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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-03

Syrup"

"Ihave been a great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as we'll as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of Che
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want Of
sleep and rest, friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle, Syrup. I am con-
1.e-.., fdent it saved my
'1es'"S life. Almost the first
Sleep. dose gave me great
relief anda gentle re-
freshing sleep, such as had not had
for weeks. Mycough began iminedi-
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. / am pleased
to inform Observation-Disclosures I
am in excellent health and do GER
tainly attribute it to thy BoscEee's
German Syrup. G. B. ST1cKNEY.
Picton, Ontario" q
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-03
ONE ENJOYS

OA<H @A~sb ~ u ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn elfectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Ct Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio SYRUP co!
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KE Anew YORK. nv
6. @. N. o. Ne. 27..e1
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-03

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
A desperate Fight.

A battle to tho death took place in Mercer coun.
ty, Ky, yesterday, between valuable saddle
stallion md jackass belonging to VIM. Taom,s
a stock raiser few days ago mad dog bit
Thomas little boy and the horse On Sunday
tire horse went mad, ard, kicking down the door
to the jacks stable bean biting him. TIE jack
realisted, and for fifteen minutes they fought
u:iug their teeth, heels and forefeet. Finally the
Jack tore the stations left ear loose with his
teeth. and the horse then bit piece from the
j., ck's neck. This seemed to r,akc the sck more
feyocious than ever, and grsbsiug the lower part
of til, hor e's neck IN his teeth, no tore out his
wincpipc, bat tie high mettled stallion did not
give up AID before fal iag he kicked the jack on
Tho left hind-eg, bre, king 1t just below the he; *
The horse then fell dcsd. The JACK uttered q
long, loud bray and rnshed into his stable. He
was covered with blood and wounded unto death,
so that his owner killed him to PIT him ont of his
misery. 3he boy was taken to maidstone; tho
stone stuck three mes, and he shows no signs Of
rabies. 1t is believed he will recovor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
The Silver Pool Investigation

CRIc4Go, Jsn. 27-J. a. OFenbg, glo
was served wiki summons CT Saturday 10
appear before the silver pool investigation
committee, at Washington, hes i. is s! gaG.
managed to e!nde the government ol6ciai
who came here to cooducs him to Wishing
ton.
JJhn ". Heidelberg, wno Eas Oeem SO ez-
teus!vely referred 20 lately in connection
with the pending investigation Of silver
pools, will proceed to Washington 10 two @;
thres days, 10 response to summons to az.
pear Saturday. January 81, before tue cor. =
mlttee having charge of the Investigation
In an interview he said: II have had no
connection with any snch pool and lave TO
knowledge OF the exiaten 20 OF one, though
believe tia, such pools hsva existed au1
may still exist. do not hesitate to state
that expected considerable money in the
way ofipfuenoing legislation, Of which su
quit, willing to give the committee all
knoWlsdge. Ny last act in connection with
hl; matter was generalization addressed
to the present Speaker of he House of Rep
resenta.!ves re se-ding the silver bill nov
p,ndIng before the committee on coiOage
welghts aad measures, and he, no deus 8,
will be willing TO give the committee 81
facts counec cd Herewith which msy he
thought csnsureble."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
NEWS OF TEE nkY.

Msnufac urers of barb wire have 70, msd q
pool and prices VIII be highsr.
Reports from New England ara to tho Ct
feet that tha storm was very severe there
and the fall of 5noW from twelve to Gfteen
inches.
John P. Kelly yesterday returned to his
home. in Boston. after g protracted spree,
and when bis father demonstrated with him
be SHOT aud fatally wounded the CID man.
In the House Of Representatives ysster
day the naval appropriation bill was passed
and hen local bills fectirg the Di+trics o!
Columbia we're considered unit; adjourn.
ment.
a serious riot occurred in Weymouth,
E g'and, yesterday, between ertilleryman
snn civi aas. The civilians, panic stricken,
G ID in sll directions, leaving number OF
their wounded upon the ground
The damage to the telegraph wires By the
Storm OF Saturday night is estimated in
New York at $500 600, and il is thought .his
will be flrcibie argument with .ne CON
psnies in favor of underground wires a
though Philadelphia suffered lees than New
York In It's Isolation from electrical COL
1eo.ions. the damage from the storm iha,e
vas vefy great. Oae-shir,' o: The city's te.-
epboEs Sc vice vas GU Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Slaughter of Christians

The spirit OF piilsse snd murder, as mag-
tested toward CHRISTIANS, has again takea
possession OF tie Chinese In the snail Chre :
lao community OF LoOngii-teiD, in the Ia
Chr prefecture, where there have long oea
many converts 10 the franciscan faith. AC
cording to letter received In Washing on 4,
the 10 L.-Hsi Society, o: the :slity nsmei, re-
Gently led great feast, consulted tnelr oraclcs
and were !. to attack the sson They raiGed
the houses OF 6!tv sixty Christian families, e,
the buildings on fire, aud carried OF everything
port: Bile. shortly afterward tho orscles were
again consulted. This time the severer extrerii.
ties of murder were resolved upon. The mission
premises were surrounded and burnt amid The
howls of Infatuated vilisins, who threw r number
of Christians into tho bLtuing buildings where
,h,y psrished in the most horrible agony, which
proceedings were watched with dev,lsh pleasure
by their erstwhile neighbors. The murde
seized upward Of twenty more victims in tho
neigbborho, d aud butcherod them in cold blood
and with all t reyo ting Iefncments Of cruelty
which the Ilacid-lo, king Chinese underste d 50
we'll. Most of the bodies of The murdered people
were hacked or cat TO pieces and ih:own info Tic
river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
vIReINIA Ngws

Henry @. Garrison, wei-EnoWn ci'iz u
If Norfolk, died yesterday.
increase of peusions We're yesterday erap-
sd to Henry Kuntereon, OF Accotink; Peter
Bryant, of EuntetsgiIle, and Thcs. s. Greer,
Of AG1e.
WiGism Bryant, an old ei,iZsn CT Stafford,
living near Mountain View. committed sui
eide Dy shooting himself ia the head with 4
shotgun on lss. Thursday. No cause Is at
signed for the deed.
Charlotte Scott, tbs coored woman whose
name appears on one OF toe tablets on the
emancipation statue 10 Lincoln Pork, Wash
ington, sha havicg given the FIST S. toward
It's erection. died st Rsnsecs. near Lynch
burg. Saturday.
The tlisl al JohD Irving, colnrsd. az acces-
sorry in tbs murder Of Capt. E. G. OVERLY
last April, with John Pail iDP, ended at
Boyd.on yesterday, WHEN the jury brought
10 verdict O. murder in the second degree,
With seventeen yeard ia the penitentiary.
Col. J. @. Sperry, prominent citizsn OF
Boletonrt couniy, about seysntys years old
aud very deaf, @ss ruu over sDd Killed st
CioGesdale by q southbouGd Shenandoah
Valley passenger traic yesleF0uS. He was
walking CO the trick, and, Do;ic nS several
acbool children in front Of hin jump into
the ditch, iurned around, and in u mopIent
was tossed into the sir.
Mrs Css:igneul, the lady who some TINA
ago was deserted by her French husband in
Gooch.and, was in Richmond yesterday.
Soc will give the French vice-consnl writ
ten statement Of the whole affair; OF how
she and Cassisneal ran awey tron Paris.
ware married Ia London, came to Virginia
aud how he beat and otherwise cruelty treat
ed end finally deserted her. Her statement
will be sent to the French government. Mrs.
Cassiyneul has with her her marriage certih-
cate, which proves that thu statement made
by MIR. Ganeste, of Washington, Cassigneufs
COUNSEL, to the effect that the parties were
oever married, ie not irne. Mr. W. A. PAT
sous, of Richmond, who has farm near the
Cass,gneul place in GoochlaEd, knows OF bis
own knowledge that upon several occasions
the Frenchmsn beat his wife pniil be drew
boot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

duplex to Baltimore. Cen ..aa;ca'joo Sc.
tween BAl.ipore and MaTiiosburg, ". Va
is still interrupted. The storm id no; Z.
tend beyond the last named poln'. sm
not sble to say whso we will have cirec.
communication with Nsw York. Gu. lie
prospects are p ,os to-day.
Hundreds of iinemeu ase at work res.si. :.
ing wires and replacing broken poes. A.
coon as we can make the necessary repair
between here and Wilmington, our s,u;ae.n
facilities will improve.
WILMINeroN, Del, Jau. 27.-NotAisc
def ate has been heard from the Delaware
Breekwater regsrdiag Tie probatle dameg.
to shipping st that pciot By the Storm a,
though Delaware railroad men ray tia
they hsys heard of 20 disasters.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Tne Telegraph
sisus;ion to-day is considerably improve
though no communication cen yet be hao
with New York or the East, Trenton beiDg
the farthest point ia thut direction ye
opened. The Western Uoion Co. has sue
ceeded In gett ng 81 instrument to work be-
tween this city and Harrisburg and one from
Harrisburg to Pittabasg. Communical
With Baltimore and Washingsol Was rc-
established yesterday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Ray Hamilton Reported Alive.

LEWISTON, Ttsho, Jan. "a rsochma1
named Sanford has jas. brought in the start
ling ruMor that R3bart RAY Hamilton, OF
Nav Yori: city, who wis reported TO have
been drowned in he Sake rive. lsst Juul
is still alive and epj lying good healih. Sac
ford says that he oorpss OF u mao wilo very
much ressm5led Hamilton wac placed CT
the river and the Information WAS given GU
that Hamilton was dead "a asserts tla-
Hamilton is living aud ;hst he b&a gone
either 10 Australia or Aieska uui!er an ay-
sumed namN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
TELEGRAPYIC BREvITIES.

Senator Stanford left New York for Wash
ington this mernlcg.
The talk of en- early Dissolution OF the Cs-
madam Parliament continues.
IL the Illinois House of Delegates to-day
the resolution inst:uctipg the Senators from
Illinois TO vote against tho federal elections
bill was passed.
Ted Pritchsrd. the midd!e-.eisht cham
pion of England, has challenged Bob FEE,
simmons to fight for the championship OF
the world 10 May.
Louis Hitchcock, 65 years cl6, who bad
been guard in the Sing Sing. N. Y, prison
for over 80 years, was run over and KILLED
by an express train yesterday.
The Weet Virginia Legislature this morn
lag passed, by vote CT 40 to 20. resoiu'
tion thst in case of the passage Of the iec-
e.al elections bill the State will make no
worlds fair appropriation.
The gee-5ag of the Mount Carmel sE--ia'p
vas fl,ed ct Chicago to-day. Inventor
Penu!oeton promises to cut it looae Withio
the con6ues of the exposition building with
a man on board 10 the iudefoite but near
future.
The Now Jersey Senate this morning con-
Cured in resolutions adopted by the House
last week denouncing the federal elections
bill ard asking New Jersey Congressmen to
oppose the same. The resolution oHs!ec
last night that Nav Jersey withhold apprc-
pristions from the Worlds Fair if the elect
ions bill passes Congress was adopted by the
Assembly this morning.
a wreck of the Union Pacific train on
which the Seventh Cavalry wore passengers
ca their way from the Northern ladian
country to the post at Fl. Riley, hap', al
Irving, Kan, occurred last night. 1t is no.
known whether any OF the soldiers are
amcng the Injured.
News has been received from Buonos Ayres that
the British Minister to Chilli is acting as media
tor between the Gillian Government and the In
sursents. 1t is added that President Bslmsceda
ofsrs 10 resign.
A coupe in which Senator Sanford, of California,
was driving in Now York yesterday, was over
turned AMI the Senator thrown out and badly in
iured, receiving painful cut on the forehead.
The legislatures of Indiana, New York and
West Virginia yesterday threatened to rcako no
appropriations for the Worlds Fair if tie lo!ce
bill was passed.
Tie creditors of the Delamaters, tho broken
Pennsylvania bankers, have finally consented to
accept 80 cents on the dollar, payable in two
years.
Two French physicians, after experimenting
claim that tuberculosis can be cured By the inj;c
tlon Of goats blood
Mr. PETER to-day received the full alliance vote
for Senator in the Kansas House OF Delegates.
DR.. Nicholas August Otto, inventor OF the OF
sss engine, died in Cologne yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
TUESDAY EVENING", JANUARY 81.

WHEN Senators Hoar snd Aldrich rose
Yesterday morning and looked in the glass
they were. to themselves, two pretty men,
but when they did the same this morning. s.
Esd was the change in their appearance that
thew hardly recognized themselves. The flush
OF hope and expected victory had given
place to the pnlor OF defeat and ignominious
chasrin, for the side tracking OF the gag
rule WAS the bodkin that had put an else
;ual quieus to the Force bill. Both the
Senators referred to having been slaln' IL is
hoped they will have sense enough TO real
IL, the:r condition, aud to remain quiet dur
log the little time low left OF the present
session of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Order of Business

WAsaINGToN d. O.. Jan 27-Tno repab
lican senatorial caucus committee Oh orGe,
OF business net .hia notning an3 agreed o
recommend to iheiE colleagues that ate? ihe
a2portionusns bill 10 acred u2ou the gs.
h:ur bill and thu oop?cgAs bhi D. aiken %
In order Th;s ar:sogame "t is sui CT 10
possible disturbance ny the appropriations
Committee, which has already . ven notice
through Chsrmau Allison, of nu inyenhcn
to Cal! u al appropriation bill this wees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
The Fall o. a,Iarge Meteor.

LATHRt Mo January 7.-Oa the morn
the people OF Mirabile, small town Is miles
from mere. vera frightened by noise re-
ssmbling the continued roll! OF artillery, fol-
lowed by crash which shook the earth az
By an earthquake The noise was beard for
miles, but it was not until soma days altar.
wards that the mystifying phenomenon was
explained. Ga the same morning bright
meteoric body WAS seen by people living In
western Missouri aud saatern Kansas, tray
cling in northeaslerly diret on, bsi1g fret
observed as far sou:h IS Lawrence, Kss,
which is nearly 200 miles from the scepe OF
the explosion. This N steor was very lasge
and fiery and trail of sparks marked its
course through the air. YIN. Appsrson,
farmer, living seven miles north of Mirablls,
YES awakened oy thu shock, which was 30
great at bis house that it stopped the clock
and broke several psnes of window g'ass
Jast north Of his house had stood q huge
mace of rock which took up about two acres
of space in his farm. When hs went out to
learn the cause of the shock he was sur
prissd to fad that ibis big boulder had COM
pIetely disappeared and in Its place and
covering the farm for acres around were tons
upon tons of small stones which had bean
crushed, by aome mighty force, from the
once solid boulder. What appeared to be
mass OF iron ore about 6 fest in diameter was
fourd 10 the debris. Tns object WAS obong
10 shape aud had evidently struck the rock
oroadside, for il WAS divided evenly In two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Supreme Court Rules Changed.

The Uoited Safes Supreme Court yester-
day announced come important changes in
ita rules. designed to meet cases brought be-
fore the court principally for the purpose OF
delay. Tne changes are framed specially to
meet hacass corprs cases. and are the result
oi the proceedings taken in the Jugiro eec-
,rocation Case ia New York It Is hoped
that these notifications f the rules will OBJ
cta:e the necessity fJr congressional legisls
ton. The most important change made is
shesddition OF reg airement that all appeals,
wsits of error sDd citations. unless specially
ordered otherwise, must be made relurnable
10 the Supreme Court within not exceeding
thirty days, whether the court Is ia SESSION
or is in vacation. Unless the record and
case ia dockssed within this prescribed time,
The case must DC dismissed by The court If 1t
be- 10 session, and by the clerk during va
cation time. The effect Of these modi6ca-
tons will be to bring every casa bsfore the
court w!thin thirty days fram the decision
Of the lowsr court, except where, for good
reasous, en exception is made. 1t is, also.
not improbable that these changes will
shorten he docket Of the eou.t and be CT
material assistance in enabling the body to
keep ~ with current business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

STILL THE BLOODY SHIRT. In the House
of Representatives yesterday Oh TIC 90
ncuncement by Mr. Rogers, that the force
bill had been laid aside in the Serate, Mr.
Kelly, republican, of K ,nsas. said ths.
gentleman Oh the ether side had ssid 1s.
good news had been received frc-n he Gen
ate. He did not douot that ii sAs I'd
nsws TO The asssssns of John n. Clay tJG.
Dem ocratic hisses. Tney wouid lhro" up
lneir hats and Cheer and cay That vii
give us further permission to asaasalaate tni
kill" Something rad been said sbou
betrayal of party pledges. He krew Of 20
SUCH betrayal, so far es this end Of re
Capitol was concerned Gentlemen on be
other side who betrayed their party pledges,
If they had BEEN betrayed, were reepclsips
to their constituents. II there was spy ie-
trayal, IL Came feom those men vito asd
been instructed By their State Ieg!saafs
to vote for certain oil |, sad who lad t!rf-
cd around shd voted fos il. He br" 30
doubt that the persons ~bo killed ~ !
Matthews, OF miss.ssipp, you'd fake 'e
neWs 30 good news. Mir. Lawis. of Missi'
sippi, denied that the killing Of Matbs"s
grew out Of political causes. Tic causes
were purely personal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

THE RECENT successful fight for free
speech, the preservation of State rights, and
the maintenance of white supremacy in the
socth, by the democrats CT the U. s. Senate
pIeoes Nj. German, under whose wise Lead
arshia it was Conducted In the first rank OF
democratic politicians, and second to none
In the admiration CT his party. His hsnt
was against greater odds than In the famous
parliamentary contest In the q. 8. House OF
REPRESENTATIVES in 1876, conducted on The
democratic side by the late Mr. Randall, but
YRS equally successful. The South, icl
whose especial benefit the fight was mace,
will ever hold Mr.. German in grateful re-
mCmbrance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
New WAY TO WIN ANoTHER's WIFE.-A
Pittshnrg disnatch SAYS:

ghost appeared to John soressks, Pole, who
lives on the south side, few nights sgo and
yarned him that his life was in danger, snd he
hid better leave Pitisburg, and not tell any one
he was going, not even his wife. soresska was
fris htfnet sc first but discovered that the ghost
was his brother joseph. Joseph sud John hai
been suitoIs for the hand of the same girl, away
eff in Poland. and after the girl had msrriea John
she discovered that Joseph was the one she loved.
John brought his bride to America and Joseph
followed and began 10 make love to his brothers
wife The two have maze Johns lie burden,
tae ghost dance bsipg part of The process There
fore John Graves the protection of the law and
the punishment of Jo;eph for alternating his wifes
affections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
country.

In THE Youth 5 Companion of last Novem-
bes Senator Roar said: "In the Senate
speech is absolutely unfettered. Every
measure can be discussed fully without re-
stra;nt and amended without limit. Thi5 Is
of immense Importance, not only to the per
feosion CT legislation, but also to the digoity
of the Senate, and, in my opiaion, to civil
liberty ITSELF" Senator Hoar doesn't say 60
row, but that q majority Of ths Senate does
ia proved by the vote in that body yeatet-
CAV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

Now THAT The gag rule and the Force bill
have been defeated. it s hoped that the re
undated republican majority in the present
Congress, having wasted two-.birds OF the
antire session in vain attempt to force
those obnoxious measures upon the unwli-
ling people, may proceed with the consider
alton of the regular appropriation bills as
rapidly as possible, 40 that all OF them may
be passed before the of March, and thus
avoid sn extra session, which ell wlse cit;-
zsns would daplose. Indeed, such cit'zsns
have begun to look upon the sessions of Con-
aress as the greatest cursea thes rfll!ct this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

The SANDUsKY Register ssya: "a forger
in the Legislature or 10 any office, If be is Q
democrat, is as much at home as in pen'-
tentiary, ia the moral code OF the democratic
party" s'How strange that things should
cease 10 be that once we thought uoending."
II was supposed by outside people that after
The Foraker Hasteed forgery. the word
fo:ger would never again be mentioned by
an Ohio republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

SENATORS Cameron, Jones, Stewart, Tel
Ter, Washburn and Wocott are low de-
Douuced as deserters and traitors bg the
Sou;h-haters in their party for voting With
their democratic colleagues 10 save one-Saif
tbs country from untold troubles aud the
other half from the resulting injury. But
their wise and patriotic action is approved
by all the right.thiakipg men OF the coun'
try, 70 matter in what section their bones
rnap be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

"Hov ecu b;udder B5r?' "Me?" "Lor
sister Charity, poorly sufe'd you born, is
wild de rheumatis crossing ali a5out same
Ga taus snake" Chile, buy Salvation
Oil dey cure saciin.'
The sho,te. the tuna! s1e s9eetar ;se
kiss, bus tee o!eer the cod ne haraer the
cure. D.. Balls Cough Syrup mss broken
mspy stubborn coughs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

THE PEOPLE of the South feel freer now
than they have done since the day the de-
feated Infamous Force bin was introduced in
the U. s. House Of Representatives, by Mr..
Lodge of Massachusetts, and we'll they nsy,
for had that bill passed they would have bid
farewell. long farewell to all their present
prosperity, which would have been changed
iato gloom and despondency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

AMONG ALL the things that are said about
the gag rule and the even moro infamous
Force bill, it must never be forgotten that
President Harrison was the instigator and
promoter of both, and that the ignominy OF
ioelorious defeat res;s upon him more than
upon all those who suhj ,cted themselves to
his domination.