M Llle ''dls-
Mnt hills" but 40 WG hTe not htTielly an
educational institute, W6 cannot under
take 10 consult thH Encyclopedia OF
Poetry" for his especial benefit Our
readers have q batter claim upon our
Time However comment, such rs tho
depository devoted tO tile subject 10
fldl0ulOualy out OF place for q news
paper which has for months been using
tho columns OF tho News DEaOORAP
an \ neWa compendium, hD we'll has
thai fael become established that the Ito
p1hltpry Il frequently called the "Day
afler ellll0nOt tho NEW6 DEhOOuAp,"
Az one tlmh tbeeamH necessary fOf the
NEWS DthOCllAT 10 postpone the hour
ot publication until satisfied that tho
ltep06l0fy was on Tho pfesa, because
that p1uef hHd "ruuneTh" tO got tho
llrht NEWS DEMOCRATS on tho street,
30 II might reproduce tho many im-
pOrtaut happenings of "a day, which
otherwise lta teadrrA would got twenty
four hours late A case In
point ia tho reOpl6'a Theatre
llre We have II from reliable authOTi-
" that The Repository got u slight 40
count Of tho ilfe into a iuW papers only
after the management learned that tho
NEW8rDE1OOHAr was selling on tho
street with nn account Of th6preYailing
oOnllagratIOu,
Our readera are probably not all
aware That that the NEWS DgMOQHAr
issues two editions, the first 10 2Gb y,
N, pnd tho second NJ 1 p, NJ, /, has
been stated 10 Va HAT liepOaltOry
agents have offered handsome G0nald.
eratl0na for daily copy OF the first
edition OF the NEwR- -DmOuRAT, Now
10 mako tho alateWeuy pain wa have
on record tho evidence that for Il long
time tho liopOaltOry publication was
delayed tuln a messenger, who WAS
stationed at tho NEws Dmi0GRAr
counting r0Om 10 got tho imt NKWa-
DRMOCHAT offered for ale could TO-
port with II NJ llepoatOry headquar,
lera, which ho aid With speed as fast M
hla pedal app1ndagea would land him
there.
Wo repeat II ia rdIoulou6ly ont Of
place for a Newspaper with the news
stealing record Of th0 depository 10 use
tho word plagiarism" IN connection
with Huy 0th0r but ~ own manage
MaAmL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

brand II az another editorial perquisite
AZ tho rate OF twenty-five per Tins. heD00
the publicity In the independent
ilt we question rot motive, The
hEwa-DEnOOltAT published u fac.
hlmile OF tho rrpelpt signed by 10, ~ w."
The point was On tbs ''Aell out" not
10 whom that paper sold out, With all
ita aatuteness hnd brOtherly feeling fOT
the Repository tho Independent alill
further adds 10 the ignOminy heaped
upon tho Rep by tho following, showing
that tho llepOatOry places Itself IN tho
market 10 Wli1s06Ver deaifea 10 buy.
efhe Independent 10 bound to ray that
u, u. johnson was a very peculiar rep
Tehentatiye for a great Publishing
house, and II Ia fully satisfied that ID.
Appleton n GO, never employed him,
When he called NJ this office he failed
10 offer q card, and was unable 10 Intel.
ligently discuss tho aehOOlbO0k Ques-
tlOn, alleging that II was not ha bust
neah, and he knew nothing about it"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
NOTES on THE PRESS.

PittsbuFg ChfOnieleI WhatA the mat
ter with OhlOP on, shes all loft,
Merchant Travellers A debt over a
game OF eafaa n a tfumped'up charge
Baltimore Amerioan' One blast Of
Natures wrath does more than u week
Ot war,
Boston Courier The man who Apufea
Ia hn explosion begins at tho bottom
ana works up,
Tere IlAute Express, Tho watched
pot IN never short, II any lady reader
fails 10 understand this rbmarll lot her
ash her husband,
COumbua Dispatch Murat llalst ad
~ a candidate f1r Governor would go
down a good deal ~ General Walcutt
ala yesterday
Cleveland rresBl At Bethlehem Pa.,
the wages " SONS OF ule wOFkmen IN
tho iron company have been much TO-
dnGfd. There arc Gtill people who
claim that The t9nr II u quogIion OF
wages,
PitubuTa Press Probably tho Senate
would vote by large majority t0 send
Mufht llalhlctl as galley fthllenl on
board n United states vessel 10 Samoa,
not % come buck Jill aft0r the ueTt hur'
riGane
PittabuIg Chronicle Telegram A
neW comet has been discovered A.
least tho astronomer who announces lla
discovery calls H. rather unaoenlillcal'
ly, new when IA all probability, II IN
u very old specimen, and has wandered
through space for long time, ~
simply ayalled Itself OF tho lat Of April
" change ilB qulrtera, probably hndlng
II cheaper " move than " pay rent,
Now York Express; Spring hns had
an access Of coyneaa ana u no Of weep,
ing, but ahO viii soon smile again, aud
the very Hr6t day ahe docs, all nature
win respond 20 her altered mood,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
THINKS HE'S TALKING roo uuoH.

In referring TO UAlstead's paper AZ
8crting that his rejection may lead 10 n
line OF thought, or increase the line Of n
force Of thought that the United States
Senate with lts Btnr chamber sessions
be abolished altogether that radical
Republican Journal, the PittSburg
Times says;
Brother llalstead magnilea his i'm
portancO. llo makes the mistake Of
Bupposing there iB furious gale raging
aud all the elements are In COmm0tion,
There Is not even high wind. Brother
lIalstead should be silent. The idea
that his rejection will lead 10 n fine Of
thought that viii abolish the Senate"
10 ridiculous beyond description. ll0
should at least save hia friends from
modification by ceasing 10 talk. YoU
must have talked and written too much,
brother, aud that ls what In the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
sAvnrunm FROM rnnIR rnInNng

The Massillon independent, with u
simplicity that would be convincing II
ito astutGnesB was not so well known,
asks that this paper should not assume
too much In regard Co the motives un.
derlying the publication IN that paper
Of the Columbus Herald article on tho
on.ReposltOry matter, In which
the latter sold out az the rate Of twenty.
Ave cents a line.
The NEWS. DEMOCRAT Is well aware
of the political courtesy which binds
that paper to the Repository cause,
The independent knew full well the
appearance OF such an article IN the
Republican organ In this city would
owing TO tho nature OF the article
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
LIN oAvnEo PITY

For some time past portion Of the
Republican press of tho country has been
holding up Murnt llaletcad ~ q man
among men, abused and dlagrOCed, "A
martyr nd n0ugeam,
The Springfield (uus') News, from
on unpleiudiged position far OF Ia the
east takes o birds eye Wow Of the gi.
fair uud says: "SOmO Of the leading
newspapers are Rohhng big briny tears
over MurAt llalstcuda political demise.
They could bo IN boller business. Hal.
stead may b0 dcgoryng Of eymp0lhy,
that balm Nv even accorded Tho murder.
or, but no for pity bahl llo gave none
neither should hG Nsk any, uuleSa hG II
p0lUT0On. II ever the United
States needed q coolhoaded, diplomatic
diplomat, that time 10 At present, We
cannot afford 10 send any knook.thls'
chlp'oll.my shoulder citizen 10 Ger
muny Just now, when tho European
bubble In about 10 break.
Hence, whether tho senators who
voted against Ilaltead did 80 for spite
or In q reyongoful spirit, or not, thoy
certainly have oboyed the instructions
given them when they took their seata.
HaBtead's sphere Is In Cincinnati
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
TAKES ADVANTAGE OF PHE TAR.
IFP

The Waltham Watch company is pro.
tectod by n tariff duty Of S5 per cent
II has declared a dividend Of 80 per cent
and Increased its capital stock from
8i,0C0000 TO Rg0O0OOO The Philadel.
phla Record says.
"Thla concern is able to undorsell for.
eign competitors In their own markets,
but greedlly takes advantage Of It's
tariff protection " fleece American
purchasers by making Ia homo prices
higher than It's fOreiVn prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
DON'T TAKE AWAY OUR hAuuEhs

We must serve notice upon tho
Wayne County Democrat, Cleveland
Plain Dealer and other excellent Dem.
OCratic Journals that NJ the recent cleo.
ton In this city the Democrats made a
clean sweep OF everything except street
commissioner, an assessor and mem
Der of the schOollboard. Not only were
"siN out Of seven Democratic council
men elected" but seven out Of seven
Democrats, making the Canton city
council entirely Democratic, This has
never been paralleled In this city before
by any party Don't take any Iaurels
from us, gentlemen,