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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
REPUBLIcAN WARD CAUCUsEs.

The Republicans OF the city OF Grand hapias
are requested 20 meet in their res SpeetlVe wares
Nondav evening. August i. at 30 .. .ciocS lot
the purpose of slscSing three delegates 10 the
Repubfica4 County Convention. 20 DC hela ~
me city 90 Grand Rapids. August q. -.
nfssfi- = viii be held Ia the following places
uniess changed By the ward committees
FIRST W ard 80, r,.,-
second Ward-Hartman Building fouhtaln-
Third Ward-Irvlng Building. South Diy1-
sion-sf.
Fffrb Wafd-Corner Taylor and Leonard-sts..
brick building.
sixth Ward-Stekstee Building. west Leon
SEVENTH ward Danish Hall. Scri5ner-st,
Firhrh Ward-No. Sd West Bridge-st-. west
side Building and Loan once
Vinfa Ward NcClelland Hail. West Fulton
81.
Tenth Ward-Grehle's store.
Bvor,iar of the Peaubucan City Committee.
JAMES 4. C0lE, Chairman.
ARTHUR n. CHlLFER, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
WlNANS & WORKS,
Successors to A. J. Fogg d Coz
5 and 4 Tower Block. Phone $50.


yVANTED-Male help-l second cook; en-
w gineer; 5 bench hands; porter; cab
inetmaNers: good reliable expenenced
agents crayOu work aud enlarginS photo-
graphs. 8 and Tower block
WANTED - Female help - 10 dining-room
" urls: Il girls for general bOusework;
laundry girls; cooks; J flrstciass glrl LOT
general work second giTl Tor next Week
agents, nice work, good pay. ana lower
blerk.
TOR SALE-Or will exchange lot on Whites
addition, south Diysion-st. for house.and
lot and paw the difference. or Will ict contract
10 build house 10 some oae VINO WI, VII ,sH an
3 and Tower block.
TTOR SALE-1-room house. lot 5Oxl25 feet, on
Liyingston-st.; ma !e SHADE city and clS-
tern water; good cellar and sewer terms easy
= and Tower block
TO RENT-Half of new fat on West Bridge
i St; Si2 and SIS per month.
TO4 RENT-One-half OF fat on Union St.
rent Si2; ole 1-st0ry house on tlafIeS-sl
and one on James-st., Sli each per inonih.
Large number in variouS parts ot the city
from s6 10 SO per month. Sand Tower BLOCK.
ITOR SALE - , acres; So1th Division-et.
This is a snap lor some one. Only Ss1JJ.
, and Tower blccs.
| TOR SALE-g acres in eastern part OF the
/ L CITY. Inside al city limits. VIII plat Into
90 nice lots and MAKE big money. 3 and
| Tower block.
| IVANTED-A tract Of white OAK timber
| W land. from 1890 10 505O acres Must DC Ieaf
| railroad South Tennessee preferred. Nash
| sale. and Tower block.
| IJOR SALE-0ne grocery store. well located.
| 4 Doing good business. viii invoice ABOUT
| slo00 and Tower block.
| Tor SALE-Hotsl business In city, well 10
| 4 Gated. 20 rooms well furnished. rent 81
| per month. always fun. Reasons Tor selling,
| poor health. 3 and Tower block.
| TOR SALE-fwo or three thousand dollars
| I'm good paying stock. Would c$chanse
for lots or house and lots and pay difference
| II any and Tower block.
| IF YOU want your house rented. bring u
| vour keys and Tower bl0cS.
! VVANTED-A partner with 500, 10 put into
| W "A good furniture plant; once UorS a bls
| opening Tor the right man. and over Dc
| INANIED-Io put from 5000 t9 500 ii 80 ih
| w good reliable business, furniture p.o
| ferred. 3 and Tower block ,..
| IVINANS u W0RKS-keal estate slocN'
w bought and sold. pensions, Dlslles
| chances aud cmUioymCnt bureau. money .
loan. 3and4 Tower block. Phone Sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
CHARTER REVISION.

fthe city charter IS TO be revised at
the next session OF the Legislature, 1t IS
time that the work was begun IN earn
est. The revision Of the fundamental
law Of a large city. if done as 1t should
be done. a no trlhins job, although 1t
e often neglected until the latest pos
sible moment, and a then Intrusted TO
parties Who have neither time, interest
nor qualification for the work.
ItisweU to have a committee under
whose supervision the work shall be
done, but let that committee be small
one. Then let that committee he
authorized 90 employ the services OF a
thoroughly competent man 10 do the
work. and 10 pay him well for his work.
Neither cheap services nor cheap wages
Will pay the city in the end. IL the
work IS worth dong At all, It = worth
dong vel. and 4 the work Is worth
having. it IS worth paying for. The
man who does the work should be
familiar with charter legislation IN this
Stste, aud the JUDICIAL decisions. he
should be allowed time 70 consult them.
lie should be capable of clear and con
Csc thought. and skilled n the ex-
prssron Of sucn thought n language.
He should he man Of system and
order. that his work may 5e a complete
consistent whole, instead Of Iumble
Of rerebtious. antiquities and conflict
ing provisions. He should be familiar
with the mechanical makeup Of a eIi
ard capable Of turning cut = finished
piece of workmanship.
The sdvantags Of having a gooc
unsu wail paid. = tnst one man wor'
Is more likely 70 be consistent II Al u
psrts than the work Of a committee
"Teo many cooks spoll the broth. II
can faniiU arize himsef With svery pa
oft. 50 az - explain is - the leg siailv'
comm ittses ard members. Beng thor
ouxhlv acquainted with - every PRO
x5sou. he can see and understand to
bearng Of every change The Legisls
tnrs may see it 70 MAKE, 80 ss - sus
gsst vhsrever further changes nsy b
necessary 70 preserve the consistency 9
IRE act. 10 tue vork well q let
sIone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

We. the Evsryr1en sud hackUen
hereby agree - furnish frst-class 1ac Ss
and none others for funerals fer and at
the rate Of two 3 ssch, inside Of tas
citv limits. a0d We wl not fnr1sa
hacks for the benefit of those who have
cut the prices Ard are running second
class hacks.
CsrLE 3 (5REESLEE.
a TkBoR-
RI. y. PrEvEs.
Bar a WATTERs TRASsFrE c.
VIZ kccE.
Platte 4 HAxwrRSF HNIUT.
A y. ArEzE.
DoRTHT 3 PsTTEssox.
A N. RATHFr RN.
August :, 1890. "a I
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
COUNTY CONVENTION

me Rspublicans OF Kent County will meet
IN Cooyr6tf0n at the Circuit Court rooms. ~
fhs ritv OF tfruud Rapids. on Thursday. August
II. az Ill O'Clock a. m, Tor the purpose ot eteot-
non 70 b., held az Detroit. August q anu =.
l.q0, arA tor the purpose OF eteetinS oclegates
10 the Republican Congressional Oohfentstou s
~ tns Ftffh Congressional district. hereafter
~ hs cailed. and also for the purpose OF noml-
mating candidates for county omces 70 pc
vofed Tor az the general election, 10 % @ @heil
Noveuber a lSgO and the transaction OF sncn
cfbsr businsss as may properly come before
the convention. .s.,. g.. .n~aa
Eaeh township and ward Is entitled 10 three
delegates 81 ORDER o. 9lr 80, nislttTTe.. ~ 5T..pr
- - ~ G.se-erarx Chairman.
Dated July 10. lssV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
rAsiF5 elRE Fos Az

Tb@Aa Aa fs1E EtAE-FE lEAars
= t..fa- - ~t t- - seflss q t4rfE
&C., ts-ae -fe ,4rse stre slss
- - 11els aa- As9Is tQr Frasec-
- " eE - t1a .aTest - farmers.
s-r.4S aHEfE tirl tGSs-luAs r.ea
- issae = appesas - those e.
- IL @,xlE-auz a.ai -sGktsn 4ls1 ssEUSx IsIs ff-
o. faeEs-eQ par asakk of ysses. oa<g
- es-rz g-lt ether a1z -kzS-ls SAos - kkse
$50 - Froseltsca-
a. s-zsgie cE.s wal ne sent cu reoespf cf
- - ~tasaEz Geaept =. - axes. Z sylls aa3
- NAleh Wil - seDt Tor { NeuLs
- 9lalo list MI te sent Tor q aaals or
- twelve 1oE - etDts- or any rye toI il
s--.-.ts. s,gslsse E-1a- oEGer ty E42oSE-
wsges Living ans THria Z a EAals
s-~Tss Aavaatzsss = . FrosseEsss .Tsrsu -
t1s La1or l14 LL-d..slE4zS - tas ll-e1
State kasE Fflts k2@-y. -ssf. Cas-
- Fy.ss--.g..ss .ss.sale ! = sss-
- IL Low k4ases ~ L1e As@4f2esl-rr1
t3geIl. .-rtses r.s4 llfea t9r tl-s keQfse q
- aItsa stats, &c Aaeeslate haaas
isoaaetlaa q tlsess log.Taeslt.ss Ilapas-
sstie alt1oat Piolse .ist laFlr." flrst
frtss Essay, lsSS- q q E0DD. -. Sc
.sYnaf - - GsseTl2is No-l4 Ffes k.s~
Eassrssls ue Aas sals<ee. q ths Lse9E
- -sss isi eriss Essss lass HsAsss : DlsllI 81
k-s Fs1laeses q Free t1aas p NtAtG-. .
$500 49, -. - 90 - 80 = - - 80 Sc
s~The fToiectiye srla lie Advantages for
~ ~ ~ ssI issersst.s ssass S y la~ss>es =
fIgtscsiso - Fres- -irA4s a Historical
keFIeps = "a HAEsIaAS :. .s.-..--. %
io--II4e 2gsnsr aE1 tke lsf.1 Co. ~A0A>s
u-F1ats,i. - - as fa6iis foiie,S eposss S.
,s-aEFpsy - tl.e frcsident's j fss- Trade ses-
szEr-v =. 7. fgH11E. .-..r .-s..-t+..ss+- :
Is W0fxiIsanen and to 4sfln 49,.
eIhe Vital SUcekteu- r1sA American aL.s0s-
tries be abandoned epd AEAsrlCah Mar
tets s11rIei.asTtd 2. 49, --s'.r+s.-
ts-Ssme Ia GefiaAils with Aldttaon ...-.- q.
1.-a'Tae FrOsress II OLe hundred fears-"
~ AhFxreF II PORTE .--..--,--.. ..---...... ,
- spf.tr.ttaa Tor American shipping ".....-
tt--1he Iarff Not 3 Tax" hosGa DIsELA..
~ Mis- IrisEI1eu Sloufi &c rlctee etlouirts -
-. What l. . . Izrf1 ?" Answessto 70 Working
aa-"Tf.a AmsTls ~ v Ool IndGstry." h. An
e,--vsEss is5 AKA Cost or LIVING . D. WEs1s.
-5-.4SoukAorp farIuiuy hoUsi ries ".......-...-
sa-a short ak 70 Norkiusnlct- +---.----s...
ao--- n, teetlpn Gau TIE fsFhl7r" seDGief = p 81
7-"Agr.eultural Depression By J. X.
Doa - anu g. N OOd DAVIS. ..-....--..-.-.-.-
,s-"Iae ~outberner's Nauoual View OF
Protection by Enoeb EAsirS, OF len
a-"IariH Legislation iron tie barry Dsss
OF The Government, Us al eA-cVhlc1-
crate .....---..--. ..----- =
| g-"American sugar Culture, 0y SENATOR
A. D Paddock.
| 3l-~free frade or Protection: biaines
reply 10 Gladstone .....-... .-..,--:--..--
| se-'.Sreech OF Hon. N III. Mckinley, Jf:'
| on the New Tariff BIZ GeAFefed NAY -
ls9J. ........--...- .----''-''
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

ONCE more Congressman Whiting has
escaped from Washington, and the Free
Press again alludes to him as "the tai
ented Democrat who has done so much
to uphold the honor and dignity OF his
party at the front during the present
exceedingly unpropitious Congressional
term" It's always when he is away
from Washington that he IS so effective
in maintaining the honor and dignity
of his party. The greater part OF Dem
ocratic performances this session have
not been very dIgnified.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,
CONGRESSIONAL CON
XENTION.

PenpbHcan Confessional Convsn t,on OF
the Fifth Congressi9lai ~ IN the
80 ~, ~ f,rand Rapids. Michigan. on tnesaa5,
Ss.Sten,b~r Z. lao. a. IL oeioek a n. I9r ln sne
ggrpose 81 nomnating canaiasss 1T e
.,,s'' .sner business as may properly DC con-
s.eerding % a rule heretofore adopted: W.
1l.e~el -agnties OF the district VII oc cntiIlea
=, ,,s ,arle nun Der OF delegates as III the ne
,'-,sieaa state Convention. w: "a
Aii-gtn n...-.--.-- --'----- '-'--- -
Kent. '' n
ieli.l-.--- .----..'-.'-''' .... l5
~ ord-r of the F1fth District Republican
Congressional Committee ,.o,,-v,vr
DM l6HI GU-o. D. d oLODSSEtn.
Secretary. ODAHHsH'
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

Ths souoviaz IS nst q ths marriazs
licenses isSned since iast puolshsd. v.ta tae
nsmss residences wasa sssslds tae citg saa
ages 81 the partiss- ssEs
ElIas T. Brsdley. 0akTefd Sophro1ia s
Brad -. oakfeid 85~sc
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
TO 81 BsCRIsERs.

A. Subseribsr TO THE TELEGRAM
.tpAT.D ~ho fails To receive the paper
-.,,,,t.giv. or who may have reason TO
..,-,,,,lsin OF late delivery. will confer
special favor by Informing TINS S'"N
once. send postal card or call
up tele ph hoae 5Sl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

ToLEpo Blade: "The saying that God
is good to the Irish IS illustrated IN
the case of Congressman O'DOnnell, OF
Michigan, who, it is said, has fallen
heir to a fortune Of 81, ,OO0, 900 in Spain.
Il "a hoped the story may not be a
chateau en- Espsgne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

NAY the gathering and the festivities
Of the q. A. r. veterans be as rich IN
enjoyment as their service was n sui
ferlng and sarroH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

CAxAI-sr. IS not the most convenient
street in the city At present, for either
vehicles or pedestrians; but the ineon-
vsnience of improvement IS quite en-
durahla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
10 wlnd Cor Michigan

IL victory is in the wind for Michigan
Democracy, as Weston, Whiting. CHIP
man and the Lansing Journal persist IN
saying, why is it 40 hard to find a will
ing candidate for Governor? Judge
Morse's judicial decision that the
chances are u. &. has put damper
upon Democratic gubernatorial order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

The TuEGRAN-HERALD has closed arrange
neuts With the American Protective IAIlh
.l.I'.i IN furnish To our readers any OF these
.ocuments Ak the same pTi0e you would nave
~ nav should you send - New losr 10. thrm.
Ne have the complete list now Oh haha- Ahc
fostace on a letter and tie trouble oi writing
can be saved by calling al this OF ce and pay
Ina only the retail price. spend : cents ana
r.aa NcKinley's speech in full.
THE TELEGRAM HERALD,
No. is Pearl Street
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
roR sALE-x1sCELLAEEOUs

NNANTFD-A good second hand larry; must
W be IN frst-class order. capable eoI carry
700 L. s01 lbs. Address G. ". .. T.. care car
rier No. l.. -
L,OR SAIF-Or exchange for timberef lands
4 or city property. valuable heuf ~. ne
chinery. Cali or address Engineer bLsse y
carpet sweeper 90. 80
EOR sALE-A fne square piano. nearly TeH
viii sci cheap Tor cash. Cali al room ~.
The Brunswick.
DOR SALE-Cheap. - horse power boiler ana
i engine. neary new. attn furnace, feitlng
etc. complete. Inquire Of 4. 6. living ph9nle,
az. l'3li
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
SITUATIONS wAsrED-&AIE.

UTANTED-permaneu position As compost
W tor la some non-uaicn ohico "a ~ltha
Rapids, boo oaic- pgelerfca- Aaatesa \ oii-
tu'ou Printer. Ioon -. ao.t2 O-tai4o-s'tTe s
Cleveland. Ohlo.
IArANTED-By a thoroughly competent man,
" tn p asitloA of general OooeAe per ah4
of q. man ts,.r fn a lalgr wholesale ~ MAUI
facturirg .l.sn.neut; the best ul r~ierenc
as 70 ahl ity aul lHie1utyi moderate oAlAi \.
Address MaX, l. N0lbrook 81. =,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

Ie3K SsaF- Tlreg hasutliaa lels a. heArE-
- lsf 49, ssc1 e. e@ss tsisas = p
ffoFla
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Daiiies Tx
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
FOR HOUSES.

TOR RENT-A new nine room house with all
l. modern coayeaieucts. Apply - OTTAWA
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

E0R RENT-IIogse 81 rooms. on seventh
/ -. near Bro;.dway. Inquire at Harrso1 p
.Varon Wnrts. tolenhore ~ 2ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
FOR RERT-R00MS.

TOR RENT-A suite OF : rooms, just finished.
j with inside closets. hard aud soil water
with double street entrance al So. ga arg -
Fesf Kr,dce-sf. Call al above Nc or I1tiie
Bros. oier Arcade. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

EOR REET-Elegant suites ~ two. four or
six nice rooms. ewly pare : tnd palniea'
for hOusekeep ping. al o2 West -.-s.-i also
light and dry basement a. - est bfloGe-s,;
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

,,.s.-a S~sss Reports. Prompt -na SAf'f
c.tf.~r,. Al ths Local Ness, sao ''s
oi...sss saa Nost stalalT PrintsS ~~'-'
s..all.hsa ia 0-4ae 2zpids-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

TOR RENT-House az ten rooms. with barn
on IS est Leonard 81. Inquire at Harrison
Wagon Works, telephone 55,. A'4l
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
aELP WANTED FEMALE.

XEANTFD-A willing eirl that understands
w general fousrNoTk. Mrs. Z. Perry. ltt
South Lltaye 81.
yVAETrp-A dining room girl q the II en-.
W lgaA House. -4v''
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

T1OR RENT - Furnished and unfurnlshed
L rooms. steam heated. AT PARK Place. Mrs.
A. L. Smith. o1.tl
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

LOST
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\ OST-A badge. mzrked i O. ;. sne J..
L. 90 a. - IsEt Al ghis osAce- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13
TIE WASTE BASKET.
Into Which are Thrown Many Good
1htngs.

A man who tries earnestly to meet all en-
gsgements and fails because he can not 10
to be pitisd rather than condemned; yet
condemnation 10 ready for him in most cases
the came - though he were the vefisst
rogue.
No farmer with load Of debt can expect
to be released from his burdens in day,
or yesr, but in real fact he 10 more sure
to work his way out, il patient, industrious,
skillful, intelligent. honest. frugal, than
any man In like condition engaged in mef-
camille pursuits.
What folly it 10 to use every endeavof TO
persuade farmers that theirs 10 the hardest
lot that their business 10 going 70 the dogs |;
that there ia no hope Of recovery-yet ex-
actly THE deunal lecture il repeated daily,
hardly by men who DO not see that their
jeremiads are foolishly sbsufd.
Western beef can not be moved . thou
sand miles or more. AID preverve all it,
juicy freshness, = fact that BY and BY will
appear clearly, then meats produced nearer
will have preference and cattle but day
from fresh pastures to the shambles will
have better rating. Be patient; this thin {
10 sure 70 come.
What . pity 1t 10 that the old. honorable,
useful. earnest, hopeful. good. dear. fas-
sidious New York State Agricultural Socie-
~ has gone into the hands Of men who love
. scheme more than the objects coutem.
plated half century ago when the Society
had . single object; the promotion of agri-
culture ;-yes, to be sure, and what will
the harvest be?-Ths HusbaRdman.
Set It down - fact that the only way to
get full profit from cows in winter is, has
been, and will be, by full feeding, fodder
and grain. roots, every available good thing
70 extend variety, good care, every thing to
increase comfort and therefore promote the
tactical hov with regularity and fullest
abundance-all in accord with the old
promise 1.-THE liberal soul shall be made fat. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

The Dutch have been routed in Holland
The Mormons have been beaten in Salt
Lake CITY, the heart and center Of their
old Utah despotism. blasphemously called
a theoerscy. The anti-Mormon majority
of l,+oo in Salt Lake City At yesterday
election must be the death knell Of poly
gsmous defiance Of the laws of the United
States AMI of society. 1t brings home to
the Mormons the fact that their social mou-
strosity is contrary to the genius Of Amer
lean institutions. for the home 10
Just as much an American insti,u.
tioa As the school house and
the ballor box. The element Of progress
sive settlers that has invaded Utah from the
Eastern States has done this. That ele-
ment is now large enough to prevent the
packing of juries and the defeat of justice,
and TO promote the enforcement Of hvs
against slxvery's twin relic. bsrbarism. 1t
is an another nail in the coffin of Mormon
immortality, for yesterdays result gives no
tice to many more Who would like to settle
in the rich Territory Of Utah that they can
safely come. And when they do come
Mormouism - q controlling power will Be
doomed forever, and . great new State
created.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13
FARM MOTIFS.

The Maine Board Of Agriculture will
hold Farmers Institute at North Brooke
Vile on Wednesday, February Is, day and
evening.
The meeting Of the St. Albans farmers
interested in the corn canning business va
held ~ announced and d 800 Of the neces-
sary o. $50 for the business was pledged.
Ii 10 said that the rest Of the money will be
Immediately forthcoming.
Al . meeting Of the trustees Of the Cum
berland County Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Society. held in Portland last week, il
was voted to hold the fair in Gorham dur
ing the fret seek of September nexs. The
society was never in better condition than
At present. and much interest 10 manifested
at this early date.
Daniel Wells. . widely known cattle
buyer and drover died at his home in CliD-
ton Feb. 8. aged about Is years. Uncle
Dan wells - he vas called BY hundreds
moved With bis fathers family from the
town Of Vienna when he was . email boy.
He had lived on the farm where he lied
about 70 yeafs. Mr.. Wells commenced
early in life to buy and drive cattle to
Brighton, long before railroads we're made
in that section Of the country. He va
noted for his honorable and fair dealings
with all, and bad wide personal scquain-
lance With fsamers in Central and Eastern
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

sentiment. II frankly and speedily
acknowledged the error Of its
ways. and hastened 10 voice the popular
feeling 10 unequivocai language. 1t de-
elared that Speaker Reeds cousse sWill
produce good result, for 8 reform Of
parliamentary proceedings IN the House
8. now inevitable. II IL very sbsurd
that the majority II the House can Be
prevented from doing business by .
minority. Congress and the country
we're thu. often the victims Of crsnks
ard eorraptionis.s. This condition Of
things. which was making the House Of
Representatives byword and reproach,
an absolutely inefficient and incompe-
tent body. has doubtless run its course
There are some rules In the Republican
code which aim in the right direction.
They. or something better, should be
adopsed, and II the Democrats in Con
zrsss are to maintain the favorable posi-
tion they have nov they must recognize
the evil which made the rulings Of Mr..
Reed possible"
But the World Ia not alone In its sup
port Of the strong position Of Speaker
Reed aad the Republican majority In the
National House. The Brooklyn Eagle,
which ranks next 20 1t az a strong Dem
ocraric paper. endorses the ruling Of
the Speaker a. follows;
Discussion does not seem TO weaken
the reasona oleness Of the proposed
method. One point, already referred
To. .eem. conclusive. The Constitution
authorizes the House to compel the at
tendance Of absent members" Now, II
member. when brought In, may de
clare by hi. mere silence that he Is still
absent, the Constitution ia nullified
The member who take such a course
violates The Constitution. The House
itse 4. II by it, rules 1t permits him TO
do 40, Violates the Constitution.
These endorsements are significant.
They show that the leading Democratic
thinkers Of the country appreciate the
utlrr untenableness of the position taken
by their party members In the National
House They recognize, II the Demo.
cratic members In Congress do not that
1 the idea Of minority rule IL sure to be
unpopular with the masses. They pro.
4 pose to take a stand for the right what
ever may be- the course OF the Repre-
.entatlve- OF their party at Washington
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Democratic Endorsement OF Speaker
EecG

There is an evident desire on the psrt
Of certain leading Democratic papers to
"come in out of the rain" on the contest
In the House. Among these is that fore
most of Democratic papers, the New
York World. No paper in the country
more accurately feels the public pulse
1t always intends to he in the swim of
popular sentiment. At the beginning of
the House contest ii very strongly de-
nounced Speaker Reed and his
supporter. Soon, however, a change
came over the spirit of its
dreams. 1t saw that it had
made sad blunder. Popular feeling
II Observed WAS very strong the
other way. The World could not
AFFORD to run contrary TO public