The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

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dguity Of thought that perfects the argument,
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publlcsns can stand 1t noloneer. Deliver IL |
the hrst to protest His quotations are Ques- |
toned He puts himself right as to dates. but |
fails wofqlly as to material Like many an
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Pennsyiysnia raises Els shield. He questions
from West Virginia. He reads from the public |
records to prove that 1t Is wrong. There |
are smiles Of satisfaction upon the .eounte-
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reading from a speech Of John g. Carlisle. In
tho statements Of William Window. o Kepub-
loan Secretary Of the Treasury.
It wasa magnificent speech. It will serve
he was overwhelmed, with applause. No
speaker ever received warmer congratuln-
tions. In the confusion benton McMiliin
arose. :, He WAS wearing white foul. In hand
IN April 80 fitting sequel to the dotted four
1n-hsnd In March; In rugged voice he de:
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The members ~ eroydins sEeound NJ. Wilson
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bit and Miller Of Wisconsin afs the only Dem
Il e April Z. and lie dsht On the Free Wool
AMOS J. CUMMINGS.