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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

A "a sort oi c4p-shsaf % the towering
impudence OF the Lsadsy, nothing could
have been mare shrewdiy devised BY
the father of lies himself, than rs edi-
tofial OF yesterday, headed "A Few
Questions" In that article II asks,
With cO~ardly lnsinu4Gons. OF which =
chickon-thief would have been ashamed.
a series Of questions for Mr.. Wesselius
70 answer Then u closes with the
most deliberate falsehood that that
sheet has ever tried 70 play OF upon
the community by saying: The col
uuins OF the Lender are open TO Mr..
Wrsselius for a reply 20 these inquiries. Z"
Now the Leader knew. al the time u
made that assert.On-if 10 knows as
much aoout rs own business As IL as
sumes % know about ITS neighbors -
that - eolums vsrs not opsa to Mr..
NesseNus. The Leader well knew
that iJ would not issue another
cipy uuul the election was pTac-
Llcally over. Taea why did 1t make
that assertion, SIMPLY toput on false
show OF sincerity and honesty. Work
ingmen of Grand Rapids, IS this a
Leadr Of your own choosing, or is il
one who has foisted himself upon you
Can YOU safely follow such a LeadeYg
Now the TELEGRAM-HERALD viii oper
rs columns, freely and IN good faith, tC
Mr.. Uhl, for il viii print another issu,
before election. III Mr.. Uhl desires Il
assure the citizens of Grand Rapids
that be VIII, il elected mayor, at once
resign tho attorneyship of the Michigan
Railroad Company, and go in, hear
and soul, 20 work honestly for the con
strucuon OF deep water communication
with Lake Michigan. for the benefit o
this city, then the columns of the TELE
0RAM-HERALD are at his disposal TO
the purpose. So long As he IS unde
the influence of that powerful railroa,
corporation ne will work forts interest
to tue Disadvantage of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
PROVIDED EoE

II the tariff is a good thing for the
people, why IS 1t not for the Govern
ment? And yet the United States
directly imports goods and never paws
a cent of duty! physician, heal thy
self" IS n very old adge. but here is
Congress refusing TO touch It's own
medicine. OF course, the tariff is q
tax, and that is why the Government
knows enough not to pay it.-Democrat.
If the tariff IS a tax, we SEQ no par
ticular good to come from imposing
more tax to enable the United States to
pay taxes. That may, however, just
about measure up the Democrat idea
of craftsmanship. But the fact Is that
that defect in the old law has been pro-
vided against in the new law, although
that fact has not generally received at
tention. If that bill becomes a law tho
government viii no longer be abe to
import free of duty the articles which it
uses, or which are to 20 into the con
structIon of public buildings. The rca-
son of this change does not rest on any
such narrow ground az the Democrat
suggests, but because the exemption
from tariff duties has frequently worked
to the disadvantage of American con
tractors and manufacturer, and Amer
lean interests are the first concern OF
the Republican party. While the pay.
msnt Of = tariff by the United States
simply for the payment of a tariff
would be childish, yet, since the impo-
sltion Of a tariff upon materials used IN
public works prevents an unjust dis
elimination against American pro-
ducers, IL = statesmanllke act % m
pose the tarlf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
llsh.r saalnon lots So % So
-. .sraaa - - p -

- ooo-Jots on she'fansf. F1i1 rrf afIer.
1ou@r iosnsf 81 pa estate sacnr~f- reo
- e. fH rffrrrss f.rnrlIf 500 sod Efiur
n roBf rsi- eisfe ugrtEaQef auf vs riN csst
ren~tfsras fn rarf rnTuprt ~ ere ~ fas
shove property fak If'r r.rrff 60 81 tzre
~ 3rsnr Rapids Ees fesrir iffN IEHnb.
lfar.re so 81 sac sIH hnrf ~ 80 PROBABLY ~
izI a. are IrIFsFfs-HFftir pref.rf~e in
fa fra estate r. fhrf tfFf rrun fl 81
faIrf HHF ncT fHf rrrrrf T fr'f
srfrsrEfT W. eTeeef arF n ftf perf - cont
waf EleF are mace anc 81 itet ~ Fsare1
go ~ef - - rirrf frs e. veaf Ttst
tarnrs rSfher -rfes1n nutF
TUTTLE BROS.
OpsT LTca0s, Pea7t 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
Who ito be NIarore

This question Will be answered by the
people tomorrow. But whether it is
Hon. Sybrant Wesselius or Hon. L. r.
Uhl Is as yet not known. We must all
try to be happy this summer, and a
tirst-class way to bring this about is to
subscribe for the TELEGRAM-HERALD.
There Is a whole years, seven days q
week, news III it, al Tor IS. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTA TEi
At TIE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS.
pARGkI<S IN

VrE HAVE TWO --R0ON HOUSES on Broad
W uav near Ianth-st D. Ice 1H. eltl JEn,
SIS pr mon b. NHe ~ -lio, o3 u9H r. SO
per month. EeFen .-ro3n houses o. saot-
inakerst.. West dc. d 49,, - down. 81 yer
mouth Choice lot ou Crese e t-afe.. price
si2H We have sons choice Dalding lots oa
CelfaNe. and NewprITy 70. at spJi easy pay
mrnfs. Ne have a special tarss.L % onrF on
Easf Rridge-st lU-rpomi hoes uas-nu sh be
ioW. plped for gas, hydraulic water iu yard.
shadr uecs. cc AVN. price s--1' thls -
rare chance itr YOU 500 takes ao1ss ana lOt
81 North BaiAyrtte->s-. tL-Tupins, io- elAt-a
city water. good cellar cisterH. etc. house
aHd Tot ou hil % exchange Tor vacant s.
Vacant lois so and upwards lu mort " st
part of city. housr aud iot on ihon st,
near Union ST., rev aad modern ia nace. .grale
etc. lot lNl-l. eluI down. balance 90 iil pur-
chaser. Vacant lots sold Oa pAym ats Of
s.U down. s. per month.
WE HAVE ANY AMOUNT of money 10 loan
w chat YOU can ask Tor az lowcst rates OF in
terest on farm or city properly.
pESIDENCE OK CHARLEoST.. new. and
II and modern, 500.
TIMBER LAND IN Northern Michigan and
l. the southern Stases Tor sale or trade
4 No. HARDWARE STOCK doing first
u cas- business 10 exchange lor S.uall house
and some cash
EARM PROPERTY FOR SALE-S0 acres in
Il township of Bieuc0n. Ottawa county; -
acres ia prOyed, - acres biacA loan; orchard
and TAR buildings. 81 acres fOurand-a-aait
miles west Of city, % Improved; new houS d,
barn and other buldln Is; goot apple orchard
iU5 acres la Middl willie. Barry county, 100
acres improved; tcn-rOom house; two large
barns. cOrn-crlhs. granGTits and al necessary
buildings; good board fences. good soil; 10
acres OF orchard; this farm Is only short dis
tance from the business center Of the town.
ONCE open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS a BROOKS.
% and a New Houseman Block.
Telephone ll44.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

TIE L>aae~ has been the self-coust.
tuted h.stherskite bowler aga lust bank
ers, capisA SITS, a-istocrsts ard railroad
attorneys. Bat The gusto with which e
has ava owed Ed~in r. Uhl IS equsled
only by the onnlvarous vorac,tE ~ the
turkey bu1zard. The dose may be sweet
in tbe mouth. 5at ~ prove bitter ia
tie b. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
CROzIER & CUTLER'S
+. 3. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
Weston Building. ~ fsnsi-@f

STOCEs. bonds ard mortgages negotiated.
- Mouey loaned.
FARMING LANDS - ssle ~ srehauge -
i acres = miles south ~ NJ Pessanfi good
house affd barn. weH etc teu aeres cleared 4.
balance good timber - acres ts mile from
city o. 81 Louis Mich. a. seeee1 G fmoffF
cut tors o. aefe last FfsTf location - COT D.
trs residence unecusird. lt scref e. tlir the
limits cf eify ~ kafon ksp a. sfoeu housf
good barn smal ifUfs op me banA ~ off ~
Brook 7he shove riscss sfe ven desirable
sud can BE- had cheap.
. hgFEg on Wrsf BraTs-sfs suitable iof
< bus rsss property.
Irop eAfF-fIn rorfraet. onf heuse eHr ~.
eet1 enc - f11fs ons - - fwr a. ~
ne - g. fHs location god. foF perf.f 4isrs
cal 81 errzi ~ A Crt "a res estate ofTi.
e10 II VIII rTT . rics nsy hoase ~ 7
*Ao ~ stezsrf Wtitf's 80. IrrFns - ffi'f
MODERN hersa or CfsTrT So Ser sslf r p
. sorsrf - frsf psTF7tft 30 Neftb = sih
- - - - hz-sref 81 prf month
q n TTCkEH 80 goot frts m sgnfh rarf
90 ef cry ~ nuF ten%s auc isrg- if'i
.l good lcesrion n orih psrf ~ cltF
uETCE FLfSk or Seuth Divis ef e.. PES nf
- Pe~ c-rt-. for ssis ~ eEetsfgs
7 % - -euts ffrans Rspiss. 80 - -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

E'OR RENT-9-rOom house. modern improve
msnts. ll6 Summerst. Inquire 10 sum
mer-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT co.

% Canal-st.. Room Is.

NEW 7-room house. on West Side. only slO5o.
NEW 7-room house. near Eastst., 5000.
Il ROOM house on Barchy-st.; lot 6lX209'
~ alley Sra rear; A500.
On ACRES. miles north II city; good soil.
~ VIII trade for a good bt or lots.
IN ACRES. ils miles from city. $40. VIII
~ trade for good lot or snail house
A CHOICE ~ acres on Leonard ST.. 3 miles
a from city. Viii sell or .rede foT good city
property.
| HAVE 10000 acres Of land for sale iu
Nebraska and Wyoming at from - % s. Al
acre, easy terms.
pEACH lands on Lake Shore for sale or trade.
T HAVE some choice farmsfor sale that osn
not be duplicated for he money In thc
state.
| HAVE some hne farms near city, that
viii exchange FOR city property.
PERCY SN YDER
8 Canals.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

uArrT frr 4 HflIT Tereras varehc1se-sea "a
"a at1 -lfa LIrss.raasl. s-sr~ rlares sat
ht.senas Ere1s a. IGw rzses. - gsrr 1srx-
s-s -efe Wrh H~re vsre cerf
Ffa.-crty - tsispfonlaE " a1. 80 ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

WHo = most interested in Grand Rap
ids, Wesseiius OF Uhi' The latter has
made hs ''plle' and z Grand Rapids
goes % the dogs he can live at ease.
Wesselius mas fortune 90 make. il Is
success IS wrapped Up N that of che
city. Unless the city prospers he can
not. Which VII work most earnestly
for the public good
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

LOR RENT-Two new sroom houses. sweet
and clean. only il0 per months will o.
quick. or viii sell on easy terms. Apply AZ
drug store. - hOHrOest. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
KEAr ESTATE orr,

nNk aAys are EneiHs sNfsis - 40 the
y sooner so1 pasAasS tAkl kls.x bore tar
na4Fe noaiars so 49, sare 81 ss.kluk IL salsI
rArtlay pllkriaszEe- 3cfais e%sy. :. g ffoslA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-SItu a
W nurse or hOusekeeper. l04 North Division
ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

AIR. WEsssLIUs has made just as en-
phatc a statement of lack of interest in
the Hydraulic Company as Mr.. Uhl.
Now let the Hydraulic Company retire
from the campaign. AS 70 his connec-
ton with the Kent County Street Rail-
way Company, he plainly shows that
there IS nothing compromising in it..
The unpaid laborers and himself own
il. lie Will stand by them and they by
him, and. unless they stand together,
there is no assurance that any Of them
will be paid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

EoR RENT-Large. elegantly furn ished rooms
facing Crescent-ave. and tanai-st-. with
Gas newly furnished and refttcd Everything
strictly nTst-c.SSs. Entrance, Crescentave.; /;
also. - Canai-st. ENQUIRE al Room a. .6lv
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY

FOR sALk-Corner LOT ia hinninessm, Ala.
tur great iroB clfE oi the @auth. o. vi -
change Tor city or farm pr9reny- Address "
al. l4b1s. ~ n 0ftA lollegeaNe. "
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
ERNEST u. DISBR0W, N. ID
Tsierhons 2s2.

90 sr5 FeE senee fI3 Eerrae-st-. e-snf
Esfig ge ~
Hor orss--fffers . a.. q 60 ~ a. n. - =
su6 - = re- ard - eaE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

TIE L>ader came out again yesterday
in a "misfit suit of Clothes" 1t AS
sumed a righteous indignation over the
TELEGRAM HERALD's "low demagog-
ISM" And yet the same paper tries to
hOOdwink the temperance element
with the Old, old campaign lie, that the
managers Of Mr.. Wesselius' canvas have
promised tho saloons of the Second and
Fourth wards immunity from legal in
terference. Come, come, now, show a
little originality, at least, in your cam
palgn canards.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

LIET IIcksL
Nafsr-
EYBRANr WAsSELIUs
Judge Of Police Court
LEONARD A WARD.
Clerk OF Police Court
MICHAEL c. DUFFY.
Narshai-
BAREND De GRAAR. JR
Director 81 sne Poo
HCBRECHf WAGEMAKEE
Justice az ghs Peace
THOMAS WALSH
Msnoer sf Ene Board Of Review and Equal
k1tion-
WILLIAM n. COOK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

MUcH has been said, by the one and n
half Democratic papers n this city, Of
dirty work IN the present municipal
campaign. But the Democrat gets To
the front in dirtiness by making sport
Of Mr. Wessellus father. Nothing else
could be expected of q newspaper man
agement that would compel one OF Its
employees to betrsy the confidence OF
his erring son. Truly the most sacred
family relationships are the least re
spected by the Den0c-as.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
vlETEp-R RakRpERa


55IT6 "a I,sgIag 81 TIE va. "a Hs1s.
= rer weeE sLd
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

THr invitation of TIE Lsad>- 20 the
Green hackers 20 come n and share
t1e pleasure of The victory, isa double
header. In the 6rst place. the Demo
crafts vii proclaim far ard wie that Z
is a Democratic victory; and n he sec
ord place. there vii - no victory 20
proclaim. The Wessel rs Winners VI
attend ID that
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

TIE Democratic Uhians sre already
On the run. pefors the serried ranks Of
the WesseGus ~ nners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Grand Rapids is convulsed with the
annual city election, State Senator Wes-
selius being the Republican nominee
for mayor and Edwin +. Uhl the DEM
ocratlc; and from the way IN which the
TELEGRAM and Democrat open the cam
palgn we expect 10 hear OF all noncOm-
batants taking early trains from the
city Monday morning.-AllegaR GCzette.
(Which the same" will not include
any Republicans, for they are all fight
ers this bme-Wesselius Winners, too.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

HvaaAH' for 'as wssselius vlansrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

ward rioket%
rrEsr EAED-
upsrv'sor-HENDRIKV LEPPINK.
Afdernaa-CHAklkS ID. SEAHh
SslIsSsss-9i l.sts:, islIIi sEd5NIs b Bi4kiy- hInH-
ssoosD vAsD.
sap-rvisor-ROBzBT B. LOOMS.
Alasrmaa-ROBEkr sPROpL
tolIsesor--DERK J, DOORNISK.
ConsEsDss-JOHS RIS6OLD.
rafaD vARp-
egvervfsor-JoHS BENJAMIN,
1a:r%say f5...ss sbS1kb SSLiAS a 4 IsEkLlL TsEsTM.
coastxhls--JOSEPH W. LINDSAY.
po0ars wAsD.
saPervissr-ERANK ". CURTIS
colleetor-JAAss BROOKS
Constable
rryru waaD.
upervfsor-ECaESH RICHMOND.
AIdermAa-CaARLES s. MILLER.
CellcsGar-ALBERr RlErBEh}.
coaxtAsls-aIRAM LIysR&OoD.
uxrs wAsD.
sSssrvtserT;yJ4S2P, 4 s,NITSs s,NIITTSss,vs
es.sssss.@JS,I eassssaJS S1AS h'ys3kaaybE n sTybE
ConsEaDis-cHARLE3 A WOOD.
sEyEsrH wARS-
Aidsrmss-FRANK A. RODGERS.
sllsssS'r-IssSsI;tds g S;ts KsLSTE9nN X I sTI-ESsN
rroHTH vAED.
upsrvfsor-CHARLES HOLDEN,
Alasrmaa fyil ssrm-SMtTH u. kETCHAN
Alderman short tern-fRANh kUENLEl.-
Coilsctor-AVEgY 4. OLRWISb-
Constable
NrvrH WARD.
eupsrrisor-HARLAN p. C0laBf-
AidermAn-ADRlAN IAIESs
toitsctor-RALPH W RAlLsL,.---,
a6i---NATHANIBL 9. " EEAS'
rwNrH WAEn
,s.,--.~v' .or--TAMEs A. MgSATa
rsr-r-.t ffiii term - u "A " y PYN hLIS
tt---.e snnrE trrm.-JoHN SCH EEE kR
f,..ilie~ssr- HElllfAN J. aREBEL.
fonsEsbts--
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Tur Blair Educational bill IS dead
but has served at least one good pur-
pose. It has drawn ont many protests-
tous from southern Congressman Of
love for she negro and desire 70 see
h.m educated and made an Intelligent
and usefu. CITIZEN. Vow let them set
themselves e. work % make good their
nr0testatcns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

"TAxFAYEz" wants 70 know whether
NJ Wessellus ever did any work for
the Hydraulic Company, and took any
paw for it. Well. If ne ever did any
work for that corporation. aud didn't
take nav for u. he is too big fool 70 Be
Mayor of this great city. Il that the
way Edwin F. Uhl does his law bus
ness Not II be knows himself
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

A WONDERFUL GIFT-Can tel the past.
u present and future. call the living or dead
from any part oi the world and talk with them
in the spirit Examine any part 81 the BODY.
and locate he disease without laying hands on
the body Can recall expressions of friends 80
they wll be recognized. Can describe color -
hair and ewes. also size of person. AID can
locate any house or animal. Can cure the
drinking. smoking or chewing habits ~ Wo-
men and men. Palm reading. 81 cents laf
sitting 81. Here for one week. ono hours,
30 Al a. m, L. ; and 10 2 ,. m Mfs, 4. u.
Nichols. = Mason-st. a.
THE "ST. DENIS" Manicure Ar iariors and
HAIR Dressing Rooms for ladies aud cli g
ren. No. H. Monroe-sf.. room 'up one night
conducted by Miss Edith Jdfrcy. -
nR PHIL T. KNOWLES Manicure zno -
II pert ghir0pooist. sprclal attention given
q difficult cases 81 bunious. bad nslis. nerve
corns morfans. fourth o disease. etc. once
ard manicure pariors. rooms No. = -. Denis
building ~ Monroe-si. -
NRs. c. J.. COFFIN. Of No 9 Rsn.om-si., Wiz
VI return Monday. Apnl !. and viii shey
Tuesdsv "a edne-oay and Thursday. April > q
and Ia. the latest aud most exquisite iup9rfs
tons ia wraps robes and trimmings. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

NARRY-Wanied 800 unmarried ladies and
VI gentlemen 20 advertise Tor correspondents
in the Chicago Natimonioi News. whicn VIII
be issned weekly and sold by all the reading
newsdealerS and hotels In tie Unit n states
and Canada. For terms aud particulars ad-
dress II. G. Morton, room 5s5. kOokery building.
Chicago. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

PERSONAL

Personal.
NhohIH ANb ana tspeNrttILE- PF@efis4 Ia
- stTlcf 90 - ~ "a ssSTsclec1 ArsLeF Sua
teacner Fapls assisted = pasifiens ktea
l1g .ohosi skesisit G, 4. AtcAols stsnes
sfspber. Guaa b.oek. 81 Aearoe-st -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.


GRAND RAPIDS. SUNDAY. ARAILs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

E'Qk sALE-House Rno lot, lie summer -
sfo9m house uloasTu Improvements VII
exchange Tor cheaper property. lnQalre -
~ Sun. m5r-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
T0R REgT- BUSINESS PLACES.

EOR RENT-Ihe prem ses nav occuried ~
r 2. Lamb 4 CO.. whorsais corn wission,
T.s srf 81 So1fh icuis-.t. possession
olsen Nay 3 Apply 60 =. II. Eonnfi.
Earkfrs heeK 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

E0h SALE, cheap on Jsnes soditlon 50 the
city Of 1rsnd heRi4s, three ioufsh rs 81
nile from the To-. q IL. A Al. cr0ssi nR. Ieuf
I t~o acre lots good Tor plating; iouf nss
acre lots good fer peaches. aud Also enc acre
i and one fourth acre lots 81 tlto. Fer farther
A. Jones. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
FQR RENT HOUSES.

L'OR RENT-A large house and barn on East
St Inquire OF Mrs. Edith Vincent. 10
Kent -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-30
THE MrNsrRELs.

We often cad remarkable stories OF mother
less squirrels and rats being raised by sym
pathetic female cats. but IN Tsrant county,
Texas. an eagle raised young pig that weigh
over forty pounds A short time previous the
same eagle raised . small lamb. The eagles
wings measured nearly eight feet from tip TO
ttp.-Tsras Strings.
bunting TO policemaal-T understand you Sc
cured the discharge Of ofhces o Frien for Sleep
ing on duty. That Was right offcer Aulcahy-
Yss. sorr Yea see. me an o Brisn had q nice
corner 10 90 TO shape in livery uoght, but
o'Rrsen snored thot loud OF euddent shape NJ
all. 30 oil reported ATTN. -Harpsrs Bazar.
wife--John. dear define q rhiisnfhropisfs
Hwshand-A rhiIanthropist, mr. love. 10 q man
who gives away other peoples money w
And what 10 philosopher H.-A philosopher
Is \ man who bears wish resignation the tooth.
ache from which his nesgabog Is suffering
PSe1 Ne Up.
Mrs Artess-eiooi morning. Mr. Palette I've
hat Q moment 10 SPAR: can ron tell me hr.e Az
the secret of your arfs Artist Pslssfe-certs.ni
madam Yon have only % select the night col.
ors and rnt them "a the night spot Mira Art
iess-oh. zee. Tasnk yoa vcry mncA-Tsz:,
Sggfzss
yes the yxohs was com pis,ely wrecked: bu,
the capsaia saved himself by csingfug To the
hight of rope" HIN, His bark sppears TO
hare been wosse than lis highi."-nscs
she Fetched 'Em-A Paris msIlsnes nas raaaa
a ten strike BY seaeaing her parrot 10 say eyerv
tine fxir client enters: oh. asa'y you sxss
lovely F'-Js&Ez.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-30

Referring to the Mckinley bill. which, be
IL remembered. Is not only Mr.. McKinley's
bill but the bill OF all the Republicans on
the Ways and Means Committee of the Ma
tiouai House of Representatives. and there
fore the Republican bill. the 81. Paul
Fioacer Press says: 1T is the plan formed
by little iunta of extremists in congress
who propose TO force their views upon the
party" 1T has few friends among the
people" III is not q measure whose bur-
den the party can afford 10 bear in the
coming election contest" etc, etc.
What Is to ecgsined by that sort of talk
in leading Republican newspaper Sup
pose il should beat the bill then whatg Is
IL TO be supposed that the whole Repuhli-
can membership Of that committee. and the
undouhted majority o. Republicans in the
House who agree with them. are to be
sirasconed into forfeiture of their and
the par,y'S pledges. and surrender of =
large par, of the protective policy. by such
denunciations of measure which they
have lsnoEsoasly prepared. and after many
mutual concessions agreed uponf liz Is
clear tha, unless this bill, without material
notifications. Is passed. the session win
close without the passage of any tariff bill,
Then whstf Is that what the people de-
mandsd ard were rromisedf On the con-
trary. the Mckinley blll Is strictly in line
with the issues upon which the last cam.
paign Was won. AMI those principles must
he relig3onsgy adhered 90. Surely the
Fsezet. Pres cannot advise ar desire Re-
publican repetition Of the Mills hsG fsascs;
months wasted and nothing accomplished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-30

TODAY II Elsnsbufg VIII commence the
eighth annual encAmpment Of the Grand
Army Of ths Republic, and The fifth an
nuaI cocvsntion Of the Wcmen's Relief
Corps. comprising The state OF Washington
and the territory Of Alaska II promises
70 be red-Ietter day In the early history
Of our young state.
Washington IL fortunate In having at
trsctsd md absorbed . very large pro-
portion Of the '.soldisr element" OF sister
states. There are few states In which this
desirable class constitute . larger propo--
ton Of the total population. In official
stations, In the learned professions and in
every field Of wsshington's diversified en-
terprises and industries the veterans Of the
late war hare taken . conspicuous and
honored part, and 70 their presence and ex-
ertions il in large part due the phenom-
email progress and prosperity OF this home
Of their adoption.
The exisencies OF the late civil war
called into the field the very pick OF the
patriotic. courageous. active and enthnsi-
ast!c youth Of the country. from the val
leys aud the mountain tops. from the shop.
the forge. the students desk and from
every walk and avocation they poured in
an impetuous and resistiess stream. Offer
ing the wiling and eager hazard Of their
lives In defense Of ''old glory"
And 10 those who survived that terrible
ordeal their soldiers career was
lesson Of priceless vaius to their
after life. IL impressed upon their
minds the grandeur Of their country,
the value OF free and stable government,
and above AL. the importance OF discipline
and self-oontrol. And the marvel OF the
century, the unexampled spectacle in the
worlds history. was the peaceful aud
orderly manner in which. the foe con-
quered and Victory won. they furied their
tatlered flags, stacked their battered arms,
and in quiet and orderly. manner re-
surned their simple duties OF citizenship.
That such men. after such experiences.
should End sweet solace for their declin-
ing years in reunions like that which is to
commence at Eilensburs today is natural.
proper and commendable. Aud TO them it
must be a browning glory OF the occasion
TO enjoy association with representatives of
the noble and self-sacrihcing band Of wo-
men, who in The hour OF suffering and trial
ministercd 10 their and their comrades
wants.
The organization and ill who will be in
attendance are to be congratulated on the
presence OF the distinguished soldier who
no less honors than he Is honored by the
position OF Grand Commander, who has
won no less distinguished consideration in
civil than in military life. and on the pres
snce OF the widow OF that beloved Past
Commander whose name was the synonym
OF honor, courage and chivalry.