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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
e. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Streets,

w A1A-1-AANOt " -
Branch stores-Steubenyille. o.; BellaIre, o.;
New Martin'syille, w. Va, and Parkersburg,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
AN EFFECTIVE REPLY TO MIR sIIEARMAN.

Adams, Mass. Nov. lspccall.-A few weeks ago
Major Mckinley addressed big audience At n demon
straton In thi, city IN honor Of the opening Of the
No. Q NH Of the berkshire Cotton Manu-
featuring Company. which was built as direct re
suit OF the Mckinley Tariff The affair attracted a
good deal OF attention, and yesterday Thomas c..
sherman, the we'll known New York Free Trader.
here to answer Governor Mckinley. Mr.. Sherman
is s:ockh0dcr In the mill lie delivered a violent
Free Trade speech last night. In wach hc intlmaicd
that the company was going 10 reduce wages after
the election. To-day the reply comes in The shape
Of IL statement by W. D. Plunkctt, treasurer and
manager OF tho company. 10 the effect that AT the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders, and directors last
week II was voted 10 advance the wages Of the
operatives the years business had been so salts
factory az 10 warrant such step The was 10
have hccn kept secret until after election for fear
II might be mscOnstricd but In yicw Of MIR Shear.
mans words, Mr. Plnkett !clt justified In making Tie
decision public OF this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
STATEN ISLANDS BIG MEETING.
THIS WILL BE RED LETTER DAY FOX hE
pUBLICANs IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

THIS WILL BE 4 RED LETTER DAY FOR RE-
ruBLICANs IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
Elaborate preparations have been made pS 'n'
Republicans OF Richmond County for the great mass
meeting which will be held to-day in the Auditorium
in Jewett-ave. West New Brighton, ;. ]. THIS meet
Ing Will end the active campaign In Richmond county
and II is safe to say that the Democrats VIII nave
their vote greatly crciuccd. Arrangements nave
teen made with the staten Island Rapid Transit com
pany to run special trains to Port Richmond 50
TINT every good Republican in New-iork. staten
Island or NewJcrscy may be able to attend the meet
ing and listen 70 WLitelaw Reid and ChallicN NJ
Depew Tie electric will meet the trains At
Port Richmond and there convey the passengers to
the place OF meeting.
The Auditorium can seat 1000 people, ana has
room for 5000 more within its walls where what
ever is said by the speakers can be distinctly heard
II is hoped bv the managers that the meeting VIII
be one Of the largest. most enthusiastic ana most
successful Of any Republican or any Other mass
meeting held Euring this campaign Everything
has Teen done to secure comfort for those VINO may
attend. The meeting will be opened by E. D. Clark
chairman OF the county committee. james McNam',,
The well. known lawyer, will preside. Whiteitw hcu
and Chauncey VI. Depcw Will be- the spcaheTe,
In the evening another mass meeting VIII be- hed H.
the same place. Asa W. Temey will be the orator y!
the evening Every who can 90 to this meet
ing to-day should be there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
BAD SHIN BONE SORE,
s're" worse Under Many Doctors a.A
Many Remedies. Entirely Cured
by Cuticuru.

In September, 1887, had Sole come on nv .h,, 49,.
just above the ankle 1t began to pain me a. much 49,
1 thought best to consult doctor. He said 81 Wa
looking sore and It might be month or two bes,. 81 ~
we'll thought could not cadure it that long,h =, ,,
l tiled his remedies, and tie SOLE kept erown, 80
Then tried another Doctor and received no helm ~
another, who was he could help me- but .t N. -
kept growing worse kept growing larger all tho ,,,1.
1 had another doctor examine It. lie taouebr ,h,, -
haps the bone was effected and had better 90 mn :.
Albany I he'd good surgeon examine IT, and IA "a
the bone vas not affected and that II could be cursd
but had TO sit with my foot elevated surgeon aoe,o
from the city OF NewYork, stopping house sid N.
thing. In Sopember 1: 80, l was about NV xo,s
as usus, went 70 put on something ease the mi,
stream OF blood poured out Got doctor soon A ns
be. 1t was thirteen weeks and two day. beo.e wen,
out Of the house again. gentleman boarding With ma
wrote you for yoIr book. His wife hal told me wh,.
wonderful remedy CuTICURA wa, end what it had dops
for he Lite girl said 10 the lidy: II have mind "a
try CCTlCURA." She sald: 81 have some with me- (
ointment that ever put OIL that ag ED with soe
1hn felt encouriged, for had cd many Different
CUrlCCRA SOAP, and CUTICURA REsOLyEyT snd
tho Is entirely healed and hes been past eht
or nine months. i say NUTICURA cured ne. | shall
speak in the highest terms OF IT, think and know
that II aid he gr at deal OF good Wish more people
would try It, Mrs. o. A. BIGkWITu,
Glenwood House, Pnts'ilIe, NJ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
JUDGE REA AND HIS COMRADES
THE UNION VETERANS LEAGUE OF MiNNEP
OILS PAS RESOLUTIONS ABOUT
HIS DETECTION

s. Paul. NOV. 4 tSpcial.-Tho Union Veterans
League OF Minneapolis the home OF Judge John T.
Rca. has unanimously adopted the following r-ou-
tlons.
Whereas John p. Rea member OF the IDioil
veterans League of MINNEAPOLIS. Ia, recently ina
Gated II dsIDs zion Ia rcnOuncc N" principles 81 ms
League ~ The Republican party and '~p0'ise thc %,
rincs 81 the Democracy and support rs candidate ma
whereas He Pea, assigned as Justification Tor slfh
course certain al, god misaplirnu"n 81 the Irnclp"
OF protection 81 home industries. and certain evidences
OF extreme devotion 20 pullic duty. exhibited by Tie
vc;ocs Of private pension bills. large number ~
which nrc on nln momcnt0e~ ~ the gratitude 81 The
pr cent leader 81 the Democratic host 80 that cluS' Of
people who sary.d the Republic by facing lei guns
in person and no; by substitutes and.
whereas hs fu.iher Offending by the Republican
party he has ch':cd upon It The grev0us sin oi nj
tempting bulld Nc ID" Grand Army and 10 proNu
mi, that order IT, PARTISAN liS'% and.
whereas. NotV outstanding )ur desr" 10 be ch1rit-
able 10 q c0mradc whom We believe 10 10 ln error.
We arc moved rs considerations Of duty 10 express
our belief that thi- change OF front COMES f:"nI
di-appolnmcn' in Mt rec. Sin: 81 tine pOst
for which L., hn~ bee candidate. Now, bee II
Resolved, That n !, deliberate conviction TINT
the reasons a, gucl hv Judg' RcI for deserving the
Republican party and cocg over - The enemy on
fhc eve Of great prlti,al battle not !nccrc. but
are simulated ara false. Nni %" II further
Received. Thai .dcrirg the circumstances. hi.
poitcnl detection Ia, n Significance wcic what
Is Intimately known. ana should have none elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
GERMAN AMERICANS ALL RIGHT.
WORKING HARD IN ALL THE DIsrRICTs-MANY
MEETINGS HELD.

The German Harrison and Reid Club Of the With
and IXth Assembly Districts held mecuh2 NJ
Cranburr's Hail. No. $50 Blceckerst. last evening
Every seat in the room occupied. and many
falling 10 find compelled TO stand uuilh-
the proceedings The final arrangements for active
work on Election Day were perfected The club hts
been exceedingly active during the campaign, and
under the able management Of Its president, Major
Hero Holzborn has acquired great strength.
Last evening the German Harrison and Reid Club
of the XXIXth and XXXth Assembly Districts held
its regular weekly meeting at the headquarters OF the
North side Republican Club. No 206l Thrdave
Notwithstanding tho inclement weather. almost IN"
entire membership was represented. President s. Well
disposed of the routine work on hand and the plans
for next Tuesdays work were perfected The young
element OF this club hustlers and good results OF
their work on Election Day may be looked for.
In the Hid Assembly District the German Harrison
and Red Club held a welattended meeting at No.
% Forsyth.st last evening. On account Of III"
amount Of business on hand, Mttc specchmaking Wa.
had the time being devoted TO plans for active duty
on Election Day. The club viii be represented IN
each election district next Tuesday By member who
will see that every German Republican registered will
do his duty. Next Monday evening the workers VIII
assemble ut the cubrOoms for final instructions.
Last evening the German Harrison ana Reid Club
Ct the lid Assembly District met AT Malschs Casino.
No. 1874 Pcarlst, to listen to the epor; OF the cam
pagn committee. The plans for next Tuesday w"I"
laid before tho members. freely discussed ana Nc
ccptc-i. 1t will have the effect OF Bringing out a
heavy German American vote unusual ia that DIS
trlct BY the able work Of the president Carl >atkc,
and The other officers George 4. Scntsmann, Frederick
RoSsbach and William Schaubach the club has pros
pcrcd exceedingly.
The German Harrison and Reid Club OF ti" NNIlth
Assembly District hell a rousing meeting last even
ing at No. 437 West Fiteth-st. II being the second
meeting this week. President Adolf Gocbel presented
The plans for Election Day. which were adopted with
slight changes The prosperous condition Of the
club Is due TO the ability Of the president and hi
adjutants, William Peterson, Theodore Koch and
Charles schneider.
well ATTENDED meeting OF tho German Harrison
and Reid Club Of the XXlNth Assembly District
held last evening nj No. 1871 Second ave. Among
the important matters discussed the active duty
OF the members on Election Das. The hnal prcpiTd
lions Of the meeting to be held tomorrow even
inc In conjunction with the Harrison and Reid Clubs
OF the XXIld and XXIild Assembly Districts at Mon
Hall, 20. sol second ave, were perfected. Nv the
hearty Coopcrs,iicn Of Tie president John NOccr, and
other officers John Dorm. G.. Braun and Peter Lem
the club has become one OF the strongest IN the
org lpu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
AN ALABAMA SuERIFF'S CONSPIRACY.
THE MARSHAL STANDS rcM ~ MS PURrO, r
TO pnOrN.T srPERXI SONS.

TO PROrrET SUPERVISORS.
Montromcry Ala. Nov. I (spcciaD.--A sharp cor
rcspondencc made public today between W. W.
T,ompsn. sheriff Of Macon County aud United states
Marshal Walker. growing out Of the apo ntmcnt of
deputy mar,hais for Macon County. sheriff Thomp
question, the Marsals power q appoint dcpltcs
and says Of tlc special deputies ut Nciasuea: "T
understand that they have made their brngS that
they world take charge Of the election there that they
would inside the room and Inside the ropes II they
wanted to. and wer" going To. Now. II they attempt
anything Of this kind 1 Will certainly have then,
rested II can dcputLe men enough TO do e.
Ia his reply Mnrslm Walker calls attention TO tho
fact hat state and Federal "leclpns separated
y prevent Fedora, Interference with the state cleo
lions. and that the coming election D. exclusively n
national election. In which Federal laws are para
mount. lie calls attention the fact that citizens
II Macon County nave applied to HIN for the APP
continent Of deputy marshas 10 protect United States
supcrvlsor who have been threatened with violence.
lie says: e" In Wow u all the requests made upon
FOR deputies TO protect supervisors against v1lcnce
and the direction given ont by the leading organ OF
your party to mlstrcat Federal supervisors | have
appointed deputy marshnis for rrcncts In your COUNTY
TO keep peace at the polls and protect supervisors
against violence. that they mny FUZZY discharge all
" their duties under the law for which they have
taken n solcmn oath. Your letter states that you
have appointed your deputy shcrlrs at tho varGus
precincts In yonr county To arrest deputy marshal
Should said deputy attempt 10 In She
polling places. etc. Your letter to Is susceptible
Il The charge that You have already entered int,
con piincy with mrn YOU have appointed as deputy
,heris olstruct Federal officials In the full and
free discharge u their dulles | now cal upDn You
and your dopuics TO co"pcrntc wlh my depdty mar
-hals who Lave been appointed IL pence officers -
keep HE peace at the p.ing places and protect the
[ niied states SUPERVISOR In Your county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
e TIE TINES On MURPHY AND SHEEHAN

HOW IT EXPRESSED ITS HATRED OF THEN on
JUNE %, 1892
"Thc Ncw-York Tines Is working in EcarN ~
pathy with Edward Murphy )r, ana NiIli"'h
. shoeban in their efforts to elect Grover Cleveland
10 the Presidency. II is giving these two i'leids OF
Mr.. Cleveland al the support that IT knows how TO
give But what cid 1t think of these men no longer
ago than June %! 1t hated them with intensity ana
bitterness, and on that date expressed us opinion
Of its present associates in the following mnga"S'
which was printed on its editorial PAGE:
Cop anvbody show cause why two such political
hloclmards rs Murphy and shcchan should be any
longer recognized as Democrats They VIII court
recognition They will claim the title 10 lt3Vc tngr
Marty and 90 over openly to the party th'N VIII
Secretly support In the coming canvass would be Mug
wumpcry In form, though not In substance or nHuvr
hesdes il would be an honorable course. 50 Ii Is ui
thinkahc for Murphy and ehc"han. The behavior OF
these two men al Chicago puts them outside the paIe
They are political pirates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

the guests Of he West side Republican CHo. Abraham
Gruber presided ana made the opening speech /.
Leslie Gossn stirred the gathering with recitation
prepared especially for the meeting Other speakers
were A. Wills Lightbourn, Killaen Van Rensselaer,,
Colonel H. c. Ulman and J. W. Stevens. The Reel
nrocity Club Quartet sang at intervals. Among those
ppresent were John W. Holmes. John W. Stevens,
Colonel Ellison. Thomas H. Bailey. b. 5: circuit.
Georgo H. De Leon, Dr.. Cecil, ID. j. Maloney, Dr.
Trcs.0n ". Wright W. T. Hauber, Samuel DuIfee ana
Ia L Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
WOULD Mt DO FAlkClIII.D 4 COURTESY
GLUE IL OewEGO.

Oswcgo ~ Y. Nov. tSpcclal.--The Democratic
campaign in thi, comfy IA, been conducted bv two
Independent county mmiiiccs representing the IIll
and Cleveland wings Of the party. Nj the speakers
sent into his county have been taken In charge by
the llill committee. but har" been escorted 10 the
Opera iiou-c By marching club from both committees
Tonight the 'lcvclnd mon. who had secured NSccrc
tary Farchlld speaker. Proceeded 10 the head
quarters Of the iii marching club and sought to In
duce II 10 participate In c.cor'mg Mr. Falrchld Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery.
First and foremost ard above all things,
It purincs tho blood Net only in March,
April, and Nay, whcn the ssrseparillas claim
to do good, but all tho year round, il cleanscs,
ronews and invgora'c3 tho system, rouses
every organ into healthtul action, end drives
out blood poisons o; every namo and nature
For tho worst ferns OF Scrofula the most
stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, such as
Salt-rhcum, Eczema. letter, Erysipelas. and
ali diseases or disorders caused by torpid
liver or impure blood, nothing can equal It
Us a remedy.
" airy thing could, ii would be 0,dran-
trsd, just as tho discovery" Is. II that
fails to benefit or euro, you havt your money
back Is any thing that isn't sold in this way
likely TO DO just az gocdf"
Ses that you Get tho Carrins medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
TO VOTE FOR THEIR COMRADE HARRISON

Under tho Auspices OF the Union Veterans
republican Leaeu, Asso,ati n, with meets
every evening at No. Ic5 West Twenty
third ST., a mass-meetng will DO held on
Monday evening at Iiardnmn Han. Fifthavc and
Nneieenth-st. AT this meeting the men who fought
'or the Union and It's Interests will clearly demon.
strate mat they intend 10 support their ccmialc
Benjamin Harrison, for President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
CROWDS CAME TO nEAr TIE SPEAKERS

The West side Republican Club held % meeting Inst
night at No. l02 West Elghtysccondst. which womb
have cooled IN" ardor of the tp-slngrlno Democrats
The passages In and ont Of the hall were blocked
with people eager to hear the speaker ana tax, pait
IN demonstrations Of approval. Arlin and arnIn
tho sound OF the gnvel lost In the pca,s O,
applause which followed the earnest addresses Tho
Reciprocity. True Glue md Dloomngdale clubs wer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
EVERYTHING
RUBBER GOODS
HODCMAN'S,
BRoADWIA .i,c. oa, 5, wS H1e aSS Hotel n

Hi club declined the invitation, In terms more forclbe
than elegant and denounced the eX-secrctary In way
TINT indicates that the AntSnappers will hear some
thing drop electl III day This is Hill county nu
The leading members OF that wing II the Democratic
nrty assert that the appearance OF Mr. Firch III on the
stump will result in the loss Of many votes to CieVe-
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
AUTHORITY AT THE POLLS IN WILMINGTON

Wilmington, Del. Nov. 1.-The cha.rmen Of The
Democratic and Republican committees. and sheriff
William simmons, who Is Republican. s,ncd an
agreement this afternoon for the conduct Of the ccc
ton In this city. The agreement sets forth that
four deputy slc-iifs, two chosen from each party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
WANTS TIE TAluFT LET ALONE.
4 wFLLKNOwN CONNECTICUT MANUFACTURER
NONNERTEp 10 REprBILC NNIsM.

CONVERTED 10 REPUBILCNNIsM.
Waterbury. Conn, Nov. (>pcciaO-Gcorgc IL.
C,owcs OF the WE'LL nown brass irm ~ Randolph &
Clowc,. of this city, l. Of III" shrcwdest and
host business men OF this valley. lie has bronpht
The concern up from small factory with a few
hand, until 1t Is now recognized one IL tae lead.
ing mills OF this city, employing several hundred
wos,m"n. Mr.. Cloves las always been Democrat
until this year letter written b. him t. tn Re
Idbli,a Town Committee Is one Of the most inter-
estlng documen's of the campaign. IIe predicts n
con petc downfall OF al industries and The I'M
Of In and several other large m u.s. II the Democrat,
are Successful, nnd he avs they want to let the
taIY nlonc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

CUTlCURA REMEDIES ae the greatest skin cures
hood purifiers and humor remedies OF modern times Sold
everywhere. Price, CuTICURA, tho s,t Skin Cur>
SOC. CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite skin Purifier and
Eeast!ner, 25c. CUTICURA KESOLvENT. the new
Blood Pu ifcr, 81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORR, Boston.
~ "Iow CIR Skin Diseases" o. pages, 80 illus.
triti)ns, ed te tmOnia.. mai ell free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
FORMER CLEVELAND orFIcEnoLpERs BLEED.

Lexington, KY, Nov. epeclal).-Onc thousand
dollars contributed by the Democrats OF this city bas
been sent 20 the National Democratic Committee In
Ncw-lo-k. Those who coYtrbntcd vera nnqtlv
oficcholders under Cleveland. and they gave from
So ~ $50 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

gaze Then the mob In the streets made break ior
70 door OF the clubhouse Overpov erin, the police. and
the pump. handle ceremonies OF the public reception
were resumed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

shall have paramount authority. and that cOnsables
and nnrshas shall not take part unnecessarily 50
long as the shcrlIs can keep the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL llsi
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Established 1876
Assets Jan. l, 1892 .... 5O-3S-a7oo,
Its assets are MORE THAN SIX Millions
OF DOLLARS above its Indebtedness.
Average dividend TO policy
holders in 1891 observation-disclosures. "a per cont
Ratio Of eXpenses OF man
agenent TO income for
80 yeah, ..-.-...............-s.5G per cent
Send for rates 10
PHILIP S. MILLER, General Agent
for New-YorS City and New.Jersev.
40 Wal! ST.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
IN OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the importance Of sctIon' but
now that IL Is generally known that syrup al.hsfome1
permanently cue hsstual ccnstmSS,ps act ~ 4 tina
pepie will not buy other laxat,es, wn'cn ses -
bus finally njure tie system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

other would be held in the near future at tle
same place t. celebrate the victory OF haAIlsoh
and Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

AN EFEICIEVTXE HEALTH OFFICER
is PONDS EXTRACT Wherever m
Rammation is ii svW fnd and 1oiH anar
H. Fer internal or external sG M70lnd6/e
fer Plies, CATARRH WOUNDS,
BRUISES, RHEUMATISM, SOHE
THROAT, SORE EYES, and all
LVFL TONS amt HEWOR-
RHACES. Refuse substitutes.
e pONDS EXTRACT co. &c fVt, Ave-, Ne0 YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
ROSY cheeks arp

Rosy cheeks arv
not made from
the outside. Pure
blood, an active
liver, good apo
tito and digestion
- these arc the
things that give
them. And these
arc the things that
you got with DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
DEMOCRATS FIGHT OVER FREE TRADE.

Highland Falls. n. Y. Nov. tspccaD.-Aoou' Az. ~
Democrats came together here last might ior Wv
purpose OF hearing the doctrine OF Free I"ae "a
pounded BY Mr.. Listen. The speaker u'ed 70 ~.
plain that Protection OF no benefit 10 Amerna','
After applauIing vigorously, the meeting 40, dis.
puto arose about some technical point OF Free 1''H
doctrine Immediately stones began TO ny l" eN.iy
direction, and those WHO moment before now
loudc*t for Free Trade sought irienay . inter.
vention Of friends prevented serious injury 10 'ns
combatunts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
nations in wealth, prosperity and ae comforts and

nations In wealth, prosperity and ,ne comforts and
cOhvenicnCes OF life. and
Whereas. The sO-called Democratic party Ct day
rccreant TO the doctrines and principles Of true
Democracy, "a repes ni,d and eNIOundcd by Jefe:-
and Jackson, purpose to overthrow tbs sucte sfl
TO subt tute tCrcfo- IN" system OF British Free Tude
under the guse of tariff for reNcnu only System
which has. where tried. reduced prosperous niuohs
to ruin. generated Periodical famne5 ana degraded
honet labor, and
wOSkinCmen OF the United states would he followed
by similar effects, as our past history hns proved be
Resolved That as patriotic citizens we pledre our
essncst support 10 our inc muaiabc candida e. u MA
ncan patty tie coming FL ciion for the continalec
OF tho policy Of holding the Amcfi an manufacturing
and labor market for Americans. aud
Resolved. Tlat We appeal 70 III n American ti'iHIS
thro bout the Mon t. asst In eserv n III gf'a
Nation fiom the accused system that has rtduccl
ireland. the most favored island in the void by
nature, to condition OF pauperism discomfort ",9
suffering uneXnmpl'd within the confines OF CVlh
zation and b. 1t IN thermOre
Resolved. That We rcpI With vehement iNdlshauon
10 own or to control" the Irish vote. and that we
resent with and contempt the VII, Insult ohere1
TO by that renegade from ms parry ilL
rare, whose unsavory repltatlon c0mp'llci Se"atua
Hill TO iepudiatc him danger 10 any party VINO
would trust hm-Waync MacNcagh. .
Resolved. That heartily commend t'le rhcI-c,,U
action OF the present Administration I'm behalf 81 Tue
Irish poliuch prisoners now he'd on I!u ca eliehce
In British pri-OrS. csoo
Resolved That We hereby rcltertc our confidence
In the Hon Patrick Egnn and express our nc.
knowied emcnts to President Harrison for m' manly
supp ri OF Minister Egar and his public comm a uo
Of ire fidelity and ehcicncy with which he pelorheu
his duty.