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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
A strnnre HOLD In lha ILIter.

Between two and three o'clock yeBler.
day morning, a horse, unattended, and
with neither saddle, bfille nor harness
on, walked OF the ferry float al the
North Wheeling ferry wharf, Into the
river William BumbeFgef, the night
ierrymAn, was asleep In the whAfiboat
al tie time, but was awakened by the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

OF the age In the medical line Is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, manu-
featured only by the California Fig
Syrup CompaAy. II 10 agreeable to the
taste acceptable 10 the stomach, harmless
In lie nature, painless yet prompt and
thorough its action. For sale In so cts,
and $l.OO bottles by Logan Drug Co.,
Anton =. Hess, X, B. Burt aud o. Men.
kemellef,
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VI Hess " SUMS
1891 \ 1879 Market street.

~ yOn cannot sec and need SpeCtaCles
yOu Should Call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tie
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other OpllClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
minded, JACOB W. GRUBD,
IUWeler md VptlClan,
Cor, Twelfth and Market streets.
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With conscientious qualmsP" asked
friend. "You look troubled" 80
am," said tho sufferer; "but 1t is Will
the toothache." "More fool, YOU" re
piled the comforter; "get it pulled out
and buy bottle Of sozoDoNT, and pre-
serve the good teeth irom u like calam
ity," MWF&W
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Mr.. Raius Harvey, who las been 81.
berinlendent Of the finishing depaFl.
inent al the RIyenide's tube works for
some time past, has severed his Conneo.
ton with that establishment aud leaves
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Gbe Sutclliocrlter
0nlYc ! Nus. 10 ond u Fourteenth street.


wanlCd-A Man.
For Rell-A brick llOuLC.
ManlCd-A Lady,
Important IL the TrNtO-RobCrt Simpson 4 Co.
For sAlv--llOtistH aud Lots Il, U. Smith.
EXECUTORS sale OF Valuable City Property.
TFusieeE sAlC-W. J. W. COwdeI.
For saiU and For Rent James A. Henry.
Autumn LCaveE-oi Music Oliver DltSOn Co.
Rusty BRAO Butneh--JVSuph Bell Stove 20.
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To the Ladies.
WHEELING lNSTALLaENl CO
1853 MARKET STREET.
To the Ladies'

The ever increasing popularity If ,ho
house under ournew and excln. w. y, W., sne
agement Is a matter of Conpratuietio NrA ~
us.-Judging from the Gro Mis- that J Ja;i ~
throng bur StOre-the people of WSan}
ing and Surrounding Towns eyijsn,yl,',
appreciate our efforts to serve tbSir "ny
terests-and is another proof tbst o 'a'
system Of Fair Dealiug-Low PricrsN Ices UuI
Small Profits are Sure to Win.-Tbo S Sau
Of these-Fair Dealing-is our p"fd s' y
Successful has put us where We nv" !" :"
day In the front ranks OF business bonss o'
1T has made US recognized lpsJsr S'T 4,
the trade-Rnd already established On ~
house as the most reliable-In sbor, ~ !.
10 our motto-aS We are strong belisy,,'
In that grand old maxim "D0 unto o,h
ers as you would they should do unt into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

Do you suffer with labitual constipa.
ton or biliousness? II SO, try the pleas.
ant fiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold in 50 cent bottles
by 9. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin, W. +.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., Wholesale
agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

GLASSES adjusted by Professor schef,
the optician, give rest to the eyes and
prevent headache. Examination fol
glasses free at Lash's, corner Main and
Eleventh street, Mw&F
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Tnr rlchOsl flavor, Ohio Valley oOllOo


ID a combination Of The active properties
Of dates, figs and pfuneB, and othel
tropical fruits, It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered I'm.
tnensely popular ltCurgs hAbitual Cor!'
stlpallon, mitigation, billousnees, sick
headache, piles, elC. Sold In % Ceiit
bottles BY o, Il, Goethe, w, W. Irwin,
w. Z. Williams and John LauRhlin.
Logan Drug %, and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Lines.
The Exposition will close on October
10, the last cheap excursion via Pan
Handle Route wilt DO run on that date
and excursion tickets, including admls
sion TO the Exposition, will b0 sold Rt
the rate Of 81 from Wheeling TO Pitts
bufgh, good returning until Monday
Ottbbef2i,
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splash, and by means OF q rope which
he tied about the animals neck, sue
ceeded in leading him ashore, Bum
berger released the horse, which wan.
dered off down town.
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rhcru,ornctcr i,ccord.


WAsnlNo1oN, Oct. ls.-For Western
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia, clear.
ing, stationary temperature, except
sllghtly warmer on the lakes, northeast
II MlnlH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

ARE you weak and weary, overworked
and tirGd2 Hoods sarsaparilla Is just the
medicine to purify your blood aud give
you strength. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

Geo. NJ. Shook 4 Co. will have on sale
this day only the finest line Of foreign
and domestic Wraps ever shown In tlllS
pity,
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Preparing n Welcome for the bridge Men.
The gentlemen appointed as a Com
mittee on Finance, al the joint meeting
ofthe Board Of County Commissioners
aud the committee Of tho Chamber OF
Commerce 10 arrange for tile reception
and entertainment OF the party OF East.
prn capitalists, who arc 10 ho here this
week to look at the Union bridge enter.
prise into which they have put their
money, visited a number Of the Clty's
mercantile and industrial establishment Ia
Saturday and met with very gratifying
response. Every one appears 10 be
pleased over the coming Of these gentle.
men from tho East and anxious that
their stay shall be made as pleasant and
profitable as possible, and that tho town
mako the best possible Impression on
them. An entertaining programme will
be mapped out by the efficient commit.
tees Into whose hands the matter has
been placed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

10 suits u day. II looks like Wanna,
maker 4 Brown had come to stay al
2lOi Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
TILE GOOSE AGAIN HANGS HIGH.
The Policy Men Having Gotten Thel
GOOsos nre Again Operating.

The Policy Men Having Gotten Their
GoosCS nre Again Operating.
Since the Mayors bowels Of compass
sion have been moved and he has re-
turned to the poor policy people the
paraphenalia which the police captured
on their recent raid, the gamblers are
again doing a rushing business. On
Saturday night tho festive goose was
whirled with the old time alacrity, and
the festive gosling, with the money Il
back his lines, bought gigs TO his hearts
content, and his wealths extent.
There was not as much effort at Sc
CreCy as before the raid, the gains" evil
IDENTIFY feeling the greatest security,
Whether the police will make any fur
ther effort TO close up the shops is a
question they are debating. They feel
after the little orno encouragement they
received after the last raid, that 1t Is Of
but little use for them to attempt the
Quelling OF a growing and demoralizing
evil. Light fines Of s., so long us their
layouts are returned, will not cause the
policy people TO quit.
A good story is told to the effect that
Gus Hanke put the goose which roasted
In his place, into the ice box ~ preserve
Ii the night the police made tho raid.
The officers confidently expected to find
ono Of the web footed birds In his house,
and were much Chagtined that II got
away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
Youn grocer has EIectric LIAM FIOul
Paris Awards.

A cablegram from Paris announces the
fact that Il, W. Bell Manufacturing
Company, the famous Buffalo soap and
soapona manufacturers. have won for
these goods the highest award at the
great exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

Pattern Wraps Oh sale to-day only al
Geo. Nj Shook 4 Coz.
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Tnn best, Ohio Valley Coffee.

WANANAKRR 4 BRowN will save you
33 per cent In a good suit or oyercoAt,
and 1t guaranteed. Consumer, look 10
your interest at 2i0l Main street,
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ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.

Ladies'
In delicate health and all who suffer
from. habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliohsness or piles, should try the pleas.
mt fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 80 cent bottles by y. r. Goethe, w.
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., whole
aale agents.
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

Low prices is one Of our chief cbor,,
teristics, Since We have taken LoII q,
this place we have iabOred uBc,asin,In
70 place within your reach a comnls,s
line Of House Furnishing Goods at strir S
y cash prices on the lnStaInieiTt nlnn "
thaat we have succeeded goes without
saylng,-To this our very many rn.,ow
ers In this city and State can tpstiiy@snS
our immense stock is q substantial n, "u
Of Tive arc the ChumpionsI i TSa
Peoples Champions Of Low Prcrs-annSS
we have waged war--yes-wur Ia ,6S
Enite-with that terrible monshr-tbSt
robber Of every man-lligh Prices.
Wheeling lnStaImcnt Co.
Small profits are prominent ieo,r,,
here. Our policy Of buying goods IN,
spot cash, thereby saving discounts
combined with our steadily iucrr"siur
trade-justify us in selling our pooGs w
the smallest margin Of plodl-BrSjd"s
we are, IS well rs you are aware-.nr ~s
cally-"Liye and let live" people. '''"'
Wheeling IuStalmentC Go.
To live and let live We ap determined
and to live comiort@bIv" W" a, uVItgln'nel
within YOUR reacIl eyerylhi" "s , "aSe put
to make home comfort,hleS W R n'' ,s.y
not ALIVE offer Won crrJi, o I"a a"n. Is
that YOU cannot procnr" | "I, "ntases
iSl2 90 worth of GOODS ior a, TnCo"hlV V..,
aud 50cents per week ot SSt6 w VOW. uoNp'
-or 500 90 worth Of pooS. Nv, 80 SSi o tnomi H
and 81 90 per vel n, "a M ~, y. v ',''''
Remember. Won can INV W. IT, .,, %,onul,
-IWeekly seml.NloniLjy nr , II"'IyOV
md our goods nj Strir,iy h,s h|pS ,i.SJ
Then why DENY yourscli oi SnytI liIrs''
house iurpishiu: wods NJ o "'', 51si "a
tion when We oiTrr VIM S s,Sh u i;t,
termsP-WhV do william, Fn"ni "Vv'"
Carpets-Oll, Cloths--slny,.".JII1.".,,, .
t for coal %l,, or :. gss-Comtqns-DinnLcls
kinds Clocss " Pic,,,! " n a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

TIE Ohio Valley white shirts at S. II.
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WANAMAKER & BRowS's Agency has
come to stay at 2lOl Main Street, J. w.
FRRRRL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

Display Of Fine Wraps to-day at Geo
NJ. Shook & Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

JAcoBs & IsENBERa closing out retail
stock Now Is Yonr time 70 bnv harpains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

UsE Ohio Valley Coffee. IT'S The best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee.

GRAND OPENING Of Pattern Wraps TO.
day AT Shook & Co.'s.
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Question.

TRY Electric Light You will use nc
nthhr
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Clothing, Etc.
Gee. M. Shook q Co.

GAVE THE CONSUMER.
wanamaker & Drown, Oak Hail, Philadelphia.
has sent YOU 400 New Samples oil Cloth and
CasSlmCrCn 10 select Stylish OyGfcOat and Suit
from, aud save you % per CGnt-nO Intelligent
informed one dOubLi-ant every III guaranteed.
J. ". FERREL, Agent,
tClq 2l0l Main Street
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Every body Invited
To attend the special sale Of Fine Pat
tern Wraps today at Geo, NJ. Shook &
Co.'s
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To.DAY-TinO Pattern wnpS--snoOl
4 Go.
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WANAMAKRR & BRowN's Agency has
corhe to stay at 2lOl Main street, ]. w.
FRRRRL.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25
sIIERTFF's SALE.
Simon BIO9k VS.. c. d. DeBlanc.

Simon Bod X VS.. c. D. DeBlanO,
18th DiStcict C o TT Parish of Natcbito.
clSes-NO. 1O495.
BY VIRTUE Of writ OF seizure and
sale, issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit !Nnd to me directed ! have
seized and Will ksffer for sale TO the last
and highest bIdsder at public auction at
the principal front door of the court
nous house in the citJtand parish of Natch:o-
SATURDAY August 81, 1889,
at IL o'clock 1Th. the following described
prOpeI ty tO.lyit:
All aud singular that certain piece or
portion OfgrO9nd with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, apd all rights
WAY 8, privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any way appertaino
ing, thereto, Sitnated, lying and being in
the town of CpOntierville, in the Parish
of NatchItOcheA in this state; measuripg
one hundred SRnd twenty feet font on.
main street by( one hundred aud twenty
feet III depth, pounded on the Que side
ny property of Z. l.. Walmsley and on
the other sIde(by property of Mr. MarinO-
H'ch and in he rear by the property of
Oscar ChOpiE
Terms of N'lc-Cash subject to up.
pralSment. II
h G. l.. TRICHEL,
July % J. Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25
Notice.
Land Office at NatchitOches, Lo.,
May 4 1880

Land Office at NatchitOches, La.,
May Z, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make iinai proof IN support
of his claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the Register or Receiver at
Natchtoches, La, on August 9Th, 1889,
viz: Lilburn II. Nelson II. L. No. 29U8
for the east half of south east quarter
and north west quarter of south east
quarter, section 30, township ID, north.
range Z, west, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz: G. n.
Walker, Isaac L. Walker, Michael Coffey
and j. l.. Nelson all of Lake Village =. o.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance If snch proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason I'M
der the law and the regulations Of the
Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed. will be given gu
opportunity vt the above mentioned time
and place to cross examine The witnesses
of said claiment, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
WILLIS HOLMES,
July Acct. Register.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25

cICCC1Ous may AC0u
the views of able writer's who claim
an over production of the crop as
the producing cause of deprecia-
ton in price. l contend that if
there was double the quantity Of
cotton raised last year than was
raised, the price would not have
been affected. On the other hand,
if only half the quantity had been
marketed. the farmer would not
have been benefited by half cent
advance in price. Whyl Because
the exchanges visited daily by the
spectators have fixed the price for
the crop when the seed are placed
in the soil. Speculation alone
governs and controls the price of
cotton, and not the extent of the
crop. The State Alliance of GeOr.
gia shO uld ask the cooperation of
every State growing cotton to re-
sist this fixing of the price. If
prices are to he fixed, we should
have q voice in the matter. We
should demand and do away with
80 much classification, and only
have four classes or grades. The
farmers did not get more than ST
or 81 cents per pound average for
their crop last year. Now that it
is out of the farmers hand, the
Spectator is getting So to $40 on
every bale. Farmers should act
as unit in breaking up the unhO-
~ combination against them.
We consume but little cotton
goods, comparatively speaking, and
we eau better afford to pay a
reasonable profit to the manufac-
tureT for cotton goods, when we
get reasonable price for our cot
ton. We sell cotton at z to 8 cents
per pela.anS nd pay for cotton
sLeeti S Angu55ita TO 81 cents
ner n n we can better af-
ford Is the same goods 10
TO 10 per yard, with our cot.
ton at cents per pound than the
first M AIMED figures at the present
Price we get for cotton:
The secOnd question is that of
labor. In order to reyOlutionize
labor a nd make it more pleasant
and nj pfitable, change i'll labor
must b. brought about. The
nroner W. Nv to do this is to hire our
IaI,or like the merchant does a
CLERK for q K days in a week, and
from Iann hry first to December
oath baI 10 three hands under
wr;tton coyA tract who work from
sun-up Nor udy morning 10 sun
down on SEsturuay l. hoDestiS
believe that ~ "oum Oe ihiposs!Oie
fnr me to work n farm otherwise.
I cannot tecE ahand twelve months
70 work eigh months.
Lincoln Co. Ga.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25
SPORTING NEVIS.

The. second meeting OF the Nat
clitOches Athletic Club was held
in our office last Sunday according
tOsadjOurnmcnt. In the absence of
the PRESIDENT, LIST, Vice President
II. Nj. Hyams, presided. The com
mittee appointed to solicit sub
scriptiOns, reported that upon Il
partial canvass of the town they
had received contributions amount
ing to about $75, and some Sev0raI
thousand feet of lumber. TlYn0m.
nittee on rules and regfIIati0tss.
asked for futher, time, and wekr
given until next meeting. A com
nittee composed of,~Messrs. phil.
Asher, Sam Hcnpy and Clarence
P1erson, were Ypointed to secure
estimates fpf erecting the club
building. ~The organization then
ADJOURNED to meet at II o'clock
sharp Eext Sunday at this office.
From a correspondent from
whom we hope to hear often in the
future, we received the following:
BERMUDA BATS.
ga challenge has been sent the
Bermudas for game and purse
for an early date. The boys on
the coast must play or show the
white feather"
The above copied from the EN-
TERPRISE is some what feathery.
Can the Lemee's inform us of their
whereabouts Have they mysteri- |
Ously Disappeared Their actions |
are like the. new puzzle 'Fpigs in
the clover" which has struck us
and we have been unable to solve.
Let not the Lemees run around the
stump. The secret of the matter,
probably is, that they have not yet
recovered from their defeat in Nat
chitOcheS last summer which serv-
ed tO'displace some of their yani-
ty.
The Bermudas are ready to play
the 1emeeS whenever they rise
from their graves. We 20 in
strong for beauty.
BERMUDA SPORT.
The extracts from our columns
Of last week, may be feathery, but
we assure our Bermuda sports, not
Of the whitiSh hue, but blood red.
The Lelnees, to our personal---very.
edge, have not disappeared, nor
are they lodging around the
stump. We heard a challenge
made by their captain Mr.. Marcus,
@ the manager of the BermudaS,
ilr. ClOutier to which no answer
les yet been received. We know
# a letter, in the form of a chal.
enge being sent by the Lemees to
he Bermudas, to which no answer
'et has come. Now let the Lemees
lear from you Mr.. Bermuda Sport
nd we promise you a game.
We did not intend last week to
1isrepresent our Campte friends,
Vhen we said they played their l
men nine" against our kids, , and
lady give their versien of the
anne III the following letter:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25
BRIDGING CANE RIVER.

That enterpFising citizen, MFR. b
F.Chadwick, has been ciicutlating'
petition to Congress asking permits
sion to bridge Cane river opposite
this city. -
1t is needless to say that the pc
titiOn is being signed by every one
living in the city and-the surround
ing country, as the many advant
ages to DC derived from a -bridgC
across fms troublesome stream arc
self evident.
Aside from the cOnveniences it
will afford those living in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the city, it will
draw to us the trade of the large
territory lying east Of the river
which has heretofore been prevent
ed from coming, by the great diff
.ty and Inconvenience experienced
Ill crossing this river III fat-bOat.
Lying between Cane and Red
rivers, for a distance of ten miles
north and south, is the finest body
of land IN this fertile valley. The
principal product raised is cotton.
This cotton must be shipped to New
Orleans, and heretofore was COM
PEELED to go through the chanel of
Red river. tits a well known fact
that in nine ont Of every ten years,
owing to. the lOwstage of water,
transportation is entirely cut
OFT from about the first of August
till the first of January. This nat
urally forces the farmer to hold his
cotton until the market is glutted
and he is left at the mercy of the
SpeculatOr. With the Natchito-
cheS Railroad connecting twice,
daily. with trunk line to New Or
leans; a convenient bridge across
Cane river, and the roads leading
to it, in good condition, these far
mers, raising several thousand bales
OF. cotton, are given an easy and
rapid outlet for the transportation
Of their produce to their market.
These people will I've quick to see |
md appreciate these advantages
md with a bridge across Cane riv-
II our city will ship about 1000
'ales of cotton that she heretofore
ost through the want of proper IA
ilities to handle it.
Enquiry has convinced us that
us bridge, either in wood or iron.
an be bulb for less than $4,000.
mis- u not q large amount, and our
itizens can very easily raise it, es
ecially2with the assistance, there
mo doubt they will receive from
he paris1fat large. Congress will
nhesitatinglY grant the permits
IN aSl leh SINCERELY frTsf |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25
Farmers Union Resolution.

At a meeting of the RObeline
union on July Goth, the following
resolution was unanimously adop-
ted.
RoBELINE, La, July Goth, 1889.
On motion, THE Resolution of
the Parish Union in reference to
the use, of cotton bagging was
unanimously adopted by RObeline
Union and viii use cotton bagging.
Nj. O. FISHER,
Sec'y RObeline Union.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1889-07-25

The New York Tribune does not
fake kindly to the ratification OF
what it terms, hthe principles OF
the Cleveland faction" by the
State convention held in Missis-
sippi last week. And in long
editorial "regrets (') their endorse
ment of the free trade principle,
that secured the defeat Of Cleve.
land" s,-...
The overzealOusness of this
mouthpiece ofthe Republican party,
the party of high tariff, and! it's ILL
concealed anxiety over the actions
Of the Democrats i'll their increasing
unanimity on this important ques-
ton, is tons very significant.
The defeat of Grover Cleveland
for the Presidency, with over co..
900 majority of the popular vote to
his credit, does not look to us as if
there were much the matter with
the HCleveland principle, and we
have'no doubt but thatthe Tribune
thinks. so too: In fact thisis the
only, and the most natural conclu-
sien. Realizing the danger to the
Republican party that will follow,
the united action of the Democrats
upon this question, the Tribune
its false arguments and oily /
Rlipg. TINE by the fore