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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

Visit the Great Shoe Removal Sale
Mems $3.50 Calf Shoes, buttoned. laced and
congress, reduced to $3.50. z. STRAsBURaER,
906 7th ST. II
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Six parishes, extending over 1900 square
miles. are flooded i'll Louisiana by the break
ing of the levees. III Mississippi the water
covers less area, but is expected to extend.
brother of Nellie BLY,, died suddenly at Pitts
burg Saturday.
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OuR STOCK o. INDIA SILKS.

OUR STOCK OF INDIA SILKS.
Both in Plain and Figured, better assorted.
We can show you endless variety.
FRENCH CHALLIEs Just opened and fresh from
the New York Custom House.
The handsomesi lot Of ROBES and FANCY DRESS
GOODS eye- shown in Washington
A choice lot Of sATTEENs and FRENCH. SCOTCH
and AMERICAN GINGHANfS.
new lot of BLACK GOODS Of all kinds Just
opened
A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE. warranted
not to crock.
". NJ SINISTER & SONS.
m22 $40 PENSA AVE.
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CAR LOAD of the prettiest and newest styles
of bed room furniture from $40 to 575 per suit
we ever had. They won't last long. Styles
entirely new. ". II. HoCGHToS 4 Co., 1918
and l22O ST
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YoU CAN buy groceries at wholesale prices
from v. \. Poole. tho cash grocer, 9ii La. av.
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CTTY ITEMS

just on Our She1ves-A lot of Spring
Hosiery, IN the new shades of tan and gray, at
25c. You've paid SIC. for the same grade more
than once.
IL FRANC, One Price, 9TH and D,
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A Receiver Amounted.

In the case of George L. Bryan against Henry
F. Woodward, for dissolution of partnership oil
II. F. Woodward Co. and G. b. Bryan Co.
Judge James yesterday appointed Frank 4. NJ
Baird receiver, on filing bond for $50, 900. and
enjoined Mr.. Woodward from interfering with
him in the performance of his duties
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If IoU HAVE A LEAKY ROOF or damp wall c
fES hEYs, JlG L NV. Princes Metallic Paint
TO.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

rVNo ARLINGToN-FAsT STAGE LINE AT > 80
u p-n-- Fare soc. round Drive through principal
streets, 25c. Soldiers Home aud srOunds 5OC Coach
chartered Leaves the NkBs1ER. 5l3 Ash st. u =.
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FIVE THOUSAND EAsTFR LILIES,
Wholesale and Retail.
J. Il. FREEMAN. 18th and + NV.
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GRoCERs, ATTENTION, Buy your teas. coffees
and spices OF JOHNSTON Eros. i Co., the whole
sale dealers
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G. Wilmer & Co.,
1918 Pa. ave.
Low Prices for Best Groceries
8 lbs. Best Gran. Sugar ..............5 SOC.
1u' l-uhl sugar ;.'............. &C.
Best Mocha and Java. .................35 c
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa. ....20 zoe.
Best Catawba Wine. ...................9 Oc
Fine Cooking Sherry. ..............25c . pt
Leading brands Lager Beer. m29-3t
Illustrated Spring Fashion Catalogues
Free by mail. Showing over 2000 new styles
domestic" Patterns. Send &c. postage to DO
mestic" Sewing Machine Office, cor. 9TH and II. 3
Buy a Machine with "a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how Its rotary motion. silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 437 9th NV
m22-3ln WHEELER & WILSON MFG. Co,
Easter Cards, Novelties j. Jay Gouid's ct
Travelling Bags and Satchels in quality
and at prices that we guarantee to be correct,
at ToPHAM's. 1921 Pa. ave. NV. m29eo-St
Wilbor's Pure Cod Liver Oil and Phos =
pilates cures Consumption. Coughs. Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility. Wasting Diseases
and Scrofulous Humors. To One and ALL
Are you suffering from Cough, Cold Asthma,
Bronchitis or any oil the various pulmonary
troubles that so often end i'll Consumption? If
so, Use ''Wilbor Pure Cod Liver Oil and Phos-
pilates" a safe and sure remedy. This is no
quack preparation, but is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty. Manufacturer only by
A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists. m27, 29,aI
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup is the golden
remedy. Mrs. DIR. BLACKWELL, Raleigh, NC.
7 POmeroy's p
Petroline Poroused Plaster.
Best and most effective.
All Druggists. 2
mh11-tu, til, s3m
Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind.
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ja25-s, tn, thl50t
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAML
G. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, thl5Ot
CastOria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
jal6-th,s,tu,ly
Quick Stop for Headaches
cures sick, nervous or neuralgia headache The
only harmless remedy. Recommended by
physicians. At druggists, Soc. f22-s, nth
Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostitution. Nerv-
Gus Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR..
Miles Nervine Samples free at
EDWARD p. MERITS, 1014 + st.
Phillips Digcstable Cocoa,
A very nutritious drink for children. 9
Save Your Property From Fire by pro-
viding yourselves with the Harden Hand Gre
nades. Eight years Of large sales and practical
tests have proved that this Grenade is q Quick
and sure protection against fire.
JAS. L. BARBoun Soy,
GA Pennsylvania avenue,
mis- Wholesale Agents.
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TIN CaKEs Rabbits soap, 4jc. y. 4. Poole,
Oil La. ave.
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For WALL PAPTE. window shades, ETC., go to
+. ". HENDEEsON's, lib r ST. NV.
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VIII Not Admit Him to Bail.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham. yesterday Col. Robert Chtisty renewed his
notion for the admission to bail of Charles
William SayeEs, and It was denied.
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Deputy Sherifs Martin, Walsh and Young.
indicted in New York for bribery, got off on
the ground that the case at issue was a civil
one and the sheriff was not obliged to take a
civil prisoner to Jail, and that, therefore, the
money received was not bride.
Over four thousand immigrants were landed
at New York yesterday and many more are ON
the way.
The Philadelphia newspaper men gave a
DINNER last night to Charles Emory Smith.
edltor-ln-chief of the Philadelphia Press the
recently appointed minister to Russia Seated
ABOUT the table were about eighty newspaper
men, including few gentlemen from New
York
A two-story brick house in Chicago, owned
by Mrs. Mary Miller, was attacked by a gang of
masked men armed with battering rams and
RACED to the ground. The act is believed to be
lnstigated by the woman's brother-in-law, to
whom the house was left by her husband but
the probate court set aside the will in her
favor
The Board of Trade Relief committee in
Louisville has extended assistance to 200 ap-
phcahts who lost all their property by the
tornado. -Four Russians were arrested for set
ting hre to a wrecked building on which they
hoped to obtain insurance money. Several
cases of pillage are also reported
The committee on the LIQUOR law in the
lower branch of the Massachusetts legislature
has reported bill to limit the number
OF liquor licenses in Boston to one for each
1000 OF the population
Elliott Shepard has gone to Hot Springs sick.
japanese capitalists want to ship million
tons OF coal annually to this country.
Maine gets Sill, 953 of railroad taxes yearly.
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GENUINE CALF s-FOoT JELLY made especially
Cor invallds. JARVIS. i2G 9th street
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CALIFORNIA HANS. Sc. N.A.PooLr, 9i4 La. az.

THIS APPLIES TO YoU.--Tou want stylish hat.
but don't want to spend much for one. Look
at our - dorbies and-well, If you think you
can beat then Cor -. 80 We don't expect you 70
buy FRANC. One Price, cor. 9TH and ID.
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ALL SPECIAL TIcKETs for Bishops gallery
good until May !.
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Broadway and 5th ave. silk Hats. So. Sc
Latest styles Derbys, all colOrs, p to IL
The Tourist or Evening sun" Hat, in all
the most popular proportions, 81 to 81.
i. [. LEWIS K Son, 1921 New York ave- near 18TH
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yIsTT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
f3l-CS5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852
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Persons seeking suburban homes should con.
suit the bulletin OF John Z. Febrey 4 Co. in
Country Real Estate
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CHAs. T. CARTER & Co.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.

BRIGHT No. BoARDs. s1.15. 9th st. andN av.
For Coon FrRSITURE and low prices call at
G. Z. BIRCKHEADs, 73I 9Th ST. NV
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Holds Trade.-''The Comforter" Sc. Cigar
Our Entire Stock of Wrapping Paper.
Paper Bags. Twines and Stationery must be
sold by April Is, regardless of cost, at 3l4 S.h
st. NV. ltr
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MAKES TRADE.-"The Comforter sc. Cigar.
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GEORGETOWN.

fUNERAL OF RICHARD HoYNE.-The funeral
of Richard Hoyne who was burned 10 death ms
stated in Saturdays STAR, took place yesterday
afternoon from Wise's undertaking establish
ment on NJ street and was attended bv Garfield
Post, u. a. r. The remains we're inferred at
Mount Olivet
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers' Rest. ID. c.. Yesterday are
reported: Best cattle, AZ to 4Slc; good, S5S to
4c.; medium. 3 to 3$4c.; common. to Sc.
Lambs, D to &C.; lambs, spring, 7 to &C.; sheep,
10 &C.; calves, to SIC. Cows and calves. SIS
to $40. Market fair
An .-Great Falls-temperature, 46; condi-
non, IA. Receiving Notwithstanding, 40:
condition at north connection, Is; condition at
south connection, 26. Distributing reservoir
temperature, A.
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AKrrrrc1AL human ewes. HEMrLER's. cor. A..
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EAsTxx CARDS, Novelties, a. J. Jsy Gould's..
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INSURE AGAINST PSEUMoSIA.
Use Bakers pure cod liver oil or Bakers emul
sion. The old reliable brand. All druggists.
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WAKEFIELD BABY CARRIAGES,
$50 to $40.
See our carriage for 5000.
See our carriage for SILL
See our carriage for Sl175.
See Cu- carriage for SIS
See our carriage for S16
We think them the best value ever offered in
Washington.
w. II. HOUGHToH 4 Co..
l2IS and 1920 ST. NV.
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sIxe1so C.xAnrrs. bird store, 81 18th st.
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The Buffalo STANDARD SCALES" accuracy
guaranteed, to Which We invite the attention of
market men and groccrs. Sole agents for the
District. We also make a speciality of putting
up 6-toH wagon and coal scales. Mechanics
tools Of all descriptions at lowest prices. Come
and see us when you need anything in our line.
LAWN TESSIs CLUES viii please take notice
that we are IN receipt OF a large stock OF G-foot
netting suitable for tennis courts at very
low prices. Whom in need give US a call
The BAY STATE LAWN MOWERS, the best and
cheapest IN the market. We are the sole agents
for the District. :L75 each. fully warranted.
Garden tools Of every description Steel rakes
and hoes At 25c. each; trowt s at 10c. each; 20
feet garden hose. complete with patent nozzle
anu couplings, for $40.
CHAS. T. CARTER & Co.,
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GRAxvLA1rD SUGAR. Size N.A.Poole, ga La.av
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GIL and GIG Peana. ave.
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Save Your Property From Fire by pro-
yiding yourselves with the Harden Hand Gre
nades. Eight years of large sales and practical
tests have proved that this Grenade is q quick
and sure protection against fire.
JAS. l. BARBoUR q Sox,
GA Pennsylvania avenue,
mis- Wholesale AgsntsL
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIOgT An. WEDNESDAY,
Tor the District of Columbia, MARYLAND,
md Virginia. fair; stationary temperature;
aortherly winds. becoming variable.
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After the Races

Fine handlers keep The Comforter" SC. Cigar
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Phillips Digcstjble Cocoa,
1 very nutritious drink for children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

II there . sny sns EE1Ez. se.eh - .
eouasry oakll - a. n-eal.s - asol1, 3
= taa curse ot ehs4pnsss- TIE g0ea
le~4rd shiea frss sF4dsas are sfE.tBE
- ehszpnsss. ossriosking shs faes shas
eassp pzoduets insolse cheap lAbor -
aAAs taen- TIE Ansrieza seonoaaiss
kDiy e.seasses tie curse 0f saezpEsss.
Il says.
III . vel, perhaps. % guard zga.ass
xzsAults apoo t1e tAEH * i.39. sueA
Are based lpon changes of yzlaa either
uP 90 down snlch are 2Laays oceaTr <
4na bAge ao relzf.oa - t4Tn lsgsi4-
..01- cUpPy 4a4 demand, chaES- u
putLe taste 4n1 a muifitade of other
causes Always ~ opeE4t.oa isad %
changes "a prices, 4E1 they slt not
cease ID at l0H. lis tor reasonable
men 81 q scern the true causes All not
oe mlsied - eeuakOsuss or Eenspa-
peTs having political ends - serve The
lfamers u the nes faElf Dill aud rs
Trends look tor important results from
IS adoption, affecting broadly the pros
perty oI t8e AmerIcan people. they
da n0t hesitate 20 Avas that ehespness
: OF 10 advantage when it . the effect
OF general impoveF snmcnt anu inzbll-
.ty - purchase; when every man wants
20 sell and there are 10 buyers, when
trade languishes and warehouses are
crowded with goods; when men have
no money 10 bay because their indus
tres are crippled and they can earn buI
little wages, when farmers have TO burn
their corn and cattle are slaughtered
Tor their hides only. because the work
men are unemployed and the market
= stsgnant
''ihe friends Of the new bill ssy that
good wages aud steady Work are better
shan cheaPness, aud that an active de
m2nd and urm prices for merchandise
mean prosperity Tor the people, for
those whO pay and for those who earn
wages. lt - the signal for an indus
tr.al revival. Tor new advance al Ma
tlOnal greatness aud wealth IN winch
All will share aud all but the free
trader rejoice. Let free-traders exuii
ia cheapness. IN the depression OF oui
industries in low wages, IN the genera
distress Of All classes OF our people.
| The yuiture loves his carton not more
shan the tree-trader longs Tor cheap
| aess. Let the people starve so ne iuay
get Ms raimenttOr hall price, let woman
| suffer and tOil 50 he may hire the labor
| of the man for 8 song; let the busy IN
dustrigs OF the people stagnate anc
/ perish - be may see foreign trade IN
| crease and foreign manufacturer
| thrive; let him enjoy this feast o.
chcapness to his FIJI, and glost over it
This may be English. but il Is no
| American, and the American peopl,
have no sympathy with IT,"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Ionla Sentinel;
The Grand Rapids Leader quotes Sam
StONell as saying: Republicans every
where are outspoken IN declaring they
will have nothing more 10 do with the
party or high prices. Many OF the SOL
der friends OF Congressman Belknap
are disappointed At the shabby manner
IN winch ne was treated by the Repub-
lican bosses and they Will rebuke their
action by quietly voting for Ford" In
these statements Mr.. Stowell is simply
carrying out the Democrat policy of
misrepresentation. Ii is an everyday
matter TO hear Democrat leaders make
such declarations. mir. So-and-So says
he'll never vote for such-and- q Re-
publican candidate" 81 know hive
Republicans on my block that will vote
the Democratic ticket straight this
year" Ford will have twenty votes
IN my town Of men who voted for
Belknap." Such declarations are made
for effect and intelligent voters under
stand IL. There is no such detection
among Republicans. The party was
never more united and harmonious IN
Ionia county. Mr.. Belknap declined
denomination and everybody knows 1t.
On what can be based the suggestion
that his friends are disappointed al the
way he was treated? Capt. Belknap Is
in full accord with the nomination OF
Capt. Watkins, and no Republicans are
dissatisfied with IT. On the contrary
there IS 4 uniform and enthusiastic sup
port of ms candidacy, and he will re-
celve handsome majority IN ionis
county and III this district.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Detroit Times:

n reply to the statements made on
behalf of James VI. Turner by William
2. Wells, eX-District Attorney c. Z.
Black and Judge Henderson, three OF
the most prominent Democratic attor-
neys in the State, the Free Press sneers
at what they say as merely the opln-
ions of Mr.. Turner's paid attorneys"
Does the Free Press mean 10 say that
these three reputable gentlemen have
lied IN the matter, as a part Of their
duty as ''Mr. Turner's paid attorneys"
There is no other honest construction
10 be placed on such an insinustion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
State Republican: /:


II there ever was a desperate game
played by the Democracy of this State
they are playing it now. Not content
with continually berating James NJ.
Turner IN manner that is absolutely
bestial in its vlrulence and filthlness,
they are exhibiting malevolent inge-
nuity IN their methods that might well
! cause his Satanic majesty to feel live
ly Apprehension fof ms laurels. Within
few days we have learned of a new
phase IN their campaign-that of select
ing prominent Republican dIvines and
college professors and flooding them
with documents IN which are prom
I inently set forth IN detail each and
every charge made By them against
Mr.. Turner. These things, with appro-
| pirate (?) headlines and editorials, are
/ fired IN on their victims daily. Lawns,
piazzas, front halls, door-knObs are
loaded with the filthy stuff, and even
key-holes are plugged with them. Sew
| eral prominentgentleme at Ollvet have
T, recently been made the unwilling re-
| cipients of these unsolicited gifts, and
We are informed of others in the State.
| Gentle mudslingers, i doesn't follow
that . man is a tool because he is n
| preacher or = college professor. al
though 1t Is not surprising that Dem.
ocrat should labor under that deluson.
We assure you, however, that some Of
them have made deep stUdie. Oh the
human heart and of the hidden springs
that govern the motives of bad men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Az intimation has been made that no
cumulative votes will be counted for
Fred A. Maynard. The TELEGRAM
Herald prophesies that they will be
counted-if not by the Democratic cleo
ton boards, then by the next House Of
Representatives,. Any board that pre-
sumes to pass upon the constitutonslity
OF that law viii be invited to go down
20 the capital and show its authority.
to a body bigger than the Supreme
Court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

HxzL co Denzoerafse eonss1po porsrss -
ts.1 - 4az- = tne : 1szsDee h<ssss1
1eessaAns = clsal .eags ecG - tEoaa Ma
h4zis.x pessssa& 81 211 4sei1Dlsz oae
e.smins Irona s1s EsP1elcsa eouaaaissee
~ neF be14lfF Tazs ssa&s Ne. koKo
81. 49, tas hais BE cexe int0 -
escape : soo small q rs IS Fotunc cor
PoEes.ty thFeagh. saeh Pettfogg ug
ard lagxlng 5 80 sal4a tor = member
q Congfsss. Les nin aeeSpx 1sE pres
ens challenge. II hs : not atEa.e -
meet her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
West Bay City Post Qnd.)

1t seems improbable yet il is stated
that the Southern Democracy are all
broken up over the rise in the price OF
shot guns. They are fearful of losing
the election owing to their inability to
obtain shot guns enough II intimidate
Republican voters when they come to
the polls on November 4. The poor
Southern Democrats will have 10 initiate
their Northern Democrats and hire
human guns who are warranted TO be
capsule of firing fifty we'll authenticated
and fully affidayIted lies every day
without becoming hot or kicking.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
"FIRE IN Tue REAR"

Alluaon has been so often made to
the Detroit Free Press celebrated "fire-
in-the-rear" editorial, so we'll remem-
bered by the older Republicans, that
We copy the significant portions Of 1t
for the benefit of Younger Republicans.
This Is the greeting sent to the patriotic
citizens OF our State when they were
doing their part to subdue rebellion,
and this is the kind of Democracy that
Edwin b. Winsns believed in:
eve can tell the Republican Legis-
lsture, and the Republican administra-
ton of Michigan, and the Republican
party everywhere, one thing: That, II
the refusal TO repeal the personal lib
erty laws shall be persisted IN, and If
there shall not be change IN the pres
ent seeming purpose To yield 10 no
accommodation OF the national difficult
ties, and II troops shall be raised III the
North TO march against the people of
the South. tire IN the rear Will be
opened on such troops, which will
either stop their march altogether, or
wonderfully accelerate IT.
"ln other words, II, IN the present
posture of the Republican party toward
the national difficulties, war shall be
waged, that war will be fought in the
North. We warn it that the conflict
which it Is precipitating will not be with
the South, but with tens of thousands
Of people IL the North. When civil
war shall come, il will be here in
Michigan, and here in Detroit, and IN
every Northern Statev
Thi. portion of the Free Press edi-
torial is quoted on page 3s2 of "The
American Conflict" written by a for
mer Free Press candidate for the Presi-
dency, Horace Greeley.