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Evening journal., 1890-04-04

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
AT druggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 N.
9th st. Phila Ladies beware Of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

You've Lady Remember to sweep
the parlor very clean to-day, Mary. A
gentleman is coming this evening, who
will kneel to me. Boston Budget.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04
REwARps.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
r ARGE DOUBLE SEAT TOP WAGON,
- finely upholstered, built 10 order. brand
aew, suitable for light delivery wagon and
family use.
Nickel Mounted Harness, new Elegant
Robes, Blankets, Whip. etc.
Can be seen at the Club Stables. corner
Madison and Twelfth streets
Evening journal., 1890-04-04
NOTICES.
NE CLoWARD

NJ DUsHANE CLOWARD
WILL HEREAFTER DEVOTE HIS ENTIRE TIM
TO TEACHING SINGING.
EITHER CLASSES OR PRIVATE.
Rooms Nos. ] ANps,
No. SCI MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

A GENUINE bibliophile is a rich man
who cares a great deal more for looks
than he does for what is in them =
Somneryille JouEnsl.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
prom 500 KING STREET.


A n. FULTON, FASHIONABLE DRESS
tAs maker. Perfect Filter. No. 6l9 Yves
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

AtofeAthE
OF the Second street dancing academy on
Tuesday, April 8 School for Gents,
Thursday, 10th. The Esmeralda Bay
Club will give a sociable Easter Monday
Tickets, 20 cents
n~--s~-
CHURCH people, umbrellas and stray
dollars are now keeping Lent. Pittsburg
Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

THE forger makes name for himself
by making other peoples names -Yonk-
ers Statesman.
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

A despot's heel is on thy shore.
Maryland mv Maryland
A despot's steal brings grief galore
Mary and my MARYLAND
Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1890-04-04

Roast dinners a speciality at Mullins
Sixth and Shipley.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

by local applications, AS they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to suIs Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness ia caused by an inaamed eondl-
ten Of the mucous lining Of the Easta-
chan Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound on i'm
perfect heEriag, and whsn it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless
the Inflammation can be taken cut and
this tube restored to TIA normal condition,
hearing will DO destroyed forever. nins
cases out Of ten are sEused by satarrh,
which is nothing but an inaamsd eOndl-
tion Of the musosI surfaces.
We will give One HAndred Dollars for
any ease Of Deafness (sAassd by CAtarrh)
that We ean not cure BY taking Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Bend for circulars. free.
p. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
JaYBYG-SGG Saloon,
Makes a sPecislty Of
Pure Kentucky WhBhss
J. 6. MATTINGLY 4 SONS SWEET
NASH u 1897
And ether leading brands.
Evesyth4as Fis-4 sssss.
y AmbI.r.
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To George H Utter, or hts A~ssigneesa
You are hereby notided thai / haVe sx-
pended one hundred dollars in labor and i'm
proyements on the Little Chief lode. situated
In the Gold Hill mining district. Grant county.
Now Mexico, a. shown By notice OF location
recorded IN book II of mining location rec
orda pages ~ and a18 a. win appear By Ger
tlhcate hlod on Deoenbor 9th 1874, at 1:8O
p. m, Ia the onco OF the recorder of said
county ~ order % hold sAid promises under
OF the United States, being the amount ro-
CURED To hold the same for the year end
Ing December 81, 1889, and II within ninety
days from the publication Of this notice you
fan or refuse 70 contribute your proportiOn Of
euoh expenditure - . eo-ewner, together
With the coat1 OF this publication, yOur Inter
he subscriber, under said section 49,.
DAVID K0LEaIoN,
NrH ~pubnsatsR June - ~
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

Last Tuesday a Mexican nansd Antonio
Granada, living IN Morsnei, had a disputs
with his wife aud twelve year cid daught-
or upon religion. AS he could not convert
them be got his winchester and killed chem
both. H" then came down and meeting
Deputy Sheriff Smith asked him if be
wanted some fresh meat. If yea do, -
be continued, ''go up to my house and you
will End plenty Smith went up and
found the two dead bodies. He arrested
Granada and held him Tor examination
which was to take place at Clifton yester-
day afternoon.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

County CommissioAsr C~arpsatsr wants
to be sheriff, County Commissioner Brsraw
wants to be reelected, County CounsiOner
Sheridan s act sysrss to being elected to the
position he nov holds by appsintmept. All
Of which explains the action Of tho heAOr.
abls board Of csnnistioners in passing
upon the asssssmsnts before them fer ad-
iustmsnt. Chairman Carpenter opened
the ssssisu Of beard BY snnoupeing that
Assssssr Classsn, WhS was net present.,
had reconstructed sVsry raise, except ore
or i've ranches, which VA before the
beard. The asssusof not bearing this had
to stand il, an asssssOr has TO stand q
great dssl. when the big property hold
sis wsuld coms before tbs beard and swear
that all their calves Nsro dead, their year
lings and over we're skipped out; or, that
they had ~ more ore and hsues their
nines ard mills could net be valusd at
'ueh an snormOuS Anount; or, that they
carried no suck stocks Of goods ~ report
cd, their stores we're not zig saOugh 10
bold the gssdr, the csmuisSiOHSrS, il the
tax payers we're voters. Would loOk At
ClaSssn with = hsrrifSd expression, ask
him how hS'SKpSstsd to raise m assess
nent in the face Of sush direct testimony,
and thSH propose to the taE payer to
split the diffSrsAes. vhish proposition the
tax payer wosld shsSrfully AoesPt. The
LIBERAL, in justice to the sOmmiI'iOnsrS,
will have to admit that the honorable board
did approve Of enc raise that the assessor
recommended, viz; the San Simon cattle
company, and after they found out that c.
". Merchant, the president, lived in Tst-
a., and that George StrAttSn, the mana
ger. And all the employees Of the company
YStsd ia Arizona they became enthusiastic
and wanted 10 raise Classsn's raise, Ghd
were disappointed Whsn they found they
could do no mere than call it. Chairman
Carpenter kicked larticularly bard and
said this was the FIRST game he ever sdy in
whore he could net raise back # bis hand
justified 1t. 1t is a great thing to be an as
sssser, but it is a greater to be = commits
SONAR and have aspirations TO once and
friends anonE the tax psyinE voters.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

Ed. 5. Gill, president Of shS company
owning the Arizona Republican at Phos-
nix, accompanied by Emigration Commits.
Sionsr Black, Of Arizona, was in Town this
usek and toOk \ "trip up 10 Clifton in the
interest Of the paper. The Republican Is
said to bs busting the Republican party OF
Arizona wide open. Whether this is a
fact or not it is certain that the Rspabli-
can is a mighty eSOd newspaper, pIblish-
ipg a largo Amouat Of tsleErGPhic news
and getting out \ paper every day In the
wsck. In Mr.. Gill the editor of the LIB
MaAL found an old acquaintance, a mas
who fought with him in more than one
political convention ia Michigan, striving
to down sOms Of the old fossils and moss
backs to be found among the Michigan
republicans aud give tbs yOung msn a
chance. Mr.. Gill was always a fighter
and in those contests his voice carried 10
uncertain sound. How successful the con-
iests were is sbswn BY netting whO are the
edltsrs Of the Republican and the LIB
L.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
So to $25 Day

To save time and secure an agency at
once send 81 for a complete sanvassing
outfit. Illustrated circulars and extra lib.
eral terms mailed free on application
Neither experience nor capital is required
to engage in this business, as the book
will sell itself If pronsrlV presented, and
We give our agents so days time in which
to deliver and collect before paying u.
Address.
THE HISTORY COMPANY.
72S Market Street San Frauoisoo, Gal.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

Edward Fountain, a son Of Col. A. J.
Fountain Of Las Cruces was killed IN Pinos
Altos last week by a woman named Lucy
Small, as the result of a drunken quarrel.
Wonder if this woman will take a change
Of venue to Doha Ana couAty and be
cleared by the touching appeal of the
most %eloqueht crater Of Southern New
MeXico?"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

take this method OF announcing to the
voters Of Grant county that I i'm a candidate
for the ofioe Of Sheriff. subject to the en-
dorsoment Of the republican county conven-
ton. EDWARD MoULToN.
GEORGETowN. N. NJ. May 9. 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1880.
ENCOURAGEMENT


thereby announce myself aa q candidate
far sheriff Of Grant county, subject to the en-
dorsement OF tho republican county oonveu-
ton. A. J. e~fAULDINo.
PINos ALTOS, N, NJ, Nay 8, 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
Jas. Sterling ha, returned from "trip in
to San Fraaeisco.


Ak 0LD soLDIER'a sfoRf: In TIE late
war | was a soldier in the First Maryland
Volunteers, Company G.. Daring my term
Of asrvies ! contracted chronic diarrhosa,
since thsh | have used a great amount Of
medicine, but when | found any that
would give me relief they would lnjurs my
stomach, until ChaNberlain's collie, ehol.
era and diarrhosa remedy was brought to
ny notice. use il snd will say Il ih the
only remedy that gavs ne psrnanent re-
lief and ne bad results follow
| take pleasure in rsoOu-
lsndinG this preparation to all Of my old
comrades, WhS, while giving their ser
vi.e' to their country. contracted thi,
dreadful disesas as | did. frsn eating an.
wholesome and uncoOked food. Your,
A. e. BENDING, Halsey, Ore. For
sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

TIE Liberals Advsrtisiag Dirsotory,
l. W. binn company. lamber.
". n. Smah, Eagle drag stDre.
n. W. McaraA feed aad Every bhable.
Hart Brothers, Wholesale and ptun
butchers.
A. II. Empson, physisian and surgeon.
P. B. ereavsa, justice u IRE peaSO and
Pubks.
southegn PAst6s raaroaA.
Ansoaa 4 New NsaisS raAraad.
H. Amber, Wiast and kqaovs.
BnAk Hsohaags.
Jay-Bvs-ses salS0a.
Ton Tag. rsstaaraat.
FraAk Prootor, Hashsah6.
r. B. Ioass, iaSiss q ~ PsspS.
O. l. Heed.
MSarath 4 %, CsaAisa,
A. L. 0g6sou, Shosnsks4.
George Rssb, Arlington hStsl.
Wah b, OWnby house.
Robsrts 4 Laahy. general merchandise.
=. y. Galloway & Co 1~illinsry.
DEhIRs.
". J. TOsssli. iswely.
AshsnEelter 4 DonahOs, atosnsyS.
Joe. Boone, attorney.
laird 4 Altman, real sStaAs sd iaSuV-
anos.
Dr.. H. r. KiuE Ae~G4.
bLVER OFrX.
Conway, POssy 4 HaNkiAs, hvySTs,
Bail B Anoheta, lawyer.
e. N. Hand, AssayoT.
J.. 4. NOsOs, Thinner hovse.
MoRRkCI.
Pablo salCidO, general merchandise.
:. RuIhsrford 4 %. Cabinet saloon.
Mardelh 4 Sslasar, Gold Caleb saloon.
BartOris 4 OArrAseO. AsFenSi saloon.
Jack 4. Grant. DStrSit saloon.
J. &. Van ordsn, barber shOp.
@YToU, ARHoHA.
N. ]. ERaA. attorney At law.
Hart B Short, saloon.
T. J. Baker & Son, Grand Hotsl.
P. J. CLARK, notary,
al PABo, TEXAS.
Texas 6 Pacific Railway.
International Smelling 90.
First National Bank.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

Passengers, LSrdSburR to Gold Hill
$50; Gold Hill to LordsburE 81
RoRRRT BLACK.
If you want to buy \ watch, clock or d.
almond. or if you want your watch re.
paired in first class shape send 10
GEO. w. HIcKox & HixsoN.
81 Paso Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

a. g SAsn'Oh aA"-"U1SHSsS
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
n MoNDERFuL RnoK

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description Of the curious customs,
strange countries, and remarkable Incl
dents OF the time, magnificent boand in
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Skxl04 inches. equal to 1900 pages Of
the usual size book, printed on finely cal
endersd paper from large type made sx-
pressly for this work; over 800 beautiful
appropriate engravings drawn by leading
artists, and representative Of scenes and
incidents in the Savior's life, also a Hun-
Der Of exquisite photographic plates priRt-
ed in rine different oelors-with hand
sons presentation sheet. The most SUI
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AGENTS WANTED Everywhere, eth
er sex, young or old, in avery town, 10 sell
this most wonderful book. Agents al
ready in the Geld are sinply coming
money. Old experienced agents say there
has been nothing like it for years. Act
quick or the opportunity will be lost. You
can Sasily make
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18
THE CHILD's
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THE CHILD's
INTRODUCED BY THR
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The Famous C~hautauquan Divine.

The wonderful story rstOld and adapted
for the young. A grand aud realistic
panorama Of the scenes and Incidents con-
nected with the savor's life from Beth
lehem TO Calvary, taken from the highest
authorities-Capnon Garrar, of Westnin-
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others equally eminent-iHdorsed by the
leading clergy in both England and Amer
lea as the very finest work of the kind tor
the young ever written.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-18

now carry The Geld Hill mail three
times per week, Mondays, WsdnssdAys
and Fridays, leaving LordsburG at $50 a.
n. will carry express at the relieving
rafas.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
Down With BGitiuS

The recent conference Il Columbia
and editorials that appeared in the
!Attns and Courier few days after
the confcrenus adjourned arc Thought
Ivy m4ny to foreshadow split in tic
Democratic party in this State in the
event that the August Convention
faiis to order a primary election,
That such thing ahonl'l ee thought
of for q moment shows how fif snF
people have been carried away by
The passion Of The hour, but as the
Anderson htelligencer says "there is
absolutely no necessity for spit i"
the party. II q minority Gf LAe
Democratic voters of the State favor
Cast Iillman Tor Governor, right or
wrong, they should he allowel to
rule. This maturity is composed, in
great measure, Of conservative iafM
err, who havo the good of tho State
at heart, and we think South Caro-
lima will be safe in their hands. II
they are making Il mistake, they vi !
hasten to rsotify it two years from
! ow, and time will show Sho is tight
III this family quarrel. Again. there
IS no hope for any opposition to Capt
Tillman, in case he is nominated,
with ,ut 90 appeal to the negro, and
we hope and bel 69e that there is not
man Of auy prominence il South
Carolina who would nuke that ap..
peal, because he would know that he
was sounding the dc ,th.knell. not on.
ly Of the Den ocratic party, hut OF
egerstling We hold dear If the
majority ot bewoe:ats is on II t.
man side al should FsnEat aad
work for lis eleciiuu. There must
be no bolting.-OrunJ bwg Times
uaI Democrat.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
The State Fai'mers' AliiaIGe.

GHEzSvIILE, July 23.-The South
Carolinl State Farmers Alliance
met here to day. Most every Cnun'
ty being represented ThG morning
ses siun was devoted Chiefly 10 organ
izaticn.
ihs annual address OF President
slackholss allowed the membership
to have increased to 1880 in tLa
last two years. There are 1862 sub
Alliances in the, State
Colonel l.. l.. Poll, P.csident oi
the National Farmers Alliance, al.
dressed the Alliance in the morning,
anil tonight delivered a public al
dress in the opera house> to q large
uuaieace
The most important action was 'nf
appointment of q committee - con.
slider pans for mutua' fire aal lille
insurance company to be ope' lted
ty the Alliance.
Dr. j. Will am Stnkes NJ Grange:
bur, cd tos Of th" Cotton FL Mt, was
elected President by acclamltion to-
rstller with q | the old off 'ers.
Spa.tanburg was selected as the
aest PLACE Of meeting anl the follow
ing delegates ~efs eleatea to the
National j Alliance :J William stGhsS.
w. J. Taibart. \. G. L,timer and
DR. E:gene .nisan.-Colum'ia
Rfgistcf.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
! isiSt;apni'Er'METi

We canaot refrain jra:.i cIn:c<siGg cHr
disappointment ii tee ;;':r.sS "FC":. J.. l..
Polk J. ssiG!,:l; Il tina Ma ;ouaj .t!,la;..,
81 lircanv:,t" .c;urc he Stat: A'!ia.,"c on
the !iiii :n,:G.ig. II wGs .al1!',ing iaiH
bat in i.is vc I'D nrt I'D i.T!'. e." he set
OUt 10 make on. aI;h; Ech "" '!!"ugh' !,v.
fore SUCH Il representative ''D1: hc .nigl;
have made corrected ail} nia; crate ttTrt
--one wG.t " IL il w:,l TIE great cause ihe
farmers SO advocating. Oar uisappoint-
mani !..s in lis not Ipiainng and account.
iar ;,r t:r "cr;eu! u:al depression OF the
country as Z wHvla.
liz attacked first one ihe'rr ard then snc-
,her. as given ny different prominent mcn,
IN which lh*y seek lr account fnr il, and
nred Wy rTcmisc4ous,y - his aiI That
idea III couu1Xioa nitn /, i.,.t finished
Without hii0s- ,.Sr?sin'i.- fke reasons for
it. ~ $50: S:Il" u r"lpeic. lie sad one
statesman accounted ior j; oM The ground
Of over production: ann'irr or'riLu!ed il
70 III" L. ri tsriE; aIii, am",;:.r - deficiency
% ,nonty circulation. lie adm;ilei them
al! az prime ia t":S. ami while Gckaowi-
e.:g;ns !hrir fo.rc. So. >isi they w"go nol
IT," Li..r rsl!.%-
'rhe inIrrci.cG W. drew Fra he trend 81
nis address wcs, t::a IL" is, pcrS lave Lccr
L.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31

AS sixty.tlirec j. majority oil the
House, it then appears that, without
lie assistance Of The inany lawyers
and others who are likewise farm ers,
the frmers Lave had a clear NH aJority
of every House since 1876, and the
truth is that all the legislation Of the
State has been controlled hy them
during this time. The Agricu III al
Duroan was established BY the firm.
>rs. The lien inv has been upheld
hy them. The demand for leg sla.
tive control OF the sa of cotton has
been cn,npIied with. The manage
mept Of the rh"sphate interest WIS
tnrnci over to tho Agricultural Bn.
raau at their instance. The Glen.
son College ha' been acc'pted hy the
State because tho farmers des red iI,
a.aisst the jrlSment OF many. No
measure W icn the farmers have
united IN ssks#g has been refused.
1t is i curions anGi significant fac'
that during this agitation II The
Farmers Movcmen: the represersta:
tives Of the farmers in the LeglS!n-
trr2. as wi Le seen, have steadily
decreased from seventy,iive in 1882
to sixty-iliree in 1883. 1tnDS cT!mi-
mates in the candidacy Of four law.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
The People Ra:e.
ny EDWARD NJ GRADY, JR.

The old Charge Of the re,ilers and
dsfamers Of South Carolina that she
has never had q Democratic form of
government is now revived, not this
time from enemies without, but hy
one Of her own sons in recommenda-
tion Of himself for Office. The charge
originated in the old story OF the aris-
tocratic form OF government propns
cd for the colony by the Lords Pro.
priet"rs and known in the history of
the State as tile fundamental constl-
tuition. prepared 10y the great philos
opher Locke. The fact is. that the
people OF the colony, availin3 tben-
selves Of the provisions a! tho ROYAL
charter. by which no law could he
passed without Their assent in Par.
Lament assembled, absolutely reruS-
ell to recognize the fundamental c.n.
siitutien as law. ar'l then nt that
early day inaugurated the policy Oi Il
strict construction Of chartered or
constitutional rights and its enforce
ment by the insistcnce of the people
themselves, which has ever since
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
The Bill il Dead.

The cold. psisis'l hand OF death
has been laid or Mr. Lodges blnt
ling. 49,
"rhe bill will never come up. The
Senate committee which is consider.
ing II. knov very little abqHt it, and
the other Republ can Senators nav
less. No caucus has been callel and
none is likely to be for weeks"
Til 8 was the way in which Re
gu. u.;licAn Senator, WHO is in a posi-
ton t., know. put his foot upon The
statement which WAS given out to-
day for the benefit Of the Republic
cln raiicals who are thirsting for
noiling plnmes an;l cleaning bayo-
nets at the pills. that the consider
alton of tha bili was nearly complet-
ed and that it wou'd soon be report.
ed to Republican caucus. The
fact is that the bill is nowhere near
complete, even to the satisfaction OF
the live Republican member. Of the
committee On elections.-New York
Mrul4.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-07-31
The State Alliance.

The Farmers Alliance Of South
Carolina met at Greenyile on the
Gath instant. The proceedings du-
rng the day we're largely devoted to
discussions on various topics. The
committee which was appointed TO
prepare the reports to he given ont
to the press gave out the following:
The committee on Legislative demands
made nnmber of recommendations
in line with ihe demands of the Ma.
t;onal Alliance. The importance of
pushing these demands was set forth,
and it was nrged that no candidate
be supported who is not in full sym.
pathy with the demands made. The
Secretary of the State and County
Alliances were forbidden from here
after giving ont n fnll directory Of
the County and suh.alliance offi,ers
except nv permission OF the president
aD'l chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
An appeal was mn e 10 the Ali.
ance members in the North and Norh.
west to unite with the South Carolina
Alliance in condemning the Lodge
bill; and requesting them to come to
our aid in preventing the passage OF
sail bill. the intent and effect OF
which, we believe, will be not to ben.
eft any class of citizens. but will
serve to break the force of our uni
ted brotherhood in our demand for
financial reform.
Several amendments to the cons.i.
futon were adopted.
The sub treasury bill was endorsed,
and it is the sense Of the hody that
no candidate for Congress should re-
ceive our support unless he favors
That measure.
The Alliance was positive in its
opposition to national banks, and
demanded the removal of all tax on
State hanks.
Sub anil County Alliances were en-.
,ined to take more uctlve interest in
the schools Of the country.
The President urged upon the
County and sub AllianGes the impor.
taAce OF having their individual seal.
The secretaries of sub-Alliancos
are urged to press the clai'Ds Of pa
ners tIat hapo and will press the de.
mands IF our order.