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RAILROADS.
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sTssl bI Esi TRACK k.sNI IFS2IG sgsSss
~ enc, : ~ n, NesslnI-.r y, iss,I
Ih HSksfR T sSb sT sh fSl sasTIoN
For l1Iisenrr snd Tie Nes,. pcnusyivInis Linliiei
daily. taSi Lins, ~ IN. daily e. C6,csso
80 anhss .id - i.GHs VITA isrot osr Harm
lurs 80 ln,isual-ais, titt-aurs ~ - uni,gs. A.
, Ss q s@I 5 .,N ig and nd nsti ;,
harr,shurs, and slssIiny NsrS Hsrrts,,,rS 20 y
LOUIS snd tInciunafi. aud ninins ar HarriSl.urg
% -. Louis 90 nnilian ha,rsss - 80 I'm.
fSslirs AMI siss,tirE aud binins Csrs HlrTi.sSrs
g. Chicaro Western iNpr"ss AZ :. ~ q an. daiis.
louis. sonnsins ,siis At nsTfi-ur VII thTSu,a
ScsiSrs Tor i.oaisNlils AID M~,.rii,. Pullman
lsc,nc tNrr.Ss, 10 y m daily ior htisi.urv and
For kan- tsnaniaiEaa. Rochester and NiaaAra Pals
For IRE. Canaiidasgn4 aud Rpghest-r daily, for Buf
iaiS am Nisssrs daily sS.sis s,,a,isS loo
For Miii4nlspori tochrster snd Niseara Tails. . 40
IN daily EXCEPT saturday. with Ss"eIans car
For Niiiismsport, Remove And Emira. at 10 80 q
for Miiiiarisrort. daily. 4 3op.m.
FOR PHILADEIPHlA NEM YORK AND TIE EAST
100 ard ii.:iS I'm, IN sahdiy. sjn. ii oOS.
mn M H , -, Z lo = ~ : ~ la-so aud II b 4
H,nlhs Car TO New hoTk, a.4o an. daily. sHosIa
20, Nss ho,h only. ilnl,ei F1pre-s with Dinins
Gar non Fi bHli Hit e., c,Pg E,,a DAILY
=. u III
fAsi Len, cypress $40 an week days And , s5 pm
ac.omincIatiou. 500 a m. daily.
fNpress. y - q daily
for Bosom, without chansr. !. n y m every aav
fot htouAlNn. y. l.. all through trims ,.tu.t a
Jersey Ciis sith loats OF Brooklyn Ann.x. Sfford,
liiS dirett transfer o. uon str.-.t Hvoiic douli.
:. ictrtaSe a,rVss New Atrk SitN.
daily. -ss ii-@' I'm
For HsliimcrN. SEQ. 6 Nj. 80. sla.auo a An
loou lO. -. 100 aud N - q Ia : l., Al . Ia
al.i, -; i45. a., I. - Az. > an. d III al
lOha. ~: II aud II. "a a. on ~unaa,, 5tsi
800. aoa. 1O..sU. 100 a IA. 4. Is 81 :. iO
= II 81. > a.. 4-Oi. 4. ~. J. 10. q IA 4o ipai
and ll..-b o.
For RoI'es Greek Line. : ~ a m. and No IN
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis, s..ao. 800 snd n "a a. m. and4aO
D. m. daily, eAceTt sunday. Sundays. 800 a IA.
and 4 % .. Al.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
an l-ni nouD. Loo. Ia. a.>. 49,. 80.
90. q. u, Su2. 10 ~ aud II. "a n M ON Sun-
day si 4. 30. ..sb. n.sa. lu.s5 AIN. a. . Al
a. IL, NO2 aud lOtlb a. ma.
Acconi,odatiun tor Quanisco. :. A. m. daily
For Ia ltuoud aud tue south. 40 aud 10 = am.
daily a.us pm. Neek uays.
Trains leave AleNandra tor Washington. G.O5 7.ua.
300. z ~. 5.Ua = ~. * IL. ga. 81 ~. - ana
ll.os pm. On sunday AZ 81 10. lOl.G N n AMI
1l.44 am ..IS SOa. ..O5. 80. ~ ~ and -.
pm.
Tickets and Information AZ the Office northeast rsr-
ner oi lh street AMI ltnnsyl avenue and the
station. Nhsrp orders i i'it the checking vi
l,s.a2e 10 dos nation iroin hotels and e-l.nc..
General MANAGER. General PASSENGER Ascent
nols
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The Irish Catholic of Dublin asserts that n
scheme is already in operation in many parts
OF Ireland to draw the young men of the
country into the membership of certain secret
societies, which aim at preventing the attain.
ment Of home rule for Ireland in aoconstitu.
tional manner and must inevitably result in
murder and outrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-21

Henry Nowlin, colored. was hanged Yesterday
as fincsstle, Va, for the murder of an Italian
named Mosca last August near Buchanan.
The drop fell at Ills and the negro died of
strangulation, and after hanging AZ minutes
the body was cut down. The negro made a full
confession, professed penitence and walked
private.
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Successor to Congressman Houk.

An election will be held today in. the second
Tennessee congressional district for the pur-
pose Of selecting successor in Congress to the
late l. C. Houk. The republican candidate is
John c. Houk. g well-known republican organ
izer, and against him is Gen. J.C.J Williams
Q Appointment attorney.
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The Harvard and Yale foot ball teams win
play today ut Springfield, Mass. Twenty thou-
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ID IcHMoSp AND p.Sy1LLE RAILROAD On

II IcHMoND AND pANyIILE RAILROAD co.
~ Schedule ia effect Noyeluber L., 1891
All trains leave and arrive at Pennsy Passenrp
Station. Washington. DC.
$50 a m;--Daily ior ISneh6urE and interrneaia,.
stations Conne.'ts At Lynchbung with Norfolk aud
Western railroad. Connects a Manassas for Front
10 5na m n'r-fSIy fa r p%a i1S,n
neper. Orange. Chariottes.i Lynchbun. Danvills
North Carolina divisions Charlotte and stations south
Carolina DIVISION. and stations Atlanta and
Division Atlanta where connection Is mad. IN
Union Station for all principal points south and south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and Washington
TO Atlanta connec ting with Pullman seeper Atlanta
10 New Orleans AontsOlnery ana Mobile aud Putt
man sleeper 10 Memphis wa Birmingham unItes al
lumiia. and q, Gre,Tsi.oro VITA Pullman s.senss ,ss
knoxville VIA Ashey1lic and Hot sprInss.
and oranse through Tram for froni Royal hlyerion
ii 90 D. -Daily-wAsHTNGToy AND SOUTH.
NESTEbN hEsTtBUL LED LIMITED. A mA1llifcent
Drawing koonl. Dining. sleeping aud Buffet, si.os
Ing Library and Observation Cars Of latest aud
pressly Tor ts Service. An extra changed 90
tins train m connectioB VITA tIrstcsss Tckets only
mediate connections with trains for New orleans
Orleans aud kieksbure VIA TIIniI,,i,ans ps,ll1nsa
Sleeper Washington to New Orleans via Montgomery.
No extra fare charged between Atlanta and New Or
leans
ii :sapm.-Daiy. Southern Express for Iy ncbburx.
DHnyile oreensboro. kalelgn. Salisbury anu s.aol.s
Western North Carolina Division. Charlotte sta
Atlanta and Charlotte Division 10 Atani " IA r. con,
nection ls made IN Union Station Tor s points south
lantA.
Pullman Buffet SLEEPER. New York and Washington
10 hnonyiIle wa Lynchburg, Danylie. Salisbury.
and Western North Carolina DisisIon. aud AashInx-
ton 70 Kansas Guy Atlanta. Blruluy han and
Memphis.
,IKAINs ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington . 10 daily. B..s, 8.
daily. and 4 ID pm. except Sunday. returning.
arrive AZ Washington 30 and $40 .. daily.
and u .,J a. IN. except sunday.
N through trains lrom the south via Charlotte and
and As p.I and from Orange 40 - IL.
burg local at - - p. IA. and IL 10 a
1lckets. sleeping reservation and information
furnished and baggage che Led offce 1900
eyHania ave-. and Al passenger station.
railroad. 9th aud sts.. Washington. ID. q Tele-
phone, No. I2l2.
mold JAMES L. TAYLOR. Gen Pass Agent
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W rrH TIE COMING

OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO
REALIZE MORE FOICIBLY THAN
EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY.
ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI-
TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND A
LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO
SEE WHAT IS NEW AND HOW THE
PRICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS AS
YOU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAs.
ING. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT
HERE THAT THERE ISN'T A MORE
DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS IN WASHINGTON
THAN We CARRY. WE HAVEN'T BEEN
IN OUR NEW BUILDING LONG
ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY
YET. AND EVERY THING IS CRISP
AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR Gus
TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE
SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING PAY
MENTS. AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE
NO EXCEPTION IF YOU SO DESIRE IT.
GLAD TO TALK 1T OVER WITH YOU
ANY TIME.
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DRUNKENEESs OR TIE LIQUOR HABIT, POS
~ TIMELY CURED BY ADMiNIsTkRiNG
II is manufactured % powder. which can be given
in glass of beer. cup OF coffee or tea or in food
without the knowledge Of the pstient Its absoluteiy
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patent - moderate drinker or A aco.
holic wreck. 1t has been xven in Thousands Of
and In every instance perfect cure has followed Il
never fails. The system once tnpregusted With the
specnc ~ become an utter impossibfy for the quor
appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
torty-S1Ghe Pave book Of Particular free. To b
bad Of 9. =. WARE. under Ebbitt House. Wssh.
angsons y. q my12. 81. IT, I. "a, t026my,iR
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Il q now thought the New York Legislature
WI b . Tie on joint ballot
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CHEsArEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFIECV NOVEMBER II. 1881
rams leave daily rom Union statiun tB aud q >
9Th and y streets
1hrou- the grandesf sensry ia Ain.ri.-a with the
handsouest aild I.iu~t couYlcte solid Ttau Service
West from Na~utugfOil.
100 - 'Cir ciunsti Past Line" with dining car
from Washington and Solid Tram "a Einrinnlsi NTH
out change. arriving ~ Cincinnati 81 - ~ m con
necting m the iniun deIOI tor lndisuato.ls ~.
Louis. a..
II. 10 nm. the famous ''F T. Y Ne-fiula Iirnradr-
solid Netibuie tram With dining CINCINNATI.
ONO. ekl-tun and Louisville. Ny. arrtViIfr I'm
clnnau NJ % - M. Lexington a. ~ q. M. 1usk1lle
30 In. connecting in linton del ots Tor AL lninf-
10 r. In.. Ikprrss for Gordon a-iote.Nia
Richmond. MaynesborO. staubton and PRINCIPAL Nir-
sinla poluts-
~. ). VA. via a., r. andP Railway and Rirnund 20
Old Point Couiory and NurfuiE-pNlA Rail LINE.
5l3 and lagI Penn. ave
nol6 n. " FULLER Cienl Passenger Agent
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ii AVING MADE IMPROVEMENTS AT OUR
'WHEELERIEs" AND CYCLING RINK.
s2l ST. NV,
We shall now make this HEADQUARTERS Cand
close office 1921 Fstl.
Where shall be pleased see patrons and the
cycling public. We have ful line and good assert
of wheels
DARTS, PsNCHOS, TOURISTS BOYS and GIRLS
WHEELS. Renting. Repairing. Lessons.
oc30 SMITH WHEEL MANUF-G co.
A SPECIAL DRIVE on BICYCLES.
1891 Crescents. Diamond Frames full ball bearinss
Former price, 81. Now SO.
1881 LADIES' Juno's. full ball bearines Former
price. SO. Now SIS. All new goods
ATwATER CYCLE COMPANY
oc3o 1926 Penn ave-
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November Il, 1891
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
avenue aud q street.
or chicago and northwest. Aesfibuled Iinited Er-
press trains IL 81 a. ia. : L. p.u d.Ily.
For tlnSlDnasi. II. Louis aud IndsnASsolis yesti-
buled Limited S.aO, express II 80 0. daily.
For flttsburg and Cleveland express daily IL 30 a.
and :. - pa
For Lexington and stanton go 4Oam
For Winchester aud way stations Is Arm
Tor luray. t.k3O. =. ~ pm.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chaftanooga and Memphis
100 4. m. daily s!os.Iung through
% ~. S3Dlinute-l. N~ua s:al 10 tsl 4-lnin-
ntes a ~, xl2u. l.. 10. N2..u, A.. ~. nal.l q -,
h42s. All, N4.J5 t5.0b. 45lninuIes). H 40, 5.L,
x0 ~ 60 n ~. A. %. a. IA. n 80 and gsp NJ
sundays. ~. -, tsa0. s.,-minuiss 1s5 = - n. A
lloOO. 4onIinutss) a IA. rl.OO. lOO ~ 10 A. 40
81. 4.bl. ~ - tstl. 4b-innutes ~. q. "a.
asO, xstOo. xii. 30. 81. 81 pm.
For Annapolis. - and SD m. Il. 10 and & 2S
pm sundays. .. 20 IA. I. 81 \. m.
For Frederick, tll.aO I'm. Ills. f4.30. f5.3C
pm
For Hagersto~n. no. 40 a. m and Is. 3op.m
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOR NEM YORK AND PHIL
ADElPHlA
For Phiihdeiphia. New York. boston, and the east.
daily 4-uD. 100. 90 co. DINING Gar) an. L. 90
noon = 40 q % Dining Carl, III 20 pm. slesylns
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Boston. .. 40 o. with Pullman Buffs, Sleep
ing Car running through TO Boston Without chance
va orldse. landing b. aud
For Atlantic CITY a. O.. 10 90 and II 90 noon. Sun
days. L. % A. NJ. and 1. noon.
hog time Of suburban trains tables 10 be bad
tExcept sunday. DAILY. ssundAy only.
atNIrsSS Trains.
Bagprage called for and checked hotels and resi-
dences by Union Transfer 20. orers left at ticket
j. 4. ODElI. CHAS. % SCI-II
Gen. MANAGER. InoI4I Gen Pass A.,
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BICYCLES.

WE ARE SELLING OUR MACHINES AT COST
w until we relieve ourselves of our surplus
stock. We guarantee that have the best Bicy.es
that money can buy. We handle only the machines
manufactured by Humber Co of Beesion. England.
the most celebrated manufacturers bicycles in
world. F. j. Osmond. the Champion of the world has
won the championship this machine for the past
four years Now is your opportunity. DO not miss
Terms made easy. W. l. CRls1 4 CO., ols 18th
ST. NV. ocl.-sn
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OOM MIssIONkk on DEAD hon n, khY sTAlE
" ana 1errltory. Notary ana L. :. Colnrnis-iotrr
JNo. 4 bEAIA- lsel , a. n y,
IN ofhcs From An 70 Pm ~
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hitching. 1t had patent adjustable loop
on top, which saved buying and losing collar
buttons.
wonder il you have considered the manv
course you are all thinking: .But how it grinds
down the poor" Very true; but no more than
does our American system And, strangely
enough, they both work in about the same
way. You think it unjust that the poor of this
far-cf land should have all the sickness and old
age, while the rich have the youth and beauty.
But, tell you, friends 1 have walked on
5th avenue in New York and seen the carefully
nurtured and splendidly developed children Of
the rich, and then, as I have walked with the
children Of the poor: who work in the sweat
shops and live in foul holes and novels, / have
said to myself this il no fairy tale or parable
but it has indeed become true that the poor
sell their flesh and bone that the rich may be-
come beautiful and strong.
But viii net moraiize. was going to tell
You what nice plan this was. The well-to-do
never grow old. This beautiful young lady
with whom I was talking told me without q
blush that she was 247 years old on her last
birthday. OF course she has been made
over good many times. In this remarkable
land loving wives tease their husbands not for
diamond rings and sealskin cloaks, but for a
new pair Of eyebrows, new dimpled chin. or
some white tapering fingers. And am told
that in the highest circles the promise to '1ove,
honor and obey. h.: become q pledge to love.
honor and beautify the bride. So that in this
country 1t all depends ON the husband whether
the wife keeps young or not Isn't that true in
America. too?
was much interested in the village through
which We were walking. Perhaps what most
attracted my attention was the manufactures.
They have no steam power. What is more
natural than in this land where the human
body 10 % wonderfully developed they should
turn u 10 accoun4 And this they do In many
iassatoas ways In one large factory which /
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FRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
= ing Establishment. LOS New York ave. First
Class ladies' and gents work of description
PARTY DRESSES. PLUSH AND yELVETS
ANTON AND CAR0LlNE LEkCH, formerly with
A. FISHER and Maison lriose. PARIS. my9
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05

commissioners as having been done,
not for the interest of the people,
but for the purpose Of making a
place for and paying a salary to a
party pet. We would call the at
tention of the county commission
ers to clause 2, section 3, of an act
defining the duties of district
attorney of the various districts in
the state of Idaho.
Resolved, That tho high rate Of
taxation in Ada county is burden,
particularly on the small farmer,
and it is the duty of the county
commissioners to exercise the most
rigid economy in the expenditures
of the peoples money, and they
should go to no expense that is not
absolutely necessary for the proper
transaction of the county business.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions, properly attested, be
sent to the secretary of the Ada
county farmers alliance, a copy
to the clerk of board of county
commissioners, and a copy to
county papers for publication.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
not among democrats, but between
democrats and republicans.

not among democrats, but between
democrats and republicans.
The democratic party has been
uncompromisingly committed tc
the free coinage of silver, both in
congress and out. ever since the
country found out that John Sher.
man had demonetized it by trick
with few exceptional individuals
like Grover Cleveland and J. G.
Carlisle who oppose it at the insti-
CATION of some bond holding syndi-
cate or the London money power.
The free coinage of silver is pro-
vision of the constitution of the
United States, precisely as is gold,
and any one opposing it is an
enemy of American institutions.
There are turnip-headed men all
over this country opposing it be-
cause they have never looked into
the matter, but they mostly vote
the republican ticket. Cleveland's
celebrated sentence that, "the free,
Independent and unlimited coinage
of silver would be disastrous to the
country" and Carlisle latest utter
ances are both remarkable in
stances of a crafty use of language
to mislead and establish a false
issue. The sleek features of the
attorney crops out instead of the
wise head of the statesman.
If Mr.. Carlisle really wants to
eliminate the silver issue from the
platform of '92 he can easily Join
tho silver party in congress this
winter and give us a free coinage
law that will end the controversy.
If President Harrison should dare
to veto it the people of this nation
would snow him under so deep in
their indignation that it would
take the fires of "Dante's Inferno"
> century to thaw him out. Won
der who the money power will trot
)ut next? w.
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I hereby certify that the .ho..
resolutions were, On ~
2lst day of NoveuI.''
[sEA1.] 1891, adopted by tI'
k No. or Boise alliance
Attest: H. I. McLA1,cu,
CO.. F. PETERSON, Pres;dss,,.
Secretary. D'
The Davenport, Iowa, Demoe,,,
publishes letters from a hund,.,
democrat congressman represents.
thirty states on the sentiment :
favor Of Boies for a place on II.
presidential ticket. Nearly .v.,.
one is for Boiss for vice.president
Iowa is solid for Boies for tho s,,.
place.
The United States Cheroke.
commission has agreed to "a,
So, 100000 for the land in Indian
territory known as the Cheroke.
strip. This is at the rate of Sian
an acre.
Cloak,s, Newmarkets, Jackets m
samples but stock on hand. Stiles +
Dunbar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05

Hall of Lower Boise Alliance No
20, Ada county, Idaho.
Whereas, The county commits.
sioners, of Ada county, at their
regular session in April, 1891,
granted to the Boise City rapid
transit company and railway cor
poration, the right of way for an
electric railway, for the distance of
five miles from Boise City on all
the public highways leading into
Boise City, and also granted to
said rapid transit railway com.
pany, the right to cross all county
bridges over Boise river, at or
near Boise City, with their rail.
way, without any compensation to
the people for the right of way.
Resolved, That we, the members
of Lower Boise farmers alliance
No. %, condemn this action of the
county commissioners as fragrant
evasion of their sworn duties to the
public and an outrage on the tax.
payers of Ada county. The high
ways and bridges have been built
by the farmers and taxpayers Of |
Ada county, at great expense, and |
should be kept for their use.
Resolved, That if the Boise CITY
railway transit company want a
right of way, let them buy it, and
+ they want bridges to cross Boise
liver on, let them build them as
'ther railway corporations do.
Whereas, The board of county
commissioners, at their regular ses-
ion in July, 1891, created the
'ffice of attorney for the board of
ounty commissioners, and ap-
'cintsd c. C. Stevenson, as such
'ttorney, with salary of $500 a
ear payable quarterly out of the
ounty treasury.
Resolved, That We denouce this
ct of the county commissioners az
n injustice to the taxpayers and !
n unlawful appropriation of the
copies money. That the people
ave elected and are paying q fair
'lary to q district attorney to at.
nd to their legal business. We
ok upon this act of tho county
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THE PLATFORM FOR '02.

THE PLATFORM FOR '0e.
And now comes John G. Car
Isle, democratic senator from Ken
lucky, and says, '"There are wide
and honest differences of opinion
among the members of our party
upon the silver question" Please
allow your humble servant to in.
form the eminent senator that he
is mistaken. There may be wide
difference of desire on this plain
question, but not an honest differ.
ence of opinion, among intelligent
men, either democrats or republic
cans, who have given the subject a
thoughtful consideration. There
are some rich democrats and some
rich republicans who desire to keep
silver a debased metal that money
may be scarce and interest high,
but they know it is wrong. There
are also some politicians in both
parties who befog the question and
belittle silver, as money, because
they are paid to do it, or. because
of some political preferment they
hope to obtain through the help of
tho money power. But every in.
telligent man knows that silver is
the money provided by the consti-
tuition of the United States and
carried out, by its laws, for eighty.
three years without question or
dispute; there can be no honest
difference of opinion on this ques-
ton. Silver has been treated lust
as gold for eighty-three years and
every we'll informed man knows it. |
Senator Carlisle knows it as we'll
as John Sherman or Bill Mckinley.
Leading republicans have claimed |
time and again that silver was de-
based by trick, and some of them
claim that John Sherman was the
tool of the tricksters, hence his de-
feat in the national convention that
nominated J. G. Blaine. All agree
that it was once money, that it was
demonetized in 1873, but all will
not agree that it shall b monetized
again. Gold could be treated in
the same way and cause the same
There is nothing
honest about such conduct, but
there is a vast amount of selfish.
ness in 1.-THE selfshness of the
rich to own the whole earth regard
ess of the rights Of the poor.
Mr.. Carlisle again says: I
"The first duty of the demo. d
ratio party is to change the laws .
lnder which earnings of the peo.
lie are taken away from them by
MUST taxation for private pur- I
oses; and whoever proposes to Il
ostpone the performance of this l.
uty in order to inaugurate among -.
urselves war over the silver "
uestion, or any other is not a wise n
ounsellor and would not make a p
.fe leader" 81
So thought Gov. Campbell of G.
hio, but he did not make a wise "s
ader, at least, not wise enough to ii,
in. q,
The democrats of Ohio had a ii,
tier chance to win than the or
'mocrats of Iowa under the lead. ia
ship of Coy. Boies. be
Iowa is a more typical repubi- 70
n state, has been more persist. tri
tIy republican than Ohio, giving be
,ch larger proportionate MAORI 70,
A more sensible solution of the 60
uation is thus presented by the gu
lanta Constitution. ha
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-05
AFTER THEM.

The Lower Boise Farmers Let the
County Dads Know That They are
Not Asleep.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-21
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ind will not grippe or produce any un-
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