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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
I'm ote 2eier oes .gNamoexet'.

Speben BADEN tpir tpieber cine erose
Senouns bon pradtpolIsn Celorn6,
giloern, 14x2O 8oa grp6, erbalten.
bic pir audi als 4rdmien fir 8orauss
beaabtang teit'mn1t baGen. Dieielben.
ftelen BAT: 81. 6ers Sefu un6
Ser; Marta, 81. 4benbma1L'
8reusigun9 G9rifi unb 81.
papf SEQ XIII. 3tpet
BON bieien 8iloern sperben als cine
9rdmie a6geseben. @er alto anitatt
bes @ebetbuhes 8i(oer tpiinidt, tpole
gef1. anseben, tpelhe bon o6igen ge=
trimidt tperoen.
Damn baben mir nod cine AnaabI
bon Der lebtjdbrisen grdrtie, benz Sc
betbit6 DDabrer sutt @,tmmeI".
Elm iebr id5nes Bud, gut gebunoen u.
init Goloidnitt. 8ir geben biefes
8n1 FAINT einem Der Dbtaen BiIber
als 9rdmie, 70 Iai,ge Der @orratb Be-
faater Gebetbiider reidt.
@eiddftsflEruns bes .@anberer'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17

tDa lobf ben Sersuann, ben tra Suntlen
S&a&t
Du fetR rad solb'nen S4dsen sraSen;
Gr f@eut BITE Weite nt6t bet Sag unb Na6t,
Mn's 9t&t au ateb.n Der &tefe @aben.
Bed tSter febt mir. trer nit eblent Gletb
Gin iNetnbar kartss 9eri ersranbet,
8erbcrs'nes Slut barin 81 inben wetB,
D0s Menf4 unS @neel nod S%erbinbet.
8. GIaren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
idreibsa. Mas Meufden inb benz SIR

I"s~ ~~h ~
tbum~ susdneIid, - ber 9apf ieIber III
nur als oberfer 2ebrer Der Rirdbe BON
Srrtbum aaseeihloTer, ntdt aber ale
Menid poer grteiter idledtbin. -
alio la7e audi bic 3etungsleute Mens
iden iein.
Ste 2eute tpplen 1sAt ale aus ei,em
Blehgeidirr unb nidt ale aus R,baaq.
elas trtnfen. go lieben audi bic Ginen
cine bornebme, gelebrte, mt 5rembtpbrs
tern uno bodifeigenben N~eberafeten auis
gepubte Sprade, Mnhere ;ieben es Dor,
tuenm BET 3eitunssmenf9 bei[dui5 10
ihretbt, tpte fie ielber rebsn. 8efeiBist
f1h nun eth 3situn9srnantt elmer aISu.
toben unb bebren Sprad,e, lieit ibn Elm
@robtbetl nidt fpridt Ct, tpie er rneint,
naa 8oltes Mrt, 10 miro ct bon Der
bsaselebrtet 3unft ;u Der l1ngcbitoeten
eetuorfen. Mie mar, nun beiSe @esen=
idse id6n rereinen tonne. bariiber f5nnte
uubl ein teutiAer @elebrter Elm bidss
8u4 fdreiben, aber es bliebe beim
Mlten, bent Sober rebet no@ feiner
Weils. Ser &udaf finet arbers als bic
Nadtisal.
Da finb eft bier Steine bes gnfc6es
int 3situnssueien norfihtiS bsriibrt uuo
nod lteeen gauge 9aufen bon Stetnen
uno Stein4en berum. Die tpcIen tptr,
oanait bteies Nrtitel&en niat 3u LANCE
tperoe aud Elm Stetn bes MnffoBeS!
- borldufS liegen la1en.
@rbiel miro Der beodhtige 2eler aud
aus oieien tpenigen 3eilen b~erauSseleien
kaben, baB aud eth 2eitungs nenid es
allen Menlhen n:ht redt MAIDEN fam.
Sin @briitenmenih rertpunbert pber Dir.
CERT fih ntdt bariiber. benn er tpeib, bab
AUDI bic 3ettunssleute bon Mbarn bsrs
ifammen. Ser 2sfer elmer fattplilaen
3eitune bat tnoeB cine BireiHait, bic
Der 2eier bon uts Dber irrgldubieen
WeltbIdttera niebt fat ein tatboliider
3eitunBsmenia bat Elm @etptf1en, bas
t III ptrbietet, bid ansulisen, aud tuenn
BUS gerne 10 babsn tuDllteit bas ibm
berbietet, bid irrejufabren bur@ falide
2e6reu.
SIN bieien Easen bes Samples suis
iAsn Soft uno 8elial ITS feline ange=
nehme Sade, cine ta:boliiae 3eitung
5u letten, sumal, tpent1 etne Shaar I'm
ei9enen Eager Der Stride NIT benz aus.
pdrtisen Setnoe elnea tolten poer fau.
len Gompromib etnsuseben gar nidt 10
abseneist gu iein idetnt. - @eit leid.
ter. biltser uno beqlemer 1T es, TN
lt,len &dmmerIein Iber's @erberbntB
Der Belt gu Hagen Doer eine Sauit I'm
Sode gu MAIDEN, ais often urb etrlid,
ccd aber e~brerbietis uno bei@eioen Elm
@bltlein mit5ureoen lber Die Notb Der
3eit.
Sn beutiden 2anben fritz In bieiem
Sabrbanoert cine bsrrlthe SHaar in Ger
Rre1e fir bic Sadie Der Wabrbeit unb
oeS &e@tes: Sin Sores. Elm Bug, ein
8'iaof Reiteler tn friberen Sabren, Elm
S6rg, Maiunte unb @osellans mob
isst. Mud in unisrem freien Mmerita
limb unter bic 9ruBen Tooten ~ sdblen
Die fatbolihen 3siunssmen1hen vi.
@nSlano. 8rownion, 9iidof Qsnni,
DC aifer, Oertel uno Gaumftalt.
Me5ee bic Gtinneruns at, 10 bebre
Namen aud bic mtnmebrtaet fatholt.
i4en 3eitmgsleute itdrfen unb itdblen
in ibrer iduietisen Mufsabe, I'M papie.
renen 3eitalter NIT Der Sober nader
einsufebeu fit bisi lie bodbeilise Sadie.
tpelhe In alien 8eiten bic 2reusfat=
rer segen ben Grbfetno bes 1rtftliHen
Namens nit oem Sauerte eeidmpft.
3. q. Gnselberser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17

pS!t oSo
Weniae Sage ipdter eratuIirte Cab
rieIe 2eilbaer benz Germ Doctor Del.
berg au ieiner @erlobung. unb tudbrent
lie oas rubie unb tubl tbat, iab er ibr
trouris tn bic Muger1 Elm glldtider
grdutisam INIT berniinftise, III. mo.
oernea 2ebensanidaullnsen.
gor ibrem Settle itanb, tudbrenb fe
bic beeludwlnihenbenB orte tbeilnabm=
los lprad, cine tleine graci5ie @efalt
matt brinettem Teint uno iatparseu sldns
aenben ausen, bic gurpurIippen taIb
as5fnet. tuie eir,e fih eben erihliesenbe
Roientnospe. Gin LANCER ipanifder
Wantel bon fofbarem f6trarsem Sci.
oenplii@ biiIte bas ;terIi9e Gisarden
eth, iro tuer, bie gnee1 bieies ManteIs
auseinanberihluser,. 6arm coquettirfe
oas purpurrotbe Gi,tter NIT benz Be-
f4nier unb nat benz bunteln Teint Der
tleine1 @raei5ien. Sin gapcte, 6itHen
bon tueiBem 9afet, In tauieno Sdltden
aesoSen uab elmer ein3ieei1 buntelrotben
Noienfnospe per3iert, ias ibr IN ben
trouien, i@par3en 2cden, unb Elm sufti.
ger Sdleier bon tueiBem Seioentiia tuob
iia tuie eth fhneeiger Nebel I'm, bas
interefante R5pfden. Das tuar 2ecns
tine ben Soitern, Doctor DeIbers's
Braut. Sic suar cine Der reiHifen Grb.
tn,en auf aebn Meilen IN ber Nunbe,
uno He tuar a&tg1n Sabre alt. Sic
perfanb es, trDs ibrer Suserb bic
Mdnner ~ besaaber. irb geiiipoG III
unterbalten, unb iie beiaB i1 ibrer, gan.
3er Nuftreterl ettpas Qeihtes, Gpriitens
oes, Hedeubes fe 9atte Gfprit. AuBer.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

r.. . ~. -. MIL, ,,
Al, ne '' Nni'"' Mas, isray ,r a oitIieu
.ile alace va sfooery' Loss' S''ooo' 'hsur-
"hee' Fi'ooo'
has sned the State Nadiral asaor;ation
for horrino him
rh.a. .,:i,.. I s.u..
ao,I; ee 't'l,uiem .h. meie na,uts pd,iei h ~ q
Ashtabula. Ohio, Yesterday.
DILL. Goss charged with hiring an
assassin 70 kiIl F n Varnado was ac.
omitted at MAGNOLIA Miss Yesterday
Tho ,.;,o - L., pah;n,or 49,
minstral has ohtained adivorrn at Rloom.
inoton In IN thp ground of crueltv
Tla y,',..' I.s.;.,.ts ~.Ia E.o,,,
,,n tne nen..uohy t iusoiluoe iGl ne rGIo.e
l.ueu ou'nT.' n,a " tiie 'ouiu d: ia,iNio''
~ -,
The Threadgill opera house, Taylor,
Texas, was burned Friday. Loss, $4,000.
The Phoenix house was also burned.
Loss, S4,5OO.
Joseph Householder, we'll known cloth
ing drummer of Memphis, was found
dead in his bed at the Duffy house, Mem
phls, yesterday. Suicide.
Ihe massachusetts legislature mas
passed to engrossment the bill forbidding
trust companies to loan money on lands
outside OF Massachusetts and New York.
povmoster n r Smith Of the limited
States steamer Corvette. who was missing
With i 81 90o has been found sick crazv
and and unable % to M Give an account Of himself
'' ~
The late frosts at Nation, ILL.,, seriously
Injured IN MPPle, peacil niiu cneLiy puus'
me smail lfult crop Wlli oe reduced reduced one
nan: ABOUT Gairo' Ill., no 'i'a'erl"l oain-
age Is reported
Argument was begun in the supreme:
court of California yesterday on appeal Of
Frederick Sharon from the orders OF the
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Becoming Popular.

ROCHESTER, May AT the suggestion
OF Supt. Draper Of the department of
public instruction yesterday was desig-
mated for the first "Arbor day" anniver-
sary throughout this state. Within two
years ten states have enacted laws Great
ing an annual "Arbor day." and singular
ly enough New York has been one OF the
last to fall into line in the observance of
this sensible and most useful of holidays,
which is now kept i'll nearly every state
OF the union and in some of the terrific
ries. In this state more, perhaps, than
in many others, attention was needed to
be directed to the benefits and advan-
tages to be derived from an extensive an
nual planting of trees, and the schoo!
authorities and public generally have
taken such an interest in the days pro.
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American Sugar Industry.

WAsHINGToN, May 6.-Experiments in
growing and manufacturing sorghum will
be continued this year under the auspices
of the agricultural department. Prof.
Wiley, chemist, has this week laid out
the work for a field in the Maryland ex-
perimental farm, eight miles northeast Of
Washington, the labor which will be per-
formed by employees of the Maryland
agricultural college, upon the grounds Of
which the station is located. On one plat
are planted forty varieties of seed, the
ground being enriched by nineteen differ
ent kinds of fertilizers. In the field are
two strips where no fertilizer is used, the
intention being to determine the best
kind Of seed and the best fertilizer. A
second plat is planted with four kinds OF
seed which showed the best results in the
experiments already made, and they too
will be treated by the various fertilizers
manufactured. An exact duplicate Of
these experiments will be made at Ster-
ing, Kas., the seed having been divided
for that purpose. Portions Of the exper.
iment will be repeated at Rio Grande, N
j., Kenner, La, Cedar Rapids, Ia, ant
at several points in Kansas. Prof. Wiley
left here for Kansas yesterday to select
their experimental stations and supervise
the preliminary part of the work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Clearing the Cherokee Strip.

FoR1 Reno. |. r., May Capt. Hall
and company of cavalry left Klngfisher
to eject the settlers from the Cherokee
strip and company also left Guthrie for
the same purpose. Several hundred set
tiers are now on the strip. They are de-
termned men who have staked every
thing on the Oklahoma opening, and
failing to get their claims, have gone to
the strip. No organized resistance to the
military is expected, but cases Of indi-
vidual resistance and large amount OF
hardships and suffering are certain to
enSue.
Oklahoma City--Full and correct re-
turns OF Yesterdays election just received.
1t is the first municipal election in the
territory. Capt. Couch, the celebrated
boomer, was elected mayor by large
majority. The remaining officers elected
are as follows: Mr.. Blackburn, recorder;
Mr.. Violet, police judge Qunton. treas
urer; Chamberlain, engineer. T..e city
was quiet and orderly all day. Several
ladies voted, many did not vote. Total
vote 3GG
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Mexican Central Election.

BosToN, May, AT the annual meet
ing of Mexican Central railroad stockhold-
ers the following directors were chosen !:
Oliver Ames, Boston; Isaac T. Burr, Bos-
ton; Sebastian Cammache, Mexico ;
Jacob Edwards, Boston, Levi z. Letter,
Chicago; Z. B. Morse, Boston; Albert W.
McKerson, Boston: Joseph Richardson,
New York; William Roche, Boston; L.
W. Jackson, Mexico; Warren Sawyer,
Boston; Alden Spear, Boston A. S. Sy-
mon, London, England ;J. H. White, Bos.
ton; George Culberson, Levi Wade and
N. H. Hoff, Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Construction Companies Meet.

DEs MONIES, May THE annual meet.
ing OF the Colorado & Texas Railway
Construction company is being held in
this city. The following directors and
officers have been elected: N. ?. Dodge
president; L. NJ. Martin secretary and
treasurer; J. II. Brinsmaid, assistant Sec
retary; Horace Seeley, vice president
A. B. Cummings, r. c. Martin and
George f. Wright, directors.
The annual meeting Of the Panhandle
Construction company is also being held,
and the following directors have been
elected George F. Wright, president
Horace Seeley, vice president; l.. NJ
Martin, secretary and treasurer; j. NJ
Miller, assistant secretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
FOreat Fires In SVisCODsin.

ASHLAND, Wis, May 7.-Fierce fires
are raging in the northern Wisconsin for
ests, and unless Il heavy rain soon falls
there will be more loss to property than
has been already reported. Railroad men
arriving over the Omaha road tonight re-
port that from Ashland to Clear lake, l5t
miles, all is ablaze. Many thousand leet
of ties have been destroyed, and some
towns are endangered. Over on the For
du Lac Indian reservation 5000 worth
of logs on skids were burned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07

another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun-
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all night,
and with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz."
Thus writes w. G. Hamrck & Co., OF
Shelby, C. Get free trial bottle al
G. NJ. Creamer's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
The Long and Short Haul.

WASHINGTON, May THE case OF
James & Abbott, of Boston, against the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia and
the other railroad companies, was heard
by the inter state commission. The COM
plant charges a violation of the long and
short haul clause, by charging more for
the transportation of lumber to Boston
from johnson City, Tenn, than from
Atlanta or Macon, Ca, which is the .0ng-
est distance
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Tho Samoan Conference.

LONDON, May THE proceedings of
the Samoan conference in Berlin, scanty
as they have thus far been, are followed
with great interest in England, and nearly
all the London papers contain daily COM
ment on the matters now being deliber-
ated at the German capital. The radical
press is persistent in its accusations that
Lord Salisbury has leaning toward Ger
many's interests in the conference, and
intimates that the German and English
commissioners seem to work together in
the conference, and are jointly opposed
to the American commissioners. This,
the radical papers assert, is a grave blum.
der--to sacrifice American to German in
terests-and points out how much more
England has and ought to have in com.
mon with the United States than Ger.
many.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07

Ell PAso, Texas, May 7.--Private ad-
vices from Washington to Republicans
here say that the president has decided
to appoint Robert Mckee collector of
customs here. Mckee was formerly
treasurer of Monterey county, Cal, for a
number OF years, also a county clerk, and
served in the railroad service. Ieis well
educated and liked by Democrats and
He is first cousin of Rus
sell McKee,, the presidents son-in-law,
and there is no doubt of his appointment.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Chicago Asylum Horrors.

Chicago, May 7.-Contrary to expec-
tation the grand jury completed its work
without indicting DR.. kienan, superin-
tendent OF the Cook county insane asy-
lum, as an accessory to the murder of the
lunatic, Burnes, for which three of the
asylum attendants are now awaiting trial.
In an extended report on the condition
of the asylum the jury attributes most of
the evils there to the extremely over
Gro wded condition of the institution and
the inadequate number OF attendants.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Southwest Crops.

AUSTIN, Texas, May IA flying trip to
the coast, crossing the great Brazos val
ley l65 miles through the heart OF the
farming regions of Texas, shows better
prospect for magnificent crop os corn
and cotton than has ever before been
seen. The corn is knee high, with a
splendid stand, and it looks rich and
brilliant everywhere. Cotton seems q
little late, but looks healthy and strong.
The stands is excellent, and if the season
hits Texas will rake i'll $60000,000 ior
her cotton crop alone.
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SANTA FE, N M. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1889.

reedings in this vicinity that it has been
turned into a veritable festival. AS the
result of yesterdays work great deal has
been accomplished toward making more
attractive and comfortable the many
thousand school grounds in the state
which have lacked up to the present time
a tree or shrub either for use or ornament.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Tho Fountain Head.

ST. PAUL, May THE agent and party
sent out by the Minneapolis Historical
society to discover the source OF the Mis-
sissippi river, returned yesterday. They
report having discovered two lakes
no feet above Itasca, and seven miles
distant, to which they traced the head OF
the river.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
CAPITAL NOTES.

By direction OF the president the new
military post near Atlanta, Ga, will be
known and designated as Fort McPher-
son." in honor to the memory Of James
B. Mcpherson, brigadier general United
States army, and major general OF volun-
teers, who was killed near the site July
22, 1864.
ia. Spellman, of Tennessee, appoint
ed as special agent to investigate timber
frauds, is prominent colored man Of
Tennessee, and his appointment is re-
garded as a recognition by the president
of the colored Republicans.
The Ohio delegation is urging Dr. NJ.
Baumes, of Cincinnati, for one OF the
vacant places on the civil service commits
sion. Senator Sherman supports him
strongly and the rest of the delegation,
headed by Ben Butterworth, have instl-
tuted systematic canvass. But it is not
believed that the president is looking to
Ohio for western member of the COM
mission.
1t is said that First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson, who will return this
evening from Kentucky has been directed
by the president to allow fourth class
postmasters four years term.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07

A dry, hacking cough keeps the bron-
chial tubes in state of constant irritation,
which, if not speedily removed, may lead
to bronchitis No prompter remedy can
be had than Ayers Cherry Pectoral
which is both an anodyne and expecto-
rant,
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Quarantine Raised.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May THE ten
days quarantine at Sanford has been
raised and the guards dismissed. Busi
ness has resumed its usual features, and
the recent fever scare is entirely over.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
Nav Election Law.

Sr. LOUIS, May THE Australian cleo
ton law, with notifications to suit the
locality has been adopted by both houses
of the Missouri legislature and awaits but
the governors signature to become law.
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Given Up for Lost.

PROVINCE Town, Mass, May THE
schooner Nellie Swift from the West In
dies is given up for lost with all on h,a.d,
now forty days out.
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AN EXPLANATION ASKED FOR.

The president and secretary Of the in
terror have called upon the United States
officials in Oklahoma, charged in the re-
port of the inspectors OF the interior de-
partment with corrupt practices in con-
nection with the public lands of that ter
rtory, for an explanation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07

Old papers for sale in quantities to suit
at this office.
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Tidiings
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
THE RETIRED LIST,

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 7.-The major
general commanding the army has pub
lished for general information the army
regulations as amended concerning the
retirement of enlisted men.
In brief they provide for combination
OF service in the army and marine corps
in making up the thirty year period re-
quired for retirement for payment to re-
tired men of the three-fourths of their
full pay without any deduction for "re-
tained pay" but with deduction of 1919
cents monthly for support OF the soldiers
home. Retired men will not be entitled
to any increase of re-enlisted pay beyond
what has accrued at the date OF retire.
ment, nor to commutation for fuel and
quarters. Commutation for subsistence
and clothing will be three-fourths of the
allowance to men on duty.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
A FIGHT FOR BARNUM's CHAIR.

There is very lively fight on among
the members of the Democratic national
committee for the craftsmanship made
vacant by the death of w. H. Barnum.
Senator German, the member of the COM
mittee from Maryland, has become q can
didate for the Craftsmanship and his
friends have been telegraphing and writ
ing members of the committee asking for
pledges in his behalf. Representative
Mills and Breckenridge have discovered
this movement and are now hard at work
to check it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-07
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Attorney General Miller was questioned
in regard to the presidents views on the
subject of capital Punishment, his recent
acts of clemency to men under sentence
OF death in Washington having given rise
to the impression that he was opposed to
it.
Mr. Miller said: "The president is
not opposed to capital punishment and in
the murder cases referred to did nothing
more nor less than he should have done
He has none of that maudlin sympathy
which will interfere with the just course
of the law, but he will see that a muir
derers guilt is fully established before the
extreme penalty is put into operation. |
coincided with the president as to the
Communication of Green's sentence, and |
agree with him as to the respites which
have been granted Briggs and Colbert.
What are my views on capital punish
ment? l favor it in all cases where crime
is proven beyoud a doubt"