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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29
gy. g. q. U. COLUMN
coSDucrED ny MRS. N. l. Honns.


Eighteen hundred and fifty years have
passed since the Savior introduced ths
new dispensstion by . miraculous exer.
else OF Divine power BY which wateI
WAS turned into wine. which wine liz
caused 10 be distributed for use as bev.
erage, thereby putting the sanction OF I
Divine act not only upon the msnufac'
ture Of wine, but also upon its use BY the
people, Rev. J. X. Sykes.
The above is part OF . serm0n from the
so-calIed Reverend" Judss II Sykes, 4
Lutheran minister Of Ohio. lie IL the
epecial pet OF the whisky men and has
furnished considerable matter for litera.
ture published by The National Protect
i've Association at Louisville. He can
get $1,000 per gallon for all the
wine he or any Of HE bosses can make
as Christ made 1t. out OF water. His
sermons are used as argument in favor
OF The modern brothel, gambling den
and licensed saloon. where Kentucky y
bourbon aud lager beer are almost the
exclusive drinks. Distillali0n was not
discovered for thousand years after
Christ. and wine would surprise the
stomachs Of nine-tenths Of the drinkers
OF the present day. That the saloon is
the worst enemy Of the church. every
sensible person admite, and ell one needle
TO do 10 find out bow the saloonist and
the whisky papers regard the church Is
read their argument. They would en-
tirely abolish the Lords day and make
II day Of debauchery, aud would ride
rough shod every law that is intended 10
prevent them from selling liquid sorrow
10 any form. to anybody, at any time,
and when they can find pretended SER
want Of God that they can use 10 the In.
terest Of the devil, ss they do the "Rev.
Judas X. Sykee, thev make great capital
of II. They say he is the only educated,
accomplished, consistent, real simon
pure Christian preacher 10 existence
while those who are honest enough Ia
oppose the degrading dram shop are de-
nounced az hypocrites and fanatics and
their hisky members compelled TO cut
|off their pay aud boycott them 10 every
manner. The church may not modest
the ssloon but the saloon will not leave
the church alone. Their interests lie ID
opposite directions, and one OF
the other will sooner or later have Il
lsuspend. Tho old party politicians ID
The church are the tools Of the saloon
aud the policy Of some people 10 servs
the Lord IN : way not 70 offend th'
devil. is Just what the saloon wants end
lsuch preachers - Judas r. Sykes, col
do The saloon more service and th(
church more harm than any other class
land II there IL . corner in the lower re-
gions hotter than any other corner,
viii surely be reserved for such men. :
Voice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

The continent favoriug Ex-Governor
Gray for President seems TO Be growing
not only at home, but away from home
A number OF the leading Democratic
papers. south aud east have mentioned
him favorsbly q IN available candidate
II Il pretty generally conceded that b
will be on the ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29
,susp EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER
nunous COUNTY, INDIANA, By
CLEMENT DOANE.
ofFICE.-Is CounIrH BUILDING or
v,r Sixth STREET.


RATES or ADvERrSsHN0.
ouare. lOlines or less, ] week. 81 %
f.,s ~ - ~ ubsequent insertion, IS cts
,oooer advertisements at the same
fraction over even square OF
s'v counted as . square. These
'qa,h she terms for transient advertise
- s,ts. ,s q reasonable deduction will be
~sde % 10 regular advertisers.
yot;ces OF appointment OF admins
...ors and legal notices oflike character
y be paid in advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

a opened ont HARNESS sHor and solicit,
n mare of patronage, a. be SELLS CHEAP Iuh
|sir1,io |scri ALL WORK GUARANTErDT TO GIVE salts.
E ~ Vii hni svs-yth,ne asnsIly All rept IN : FIRST
- -. SHOP 70 select from.
Don't ask for credit, but pIease givs
M, enn and learn prices.
~ y lsss-ly. LOUIS TRoxlGR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

Louis Schade. editor Of the Whisky
at Washington, ID. G. boasts
THAT he, democrat, and the sole repre-
sentative of the whisky heads on the
ground, had great influence with the
good" republican congressmen, and got
llw enty-two OF them to join the demo-
lcrats In the defeat OF the liquor traffic
commission bill. He gioxts that be did
liz in spite OF the prayers aud pleadings
lof Mr.. Powell. j N. Stesrne, Mrs. Ellen
Foster and Mrs. Bittenbender, and other
ll"anti saloon republicans" and II must be
very gratifying to them to realize that 4
red nosed democratic swill barrel has
more influence than they have over the
members Of their party. They surely
|ought 10 know by tbis time that when
ever il comes to . test their party Il
,lcompelled to side with the democratic
v hirkyiies or lose the republican
" hisk yiscs, and one republican whisky.
lite has more influence in controlling the
i party than aIl The anti-saloou republi.
cane in existence. What . picture Il
must make. The National Temperance
ISociety and the non partisan republican
lW. q. T. u. pleading on ono side and
democratic walking beer barrel threat
ening on the other. and the 8. Q. p. says
)I"Yes master" 70 the beer barrel every
thine.
Bs Il known near and fsv, that re-
publican congress by command Of {
whisky democrat defeated the commits
Ision bill and would have done more i
lcommanded. Come out from among
the beer barrels. BE ye separate from
1.-The slum shops, prize fights, gambling
ldens, dog fights, police courts, etc, and
give your support to the Prohibition
party, the only party that dares oppose
the rule or ruin spirit Of the liquor me!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

Those servants Of the brewers, the So
loon keepers. who are running their IL
legal business In Huron, 8. d., rather
|oyerdid the intimidation business. A
la number Of temperance people re-
|ceived threatening letters, ordering them
10 Quit molesting the liquor dealers q
leave town. This 90 aroused the citi'
lzcns generally that public meeting wsi
held, whereat Il was resolved 10 drive
Iout the saloons altogether. To those
who take proper thought u would seem
Il sufficient reason for the abolition 9
the saloon that Il is IN open outlaw. Il
liz were not harmful business In 9th
ler respects, the TACT that Il will no
Ibe subject to any law or regulation
however wise or necessary, should
call for ils observation-disclosures Stan
dard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

New taxation law increases assessment
of property at Crawfordsville from 3d.
20l, Cos 70 81. 10000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29
urs,x. william y. Coz
BRETZ & COX.
attorneys at Law
JASPER, IND.

|vxrII.L practice in the Courts Of Du'
|W bois and adjoining counties.
O5y,cr East of Court House. Feb.6, 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-29

The Iiquor party u naturally distressed
Iby the Supreme Court decision that
l"there is no inherent right Of citizen 70
cell oxicatiug liquors q retail"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13

olga es POGO, que lastima que cantando con
tan buenas parties no pudieran cantar la opera
eptera! ESQ seria de gran eteeto.
La senoriGa de Aguayo nos cant0 admira-
blemonte una rOmanZa de AranZamendi, cuya
letra es del Sr. COrchadO.
FL Sr. Villa tuvo la anabdad de hacernos
cir los cOM5zets de 9 Mdsica Clasican, en- carac-
ter, donde tanto Sc luce.
Ell pdblico aplaudi0 rabiar.
Sigui0 continuation el cOro en- 81 que
cantaron con perfection las senoritas siguien-
tes: Adeia Carload M6ndez, Manuela Beriz,
Leonor Ramirez, Carmen, Mercedes Pillar
Leon, Carmen GimeneZ, Consuelo Llauri, Elisa
Cerra, Juanita Vidal, Maria Garulli, Antonia,
Carlota Adriana Ayuso, Maria Luisa Cells, Pc
pita Sabat, Be4en Y Juanita Saez, Luz Geigel-
Alejandrina CuevaS Y Mercedes Garcia. Estu,
vierOn muy animadas, acciOnandO con mucha
naturalidad cantandO con gran afirmacon.
Vaya un fuerte y calurOsO APPLAUSE para las nj
mas, Y Otro (Quo bien Sc 10 merece) al amigo
PepitO Mauri, habi Director que con gran pa
ciencia exquisite tactO lOgr0 sacar tanto par
lido del coro del C4DsiS61s que no dOja de tener
sus dificultades. El Sr. Villa tamb6n trabaj0 en
la parte esc6ni 20 muy bien y merece otro buen
aplauso.
Termin6 la agradabe velada con IN Guar,
teto de Las bljdS de, Eco, cantado pOr Ia seno-
ra de Bonanza, senOrita Gfm6neZ y senOres Sa-
rrera Durau. Todos muy bien, muy afina-
OOb udud W&W7 Ut@OS1 POl ~ Soesl oS lS0 @Pi'sH-
di0 just1simamente.
En- resumen una fiesta preciOSa, anlmada
: sobre todo prodnctiva para la pobre tamilia
del desdichado Manuel Corchado.
La sonora de Bonanza, encargada dc la
parte l1rica, sc luc6 con su direction, supo eIe,
jr ndmeros agradabes que gustaron muchO.
Que Iastima que Sc nos vaya joya dc tai va
la! La sonora de Bonanza 10 reune tQdo: qua
pa, simpatica, Modesto habilidosa, es verda-
deramente chairman.
FL sr. Ferrer traspunto con gran acierto,
obsequiando con flores 4 todaS = cada una de
las damas que tomarOn parte.
Los senores Mauri y Villa muy complacien-
tes, y la mdsica muy bien. Basta va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13
NotiCiaS de la IsIa

Dlcen de Lares:-Don Jose Maria Torres, y
su apreciable tamilia, siguiendo una tradicion
de oOstumbre, recibieron en- su casa de campo
sus numerosos amigos, ell dia de Reyes Ape
tltosoS manjares y esquiSitOs hcOres brinda-
ron los anttriones q sus convidados, habiendo
termlnado tan agradable fiesta con ell acOstnm-
brado MeYe7aQMe
a*w
Hemos dido deoirq en- un pueblo de la IslA
ha caido hace pocos dias, IN aer0lito de gran
tamano, llarnando la atencion de cuantos 10
han Visto.
Las tres noticias que Siguen ha tenido 10
bOndad do cOmuncarnOSla nueStro actiVO co.
rresponsal de Vega-baja:
Los espansivos habitantes de esta simp6-
tica Villa al yer ell NAL cariz que trafa Ell nue.
70 anO. que en- su primer dia fue luViOsO en-
capotado Sc cOnOce que pensarOn ne aQuello de,
g a NAL tempo, buena cara y q diVertirSe Sc
ha dicho. En- etecto: los bales Sc suceden
los aguinaldos y asaltos Sc empalman, toda
clase de distracciones pdblicss SO repitOn con
extraOrdinaria frecuencia, On medic de la me-
jOr ammonia y dando con ella una prueba mas
de la cultura de 6sta localidad. Alegres como
ninOS bien nutridos han despedido los vega
baienos al papa de la criatura con igualOS
agasajos han recibido 6sta.
Uno de los asaltos mas notableS con-
curridos, tuvO lugar Ia noche del dos de los
cOrrientOS en- los espaciosos salones de los es-
pesos Quintero, quienes en- union de sns dis
cretisimaS hijas, hcierOn los honores de la fe8-
ia con su proverbial galanterfa trato esqui-
sito.
LesioneS'--4uy graves fueron las que Ol
vecinO del barriO de ESDinOsan t6rninO Mu-
nicipal del Dorado, I4dcas Nevarsz inf1ri6 su
conVecinO Antonio Davila quien le ha sido
amputada la mano derecha de geSultas de aque-
Has, y sigue con pocas esperanzas de vida. Ell
juZgadO de Vega-baja, que al tener noticias del
case Sc constituyo en- 81 lugar dc la ocurren.
cia, conoce del asunto
.*#
Ell cadaVor de una j0ven llamada Paula
Martinez dc % amos de edad, soltera, vecins
del barrio de Palmarejo" t6rmino Municipal
del COrOzal, fu6 hallado colgado de un palo en-
el citado barrio. Sup0nese que el hecho sea
debidO al eStadO dc enagenaci0n mental en- one
SO encOntraba Ia infeiz suieida. FL JuzOado
competente instruye deligencias On averigua.
ci0n del hechO.
I'll Ayuntamlento de Mayaguez hA acorda-
do que las proximas elecciones Sc celebren an
la Sala Capitular.
S No acOStumbT&mOS porder nueStro item.
po nj hacerlo perler los lectoros de IA CO.
RREsPoNDENCLA, cOntestando las indirectaE 4
ataIues mas menOs injustos 8 aDaSionados
que Sc nos hagan por la pTenSa Pero uuere-
mos hacer una oScepcion en- honor de ni1estro
colega La RGs6as de Nayagiez, que nos aludo
en- 50 edicion del IL de los corrientes. nara one
esa escepci0n sirva de norma los demas eoleoas
dc Ia Isla. AL efecto le decimos que ST Ia "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13

empeadOS en- aQuella dificil maniobra Reel
ba nuestro APPLAUSE ell Sr. Potous, incansable
Jefe de tan honrOsO Institute aSi como tam
bien los hOnrados artesanos que saben cum
plr con los deberes que voluntaramente Sc
han impuesto.
El DR.. Ferrer, cuya agradable vista tuVi-
mos 81 gusto de recibir eSta .manana, nos ha
manlfestndo ia gratitU que sente por todas
las persOnaS que COO raron la realization
Gle la Velada de anocht De los Sres. Alcalde
Jete del Presidio, gTandes elogios; de
los Sres. Mauri, reput smo Director de or
questa del tambien audido actor, Sr. Vila
Camolen esta eLDr. relmuE agradecido.
Nos dicenqp oc6e robaron D. Fran
cisco Trapaga, carretlla y z tablones de
capa, u AnGo fTapaga, que Gs quien nos
comQnlcaIa La :la acusa de presuntos auto
res det nee los llamados Pacholo Bernes
y Jos6el
tenido ell gusto de recibir la vista
deI 0rado tenor frances Sr. Don MauTicio
Fal IN llegadO q nueStra cludad, dc paSo
p' Habana bordO del Vapor V1ttGOeTde
VAL segdn algunos periodicos franceSes
nos mostr0, ha trabajado con 6XitO en- la
era de Paris en- la Scala de Milan On las
53p1blicaS Sud-amercanas, ha aicanzado gran
rs triunfos. Dicllo renombrado tenor nos ha
la lhO que piensa organizar un concerto en-
J3ia ciUdad, con ell concurso de algunoS artis-
CicOs prOfeSoreS y aficionadOS FL Sr. Val re-
side en- .el Hotel San Juan, Fortaleza, hume
| 70 15.
-
Ha venido q quejarse un vecino de la ca
lie de San Francisco n1mero % de que por di
fere1cias habidas entire i'm Guardia de 0rden
publico, una prima del denunciante, este, el
| guarda, le tir0 con IN sable a la prima no hi
ri6ndola, atortunadamente', por que hugo
tempo. Ell sable, dice e. denunciante, dejo Ia
senal de la violencia con que fu6 arrojado, On
| ell piso donde Sc encaj6
Esta tarde las cuatrt0 y en- ell patio del
Quartet de Ballaja ha tenido lugar la SAGA de
| los 83 reemplazos llegados de la Peninsula On
ell dia de aver bor6lo del vapor AyomsO XII,
en- la forma siguierte: para Artilleria, los que
reunan condolences, ell resto a Alfonso XIII
Caaiz,
a Lista dc los pasajeros llegados On la tarde
de aver bordo del vapor Alfonso XII: Abe
lardo Morales~-Ignacio Arzuaga-Jos6 Pedro
ga y senora.-Policarpo Conde-8S soldados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13
Noticias de la Capital
Leemos en- El Clamor del Pats:


s% "El Comt6 autOnomista de la Capital, en-
session celebrada antes de anoche ha resuelto
oponerse en6rgcamente al retraimiento disc
luci0n del partidO, al efecto ha cOnfiado la
mission de hacer DIR Su parecer en- e senO del
DirectoriO y la Delegation, nuestro conse-
cuente correligionario D. Julian E, Blanco, que
debe trasladarse Ponce con objeto de asistir
a la reunion anunciada para ell Domingo
Tenemos entendido que las instrucciOnes
del senor Blanco Sc extienden hasta ell puntO
de manifestar en- eSa reunion, case de que la
mayOria resueIva el TetraimentO, que ell Cpmi
mite de la Capital no Sc, dara por disuelto y
cOntinuara levando la representation de sus
correligionarios, durante la campana electoral
iniciada, con la misma decision Y buena vOlun-
tad que hasta ell presente."
Sc han quejado algunos vecinos de que
aver, desde las dOre del dia no Sc encontraba
carne en- nuestro mercado. Infinidad de fa-
miaias SO quedaron sin conseguir este casi in
dispensable alimento. ALA, a qdien cores
ponda para que ell NAL Sc remedie, pues el
asunto todos interesa por igual.
Aver, nos dicen, hubo ell escandalo ache,
en- la casa lamada Hog0 de las flores, Nor
zagaray ndmero 8 Dos elOs una ella fue-
ron los promOVedores del escandalo, dOnde,
dicen, lucieron algunas armas prohibidas Di-
chos indiYiduos fueron entregados los tribu-
Qdl0S pOF Id pOllCIa
AZ
D1cese que los treneS del ferrOcarril GUAM
do empiecen a circular, saldran de Arecibo a
las de la manana, llegaran la Capital las
81 y rcgresaran de una dos de la tarde.
~
Es extraordnariO Verdaderamente ell nd
moro de selos de cOrleO que Sc ha cOnsumidO
con motive de las tarjetas de felicitaciones que
en- estOs dias han circuladO 'pOr el cOrreO de la
/ HafOG
para publicarlos.
III Sr Administrator de Comunicacionas
! dc la Isla, prOyecta, segun nos ha dichO, vel
de establecer un plan mas rapido on ell serVi
clio del ranlO, tan prOntO empiecen circular
los trenes del fcrro-carril entire esta Capital
y AreGibo
Nuestro amigo el sr. D. jose Gonzalez
Font Sc ha servido obsequiarnos con un elem.
plar (2a edici0n) de los EIeHscMt0S de COSmO
grQt3G y Ge0gTGf1o Particular de la ISJ0 dt
| Puerto Rico, por d. Felipe Janor Soler, que
primoT osamente acaba de editar en- su bier
montada Tpograf1a Agradecemos muy mu.
cho ell regalO.
Aver nanana, vimos que la policia condu.
cia presO un individuO. Nos dijeron lamar.
Sc Jose Lugo y que hace dias era buscado con
empenO @
am
Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n para un
bale de contanza que celebrara la sociedad
| CirculO de Ansist0d, de esta ciudad, en- la no
! che del del proximo Febrero. Oportuna-
mentO Sc ayisara ell local en- donde Sc celebre
| dich0 bale. Agradecemos mucho la atenci6n
Anteayer manana saco el acreditado fot0-
grafo, Sr. Alfonso, algunas totograffas del Ba-
TALON C1gddOres de Colon ndmero 29, que
| guarnece esta plaza Las Yistas que tofn6
segdn nos dicen, fueron 6stas L. possci6ts :
Ell Battalion en- 6rden de. combate, con una
companta desplegada en- guerrilla, otra On sos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13

ba nuestro APPLAUSE ell ST. Potous, incansable
Jefe de tan honroso Institute, asi como tam
bien los honrados artesanos que saben cum
plir con los deberes que voluntariamente Sc
han impueSto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-13

Sc han quejado algunos VecinOs de que
aver, desde las dore del dia no Sc encontraba
carne en- nuestrO mercado. Infinidad de IA
mi,ias Sc quedaron sin conseguir este casi in
dispensable alimento. Alla qhien cores
ponda para que ell NAL Sc remedie, pues el
asunto todos interesa por igual.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-11-19
West Indian Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE list OF
reciprocity agreements which began
with Brazil several months ago, and
which includes Spain, San Domingo,
Costa Rica and other countries, may
possibly be extended to the British
West Indies, although the negotiations
which are about to be commenced with
the latter country will assume new
and interesting phase. Sir Nevill Lub-
book, who will represent in the nego-
tiations British Guiana and all the
islands in the British West Indies, ex-
cept Barbados and Jamaica, has al
ready arrived in Washington. Within
a week or two commissioners will
reach here from the islands named, and
then the trio of representatives will
hold formal conferences with the state
department, although in the meantime
the preliminaries will be arranged
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-11-19
business Receivers.

New YORK, Nov. 14-R. g. Dun &
Co. s Weekly Review of Trade says:
Business hes entirely recovered from
the slight distur bance caused by the
Maverick bank failure. Money in New
York has fallen again to per cent. on
call and at Boston plenty is offering
and rates are steady. Trade is large in
volume for the season and in many
lines, especially at the west, the largest
ever known. But margins for profits
are narrow and the tendency of prices
is not toward improvement in that re-
spect While breadstuffs advance, most
manufactured products tend to de-
cline. Records of mortgages satisfied
in western counties show that enor-
nous sums are taken for that purpose
by farmers from their receipts, SO that
an unusual proportion of the money
paid for crops goes to cancel debts cre-
ated in past years. Doubtless this in
part explains the fact that the demand
for various manufactured products has
not yet increased so largely as was ex-
pected in view of the great crops
roicad
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-11-19

Whereas, the general condition of our coun,
ty imperatlvely demands unity of action on
the part of the laboring classes, reformation
and economy, and the dissemination of prin-
ciples best calculated to encourage and foster
agricultural and mechanical pursuits. en-
rOuraging the toillng masses leading them
In the road to prosperity, and providing
Just and fair remuneration for labor, just
exchange for our commodities and the best
means OF securing to the laborlng classes the
greatest amount or good; we hold 10 the
principle that oil monopolics are dangerous
to the best interests Of our country, tending
10 cnslave a free people and subvert and
finally overthrow the great principles pur-
chased by the fathers of American liberty.
We therefore adopt the following as our
declaration of principles:
l. To labor for the educ ,tiOn of the agricu,-
ura classes 10 the science of economical
government, in a strictly nonpartisan spirit
and bring about more perfect union OF said
classes.
That we demand equal rights to all, and
special favors to none.
s. To endorse the motto: an all things
essential, unity; and in all things charity.
l. To develop a better state mentally,
morally socially and financially.
g. To constantly strive to secure entire har-
mony and good will 10 all mankind and
brOtherly love among ourselves.
To suppress personal, local, sectional
md national prejudices, all unhealthy rivalry
and oil selfish ambition.
7. The brightest jewels which 1t garners,
are the tears OF the widows and orphans, and
It's imperative commands are to visit the
homes where lacerated hearts are bleeding;
to ssuage the suffering of brother or a
lister; bury the dead, care tor the widows
and educate the orphans; TO exercise charity
towards all offenders: to construe words and
deeds in their most favorably lighr, granting
honesty of purpose and good intentions TO
others and to protect the principles of the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union until
death. Its laws are reason and equity; it's
cardinal doctrines inspire purity of thought
and life. it' intention ia: ION earth, peace
and good will to man."
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-11-19

above letter to the Reveille explains
itself and is, so far as we know, the
first instance where the liberty of the
people of Washington has been threat
ened by the unholy union of two polit-
ical elements that have been twenty
five years at swords point battling
with each other, irrespective of races,
color or previous conditions of servi-
tude. Farmers and laborers of What
com county, the first tap on the drum
of your funeral dirge has been sounded.
If you are loyal democrat can you
still hold to democracy with the tan
gible evidence that your party proposes
to link arms with its avowed enemy,
the republican party, against the
people? II you are a republican can
you conscientiously vote for the party
that henceforth has legally aud un-
qualifiedly sold itself over to the devil
ard democracy?-Whatcom wash
Alliance Journal