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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

IF 314 appointments in one month rep resent civil service reform, how many democrats will be in office when Presi- dent Harrison takes the retrospect that he says lis a safer basis of judgment than promises = This conundrum leaves in the shade the hen and half laying an egg and a half in day and a half.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

The WATERBURY DEMOCRAT is the only newspaper that discovers second term aspirations in President Harrison s appointments. As he is not pledged to one term it makes no ditference.-Hart- ford Post.
 Likewise as the people couldn't be in duced to give him more than one term have had enough of Harrison, and enough Is as good as a feast
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

REPUBLICAN hold-overs seem to be scared clear through. This is an admin issration that has mighty little sympathy for mugwumps or weak-kneed repub- licans who were found good enough to hold office under democratic presideI t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

THE Bridgeport Farmer discovers in President Harrison's efforts to build up machine capable of renominating him in 1892 evidences of ingratitude to Blaine. We'll, what of it? Gratitude Anyone who thinks it is should just ask Warner Miller.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

THE announcement that Secretary Blaine will retain in the consular ser vice democrats who have made good record should be swallowed with whole spoonful of salt. Blaine has always been thorough spoilsman-and you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

REPUBLICAN otficcSeekers who are playing in hard luck should remember an old adage: If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

COLONEL DUDLEY is kept so busy sing ing "All hail the power of boobies name that he has no time to think of getting an office for himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

Entered as second class matter at the Water bury Postoffice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-17
PENMANsHrP

D E. HOLLY. Artist Penmal, and Teacher, | gives private instruction in practical and ornamental penrnanship. All kinds of penwork done at the parlor. Invitations or carl writing equal to the best engraving at short notice. Par lor 131 Bank street.
 K. B.-A good business hand acquired in six teen lessons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

rhnvisaieal Arsunen1s Nn1e - : shame.
lees 1ro1oc11on Organ.
This from the Inter Ocean 10 - coolly
pharisaical Is any thing in which Il has
INDUCED:
The Democratic programme Of political
action fails In this: II takes no note Of the con.
science 81 the American people. II Is an old
and ineradicable tendency az the Democratic
Tnrty 20 ignore the public conscience II Il q
7rty hat always seeks 10 win by winking nj
and silyinr itself with tho uncertain tendencies
OF the age
Arc you there, old Truepenny? Note.
then. this: That the Republican party
assumes that the American people have
no conscience and that its campaigns for
power ARE made upon tho theory that the
people may be debauched with their own
money What are the specifications?
The Republican party gained power on
what ground? That it will substitute
steamships; that it will pay out PEN
sions unstintcdly: that it will give
bounties for sugar-raising; that it will
vote great river and harbor bills; that 1t
will prcvcn, free market in fabrics OF
home production for the benefit OF the
home produccrs-in short. that IL will
take the money Of all the people and 50
bcstow Ii that while the plundercrs will
be enriched, something, small piece Of
the pork scvcrally, a vast chunk collect
lively. will close the mouths OF veterans.
The Republican party assumes that
the majority Of the Nation arc ad-
venturcrs, schcmers, jobbcrs. mcndi-
cants -shiftless fellows who want Gov
eminent support or greedy and crafty
spectators that would make the Govern
ment increase their present large fort
unes.
The whole campaign Of the Republic
an party last year was an attempt 70 de-
bauch the people. Where tho bait Of
the platform was not successful Quay's
committee was ut work with concrete
corruption funds Dudley would have
electors bought in blocks OF five out OF
money furnished by the pious Wana-
maker. The platform made no secret
Of its purpose 10 bid with the funds in
the National exchcckcr. Here we arc. =
they cried, there we are. the only party
in the land that will make the public
money fly for private benefit. Here we
are, Messrs. Veterans OF the War. with
out regard TO length Of service, circum-
stances Of enlistment or character OF
record; here we are, bidding for your
vote out Of the National Treasury. Come
on, subsidy-grabbcrs Of all kinds, we're
the only fellows in the field that will
lcgalizc your schemes OF robbery. You
scratch our back by giving up tho Gov
eminent and we'll scratch yours by pass
ing some subsidy bills with great oppor-
tunitics. This way, manufacturers; no
nonsense here; you want a high tariff
and we want your votes. Come on, gen
tlcmen, come on; it's bargain; YOU
buy us and we buy you"
And 80 II ran, always promising free
use Of the Treasury for particular inter
csts, offering debauchment, and ASSUME
ing, Of course, that the American people
arc wholly without conscience or have
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

consciences so weak that itcan be stificd
by an act Of Congress with a Job in IL.
The popular vote was against them. but
they won. and expect with Congress
and an Executive wholly in their inter
est that the brides will be paid. The
old vet. Of thirty days service. the sub
sidy-hunter, the wool grower, the
manufactures. the fellows with irrira-
ton schemes, the pig-iron lords. the
mill barons. all and singular. the people
who want the Government to aid them 70
riches. are gathering at the capital 70
demand for themselves and their kind
the fulillment Of campaign promises.
II Is entirely fitting that the organ OF
such party should, when arrived al the
temple for prayer, assert that the great
Democratic party. mere publicans and
sinners. are without conscience, while
they, the pharisces. arc famtSoro q the
Lord-excellent fellows in - thss5
Is no guile.
II Is IN old trick, and 1eslmes Il
wins But the present M 1hcnf q noe
propitious for it, use. Chicago Tinos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
pRIFr OF oPIKSoN.

LII = significant that n Akron. o..
. manufacturing city, whert-, the tarid
was made n issue, the Democr Is gained
LOO votes-- Chicago News.
IF the country had chance TO re-
rate President Harrison now it would
take occasion to put him in lower
class. st. Louis Republic.
Trying TO regulate every thing Is
what killed the q. 0. r. in Iowa.
Straight jacket legislation is nearly as
unpopular As trust combinations. Chi
cago Globe
The Republican organs will give
every reason for the awful result except
the real onc-that Harrison's adminis-
tration has disguised the country.-Ch
cago Herald.
The rugucs OF the Republican Can
wasting Board OF Montana should be
early the subject Of one Of Dr. lIarrison's
most fcrvcnt prayers louisville Cou-
rier-Journal.
The Republican party. contrary TO
the usually accepted opinion Of the para
graphist, is quite ready for Thanksgiy
ing Day. Its goose is cooked. DE
troit Free Press.
The Australian ballot system. now
the election law OF Indiana. is approved
wherever IL has been tried. and Demo-
cratic victories seem to follow in its
wake. An honest election means
Democratic victory wherever there Is
fighting chance. Fort Wayne journal.
-lr. Harrison has not appointed
Minister to Russia yet As he Is said 70
have been looking about for an avail
able Republican editor 70 send over
there. we beg leave to suggest that a
residence in st. Petersburg would b.
very acceptable just now TO Mr.. Maras
Halstead. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Republicans are trying 70
solacc each other in the hour OF bitter
sorrow by laying all the cause Of their
defeat at the door OF mr.. Apathy"
and the vagarics of an ''of year" II
they fad consolation in this reflection.
their happy, victorious brethren find IL
no less. An increased Democratic vote
OF BOB, 439 in one year in the ten States
that held elections Is Apathy indeed,
but it is all on one side, and II is synon-
ymous with population. - Rochester
Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Colonel Clarkson. Mr.. Harrisons A.
sistant Postmastor-Gc General says tho re-
suit Of the election in Virginia IA due
solely and entirely 70 fraud. And yet
Colonel Clarkson is the very same iden-
tical man who was a party to the thaft
Of the subscription list Of the Voice and
who, with his pal, Colonel Dudley, di-
rccted the purchase Of Indiana voters In
"blocks " Ave-" but though Colonel
Clarkson may not be mn honest voliticiau,
he certainly deserves the prize for
brazcn-faccd effrontcry. - Alexandris
(Va.) Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

For tho monent - Nor,on go nm.
unncrmost Ana Nil vi,,ard a. ro a,'as ~
nersonaI mass.,. fro,, wash;rs. "s Z !.
confirmation ~ ~ f,c,s sha has 4, -. i
v;ouslx sta,ad sa;a IN I'M aaf.,
Ana a;d M ;n..,d j. ~ III MY, n1s
den, ir;,,s.;sa ..,,a ,''',, III III. 'sr''
iny wbat ~ IA VIM, .a ' i..P III.
Marty. With y I, far,r u MN ' ,,'',, Ia
And Observation-Disclosures -sa,l' 1,;.s n',.s
tbe .rcasursr and ~ hnr ,n .'' = III, n
snb;cc, was d,sn,i.sad ~ ''N''' IN
I'M tbe issna woara -. a !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
DEMOCRACY AND TRUSTS.

Trusts" Blaine said last fall
II his words you'll recall.
Are quite largely private Affairs"
And he argued. az course,
That we could not enforce
Restrictions on doings Of theirs.
But a judge In New York
Has got in his work
In manner exceedingly pat.
He. In just one bout.
Knocked the sugar trust out,
And, q course, he's Democrat.
When trusts would do wrong
Then the law must be strong
To stand for the press they nssail
When laws can't defend
Then It's time 10 amend.
For Justice, not wealth, must prevail
While Blaine may insist
He must not resist
Encroachments Of Doodle and wrong,
Let Democracy fight
For Justice and right
With faith that Is rteadfast and strong.
Chicago Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

NEW YoRk. Nov. ~. The law com
mittee yesterday reported TO the alder
men an ordinance which will allow the
playing Of organs in the city streets be-
tween the hours 81 a. m. and .. M.
The number y. however. limited to
three hundred organs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
REFORM THE SENATE.
Democratic states Represented By H
pubiica0 Senators.

Democratic states Represented By H.
publica0 Senators.
Our Northern contemporaries are loud
in their denunciation OF the election
laws in the south. BY which they claim
the southern delegation to Congress il
50 largely Democratic. We ask these
gentlemen to consider certain facts con.
corning the United States senate. and
then 70 suggest some measure OF re-
form.
The State Of New York Is Democrat,
by from $4,000 10 10000. The Demo
cratic party carries the State At every
election. yet IL Is represented By two
Republicans ir the Senate. and has brcn
for 10. these many years.
Connecticut is another consistently
Democratic State, yet it. too, keeps two
Republicans in the Senate.
At the last election in Rhode Island
the Democrats had a safe majority. but
by its peculiar constitution the Rcpub-
licans retain control Of the Legislature
and will choose the Senators.
In Iowa the Democrats have elected
their Governor by majority Of over
1000. yet the Republicans will control
the Legislature and select thc successor
OF senator Allison.
These are not mere accidents; there
are evils inherent in the situation. The
Democratic majoritios are not surmises;
they are publicly recorded at the polls.
y Is astonishing that Senators Platt and
Hawlcy, 81 Connecticut; Evarts and His
cock. Of Now York; Chase and Aldrich,
OF Rhode Island, and Allison, OF Iowa,
will consent to misrcprcscnt their
States; will hold commissions. under the
form Of law, Of which majority OF their
constituents have voted to deprive them.
hut they do IL, and are particularly de-
mandatory Of what they term Southern
bulldozing. louisville Couricr-Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

-Republican Iowa has passed into
history; Democratic Iowa Is present, and
Democracy Is the hope 81 the State in
all the future. The Democrats or the
State have come out OF their Egyptian
bondage; the hosts Of their opprcssors
now lie under the waters OF the Red Sea
ofprohibition, and in 1922 they will help
the people Of this country cut their way
out Of the wilderness Of protection and
humbuggery. Under Democratic rule
the future Of lows Is an assured mar.
niticent success. Chicago Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
MIR. MORTON's SALOON.

= Fac-Simile Of His License The Docu.
ment That Has Caused so Much Fuss
The Serious Trouble IT Has Made in RE-
publican Ranks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
PT SA#5 yfs1 Tss lsE 'A TT ie wSsss Is1 \ {
 'fae manNiho bgshisNiIiuing perspnahty tys ana hcpnsunmats poiitida aMlity copld
 t&fe RsSs,ec UsfJ he has m a, Ri n flfe a1eat

state of New York is dear to the dem- ocracy the country over. And the grand old democratic party, that has withstood defeat and disaster for many years but has never succumbed, that has come back to Z, the fight brave and hopeful and enthusias-
 tic as ever, would rally to the support of Goyerner, Hill and carry him into the. white house on a tidal wave if in the wisdom of the nominating convention he should be chosen to make the battle in fS92. The man who could stand up before all the world and defy the mug wump, -basing his political hopes on the simple declaration that he was demo- crat,, need fear noenmity that may eofne to Hln from those scaly eruptions on the poItiaal surface that. rejeiee in the aPa pellatien 1of independents niIike the barking dogs, snapping and growing at the heels of passers-by IS they never. lRlitef and are. harmless in. all ,hut the. noise they make" Governor Hill isisafei from any injury the f1ugwumps can ihflict:,,1,
 IfGoyernoqlr:. noql:. tHilll H enters the presidenlliz. n. tialsraeeE in 1892 he will be..the next tpresiaent of the United States.T 5 .''''r'l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
disappear.
. ,. -ts- r- . . -. IA -+----L E IF underdts SieM hleetbn laws Rhode

HE republican senate shows its. con sideration Cor the poor workingman, by tariff bill that would reduce the tax on food and clothing and the crude materi- als of manufacture "A good many of the senators seem to have different mo- tions now on the tariff from vhat. they used to have, and it is suspected that a good many of them do not disclose their real sentiments in their votes. If they do they have changed most mightilv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
~ HENnY F. GILL, M. D.. |.

PHYsICIAS, SURGEON AND ,OBSTETRICIAN,7 '* ,tOFFICE 155 SOUTH MAIN STREET, 4i.fs..,
 Free Consultation from g a. nl- to. a P. m...s.i, '' Dr Gill has. for s1 years successfully treated diseases, both chronic and acute, but he gives special attention to Throat Hung and Stoniach' Troubles, Nervous Complaints.1 Blood and Skin
 Diseases and Female DifhcutiesI from whatever cause, Married and single la4ies can consult the
 Doctor in the strictest coEfdence. He cures
 Cancers, Tumers, Piles, Gravel. Stone ill the
 Bladder, Dropsy and all Surgical Diseases, ,tl.lla
 He also cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEM
 NAL WEAKNESS, ETC. ''-
 Tape worms removed in 2 hours or money re-
 funded. Board and nurse for patients when re- uured cottage hospital system. Night calls in
 midwifery promptly answered. Advice sent by mail to out of town patients and everything strictly confidential Address with stamp, ADE
 GILL, l55 South Main street, Waterbury. Conn. TETIMoNIAAs ..... ,..... .3..f ; |, This is a sample of many others.;l ..., .,..gi take pleasure ill recommending Dr Henry F. Gill to any lady reduting the services of a skill ful physician surgeon. ''tHe has ill the short space of five weeks cured me of a serious throat difficulty and also chronic affection peculiar to my sex. The doctor is not only an educated physici but gentleman of culture and general inteili iligence. Anyone ,desrous of more partic- ulars, eoncernng my case can call or address me at 210 North Main street, Waterbury, Conn.
 't''-'' s''" '''.f'- MRs ANNIE E. BAssETT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
,, Love Making in i,1.ance.n .n

, Mrs. Mackay,' of California, Paris and London, is said to be very inthnate of late
 with Isabella; ex-queen of Spain. A good story of the Mackay family has not until now
 been told in print. Il '' ''''''.'l'' 'A .'.''' | Mrs. Mackay's mother and sister lived with her some years ago in Paris, and from the
 immense wealth of the head of the family 1t
 was supposed that the sister would confe fin fora considerable dot, and 1t was true that Mackay had either invested for her or pre- sented her with a few hundred thousand dol
 lars more or less, a mere bagetele in the
 eyesiof the master of millions, but very ap- petizing to the hungry Rench1aan of the old
 regime. .-i''o@ ':s nj e" '-'I "a '' ''+'' '- fA .. One day at the legation Of the United
 States a dowager duchess of the oldest French stock asked to soc tic American minister and was ushered into bis excellency's private rofhce. Her grace then explained that she
 had come in behalf of her son. the young
 duke to propose for the hand of Mrs
 Maokay's sister. She had not the honor ito
 know Mrs 'Mackay or her mother; and of course not the young lady, so she thought the
 proper way was to come direct to the minis!
 ter His excellency promised to convey her
 preposals, which he did the same day to
 Maekays Tnother-inIlaw. But the cid Cali
 fernian was not so much elated at the pros.
 pect of the alliance as doubtless the duchess
 had very fonefly anticipated; she asked the
 minister to explain to the noble party that her daughter was very poor, having no share
 of the Mackay' fortune, and was only in
 Europeto be educated for a governess, and as suoh4she expected to earn her own H~ing
 The minister -coinmunieateti his niessage to
 thsiduchess, who was disappointed but'in no
 way embarrassed. She said that 4sile. had
 been misinforned, and that of course under the circumstances her offer would not stand. It is a purely business ~arrangement fn her eyes, rrif.. sI cot -s zS.,.7 " ? = E The yours lady afteTweId married an Ital- ian prince, but tho prelii,anaries' were not settled by any envey orducal or princely mosher-inIaw. The American girl acted on her own behalf. Philadelphia Item. '''.' ,>.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
THR bakers in q number of states ar

THE bakers in q number of states are making vigorous crusade against Sun day work in their trade. An effect is being made to have'no work done be- fore midnight of Sunday, and in pur- suance of this purpose the federation of bakers sn Assion recenhy at Hartford ash ashopted Resolution in sthese wor,ts :: Resolved, That a bill abolishing Sunday wprk be presented to the legislature, and thht work iu the bakeries on Sunday night begin at 12,p.m But the public will want their Monday morning bread sAn hot lust the same. :. i<ti,f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15

HARRISON has now been elected presi- dent for sure. This ought to urge him to put certain eminent party associate doyppjjpa doypp jjp spiney s4pYy yafa Sstrtain sWsRa5t4iz CTS With him out of "their consuming, corroding suspense. Will Blaine go into the cabinet?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15

YALE has sent Harvard the cOmpli- ments of the season in the announce ment that her crew will continue to use the Bob Cook stroke. This is kind of Yale. The Cambridge men will proba- bly ndsddah ne4t.sulafnes3atS tSe*ALeenl don.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
WASHINGTON EXPRESS.

- " : l For, Newburgh, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washingte Il with Pullman Sleeping Cars 042 pm. Boston, 3:10 m.
 Worcester, a:1o am.
 Putnam, 3:1o am + Willimantic, 3:1o am. Hartford, 3:10 a m; return, 9:30 a. m. .-.. New Britain. 3;10 9 m; return, 9;4S F. m. Danbnry, 10As p n; return, 200 a m, . ..,.,.-: : Fishkill on Hudson. 10:As m; return, 1220 m, ' -i A. e. KENDALL. Genl Pass Agent Boat 7n; c H., PLATT, Supt., Hartford s, .,,,., 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
FIRE Al, ARM,

,t-.. LIST OF FIRR. aALARA BOXES. -5-4 4 Corner Willow and West Main. -'.-'.t ] Exchange Place. ..-.,
 IA East Main and Wolcott Road
 ! 15 Corner Cherry and East Main,
 st Horse Railroad Stable (priyate) a Iron Bridge, West Main. 1 24 Waterbury Brass Co. (private)
 a5 Corner Johnson and WateryilIe a6 Corner Prospect and Grove, 2. Junction North Main, Grove and North Elm. 2S Waterbury Mfg, Co. ,......,,- .....;....' l 3a Corner Washington and South Main. - 3+ Waterbury Buckle Co.,, -........ s5 Benedict X ,Bprnham Mfg. Co. .. ,,.t ..,..... s5 Waterbury Watch Co. (private) 3S Corner. Grand and South Main. -.., .,.,-c 4e Corner Union and FranAlin.,... - ,..,a,1 1 43. Scovill Mfg. Co., Aprivatel;..4g ,ts,s .st l., 45 Corner Clay and Mill. 2 l-,a,,sr..s. ylss,.., l 46 No. Hose House, Baldwin. l + .,..f,.,-fs ,
 A., Corner Dublin Street and Doolittle Aler...,l 312s Corner Meadow and Bank. s4t ,,.,. ., 314 Corner Meadow ami Cedar stFeet. 1, ..,s,,s,,,. saf Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co. Sprirate) aaa1r
 saa Holmes, Booth <, Haydens, (priuasel ,, 900, 34 No. 4HoseiHeuse..-. I,a-.-,.,a .,l ..,.s se5 Corner Simons and Burnham streets '4.,-. 3 INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY HoLpERs | To give an alarm, open the door, pull the hook down once and let go, then close the'1ouri T
 Donet pull the hook fthe fire bell CT lsfps1l tAi, in the box is striking, s thatindicatee an. aIsyt
 has already been given. ,t s-. ,..,, F:-- rival of an officer Of the Fire Department who will release the key: or, if ccumstaffces Wfif fS turn the key to the holder as soon as convenient { Always give the alarm from the box nearest the fire sAe k Key Holders. upon changing their locations vv,, pisase leave word with the Chief Epemeer.
 .E. q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15

Lake, strobel &'c6, sliicc cessors. to D, C.. Ca1lender, have this day received fifty silver watches. Give us a call and we will show you what .we, can give you from S1o to. SIS. l and } Exchange place,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15

SENATOR BLAIR is the one man who claims to know instsxhp SSillbe in Harri- sons cabinet. It is suspected that Blair is getting ready to hang out chairvoy- ants sgnai i Si li Il iS n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15

MANY people who are opposed to rail road strikes will be ready to justify the act of the fortyt operators ing sRitttstield cottons mill M h0 0sleff fleir looanSi bBtause they were forbidden to attend the flu neral of one of their comrades who had died. In the presence of death even con servatism of labor may be allowed to
 4ls-. ...i4l+ L-liis3:|
 IF undetdts SieM Hleetion laws Rhode Island should change from republican to a democratic state, which is not altogether unlikely, it would mean the addition, in a few years, of two to the demecratici stEengthlin the United States senate. That would be not tue least benefit derived from a change of laws which equity and justice should have prompted the legislature ito make. years ago.. .,.... .,..3.,,.l :,,.;,..<E