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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19
THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
Bay State Democrats Chose Their Leaders
Political Notes.

Political Notes.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 19.-The Demo
cratic state convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
Governor William f. Russell, of Cam
bridge.
Lieutenant governor, John Corcoran, of
Clinton.
Secretary Of state, Ellbridge Cushman,
Of Lake Village.
Treasurer, William d. Trefuey, of Mar
blehead.
Auditor, Edward l.. Mum, Of Holyoke.
Attorney general, Elisha b. Maynard, Of
Springfield
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TO Fine Members who Leave.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 19-The senate dis
cussed and adopted a resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Plumb calling on the secre-
tary of the treasury for information about
the payment for silver bullion purchased
under the new silver law, and listened to
eulogies over the late Representative
Laird (Neb.) Mr.. Sherman did not be-
lieve there was any serious financial dis
turbance in the county. II was confined
to the city Of New York. He thought that
things should be let 20 on as they were,
and that the secretary Of the treasury
should be permitted to use his discretion.
He doubted the policy Of paying a years
interest on bonds in advance The scare
was gotten up by Wall street
Secretary Window Criticised.
Mr.. Plumb spoke Of the conspicuous IL
lustration that has taken place within the
last few weeks of the impolicy OF allowing
the treasury department to obstYuct or
accelerate the business Of the country. For
years the treasury department, he said,
had boarded money. and during all that
time the volume Of currency had been con
stAntly decreasing on account Of the with
drawal of the national bank notes. The
secretary had seen the business of the
country hampered, but he had waited until
panic was impending and then had given
out the money to the holders Of govern
ment bonds under such circumstances as
to enable them, and not him, to control the
money supply of the country during their
pleasure The money, which could have
been put out at the will of the secretary,
was today in the hands of the men who
owned bonds-to the amount Of 500, ,0OO Oo0-
and it was perfectly safe to say that these
men would use it TO benefit themselves and
not in the interest of the people. Nothing,
Mr.. Plumb said, but an overwhelming
calamity would ever divorce the treasury
from such malicious interference with the
business of the country.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19

ZANZIBAR, Sept. ia slave dhow was
chased by British boats yesterday and after
an exciting chase was overhauled. Several
shots were fired before the capture was
effected. The captain, an Arab, was killed
by one Of the shots. The crew swan ashore
and escaped. Fifty slaves were rescued.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19

BosToN, Sept l9-rhe strike Of gold.
beaters in this city, as well as in Philadel-
phia, New York and Chicago, has been
settled in favor OF the men, they having
obtained their demands, which enables
them TO caro- from $3.50 TO So per week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19
Two KlIIed by = cyclone.

MIYSEAPoLIs, MINI, Sept. 19.-An At
lantic Qa.) special to The Tribune, says: A
cyclone occurred last evening four miles
south Of Manning, la. Two persons are
reported killed and number injured. The
damage will be heavy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19

LAooNIA, N. H., Sept I'D. Arthur
Taggart, OF Groffstown, has been nominal.
ed for congress by the Republicans OF the
First district
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sunol and Guy rrot.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 19.-At the Driving
park, Thursday, Sunol trotted a mile in
2:lSk and Guy was sent the same distance
in 2l2J{ The track was heavy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19
FOR SALE.

Eight Of those New Houses at
the n. E and N. w. Cor. of Lin
den and Porter streets, 6 rooms and
bath. All modern improvements.
viii be sold cheap.
We have 50, 500, So, 900 and
81 600 at 6 per cent; also $4,000
at per cent to loan on good
mortgages.
Houses, lots and Farms for sale or
exchange.
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KnIree. clnbs. Corn outters. RevoIvers.

knIVes1 IInD91 NofH NWIItIsf ENeNOINoFs-
VINcENNEs, Ind, Sept. l9-In row be-
tween the Blevins and Meur families al
Sandborn, knives, clubs, corn cutters and
revolvers were used. Rufus Blevins was
shot and instantly killed. Three Others
were fatally injured.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED BY
u the undersigned at the Court House.
WilniI gton, Delaware. until IL m Wednes
day, October l. 1890. for the erection of a hi III
way bridge and culvert over turkey Rum.
Mill Greek hufdred, New Ca stle county, Della
ware
Bids v i'll be received for either the bridge
and sub-structures complet-, or for the bridge
super-structure. materials for abutments or
for masonary work. Plans and ecIfications
can be seen at the Court House in charge Of
the janitor.
The committee reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids
II H JORD AN. Chairman.
NILL1 An L. WEIR.
s. j. MCCALL,
SAMUEL KILL GORE
Gh0RGE q. HOTHWELL,
Com nittee,
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Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of Messrs Sheedy and Condor, members
OF the house OF commons; Mr. Patrick
O'Brien and Rev. David Humphreys, Of
Tpperary, and Mr.. Dalton.
The Parnellites anticipate general raid
following today's arrests, with view ia
suppressing the league, and Mr.. ParnelI
has arranged for an early meeting Of his
followers in London. Messrs. 4. p. O'Con-
nor and James J. O'Kelly will probably
take the berths on the Teutonic engaged
for Messrs. OlBrien and Dillon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-19
AUDITORS sAnEs.

A UDIr0R'S SALE.- BY VIRTUE OF A
n warrant of the Mayor OF the CITY of WIZ
mirgton; to ME directed VIII be exposed TO
public sale
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CRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Bakers.
j. BApKLEY & BROS. CO, 4th and French.
w & j. LANG. Firth and French streets.
PAUL o. SNYDER. 1i3 West Eighth street.
M j. WEYL, No. East Second rect.
CHARLES YErTER, IL East Fourth street
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RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
Congressman Who Storined the
Doors Of the House.
ONE MEMBERS NOSE BROKEN.

but the Unhappy Accident was wholly
Unintentional-The Representatives OBJ
jeeted to Having the Doors Locked Dur
ing Roll call-The Deadlock.
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ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK 502 Market st.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, 9th N srket
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY. No. e37 Market street
FARMERS BANK OF DELAWARE. North
east corner Third and Market streets.
FIRST MA fIONAL BANK, Northeast cor
ner Fifth an Market streets.
NATIONAL BANK OF Dell WARE, n. 4.
corner sixth and Marker streets
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWINE. Accounts solicited;
private safe deposit boxes for rent; North
west corner Second and Market streets.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. No. 5l9 Market street
Union NArI IN Al BANK sos Market st
WHINING TON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, /,
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FoK SALE.

COWS. ONE HEIFER AND ONE YOUNG
~ COW giving milk. Address MRS.
EDWARD DUFFY. Market street, New
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A six.Muie Runaway. .

A slx-mule team belonging 70 r. NJ.
Kaufman, Manor townshlp farmer,
created great deal Of excitement on the
first square Of West King street, early this
afternoon. On the large wagon, 10 which
the mules were hitched, was . great load
Of bran in bags. Going down the hill the
driver of the team tried TO apply the
brake, but was unable to do 30.
as tho bags were In the way. Tho
mules started 10 run over the slippery
belgian blocks, but the driver held TO the
line and succeeded in turning them into
South Prince street. As they msde the
turn around the corner they were travel
ing pretty fast, and In front OF the Stevens
house the sideboard of the wagon gave
away. About fifteen bags of the bran were
thrown Off into the black mud, which
seemed 10 be almost q foot In depth.
The mules wero stopped before they
reached Miffiin street, aftcr they had
scattered q few moro bags along
the street. No further damage
was done, but several teams that lined the
streets made narrow escapes from being
struck, and at one time frightful accident
was looked for The driver displayed o
great deal Of pluck in holding to the mules.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
BIDS for Collecting Tax.

The county commissioners opened bids
ut noon to-day for the collection of the state
and county taxes for the east and west
wards of the city for 1890. Following were
the bidders:
East Wards: ii. G. Smith, 96-lO0 per
cent A. j. Mowery, $l.24; j. Benson
Samson, 43-1OO s. w. Graybill, 67-lOO; b.
+. Hastings, 59-l0O; A. w. Baldwin, S5-lOO.
West wards: II. &. Smith, 96-lOO; j.
Benson Samson, 45-lOG; $. w. Graybill,
77-l00; Is. i. Hastings, 40-l00; A. w.
Baldwin, 95-1OO.
The bids for the east wards between
Mowery and Samson are very close, and to
ascertain the lowest the amount of tax to be
collected must be ascertained. The award
will not be made for few days.
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Deaths.

l. =. Long. tF S
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from
the church at Sheridan, In Lebanon county. ON
saturday, March Is, at 21S o'clock. 8td
kILLIAS.-March TO- 1880, Mt Washington.
y. G., Mary Lilly kilian, wife of George p iii.
liam and daughter OF W. W. and Lizzie Nc
Michael, In the 18th year OF her age.
Notice of interment hereafter
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Another surnrise Party

Last evening large surprise party was
given 10 Mrs. Jacob Weiser, who resides
on North Water street near James. About
thirty couples Of friends Of the lady were
present and they had q highly enjoyable
time during the evening, the festivities
concluding with an excellent supper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
Argument Court

The argument list for the March term,
beginning on Monday next, was is
sued to-day. There are down for
argument 52 cases in the common
pleas list, IL In the orphans court
and II In the quarter sessions. On the
common pleas list are several suits brought
by tho Delaware River 4 Lancaster rail-
road against subscribers to the stock of the
company, In which rules win be argued to
show cause why judgment should not be
entered for want Of a sufficient sfiidavit of
defense.
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m nrkets.
Phiiadeiphia Produce N

philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. l2.-Noon- Flour steady.
Penn's supers. 0O&2 40; extra. 250aS 40 |:
samily, SSes %; roller, 6o9A %; patent,
Wheat firm: No. Red new. s2izas,c +.
No. Penn'a Red, 90c; No. do S8ds7c
Corn quiet; No. -, new, solsaS7c old, saa
Oats steady; No. White soasO,&c; No Q
: sr.9hrai Winter sis solo %; Spring 81. 50
saisd hay quiet swposis % Is TO quality |;
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spent a Pleasant Evening.

Last evening surprise party was given
to Miss Harriet Cast, residing at Prince
and James streets. Ten couples Of her
friends gathered at the house of Simon
Shissler, on North Queen street, and pro-
ceeded to her residence. The evening was
well spent and number of members of
the College Glee club sang songs. The
affair was made success through the able
management Of Miss Kate Rine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
1t. Paul,s NJ. E. Church Collectlon..

NJ. E. church, for tho conference year end
Ing Oh Tuesday, aggregated $2iG, divided
as follows: Missionary, church, $22.s4 !;
Sunday school, $67.l6; conference claim
ants, $25; home missions, $40; education,
church, 81; Sunday school, 81; Sunday
School Union, $s; Tract society, &3 church
extension, Is; Freedman's Aid society, "a;
Bible society, 81; Women's Foreign Mis-
sion, 81; Women's Home Mission, 81;
hospital, Sunday school, Sl7.74; Johnstown
sufferers, S3l relief of of poor, Sl5.s5.
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ISAAC sAwTELLK,s TRIAL.
rt Il Begun I'm Rochester, n. H., ana
Excites Popular Interest,


Excites Popular Interest,
ROCHESTER,, N. H., March i2.--Ths ad-
journed trial Of Isaac Sawtelle, for the
murder OF his brother, Hiram, was begun
here to-day before Justice Wentworth.
II 10 estimated that 1000 people were
present at the opening Of court Sawtells
ives brought Into court amid great excite
ment and some trouble was had In keeping
the crowd in check. The presiding Judge
excluded all witnesses fot the state during
the giving of testlmsny. Prosecutor Kivel
opened the casa for the state BY calling
Jeannctts, the widow Of Hiram, who testi-
fied regarding the receipt Of telegrams
from her husband calling him TO Roches-
Ter, also regarding the Sawtclle property,
which ID supposed 10 have furnished the
motive for the crime. Her testimony was
not completed when reccss was taken
until Afternoon,
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Held For Court.

John Eberly, who Is charged with rob-
berry by John Wellbrock, was held by
Alderman Spurrier last evening. The
prosecutor and tho accused both live on
the Wabank road. The former testified
that they met In this city one Saturday
night about month ago and started 10 go
home together. Wellbrock was under tho
influence OF liquor, and he sat down on .
door step on Poplar street. He says that
while he sat there Eberly stole his pocket
book containing several dollars and some
other articles. The same night Wellbrock
was arrested for being drunk and taken TO
the station house. Eberly escaped for a
time, but was arrested several days ago.
After hearing the evidence the alderman
held the accused for trial at court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
Wild Ceese on the CreeL

Last night large flock Of wild geese set
tied on the Conestoga creek near the resi-
dsnce OF ex-Sherin Tomlinsou, where they
wsre th greater part of the night They
mads . great noise and LEFT before day
light this morning.
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Oufck Work.

On Saturday morning Osborn & Hart
man received 5o-horse power Flick Cor
liss engine, which came In eleven boxes
and five large pieces. 1t was taken from
the cars and set up by A. c. Welchans and
~ Sunday was In running order, SO that
II was not necessary for any delay by the
work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
Given Pensions,

Pensions have been granted TO Daniel
Morganthal, Bainbridge, Elizabeth, mother
ofJacob Lemon, Mt. Joy, and Elizabeth,
widow of George Smith, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-12
Ministars Stationed

Among the ministers stationed by the
Central Pennsylvania Evangelical church
conference were the following: T.. D..
Keen, Millersville; L. s. Reichard,
Wrightsyille; w. ii. Hartman, Columbia,
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SslsS fys ssssw, o new. y sis Is sSSis rs
Butter Stesdyi fsnn'a ss!amery .sxsn
Fer dull rsnn's assts. is,S6isci Hsid ioss,
SSssss ssssdy; pssss shlns. ,sssSs nIl sLins
Petroleum steady esAnsd in bbis.. n n
Potatoes hrm; b6oe0o PET bus. ~ 70 quality,
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Waived q Hearing,

Belinda c. Deem, charged with keeping
. oisordsrly house by John Sherff. waived
. hessing and gave bail before Alderman
Nparries Sos tsisi n coun.
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Got FIVE Dars Each

Robert cutterson,an old offender, was sent
- jail for five days by Alderman Spurrier,
end Big Jim Lennen received like SEN
tence from Alderman Donnelly.
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A Large Hoo, ,

William Fritz, we'll known butcher of
Upper Leacock township, killed for Jacob
Lands, of Bareville, hog that dressed 642
pounds. He is among the best slaug ghtered
this year.
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MARTIN BROS,
26 and % N. Queen st.
Il B. MARTIN q 20.
!. B. MARTIN & CO.

i ~ ~ASAAsA AAS - W.
]. B. MARTIN & CO.
China DEPARTMENT.
Closing out some odd lots to
make room for our Spring
Goods now arriving.
| Japanese Hare. .8
A price list Of bargains. One
lot Square Japanese Buffers at
soc a dozen. worth S. a dozen.
Round Sedji Buffers, 3oc per
dozen. worth 75c. One lot Blue
Toxic Plates, I2c each. Large
japanese Teapots, with Bamboo
Handles, &C each. Sedji After
Dinner Cohees at 25c each.
Large Imari Teapots, with
strainer, 75c each.
| Toilet Sets.
A line Of Jesse Deans Deco
ration at 5000 a set, regular
price $I2.5o. Io-piece English
Chamber Sets. in blue, brown
and pink decorations, at $2.soa
set. One lot Of Chamber Sets in
gold band, wild flower and
heather rose decorations, at S,
a set. t
Dinner Sets.
Last weeks advertisement
brought the answer, as we have
sold more Dinner Sets so far
this month than we did the en-
tire month Of March last year.
Everyone appreciates the low
prices, and the cut prices on all
Dinner Sets will continue this
month.
B,7l-a-Byae.
New pieces in Royal Wor-
cester, Belleek China, Satsuma
Vases and Nerz China.
!. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Wsst King and Prince SIS,
LANCASTER. PA.
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Cured His Dyspepsia,

Lyons STATION, BERKs Co,
c. U. HoKE-Dedr Sir. l feel Il a duty to Won
and all the suffering on earth to speak of your
Electric Medicated Belts. I have been a great
sufferer with dyspepsia for many years, and for
the last three months very severe. Four weeks
ago applied one OF your Belts and at present
am entirely cured. n hope all who are afflicted
with dyspepsia may hear of you and get relief
AT once. ID. MArz.
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DuBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1890
at No. 2ll East King street, Lancaster, Pa, bs
the undersigned, a large lot OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF Tables, Chairs
SOFAS, Carpets, (some Brussels), Beds, Bedistesds
etc, etc.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock q. H., when
terms will be made known by ="
K. ]. EBERLY,
Executor OF Robt. A, Evans, decd.
JOEL l.. HAINEs, Auct,
At2 o'clock p. M, OF the same day, AT the
same place, Will be sold 4 barrels of Grape Wine,
cask Grape Wine, barrels Vinegar, 50 bottles
Srape Wine, WHISKY etc. Also, one tive.
horse phaeton. A. J. EBERlY
marl2, l5,22,&,2d Executor.
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nan GRANTS Fon Eve yEAns.

HAD GRANTS For FIVE YEARS.
To THE PUBLIC: have been a severe sufferer
with cramps in the stomach for five years. Ry
using Hoke's Electric Appliances l am en-
tirely cured. Amy person is welcome TO call
and be convinced.
ADAM SHAEffER, Coal Dealer,
Richand, Lebanon Co, Pa.
c. u. Hoke al No. 3i3 North Queen street
every Wednesday. msSIid
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DACKINGs, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO, I'd
IL Steam and Hydraulic Packing, Asbest RoI
Woven and Wick Packing, Hemp Packing, 4
bestOs Mill Board, Asbestos Cement, Asbesl
sheathing, Gum Packing Gum Rings for Wa
Gauges, Plumbago Packing, Reeds Patent
bestos, Lined sectional Pipe Cover, at JOH
BE5TS. 1888 East Fulton street. m7-tf@
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A GENCf FOR CALLAHAN 4 COS CE1
~ ment to take the place OF Red Lead. Inl
bulk u makes nve times the quantity Of red
lead ana Is iar superior IN max ing steam joi11D
Se, &e, Price 70 cents ped pound, ~
bEsTs, xSS East Fulton stro1f
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Nottingham Lace Curtains, Gic, 75c, q tc
per pair.
Cream and Fancy Scrims reduced to l0c,
l5c.
Bleached German Table Linen at SOC
lar price, 75c.
Pure Linen Cream Damask at 25c wortlI
Heavy Cream Damasks at 35c, 4Oc, 5Oc VI
45c, Soc and Coo.
Extra Quality German Double Damast
Csc and 75c worth S5c and 81.
large lot OF Fine Qualities Linen Z
Cloths and Napkins In setts at greatly redI
prices.
A large lot of All Linen Towels reduced
l2hc to l0c.
large lot Of All Linen Towels reduced
20c to l5c.
We have large lot Of extra large size, 9,
fine Huck Towels IN two numbers. Prics|
bOc ana 75c; will close them out at Slc andI
At these prices these goods should 60 out|
few days.
Full lines of Tickings, Sheetings MusI
Ginghams, Prints, Pant Stuffs, etc., at less
regular prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

.,,..tr.- rt..,str., II Whites and
-.
t-e A. q. a. -+ttN.
metlts ot the Morgan o.l- tAe pro
ossf e4 rfr. hH ID send tne negroes
.f... 4,....,..., ....,., - ....ra
0.@ 81
TIE blacks i1to any i-i's more serious
sham .mp4,,on oned or4sory.
p.y n Gwen nt>for 9f the church
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''t '--'
Ee.ef ilat "e .t'i0i p '.le i'-@.
Educational tlili aaa pray 'Ji-sitss to
pas, t.
Afsa'asf, mat u I the seDse ol w.
iaeelng. ulAt We, llie e'lioied q -1e.ls =.
ihe United states are the Aiosi PAT el''
ald best oI c-l-z. is' 'Ne-oi' i,iS 10 10 '.~'l-
na-gaD., nu A.l.i.>lr' i' A"- At"A' Ao
synpat-tefs, Ao feheis' ho Nil. 'e caps;
and set Ne aIt tlc most lneulted ana
oppressed people ia ile Ai'ea STATE -,
H"a'.t1, aat lle t2Ltn = TIC i,oid 2
and the iuine>~ Thereon.
Keo'ttt, lhat lie WAI give lAe eaitA
10 SAINTS.
Resgtcf, Ihat We, the colofed peo-
/ pie. are me SAINTS.
Heso.ref, Ihal we want no sSpaia' u
/ legislation Tor colored people We are
willing % be taxed, but we want repre-
sentation also.
Heso''ft, hat we stay ana dle 10y the
graves Oh oui iatlefs- We are AFRO
Americans, AMI WIZ die So
The Trainer OF the resolutions kept
the iioor ana defended ms pos.i i,9h WIN
rare power aud elo4u nc lie 'A .t
"We have the same aihmues as llf
white man, and by developing what "e
have III common with the white man,
W. could develop tie same literary
standards. TIE whte man has Md