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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

The Mckinley Tariff bill, with thu
Aldrioh reciprocity rIdar, passed the
Senate last week by s.rict party vote
and now goes back to the HOUSE for con.
ourrenee in the Senate am sndments,
These are numerous, and there may be
trouble bstwean the two houses over
some OF them. But the Aldrieh free trade
I pr5viso ia the one OF greatest msgnitu 40.
u IS uaderstood as representing as much
81 blslne oould get the Senate to con-
oede after he had failed early in this
everiadtingly long session to psrsuaie
Reed and MeRinlsy to ecncede an thing
Fhis proyiso empowers the President, in
certain contingencies and solely at his
own discretion, to seimpose dunes upon
oaFtain articles made free by s1t Of Oon-
gress. This would be an unprecedented
delegation Of power, the constituti9naiity
nf watch would csrtsialy bs contested IN
tue courts should tie House ratify the
ssme. But it is Of great significance as
marhin2 tue irresistible growth Of pop
ulac demand tor freer trade ana wider
markets to which, coming with the force
Of secoad FROM Mr.. Blaine. Republican
Senate has been compelled To pay some
tt en- ton. II is the first awkward step Of
the SUPPLEMENTARY towards carrying
ont the declaration OF President Garfield:
We favor protection that leads 10 ulti-
mate free trade" During the six months
that this Congress has been drag
einE along the reciprocity infant
introduced by Mr.. Blaine 10 the
Ways aud Means Committee OF the
House last Marsh has been growing into
a giant q ogre, or something OF the kind,
Tasty enoagh 70 aleaiy begia 10 over
shadow tue restriotiyetariff features OF the
Mckinley iii wh.oh the fat fryers
Thought ilsy had bought and paid for.
asa goas b2cI to his throne with ire
hls endorsement of his DISTRICT bu. hs
has been s~av long enough TO 81 Tor
himself evgl mad .ler5 boar no el3ction
N Vermont, tdst this is lot the voice Of
Zig parry approving higher tariffs and
force bills. pa the way to tasa the
stump IL lis own campaign, the speaker
stopped al Boston and addressed i meet.
ing in Faueuil Hail On the very next
day after that meeting the Boston Mer-
chants Association adopted the following
declaration, which tie vary man who
presided at the Faneuil Hall nesting had
q hand in drafting
Voted, that we heartily approve OF the
action Of Senator Sherman aud other dis
tlnguig he'd representatives n Congress In
favor OF commercial reciprocity with
O NADIA and Snath America. That, rec1R- /
ni2nR tariff OF dutY laid upon fcrYlgn I
goods u be . tag, when 10 IT, practical |
effect dspreslatH- the price or value OF the |
goods IN this oreign port, as " II as in. I
nreases II a our Own, We believe It 10 bs 4
lust IN principe and Wise Ia policy on the (
above bass, by negotiation, to promote
beiter eummatcial relations ID such an al. (
l1stment Of duties as shall stimulate and
Increase our trade with other people, On.
large our market for tue product Of
American stsll and industry, aud make
more triendS our relations win esoscialy
those who dwell with US on the same con.
tluent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
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Tbs endorsement given by the Demo
Gratis OF Wilmington to the candidacy 0
MI. William Il. SWIFT, ON Saturday, wa
perhaps the most notable ratification D
the party's choice ever Witnessed in thi
community. With almost no time i,
which to bring tue voters oct, ia lare,
degree without the incentive OF Q DON
test, since many did not know til
quits lats in the day that Their,
was another aspirant Ia the feid,
the Democrats turned ont and gave Mr..
swift the flAtteting tribute OF 2 974 votes
"a poll that We believe hiss only beer
twice exceeded in the local history OF the
party Of q nomination for represent tive
In the lower house or the General al.
aemoiy, aud both these larger polls were
made before the enactment os the exist.
ing law regulating primary elections.
Two years ago close contest for the
nomination brought ont $3.50 votes
against 3,Gf9 on 5sturiay--og which Mr..
George w. Gray the successful caudi.
date, received l,9l7.
After such an endorsement Of Mr.
SwiFt's osnGiuscy, We are not at oil sur
pEised that the Morning Ne,os should
haye another ii Of hysteria. Tbs vote Of
Saturday comes to il 10 Ga alsrmingly
strong confirmation Of its previous cou.
yictian. that in Mr.. SWits che Democrats
Of Wilmington have secured 4 legislative
oAndidaseao popular aud so vel! qngliEad
20 took after toe Interests OF this coauu.
nifty as to make it hopeless Tor
ths Republicans 70 oontas. his elee.
tinn. Ths bUrthen Of its criticism
has been that Mr.. swift, having
made money in the maauta9tuts
~ matoaea, oasal act to be acceptable 60
the Democratic party as though il wera
prsposterods flr successful mannt5c
tures 70 be a Del.oerat. BIT the vote Of
Saturday showed that Mr.. SWif, Il psy
taetiy acceptable to tho Democrats ii
Whining ton, aud the colt nlna u she pubhe
press deIon5trste that successful menu
lecturers Az over the land are oOnstaDtly
coming over to the Democratic doctrine
40 tofoibiy Expressed by residsnt Bent
q tha Pennsylvania stesi Company ia
the utserance We reprint to-day
What American industries most want
IS free opportunity ana moi legislative
protection nor restriction. such being the
case, We suggest that the Nei6s, and the
Republioans Of Wilmington, have an
easy way out Of the dilemma ii which
they nov fad themselves. Since they 80
plainly regard Mr., Swift as too strong u
TO be opposed with any hope
OF success aud since they can find Goth
ing to urge against him except that be il
retired and wealthy Manufacturers, sup 1
poss they come out and endorse him also
and thus make his election unanimous.
tIis would lei them ont and ba the wisgst
course they could pursue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
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REEDS u UhPAFIONs.
He Apparently Eric. TO Exercise the
Veto Power.

/
WAsHlNaroN, Sept. l6-Does Speaker
Read mean y usurp the veto powsr2 He
has hppr prlated nearly every other Iower
| Within his reach, ant now some or The
! members, who are anxious about the River
| and harbor bill, are ordering II he pro.
poses to Kill It by refusing to sign it and
send Il TO the Presiient
good many members OF thu Honsp ~
representatives, as well As senators don't
| IKE the way hs is holding back the bill.
| InAt measure contains tens ofgreat Inter.
| est 10 many congressman, and 1t cannot
! beceIns law too quickly TO suit them. ID
| mas passed both the House and senate, and
needs only the signatures of the Vise-pres.
| ldeut and Speaker to carry 1t to the Prost
dent. l. Was, indeed, signed by Speaker
FRO Fem. Burrows. while Mr.. Reed was
making his re election sure In Maine but
MIR. Burrows could not get together d
| quorum OF the House to whom he might
MAKE me necessary formal announcement
tha the BILL had been signed.
Now thnt the speaker has returned the
Dili must be signe1 by him. A quorum Is
mere, but the SYe7ker II 10 no hurry. SONS
q thn members for whose districts there are
llD1tal appropriations are worried, ana
there Is some alarm among certain other
persons interested In the numerous
Dig aud little Jobs contained IA the
meuslre, Reed ia holding back the River
aud Harbor bill, they say, Ia order TO u3,tt
Is club on both Democrats and Republic
eAHa 10 keep enough Of thsm hera to make
aqaorpm They are afraid hs will mold II
TOO long, for they are sure that within an
hour after this Tariff bill Il finally disposed
OF tn7 quorum VIII disappear.
Behind his tear Of the Speakers delay Is
an annoying distrust Of the President.
'Ehe anxods representatives and "pro.
lhotets OF Legislation" argue that Heed
must be acting " tn the approval q Mr.
Harrison. They know the President wa so
strongly opposed 10 the Hennepin canal
I'D Ia the bill that he mora than intimated
mat Il il was left in It might prove fatal TO
Tie measure. They are quite sure, too. that
II Mr. Harrison had bren II member
elthei house his vote would no have been
gwen 70 the Galveston deep water .harbor
sahsine, They ara not sure Of his attitude
toward some other lictle Items. They do
not really believe tlnt the President viii
nave the courage TO veto the bill, but they
would breathe a good deaf easter II MIR.
seen would slgu tne bill tomorrow and let
IL 90 TO the President ut once.
THE President cHnuot levy taxes" saws
Mr, Naux, "nntll tbs revolution Ii com.
p.ate' lhs exercise OF the vsto power by
I'M SPEAKER would b. long step In the
revolutionary direction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
rne Nleet,nm E.n,y Anncnrd.

PRIhcEss ANNE Mn. sept IL. The pati.
tiou for mandamus filed by four olti2sne,
three white and one cOlored, in this county,
asking the court TO dscide tae election law
Unconstitutional, because IL was signed
more than six days alter the legislature ad
lonrnedi hat 1t Is q special law upon Il mat
Ter Tor which uniform provision had been
made by general Law, aud required quhli.
feat Gus ether than mentioned within The
constitution. The petition asks the court to
direct the county commissioners TO appoint
Judges OF election under the old law. The
petitltion was dismissed pro forma, upon
consent OF tie parties, by Judge Hoilan ,
and an appeal was taken TO the court Of
appeals, N. w. Dixon. counsel for peti.
TONERS; H0dson u Hodson and Page and
Mills for respondent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

Bountifnl harvests make
the rich days Of the earlier
Autumn the Golden Days OF
the year.
Additional interest centres
at this period with the advent
Of such new merchandise as
the needs Of the season and
the active researches Of mer-
chants bring together. from
points near and farm this and
other lands.
1t Is, therefore, quite proper
that our September occasion
for this year should be called
Golden Days.
The Store Is to be made
very attractive by bringing
Into close company with the
new goods the sentiment Of
the season. Myth, fable and
ancient custom-the fruits OF
field, orchard and garden
flowers wild and cultivated,
and various decorative d.
Vices have been brought into
close harmony with 81 ks, pot
terry and hangings for your
qualification when you come
10 visit us.
And You must come during
the Golden Days. You'll
find the store dressed in the
coming color-yell010. Within
the centre door, Chestnut
stteet, you will find a long
grape arbor, with leaves dark
and sere, and overhead the
rich clusters of grapes; next
beyond an apple tree, bearing
golden fruit, and where the
centre aisle and transept
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
ayanamaker's.


cross. the Roman goddess
Ceres presides over horns Of
plenty.
As you pass through the
store the decorations everv.
where tell you the Autumual
story OF bountlful nature; and
you'll wonder how the non.
derous pumpkin, the stalwart
stalks OF corn, the rich. full
sheaves of grain, the marvel.
Gus vegetables, the great
clusters of fruit were collected.
for the Golden Days. They
tell OF many vegetarian tri.
umphs. Many a farmers heart
has been bound up Ia these
things, and many a farmers
pocket book has been the
fuller for the prize.
The color of the store il
golden. The thought comes
trom the golden corn, the,
golden wheat, the golden fruit,
the golden squashes and
Pumpkins. What touch L.
has with the golden merchan.
disc, polished brass and stufis
Tor dresses and house decora.
eionsl
Inc arts of agriculture find
wonderful illustration In the
Basement, near the Thirteenth
and Market streets corner. In
the flrst century Of the Chris.
tan era rude reapIng ma.
chimes we've made ia Italy.
Queer things, pushed by an
OK We have tried to repro.
auc0 one OF these things and
have placed beside 1t a
modern reaper of the best
sort. In the contrast you NAV
see the progress OF nineteen
centuries.
Ibis occasion would be
quite deficient without the old
English Har0est Home. That
finds a place Ia one Of the
Furniture Galleries on the
third floor. Stairways and
elevators to take you up-no
end OF them. It Is a sort Of
Cyclorama, with just a hint or
two OF the way the Harvest
Home was kept In merry
England.
la the next gallery Is a
beautiful exhibition OF some
new conceits In decorative
Furniture.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

EAsToN, hin, sept. l6-Artiales inc Ir.
porating the 5gnepuxent Bay Land and In
provement Company have been signed by
A. +. dndetfrey and Norman Mclean OF
New Yok and Joseph b. Seth, Il. Ii, Roe
and Wltred Bateman OF Easton, who are
the ineorporators and directors for the II cst
year. TIE capital stock Is $4,000, in 400
shares OF SOD each. The principal office OF
me company Will be at Ocean City, Wor-
caster county, The company Is organized
Tor buying and selling lands Ia Maryland
or partly III Maryland and partly elsewhere
Tor preparing and marketing al the prod.
ucts OF such lands; for carrying on any
iorwarding or warehouslng business, char
terinR ami leasing STEAMBOATS,, wharves,
docks, piers, roads. &C., and Tor construct
Ing or acquiring bridges, piers. dry docks
and marine railways.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
RETALIAfION LIKELY.
Enginnd's View Of the Neat Hnspec
ton l.HNg.


LONDON. Sept. i6.-Ila Standard severely
attaeEs the American meat.insp setlon NV.
"a more outrageous enctoacnment," It
says, was never framed III any civilized
country. 1t Is rendered the more Irritating
| by the fact that 1t is 10 be- carried through
ConSress with the Tariff Dill, which aims III
a practical eX fusion OF European and
Canadian products from American markets,
mo foreign state can submit to eu0u
thru.ts without abject humiliation No far
as our continental neighbors are concerned
thsy are the mofe ilRelY 10 IetasIate, as
they can do 80 effectively. II the Freuch
Wines ara smut out OF the United STATES, the
grain grown there may easily be excluded
from France. We do MOI believe that Amert.
can statesmen would risk 90 serious retort
AS for ourselves, retaliation Is out Of
the question. We are nation OF free
tfauets, and our manu- Hcturers would sub.
init TO great Inconvenience rather than bm-
bark on reactionary course. Whenever
our agricultural authorities deem 1t safe TO
allow American cattle free ACCESS to the In.
terror OF this country 1t will be their duty
10 remove existing restrictions, but they
will not act u day sooner on account OF the
uAfrleudly attitude assumed by the Wash
tngtun government
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

And thIs,n says the Philadelphia
Leager, alter reviewing the manner in
which the Tariff BIZ was railroaded d 4
conference committee Monday, after
allowing only two hours for discussing
amendments that occupied three moaths
IL the Senate, aud thus this House OF
Representatives once more passes from
iis high position as dsliberative BODY.
wherein free and enlightened Thought
persaadea and controls aud free votes
prevail e that Of piece o; mschinsry
without intelligence or option, moved BY
another power than its own-ths eauoaa
with Engineers hsed aud Mckinley on
the t9otbeard aud agrip Of the throttle.s
Aud this is the light in which the
intelligent and bipartisan thousands Tor
WHOM the Le8gsr view the latest applios.
ton Of gag law aud what Boss Reed calls
business Into the hands OF four men
10 now committed, so Ear a. the HOUSE il
concerned, 'the decision OF what shall
hs tho policy and the law OF tue Unitsd
States upon ihs most important mater
concerning the economic industrial and
commercial affairs that has come up in
our Day" And the Reed oancus wouId
like TO lab this decision down the thtoats
OF the American people by the use Of
oaSonets at the polls and returning
boards manipulated from Washington
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Doc.u,rn M.ndy n "a wnc,,

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 10 Large crowds
of dock laoorers assembled outside the
dock gates this morn ng waiting to re-.
sumo work. The Union and the Royal
Mail Steamship Companies which were
tine last to hold out against the demands
of the men this morning posted placardi
on their docks announcing that the in
creased wages would be granted ali
around.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

United States sub.T.ensursr Roberts
explains thai the government loses moth
ing BY paying the boudholders Ss O00.-
goo Of interest six months before it falls
due, because the money would other.
wise be lying idle in the Treasury vaults
during the year" But il lnay be perth
nent to inquire whether the taxpayers
from whom his SO 900, 900 mas been un.
necessarily taken might not have used il
toss good advantage az the boniholde.s i?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

do not want to be understood as
speaking from a purely selfish stand
point. Whether or not protective taritf
has built up such industries as ours. is
not 50 mucn practical question al is tbs
proper policy to be pursued in the pres.
ent and for the future. 1t is liter.
ally condition and not theory
that confronta ua. When the great
works at Sparrow Point shall be
in full operation, the Pennsylvania Steel
Company Will import 1000, 900 tons OF
bessemer orc per anuum. 10 restrict us
to the home supply is utterly impracti-
cable. There are no ores to be had at
home such as are needed Tor our pur-
poses. We would have to 90 thousand,
OF miles into the interio. for them. To
raise the duties on taese ores TO auch
point as to protect the American mines
and miners from Cuba and Mediterranean
Bssssmer ores would simply b. to close
all our works,pnt out our furnaces, throw
tens OF thousands out OF employment
add render unproductivs tens OF millions
Of capital Even at the present rate of
duty We have to pay s75O,OOO per year
tariff taxes. This must either come Il
the Americsu workinsman or off the
prof OF American manufacturers.
P,eaisat Bent " ao Pennsylvania st.sl
Compaag.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

According to order Of the caucus, and
as IN duty bound, the Republican ma
iority of tbs House OF Representatives
have rej.cted the SENATE amendments 10
the House Mckinley, Tariff bill in the
lump, and have handed over the whole
business to conference committee a. a
running jump. Talk about the
whips" Of the House Of Commons-they
are nothing to these. The Britis5
"whips" simply bring in the members TO
yote. 0ur American caucus .'whip,n
direct them how 10 vote, and see that
they do as directed, end thus a great
measure Of legislation, upon which there
are wide and vital difference, OF opinion
was taken away from the committee of
tho whole, where it belongs, and ont of
the control OF the House, where mem
beers OF the majority party who differed
from the majority could have chance to
vote against the particular amendments
they opposs-and handed over to the
discretion Of four OF their fellow mem.
bers Of The majority party! Philadelphia
Ledger, Ind
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Aibauibra paInco ,,,,rn,,,.

MADRID sept. lG n j. m.--A are
broke out at 10 o'clock las uight N Ia
palace of the Ainambra ia Granada ana
6cspite this Ell lrts rnade to extinautEh Il Il
is still turning. Ehe fire Originated in
The Aiberca court yard and SOON sore.d
to the galleries. Great damage has been
done A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

= IIF'fIsW IITTII76.
Ia eu oul-of the way corner OF Boston
graveyard stands brown board showing
the marks Of age and neglect. Il beara
the Inscription; "Sacred to the memory
OF Eben Harvey, who departed this life
suddenly and unexpectedly by COW
kicking him on the i4th Of Septembe
1893. Well done thou good and faithful
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Isermllnrnt nm E,mtti.

Nine. Sarah Bernhardt will come to
America this season after ali, and In n little
more than year tho divine Patti will
return TO our shores to say farewell again,
hut the latter will not be heard IN opsr4,
She Will sing only In concert. The French
tragedieuns will appear ia la Tosca' and
cleopatra" aud probably "Joal of Arc,"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

Who're grace and hrGtIty most abound,
True ltal ptle $ viii the found.
Mherr funy liIn aud glowing check
The filt ragged htiltil bespeuk,
he Hraist, HHturg 5 n0DIeInaIi
viii risk tho treasure OF lis art
depicting, drttly as he ahI,
Ihe=l Ees angtaYrn IN his heart.
tair Haiien nny ltes ricHest Joy
spread her bright infinite aveF thce:
May yeHfs but genily with you toy,
NJ pleasures sweet, without alloy,
With Unrest blossoms cuStr thee;
But should perchaIla, Thy beauty tade
ihou cau'st cffll laicRly 80 thy AMI
Our Golden Medical Discovery.
Rene mDer that Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery Is u eure cure for all skin etup-
tions and dlseas g VI the blood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

Also a line OF the popular
Dictionaries, Greek, Latin,
French, German, Spanish.
Two especially attractive
new Books are
Mrs. Clusters "Following the ciuidon," s.lo
Mrs. Wlslers' so Thou My Austria" 80
Book News readers always
know of the new books as
well as where the money
saving chances are. Book
News IS sc, soc a year.
Thirteenth stree. cAtrance.
Two more Derby winners.
Our try for some months past
has been TO get up for SO and
So 50 the best Derby Hats
thar could be produced Ia this
country for any money. Here
they are, IN points OF quality,
style and wear equal TO any
thing in the market at Sd
or SIS.
Full lines of Silk Hats-ex.
cept the Heashs. Superior
qualities ar 81 and IS.
Alter the 18th only odd
sizes of the wonderful S1.7s
Derby.
But no let up 10 the Boys
famous soc Hats.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
a School State that Is lipAt.
notSeless, mdreaha6le is no
novelty. Add one other fea.
ture, aoudle re0era6le sides,
and you have a State thar is
just about ideal. No one else
IN town has them.
Ok 9inches, csc
INil lllehos, DOC
Slick peg, pull a paste
board strip and you've multi
piled any numbers you please
up to IoxIo. Fun for the
child and education, too. 2sc.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
A Women's Glove Offering
that speaks for itself louder
than type could be made to
do.
Real Kid, ueavest SHADES.
finely Seaoea, with the Patent
Lac ng Fastenings, 81.
Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle.
John NgANAmAEpa
9assSi.s--.- >------1-a-l-.l.sss ae-sss:-g..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Pac,Stc Wan s.,,,,,,.r ns,.,,..

VIcfoRIA, d. =, sept. is. fine Pacific
mar steamship RIO Janeiro arrived here
sunday after "a days delay as resuIt Of
collision with tue Peninsuias and Oriens
ta' steamer on her outward trip ihe
damage to the Bio Will reaoa s25 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

The Golden Days will be,
gin on Tuesday, September 10
The Millinery Reception
will take place on Wednesday
and Thursday, S ptelnber "a
and IS.
The Dress and Cloak Re-
ceptlon will coincide with the
Millinery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

81 tae Eiiaads plia Aeagsr remarks
slaase 4 hsr482 eatufs OF tia Maine
eissti y rstRar aot .dsauatsiy xaRiusi
3E auy auppo4 q aantiap Of political
q lias M 4 publican g5ta ia ths
a. aa3 9Th 4m4it4a: that ha5 been re-
termed siacs ls73- ina Dfmooe4tio vote
" inc aaai as; sirae 1870 Compared
vita we iazt election the Republican
vote fel 10000 md the Eaa1cratie
yo.sG 90. Compared with another on
yeaF 1886, the Republican vote fsli oil
5000 sud thn Democratic y9,e Ii ,N6J
Bat tue fret ,hat there was a heavy iall
ing IL Tue totai got5, BY any comparison
bat can be made, seems to show that
thtr0 WAC 40 Aucn excitement aa3 enthu
aiasm in Maine as special uostssp ondeats
would have " Velieye.p