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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Rlchm0ua, Va., AbuI 26, 1890.

ATTBE CALICO COUNTER-Two thousand yards Shifting
Caicoes week at Sc yard
Percae and waists and wrappers, sic yard
A new line of Mourning Calcoe
AT THE CASHMERE COUNTER bargains Cottonad'
good strong serviceablo eOOds-2i 16 and 2Oc ayari
complete new Linen Drill for mems panhe best goods for
the money hownpain Drill, 2l II, 20 and 25c
yard Striped Drill 12 and 2Oc ayard
IN THE PARASOL DEPARTMENT. thousand Com
nonsense Gloria SILK and Umbrellas ready for you Our
goods are new and the odd and pretty We do large bust
department. receiving something
IN THE CURTAIN AND SHADE DEPARTMENTAL special Of
ng Nottingham Curtains this week at s75 window 81 yards
long wide design.
Holland Shades ANY color yards long, with spring roller 2oc;
Holland Shades with fringe spring roller 33c
Opaque Shades spring roller plain 2c with fringe oOc
Opaque Dndo Shades spring roller 5Oc;
Long Opaque Shades feet long, roller 65c;
Trimmed Curtain Poles for this week 9c EACH
AT THE LACE CoUNTER-Thousands of cards Q2 yards
TO- 12 and 17c card upwards
of silk just in for neckwea and dress trimming,
o B. and WIDE l2s, Is, H. 90 and 25c yard
By every express train from the North receiving
new goods We have buyers in principal seaport
sn special "ots from auction aud special sales
Goods change hands quickly with u.s. The small profit prices is the
leverage.
AT THE NOTION COUNTER-Wil close out this week lot of
Triple Extract bottle with nickel drop 20c bot
le All popular extracts. Won't be duplicated
Extracts odor WISH 2c ounce;
Ten varieties Soap 2 l5 and 17c cake;
Five hundred Books standard works. 2jc volume
Cabinet HairI1ns 100 in a box, for &c q box;
2Oc Toothbrush for 2gc.
The here. cheaper and preier than
An variety Belts and leather All the latest de-
Buckles too
AT THE GLOVE COUYTER-Unusual for
this week Ten dozen pair Ladies' stcedBack PureSik Black
Gloves par-regu price 81. This rather but
the statement Gloves be duplicated They will
sold out few days Such good snaps don't last long
First grade OF Pgn Gloves Swil outwear two
pair ordinary Kid Glovesan slate and black The Glove stock
complete.
AT THE FURNISHING COUNTER-Its quito remarkable how
quick gentlemen learned the difference between prices and
the regular prices of business this department.
There strong demand for Ununderd Shirts Underwear
Neckvear Suspnders and Socks There
new and pretty styles Neckwear made the shape Of
Surah Six.
x Rkood
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REFRIGERATORS.

ed for to say, but we control business
enough to give you the biggest choice Of
the best sorts the world knows of and at
the least prices. Ice-Boxes, too-all
kinds and sizes from $3.50 to the finest
aud LARGEST hard wood
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GERMANTOWN W0RSTED,

best make. Some seventy five pounds,
various colors, are put down to sell fol
l0c. a hank-from ljc.
For less than half-value
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tion.
Our Unlsundored Shirt sale has boen ono OF the
most successful We have eyor had, and In or
der to satisfy the demand We have Obtained
fresh supply, which every ono should take
advantage Of. The Shirts are made OF excel
lent cotton the Dosoms and bands composed
Of fine linen, three-ply cut, reinforced font
and yoke back, and double stitched. They
are cut from custom patterns. and cannot
be equGlied In regard TO ht-price only
Soc;
our next No. /. another unhsard-ot bargain and
equal to any custom-made. The body Is
warranted Ney York Mills cotton, solid linen
bosom and hands, throe-ply, cut with patent
continuous sleeves and back facing, also re-
ipforced front aud double back-prico SOC
Our 75c. shirt is ss good ~ any f2 cusiom-msdo
Embroidered Piqle shirts at si.2j, regular price
50:
Plea,ed- Bosom shirts, open front or closed;
Gentlemen's outing Shirts at 2ec.;
Gentlcmen's Jersey shirts a, $40.
Gentlemen's Wool Outing Shirts ss 7oc.
Gen,lemen's Colored- Bordered Handkerchlefs,
hemsiitched, at only &c.;
Gsntlemenis Colored- Bordered Handkerchiefs,
heinSItchcu-N W @toOh ptAS0 AJ~b N"A P''S'
i0c.
Gentlernen's Puro Linen Handkerchief only
i0c,
Gentiemen's Seamless Balbriggsn Halt-Hoss ct
l0c.:
Gentlemon's Bslbriggsns-wat.ons price &c,
our prics lGc.;
ladies' Fancy Eose-Watson's price Csc, eur
price l6e.
Ladies' Fancy silk Hose-welington's price 81,
our price 65;.;
Ladiesi Fast Black Hose-Welingions prise
40.. our price PC;
Ladies' SIX Mltts only l2Ac;
Ladies' jersey silk Mltts-Welington's price
&c, our price l5c
ladies' Perforated Leather Belts st sjc;
Leather Belts only &c..
Boys Base Bali Belts only &c.
Ladies' Ribbed shirts at &c.;
Ladies' Ptnk, Blue. and Cretm hiboed sniru a.
80, Welington's price 2jc.
Gentlemen's Gsuze shirts at Soc., WILSON'S price
35c. 4:
Gentlemen's BaIOrisgan Shirts At 4Oc., WAtsons
price G2c.
We have Drawers 90 match.
Genilemen's Medium Weigh. Shirts At s0c.
Wsisons price Co.
sUN-UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS
Itonly remains for Us to assure the public that
our Sun-ShAdes are o. strictly irst-cass quality,
manufactured by tho best home aud foreign
makers. Come AMI get prices on them. Our
2G-inch Gloria OSldlzet Handles for sLs5, regu-
lar price $3.50. Cream Lace Parasois only sLoO
JULIUS SYCLg 4 son.
20l and 203 east Broad street
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| MILLINERY.


conception of French artistic. Some
rare and choice things everywhere in
the department.
You can buy a stylish Hat hero for
$3.50 and S3, az well as one for s25.
The Cohen taste for trimming them
goes for nothing in these cheaper ones.
Half-Wool Printed
in ort lengths. CHALLIESI
Near n tn oussndl
yards The 1870. -
quality shall 60 for 20. yard.
Tho Dark Ground (cotton) &c. quality
for ic.
Fine French Serge, black ground, with
fancy white stripe-yery fine quality,
40 inches wide, &c. from 81.
40-inch Frenc
The 90c. quality UENRIETTlSI
in all the new =
shades for G9c. i--------------s
Satin Serges, SOC. ;
All-Wool Monies, in dark shades only,
47c. from 63c.
A hundred or more kinds OK dress
fabrics, many among them at greatly re-
ducod prices.
II, I5, Is, and L !. Broad st,
Between First and Foushee streets.
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ANOTHER SHOWER OF
Saturday. Linen
IJNTNq Goods OF all kind
i'HNo come without cal

facturer's outlet here.
A Large All-Linen Towel, 44x24 inches,
sells for 1910.
An All-Linen German-Dsmask Towel,
four various colors OF borders, BOX
49, inches, 6ic.
a hundred dozen again OF the large
Huck Towel with damask border
for l9c. Eighty-six dozen Of these
were sold in two days when here
before.
Take a glance at the generous 25c.
Damask Towel with broad brocade
border;
Al-Linen Lunch-C Cloths, Barnsley make,
fancy damask border;
8xS Quarters with dozen napkins,
S2.9S;
SxlO Quarters with 8 dozen Napkins,
1926;
Sxl2 Quarters with 8 dozen Napkins,
$40.
Near by them arej
thirty-six dozen morel GOWNS
Of the Ladies Wv A'"'
Androscoggin cotton, ,i1------i
Mother Hubbard back and front,
20 tucks yoke with beading and
cambria ruhling for SOC. each; an
other with embroidery, ca good
dollars worth;
French Convent Handmade Ladies
Drawers, every stitch about them
hand made-cost near 81 to i'm
portland the price only 60c. Skirts
OF the same, 7jc. Every kind of
Handmade Underwear. Every
kind Of the best American Made
Underwear. The prices are mar
vel when you begin to count what
they would cost to make at home;
Large contracts, division of labor, su-
periority in make, fit, and finish are
apart from the advantages Of price.
Did you notice what We said about
last week No. Then you miss
iSIIKS ed the most profitable reading.
The finest make OF Silks for
- one third off the everyday
prices. Whether you want q frst-class
Silk now, later, or even for fall, it will be
that much in your pocket for the invest
ment. These special happenings are in
cidental. We call your attention for
your good as well as our own.
All-Silk Black Surah, 30c. yard;
Another Donbe- Warp, SOC. /;
The 81. quality seeded for 81 %;
Quarter-inch Serge, 92c., cost near $3.50
to import;
Guinet's Satin-Finish Gros-Grain, %
inches plump, for sl.25;
The usual best $3.50 quality for 81;
A Lyons Mourning Cord-new and sell
ing rapidly for 81 yard in all the
best stores OF this cOuntry-the
price here is Sl.l5;
21-inch All-Silk Heavy Faille for 500.
25-inch New and Handsome Tartan
Plaids for S8c.
All-Snk Striped Surahs for 35c. yard.
This is a here-and-there touch OF
course-a thousand others.
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| HOSIERY.
the best make Of

We called your attention in that di-
rection several days ago. Several hun
dred dozen. The loss to the importer
it's your gain.
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W ould you
like to know
how many we
sell? Uncall-
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rASSEL PRINCES

Tyrol Cord, q new outlining, l3c. o
skein this week in order to introduce.
Zepbyrs, 4c. for White and Black, Sc.
for Colorcd.
Fancy Metal Ornaments, l2o a
dozen-from DC.
Everything in the Fancy and En-.
broidery Department you could wish
for.
New stamping Patterns Tho very
best of work done here.
Right Aisle, Extreme Rear.
r'---' For want OF space
tNEW FANS. the Department has
been moved.
L-----.----------'-'' japanese Parchment
Fans-12 and l8-inch, Z to 10 sticks
for &c. each.
japanese Mourning Fans, l2c.-
should be 2jc.
Silk, Gauze, Feather. and all kinds Of
Fans.
Right Aisle,
second Section 10 the Rear.
Aman- and Chocolate de-
ufacturer COCOA sires us to sell his
Of thei wares - absolutely
finest - pure. or they
wouldn't be hero.
The Royal Sweet Chocolate, &c. O pack
ace
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From the same manufacturer Fnngsd
Damssk Doilio for CSC. . dozen---
such as you would DO wiling to buy
for 81;
Extn- Weight Dinner-Napkius, usual
full size, without starch or dressing
OF any kind, 81 dozen another,
the old $40 quality You ere 90
customod TO buying, extra size.
s2.9S. A purchase OF 200 dozen OF
this number brought down the
price;
Round Doilie, fringed very fine. TO
The lowest heretofore prico ever
known was sl.09;
You have bought several hundred pieces
OF the 2-yard wide Bsrnsley Table
Linen here for 9sc. by q special
purchase the same makers goods,
the same number, the same width
and quality is sold for SOC. a yard ;
One thousand things in Linens You
ought TO be the possossor OF. We
give On opening cry here and
there, ever changing, but always Q
thousand or more.
! No. | Premium, for cooking purposes,
lsc. package
Breakfast Cocoa, in hslf-pound tin boxes
23c.
Being absolutely pure Cocoa, from
which the excess OF oil has been taken,
IL will be found double tho strength of
ordinary grades of Cocoa.
A new shipment OF Menier Chocolate
last week.
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DRAPERY NETS
There are
more

here than you see in half dozen other
houses all put together.
4Sc. buys Black Striped Drspery
Net-not all silk, but one that has
all the appearance OF it;
A handsome All-Silk Net can be bought
for 65c. another for 9ec., all the
way to the finest.
The best value in all.
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THE TOWER julius SYCLE & Son. 2]l AND 2O3 EAST BROAD.


HELD Mr. RICHMO
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width-various new and staple shades
for 19c a yard.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

BLACK DRIES GUUDN.
On MONDAY we will have on sale the whole
OF Wellington 4 CO.'S stock Of Block Goods,
comprising WooLanf-Sik Warp, Henriettas.
Plain and stripe Cashmoros, serges, Nuns Veii-
ings, and Sebastopos. The price at which they
will be sold will be an inducement to every lady
TO purchase.
BLACK LACEs AND NETS.
We have put tho prunirg-knlfe in our Net
stock and cut prices OF number of our very
best qualities This cut was made on account OF
the large purchase male Of Watson. The price
st which they will be sold is out of all proper
tion.
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OFFICE OF
OFFICE OF
MILLER & RHOADS,

Watch counters this genuine bargains un
der our roof to-day than
We are going make this week unusually interesting
are prepared to do the bulk Of their spring shopping
Our always notable low prices all fancy goods will
supplemented this week by special " in the departments way
below regular prices
AT THE DRESS GOODS DsCoUNTER-Twenyfve pieces Striped
Wool Serges exquisite cooring SO inches wide 37,c yardre
eular price 50c.
4oinch Brilliant Black yard-regua price e2,c
SSinch AWoo Black Gnadine Soc yadus goods
Of ladies looking for acool,p pretty fabric
Ten styles OF Fancy Trimming Silks at 7 ysrd-regu price
aymd
nch pure pure dye) at yard-ro
gular price SL2j;
Black Gro Grain Dress yard-regua price 81
All silk for Gjc. yard.
Don't seeing offerings Black Dress Goods
The choice of Partisan Dress Robes Monday Tuesday
Wednesday price sl5. $780, former price
AT THE WASH GOODS COUNTERS price variety arc
striving TO excel.
Beautiful Bombay Gnghams yad-regular price
What you paying Zephyr Gingbams?
pay yard you buy 123c
yard. will special of Goods
daily papers prices
French designs Flanneeedrect copies from the Csc goods-fOr
12jc yard;
Exquisite designs Ponge 1876 yard goods
yard but beautiful stylesthey
fined o Miller & Eloads only;
New arrival Of sateens 23c yadtyles exclusive
SOLID color you can mai n satteen a 12lc. yard
AT TIE WHITE GOODS COUNTER-Speca values in Apron
Muins plain plaid 6. g. l2c yard this week
The greatest variety we've shown.
The mostco complete stock Of White Goods n the city.
will show this week line of Fast Black
Sheer India Linens and Crgandes pan stripes and paidsou
tIolncoy prices 10, 12s II, %, and DC yard
lC-incl ALL men Crash for this week, 5lc yard.
Linen Towels please customers and
competitors nightly. It's gratifying to of coureom
little about tisknowing where and how
TO buy linen.
for this week. 2ixfS inches double fine
with exquisite borders Of olive cardinal and light
plain white, price is 35c-regular price SOC
THE TRIMMING COUNTER.-Twenyive pieces (all colors
CSC. Gimp for dress trimmings at l0c yard
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, under the OF reliable
experienced hands will fill country friends orders udcouy
and economically could themselves Samples cheeruy
oil orders filled received.
q Rkoo>d5
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WHISK- -BR00MS.

and largest hard wood.
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Imported
died, Celu
bone, or
nv handles.
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1910. - from
20c. Bsrgar-
rem Line II
Fringe, 100
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Near by them areI
thirty-six dozen moreI
o ( the l. a d i g 8 I;
Androscoggin cotton
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Some new and rare
Shapes will be e,-
hiblted this week.
New Flowers, tho
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16

try of vast extent, rich in minerals, in
coal, in borax, soda and great variety
of articles of commerce. 1t will also
open to settlement lands that will prove
valuable for the production of fruits !;
and some of the finest grape lands, in a
climate peculiarly favorable for convert
ing the berries into raisins, are to be
found in spots along the line of the new
road. All the other overland roads
focusing ir Los Angeles are traffic roads :;
this one will be developerof industrial
wealth, enabling us to build up great
commercial and manufacturing commu-
nifty, with the basis of lasting pros
perity in our own hands which no posi-
BILE fluctuations can disturb or deprive
us of. 1t will be the whitest day in the
calendar of Los Angeles when the Utah
Southern drives it's last spike in the rail
that connects our city with Salt Lake.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16

of the New York gold-bugs started new
conspiracy. They proposed to make the
treasury notes issued in response to de-
posits of silver redeemable in silver bull
lion. The success of this neat device
would have made silver mere commod-
ity, not measure of values. Instead,
it would have remained thing to be
measured by the single gold standard,
like land, agricultural products, and
everything else. Lacking the legal-ten-
der quality, these certificates would
have followed the decline which would
have been witnessed in the price of sill
yer itself. Invested with the legal
tender quality which attaches to a
piece of green paper, with no intrinsic
value, silver will mount like mercury in
the bulb on hot day.
Every patriotic American should re-
joice that we have escaped this supreme
danger. Both houses of congress are de-
termined that silver and mankind shall
have fair show. There is only one
danger that we can descry, outside of
the presidents possible veto, and that is
in provision, which was in the original
Jones bill commanding the purchase
and coinage of $4,500,00 a month,
directing the secretary of the treasury
to cease the purchase OF silver when
that metal reached $1.05 an ounce. We
presume that that feature has been
modified. Ii it has not, it ought to be.
The mere anticipation of the passage of
a good silver bill has already sent silver
up to that figure. Its actual passage
will send it up, as the HERALD, echoed
by Senator Jones, said, to $1.29 an
ounce, or a parity with gold, a point
which it can easily reach, and where it
ought to stand.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16
"ShenandOah."

The sale of seats yesterday at the
Grand opera house box office for the en-
gagement of Bronson Howard's IShenan-
doah, commencing next Tuesday
evening, and continuing through the
week, with a matinee on Saturday, ex-
ceeded all expectations of the manage
ment. Aside from the regular first
nighters, many orders were received by
mail from the surrounding country,
which is splendid indication for sue
cessful engagement. Shenandoah will
be brought direct to this city from San
Francisco, where for the past six weeks
it has duplicated its enormous New
York success. The play is the first
work from the pen of Bronson Howard
since he wrote The Henrietta. The
comedy element is said to be
the strongest feature of the play,
although there are many pathetic scenes.
Shenandoah will be played by exactly the
same cast that was seen during the 800
nights run in New York, and it is com
posed of Henry Miller, Frank Burbeck,
r. A. Roberts, G. w. Bailey, Harry
Harwood, James Barrows, Frank Day
ton, Joseph Adelman, A. E. Lohman,
Louis Hendricks, w. j. Cummings, J..
X. Hutchinson, E. J. Morgan, George
Maxwell, T. w. Walls, G. Schaffer, w.
Tomlinson, Dorothy Dorr, Gdette Tyler.
Nanette Comstock, Zoe Tuttle, Alice
Hames, Alice Haslam and Catherine
Grey
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Interesting Meeting of the District
Lodge,

Interesting MeetlnS OF the District
Lodge.
Los Angeles District Lodge l. o. G.. T..
met yesterday morning in Pans hall, on
Washington street, w. l. Hull, district
templar, presiding. After the opening
ceremonies, twenty-four subordinate
lodge members were initiated in the dis
trict lodge degree. The report of the
credentials committee showed thirty-two
delegates entitled to seats in the lodge.
This indicated 800 members in the
county, with three lodges not repre-
sented. The members were entertained
at lunch by Mrs. May Z. Marshal, as
sisted by other ladies of Rosedale lodge.
At 80 lodge was again called to order.
The executive committee was instructed
to write the grand chief templar to hold
a grand lodge session on August 21st. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
Good Templar's basket picnic, at Re-
dondo Beach, July 4th. The lodge was
then entertained by the Rosedale Band
of Hope, and Santa Monica was selected
as the next place of meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16

THE northern press will gain nothing
by raising the question of state division
as against candidates for nomination by
either party in Southern California.
There is very wide and pronounced
sentiment in this part of the state upon
the subject. 1t has not thus far reached
positively practical shape; but if the
views of those who have well-defned
opinions upon the benefits that would
accrue not only to Southern California
but the whole state by division are to be
held by the northern section as a suffi-
cient reason for political ostracism, a
dangerous element will be injected into
politics. 1t is sword that will cut
both ways. The people of the southern
counties have perfect right to discuss
the subject of division. Indeed, they
have the right to discuss every proper
subject, without being accountable for
their views to the people Of any other
part of the state. If ostracism is to be
the punitive weapon at one end of the
state, it may also be made the punitive
weapon at the other. Retaliation is a
dangerous law to evoke in politics and
those who are attempting to punish
southern aspirants for state Office, be-
cause they believe in the policy of state
division, will find that they have gone
the very best way about giving force
and vitality to the question it does not
as yet possess. The discussion of state
division is in its embryotic stage. 1t
only requires that those who have looked
upon the subject with favor should be
prosecuted for opinions sake to bring it
to very early and precocious maturity.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16

Col. FoRMAN has received reliable in
formation from high officers in the Utah
Central to sthe effect that the work on
that road will be pushed along with the
greatest energy until it has been built
to Los Angeles and the sea. He is as
sured that the entire extension will be
completed and the road in operation in
eighteen months. We need not again
advert to the Importance OF this road to
Los Angeles. Everybody knows that
it will open incalculable possibilities to
the commercial and industrial energies
OF Los Angeles, and give us back coun-
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-16
WHAT ARE WE HERE FOR?"

The pretence set up by the republican
party as favorer of civil service reform
is very neatly exploded by the declara-
ton of that king of decapitators, Ret
Clarkson, the assistant postmaster-gen-
eral. He plainly says that the govern
ment of the United States is political
and not a business machine" and that
the energies of the rank and file of par
ties must be kept alive by what John
Minor Bolts at one time called the
cohesive power of public plunder."
That Clarkson honestly believes
what he says has been abundantly shown
by his acts since he was appointed
to the position of assistant postmaster
general. No man in his position ever
before reached the dizzy height of dis
tinction as an official decapitator that he
has achieved During the first month OF
his incumbency he signalized his eff
cheney in this line by turning out over
three thousand democratic postmasters,
and he kept up his lick" straight along.
As Congressman Finerty once said in a
republican national convention, "What
are we here for if it is not for the Of
fices?' So Clarkson wants to know
what business his party has in
Washington if it is not for
the spoils. More conventional and
polished republicans are willing to
glaze over their no less effective disre-
gard of the principles of civil service re-
form by euphemistic speech and action !;
but they get there all the same. They
dodge around the corners, whilst Clark
son goes straight for the goal. He looks
upon the government as great political
machine devised to seize the offices and
profit from their emoluments and he
plainly says SO. Whilst Clarkson holds
that this is the true principle that
underlies the system when his
party is in, it is just posi-
BILE that when his party is out
he may be found to hold different and
more conservative views about office.
1t is within the cards that in 1892, when
a democratic administration shall have
been elected, Clarkson may revise
his pl esent declaration, and rise to the
dignity OF a patriot (as defined by DR..
Johnson), and claim that a public
office is public trust held for the bene-
fit OF the people, and not for the benefit
only of the official and his party. We
have seen stranger instances of incon-
sistency.