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The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
PERSONAL.

Major A. M. McPhecters leaves for
Baltimore this morning on a business
trip.
f. II. Bucbee, is counsel for Congress-
man Williams in the contest for the seat
IN the ti(th district.
Hon. W. H. Bower, congressman
elect FROM the eighth district, arrived
yesterday and is at the Yarboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Jones, who have
for some time lived at Roxboro, will this
week make Durham their home.
DR.. T. D. Hogg and Janet Hogg left
Sunday for New Orleans. DR.. Hogg
represents North Carolina at the Mica
ragua canal convention.
Rev Baylus Cade, formerly of Raleigh,
has resigned the psstorate of the Ba ptlst
church of Richmond. Va, of which he
took charge last spring.
A party of sixteen Raleigh people re-
turned yesterday from Haw River, where
they had been several days, the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs Laird, who gave large
house party,
Among the arrivals at the Yarboro
yesterday were James 81. Pou, Smith
field NJ. Silver, Morganton; James G.
Merrimon. Asheville; P. J. Sinclair,
J G L. Bird, Marion; George w. Hin
shaw, Winston; G. A. Cook, Warrenton
Bryan Jones, Hickory; William Rich
arGson, Selma.
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No. 2 mixed 5lEs513s; 90 Noveni,:e' 5t'2s;
Dec :rher 5o5s: January 512l: May "a
OATS Options dull and -teadE; clos ns
&c higher SIOt lots closed hr.a r., z al1 a.
higher Spot sales M white ~: d2
3s9a40: fEo 2 1rfxed At s6: ioNo 2 mixed
Noveu1bcr 352I; do December So 10 Js'nFia
ry 571I; Say Al.
RYE steady; W stern 5za61.
PORK-Dn}i but steady; mess Is Ga
l3 75 for olG II 5I<;i3.75 f0T new.
LARD-Clr sed Inactive ard hi2fe-; NJ
venlher , &c; Decen1b=r 81 biz; january
35: Februar.
SUGAR. dull 50 tes;, Nusco4 ado
259; GO tesc. .certri;:cal 3ss Refined qGlef;
cut loaf and crushed 5-l6a59 grHluia-
ted 4sla4; powdered I3 16a:'; cuhss A. -;
aonfectisucra' A 45sa434; standard i 4$4a
~; mould 4 5a5I
COFFaE- -Spo: lois cl' ; il firm. Fan
Rio Nc l714at71& Futures closed flre
and higher. Rio r Santos EU. Z. <oVempe'
16 Sc; De X bel 16 -; January it %; March
Ii 80; April l6 IS
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New York Produce Market

y EW YoEK, November 2S.-Flour closed
quiet put steady. Fine grades of spring
80; 90 winter 1.75a2 90; superfine spring
1.75as.O 90; do winter l .9Oa2 Is; extra No. I
sprlHg lOa4. Is; dc winter 225a3 as: extra
NO. sprlng l. s5a2 35; do winter l0a2 %,
city mills extra 4 % for West Indies Soutb
ern flour dull; straights5 5 50a3. IS.
WHEAI-Options opened dull; prices
firm; closing h 10 &c higher than Satur-
dsy: spot lots closed steady. Spot sales
No2 red winter 76sla77ja; do Maven Der
Io2s; DECEMBER ~; January 1874; FEB.
CORN-Optlons dull ana easy but bsr-
dened on considerable buying and reporfs
OF rain in the corn belt, closing x to xe
hlgher. spot lots closed steady. Spot sales
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO November rs w heat strong
ard closed 4 TO 19c high r.
Corn was Influenced By the strength u
wheat nd pro, isions, 9 n all decrease in
the visible supply and the moderat re
csipts, closing pEices were "A 20 sc high
er.
Oats firm in sympathy with corn aad
closed 14c higher.
Hog products were buOyalt. The pack
ers bu}led the marSe and the shorts be-
car frightened Pork gained 40 cents,
lard 25c and ribs 90 cents.
Cne following were tne closing fgucIs
Wheat November -. December 73 ,'+'l-
Il sry 733s; May ~. Corn Is;
December 4214; May AS juiy IS. Oats
Novembec 3A7s; Decemt or 3i35; Jsnuary
3235; May 262S Pork-November -; be
cember l2.S S.; January II So: Nav Il 671<
Lard November : 40; Deceu Der 9 so; Jan
Lary 50: May s 60. Ribs-&oveniber 80
January 7.55; May %.
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VERY BOLD WOK X.
Safe-Crackins Experts Nearly Make n
Haul.

Sale.SfacklhS Experts Nearly uaAe
Haul.
just after 2 o'clock yesterday morning
Mr. Uzzle, who lives at the corner of
North Salisbury and West johnson
streets, one block east of the old round
house of the Seaboard Air Line was
awakened by an explosion, which shook
his house, and which also awaked his
wife and his cook. At first Mr.. Uzzle
thought an engine had exploded. The
family ran to the doors and the cook
cried out hat burglars had entered the
store of Wyatt Bros, just across North
Salisbury street. The cook saw the men
inside the store, and also saw another
walk around the corner at the front OF
the building Ms Uzzle also saw the
men and observed that the one in front
OF the store (on Johnson street, was
white and wore slouCh hat. Mr.. UZzle
was in the rear porch. He called for his
gun and as be did so heard the thieves
as they sprang out of the side door of
the store on North Salisbury street. He
heard them run nOrthward along that
street. Going across the street to the
store, in which he is clerk, he found it
full of smoke, and Of tie smell
Of ignited powder The lights in
front we're ablaze, that in the
rear, near the Office, had been extin
guished. The thieves had forced the
side door with Jimmy" had entered
while one patrolled the front, had gone
to the safe and broken off the knob OF
tne lock They had pushed into the
lock circular piece of metal and through
this opening had poured in five grains
of powder. They had also cut off the
heads of several bolts and driven the lat
ter in, using sledge and some stee
points to do this. They had fired the
powder, which tore the combination
lock to pieces and blew in the
inside of the thick door There were
two bolts on the inside. The explosion
so tore away the side of the safe tina
they were able with lever to prize bacl
the lpper and outer part of the door
The lower bolt held They had in
serted a heavy bar in the door to priz
it entirely open and in another half min
ute would have accomplished their pur
pose. Mr., Uzzle's call for his gun mad
them run. They left the safe thus hal
opened, and upon the floor sledg
hammer, two drills and q pal
Of tongs. Some powder ha'
pounds. The following wear the auan-
alsO Ialien upC.. me floor. Beside fh
safe were several bags Of flour taken from
pile near by and it is thought the dar
ing thieves intended to place these on tn
safe or in front of it to deaden the noise
The blast of powder smoked paper
hanging near the safe and scorched tn
books inside. a clock above the SAT
stopped at 2.0S, so this was probably tn
instant OF the explosion In the safe wa
$50. This Mr. Uzzle>found safe. Th
, money drawer under the counter had bee
forced open with a steel instrument diffel
>ent from those left mo money was obtaine
Z from it. The thieves made a water hau
The police were inf ormed of the robber.
and we're given the tools left by tt
thieves. Cool heads and expert hant
did the work, and people here may fe
quite sure that unless careful watch
kept the Burglars will again try the
hands in Raleigh.
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Superior (?13 i!

Oar correctl y-mads Clothing is ver~
formerly patronzed the custom taors- H.
same goods styIishy cut, Thoroughly ..G
stances BETTER FIT than the ailo.s
in Price which is quite az ten; Su.-s aaa 0
on without hc usual delay of Z. iort-r;-.s In ,a
you in seeing the superiority in iii the l.,m-at
Our line of Cutaway, Frock Sui,. ter 3-
COMMUNICATION and the perfect fitting Prira-
this have saved many dreasy asatl.m...
equal. if not better. satisfaction tisan lis ,us..
without the unnecessary delay If watif5 tnl ..
try Of these superior 24rm snts III
been made your order. The stout Q. III. sr
either Business Dress Suits ard in most ir-...
alteration necessary. Every Who tl.a
lie Best Ready Made Garments il Rsl,ish.
1t is the with Overcoats Tda c..I
US busy in this department, there doah. i.
rior ether lines shown here and several r..,
less in prce-the price IS usually yshaf 4. !:
style.
j Its an ACKNOWLEDGED lac: that lI t'.
sold in this Sta.e any other stat. til. w ..
coats defy the tailors match them tor G...
made Of the best Domestic and Foregr m4tsi.I.
lining and trimming and f witbou; sut.
One item cali your attention. :rr
varied stock OF gloves for dress and ss1,i, r.-
Will be glad to show them yen. E.erg a,;r
anteed 10 be perfect.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
How to Rp8ch RALEIGH.

The CHRONICLE offers to send, free of
charge, by special arrangement with the
Recreation Department of The Christian
Union, full information and printed mat
ter as to reaching Raleigh from your
home. The time tables and pamphlets
issued by the railroads or steamship lines
you would use and the circulars of the
Raleigh hotels may be had by addressing
the CHRONICLE, Raleigh. OF the Recrea,
ton Department, the Christian Union,
New York,
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Executive Department News.

Governor Holt offers 5000 reward for
the unknown persons who on the night
of November 81 murdered Francis W.
Talley in his own house near New Lon
don, Stanly county.
The following have been appointed
notaries public: A. Tate, Burlington
W. NJ Goodsor, Old Fort; E. NJ. Mid
yette, Rodanthe.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
HOLIDAY Purchases

Only short time now before the holi
days. Will you put eff until the last few
days before Xmas to make your selec-
tions? Remember that some previous
year found you just at Xmas with all
your shopping to do, remember the rush
at that time; buy now while assortments
are more complete and while you can
make more satisfactory selections We
will care for until needed all articles
chosen now. Our present exhibition of
holiday goods excels any we have ever
made.
W. H & r s Tucker & Co
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Some Foolish Peoble

SONIC FOOLISH People
Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They often
say, ''Oh, it will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away. Gould
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
is sold on positive guarantee to cure,
they would immediately see the excel,
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 80 cts. and 81. Trial size free.
At all druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II you want 10 get the worth of your
money call on w. B. Mann & Co.. for
first class flour, meal, sugar. coffee, lard,
hams, in fact everything that is good to
eat. They keeps only the best and will
guarantee you satisfaction Give them
an order and see for yourself.
nOy29 ct.
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Ne:y York None. Market.

Ns.w Yc.:K .Novembe- 23 -G0ney on cali
loaned at comparative easy Tate to-day,
ranging frodj to = Der ceat The closing
aud lowest rate was per cent. Exchange
closed let ara firm fosi ed rates 3oG,l
4S3H; actual rates S4Ia4 SIS for 60 day
pills, and 4o7Ha4 e7s4 or demand Gov
ernment bonds closed steady; currency 6's
1917 bid; extended 2'a registere.} 1907
bid; as fcouponsI I1415 bid.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Buck len,s Arnica SalYA,

Tie best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
hox Fov paie hv John Y. MacRae
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

Science now admits that all diseases are
caused by invisible living microbes. Con-
sumption is the waste and Inflammation
produced by the tubercle parasite or lung
moth. Bright's Disease is the work of the
kidney microhe. Eczema is caused by
microbe in tire pores of the skin. Typhoid
Fever by a microbe in the blood and lntes
tines Diphtheria by a microbe in the
throat. separate and distinct microbe
has been found by every disease, and to
etfectually destroy these parasites and
cure, a medicine must be powerful anti
septic, and thorough blood purifier.
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER
combines theSe qualities 1t is TIE only
medicine that can be taken in large
enough quantities to stop fermentation
and thoroughly purify tie entire system.
1t contains no drugs but is a water
charged with powerful micrObe-destroy
ing cases, pleasant to take, and wonderful
in it's effects, allaying all fevers with g
magic greater than that of Quinine, quiet
| ing pain and torture more effectually than
/ Opium, and acting as natures new anG
| infallible specific for diseases of the blood
and for many of the violent and fatal all
ments heretofore considered incurable
Fifty page book free
w. H. KING & CO., Agents
| Ocl6-Suud'V3m
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. o. o. r. Meeting.

H u " r N1eCtIHSs
Manteo Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. 0, F. will
meet in regular session tonight at
O'Clock. Work in the third degree The
committee on revising the by laws will
make final report. All the members are
earnestly requested to be present Visit
! ing members will receive cordial well
come. GEO. L. ToNNOFFsKI, R. S.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
sam small,

The lecture Of Rev. Sam'l. w. Small
In metropolitan hall last evening was
well received and appreciated by his au-
dieuce. 1t was delivered in an easy,
graceful style, humorous, eloquent and
at times very touching. Mr.. Small has
good voice, pleasant and under perfect
control. His articulation is clear, and
the listener has no trouble in catching
lowest accent.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Fancy Bicycle Riding.

G. Fred. Cope, of Philadelphia, repre-
senting the Common Sense Bicycle Mfg.
Co, gave an exhibition of fancy riding
yesterday on Fayetteville street, in front
OF the bicycle agency of Mr.. Cecil G.
stone. A large audience gathered and
applauded him on several occasions. He
did feats with the wheel that have never
been seen here. Mr.. Cope is fine wheel
man and endeavors will be made to have
him return and give an exhibition under
the auspices of the Capitol Cycling Club.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
The Population of Raleigh

Is about fifteen thousand, and we would
say at least one half are troubled with
some affection of the throat and lungs,
as those complaints are, according to
statistics, more numerous than others.
We would advise all our readers not to
neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial
size free. Large bottle 80 cents and 81.
Sold by all druggists
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Coal and Wood.

We have now secured more favorable
freight rates from the mines and can
ship promptly hard and soft coal for
domestic and steam purposes to any
depot, direct from the mines and at
miners prices, 1000 cords seasoned wood
now ready for delivery, long or cut for
stoves. JONES & POWELL,
Raleigh, NC.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

Thanksgiving is over and past; now
comes Christmas and go to Riggan's toy
store to get your toys and Christmas
presents cheap, He has anything you
want in that line at No. 139 Fayetteville
Street.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

On and after November %, 1892, all
laundry work must be paid for on deliv-
cry, too much loss to run accounts longer
Thankful to customers for patronage and
hoping they will continue.
L. r WYATT, Prop,
nov27 st. Oak CITY Steam Laundry
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
GlERSCH & ST0NEBANKS.
Wine, Lunch ) ) Billiard Saloon
81 and 3I311 Fayetteville St.
Lynn Haven Bay Oysters
nov24-1mO
I YNCHRUkG q DURHAM 4 r
SHORT LINE TO NORTH AND WEST

Trains leave Durham IS follows:
No. 20, Local, e. Q. d............. s. 20 q. n
No. 2, Mail snd Express, $50 .. m.
NJ. 10, MlAeu 5 q m
Arrive at Durham:
No. l, Mail and Express. -. so a. M
No. 2f, Local. q. Q. d. ... 5.30p. M
No. II, Mixed. n. m
no. l connects at Durham with Richmond q
and Danville trains for Raleigh and points
South: at DenEiston Junction with Allan
tic and Danville trains from Danville.
No. 2 Connects at Denniston .Iunct,on
with Atlantic and DanvIle trains for
| Danvilie.
Close connection made at I4vnchburo
| with Richmond and Danville, Chesapeake
| and Ohio, and Norfolk and Western rail.
| roads, to and from all points North and
East, West and Southwest
The shortest and most direct line TO al
| points North and West
| For information apply to
| R. G. STANARD, Acting Supt.,
Lynohburg, Va
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

.araleigh Cotton Mills rs bid; 50 asked
n c. Car Company 10G bid; asked.
Peace Institute G6 bid asked
Raleigh Land and Improvement &c,
bid; 2S asked
Raleigh Gas Light-Co. 75 bid; :. aske3
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.

Quotations Of the Interstate Trust ard
Brokerage Company.
RALK1GH, November s, 1892.
North Carolina 6's lex. int l22 bid;
:. asked
\ ,rth Carolins IS 80 hid: 100 asked.
n. G. 4. r. 10l bid, asked
y. = i. r, F.. Co SIS 81 bid, 81 4sked.
Il & G. Railroad SIS lis bid; . asked
z. & 6. Railroad 10 bid; 72 asked
S & r r. r, 80 bid; 102 asked.
City OF Raleigh 6's 1867, 10a1S bid; asked;
Raleigh Street Railway SIS so asked
n. G. Agricultural Society 6's 30 bid:
:. asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 BID.
Commercial and Farmers Rank II
bid: l12 asked
National Bank Of Raleigh 1876 bid.
Raleigh Savings Bank 40 bid; is asked
Raleigh Cotton Mt'ls 10t bio: . asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's lO2 Did; -.
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills 50 bid; !.
asked
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

Our line of candies embraces all that is
best in eating quality. We display the
most extensive assortment and can sup
ply your wants. RoYsTEB.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
NV Ad,ert,senents.

Heckers' Self Raising Buckwheat.
W II ar, S. Tucker 4 Co-Holl-
day Purchases.
W. B Mann 4 Co Flour Meal, Cof-
fee, Sugar, etc
Edwards u Broughton- Printing and
Binding of every kind.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

Ladies, gents and boys bicycles at
Hughs.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
WM. RADANI,S MICROBE KILLER
A Positive Cure for all Blood and
Chronic Diseases

Chronic Diseases.
The highest medical authoritiei concede
that fermentation (microbes) is the cause
of all diseases Therefore, q medicine to
effect cure. must have the combined
qualities of blood purifier, antisep.ic and
tonic. Mlcro6e Killer contains all these
qualities, AMI is the only remedy that
will stop fermentation and thoroughly
clense the bleed and system thereby erad-
icating all germs Of disease Fifty-pege
book, giving germ theory and full partic-
ulars, free ". H, KING : Co, Agents
Oc13-eOd3m
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
A1Ioe-., n
Notice to City x-YavyIs,

The city tax list for lS92 has been placed
| in my hands for collection l viii be IN
my offic2 for that purpose every day from
9 a m. to s p. N, All taxes not paid by
i December !st are subject to a penalty of
| per cent and an additional per cent on
paid. G. B ROOT,
Eov22 tt City Tax Collector
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
UNLUCKY FOR WINSTON
WHAT THE ZINZENDORF HOTEL
MANAGEMENT WAS DOING.

MIR. ScOville Says That There Was Not
Water Enough I'm the Two Towns
to Have Drowned the Fire
ssThe Hotel Was the Master.
piece of the COmpanv,'' Says
Mr.. WilsOn-ssIt Will be
Rebuilt - Don't Go
RackWard.ss
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

To cure constipation, sick headache
and dyspepsia Simmons Liver Regula-
tor has no equal.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Naval Stores

WlLM3NGToE, \. ., Nov. 2S.-Spi~ifs
turpentine firm It %. Rosin frm; st~aii,..l
/ 90: good strained 05 Tar firm at 20
Crude luTpenTine steady; hare o.; yellow
dip and virgin 20
NEW yrKk. nov. IS -spirits turGep.tiGs
selling moderately. quoted at 3'11@ 80
Resin quiet, strained ! PIX 80; do good
1.3214al 81.
@G'r'N 5 e. NeTe1;,n T 81, sr s.. 81. S !. !.
firm st les: spirits tuT entine firm a. CSC
SAVANNAH ga, Nov z3.-i<osin firm;
strained IC5al o.; spirits turp2ntiEe drn
at zS$4c
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
wea1aer Report.

RALEIGH. Nov. 2s. Max. TEN. 52; min
ten. 40: rainfall 600 inch.
WAsurNGroN, Nov. %. Fair preceded d
nv showers on The North Carolina coast ;
slightly cooler; north~es'erniy winds
high on the cost; fair I'll Wednesday
night.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

We aim at sn times 70 produce Tie
best, both as reSards style OF package
ana quality OF rts-alwaya jIesh
and wholesome. t{ogsTEE.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

GeIeIE-
o NJ. sEE.tI
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-11-25
gALpzx THE PROPHET.

Away back in ls24 or ISIS an errztic
preacher by the name Of Baden made his
home in Louisville. Ky. He was neither
eloquent, argunentatise nor persuasive.
and the vary memory Of him would doubt
less have died years ago bat for the fact
that be was prophet prophs. with
honor in his own land. TOO. Dufing the
time when moi engaged in preparing ser
mons or in visiting his little foek. Baden
busted fhimself. with uttsring marvellous
rrOphecics and committing them. to writing.
The prophst's manuscript predictions.
which are now in the hands Of William
Miner. an aged cousin Of Davsd g Philips
Of Louisville are perfect gems Of occult
literature. Thsy are written In astrsnge,
erabbed hand On long note paper in old
fashioned nusgail ink. and ali bear dates
ranging from 1876 TO 1922. He correctly
outlines the Mexican war of 1851, giving
time, cagss and duration ~ the struggle;
sarns people iopepsrs for the greas civil
conflict Of Is6I-6S. besides telling. Is do
the histories Of today. the cause and results
Of the Franco -Prassiaa war of ls10-7i.
He devoted Eve closely written pages iothe
decade following 1850. Punctnating IT in
several places with the remark: These
10 years viii see the greatest destruction Of
life and property known in the worlds
history" As no real prophet was ever
known 10 quit tie business without agur-
ing out the fnal end Of the world, BaIdsn
tried his hand and SITS the date Of that
interesting event for 1913. and the third
day Of August as the exact time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-11-25
IT WAS fsE iiKE7T . sss.

There have been few democrats thronsk-
out the iaad who lave dsplured the course
psrsued BY democratic papers daring the
ast four years In making the tariff issas
20 Prominent in their columns, and the
DEMoCkAT hss been criticised somexhat
among local democrats for dsvosing 90 much
timt and space TO that issue. To one who
has Watched The trend of public thought and
public talk for the last four years. and had
become infected with the spirit of campaign
Of education tha, was 10 sweep over the land
with mighty force. there was ns;hing 20 fear.
The democrat who ksd well defined con-
victioas upon the question of tariff reform to
revenue basis eoaid oaly be glad tia, the
great ssr;f Issue vas 10 be fought out on this
line Of reason. education and intelligence.
| II is no woader that some Of those democrats
who cried down the course Of the DExoCkAT
shoald nov rush into the light reflected by
he Creates political victory ever won In this
eountry. and exclaim In congressional Ian
guage: "Where am at3"
The truth Is these democs ats have been,
during the lass FIVE years. far in the rear Of
the procession though they have been totally
oblivious of the fact. The great victory
achieved in the election Of Grover Cleveland
IS but the elimination Of one Of the longest
the fereest. and the most holly contested
campaigns Of education that the country Ia.
ever known. On .he par, of the democrat,
it has been one Continual appeal to reason
one continual effort to induce the mass of 70
ters of the country to think and reason Oh
the great issue. Upon the success of this ap-
peal dspeaded tae success of the democra I'll
party. That there should be democrats, IN
attached. standing by the waysiae eritisisinI
the great democratic army waging battl
against the fearful cohorts of monopoly pro
lection aud platosracy was no matter of sur.
prise. II has always been thus. but the dem
ocratic hosts, conscious ofthe righteousness G
! their cause, and certain of ultimate victor,
took no time to reason with men destitute o
reason, but matched on steadily to sure vic
tory. Nov let all rejoice In the people
trium ph.