The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-08-22
WASHINGTON LETTER

cratic clubs Will launch a declded
political novelty ON the l2ih Of
September, when a special car
under the coHtroi Of that A>So-
clation will start from Washng-
ton on forty days missionary
tour. The car will go direct 10
Chicago and from there to st.
Paul and Minneapolis. whore
special nlcetlngs will he addressed
nv :he speakers who will compose
The crew of missionaries; from
there IT VIII go by easy stages
along the Northern Pacific rail
way, stopping nj all important
points 10 allow the educall nal
work to be done. The car will be
due at Spokane Fails on the 23rd
of September, upon which da,e a
convention of the democratic
clubs will be IN session there, and
grand i, ception VIII be held.
rhe journey viii then be con-
tinued arouRd Puget Sound 10
Oregon thence through Cali
fornia, Utah and Colorado, and
returning to Iowa about the time
the State campaign has reached
its warmest period. There the
missionaries are to take off their
coats and take off their coats and
take hand in rs-electing Gov
ernor Boies. Thecar will he in
charge of Mr.. Lawrence Gardner
Secretary of the Association, aud
among those who have already
volunteered as wol klrg Q missions
aries are Senator Kenna. Repre-
sentative Bynum, eX Represena-
tive McAdoo and Honorable
Chauncey f. Black president Of
the Association. A number of
prominent democrats have the IN.
viiation under consideration and
If they can so arrange their bus
mess affairs will also become mis-
SlonaiIes for the dlssemina-
ton of sound democratic doctrine
Some of them who cannot spare
the entire forty days may JON
the paruy temporarily either
coming or gong or both. Success
to the idea and to the missionaries
Secretary Foster, who has re-
turned To Washington, Is very
much put out because Oi the pab.
hcation of the fact that the ron,
tinuatlon OF the maturing AZ rei
cent bonds at % ID already prac
tisally failure. Less than $20-
900. 900 of the So 100000 o
these bonds outstanding when tn
offer was made have been present
ed for continuance aud only tw,
weeks remain in which they ma,
he cohtiIued. What remains ou
after that time must be redeeme'
and that Is whist is WORRYING tn
astute Secretary OF the Treasury
Ii any large amount of thes
bonds are to be redeemed and J
seems certain that there will b
It will be necessary to make
: considerable hole in the 500.
600. 900 gold reserve fund. an,
although MIR. Foster says that b
, will not hesitate to use this tun'
II it becomes necessary, It
known that he would much pre-
! fer not having to do 80 as be
we'll aware that he has no legd
right to pay Uut one dollar o
that money.
I representative Mills, who ha
been doing a little campaigning 7
; Iowa, Is back in Washington har
at work on his book on the tariff
: Mr.. Mills says he found the great
; est enthusiasm existing anon
the Iowa democrats aud from hi
own observations he is of th
: opinion that Boies will be re-eIeci
ed and that the entire ticket an
Legislature will also be carried b
/. the democrats. Mr.. Mills expo
!, 10 make Washington his heaC
: Equarters until October, when h
Is under engagement to make
number of speeches III the phl
campaign. He Is warm &C
:, mlrer of Governor Campbell an
J. expects TO see him defeat III
b high priest Of projection; he
: also eoufi lent that the mkt OH
/ legislature will certainty be ant
: republican,. f il is not eJntrolle
; by democrats exclusively.
+ II begins to look very muc
Il like Mr.. Harrison would have
i first class negro revolt on b
n hands if he dares to send whit
a man to Hayti, as mlulstrr
: pi.---f Fred Douglass who,
: sfsarly 80 ;ask;;s has heen a,