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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-21
POLITICS IN GLASCOCK.
The Alliance Trying to Influence the
Representative.

1uo hAl4hAC6 Trying 10 lnuu6nCe the
Representative.
GIBSON, GA, Oct. GO. c. Lowe,
who is president of the county alliance, has
just returned from q caucus Of this GLASS
cock county and has been requested to
notify the representative of the county not
to support any man who opposed alliance
interests.
The alliance store in Gibson is doing a
fine business, while the one at Agricola is
nearing completion and will be doing bust
ness by Nov. -, 1890. The directors will
have been elected and then the board of
directors will elect business agent.
William Chalher, a farmer, died Fri
day and was buried with alliance honors.
He leaves a wife and one child. Dick
Wilson a merchant at Mitchell, who came
from Virginia, lies critically Ill. His friends
have no hope of his recovery.
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a Convention of Blacssmiths.

ATLANTA, Oct. 2o.-The international
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths met in conven-
ton here to-day. Delegates we're present
from St. Louis. Pine Bluff, Memphis, Chi
cago, Denver, Macon, Savannah, Admission.
charleston and Louisville. The convention
will be in session three DAYS
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Passed Bogus Bills,

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 2O.-William Nye
and his sons, Harry and Grant Nye, all
prominent business men Of Ada, O., were
arrested to-day for passing $50 counterfeit
bills. They were taken to Toledo for q
hearing.
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Alabama'S Fair.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Oct. 20.-The state
fair began to-day with promising outlook
for two weeks. The machinery was
started at noon by Mrs. Cleveland, who
pressed the button at Lenox, Mass.
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Atlanta's Mayoraltv.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 2O-Candidates for
mayor OF Atlanta continue to multiply.
The latest is w. A. Hemphill He SAYS he
elected.
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The House Insnrad

WAYNEsBoRo, GA, Oct. 20.-The resi-
dence OF Judge Robert O'Louett, which was
burned Yesterday morning at o'clock, was
his loss. N0'o'
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SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS.

An adjourned meeting of the Savannah Soap
Works will be held at Fords Opera House on
WEDNESDAY, 22d October, at O'Clock p M.
WIN. HONE, President.
G. WILLIAMS Secretary
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MEETING TO ORGANIZES
A Cotton Factory Association.

A meeting of the citizens or Savannah VIII,
wish to interest themselves In the formation O
a MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
to build Cotton Factory here, will be held a
Catholic Library Hall, on TUESDAY, the est
inst, (October) at o'clock. 1t is hoped tina
every individual In the city, those of small a
well as Of large means. will interest themselve
in this most important enterprise.
John Schwarz Henry Hohenstein
g. W. Lamar, J. L. Whatley
X b. Harris, c. Il. Olmstead.
VIM Car. ard. VIM. Rogers.
ID. q. Purse, F. S. Lathrop,
st. J. r. Yonge, r. H. Tatem,
Jordan F. Brooks, Geo n Nichols.
H. c. Davis, H. I. Moore,
B. II. Levy & Bro, j. S. Collins.
W. K. Wilkinson, W. B Nell
W. |. Wilson, VIM. n. Nichols,
A. Fernandez, Rowland & Myers,
Emil Newman, Waring Russell,
Fred Grimm, S. J. Wheaton.
Hugh Logan, Robt. IL. Hicks,
John +. Dillon. S. K. Platshek,
Peter l.. Constantine, j. G. Yonge.
Marcus s. Baker, John D. Gould,
E. j. Kennedy, Dryfus Bros.
J. n T. Carr, VIM. E. Mongin,
Louis Alexaner and many otHers.i
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Special NOTICES.

On and after Feb. /, 1890, tie basis Of meas
arenent Of oil advertising = an the MORNING
NEWS t0itl be agate, or at tie rate Of 81 40 an
inch for the first Insertion. ii ,-.sa
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MEETINGS.

OGLETHORPE LODGE NO. 4. I. o. o. r.
A regular meeting of this Lodge will be held
THIS Tuesday EVENING at s O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows new building
The Second Degree will be conferred.
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
By order of the Lodge.
GEO. NJ. WILLIAMS. n. G.
ii. E WILSON. Secretary.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

DAvIS-The relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Durham Davis are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. DAVIS from her late
residence, 1904 Price street, THIS AFTER
NOON at $50 O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES.

~--o~~----------->-->-- -~>--~>~------~-~----~(
McCAULEY-GUSTIN.- in Wash
ington, d. C.. Oct. IS. at the residence of the
brides aunt by the Rev. DR.. Green OF Calvary
Baptist church. GEORGE NJ McCAULEY and JAMIE
r. GUsrIS both Of this city.
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simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is
moi an experiment. Ii is Endorsed by thou
n ands.-Adv.
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EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 8. X. OF

The members of Excelsior Lodge are xTA
notified that regular meeting will be &RA
held THIS Tuesday EVENING at 8 Isl SA
O'Clock. Members of sister Lodges cor ESEeSG
daily invited J. G. BERSHARDT G. c. N.Y.
Q. =. ". BERNHARpT, K. of r. and S.
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livingston Returns.
FOR THE CoLoRED MErHoDIsrs

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 20.-Col. l.. F. Liv-
ingston returned from Kansas tonight.
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For a disordered liver try Beecham's
| Pills.-Adr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-21

De MAsoUs-I hear poor White is lying at the
point of dsath.
st. Agedore-Lying, ehS Well, well; the rul-
ina passion strong IN death, you know.-St.
Jose ph NetUs.
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dyspepsia fn|
ed, but cuT
'r.-Adv.
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Forld beat
|Aul's, one !
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TWELVE DRO WNED.

cries: Stratton and Ryan. Meakin and
Terry and +. DAILY.
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PRESS OPINIONS.
What the Newspapers say about the Great
Democratic Victory.
Marked Autocratic Tendencies.


There were marked autOcratic ten
denotes displayed by the party leaders,
iu the flush of temporary power, which
the public by no means faucied. The
assumption of extraordinary power by
Speaker Reed in Congress was intended
as "a partisan aid; II undoubtedly proved
"a partisan hurt. The inSiStence on the
Force bin, and the attempt thereby TO
revive sectional differences, were SIM
ilarly meant to make capital for the
party; and on both these scores there
were well grounded protests and re-
moustranceS from within the Repub-
I licau party, but these were unhecded,-
the applause of class Of followers who
would applaude any party measure be-
ing mistakenly regarded as public sup
port. A similar mistake in the eSti-
mate of the possibilities of temporary
power led President EIarriSon'S admins
tration also into the old error OF allow
ing the civil service to be used often
Sively as an instrument for partisan
and even fractional political purposes.
The public saw difference between the
preaching OF platform and the practice
Of politicians.
Rcverses have their uses. remains
TO be- seen how far the Republican lead
ers will be able TO benefit by the lessons
OF Tuesday Whether they make things
better or worse for themselves will de-
pend intimately on their ability to profit
by the Christening of adversely.
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Huffalo's Big Blaze.

BUFFALO, \. y, November G.-At
two o'clock this morning fire was diScOv-
cred i'm the c. j. Wells elevator, corner
of Ohio and Indiana streets. The flames
started i'm the east tower of the elevator
from an explosion, which was loud
enough to he heard by hundreds OF
people who live in the boarding houses
aud tenementS in the vicinity. In the
shortest time possible the various boats
which lay along side the elevator were
gotten ont of the way and none suffered
About twenty minutes after the ilameS
had started the walls began to fall on
all sides. On the north were four Lack
awanna freight cars loaded. These
were buried in the debris. The heat
was intense, driving the tremen away
from the Ohio street side OF the burning
elevator,
After il was seen that it was a hope
less task to try to save the Wells eleva'
tor the main efforts of the iremen cX
copt for keeping the flames in the Wells
elevator down as much as possible, were
directed toward preventing the flames
! from getting into the big Wilkeson ele-
vator. At one time 1t was feared the
heat would blow out the top OF the
Wilkeson. At $40 o'clock the fire hac
worked its way into the rear of the foul
story malt house connected with The
Wells. At o'clock the fire was under
control. Sparks set fire to the roof o.
Farrar x Trefts boiler shop, also The
boiler shop of NJ. Ritter on Illinois
street. A row of five frame DWELLING
on Illinois street back of Elk were OF
fire several times. All We're saved. TIT
flames were confined TO the Wells eleva
tor. The loss is S25O,OOG. OF which
500, GOO is on building and Sl50,0G0 OF
the grain. The total insurance IS $50,
COO. The grain was fully insured.
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The snti-Democratic combination in
New York city was as varied as the
yiciSsitudeS through which the National
Democracy has wreStlcd its way during
the last six years. Those who had
worked themselves into it under false
prctcnccS OF friendship locked arms with
the gucrrillaS already there and ranged
themselves in front OF the Republicans,
The men who had vitiated with Mug
wumpery, who had stabbed it with or
binary troachery. and who up to that
time had consistently fought it with
different motives, but with the single
purpose of demoralizing and shaking its
power in the Metropolis.
The New York Democracy is un-
shaken,
1t has elected its candidate By ma
jority which shows that In the next
great canvass. when its enemies Will No
longer be left with any cover for deccp-
ton, its strength will be Is pregnant OF
victory rs the National Democracy could
desire.
IL was for that that the Democratic
South and Northern Democrats hoped
II was for that that the sun labOrcd
They have won.
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TWO HfG EIKEs.
Truckee, California, Nearly Wiped Out
nisnstrnns HlaZe in Builalo.

TIvcKEE, CAL, November Ca
most disastrous fire broke out here
shortly after midnight, and as the wind
was blowing hurricane the flames
were soon beyond all control. The fire
started in the rear OF StOlfS brewery by
an incendiary. A man was seen run
ming away from that place soon after
the flames broke out. The brew
cry and half dozen other build
ings were soon burning and th,
fire was momentarily catching on
the roofs and porchcS of the Other
houses block distant. The citizens
fought the flames with great determine
alton, and the fire train arrived from
Summit and gave assistance, but then
efforts were of no avail. East Main
street was soon in ashes, and the frame
buildings on Front street were burning
Nearly forty buildings on front street
were burning. Nearly forty buildings
including the entire business portion OF
the town, had been destroyed by
O'Clock this morning, and the residence
portion also seemed doomed. Light
snow was falling, but ii had nociiect OH
the flames.
About 3 o'clock this morning the fire
which threatened to completely wip'
out the town of Truckec seemed to be
under control. All the buildings cas-
of Hurd's Hall will probably be saved
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\ Rebul,e to "nlocks of Five .

Indianapolis sentinel tDeM-i
Ii was one OF the most one-sided cleo
lions that has been held in Indiana
..within the memory of the oldest inhab-
liant" Yesterday was the first day.
since the money power attempted to
manage the politics Of the country, that
the people of Indiana had an opportu-
nifty 10 express their will through the
medium of the ballot box, in absolute
security from the Vaccinations of cor
rupt partisans and Tree from the pres
sure of the great corporations and the
other mOneyed interests which are al
lied with the Republican party. The
result shows that Indiana is Demo-
cratic State on a free and full vote.
And it triumphantly ymdicateS the wis
dom and patriotism OF the Democratic
legislature which, in establishing the
Australian system, dealt a death blow
10 the methods Of DUdleyism and Doodle,
which have 50 long diSgraccd the State,
and re-eStabliShed the suffrage on an
honest basis.
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Cold Consolation.

tUlsJNiJ tphht-FctHl NN-rNr Nhtl.I
As to the causes which operate to
produce Such sudden and marked
changes. they ant uImCuIt ~ trHvr anu
analyzc with certainty. There are Il
few of a general character which may
be briefly noted. There is always a
strong reaction after the quadrennial
struggle for the Presidency which loses
the winning party many votes. The
expectations INDUCED in by many are
entirely too Sanguine. The fix the
standards too high and are necessarily
disappointed with the party action in
some one Of lis many phases. When
the Administration comes up for re-
view az the polls this large class either
do not vote at all or support the opposi-
ton candidates. Another and conSid-
cradle element IS made up of diSap-
pointed applicants for Office and their
friends These are not only ready To
90 over to the enemy, but they take
with them all whom they can influence.
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Unrighteous Appeals.

Ignorance has been appealed to in
vain. immortality has been appealed to
in vain. Prejudice, falSehood. SophiS-
try, idiocy, all enlisted on the side OF
monopoly tariffs and political tyranny,
have been appealed to in vain. The in
tclligence and patriotism Of the country
have triumphed over the bigotry of ig-
norauceand the greed of avarice. Happy,
indeed. are the people who can so swift
ly rehuke unworthy pretensiOn and so
mercilcSSly chaStiSe the misguided men
who sought 20 betray them.
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cality of that trusted Republican leader
which inspired and stimulated the con
test and furnished the material Tor
those who have CALAMITY conducted it.
The fight has been against enormous
odds. Mr.. PattiSon and his supporters
have contcnded against an adverse ke-
publican majority of $4,000. whether
or not complete victory is assured
the wonderful increase H. the Demo
cratic vote outside of Philadelphia,
where corruption seems to be impreg-
nable. lisa triumph in itself.
Pennsylvania shows that it is not the
bounden slave of Quay and his accom-
pliceS. There is still in the old Com
monwealth a mighty reserve OF wrath
against public corruptionistS.
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The Magnetism OF Death.

Forward.
The horses have a hard ride, and a
moment ago all showed signs OF weari-
ness. They press forward now as eager
ly rs II food aud rest were close 40 hand,
and their demcan0r soon conviceS every
old veteran that hc Will soon smell pow
der. We are within half mile Of the
timber when boom, boom, boom, 90 the
guns OF battery under cover. and the
Striking shells explode over and above
Us.
Left wheel right wheel and down
20 the fences, and cavalry and Infantry
spread over the meadows. and Il line OF
battle. As fast as the troops come up
they Tile to the right or left, and our
batteries come up and reply 10 those
along the edge of the forest. Au cNp.0-
ding shell wipes out a set OF lourS among
the horsemen. -Four troopers and three
l horses 90 down, while the fourth horse
/ escapes even a scratch. lie gallop> away
10 the rear. with Stirrup> flying. and nc
hand seeks his capture. but is is scarce
Ilv three minutes before he rcappearS.
All, but be presents a fine sight now
With head aud tail up. no>tril> showing
a bright red and eyes fairly slowing
with enthusiasm, he dances along ouI
front with an the grace Of a thorough
bred.
Watch him. His head IS turned to
| the enemy and the magnetism of death
is strong upon him, lie has but to gal
| lop away 20 save his life, but he has nc
Thought OF doing So. \ she'll scream;
over him. and he hingS his heels high in
the air. A solid shot tears up the earth
across his path. and he rearS Up and
paws the air. Wca going 20 advance
/ As our Skirmishers rush to the front
they try 10 save the horse. but he dche'
them. We can hear his >hriil neigh'
above the sound of the guns. and as the
smoke lifts We see him galloping 20 ano
/ fro-whceling. rearing, counting death
on the field OF battle. IL comes a. ne
suddenly halts and faces the Zoe. y
solid shot strikes him fair on the chest
and bounding high In air with Shri
neigh he falls dead. and the next mo
ment skirmisher is using his body rs
cover.
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\ Sew England Prediction tor %.


Various things are settled by the
glorious results Of yesterdays election.
The educational campaign" is sue
cess.
The country will not tolerate Mckin-
leyiSm. nor ReediSm either,
Reed. Mckinley and Harrison are re-
pudiaced as party leaders. The prob
abilities now are very strongly against
either OF them being nominated for
President two years hence, and Blaine
is still the "uncrowued king OF the Re
publican party.
The Presidential election of lS9a
will be fought mainly on the tariff queS-
tion and il will not be a question be-
tween 80 per cent. and - per cent.
tariff. The next Democratic candidate
will be man thoroughly identified with
the tariff reform cause.
The next President will be 4 Demo
crat.
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Triumph for Honest Party Conduct
Nsle York Times Gnd)

-NcW lOfh lNNte i4hd.i
The extent to which Quay has been
"vindicated' must make Mr.. Blaine feel
that he made very poor bargain when
he went down to Philadelphia last sat
urday. In Massachusetts,, where the
issue was more clearly national, the yer
diet of condemnation Is decisive. Mr..
RuSsell'S election is a triumph OF honest
party conduct over the truSt-and-lobby
combination of the Republicans, and the
six revenue-rcform Congressman repre-
sent the stern demand Of Massachusetts
industry to be released from the out
rageous tyranny Of the Pennsylvania
tariff. Taken in connection with the
overthrow Of the Republicans in the
House of Representatives, the State
elections CONSTITUTES national judgment
that is full of encouragement to those
who have contendCd for reform, and
full Of warning to the managers who
have believed that they could hold Tor
twenty vaars' rho no'va~ 81 = '-'''i" '''
ISIS.
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Ia,risues of Grace and Plntt.
N.r YORK M.rall IND

Tammany owes its victory not Sc
much to the confidence of the people ii
its administration as to their indiifer
ence and TO the intrigueS of Grace ans
Platt. These gentlemen tried to cover
their tracks, but in vain. Platt has
lurid record which cannot be ignored
He has wilfully betrayed the best inter
eStS of this city. He blocked the way
to the Worlds Fair he couldn't control
for party purposes. lie played Us
false in the rapid transit business Tor
the same reason. His Scheming treach-
cry made it easier, therefore, for Tam
many TO roll up a majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

W. W. THOMAS, OF Putnam county, =
one among the many Democrats whose
candidacy i'm a Republican county Ike
Putnam seemed q forlorn hope. Mr.
TuoMAs spoke at every school house IN
the county. and for fifteen days before
the election spoke night and day. Mr.
THOMAS unprecedented success Is due
10 his pluck and active canvass. He
had no money and could get none' not
even enough for actual campaign pur-
poses. yet he is elected TO the House oil
Delegates by q handsome majority from
Republican county. The entire Dem
ocracy Of Putnam are deserving Of great
praise. and the REGIsTERtakes pleasure
I'm bcstowing it on behalf Of the party
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DEMOCRATS HAVE A MAJORITY OF OoN-
snr.S ,Np MILL Now HAVE A CuNNcE To
Do MoHE TARIFF TINKERiNG AND piSrt kt
tue Business oy THE COUNrEN.-inteui9'"-
csr Headlines.
When was the business of the coun-
try more seriously disturbed and m-
urcd than it has been by the tariI
tinkcring of the Republicans, tine pas
sage Of the Mckinley bill? Democratic
tariff tinkeriug" will disturb no bus
iness but the Legitimate business OF the
trusts and monopolicS.
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AGAINST Corruption aud BossIsm.

The struggle was against corruption
and bosSiSm in its most offensive form.
Delamater, the Republican candidate
was simply Quay'S tool. 1t was the
ITorlds exposure Of the criminal raS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

By lSq2 West Virginia VIII have TWO
years more growth, and the DemoSf1 :
know they will have 10 fight as haru lot u
las they ala i'm l>>S.-iuiciigcHcsr
There is truth in this, Democrats
Remember the QUNY-DUpIEY-LiNpSNN-
ArKlNsoN-SNuu scheme 70 COLOMBO
West Virginia with 10000 negroes from
the ~black belt" Of the south. The
scheme and an Of IT'S originatorS and
promoters have been Overwhelmingly
condemned by the people Of West N'r-
cinia az the polls, bh the "cfdr'oe'
,rod Of .Ifricmisiag WcSt Virginia 'c"'
oo on inst The same. Look 10 IT, Demo
Gratis.
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old .Iack.on County Mason l'uried.

Sps,iG' Tsisgrun 70 ne REGISTER.
RAvENswoop. W. VA. November o.
The Masonic order FROM HavenSwood
buried another one OF their old members
to-day. about six miles back in the
country. lie was an old land mark,
being e3 years old when he died. lie
was an honored citizen and leaves a
large circle OF friends His name Is
William Slaven.
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I,lrn nslnw Pnrkersburg.

Special Tsisgrau' 70 ne Register.
PAEKERSBUEG. w. VA, November g..
The dwelling Of William Zarndt.
below town, burned with all It's CON
tents. Loss $1,000. No insurance,
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HoN. WM =. HuurWp DrrE,rEp-A
DESERVING Man Is Turned Down AND Al
INTERIOR MN Is CuosEN.- hdeUigcnccr
headlines
This is nothing but an insult 20 the
majority Of the people OF the First West
Virginia district. vino have reelected
Hon. JouNO. PENDLEroN 20 Congress by
ana a>touishingly increased majority.
Doe, the Tpiclligcnccr mean to say that
tine people are not fit 20 elect their repre-
Scntatiyes?
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Turrr is also iu the result nothing 70
discourage Republcans.-inie'l'1e'csf.
OF course not. Honest, sensible he
publicans who love their country oet''r
than their party. are glad of it.
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QUAY is buried-unwept, unhonored
and unsung-and so is the administra-
lion of which he is the head and front
and representative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

TIE Democrats to-nightwill celebrate
ONE Of the grandest political victories
ever won in the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

"DlGNIrEp SILENCE" QUAY, black
guard" INGALLS, and DIRTY JoE IAN
NoN all 90 down together
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

"a ~prr Of tidal wave of something or
other saws am Iuiclligutccr headline,
-swccps over the country. They
evidently don't know what struck them
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fhsve used 5. s. :. FOR number o;
years. and consider it the bcs' tone nc anu
kio.i remedy that ever used. u lSc =
7 v,.ll rot attempt 20 enter upon
s,~i,,- cr summer IN this climate "ilh
si',';,7 III. w. COLEMAN,
- Dade City. Fla.