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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

A CORREspONDENr wants TO know
how President Harrison has changed
on tho tarll since no wrote his letter OF
acceptance. We can tell him; 40 here
goes ~ his letter Of acceptance llar'
rlson sad
"Thc surplus now IN the troasuryahould
bc used ln lhu purchase OF bonuh, luo
law authorizes thiH use OF n, ana " II IN
not now needed for current or deficiency
appropriations tho people, nnd not tho
banks In which II hug been Deposited,
should have the advantage. Of its uso by
stopping interest on tic public debit
Aud now my friend ANA other fellow
citizens Just read what Harrison says
now, In mis- much diluted message, lie
10 not IN favor Of using the surplus TO
purchase bOuds, but he recommends u
reduction of both tariff taxes and in
ternOl revenue taxes, that there shall be
no surplus Mr. Harrison has been
educated by the recent educational
campaigns IN ONO aud Iowa, He sees
where he has made u mistake. He rB.
minds ua of IN Incident: An old farm
er lost tbs Inch pin Of his wagon, once
on time, lie thought TO supply ils
place with II bit Of tough wood He
put his finger into the hole TO ascertain
~ Size just then The horses started
lie lost his finger When describing
the accident he said, "rhe moment the
team started saw that | had made u
mistake"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Tho reason why woman 10 afraid Of a
mouse N profound mystery Indeed, IL has
iieNer been very clearly proven that 6hn ih,
hut some Wulnen are constantly ln such a
heryOua, Irritable condition tlat The aliahtcut
Thing HnnDyh ana Htaltlfs them, Tho cause Of
this unfortunate state Ut AiiRIfB h usually
some funclnnnl arrangement some distress
.ng or painful iWrgulaHty, SOME dcmnge-
ment ur peculiar WrAkne6s Incident tO her
AK { on u may hH duo tO Inflammation, uls
pcTaipn ar dlaplaoomeut Of SOME vi tho
pelvic Vlhnen, ur to other 0rraHi0 leaiOna
peculiar 20 her teN, from whichever cause
Y may arise, Dr. lirroe'a inVUUtH lTramlps
ton ~ pWNirf remedy, Rl certain W iiH
curative results that iiR manufacturers sell
it through dWrnIhlh, under a guarantee ut
iih HlNinH WllsiuCllun in pyfIy case, ur
money pild Tor 10 viii he pTOmpNU Tf-
JuH0h, ~ q soothing Uud 6trpnBthcning
ncrYnn " "lNy0nlG Prescription" H uues
quWtd rnl " Invaluable iu Hll1yiug ana sub
DUNG nrV0ua eNrltublv, lrfltnbIlity eNr
hluHtiun, pfO1imtiOn hlsterIi, HpuBma and
blht' distressing, nervous HYmptUms Cuu-
monty attendant upun functional nuh urrula
uacate ul the womb, u iuduOea Triluahing
llerp hnd relloIgi mcnih anxiety gnd do
hpunurnoy
Copyright issl by woGtps pia MEp ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

The next Legislature will be com,
posed OF 100 members, 10 Of whom ARE
Democrats, VIZ! 10 Senators ana ~
Representatives, making party eau,
Gus OF 10 votes to have Tho naming OF
The next United States Senator, 10
viii require 40 OF these to name the
winner aud as there IRE seven caudi.
dates, II may require several ballots TO
llud the lucky one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
THE AWFUL FAYE OF Pnn pIu
-FOUR.
uFrom tho rlt'sburg rosti

AllNN WV lllNNNlH l"'fD
A year or 30 ago ONO Republicans
pointed proudly TO tho quartet OF
statesmen that represented " ~ The
Republican convention, consisting Of
Foraker, Foster Mckinley ana Butter.
worth, IL viii be- remembered that II
was denominated "The Big F0ur;" but
where Is he aggregation nOwY Every
one who has sought fayOra siuce then
has been knocked out. Foraker was
beaten for u third term, aud down with
him went Foster, who ~ everybody
knows was playing for the Senatorship,
Then II few days ugo Major Mckinley,
Napoleon like, met hl9 Waterloo. Tue
only QUE OF the four that has not suffer.
ed Il set back Is Ben ButterwOrth, and
presumably no Is only tho excep
lion because he has not asked for
anything, However, his prospects In
ONO are anything but bright, because
the Foraker faction is carrying u stuff.
fed club for him, How are the mighty
fallen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

A GRAND army camp lre was held
IN Cleveland last night Speeches were
made by Gen. Alger, and Gen, Hurst,
Gen, Barnett OF Cleveland declared
against u service pension, Gen, Algvr
eaid they must hrpt seB what such u
pension viii cost before II Is endorsed.
Gen, Hurst talktd glory In general, but
did not deliue his position on pensions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

READ the letters of Grover Cleveland,
Ex'Goy Ioadly, Gov Campbell, NJ. ID,
Harter, the Hon, Roger q. Mills of
Texas, ana especially the strong and
iucisive letter OF Judge Black of Penn,
All these letters are worth preserving,
Post them IN your scrap book for fu,
turO reference. DO not burn them aud
bottle the ashes, rs these letters are
built to live.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
,s NJ. D. Harter, of Mansfield, has

AS M, D. Harter Of Mansfield, has
positively declmed 10 ba Il candidate
Tor SENATOR We are anxious to no +
flom the Democrats OF stark county,
who then choice Is for Senator Our
correspondents NJ Massillon, Louis.
vile, Alliance, Navarro, Rpberlsville,
New Berlin, Greenluwn, aud Hll other
points In the county VIII UIeaSe favor
us with the choice Of the leading Dem
OcraIs N each locality. We just want
the name Of The man, aud not au argu.
ment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
J, PwINa nRooNg nnoRnrs.
or oOurSO HO Would uavo Doon noro.

PlrTAuuRO, Dee. q, 1880.
Ny Dear Mr., KrlChhnum, I have boen
IN New York aud Philadelphia since last
Sunday, aud did not receive your invita-.
ton OF the n inst, 10 bc prCHont NJ tho
meeting OF the Young Mona Democratic
Club IN Canton until this morning, Moth.
ing would have given Ino greater pleasure
Than "a bo present, TO receive and giyo
such encouragement Ha would bO cXpcrl-
oncc0 by all who could participate IN the
meeting referred 10, Please send mo
copy OF Canton DEMOCRAT giving account
OF proceedings, Yours truly,
j, WWfNQ llUOOKU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

WE haven't the slightest objection 10
Mckinley as the candidate In 1891, hut
we are inclined 10 look on the State
Journals little boom as somewhat provi.
ous, 30 TO speak. There are lots Of queer
things liable TO happen In Ohio politics
within the next twoyears. Toledo Blade.
lhe'Blado 10 u turAk,t VlgAn, ANA IN
not much struck on Mckinley. Hence
its reference to the queer things that
are liable 70 happen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

No Democrat OF any standing In the
party would do Governor Foraker any
Injustice IN his most unfortunate COM
pllCHtiOn with tho notorious fOrgef
Wood Knowing Governor Foraker aa
We do, We cannot believe that h0 knew
that tho paper IN question was forged
when no turned it over 10 M, Halulvad
" be published, We must 10 allowed
~ hOld sons faith IN poor human
nature, even II We are orthodox N our
religion. We cannot believe that Gov,
FUrdKer Ia 30 drpfaytd aB to indulge In
u forgery to blot the fair name pf II
political rival, While, as u Democrat
wo desire TO put to rOut all the enumira
OF Democracy, we would SCOrn 10 do no,
~ the expense OF honor Private char
aCter is sacred, Foraker hHa been u
most mefCu0aS aud cruel aBsauller OF
private character himself ll0 has
always been without conscience IN
his political methods, lie was
Cnuln aud COnlidHnt uf
the forgsr Wood for the sole purpose OF
CUnUUullug BOme scheme " UamHge
James j., Campbell personally But
now that no ~ IN Un unfortunate erlm'
lual complication lot us not Judge hlm
by the pNye methods Of hlB Vwu treat
ment Of hiS riyala, but on the more gen
trUus plaue OF un impartial jury, roddy
10 hear all the evidence ana weigh ~
without prejudice, The very best that
can bu SAID lOr Governor Foraker now,
~ that hgis implicated In u c0mprO
mslng way with u low grade scoun'
drrl. We hope that the full expose,
which is coming, viii make the matter
no worse, In any event, We shall treat
him generously, Hs u man aud brother
mul the evidence IL more COnclnHiYt
that he 10 not entitled 70 be 80 treated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

MICHIGAN Is alive with Patrons OF
HusDaudry, no less than 1000 Mlchi'
gan farmers having iolned tnat UrdCr
since May. Their OBJECT Is 10 combat
aud trusts aud study meas,
ules Tor their own Interest. Ihry have
learned since they voted for Harrison
that tho Iarlil Is tux, aud think II Is
Tor PrOtGctlUu-ut tho trusts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

COLUMBUS DELANO. who assumes
the sponsorship Tor the Ohio wool
growers, says he IL not quito satisfied
with lirtd aa speaker, would have llk,
I'd Mckinley better, 0s Reed II IN sym,
pathy with the New England wool
manufacturers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

THE editor OF tho lirp, Is supposed
TO ttud the news from Canton to the
Cleyeland Leader, We llud In u Can,
ton spt clal TO the Leader Oi Friday the
statement aa follows: "lhe iOlliGCa
ton euds witha banquet aud dance"
There WAS neither u banquet nor a
uHuge
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

PRESIDENT HARRISON continues 10
examluu the qualifications OF certain
mtl tor hlgh Ullcta aud thrn ~ give
the appointments TO dark horses about
whom no knows little, HUrriaOaan
methods are like u veteran splniNter'B
ideas Of lOye-peeuliW-lN. Y. WJrld,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

THE President recommends the trans.
fer Ol tho Weather Bureau 10 tho De-
partment OF Agriculture, AS success.
lul agriculture depends upon the
weather, tins lB u valuable suggestion,
Improved weather 10 what we nUud, auu
We neea II right away, We trust Con
gfrss viii make haste 10 make tho
change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

IL the senatOUhip was % he deter,
mined by the voters Of CantOn,it would
BIZ big race between WIN, A, Lynch
and NJ y, llaFtet Both are biz bra ny
men, aud N tlme would make u Thur,
man or u Pendleton,'- Carroll County
lhrnn. OlB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Gov FORAKER received the news OF
McKnley's defeat for Speaker without
shedding n trar--AkTOn Times.
Aud Mckinley smiled one of his se.
renely calm, self.satislled smiles, when
he read the confession Of FOrger Wood
The day when misery ~ fond of being
left alone has not arrived.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

DfM0GHACy seems to ba getting
atIol ger every day, Now o0mea The
news from Omahn, tho great liepublI.
can stronghold thr hOna OF Senator
MaudeTsOn, with 1900 majority for Il
Democratic Mayor Ioaucceed a Repub'
liam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
$500 Reward!

WE will pny tho above reward for any cafe OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Stick llrNlnohr, lnd-
gugtlOn, Constipation ur tustiyrucSs we Caunot cure
with WoAt'u Vegetable LIVER llla, whtu The dfrc-
unna arc strictly Cumpud With They are purely
Vegetable ana mover fail IN piyO sntIsinrtini sue
gar Coated Largo boxes containing 10 PMS, 20
ucnA, For sale hy all Druggists, beware Of rOuns
tnTfrlt', aud limitations Tho genuine mnnuiaC-
turud ouly by JOHN &, WEST & 90 Sold 10y Dur.
bin, Wright a Co.. ana The Popular Drug Go,
Canton, ohio, nova gysdAws mon. wtd,fiI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

TnE Springfield Democrat says
What can men SEQ IN Mckinley that no
should be 30 much eXtOlledp Wa can
answer, lie looks like Napoleon, aud
aoia like Gronehy did when no heard
tho cannon at Waterloo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

DR MANY WALKER wants 10 90 10
Nnyti IN case Fred Douglass Ia recalled,
We second Maryb nomination, In case
we hear nomination, The climate II
aud Mary would look gOr
geOua IN palm leaf fan,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Senator elect Van Ceaf, who edits
the uiTeltyile Democrat, n In favor Of
Gen, Mcmahon for senator aa iirht
choice, and John McSweeney for SEQ
Ond choice, lle does not name his
third choice,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
Ihe Democrat.

FOHAKERs confession aud Hal
siead'H confession ought 10 be issued
aa M orthodox sunday school primer,
10 prove tho doctrine OF total depray-
itV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
Health IsWeaIlh!

Dh n. ~, WHtrh NHHVH AHp uuAtN TNtAr'
utNr q guhNutrni fprHnr f0r nYstHra, nifHF
moss, COuYuhllus. flH Nervous NrnrilviA krAd.
ache Nervous ftuHifAflnn fautrl ht tho uHn ~
alcohol " tDhACrn, WAguiunras, MruiAl nrIfra'
D0r, UttrnHg NJ M Wtsin resulting m lnatuly
Ahd lrAdlug a. Wltrfy, decay AMI nrhth Premature
Old Age, Nafru tuuia toes N fuwrf iu tithrr HrN,
Involuntary Losses ana NpefmhtnlihWA cHlael ny
efsotrHlou N tho brain arllsuhuhN m over. In
dulgrnce, Each hOI contains one months Tvat
ment elOn Ahuf, or HlN huHrA Tor tbtU, hbnt W
mail prepaid 0n receipt NJ pHCa,
WIZ GUARANTEE SIX nONRs
10 cure any case Win each order received by uS
Tor mf boxes, accompanied WIZ 500, No VIII send
Tho purchaser ouf written puHAuiru 10 refund tho
money II tho treatment dpra not effect cure
Guarantees aglrd anly by bufhln, Wright \ C0i
~ n, MARKET NJ, The POPULAR Drug Co., 70 N
Market ~, soils agents Canton, ONO,
nnV9'sO- fYr ~ Nst stnrsthurasssN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Ia inainoere IN his pension talk, ~ IL
clearly evidenced Ia his conduct OF the
pension bureau under uTeen " lianm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

NEITHER tho house nor Senate will be IN
aoRsion again until Monday noon. Tho
House can do no business until nftor tho
committees nro appointed
Hon. A. llowEilfs and H. Il. Drosbnch
will vote for Hon, John G. Warwick for u.
S. Snnnlnr M fret chonn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

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[ gy.N, ' ID
- AMI BID nt ~.
1910 grru.l r.,.
I sNCH ''+''i''
II ycar-' cHIererc.. tasI.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

The fac that !be Democrats secured 81 the
recent election 10 Montana only one maio>
PITY IN thr convention 10 be held mex, fall In
that Terrific 20 frame constitution for TIE
proposed new state encourage, the RepuDH-
cans Of ti.s whole country 70 nope that when
The legislative aud congressional elections
come oil in the four inchoa'e new states
The Rcprbhclus will add five to their
strength n the House OF Representatives,
and when the legislatures meet eight to their
xtrcngth % the Sensic-thus giving them
eight majority m the House aud a. large one
n they need in tn senate. But these san
guine Republicans may be deceiying them
felyes. The Democrats ought TO carry Mon'
rama and Washington.
In order % inctclse the probabilities OF
xucce.s II the four Territories The Repubh-
cans propose, II is said, 10 steal the Demo
cratic thunder on TIE silver question. eau
This be Gomez Mr.. UiYfs, a Republican
Prcsdent, vetoed tue silver bl!l OF 1873, aud
S. was "a. srd over his veto. True this was
done by he and Of Republican congressman
in both houses; but Mc'srs. BLMNg, CoNK'
l.IsG, Dawes, H,AH, snd HAwIN, all leaders,
voted 70 .ls;4n the veto.
so isr ~ Virginia - frnei we may
cay that mon the question Of passing the
silver bil over the Presidents veto, Mcssrs.
WIIuERs aud JouNsruN IN the senate voted
ave, and I'm the House OF Representatives
Nessrs. GooDU. WAiEEe, HARRIS, TucgEh
Huron, nd PMDLu0Rs-sl That were pres-
ent-yot, the same wav.
In the ,cnstc the whole vote % pass the
Dill over the veto WAS S. 10 H. OF tho ayes
- were I1emocrsts. an Independent, and
~ were Republicans. Ia TIE same body the
whole negative vote was 70. OF these 8
were Democrats and 10 were Repubhcaas.
in The House Of Representatives, the Demo-
Gratis voted sull mote soIidly for the bin.
This record does not justify the hope OF
Che Republicans that they viii be able L
make cap tai ia the new Northwest on th'
silver question. II the coinage OF silver l. &c
lie made tree. it will De done by the Demo
arats. TIE Republican leaders cannot be re
lisd upon to do anything that would oilen'
Wall street and the mon0poll'ts. At Ia
name time we must admit that We DO not be
1ieye Mr. nAGRisoN would veto Il hil nayln,
fthat for IT'S object. He will not be put 90 th
Test. II Montana. Washington, and the tw
DSkotas unite their fortunes with those q
the Republican party, they will learn whei
Il is TOO late that the Republican leaders Il
The next Congress vii never pass bill pro
Nding for the free coinage OF silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
rbtpl,sTnere should ZEE n Fair.
RICHMOND, A.s June > 1888
10 the Editor Of the DiSpstch:

kltHMOND, Az June > lcr''
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In vour issue Of this date l notice the pro-
ceedlnes Of the meeting OF the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical Association as
held on the 7th instant. Ia that meeting u
was moved and adopted That the holding OF
a state agricultural talr ia october or NO.
vpmber next be lcit 10 the Executive Com
tnittee.
NOW, I earnestly hope that the committee
Will see The importance oil holding the AR.
The people IN the country expect Il. Be-
sides, the society il ~ 4 better cOc0itiOn Tor
holding Al agricultural fair than over before.
a. all the exhibit, in both the mec3anical ana
horticultural depsItmcn-s can he paced 10
the building and tie show continued regard
les Of weather
In M recent travels I'm the Piedmont and
a norton OF the Valley counties OF Virginia
| Lad numerous inquiries: VIII there be
an agricultural fair held IN Richmond next
FAM" Nv reply: Tnere VIII be 20 expo
sitiOn. bul we hope 10 get up good oid.time
! State agricultural show and is,r, and want
not only your county exhibits, but all Of
your good ladies' and gentlemen present.
As stated before. the people l0oS for and
/ expect H. TLcre is yet sufficient time TO
/ yet ont q premium list, and u the commits
tee VIII decide upon holding the Fair 1 feel
assured that the indciatgablo President Will
make It, as wa~the late grand Exposition, 4
perfect success.
Let us not "wcary IN weiLdoinS." The
Far We ought 10 hold
The writer is an old member OF the 40,
ciely aud has always taken a deep interest
m the success Of the state Agricultural
Fairs, - her records will prove, and though
somewhat advanced IN lie, will still do all
he can In his humble WAY 10 advance The
interests OF the society and his mother
state Virginia.
By all means, let us have the Fair and
bring together our farmers, their stock,
farm products, aud the hSndiwork OF the
ladies. A. Z. R0C1T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Antarcfic ExnIorat,on.

The Norwegian Antarctic expedition
which is soon TO be undertaken will not only
inycsiigate the whale fisheries OF the remote
South Seas, but viii make determined ef-
fort TO effect the nearest approach Oh record
20 the South Pole aud unlock the mysteries
al that region. There viii be two ships en-.
gsged IN the voyage aud sufficient men to
permit the ESTABLISHING Of a colony OF obser-
yatIon In the South Polar Seas. The scien-
tifc, personnel, aud equipment OF the eXpe-
dltion will be- on scale that promises valua-
be results. The Norwegsns have proved
themselves intrepid explorers In the north
ern polar regions, ond Il is sale 10 calculate
that with ordinary luck this expedition will
snatch the antarctic blue ribbon both In the
matter Of reaching fartbest south and OF
reientidc investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

There nav be more significance than an
eears on the surface in The statement that the
Gar Is inceused At The behavior Of the snSh
.of PerSia on the occasion OF the latter 8 being
welcomed TO and departing irom It. Peters,
burg. II reports are true the NhHh Is mol on
Eastern Chesterfield and does not know bow
10 behave himself in decent company. But
all other things bcing equal that would hsrd'
Nv count against NAS>ECP-DIN at the Russian
court II would therefore be well u LOOK
deeper for an explanation OF the Cl"s an
ger II indeed angry he be. II Is possible
Ibat there is a motive iu his madness. ana
shst even II be IS not inccnscd now he VIII
DE before the Shah has finished hi'
visit 20 London. NASsECp-DiN, although
tyrsnnical ruler OF his own people i a
,yeak and timid monarch when 30 comes to
dealing with outside Powers. 1his is con-
clusi, " shown hy bic Nacila'ieg course all
durinr the game that England and kn'sia
have l.sen playing for advantages IN Persia.
He Is .fraid Of both these great Powers ana
IS constantly making concessions to escn,
only 10 withdraw or modify them upon ihr
demana o. the other. one month BRUSH
npd the next month Russian influence seems
% be In the ascsudancv At Ttheran. To-day
we hesr o. an English trump In the opening
OF the KSrun river 20 navigation, ana TO-
morrow we learn that England has been
slspped in the face by the restoration u
favor Of MrsH. EDDowLEH, the friend
OF AYorB XMAS, and az ayowed Russo
pbolite. Thus the shah swings from one
side 10 the other with almost the regularity
OF tie pendulum Of q clock. That II IS 4
part Of Russiq's programme not only to pos
sess Khorssfan in order 10 meaace The Key to
India, but - make her way 10 The sea
through Persia. appears to be eyiden'. for
wears she hss been gradually squeezing down
xpon the Sbahs dominons. Ii also appears
evident that in either one OF both OF the
movements named Engasd would be COM
PEELED 70 oppose Russia st the point OF the
bavonei. II necessary. u is not Improbable
that the Shlh's visit 20 Russia may have re-
shifted in Russia's not securing the
concessions aud pledges she expected,
hnd cor scqueutly the anger Of ALLX-
ANnER III. j. bluff or signal TO
get rec ~ - create trouble on the
Persian BORDER. To less things than the
Cars anger can be trrced important events
in the history Of Russia. aud now that NJ
hilism IL again rife that the Russian war
party IS s,ain forcing itieli TO the front. and
that Eng and will have the advantage Of the
last talk Nth NAssRFn-nN before he goes
home, it VIII De interesting to wstch matters
slong the Tfanscaspian railway, IN the eau
csssus, an / about the Caspian ee2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

TUCKER ys. HNsTEAD.-What could Mt.
BEVERLEY TUCKER ever have sad about Mr..
LINCOLN thlt vas rs had as what MIR. HAL
STEAD said OF hiu pending the war between
Tho s,atcs> Eccollect that Mr. HARRISON
nominated HALsrEAD for Minister to Ger
many. AMI then read what HALsIeap wrote
to Mr.. CHASE concerning Mr.. LINCOLN.
HMSrEAD tald:
".Tho Presidents weak, pulling, pidd'ing
humsnltaraul>m Is death and hon To the
army. Cant you take tim by the throat
ana knock iis hesd against wall until ne -
brought T. h,, senses on the war business
Idolai speak wauton'y when | say there
ore PERSONS Nhowould feel that It was doing
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