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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10
aeuseI unS Niibue.

Ser. s. M. Shrpnt, gaitrr Der grhbersemeinfe in
Blue Waounp, aanias, fast: sd baIte es fur meiue
SEttt, mtt5utbetlen, fpelde GSuneer Or. Sings Neen
6nt6edun9 an mir seipirtt bat. Metne 9unsen paren
in j9limmer Gerfafiuns unb meine @emeinbe erpartete,
zap id nur nrth fur5e 3eit leben ipirbe. gaa9tem i'd
aber 5 6lai9en BON Or. Sings Geuer @ntpeduns sz
nonlme bate, bin i'd mieber seiunb unb munter unp
babe 26 9funo an @epidt ;usenpulmen.
Irtbur gope, Der Smpreiarip BON y2pres Tunnp
6cltSSgeieuiHaf@ ldreibt: rNad einsebenber grhfuus
nno nadb et9ener Grfabrung Bin i'd gu Der fe5ten neberz
3ensuns sefrfnmen, bab Or. atnss NeueS SGptntz
ludpss9etlmtttel ale ~hbrisen h~erartisen Mittel pbietet",
nne pap es btltt, NO ale anbere febli6ldst. Der sr6bte
@etduen, ben I'D nteinen tauieuben pom Treunben err
ipetlen Fam, beitebt barin, hab i'd ibnen ben Gebrau9
bieie5 Mittei5 anempfeble.
YrpbeHaihen fret BET ". DreiB, Ibpmp5pn & Go.
III 81 90.
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sa~ Wenn Sernanb fem uno gu ans
nebmbarsm BretIe ipeifen min, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiffionss @arten. Die
6erren Hbeiner & Saul, 8efber bies
fes @tabsi1ements, balten barauf, lire
@dfe iiets bolfommeu 3ufrieoen gu fiels
len. 4Ge faiionmdBigen Selitatefen,
Mutern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &C. finb
bort In Der oelifatefien 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. MablSeiten merben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der Runben
gsfanot. MuG bietet ber nit ber
Speiiepirtbi6aft oerbunbene Bar
o bic beiien @etrdnfe. ltets friides
Bier un0 feine 2iqu6re unb Wsine.
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paf5aae tsada europa.

Die Qgenturen bes Serrn 90. s.
Doung, SO. / Commerce : StraBe,
San Mntonip, unb $50. SOB Wains
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt befen europdii9en 9ampfers
2inien. Derr Douns 1T i'm 5ionbe bic
billie # en- Ratem gu geben. err
tbeilt bereiipilig iebe getptnI6te Nnsz
funft unb beforgt Tebr prompt aGe ibm
hbergebenen Muftr1ge. Wer mad gls
ropa gu reiien niini1t, cber 8ermanote
beriiberfommen laRen mill, Denbe fi6
on trgenb cine oer genannten M~oenturen.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeer : 5ageI.)

Dies lit ber eir3ige Diigel in Der um=
hebung Der 5taot. Der errei9bar 1T,
ob!le ooB man &iienbabnen treuaen
n'er OIL tleinen 9iitten poriiber muB.
Ole yetbe1erungen liio ale bpraiiQlid)
uno Die StraBen iinb beinabe bis au
olelen tpunoerl90nen SigeI gtaoirt.
@r iiegt 100 SUB bod iiber ber 5tabt
uno bic bibf9elien 0dufer lieaen in
feiner Ndbe.
8ietet Die fhDnffe 9lusii6t.
Ste r~eiaife Snft u. Der bette gdbatten.
Srettefte StraRen mnb MnemmeS.
Sic ihbnite uttS gefiimoete Sage tn
ner StaSt.
Sober SeuplaB bat mebrere Bdunie
nno strdu6er, pie 2ebenseide, Wees
fatde, Gsarita, 2orbeer uno perEs
ntonen; angepflanate S9atz
t%enbdume UNI ieben Blod.
Sn oieiem &lima inb S9attens
BID uno Seebriie meIentlid.
Die 6auptr6bren Der WaHerz uno @ass
leitung seben bis gu ben 8aupldben
unb tperben iebt meter gefabrt.
San pe6ro, gelfnap, Qomaro, Main
unb WcGulousbsN penue laufen brett
bur6 bas @igentbum.
Das Gigentbum liegt big amf cine
Mteile tnnerbatb Der gtabtgrensett.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine Gront bon
30 SUB, Die Moenues baben cine Breite
bon 80 Sub unb bic OILERS cine foI9e
bon 20 SUB uno finb in Der 9bat $1,000
pertb; i'd perfaufe aber iebt an
Sol6e, Die bauen tpDIIen bic
Got fir $200-$400. Na1bem mebs
rere 9duier aufgefiibrt porben iin6,
uerbe i'd bic Breiie erb6ben, big Mae
Derfauft unb nit ben i96nften 9duiern
in Der Stabt San Mntonio bebaut finb.
Bebingungen, Elm 8iertel baar; @eIt
auf LANCE 3eit nit s pro5ent 3infen.
Wer0en 5dufer iofort in Mngriff ges
nommen, III 8aar . Mn3ablung ni6t
erforberli6.
Wir winfGen 8erbeRerungeu gu boz
ben, ni1t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
SEQ. At Sif : 9ouiton @traBe, San
Mntonio. 3eras.
Sap s. Nbams.-.... Giseutbimer
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Gin Masem- sdnitt.

ueber einsn MeHeridlufer ma9te
profehor Or. &oie in Berlin in Der
Greien 8ereinisung Der Gbirurgen Ser.
Inns einige interefante MittbeiIungen.
gin ~17idbtiger MISUNDERSTANDING be-
i1dftigte li6 in ielnen MuBelfunoen
bamit, es ben iosenannten 9egen.
i9ludern nad3uibun, unb benubte su
ieinen uebungen elm 1875 @entim. Iat1s
9es. l Gentim. breites meierartiaes
Stud gifen. @ines Sages entglitt 6as
lebtere feinen Gingern, ba es teimen
Stiel bate unb murbe unmiQtirIid
beri9ludt. Gm foIgenoen Morgen
bradte iein Batter ben Burden nod
getbanien aus Gorge uor Beri9limme.
rung, obglei6 ber Sobn sund6if nur
einen beftdnbisen Druid in bet Magens
gegenb peripirte.
Vile Veriu9e, ben peri1luften frems
ben G6rper wieber gum 0ori1ein 3u
bringen, tparen erfolglos, Der 9nabe
bgtam i4on bel lei1tem Druid auf bic
Wtagengrube Sdmer3en, uno 10 emit.
fdloB fd benn profeHor Mofe aum
Wtagenl9nitt, Delder oenu aud in iiber.
Irai1enb gutter Weife gelang uub fir ben
patlenten teinen Na6tbeil i'm @efoIge
batie, trobbem 5erielbe zines 3aees ouf
benz Grantenlager cine game 9ite nit
3udertuert, tuel9e ibm bon ben eigenen
Gltern sugeffed. mar, per3ebrt battle.
Sh.6 Oefnung bes Masens 1T oas
nlri9ludte Mefer b"erausgeboIt tporben,
unb Der &ranfe fonnte nod taum ie1s
Wo9en als ~DOltdnbes sebeiIt aus Be-
tbanien entIaI1en tperben.
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Geiifprnias@eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm srobes 9as
ger bon feinen California : Weinen bel
Germ s. s. Meper am Nlamo
Blasa. 9err Mteper fuht Die @eine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ut.h fauft brett
aug Dem Seller ter Weinsii6ter. als
gutem 9enner selinst es ibm liets, bic
beiten 5orten ausaumdblen. St fam
feline Gunbeu uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten 8ropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine in bor3asli9er QuaIitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns Saus geliefert.
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bic Sernaltung ber a~merifauilben
@robtdbte nidt ben Nnfo,berrugen emf
fpri6t, Die MAI on oiefslben bere6tlgter
Weife teQen f6nnte, beaei6net Ga1ett
ben Wangel al Sntere1e Don Se.ler
Der nbeheren" uno ubeiten" @lenente
bes 8irgertbums an ftdotii6en 4ageles
genbeiten. Gieie Sn.erehenlofgteit =
meiut er = lei aber aud begreihi6 uao
ertldrli9. penu MON beriidi6iige, oab
namentli6 bic Iinai3 : Wngeleaenbeiten
faft aler ge6Beren Stdbte 10 permidelt
ieien, baB - I'm eineu berben beuti6en
8olts WusbruG gu 9ebrau9en = tein
S1peiu oaraus tiug merben f0nne!
$50 abr 6as 8%ertdnoniB fsblt, mo fol
oa bas Sntereiie %bertoMmen2 uno po
tpisber bas Sntsrefe feblt, no ion ba
iene f%ortpdbrenbe Gontrole berfommen,
tpelbe bas bette 6ilfsmittsl gegen
iebe lei6tfertige 8ermaltuns 1T.
SIN Siaate Nem Yo,t sebt man iebt
bamit i'm, etmas mebr Orbnung,
@lei@artiefsit uno usberf9tli9feit in
Die ftdbtlf6en getfahuugeH unb in Die
ftdbtil6en 8erpaltungen gu briugen.
Cine am 20. Sanuar 1890 i'm Stats
Senat eingebra6te &eiolution bat ben
4aftoB oaau geseben. SEPT lit man
bel ben Borarbeiten bierau, b. b. man
bat cine Rommiiion eingeiebt, mel9e
Die Muni8ipals Nngelesenbeiten Der ge>
nanlten 80 intorporirten 5t1ote beg
Staates Stem Dort ether geuauen Inter-
fu6ung unter3ieben ioa-
9ieie Gommiilion bebnte lire Inter,
fu1ungen aud nod meiter aus, inbem
le ale St~aatsseieBe, lie fi9 auf bic
0erwaltuns Der Stdbte beaieben, nit
chamber oerglid, iopie bic f6 bierauf
be5iebenben 8eitimmunsen Der 8erfais
lungen Der peri6ieoenen Staaten. Sc
fielIte fi6 babel beraus, baB Der allse>
meine Wirrparr nod i@limmer lei, aIs
man in feinen f6limmlten 8efhr1.ans
gen erlDartet bate. No6 f9limmer
aber war bas, mas fi9 beraus 1tslte,
als man bic Deri9iebenen g iebe, melde
bic Staatslegislatur BON Stem Oort IN
8e3ug auf bic 8ermaltuug Der etdbte
Deg eisenea States in benz Sahrsebnt
bon 1880 big 1890 erlaHen batte, auz
iammenltelte unb nit chamber pergIi1.
Das &eiultat bierbDn NOR elm gerabeau
be%rblhhenb,s. So itelte fi6 udmli9
beraus, baB in ben 10 Sabrea ni9t nee
niger als 1884 @eiebe an Jenommerl
tDorben waren, um bic @barters bon 80
Stdbtea bes 5taates New Oort au
amenoireu, Nuf bic Stabt Nem Oort
alein enifielen 800 Announcements, auf
8rOotlDa 1875 unb auf Buffalo 146.
Dieie 3ablen legen 3euaniB bapon ab,
in mel6er Weife nit BEN ffdotilden
8erfafungea berumgeiprungen unb
berumgequadialbert Dirb!
Sooann bat ienes Romite cine geuaue
unterfu6ung Der Srunsidbe uno Wfe.
tboben eiugeleitet, nod tpel6en bic ST.
nan3miribi9aft Der oerl6iebenen 9tdbte
geregeIt miro. Namentlid in Der 6tabt
Welu Oo,t ieIbft 1T babel cine unelaub.
lide Wsenge i6muBiser @di6e gu Gage
gefommen.
Senator Gahet boft, oaB bas &eiul>
tat bieier nnteriu6ungen bas feirt tpirb,
boB bic 2egisGatur cine Nrt bon @tdotes
Srbnung nit ~trengeren ffaatIi9en
Rontrol Wori9rtl Ell erlafen peroe,
bur6 peI6e cine gr6Bere Bereinfa6ung
unb ~@!ei9artigfeit in Der 5tdbtebers
tualtang betbeigefiibrt pir6.
8eDdbrt fi9 oas i'm Staate Stem
Uorf, bann miir6e man aud in anbes
rem Staaten gut tbun, eies 8eifpieI
na6Suabmer.
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Wie aus Wulfin mitoet6eiIt mir

~ ~Nf@Ab "bh'bStbStA bUtAUI
uno 3tpar aus 3uberlaiiger QueIe, 1T
bon elmer Nn3abl bon 9apitaIiiten Der
brei Stdbte Nuitin, Burnett uno 2amz
pafas eine 8ewegung in Gang aeleBt
worben, welbe gum 3pede bat, Elm
ausf6laggebenbes SntereKe i'm Nulin.
unb Norbmehbabn 8ei9dft a%nsutaus
fen, unb Der NbidluB Der Berbonblunz
gtn lou nabe bepotfeben. Sir ben
Gau, baB aus benz &aufe etpas miro,
1T es i'm plane, nidt BLOB bic 9abn gu
elmer nit Der normaleu Spurweite um
3ui6afen, ionoern aud iie big 2lano
@itp tpeiterauftibren unb cine 3ueig
babn nod 2nmpaias gu bauen. Ob es
nit oieieu rPlduen" in 8erbinbung gu
feben 1T, baB bic Aranfas YaB 8abnge,
ieli6aft betrefs ees 8aues ibrer bon
Comfort tiber fredericksburg mad
Glano proieftitten unb %anggfangenelt
Babn in Der iingiten 3eit wieoer cine
gr6bsre 8bdtigfeit entwidelt, muB ba,
bin gefieut bleiben; unDabri6einIi9 III
es ni6t.
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Serr 6. $. Miiaer in Ser Wef-
Commerce SiraBe bdlt tets bas boas
fommenfte 3aser in 3ei6enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, 6piegeIs
aIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnifea unb aaen
3ei6nens unb Malersu tenilien. Rinff.
lerii6 ausgeftbrte 8ilber unb 5tatuets
ten Il. finb III elmer Reconsideration @als
lerie CUR Wnfidt uab gum 8erfauf auss
geftelt. Sn 9apeten unb 3immerbefos
ratibnen 1T bas @el6maduolite uab
Neueae bort au finben.
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sH~ 8ei6tist Bel pancoaT &
8 0 B II ben sroBen gorratb eleganter
Nnaiige fir bieie @aifon BON $40 arfz
ndrts. Die beiten @aaren fir biliges
@elb! Seine fertise Mn3ise, BON ben
beiten 61neibern bergefelt.
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: 4u hsn mot;neuD ~, nor non,

Sn ben .Wotiben" au Der neuen
beuti9en 4rniee > Yersr6Berunes : Bill
lpirb ausbriidli6 barauf bingemieien,
baB bic forttDdbrenben &iitungen unb
Iergr6Berungen Der frana0fi6en unb
Der ruilifden Nrmee 9euti6lanb 3tpdns
gen, nit ienen gleiden S6ritt au baIs
ten, penn es ni9t 5uriidbleiben tpoll..
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naT Sen reeaften @erib in 1errefl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finbet mon
BET pancoat & Sobn. 6ebt
uniere $1.0emben, rs @ts. 6trhmpfe
u. E. 10.
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Dine 3peifeI geb6ren Or. @us
gut &6nis's 9amburser 6amiliensM es
bi3inea gu ben beliebteften 6ausar.
3eneien.
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6rau 81. perii6erte uus seIteru, has 5e pd6rene be,
tatten SabreS3eit MIDI pbue Or. @ua's 9ulten Sptup
ietn fenute.
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Ser Cinderella gd,ub ; gtore,

gde Ofs5outuniiraBe unb Qberue c.,
bieier beIiebts 2abeu Der Sta6t, bat
isinen nellen Gorratb bon Sommers
6ubeu fir 9erren. 9amen uno
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbere
glei9li1e Nusmahl aler Sorten uno
QuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella S9ubs
Store fhbrt nlr bic 6abrifate Der beIten
Jabrifen uno ii6erbietet Nles, mas i'm
biefsen Mattt Su BADEN it,. Specia'
lit0t fir Serren: Der Rodforo.S dub,
fir SO. SIS perlobnt Ii@ Der Miibe, i'm
@inbereIIa Stote oor3uipre6en,
ebe man anberSmu fault.
sas- Woberne 9iite in Strob unb
Gil, in ben beliebtefen 6aeons: Suns
lap, 3nor unb StetIon.
8ancoat & 5obn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

An election was held few days ago III
the Brazilian states, the first since the sub
version Of the Empire, which showed that
practically the unanimous voice Of the peo-
ple was strongly in favor Of the republican
institutions which have replaced the mon
archical. This was the first opportunity
that the voters Of the new republic had
had Of passing judgment on the action oil
the small body of men, who, some twelve
months ago, deposed Dom Pedro, and es-
tablishcd provisional government ana
their verdict at the polls discloses unmis-
takablv that the conduct Of these men, bold
as II was and reasonable as it seemed, was
approved by public sentiment.
There was every popular indication at the
time that it was 50 approved. Whatever
disturbances arose were so feeble aud SO
unsupported that il was obvious that the
people we're not in sympathy with those
who inauguratcd them. The hour, in fact.
had come when the Empire, Slapped by the
liberal principles OF the monarch occupying
the throne. and weakened by the opposing
example Of the surrounding republics, was
doomed TO destruction, and when at last II
fell without confusion or blOodshcd, repub-
lican institutions were erected upon the
ruins without serious obstruction. south
America became al once an unbroken COM
munitv Of republics. Just as il had been
before a community of kindred populations.
The last prince who exercised sovereignty
directly in the Western Hemisphere was eN-
PEELED from his kingdom, and the two conti-
nents. the Canadian possession Of Great
Britain alone excepted, became the scene
of free government supported by the SUI
frages Of free peoples.
SO far those who have controlled the deeti-
niee Of the Brazilian Republic have shown
GREAT prudence and modcrationin their gem
eral conduct. as well as unusual financial
and administrative ability. During the time
the provisional government was in operation
the affairs of the republic were managed
with such skill that the new institutions of
the country were placed upon basis that
was such as to give them permanent STA
biity. The prospects of the country were
never more assured than now The consti-
tuition has been adopted, and the admins
tration has been approved a feeling OF
hope and confidence prevails among tie
people at large, which is conducive in itself
to the very highest prosperity. The United
states of Brazil, with its new institutions
firmly established, takes its place among
the governments of the earth, the second
republic in the Western Hemisphere, and
one Of the most powerful nationalities that
flies its colors in the harbors Of tine world.
The people of the American Union con-
graulate the great republic below the
equator upon the favorable auspices under
which it cmbarks upon its new career.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1890.
RAILROAD DETERMINATIONS.

The report submitted yesterday by Mr.. :.
W. Trayers. chairman Of the Committee on
Inland Trade, 10 the Chamber OF Com
merce. which is published at length In
our columns elsewhere, sets forth very
forcibly the efforts that have been
made TO secure proper passenger con-
nections with the Virginia Midland,
the baltimore and Ohio, and the shenan-
doah Valley railroads, and the removal OF
the freight determinations, established by
these lines. which have been so successful IN
cutting this city of from the trade of several
ofthc most fertile parts Of Virginia.
The demand of the Chamber OF Com
mercc is entirely reasonable, and has the
approval. not only OF our citizens, but also
of the citizens of the sections of the state
so uniustly treated. AS the report shows
Richmond simply asks tdbe placed upon an
canal footing with Baltimore. As 1t is
this city is at such a disadvantage that II
makes no pretensions TO competitorshlp
with tbs latter city in the country traversed
bv the railways referred 20.
II is idle TO suppose that this condition OF
affairs can remain as it is for any great
length of time. The activity which the
Chamber Of Commerce is displaying in the
matter. and the attention to the sub
iect which its course has awakened,
must lead 10 some adjustment Of
the points complained Of, which will
be both fair 30 the railroads and Just
10 the interests Of this city. The Chamber
should continue its efforts 10 remove the
determinations that are inhicting SO much
damage on Richmond, until success is fully
assured. The suggestion of convention l.
an excellent one, and would, no doubt, sub
serve the vitality important purpose in view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

vania. Magee charges Quay with having
said that he wished. at least for once, TO en-
Joy the sensation Of owning Governor OF
Pennsylvania. and for that reason he had
dictated the nomination of Delamaier. Mr.
Quay emphatically denies this, and stigma
ties II az campaign lie. circumstances
seem rather 10 sustain Mr.. Quay. IL Is
hardly probable that a shrewd politician
like the junior Senator from pennsylvania
a man fully conscious Of his power TO make
or unmake governors, and also discreet IN
his words. would have expressed himself SO
openly and SO uuroscrvcdly. The cyhica'
humor OF the remark attributed to nm Is
not in keeping with his character qua!
looks TO higher game than governors
While he cannot be said TO own Mr.. haril
son, il cannot be denied that he had more
TO do with placing the President in the seal
now occupied by him than any man IN tn'
United states. and this obligation Mr.. liu
rison has not been disposed TO ignore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

II is not often that THE TINES mas occa-
sion to commend any resolution appearing
in Republican platform. As rule, the
platforms Of Republican conventions are
the concentrated essence of everything OF a
political nature 10 which we are most
warmly and uncompomisingly opposed.
In the last platform of the Republican
party i'm Massachusetts, however. there Is "a
plank which should receive the cordial en-
dorsement of the members Of every panty,
Democratic and Republican alike, for if tie
course recommended i'm 10 were carried out,
the institutions of this country would Doe in
far less danger of subyersion than they ae
now.
The resolution referred TO is as follows:
We trust that the principle Of the civil
service law will De extended throughoutthe
POstoilice Department, and that the Presi-
dent under the authority already given viii
extend it wherever practicable, and We
call upon our representatives in Congrc's
70 support the Civil service Commission y
such appropriations as may be required for
its greatest efficiency. We congratulate
the administration ON its National Civil
service Commission, which has executed
and defended the civil service law with
courage and yigor. The very successful
application of the principles of that reform
to the employment oflaborers in the navy
Yards ANA other public establishments
which would prevent all changes ON sus-
picions Of abuse, and we urge the consid-
Grafton of Ibis upon the President and Con-
grcss."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Every Democratic convention that has so
far assembled in the Fourth district has
passed resolutions instructng the delegates
appointed 10 the convention which is %
nominate a candidate for Congress in that
district 10 east their votes for Mr.. Nenable
Each convention has called upon him 10
allow his name to be used, and with so
much earnostness that it will be impossible
for him TO decline the honor Of a renomina-
ton. lie is the indisputable choice of the
Democratic voters of the Fourth distric:.
and through every medium of public eX-
preston they have insisted, practically with
out a dissenting voice, that he shall be the
standard-bearer Of the party in the contest
so soon TO be inauguratcd.
In his person as their representative, the
people of the district, irrespective of par
ties, have been grossly ailronted by the
arbitrary course of the Republican mem
bcrs of Congress in their determined effort
10 unseat him. Every Democrat ana many
Republicans feel that il is due 10 them
selves not to speak OF Mr. \enable, that
the insult that has been thus offered them
shall be removed by his triumphant re-elec-
ton. Public duty demands that he shall.
for a period at least, overlook his private in
terests and suffer his name to be brought
before .he convention TO receive the honor
which will he extended TO him by rising
vote
II is not an cXaggeratiOn 10 say that
upon Mr.. Venable's decision will depend
the triumph or the probable failure of the
Democratic party in the Fourth district in
the coming election. IL he shall decline a
denomination, the chances for the Demo
cratic success will be seriously diminished.
If. however, he shall allow his name to Dee
used. Democratic failure in tine district
will be an impossibilty. The campaign
which he would at once inaugurate,
would be distinguished for the same
energy and ability which he displayed in
the canvass two years ago, and the major
ity which he secured then would be very
various influences. Mr.. Nenable would
enter the contest with far greater advanl-
aces than he possessed in his first cam
paigl. for his capacity for political work and
his intellectual force have now been fully
tested. lie has not only an admirable re-
cord as representative to point TO- but he
would come before the people with the de-
mand that for the honor of Virginia a. well
as for their own honor, they shall return
him to the seat of which there is every pres
pect now that he will be deprived.
Let Mr.. Nenable obey the voice OF the
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

From the following clipping from this
mornings editorial, | do not think you dis
play your usual fairness and discrimina-
ton:
zone Of the first steps taken by the club
was 90 condemn the custom which prevails
i'm Louisville. rs well As in Richmond. that
which allows a division Of street apurOpria-
tiOns between the different wards, irrespcc-
tive Of their actual needs in this respect.
but simply in Difference to political influ-
cnces."
remark before proceeding that il is to
my interest 90 tax the other wards and
spend the money in Clay ward.
lfthe improvement Of Richmond was an
all-rOund improvement, and if the money
spent in one locality had an evident ten
dency to impro,e'the city generally, then
your remarks would be very sound and APP
prOpriate but that the improvement OF
Richmond is not all-round is proved by the
last assessment published sunday. This is
what the assessment shows: