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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-04-24
School Examiners.

YNHE Bosre fschool lE.sminersof Highland
Il county give notice, that examinations Of
Applicants for Certifcateswill take placein the
Hiflsboro Union School building on the 6rst
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat.
urdsy OF February, March, April, August, Sop.
tember and October. The Examination fes
prescribed by law " 90 cents.
By order OF the Board.
sl1oyl B. B. BARRETr. OAK.
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Cruiser charlestou rests Her Guns.

SAN Francisco, April 21.--The U. 8.
cruiser Charleston arrived in port yes
terday afternoon, after q cruise to Mon
terey, Cal, whittier she went to try her
guns. It's understood the officers will
report the test as entirely successful.
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Americau laonsy In Canada.

ToRoNTo, Ont, April ia dispatch
from Quebec says that on American syn
dicate has purchased controlling in
terest in all the binding twine factories
In Canada except one In Ontario.
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THE sanotified and Christ-loving heart
can not be satisfied with only negative
keeping. We do not want only to be
kept always from displeasing Him, but
to be kept always pleasing Him.
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Administrators A Notice.

II hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and Qualifi-d
adlninisi rator with the will annexed OF the
estate Ut Catharine Shook, late OF Highland
county, Ohio, deceased. by the Probate Com I
of said counu. SEAVER PARKER.
ApYil l4th, 1890.
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" there be life in the body, the pulse
will beat; and II there be faith in the
heart, it will work. An idle faith is an
evil faith; for the faith which works not
saves not.-Seeker.
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WE must be industrious, self-denying
and faithful in doing the work Christ
set for US, to save the world, instead OF
spending our lives in . dreamy. pious
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-04-24
GRANDEST MODERN DISCOVERY
TRIUMPH OF PHARMACY.
The only true pTacticaI
ELIXIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH


is one tha, promotes digestion, improves the appe:
lite. cieanses the liver, puriies the blood, and
stimulates brain and nerves without Injurious
renciiOn, and one that may be taken alike by
adult or infant. Profane compounds, made of vile
rum or bad whiskey, swcctened and favored, under
the title of btters, toncs, &c, produce effects far
worse than the disease for which they are taken.
Vinegar Bi,ters is a pure tonic, a nervine
without being narcotic, blood parifisr
without poison, a liver tonic without purg.
ing. and above nli, a life. giving stimulRnt
without alcohol. The only medicine with such
powers in tho world.
AGENUINE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE,
far surprising alcohol in ony shape as tonic, and
" 'S" - LIQUID LIFE.
since it stimulates, invigorates and regulates d.
geston nutrition, secretion, excreton, pration
and all the functions whereby life is main tanned
we literally take in vitality In spoonsfui.
It is not too much to assert that the equal Of
terpart or compound with similar virtues has ever
CALIFORNIA,
ifremarkablc for nothing else, would be immortal.
roots and herbs Of which this Bitters is composed
Many Of them used by the Indians and the medical
preft sson in the treatment OF chills and fevers,
rheumatism. catarrh, consumption, neuralgia
dice gout piles, boils, skin diseases &c, &c, too
numerous to mention, but easily understood when
the action Of the Bitters on the vital functions rs
remembered. The discovery was partly accidental
but the present
PERFECT BITTERS is THE RESULT OF
SCIENCE.
Millions Of sufferers have gratefully and gladly
endorsed, during the past quarter Of century, the
wonderful success Of this
PHENOMENAL TONIC OF THE WORLD.
In order to meet every probable demand two
formulas the same ingredient are now put up.
THEOLD STYLE is STRONGER, SLIGHT.
LY BITTER, AND MORE CATHARTIC.
THE NEW STYLE, PLEASANT TO THE
TASTE AND EXPRESSLY ADAPTED TO
DELICATE WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
REMEMBER,
There is no disease Of low vitality. debility OF
functions, or nervous prostration for which
VINEGAR BITTERS is NOT CURATIVE,
and its singular power over the lower organisms
renders it the implacable foe Of
THE DEADLY MICROBE AND OMNl.
PRESENT BACTERIA
in malarial disease, cholera consumption internal
disease, &c, and SO great is its power as a germi-
eide that 1t is an
UNEQUALED yERMIFUGE.
book could be written of ITS virtues, and an
other Of testimonials but it is only necessary to
remember its general action upon the liver, blood,
of the ills that flesh IL heir to, and that no
family should ever be without bottle of
OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR BITTERS
IN THE HOUSE.
Send for our Ladies book. Address
Il. II. MCDONALD DRUG 90,
New York.
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HEDSON EIrEH MOCRICY.

4 Democratic convention WAS held tho Other
dlv in the I'm" old tiIy Of Hudson. Now
Columbia C.u?'v. tho mmod,at" jewel of
who's" soul j. Ilul-on is not behind any other
county in IN" ~tit" IN r'nllig"uco: n"vcYth"-
lc,, this convention adopted pr"nmil" which
zoos far To- prove that the l'cmoc;:i'> Of whom
II VA, made up ~" lam"nahIy ignorant "f
~iato affairs. Whereas" said these persons
"u i we'll Known thar tax"S a'r unr"a>nnahly
hi"h and continuity on IN" ncrcaS"
whereas. -" Am" th.ng applies III SAL
cIcqi.r d".foc t. ni"HL"l- Of the Legislature
for "a" many corrupt schemes that receive th"
sanction Of III" Legislature largely increase the
hu.d.n If tlyatiun." etc.
This deliver ,ncr il will 10 noticed contains
ihr"" clnrimg errors. TaNo> ar" not unr"A|on-
ably high. tl.c, ar" not continually on IN" n
c,ci'c the burden Of taNlt"n la- not lccn
iur ,p"rly in,ra>rl J., tho I.oci>ldfur'. Th"
STATE i1X Tor $500. instead Of bong lInlca~0il-
ably h,.h is l"},"l than IL" rat" Of any year
>;nc" l>1>. 1l,,>. instead "t L".nG "n h"
increase. arc on the decrease. III" fact being
that the tat .ci>hI'm"-E"puhIicln in hpth
lIAu'h'>--l, IL VII" AMI economical manage.
nr'li 81 IT, prhlic moneys reduced t,Na:lou
nearly fo.n m.!i"n 1"lar> The same Lcri,-
lllUlr in>tr.rI -: giving il. sanction 10 " many
cnilupf = i ms gave ~ sanction H. no cor
IIll' ,chcrl". not one. II i amaliu, that the
,c.r.lt'> ~ that Columbia Couniy Cory"ntion
u aid hItr entirely fo'"rif"n ia" better in
which Governor Hill lti'>i"l that tn" great
fiscal mra|lr" Of th" v"al. commonly known IL
ia" General Appropriation ball. was 80 "ntlrely
iIc" from corrupt schemes" that h" WIS I'M
AL" {" find >m.lr item upon witch (" hang
4 veto. surely Ia" Columbia Count, p"rnoc.
rlty docs not wish t. be- understand n an
ia"nni/img tnv.Iim lllir There is ON. other
aud perhaps NOR emphatic way Of con
Ilnrn. these l'"morrli, that they alr Labor in.
under 4 >cIIou> mistake touching. this question
of taxation. Th" CnntinlI"r OF the Stat" t.,
J" lul"d hy l1W on or hcf"l" ia" lr'h Of DE-
t"I''r annually (" Inform certain public officials
how much each rniintl> share of The tayc>
l.,,"I 10y tn" Ir.i>1iurr Will amount T., A..
c,'Gng!I. hy This time tpniruli"l WrinI,lr has
douhii">> informed ia" Treasurer of Columbia
County that. whereas that counil'> tax amount
ii t" Nl"2. ~ oG last yrar. II Will amount I,
only HGi.i1"2 this year. In other words
the E"pnhiiran Legislature of $500 made In"
burdens Of The iaNpa,cr> OF Columbia lighter
10 In" extent Of over SIS 0UO
PlohahIy II is useless 10 cA.,oci that the De-
m"rracy of Columbia win r,puiilt. the prc.
amhlr adjpl"d hH ~ representatives. i'm county
convention assembled Bat il j, clear that i,
ought To do ~ unless it is willing that its
reputation for Intelligence shall suffer ship
wreck.
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Hmuscmenis.


ACADENY-Y sl5-The Old Homestead.
AMBERQ ThEATRE-.2 aud s-IIamhurger Pillen
AMERICAN IN-TITUTE FAIR BCILDING--.0a m te
Top. n.-Industyial Exhibition.
BROADWAY THEATRE2 and S-Panl Jones
BIIOC THEATRE--2 and sl5-1hc CITY directory.
CASINO-2 and s:l5-Mme. Anso,.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-SRomeo and Juliet.
pALY'S TKEATRF-2 and 3ijNew Lamps for Old
EDEN MuSEE-Otero and Wax Tableau@
GARDENTHEATRE-2a and S-Snnsct and Doctor Bill
GRAND OPERA House, and 8-Minstrels.
HAMMERsTEINs HARLEM OPERA HorsE-2 andsl5
-Ernan.
IIERMANNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KOSTER& BfALS-2 and Sacramento.
LYCEUM THEATRE-c and s:;o-The Master Of Wood
barrowi
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEATkE-
S. SeidI Concert
MADISON SQUARE rHEArRE-2 and S:so-Bsau Brnn
mel.
MINERS 5TH.AvE THEATRE-o and s-The Editor
NEW PARK THEATRE and sl5-A Parlor MstcI
NIDLOS GARDEN and She Pupil in Magic
PALMER'S THEATRE and s-The Red Hnssar.
PROCTOE's o3DST. THEATRE-2 and , lo-AH tho CON-
forts of Home.
STANDARD THEATRE-2 and el5-The Whirl"ind
STAR THEATRE y and S-The Senator
llTH STREET THEATRE 9 and s. Blue Jeana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
RI E>DN AZ.

Lord ~, 49,. v",uinS had very nautical navor
The liIdr-r,,nu. lii'l' ucphc"r VIZ" IN ATTENDANCE"
wrarin: white ,uol ,ri-. and I'll IT," 'i'w # the
>u,l,,m w.rr present. The hrdr Nj ~Nhl Cdpr,
was :. hand -olnc WoIuin IN her sam ana |''c.
john iIi..~ the United states Minister Peru. who
ha, been >l,rrdlut short TIM" with ircno' IN >an
Francisco ~nild from ihu port tue O'hrg Ha> for the
,tclc oi hI, duties.
II wa, III, good luitun"," say 'olrr- pendent "f
90 The, New lorl, f., ln,.li," during tln' Ir-t tea
wear, Of il lc To- lr. INJECTED officially and t''r
81 the female Fable elias with the thEu Il % tn InT
tat, udcr d. thccVcr'> Passionate. II" va, 80 ;lr
l.lh of 1T, poWrr lie had IN the prN> anon; other
the Rev. Dr. owen. William VI. tvnrt,. GrnI-. -.
Phelps. An>on q. Phelps, Jr.. Howard tI"-bv ami
l:l. number student, fruin the lupu rhcolo. heal
seminary. Bowen. Who heard III" cry 0 the Mister
went 10 burnAh viii apostolic Nr 4. ami prdd N
-llun' Who dl1i white "a H. chosen lict. were hu
.ntit.d clpo>" The missionary WORK ahiuad by their
l'l,Vvt pi,tui lie entered III pulr,t withon'
evident ri,Nrrnl prpartt N. and hc delivered III,
message as though conscious that he nat we'd Il
irIin 'ud. tlviN> esteemed II SitNr Joss 10 mis-,
ono of lis sermons. and rV'r now | lind u easy t.
recall many heard from his lips
Whilc the Count II Paris AZ, at NJ Vernon la
Wednesday h. among other ,nr,oarcS the massive
k"v III the latilr. which doLit reminded him
If u tc episode France toward the 'o.. ~ e.. lat
century with which certain distant relatives II hi,
were associated.
Mr., Flora Nian. Darling IN, been d. .i.natrd ly
Mr. No Dove II! ~ or..lIlcr ul the the lryn
Ini"n ~ ORDER ihu he NAV .r,ri5r the National
-",i.iy al the Daughters at the Re, oution IN Wa i
Iust"n. o,ioher II. the anniversary Of the dis
I ovrry of America. Mr. Mcdowell assume, the pr'>i
dsr"v Of the organization. Mrs Darling being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

nricc mid did not represent clear profits to all
The EMPLOYERS and traders engaged from the
,rino 70 the finished box, current accounts arc
mucb misleading. These foreigners have to
cboose between ruin and sacrifice of the
whole or part of their profits. They can barely
keen their works going at ; cents per pound
for the plates, let us suppose then 'hey VIII
M, thc ul;cc down to > cents or even lower
Lcfore they will suffer their works TO be de-
.troved Int the American works can get only
>. cents per pound more than ihe foreign
makers po, in that case A. cents per pound
The present duty added t" the present price
,hroad ,s about as much. In that case we shall
SOC the plates furnished to consumers mt close
10 tbc present price, and yet millions VIII he
saved 70 Americans by employing their own
labor and keeping its wages at home
The now works mean more labor Tor Am"il-
cans Thi, is what the county want' ana
,bo.e who vote with reference to the taril 4''eS-
,,r in November will do well I" nave inns
illustration in mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
4 TEST OTTSTION. ]
n New York


TIL" poopl" VIII S'"H eject ah''".r '",''''''
In pl>>"n Nhirh - ms Ill I"''' p'"''
Gratis til them that they ought t" d"irh
EoWiLllcaN, h",au-" IA tl,.H h1> h""h passed.
whi,h enhances ih" g., of every him, from Il
iInpai 10 lorrm''I'". HE l""ih" mean !"
v"1" il@hi ana 'h'i"I"l" WANT 'h" II''' u
Is ono fac, ,ha, rcdn'ilon' "i duty hf IN" NJ"
;llh ar" lar NOR" numerous than in'"'a>'S 81
drty. Hd III" 'h'n: ~" Pc"pI" want h'N ana
most to know i whether any lncr"aN" vas WISE
Two d>uItc,"S @Iln an answer. oA", 10
Democratic papc:. states That several millions
are t. hr invested immediately III "r'at TN
plat. works al Bal!mpl" which viii employ
moro than "A thoji>anI mon. The other. 10
mercantile agency. states that >cy"lal work,
AZ plii>h,rg are hurr>nc th".r preparations
f., manufacture tin platcS and on" j. d">ciih"d
which will .iyc cnrp,oyinclt To- >"ycIa hundred
mcn Wcln> not before in existence" then. VIII
sn,u Of r. permanent cmb!nymcm 10 1000
ncu 10, Us say. VIII the praplc Gain nothn.?
AZ u,n>,ui they have 900 men seeking for
ou,,,nvmnr, IN vain far han, rnon, will Lc
,,.Ln Lv tLo.n VIA, rrI cr,,,,ovmoui in ,Le>.
nav, w,,l.. !, ,n>t> tho no ,lc in ono >hapc
49, ,,,.L,. O., L.,., .,ou :, .unno,t every mn.
,.,l,.,.J MA, vc,r # III, ,cl,,iv,.s %,
r,;,., $50 ,,r.,;,,, .,oroLc,,.,. ,,v ,hc c,>,
81, :; ,...,.. ,.,,, ,,r ,L .,,o,c,.,. sum which
,li ,,,,.,,,is.. l.. di,iJcd ,m,uc l,Lnn,s or
.II., ., IT,. Xou,o,.,, ,,n,,.L 1c,d lo,. IF
y,no Goa ,.. v.,r will .t,, whom ,l,n.. mon
,, I'm, a.. ran and ,,h.r n,.,.
,,I ,,;I .,,., rou,,.,n tho l,Lni or IN owen,
| t.,.... ,,I.,. az ,,nc,ic,n. Ict u. ..,v ,j.,
.,.j T.. .ot.i,, ,ro,,,Jo,,.J
,....;.,a,, ,,...i ,,,.ulJ h., S,uo ooo vn.,,I,
r,; :; Ian, , ,.,;n,,;un Io., vcar mi.
,.,nr,,v n,;d ,Lou, tvnr,y.ouo million, +, for
o;,nor. ,o,. fin r,,to. Ln,iJr If lc,,, 10 nor
| 100, ,.,., 80 ;'u,.,,,.u. and n,,t,s far inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Library will enable "Thc Evening POST to
WORTHY the accuracy of this quotation. When
if has done so it ought at once to pay at least
one.haf of its promised subscription to the
Ecpublcan campaign fund. When it does this
wc shall no able TO decide whether il is worth
while TO take the trouble to verify the remain
inc ouotat;on from 1.-THE London Standard"
THE Evening Post" dodge is an old one.
Knowing that files OF the English press are
seldom kept in America, it feels at liberty to
make outcrics of forgery" whenever refer
cncc i, made to sympathetic expressions of
Enyli,h opinion respecting the hopes and prog
res, of the Frec-Tradc Democracy. The les
son which we teach it in this instance ought
to corI, it up rather tight for a season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Fcrcicn-Mcssrs Dillon and O'I;rcn escaped
from Ireland and are believed 10 have sailed 10Y
America - Slavin and NrAui.ne. the pH-H-
ISIS. were committed in a London polio" court
for engaging in a nrizo ici, - Two IA lures
occurred on the London = lck Exchange. -
Lori Cahir, an English n"h!"man. has bo"h com
uitied t. a worknOn>e. - M'.iamc I"i''''
the German spy. was sentence = hV' wears III
prsonmcnt al Nancy. go Yen peT> ms wee
killed by an explosion AT Bour-eS. France.
Domcstic-.Iustjcc Miller, of the Supreme Conrt'
was stricken with partial paralysis: hi, condition
nj n late hour was serious. - The E"V Dr
s,orrs was reelected president of the American
R,ard. - President Harrison attended the re-
1nion of old soldiers at Topeka, Nan. - lie
convention Of the iron and steel mon concln'i'i
is session ri Pit,sbnrc. - The Mississippi Con-
ytitrtioral Convention defeated prop si;"n =
make the office Of the Supreme "Er' J'''@'N
o,crtiyc - The Pew Dr. Woo'lrow> appl'ca-
t,nn for membership in the South C.l"na Pres
bytcry rejected.
Cry and Suburbon-The Rrpuhlican County
Convent ION rcaS,cmhlrd and lnd"rsrd with en-
,lu,iasnn tie city and county ticket nominated
hy tie People,, Municipal LEAGUE: We Comfy
I,Jo,-a"V County Convention to"', Si'.li2r a.
tion: the Tamulany Hal Coun,y tuf'E'lon nom
iro.ad a full ticket: II Peoples League mass
meet i'm. VS. he'll in 'nick"rna Hal, ana "d-
dresses were made Wy General John Newton. 4 W
Glider, Father DVccy. Nchdearon Mac khy-SHh'h
and lanes y. Archibald. - The Union I"ap nc
CIah of hudson County gave a cordial reception
a. William Walter Phelps - Winners III Nor
r., PARK: PGrs,cr. IT,. Silver Prince Riley, g. W.
CooE koset,e and Flavl!la. --- STOCKS l'~'
;c,yc. hu, HIGHER in both the early ana late deal
iuc~: ,l. final Alliances were sn'~,ah'iai ana
sl.ni'ic@n1.
Tic Weather -ForccaSt FOR to-daH: Light ram
followed by clearing slight thermal changes nn'!'
rirht and then ccol'r. Icmprrat1r" yesterday
UI.lcst :. degrees; lowest. 90; average, 7? IS.
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ONC or THOSE TDIG IHII y.


Our 'N"''i' H'"' ~ ''''',-
has h'"l Ti'IH| " I''' ''''i'' '"
forged cNrict" l+hN inc i-H-i>h t''N'
uhi,h /. chm ur> tho Republican tDIIl">>I IlIl
r,,,,;,,o vi,h ,r,l,iuu i'm :; canlI,airu pub
- ~ r. H., ,...., :,
iI'"''''
has iGa'i" III ''"'"''"'' "" l''' W . ~ ~
iunnIn" Gown IN" l"i"'fN az" MS 'N'h "o''
in the ZENITH -! offering t. maize Il liberal coz
I'll ,,.i,u f., tho ,:,iu.lirn furd # The d1tnS
e;l - A. I,.,
i'' ''' w. ''- -,
iak'h W. P''"> ~ N''' '' ~ ~
which " hat h"rn d"nouncil" a. h'p"'I"Il
r,1r,tv This /. thu. following passage - II
,,,. IN IT, .., ,,,.,i.,u doc,,,,nu, in uur> zion .
~ r1, r.,.,
" 49,, ~. - 81, ,,., ,i a., d,., ,-,,l, f.. . l,t A..
,. :, -, If, ,..,,,, t,
''' '"' ~ . ,.,,.., 1
-" p - " " 49,, , ,.., ,c 3, :,
- ,,, =, . +, .,,r., -. vI,r..
49, .,,,,,t
~ Ia . I1.j;,, ,,;l =,
I"o P'S ~
Inc Lo'''H'h 'n'H W ""f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Mrs Nrjohn Is an c>iin.,hl" widow llviu. -,
F"irviown. Sc La. three ,:uIgiii,r,- .Janr A.,
ihiilA-iw": Marl,. a""l iNrniv.>, :rn. ami Rose.
aged eighteen. HERE also ~ the family :; ,l,,-
mc>ir named Maggie, Of uncertain age II bo,
lons been the fear Of he older sisters. Jane and
MaiilIa that Rose would h. married first size
has accordingly been kept IN llr blrkgr ,unI. bnt
this SUMMER She was allowed IT, receive. sli.ilt Il,
tcntion from ore trorpr Locke, Il worthy Young
man of 1arryiown. oar cNrues' Tor ruirhiriC al
all "n the piivnt" affairs of Mrs. NcIuhn's family
i, that We desire to show how Jane and Matilda
oniwlttcd themselves. with the hope that il may
rnc"niaG" any other modern Cinderella, who may
br III tie same position Rose Medium
Daring the summer George called on Rose each
Sunday evening. Together they world sit in "a
simmer house or under an apple tree and talk o.
various sub About the middle Of >cptrin-
her the weather became too cold t. admit of This
IL al this point that serious dini,u W..
encountered. II must not Ii, supposed tia, )a.lr
and Matilda are not having attentions PAID them
by gentlemen admirers, for they have. Indecd
il has been going on for several wears Sow Mr.,
M"J"llrs hOua' /. rot large" there BEN. bar two
suitable rooms in which a young man can lie.
property entertained. namely the p,rlor and
ihlriy-tw". has mnnoI,"li2ri tine pirnr each AlI
day evening for Tins pnrp"sr For above si\ YEAR,
Matilda has nsrd the dnng-room ~ ia" sam, time
ard Tor IA similar pnrp"". When II became, neg
cSsary IA few weeks az" for Rose 10 RETREAT he
tore the autumn iross she sought her sister Jane
and imDorcd her Ia rive uD the uarlor uccasiun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
FprE TRADERS tn THE FRONT.

The Hon. David \. Wells has been nOminat-
cd for Congress by the Democrats in the lid
mr. Eastern District Of Connecticut The dis
trct i, naturally Republican by small ma
iority. and has been hOnOrIbly represented by
advocotcs Of Protection, to which a throng of
manufacturing establishments employing thou
sands of operatives III the district owe their
cyistcncc. But Mr.. Wells will cndeavor TO
convince the voters that the protective tariff
is robbery. In his letter Of acceptance he says {:
LAWS are enacted for the corrupt and wicked
pnpGSc of cnrching Il few at the expense OF
tho MANY" 1t is Mr.. Weiss wcIlknown be-
lief that protective tariff is such law. and
that il cnrichcS the few thousand operative
and EMPLOYERS in the Eastern District Of Con-
nocricut at the expense Of millions Of farmers
and others throughout the country.
The nomination of such a candidate may be
REGARDED with satisfaction Ivy all Protection
ISIS. They have reason 10 welcome Just such
a direct issue a> the nomnaIion of Mr. Wells
brings home 10 the voters. Hi, principles ar"
those of Free Trade. Whether he prefers that
name or some other, his declared beliefs cannot
be applied to the work Of legislation without
cutting ont of the tariff whatever protective
duties il contains. An economic writer of
reputation cannot be expected 10 jucglc and
trick with phrases in order TO cheat voters. rs
a cheap Democratic politician might do. Be-
lIcling that every protective duty robS IN"
many for the benefit of the fcw. and is there
fore wicket and corrupt. Mr.. Wells may be
expected 10 declare plainly that he will not
vote "a retain any such duty. The removal Of
them would close n large part Of III" mills and
shop, in hi, district. but Mr. Wells will labor
,o convince the voters that il would he right
for them to be driven on Of their present ON
ploymcnt in order that consumers may got
cheaper goods from abroad. Tho mon who
make this i>Suc honestly and like men are al
ways 10 be welcomed ~ opponents.