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Hleseed by Their 0w. Co.ntry.e..

KI666ed by Th61F OWh C0untFynen.
In response to an Invitation issued BY
Bernard Hero. the manager Of tho Bohemian
daily paper Has Lidu. 500 Bohemian working
men held meeting at 1880 Avenue A yester-
day afternoon to express their indignation at
tho treatment of their oountrymen who were
sent down 70 West Virginia last December to
work ON the Ohio extension Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. Mr.. Hero told how he had
found fourteen men and q woman working on
tho railroad at Purcell Camp. sixty miles from
Rocahontas the nearest railroad station. Mr..
bohemian work ingmen have always receiv-
cd the most friendly treatment from native.
born Americans. II 10 only their countrymen.
them and subject them to such outreges."
Henry Meyer. the proprletor OF an IMMIGRANT
employment bureau at 16 Greenwich street.
who sent the Bohemians to tho camp has been
subpGneed to appear In tho Yorkville Court on
The sun., 1891-03-30
The Sick List,

Police Justice Ryan. who has boon seriously
Ill with pneumonia, at his residence. 90 East
Broadway. for the past ten days. was improv.
ing yesterday. and last night was resting com.
fortably. While he II still seriously sick. he is
not now considered to be In dangerous con.
dition.
The attack Of grib with severe cold accom-.
ganytt9s, which 60 confined Coroner ss Dsn!el Han
nue. last Thursday. had somewhat sbated yes-
terdAy. and the Coroner sat up for q short
few days.
Alderman Abram Mead Of the Ninth Assem-
home. at IS Barrow street. with grip and
acute bronchitis. No symptoms of pneumonia
It Justice Peter Mitchells house. 8 ,Ohsrl-
ton street, It was reported last night that no
was greatly improved and expecting soon TO
be up and about.
At Recorder Smyth's house last night it was
said thst he was very much better.
The sun., 1891-03-30
MR.. JACKSON'S TROUBLES.
rHB PUBLYu x1xALLY sIDBs WITH zHn
DHskRrED HUsBANn

A Mob Attacks Mrs. Jaekssass Houss snA
Triss 20 B.rn Her n nnky-Hss 1sis-
taves Accrued OF Csnsparssy.
LONDON, March 2s.-Ths Jackson family Inn
broeiio. the latter phases Of which were the
abduction Of Mrs. jackson by her husband At
Clitheroe. . few weeks ago.'as the lady was
emerging from church. the unsuccessful at
tempt Of her friends. led By her brother
in-law. lawyer named Baldwin. to storm the
house Of Jackson's brother In Blackburn.
whittier Mrs. jackson had been conveyed. and
her subsequent release By jackson. upon An
order Of the Court OF Appeals. has taken .
now turn. When the abduction occurred pop
ular sympathy WAS largely upon the side OF
Mrs. Jackson. but 90 the facts in the case be-
came known. ninety nine per cont OF the peo-
pie espoused the cause OF Jackson.
Mrs. jackson inherited . large fortune from
Mr.. Anderson, who sought her hand in mar
risee PRIOR to her engagement to Jackson, but
whom she refused. Nevertheless. when An
derson died. short time after her marriage.
It was found that his will bedueathed the bulk
Of bis estate to Mrs. jackson. In the event Of
Mrs. Jackson dying without issue. her estate
would fall to her nearest relatives. Mrs. Bald
win and Miss Hall. her unma: ried sister. who
IL member OF Baldwin's family. Mrs. Jack.
son 10 ehildless, and the people Of Clitheroe
between her and her husband. In the n,st
place, and for tho subsequent attempts which
have been made to keep them apart and pre-
vent econcilintton.
psss SSsa MI Ss ase.os ssss .s Mi Hs nsrss Mr.:
70 sss saS sespsaf2
81! ss5a Rss.sss
sns Il sy os chez
became aware Of the purpoee or the mob. and
by Mr.. jackson they found the constAbles
guarding IL In strong force.
Findine thsmsslvss ioilsd n their cr!isin.l
hasty consultation q the leaders. the street
tackled tho house with stones apd other mis-
siles. smashing the wtndows and doing other
damage. tho utmost efforts OF tho police being
necessary to prevent the Rioters from ef!ectinS
an entranoe to the building The maddened
people then proceeded to Mrs: Baldwin's house.
breaking many windows. and. but for the time.
y arrival Of large posse Of police. would hays
desperately In their attempts to get into the
house. but the police finally succeeded In dis.
p0rSing them.
The sun., 1891-03-30

The Reciprocity Treaty With BFo1iL
WARRINGTON. March 29.-The Brazilian news-
papers which arrived here In the mails on Sat-
urday contained little else than the discussion
of the reciprocity treaty with the United States.
While the remonstrances to the treaty are very
loud and earnest. they como. friends Of the
treaty assert almost entirely from English,
French. and German importers, who fear loss
OF large share Of trade to the merchants and
pears from the papers, however that the oppo-
sition to the treaty is dying out. 80 far as the
public is concerned.
The brazilian Government is prepared to
carry the treaty into effect on the lst Of April,
and necessary Instructions have been Issued to
all the Collectors OF CustomA
The sun., 1891-03-30

Afraid the Diss Debar has JumpsA Her Bill.
Nine Diss Dsbsr has been boarding at l21
East 124th street during her engagement st
the Harlem Theatre She left there on Sstur-
day morning and the lsndlady. Mrs.. Falvy.
says she forgot to settle hsr board bill. amount
,,a.; S :S.a.s IL 81: bsS.e q ,sna. %9s
station that she not. only did not pay her
(, sheet board. but took on the bed and ts-
Nine. Iiss ,Dsbs. said last nisht that
Manager Hoiele paid ell her bills. have
not rsoelPted. Nj: Hoiels viii pay It In the
She said s4e dId not know anything about
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The willard Park Hotel Bu-.sa.

PATERSON. March 2s.-Early this morning
the Willard Park Hotel, on the Totowa road.
was destroyed by fire. 1t was occupied By
William Ryerson who has lived In khs hotel
for six years. Several weeks ago hSwas noti.
Nod to leave the premises. Saturday the Dis.
trict Court gave judgment against him for dis
possession. He was to have been elected TO-
morrow. He sent his family away on visit .
day or two ago, A. lew weeks ago q Hre OF mys-
erty. The hotel was insured for $4,000. itis
believed that Ryersop's furniture was insured
for 81, 900. The police believe the fire Was In.
cendiary. They are making an Investigation.
The sun., 1891-03-30
Henry Assh Stricken with Apoplexy.

Henry Asch. the President OF the Elizabeth
Building and Loan Association Of Elizabeth. q
director OF the Citizens Bank there and .
member OF the Arm OF Asch 4 Kellsr. was
stricken with apoplexy yesterday afternoon
ward and cYt BE fsos on the sidewalk. He
yas Femoved 70 his home .unoop psoious. and he
yeAsS old.
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BlooHIYN.
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front and rear tensmsnt honse $40 Wifss ssfssN fR
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sf.on o. I nSss "a. q e. ~
east Of Roekavsy avenue for $500.
ss:$:: : L :|:: 's..: :s = s!::z 4.
:; sssssss
story spd s.ss@ent fr.n: aS.lliaE lot Ssss,es tis
ey.nue: g nssry I:itj. for stooo; aise tsr fitaf
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ss:.nsat sfsSs:s.on. d::idqs: isssssiSS SH k.sos
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sss hrd sCo H.lssY ssst sne e s0E%:r = sarah ort
- Hsrtn Ch..s h.vs soIa or .; aessrss 2 y +
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Tism Walsh ~ r. e %: house s.a ict n
Of Thirty. third street. from james J. EAwasdS fSs
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wheeling.

II II possible that the Orange whesmsn may
20 hold bicycle tournament this summer.
party Of bcy osts will sail from this city on June
80 tor thr ough tho IiarE hOuntains Germany.
large number Of pneumatic and cushion tired bi.
cycles will be used In road and track contests this
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club have postponed their
stag entertainment which was to have been held to-
morrow evening
A diamond medal will BE- awarded TO the member Of
ths Painheid Bicycle Club having the largest mileage
record tbis season is
racing the path and road this season who will
compete In oil the important events
The sun., 1891-03-30
THE MURDER OF BALroHKFE
The People Sf 6o0a Follow the P0pala,
Mlalster to the Grave.

The People ~ 6o0a Follow the Popular
Nlnlster to the 0rave.
soy1A. March 2e.-The mon arrested on sus-
pision Of being concerned in the murder Of
Minister Bsltchaff are detained. but an exami-
nation has shown that the assassin has not yet
been captured.
The funeral Of Minister BaltchefY took
place tc.day and was pompous affair. Among
the mourners we're Prince Ferdinand and
p1Sss. 0emsnttns ~ MhG returned thn to this Sy city
were greatly distressed. They laid beautiful
wreath on the comm. and followed on foot to
the Cathedral.
All the ministers diplomatic -reprssents-
tives and Government ofhcials and thousands
OF the mourning populsce took part In the
funeral procession, the whole forming an Inn
posing cortege. Tho remains were Inferred In
the cemetery outside tho town.
The sun., 1891-03-30
We Grow Simpler as
We Grow Older.

SIR noRELL MACKENZIE the famous BnsisA
Throat Specialist said "Ths most dsressins thing for
LADY 10 . cold or catarrh, ana cannot understand
why they should be 30 annoyed when We have sueh .
simple and pleasant remedy in the sodsn Mineral fas
TILES Qroohes which are made By evaporation ffom
the sodsn sprinss IN Germany I have watched the
effects Of the sodss xinsrai fastiss for ioas time,
ana regard them ~ extremely valuable In obstinate
catarrhal affections ef the throaA Tor ceusha eeiAa
and hoarssnsss These fastiilss are very convsnsns
for those who susceptible 70 coldA hsarssnesA OF
oatarrh single Paslls In the mouth viii oftsn act
a. preventive, especially during the prevalence OF
the Grippe or other infectious diseases"
PROF. KOCH. the great German scientist, saidi "A
cough for which tried many other medicines, which
had not the slightest eject coon became better and
has entirely disappsarsd By the use Of the sedsn
Mineral Pastillea"
The genuine sodsn Mineral Psstflles must have the
testimonial and signature Of Sir Morsli hseksnrs
around each box. Price, 500.
SODEN MINERAL SPRING AGENCY,
The sun., 1891-03-30
Frastarsa HIS Skull with . Hammer.

John Riley. 10 years old. Of $40 Washington
street and VIM. Baker. watchmsn. 48 years
old. OF l41 King street had an alteration last
night. In which Riley seized Baker By the
throat and threatened to stab hip.
Baker struck Riley on, the head with hsmt
under under Hrr H9rrsst fnd Riley wss sent to 81 Vim.
The Wstchman says that Riley and several
oompapiops forced their way Into the stable o.
Xhich BAtsE hes charge and that hs struck
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Her Cors.ts Saved Mer I.,rs.

SCHENECTADY, March 29.-Mrs. Charles by.
son OF $50 Blaine street was saved By her COR
sets this afternoon. Mrs. Hysons brother-in-
law. Joseph Lohr. . young German, while
intoxicated visited her residence. He was dis
orderly and Mrs. Hyson's husband took him BY
tho arm and led him to the street. Lohr sud-
Tyson, but Hyson struck Lohrs arm and tho
bullet went INTO the air. struggle ensued.
and Hyson's wife ran to her husband's assist
abdomen: with shrief shS isll 70 ths ground,
Her husband released LohE who fed. and
steols had esYed her life. the bullet having
glanced on 1ohr 10 under arrest
The sun., 1891-03-30
wh... Y..ser4.y.s Fires w.r..

A.A-lsro0. cellar at l<S west yifty.sseond street
james v. Aisrtsn. daaass st6 - 8ldridss street.
sossp,sl BY Bsssnblss Plssss. damage siiGht, 1000
~ shssts street. seoupisa ~ Wolf DsSnssin. damage
600; lo0 90 West thirty Aird street. ocoupisd by r.
Brookvay damage slisht; II 90 frams stable South
sIa eouisvazl and l7<h snssk nIeAAsl JensA damage
L-isso $50 Esst isxth street damage .triains;
30 s%ei%,sy % ars New 9hsMbsr. street nS q %dss%sss
ss.sss :csups:a ~ aossP Lew asmsss ll0: sis zaa
damage o0i T0n SlS kssS Seventy hftA street. apart
%snn e SrSsS ssxsnsa 6amay' tTieins; siS s,e
damage, $500.
The sun., 1891-03-30
TIE Fog Ca.sht . Rias.

SCRANTON. March 29.-As Farmer J. O. Tan.
field Of Madison township WAS driving along
few days ago. hs noticed hound Looping
along right in the middle OF the muddy road
behind his cart. M Tsnneld stopped his
horses and got down. CURED up on tho braces
instantly sprang into the mud. lesPsd over the
roadside fence, stole along 0 wall, and then
dashed ac1oss an open neld.
The sun., 1891-03-30

TiGht Tor tho Tost OMos IN LoekDort.
LocxpoaT. March ga telegram from Wash.
ington last night that the President had ap.
pointed John A. Merritt Postmaster here
caused great excitement and indignation.
Prominent residents and politicians besieged
the telegraph ofnoes. and many queries were
master General Wsn4makar denied the rumor,
The strife between Editor Ward Of the Journal
and Merritt has stirred up the Republicans
here to q great heat,
The sun., 1891-03-30

Three lloo.ligh hters Arrested o, the servis.
QuEEHsTovN. March 2o.-On the arrival Of
the steamship 6ervia. from Liverpool for New
York. as this port to-day. she was boarded By
the police, who arrested three moonlighters.
Hesly. Scollard, and Brosnan. charged with
firing Into hut at Tralee. which was occupied
by number OF constablss. Tho police have
learned that they had embarked at Liverpool
yesterday for America,
The sun., 1891-03-30
Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

=. Lord Wolseley will write an article .on
issue Of tho United Service Magazine.
Queen Victoria expressly desires that 0
denial bs published pf the report that she had
asked that Q church bell which she heard ring
ing before O'Clock In the morning be stopped
The police Of SerainR. Belgium. have ar.
rested three. Anarchists who were caught
conveying 500 pounds Of dynamite In q cart
alter dark. Precautionary measures have been
rodoubled In tho mining districts.
The sun., 1891-03-30
Deck Hands Panic Stricken ana -Four
Drowned.

SAVANNAH. March 29.-On Saturday night. at
half past O'Clock. hole was blown In tho
port boiler OF the steamer Farmer. which was
ON her way to this port from Brunswick. She
was between Darien and Doboy when the &C.
cident occurred. The noise OF the escaping
steam caused q panic among the negro deck
hands. several OF whom rushed overheard and
four OF them were drowned.
Two other persons, O negro dock hand and O
whito passenger were rescued BY q boat from
tho steamer. The names Of those lost are Jeff
Mills William Anderson, Stephen Harris. deck
hands and JRck Watson. fireman. The dis
abled steamer was towed here By the tug
Jacob Paulsen.
The sun., 1891-03-30

4 Colleetioa or SIS 500 Taken 4. . Church.
NEW BEDFORD. March 2s.-Ons Of the largest
collections ever taken In church In the city
was taken ct the Graee Church to-day. The
son for the laraeness OF the sum lies In the fact
that the church Ia to have Q new church home
m ooat fQO 0NM
The sun., 1891-03-30
Have You
Had the Grip2

II 80, look out for the weak
ness and prostrstion so sure
to follow. To restore your
strength and overcome That
Tired Feeling, take
The sun., 1891-03-30
ARREST OF A NEW YoRK DRUMMER.
He was Living Like Lord but Was Dei,s
Nothing for His E1rn.

=.
BAN Francisco. March 29.-W. p. McGrsill
drummer for Frederick Bergin. Jr., Of New
York. 10 In trouble hera His trunks have been
seized by the Sheriff on . telsgraphic order
from his firm. aud he is in hospital recuper.
atlnR from a debauch and an ugly wound in
the hand received in street row. McGraill
has been here four weeks and In that time has
run up hotel bill Of $40. not including what
he spent at the bar.
began to mako inquiries BY telegraph that re-
suited in the seizure. OF samples OF manicure
McGraill lived like q lord ut the Baldwin Hotel.
but didn't do any business.
The sun., 1891-03-30

Three Boilers Explode with Fatal Results.
SCRANTON. March 29.-Tbree boilers exploded
at the Grassy Island Mine. near OIyphAnt. at
1lk O'Clock last night killing Joseph Mccoy
2En, 9reman. and severely tRluEtnG Petriek
HSs sSiSteSI ;iIS IN: boiler house
The sun., 1891-03-30

PHILADELPHIA. March 29-While in mid
ocean William Hartley. an expert florist and
rose culturist bound to Manayunk. committed
suicide ON the night OF March a. by jumping
steamship Ohio. The steamer was .homeward
bound from Liverpool. and arrived In port this
mSrninf The t snEtps: q the Ohio %srs .t;Sp-
SunetO man, but without success.
The sun., 1891-03-30

Excepting the celebrated "Chicaso Limited I"
Yith psrior smoking cars even spProsShips In
1pish. qoHplsteneeA and appoi9tmSnt chose
& s..a:.s II ~ s;s "a & z; sA''' line
The sun., 1891-03-30
R.iaeA . ColereA Social u.s.

Capt Gross Of the West Thirty-sevsnth sirsSt
station raided the oolored social club known q
the Arlington. At ass West Forty-nrst slessk
st / A. NJ. yesterday. and arrested the maa.
agsr. BENJAMIN Meyers. and twenty -ons youns
sP Ths ocsts sszsd to eh
teen packs OF cards. and several eNmln1 a.
sles: AZ the {snsr:on A4srkst 4 GeuN ysstfIdsy
gambling house and the players were dns1
SlO each. 10y
The sun., 1891-03-30

The Steamer Critic CslIiAes with a. Ieeberg
LONDON. March 20.-The steamer Critic. at
Leith from New York. reports having been in
collision with an iceberg on MARCH 16. A
heavy SEA damaged the steamers boweplates
iniurina the cargo Of -four.
The sun., 1891-03-30
Dalten ApoleEa.es to Healy.

Dsltsn ApoIeEases to Hesly.
DUBLIN. March 78-Michasl O'Brien Dalton
has written to Timothy Healy. apologising for
the assault which he made on the latter at
Cork on the 28d inst.
Dalton denies that any ono instieated the
assault. and begs Mr.. Bsaly to remember that
he .tthe writerl had Just been released from
ton.
The sun., 1891-03-30
IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.

IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.
Fairly Satisfactory sprins Busi.sss Re-
ported Among the Brokers.
While nothing OF special moment save the
sale Of 400 and odd lots to the million dollar
syndicate, has occurred In the real estate mar
ket. the business will foot up good total for
the weak. An unsatisfactory feature Of the
auction movement still 10 the large number Of
parcels bid In BY owners. But with brokers
things are fairly satisfactory.
| Brokers sales includes:
NEW YORK.
siafsly has sold for pr Ss.nhssd oISns!s e
9o,S 70 Sr syor On pvs. e for Was
rnaRs avns fos Ssn
rssss :.s:s b: .:; 81: s' al. '''
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e :ss :sss
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road n r: S
io!. on Esvsuth .vsaus. foItysisht iots: on Wsds-
y;s s e sssss t
sSs:s "a ssI!s;: S:s
soef 2osa .nS ss. .rss Lsnos ana
Ana az oau Hs oY,, s and ad
The hamefslsy estate has sold through Lookmann !
sn h ~ s ON m os s Ss
ss ss s: nSs sas a
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g s:: ss IS
ss. No yDsi;.s sss SS j WI ss.S
atone dwens for Grsnnel 70 CLARK tor ssso 600;
o eha scl .Sd io
End sysnss rec. south Of ssvsnsy seventh street
s " .ad FRY 1 a'as N ::rss
%s1 n; ,1., q: ss:
n s.y .
sysnss. By 20 Zee. the street from VIM IsloI for
sheriff rl.st has :cld TO JAIME: Mathew. Son;
S
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t
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and isil and i.sas Ffst .vsnas similar Sou;:S Tor
Z; o. Edel and = L Fisher Go. sold for John Casey
e sas e: S5s"1 sns e,
y: ssss 20
%iss aas i:a
md 81 as S s.
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s.s: II '.s:s::
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md
w i Lalor has SOLD for Annie stsindlsr to na,.r
70 FL: Spfsissa fo. s 'AF''0r' brick
nc ~. u f: %
s. sns
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aSs Of Il: % e.: ia &, D:s..,' DsI: ,':sss :... q: ::
=; ss:::t. ~:
hysstoEy ssnsmsn" with stores ID sxoa2 on private
:sa g. g.
store and dwelling. 7e7 "a sysnls. for $500; the
for sly0a and the four story front and three story
s s:sr building az West 4''h street lot a'1' f''SS
Hiram Merit, has sG,d las E.:s s9.h street Azso.
iss E.ssI street lot 2Sx5 70 Benedict 4 Kiln. for
Morris oola.,s!n has sold 70 John Solomon z Broom.
,rinous LSwsnisid has so.d 20 Israel Lsbowi. iSs
ioi 2sxI Ioa for fSas00 '" W.
sSd basement p,iyA!s house II Attorney street. 36x
Jos Levy 4 Son have sold the Owe story store and
dwelling s85 Eighth avenue for Peter Voilmsr for
.,B, Tl.n.zspA h has sold for James Ven Bu:tirk the
vorty ninth street 2Oxy zlo0 for Si6 ana simiss
nSuss p - West ytSuFth street, lsexs0xioo foS
= q oimStsad has sold 70 NJ Browning Of Bssvuias
The sun., 1891-03-30

Ives Challenges Maurice DstN
ou,oAso, March 2s.-yrank q Jvss has issssl sAaL
lsnss to Maurice DAILY - play nssoh game es Anasls
.s,.iDsh s.,h ii's fSs Ssoo 3D.: 2: :s: 2s.y
oaths came terma HS .lso e6sp 70 play DAILY hSIss
and-honS match for e60O sseh game. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

A correspondent calls attention elsewhere in
the STAR to the complete Standardization OF
Representative Atkinson with the Pennsylvania
railroad ave went into the fight to win all we
could" says Mr.. Atkinson. Theoretically OF
course, Mr. Atkinson is a representative of TIE
people of Washington in the local legislature OF
the District selected by the 18th district OF Penn
sylvania to that Office under the Constitution, by
virtue of his election as Representative In Con-
gress. and he is in a special sense a representa-
tive of the city and guardian OF its welfare
because he is a member of the committee to
which the primary consideration OF District
interests is intrusted. When a member OF the
common councils OF any other large American
CITY identifies himself with the fortunes OF
foreign corporation. seeking valuable privileges
at the public expense and TO the public injury
without adequate compensation or any COM
pensation. and goes into the fight to win al he
can for himself and the corporation which he
serves, the real character of his act is recog-
nized and promptly punished. at least to the ex-
tent Of compulsory exile. Washington recog-
nizes and appreciates a breach Of trust by any of
its legislators though from its peculiar position
il may be unable to punish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

Not only the question Of how much mere
ment is to be expected from the southern
states. but also the other question of who is to
lead the party in the nation may be determined
at the approaching meeting of the republican
league clubs at Cincinnati The leader Of the
clubs will not be placed directly in a comm and
ing position. but ne may. il he be also in con-
troll Of the executive committee of the party,
be potential in deciding who the presidential
nominee Of the republicans shall be. Those
who think, however. that the management of
clubs and committees is necessarily the abso-
lutte management Of parties make sometimes a
mistake both broad and deep. Parties are not
always governed by the drift of sentiment, but
il ia always prudent 10 watch that drift very
closely and not to attempt to run counter 70 it,
The league clubs are element of importance
Just now in both parties 1t is probable that
they will in future WELD a greater influence
than political societies have exerted since the
DAYS of the famous ''Jscobin" clubs in the days
of jefferson and his rivals.