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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

Two weeks ego there was something Of sensa-
ton created by Gov. Psnnoyer's speech at
koseburg, 10 which he foreswore allegiance to
the democratic party and came out fat-footed
Tor the principles Of the peoples psrty-fres
silver, paper money, income tax and al. II b
true this action Of the governor was suttci-
pated, but, al the came, Thousands we're sur
prised when, next day. they read his bold and
fearless declaration. This change Of faith
has hurt Pennoyer grcatly-much more,
IN fact. than II has hurt the de mocrNtic party Of
Oregon Pennoyer, who 10 web known 10 the
people OF the east from the connection Of his
name with both the drst and second places on
the democratic national ticket 10 nov serving
his second term a. governor Of Oregon Al
t S;s lss. sleooh Ne ran 1900 votes ahs.d Of
chief executive Of this fair stats, for
upon all national issues its vote has been
cast for the principals Of the republican
party. Pennoyer Is now the shattered idol Of
the democracy Of Oregon. His Roseburs
thinks II ia the opening Of new lease Of politi-
cal life for him. above referred 10 the gov
ernor's switch a. . change Of faith BE does
not call II such, for IN q recent interview he
said Of the comment made upon his uttersnces,
II am somewhat surprised at the Cleveland
papers for finding fault with my Roseburg
speech, a. II Ia eIactly In line With my IN,
augural address Of six years ego and With al
my speeches on the stump Il IL quite un-
usual to condemn Q man for remaining true TO
his principles, but the Clevelandites, having
abandoned the old democratic doctrine. me
the fox which had it, tail cut OF In q trap. are
very anxious that every one else should FOLLOW
their example. / cannot afford 70 mutilate my
principles in order to please . lot Of bob-tailed
politicians"
The campaign In Oregon Il being conducted
in a half-hesrted way. tits true Senator Dolph
Is stamping the state, and also that We have had
a visit from Gen. Weaver and Mrs Lease, but
the outcome scarcely any one doubts. The
democrats have so far done nothing except to
hold one grand ratification meeting n Portland.
Even this was not Of astounding proportions.
Tho crowd in the parade was variousiy esti-
mated at from 500 to ], 500 persons. Whether
the 6rst or the second figure was correct, there
is one thing certain, and that IL that one-third
the crowd were boys At that IL was better
showing than was made by the republicans
some two weeks earlier. The prohibitonists
are doing even less that the democrats. There
has been no talk whatever Of fusion Of any
kind and in all probability the four tickets will
continue in the Geld until the election lie held,
and 1t has been decided, as seems probable.
that Oregon's electoral vote shall be cast for
Harrison and Reid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

country temporarily suiy. IN osAer words they
appropriated the democratic machine 10 their
own use. Only three men Of any promineucs
N the alliance repudiated this deal. Editor
DargAn OF the Sumter Freemos, Editor Bow
den Of the Cotton Pia~s and Col Ellison Ksls4,
. wealthy farmer Of the up country. Who wanted
10 90 to Congress on the third party platform
II YIN be seen, therefore, that there d come
dentAcsnce In the latest deal BY which the Cot
ton Ptanf, the recognized organ Of the Farm-
ers. Alliance in this etass. hes been put entirely
and absolutely under the control Of an svowed
third party advocate. J. A Stokes, late pref
densrof the state alliance, . democratic candi-
date for Congress; Or. Strait and j. A TaIbert
democratic Oongressmen-eleet (for they are
already virtually elected unies. there shan be q
democratic bolt before November o.; NJ. l.
Donaldson, democratic candidate for the United
States Senate, and other prominent palmetto
state democrats we're parties 10 this deal
Editor Bowden ssys he viii nominate pso-
plss party electoral ticket and viii make q Wig
orous fght for It. Editor Larry CAN'T, Who
runs the Tillman organ In this stste-the Co
lumbia Regtster-threatens that II the demo-
crats In wsshingtcn do not do thfnss % suit
the ocalftes the dogs Of war will be let sltp
In al this middle The conservative democrats
OF the state have no hope 20 cling 70. Al the
convention which nominated democratic prcsi-
DENTAL electors they succeeded In getting q
resolution through forcing each elecsor nomi-
mated 70 file an oath to vote for Cleveland and
stevenson, the democratic nominees for Presi-
dent and Vice President should the new alli-
snoe-democrat-people's machine, however, pu,
out an electoral ticket for Weaver and Field
there Will be such . state Of things Ia this
old state IS has not been witnessed since 1879
when Wade Hampton swept through the state.
The conservative democracy, although beaten
In the late primary. IL still In fighting trim and
able to make sturdy fight II has no disposi.
ton and less intention TO lose the vote Of the
state for Cleveland and Stevenson. The event,
OF the next fortnight promise TO be politically
interesting and exciting in this state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

In 1879 John Kelly, the Independent Tam
many candidate, received 1856 votes for gov
ernor.
THE MAJORITY IN NEW YORK.
One other point remains to be touched upon
to convey full understanding Of the relative
strength and chances Of the two parties in New
York-the vote Of New York city and Brooklyn
Republicans in the crisis Of every campaign
manifest an unacc ountable apprehension about
what is vaguely understood as to be the ever
increasing Tamm any and democratic majorities
in those two cities. They never breathe freely
until the returns from these democratic strong
holds all in. On the other hand enthu-
siastic but thoughtless democrats quadrennially
predicate their hopes Of victory on unpre-
cedented tidal wave majority in those towns.
But it is a fact that while their aggregate vote
has largely increased the democratic pluralities
have not markedly changed in either city since
the republican party sprang into existence. To
demonstrate this the following table, showing
the aggregate vote of New York county for the
chief candidate at each election named since
1856. with the plurality, which also incidentally
sheds light on some other points, is given:
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These figures show no alarming Increase in
the democratic msjorities In Kings county; in
fact they average about the same a. those Of
quarter Of century ago, when the population
OF Brooklyn was only one-ffth Of what, II il
now. Aside from Mr.. Clsvsland's walk-over
vote In 1882 for governor, Mr.. Tilden's plural
ity In 1876 was the largest ever thrown In
brooklyn. 1t has given only ono republican
plurality for state or national Office In its
history, that for Gen. Can for secretary Of
state In 1883. It was very small, only e46, and
brooklyn viii no doubt eventually be forgiven
for Its strange vote on that single occasion
The figures Of the Tribune almanac are used
and have been transcribed With . good deal Of
care
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lied dealers, at what are called cut prices"
but the genuine guaranteed medicines cost
more, and are worth more
If you do get the genuine, they're tho
cheapest medicines you can buy, for they're
guaranteed In every case to benefit or cure,
or you have your money back.
But you sConf get the genuine, except
through druggists regularly authorized .
agents, and at the following uniform and
long sbhshed prices:
Dr.. Piarce's Golden Medical Discovery tthe
remedy for all diseases arising from torpid
liver, or impure blood. II 90 per bottle.
Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription the rem
edy for woman's chronic weaknesses and de-
rangements), S1.00 per bottle
and best little Liver Pills. IS cents per vial
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
scsgently yet promptly on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels cleanses the
system ehectually, dispels colds
headaches and tevers, and cureshsb-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs i,
the only remedy Of its kind ever
produced, pleanng to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
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In effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
ssances.it many excellent qualities
commend il to all and have made
II the most popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs IL for sale in 500. and
u bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
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vi do not socept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
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Total vote. Plurality
Office.

The largest plurality il that for Mr.. Glove
land for governor in 1882. His plurality was
"a 900 less for President two years later. Gov.
Hills plurality for governor in 1888 was 69, 102.
As before stated, both these extraordinary fg-
ures were the result OF extraordinary causes.
Seymour's plurality in 1868, twenty-four years
ago, was one of the lArgest-s0, 578. Then
comes Gov. Flowers last fall Of 9,602; but 1t
will be noted that the plurality in 1867, an .'oh
year, twenty-five years ago, $3.50, was only
thousand less than Flowers. No republican
has ever carried the city Of New York for
state or national Office, though republicans
have often been elected to city Offices and held
the Office Of mayor.
IN KINGS COUNTY.
Next in importance to New York IL Kings
county, in which il situated the city Of Brook
lyn and its suburbs Like New York It h DEM
ocratic, but not by such great majoritiss. The
ofacial summary OF it, total vote, with ths plu-
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OREGON.

Campaign Without Much Enthusfasm-
Gov. Pennoyer's Recent Utterances.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
PORTLAND, ORE., October IS, 1892
The political situation in Oregon is easily de-
fined. There are no local issues, except in one
Legislative district east Of the mountains. The
county and state elections occurred in june.
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ers do not discuss the issues vhsn they get TO-
gsther, and fence corner conferences are rarely
seen or heard OF In the rural districts. Tho
working men in the cities seem to be equally
reticent. All classes are either thinking or
have already made up their minds how to vote.
Both parties are making canvasses, but In very
few districts have they yet been completed,
and the cAnvasses will not be as reliable or
complete - In former years, either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

Tow don't ose
schat you want,
u you expect to
buy DR.. Pierce's
Qenu iHe medi-
cines at less than
the regular pricea
You can buy
counterfeit, ind
tations, dilutions,
and substitutes,
from unaufhor.
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1882 6S,072
WHAT CAN BE DEFENDED UPON.

WHAT CAN BE DEFENDED UPON.
Another fact made evident by these figures Is
that the democratic vote Of New York and
Brooklyn can be depended upon under nearly
ali circumstances. while the republican vote Of
the up country Is very fuctuating and uncer-
tain. dependent largely upon the candidate.
With q good candidate 1t pours out in over
whelminR force. The variations in pluralities
cannot be claimed showing any marked
change of political sentiment in the state; they
merely emphasize the fact that 1t is more diff
cult to organize and get out the republican than
the democratic vote because it Is more scat
tered and that the republicans are only aroused
TO united action by some paramount issue like
the presidency. The New York democratic
leaders fully understand this indifference of
the country republicans to minor issues, and
that is the reason why they always concede the
state to be doubtful one in a presidential
year.
SOME THINGS EXPLAINED.
The following tabulsted statement gives the
aggregage vote Of the two great parties at every
national election since 1856 and for the chief
candidate at every ofT-year election since 1868.
1t will show why the republicans always stand q
fighting chance for success in presidential years
with candidate who can unite the party and
call out its full vote, and in q measure also ex-
plains why they lose four out Of every Ave state
elections:
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bad been aiinz for several years. but didn't know
- WAL NE trouble ~.s Ny noss VS. unusually
Cry and required siderable forc. to r.ruov. N.
e-e~uOns whirh would form IN H. my throat f-l, very
ty. ssp~si.lly At night. and the morning I would
soush excessively until would brtns up thigk yellow
o. rre~ni@h y 'e<m. which would give me Temporary
s>ii-f % cours~ my throat was dry dur
ins tAs dAJ. and oooa.ssaally eouyhsd. but
We morning wa- When hsd the worst time Thu.
s<ih e~fore had BEN Of several Year, standing Two
Or tAr~s year. ago Vas comparatively mild but
hept gradually IN severity until 70. .osn.
vhaf worried .oout 10 Through recomfn dor.
81 1y friends vas Induced visit the one. Of Dr. c
- Jordan. and an very thankful that went there
y oss 81 nov that I Quits . veil man.
In cough has mari sdly abatedy throat decidsdl,
bssssr-And M nose trouble Of no moment III. doc
ssr hss certainly achieved = great deal I'm nv GO
end would advise al sufferers from me troubles 20
% e dd-oonsaIi Dr. Jordan for consider him
III an>ss sp~ra~iiss In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

Send M your name and
address. and a treatise
on the care Of the sssth,
gums, and mouth. to-
gether with . sample
bottle of our Carksiie
Mouth WasI, will be
sent you free Of charge,
or a full size bottle of
the Mouth Wash will be
sent. postpaid, on re-
ccipt OF prics, 50 cenes.
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THINGS To REMEMBER

Kings lO tlEMEMBER
0rasty can furnish your house-svery room IN IT.
with every article necessary. except stoves
0rasty don't sell anything on installmcnts IL You
buy for cash visit bis Double Stores
Grasty has Carpets from Ike. to Ell 30.
Grasty viii make and lay any Carpet at lowest Dos
sible price.
Grssty don't promise you something for nothing and
you don't get 1t anywhere. Some persons
clam TO make no charge for making. match
ing and laying q Carpet. Get our prices and
have your eyes opened.
Grasty's Solid Oak Cluster Leg Table, SIX feet long,
takes everybody by surprise Oak Chairs
cane scat. six for Is.
Grasty has a Good Oak Suite. pieces Ella IS.
$l6.5o. SIS. s2l IS. s25. $50 TO s59.J 80
Grasty has one roy to do business and that Is the
RIGHT WAY.
0fasty refunds the money anything you buy not
satisfactory.
Teach your little children 10 say Grssty the Pusher
0rasty makes bold statements and you must not
doubt TILL you try.
Grasty viii be pleased 10 show you around WHISTLER
you buy or not
Remember the name:
AsTY-GRAsrY-aRAsTY,
1910 and 1879 9TH st. q. w.. bst p snd q.
Don't doubt tn you Try. see7
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Mr.. Cleveland's, e35, 96o; Hill over Cleveland,
1l4s9 HILL received the highest total vote ever
thrown for any candidate in the state, either re-
publican or democrat, in contested election.
II exceeded the total cast for President Harri-
son by l2s yotes- HDrs aggregate il the only
one OF Al the democratic candidates since 1855,
both state and national, that would
have defeated Harrison. Hills plurality below
Harlem Of s., $40 was the greatest ever cast, ex-
cspt Cleveland's walk-over for governor. His
majority in Brooklyn was only normal, II, 466;
In New York city 1t reached tho extraordinary
figure Of 60. 102, nearly II, 900 In excess Of that
OF Mr.. Cleveland at the same election over
Gen. Harrison. This great difference, result
ing In Hills election. whereas Mr.. Cleveland
suffered defeat, convinced many OF Mr.. Cleve-
lands followers that Hills friends had traded
on the ex-President to secure his own election.
But the difference was more probably caused
by the open support Hill received from many
republicans on the liquor issue, the saloon men
SCANNING THESE PIoURxs
closely several important facts appear. None
Of the democratic presidential or state plural
tiles below Harlem since the republican party
sprang into existence have been great enough
TO overcome that Of President Harrison above
except the gubernatorial vote Of Cleveland and
Hill-the first caused by . republican bolt and
the second almost infinitesimsl attributable to
the liquor vote Neither will be considered in
weighing the chances of presidential election,
as both were the result Of extraordinary causes
not now operating The test vote in 1888 was
that for the presidency. II will be noted that
Mr.. Cleveland's total vote for governor In
1882 was loss than Hancock's for President In
1880, yet Cleveland's plurality reached the won
derful figure of 1872 ,S54 In the state, while Han
cock lost it by q, 033 In 1882 the republicans
revolted against machine methods and simply
declined to 60 to the polls Cleveland's total
for governor was 1910 less than President
Harrison's total in 1888.
THE NEXT LARGEST PLURALITY
below Harlem was that cast for Gov. Flower in
1891, which was 79,G01 out Of a total Of only
49,, S99, over A, 900 less than the total Of the
five counties In 1888, which was AT ,06s. Tho
plurality Of Mr.. Fassett, the republican oandi-
date for governor, was smaller than ever thrown
above Harlem In presidential year since 1856,
being only 81 664. or 81 900 less than that Of
Gen. Harrison Gov Flowers aggregate vote
ia the state over SO, 900 less than Mr.. Cleve-
lands, and yet Flower was elected by AZ, 937
plurality, while Cleveland was defeated by
IA, 1873 plurality. President Harrisons vote
would have defeated Flower by 10000
plurality.
TIE 5TAY-AT-HoMz VOTES.
To make some Of these points more clear the
for both years is given. with the falling off In
each,
1888. 1891. Loss.
Above Harlem. $500. .S47, 442 732, 1856 lis, 258
Below Harlem. -..... .477,06s 432,8s9 A, l6s
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FACTS AND FIGURES.
Election Prospects as They Appear
in Different States.
THE VOTE IN new YORK.
The Result Of the Presidential Con-
test Depending Upon It.
THE -FOUR DOUBTFUL STATES.
HE VOTE IN new YORK.
THE -FOUR DOUBTFUL STATES.

Light Threvn the sss.seses ~ FORMER
Prophesies-visws Of Corrsspondenss on
the Ground whsrv the Battle h TO BE
FouShs.
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The above property presents splendid opportunity
houses. beinE susceptible Of an sdvsnsaeScO sl6df
Terms: onethird cash bslsncs IN one and too yssss
OF before With intersss CT al cash al option g pr.
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Supremacy Delightful

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OF
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l.324.5lO l,l65,Os5 1853, AS
Total vote

The more the foregoing figures and those fol-
lowing are studied the more apparent II be-
comes that the stay -at-home vote Of the state
of New York is always more largely republican
than democratic, not only in the country, but
also in the cities. A comparison Of the official
democratic and republican vote of 1888 with
that Of 1891 will greatly aid the reader in form
ing his conclusions:
Repub- Demo Plural
lican. cratic. ity
Total vote 1888. -. $50 1888 695, 965 l4,S79 R
Total vote 1891. .. 534, 956 $50, 1893 AZ, 1887 D.
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Ma Louis Farusns Sroaz.
HE DOES NOT SEEK PUBLICITY. BUT
THINKS THAT THE TREATMENT OF
DIR JORDAN SHOULD BE MADE
KNOWN FOR THE BKNH-
FIT OF orHERs.
Nr. Louis rf~und b the eldest son Of Frederick
Ir~und one Of the leading Of the city whose
place Of business 10 No 7O2 9th street aorth vest
Lsus b IN exceptionally nns baker and much de-
psnds upon his skin In giving the business the nrss-
eis>s reputation 10 sustatna In Response to . ques-
uon propounded By the reporter he said:
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". BAKER q Co, DOrchssssr. ~
lUNcANsoN BROS. Auctonesra

nUNCANsON BkOs-. AuctionesrA
fAHt 2F gAsEE
S 5R M AASSTrTke tsSSiSSJH~ ri sIfihfsHd
PURPOSES
~ virtue q deed of srust Gully recorded In Ixer
District q Columbia will al in front Of the prep-
ecro 9a rSSEpNEnspA Zoo siSEIEESTH PAY ~
O'CLOCK. the property - shown In plat
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THE RIPUBLIcAS SIDE OF THE SITUATION.
This is the democratic situation in = nutshell,
stated without prejudice. 1t also shows the
republican strength a. well as weakness. but to
make everything perfectly clear before entering
upon the consideration Of the vote Of New
York it may be we'll to state the republican
side Of the situation If Gen Harrison carries
all the states he did in 1888 and the new states
under the new spportionnent his electoral vote
viii stand as follows:
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In 1879 John Kelly, the independent Tam
many candidate, received 1856 votes for gov
ernor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
Roberto Duran,

Por el bien que de el pueda de-
'lvsrss, insersamos en- nuestras
olumnss el siguisnte articuio so
ore la febre amarillo, que NOS ha
remitido para su publication en- el
BoLETIN nuestro ilustrado amigo
eli Sr Dr. Tizoi. Dselsrase es,e par.
tidario de Il Camara Polar, in
sntsds en- Santiago de Cubs pol
81 va &c ebra doctor don Alfredo
Garcia, y de Ia cuaI va hemo.
uabiado nosotros con merecido
logic por Las asombrosas cura
Clones que en- md tiples y terri
oles casos de aquei!s enfe-medat
80 ban sfectuado con tan bene6
co apsrato. Da ciertas aprecia
;lones de esa dis luisici6n " to
msran nota. si GUSTAV, los ensen
dllos comprofssores de autor d,
a misma.
Y he aqui el citado articulo de
ioctor Tlzo.:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24

rior temporada, Sr Sieni, ma
nifestand0 que dentro de breve
tiempo estara aqui nuevsmente con
una buena compania de opera ita-
llama.
Albisu parece medic doruido,
porqus no deja de repetir, cuidan-
dose POGO de ensayar y oponi6ndo-
SO al lena: zen IL distinction esta
=! gusto." Pero como Payret con-
ti"dA cerrado, & las buenas 8 las
malas hay que ir q Albisu. Esto
es una crisis dramatico -comico-
1arzuelera.
Roberto Duran,