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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-08
MISSOURI NOTES.

-Blackwater has sent a large COM
mittee out to search for Il creamery.
A family has been poisoned by
eating pawpawS, but that was i'll Hi
nos and not in Missouri.
The Moberly Monitor, complains
that the exercises of Halloween were a
little too real.
In Fulton enthusiastic democrat.
propose in the event of victory q bon
fire of straw hats and summer coats.
-Chillicothe is to have new
monastery and many improvements
on the Catholic buildings already Local
ted i'm that ciiv.
twill cost Galloway county about
81 200 to hold the election. This is Il
fraction over twenty cents IL voter.
Recorder of Voters Carlisle, of II.
Louis, is disguised with the present
election laws and believes he could
make better himself.
james Robinson, the bare back
circus rider, Is now % years of age
has retired to his farm near Mexico,
and will probably spendthe balance oi
his days there.
Some mad wag> of Mexico fixe d
up an Illuminated pumpkin to scare
Mr.. William Hester. who, however
recovered from his alarm and fired
two charges of shots at the unfortunate
pumpkin.
AT Carthage, on Halloween u
party described a. ''Ieckle>> mis-
creant" stretched rope across the
pavement, and in consequence Miss
Laura Wood tripped and fell and wa-
so severly injured that she had to he
carried home.
Halloween business in Hannibal
has set the newspapers 10 lecturing on
parental government and discussing
what punishment should he inflicted
on parents who let their children
chew, smoke. and run the streets late
at night.
The county judges of Andrain
county are not calamity howlers,
and - have issued their order saving.
1T is ordered by the court that in
consideration of the fact that money
is becoming plentiful and the rate OF
interest is heing reduced that the rate
of interest on the capital school fund
of Audr,in county he reduced from
to Il per cent per annum To take
effect from January |, 1893
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Dick Robinson.

Apparently all interest in the Schollman
murder has died ont. There is no talk
about iton the street and no one seems to
care what the result may he. Yet there is
no doubt q strong undcrcurrent which will
see that Justice i done when the proper
time comes.
IL is now evident that the law will he al
lowed To take its course. The talk oi
lynching which was INDUCED in by a few
at the lime of the murder, met with little
support and nothing nj all is said of it
now. Robinson will remain in the Cali
iornia Jail until the criminal court meets
when he will be brough, back to Sedalia
for trial, but he is certain of receiving the
utmo,, penalty OF the law, ii he is found
guilty.
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Game Home to Vote.

George Bowers, the young man who had
his hand mashed on the Missouri Pacific
some weeks ago, returned from the Mis-
souri, Pacific Hospital at St. Louis, yester-
day afternoon. and will remain until after
the election. George will cast straigh,
democratic vote
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Poultry Boosters, l5Ce3Oc each; hens
tx. springs. steady, large 6I<'dIc;
broilcrs. s.. % per Id. Honey
Light. l5@lsc; dark, 10 he; ex.
tracted white, S1Sc; dark, 6tdiIsc.
Apples 81 az 50; fancy scare,
So aa5o: Michigan, $3.50: New YORK,
s3,a4.50; Canadian. s.15g5 per bbl.
Pears - Illinois - &c per peck bas-
ket: Bartlett, s.50ai per Du;
New York. $5a1 per Dol Ounces C
per u bu baske.. Grapes Plentiful,
steady; Conc ord, New York fancy, IS &c;
medium. g o.4c: Michigan and Ohio, - q
23c: Delawares, 4Od6Oc per 10 ID basket.
Cranberrics- 75d Isl per Dbl. Potatoes
&c; Northern. 1od75c; Colorados, saJ$ 9
Sc; sweet, red, 3 itdi0c; yellow, As a s0c.
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Comment Unnecessary.

Last Sunday clergyman in one al the
churches made an urgen, appeal for mis-.
>ions. During the week he received let
ter from poor woman who earns her hv-
ing by day labor, with two dollars enclosed.
The amount was larger than was con-
tributed by two or three individuals in the
congregation and it l. n church OF wealth
t.n
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Good Advice.

Somebody complains that W. u. Steele
has cleared 81 many people charged with
able lawyer in the fullest sense of the term
and did it in an honorable way in the
course Of his practice a. any other honor
able lawyer should do. Now elect him
county attorney and he will Use the same
exertion and skill in managing public
business and the criminals will GO to Jail.
-Ldmoafe Record
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rELECRAPHiC REPORTS FROM
COMMERCIAL CENTERS.
TRANSACTIONS ON WALL STREET
The Course Of the Speculative Grain and
Provision VI neutrality-suspicious. From
the Chicago Board of Trade-kan-
sas city aud other Live stock
Markets Gossip for
Spectators.

NEW York. Nov. 5.-Monev on call
was easy at TO per cent Sterling
exchange was tirm a. sassy for bank
ers' sixty-day bills ana stsi1 for de-
mand Posted rates, sts4dis7X. Com
mercial bills s4S3t1is5;..
Closing prices on the stock cxchlns,
were as follows:
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Rucklen Arnica SaIxe.

THE BFsr SALvE in the world for CUT,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaina,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. e
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfsctioai
or money refunded. Price 3 cents Pc
box. For sale by Mertz Il Hale.
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STOCKS.
Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK Nov. 5-The weekly state
ment of the New York banks. issued TO-
day. shows the following changes: Re
serve, decrease. 81. 21o, $50; loans, decrease,
$93, 100: specie, Increase, $Si9, 100; legal
tender. decrease. Sc .33 40: deposits, de.
crease. sl,as6W: circulation, increase,
$l7,2OO The banks hold g, 16s, 2Ji in ex'
cess of the requirements of the . per cent
rule
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French Tansy Waters.

These waters are for the relief OF painful
irregularities, and will remove all ob>truc-
tions. They are sure and safe every time.
Manufactured by Emerson Drug Co. San
jose, Cal, sold by August I, Fleischmann'
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Chicago Closing Cash Prices.

70s<c; No, red. sos+c; No 3 red. Gig
&c; No. hard, 63IS a65c; No. hard. COX
@62c. Corn-No. 9, 41sc; No. 9 yellow,
401sc; No. 3. &C; No 3 yellow. 4oSc
Oats-No. 9 cash, O1.c. Timothy Seed
Cash. $i.So. Mess Pork-Cash. <l29
l2.I5 Lard-Cash, $S77xd9 Short
Ribs-$1.6O
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st. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, Mo-. Nov. 5.-Receipts. wheat,
72.55S bu; shipments. Al ,6Ss bu: receipts
corn, 1896 bu; shipments, q, 2.5 bu.
receipts oats, l4.a5o bu; shipments. 6,lol
blu. Wheat-November, SIC; December,
e7ssc; May. 75]sc. Corn-November, s9i4c;
December, 3Sc; May, 4lstc
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Receipts at Chicago-Wa.lt. 239 cars;
corn. 2S3 cars; oats. l39 cars.
Estimated receipts Mond iy-Whet
$40 cars: corn, .37 cars; oats, l10 cars;
hogs, 5000 head.
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CHICAGO. Nov. ). Hogs - Receipts.
1000: officill yesterday. 49, sS4; shipments
yesterday. s.sj9; receipts for the week,
1858 shipments for the week. 4s,GS,;
receipts for III, correspon ling week last
year, 2..sJ5; shipments for the correspond
ing week last year, 81 .54S; packing from Get.
ober % 10 date, 80, 100; packing 20 date
last year, 5000. Left over abou, 500;
quality only fair. market active and firm;
prices ab,u. &c higher; sales ranged at
s5.l5C6 10 for light; S. 10 a. 30 for rough
packing 81 - q 10 for mixed; $40 rs. 80
for heavy packing and shipping lots; pigs,
$40 q -. Cattle-Receipts, 400; Off
ciaI yesterday. 1895; shipments yester-
day. 3,5'i; market moderately active and
prices steady. Sheep-Receipts. 1000;
official yesterday. ST. 9; shipments yester-
day. Ass; market quiet; steady prices.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, so; market steady. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000; market strong; prices on
fair TO best range from &490d560. Nc
sheep on sale.
Sioux CuY. Ia. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, l,71O; official yesterday, 800, ship
ments, 3l3; 5d1oc higher; Is. 3O@55O bulk,
S. 40. Cattle-Receipts, 800: official yes
terday, SIS; shipments. 607; dull.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. s. --Cattle--Receip,s,
$500; strong, active; natives, 8 :5@5. IS:
Westerns, $.7564; cows, sldS.79; feed
ers, S2a325. Hogs--Receipts, $50: SC
higher; all weights, $5-3Od5.4T; bulk OF
sales, s5Sj9i40. Sheep-Receipts, 500;
steady; s3S5d45,; lambs, $4a5.
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Kansas City Prod uce.

KANSAS CIrr, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Eggs-Fresh
candled, 2Oc; held, l9c. Butter-Creamery.
extra fancy, 2sd29c; fancy. &c; good to
choice, 28d25c; store packed, l5dl7c;
packing, I2c. Grease, Sc. Dairy. active.
firm. fancy. scarce. 2oc: choice. Is 90
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Hogs-iteocipts, 5.si2; shipped yesterday,
5l7 The market for good hogs WAS &c
higher. and for very common light hogs
weak to 30 lower. Prices ranged from
s. to 5.55 per 100 lbs according to quality.
The following are representative sales:
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wheat and Corn in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Nov -Wheat-Ofered
moderately; prices unchanged No.
3 winter S, 9ISd per o lbs: No 3 spring
6s, 1iad. Corn--Offered freely: prices Y
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CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Closing cash prices
today. Rye-J0c: December, &c. Flax
seed - ell t9i.lo,I: December, sll0
Bariey-63d6ic.
ST LouIs. Mo, Nov. 5-Flaxseed--No.
] clsh. si.07. Rye-No. cash, IS &c.
Nas;or Beans-$I.E.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CIrr, Mo-. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, Ass; calves. 100; shipped
yesterday, =. -: calves. IS. The
market was dull: steers weak: cows weak
TO lOc lower: Texas cattle and feeders
steady.
The following are representative sales.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-08

Sherman, Texas, has $50, 900
Jail from which ten prisoners recently
escaped by saving through iron bars
with 35-cent file.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-08

General Boca has told the Argentine
government that unless support should
be given Governor Rogas civil war
would begin in the interior provinces
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-08

to ga lower. Spot $3.50 per 100 lbs; De-
cemoer Is, 32.d; January IS, Sd
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Dressed beef men bought {, 3s5 cattle yes
terday. Armour bought I,199. kiHgan 20,
Fowler 81, bold ls6, Phoenix packing COM
pany 2l9. Swift 2.O'i, Davis ~, p. ID. Ar
mour i,9 8 and local butchers 30.
Packers bough: $500 hogs yesterday.
Armour bought l.ia3 Kingan SO, Fowler
l.l61, bold SO and Swift $40. Cole bought
2Of. Morris & Butt lag, North packing
company i5) and other shippers 1913
Receipts since January l aggregate
i2l7, $50 cattle. So. ISL calves. g. 81, 4'6 hogs
and .s24 sheep Compared with 1891 the
increase IS l.6,339 cattle. l2.0i0 calves,
=, 99S hogs and 81. IS. sheep.
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Sheep-Receipts, l,426; shipped yester-
day, 1895. Receipts were mostly Texas
20 It's. The market was quiet and I'M
changed The following are representa-
tive sales:
No. vi. Price. No. W.T. 'ri.,.
So limbs ~ 5 SOL ~ limbs ~ ) 90
NUT los 3, Is T nut So 3 ~
5iTmut 81 3 90
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Iu. CLOSING Closing
AhrfcL1a "iSh ~ D'"e'' Nov. S Nov.
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CHICAGO. Nov 5-The range Of prices
for active futures are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-07
The LOCKED DOOR.

Two friends once closed between them. mu
tuAlly.
A door with double locks. one on each side;
with separate koya. fashioned with cunning
art
Sure o. himself, strors In fresh wounded pride.
Eseh. for his own side only. held the hoy.
And thus for weary weeks thsy dwell, apart.
rill one, at issi, wisss dropping tears had
drowned
The Gre Of wrath that In HI. bosom burned,
Full Of forgiveness. salty stole and turned
The key, than sought 10 ope the door. but
found
The other lock still fast, still locked the doori
Then the old anger lcApcd 10 sudden flame,
And, laying on lls friends hard heart the
blame,
lie shot again tho Dol, md turned once more
To nurse, In bitterness. the rcopencd wound.
That night the other thought Of oldcn days
Aud melted In the memory they sseinod
10 nearer than e-tfaneements later hours,
That Of the quarrel he thought no must have
And 90 unlocked tn, door; yet all bis powers
Failed sinl to shake It, Then ho mnt,ercd.
FOOL.
To think that s;abborn ehurl would scr TO
penu-
And sooietwArd again the Dol, no sent
And thus before tho nrs, friends wrath could
cool.
Tia others heart grsw hard again and kept
The bar between tbcm while they walked or
slept.
Bat ono calm eve both waken from dream
" what hAs been. ~ clear forihshadowinE, too.
The golden prophecy o. what may bet
zach rises. and In tho moonllghta softencd
CLEAN,
ncsolvcs 10 Try again all NJ can do.
Once more before the barrier he stands;
And ~. again slowly each Iron key
llasps In the rusted wards. an answering sound
Comes from the other aide. The great door
fioa
Open and leaves tho old friends. newly found.
Lovingly looking IN each Other's eyes.
With reunited hearts and FIRM clasped hands.
&C. ". Baker IN Cincinnati Enquirer.
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pJRRTT0Nui
LIS. Hills, President
hosEs inLTcuxR. Y.es'Fr1tssnk
W. W. RirEE,
,. r. BAnsEs,
J. T. LnILE.
J. q. CurLER,
JAMES snAnr,
HENRI DNwooDur.
d. II. PxKsr.
y. W. JKsNfsos.
GEoRGE RonsEr.
), II, wNbtR.
Il, H. ELDREDon.
II. +. YouSo, Cashier.
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.
Rsy sad ssls EreAarg, on Sas York, sds
Tranet'e0, oAicago. 81 Louis, onaAa. London
aud alias fria0ipai Continental c,iisL
EnS- safe pspom Vaults. absolutely bur
slar aud nroProOt ReIu 50 to SIS per year
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A TRIAL IN FICTION.

a..
There Ia u tmo In tho lifo OF nearly
every educated person when no feels
that fierce, uncOnquerablo desire TO
write-to nut into words for tho benefit
n, coming v.ncrntiona auch Thoughts
-, 80. =. ,,,,, o,,.,r 90 h,,n or 4,
NV.
Ana indocu oohe'e ono ihay WISH
TO write without even possessing tho
thoughts to emeody In ono's ehusiona.
10 great Is tho fascination Of seeing ones
own writings in print.
To this curious malndy became nm
..,,y yic,,,n A,d On. ,ccop,nneo ~ nm
s-...,.,.., -. A., ,ar.o,s ,,oai,,y "a.
-,s-, - ~, A.. ~. ,,.a,,s,sh
Peia s'''a ,''Nn ''ei " 'H' .i1'".
able hre OF ht"fnry aihpi'ioh' h'V"eh'y'
two occupied minor editorial position
ON dsily paper. and had had one or two
stories accepted by one Of tho great mag
azinca. Consequently, / began 10 feel
ratnor imnortant In n literary way. and
th,a t.pd,ncv was de,.,d.dly eneotirnuea
by Compliments, sincere and otherwise,
al those with whom ea1ne I'm contact.
One Of theso. and one who from its
beginning had taken a warm interest In
my literary work. WINS n girl--Miss
Ra,bar;ne Merry. had known Mis-
Nerry nl,o.t from ohildhood and hnd
al,vny. ma consid.rnhlo Admiration Oar
her. I looked upon bor ma entirely dif.
forent from the other virla OF INV ne.
ouain,ance She was rather intellectual
IN her taatea vary fond of reading. and
hna ,vcn nnbl,sbed soma very credit.
nblo vorsoa although sho was INV iunio,
nv two venrs sho was moi a girl 10 Air,
With. md Ahe absolutely di,iik,d com.
,limsnts Th.t a. she really ala dIs.
i,La thsw diffcr,ny In mis- rcsneot from
,ha ,ra{o-,,y ~ ,,n,non who ,nay NO.,
sas,,isa a.,,arv ms, VII aro ,ono ~,
isss snscantible 10 M influence She anS
,ynra Nh ,ol,ow ,y.Il mo. ,ogother 4,
49, nr ioas aog,aa wo nns.r,oo,
~ a,har yorv val wo,o in,ero.,,,d 4,
- o,h.,,s ,roio,,,s aud on;oyod -,
na,,nc notes ovcr our failures ann n
.ass.s
on. r,.,, r,h., a, so h.,,,,.d Oh.
,,,. ,,.ra -, a,n,na n, ,ho sa,ro honsa
,h. roryor,a,,or ,rr,,.d r,.,n m, ,nucl
,noo,od nnaa,,on "a ~ whe,hor snch
,h,ns ~ n ni",or;c ,ova wera ,oss,I,,
M Norry .r1 myxolf Nth nrgrn
,.arwiv a., the ag,r,na,iya AMI nroho
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so,ash;n "a an ;nstan,o aI,ho,.h No.
~, ,,a,r, 30 pan, lion, cop,ar,,n
a,rso,ros ,S,h ,n"n,,on,n, Lis,or,c,
80
Th. o,.o. ala. hovo,or rro,oh,y y.
-. RI, 80 %, o., ,,nns,,,,,n5 /, 49, ~
,aroa a." a,,, 80, III - w., 80 ~
- S'AA 1 .na,,s", ~ ~
.ue" '1v"s' n"s NJ, - Wv -
Nv ~ In $40 .a'aa I'a :, .
'nusn ~. ~ 80. 49, ''''
p.eu " w'" a,' u. ~. o"'''V
iwMkea nome WIN 'ho s'eIfys ais'
wh'u' anu "n.io h,, i"'nsI anu iho,n'
wen, ihcso' ",sS 1h,i'y anu = s'fon,
howiy M'% rem' ul'suasihb ,ho ~
1eet Wh'en mao pceh uhocr oohsiuer"u'
AZ dinner
why, OF course II Is possioie' 81
taid; fhere are you ana :,
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Mo,hor-Whero in tho world are you
going?
Small son--Goin to play hopscotch.
Mother-Dcar me! Don't you know
it's pouring down rainl
Small Son--Tye got an UMBRELLA
New York Weekly.
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A colorcd man has obtained promi-
nenco as being the first Of his race to
mako an invention in electricity. Tho
patent he applied for was II new method
Of supplying electrical energy to cars
New York journal.
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$500 Reward :!

WE will pay the above reward for any case
pf Liver Complaint, bYspersla, SICK lleadseho,
Indigestion, uonsurauon OF t9suvcnef. We
when the directions arr stflcty compiled with.
They are purely Vegetable and never fail TO
rige Satisfaction. Hugsf coated. Largo boxes,
10 cent? Dowfrc OF cou1icnriis aud inlite.
lions. Tho genuine sold W JOHNSON, PRATT
Co, % aud 81 Main street, salt Lake City.
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RAILROADS.
THE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
7toh' A1ir, ard Depart at SAT Lak, c!s
Duly, az JoiioaG
ktuIyE


7,an, Arits ard Depart at SAT- Lat, cRs
Duly, az JoiioHg
ARRIVE.
From All Eastern points. ........... 500 = IN
From Buiio. Portland aud san Fran.
clsco.................. si3oa m
rark City and Cache valley ............. i1it5 W
Prom all Eastern poin,l................. y oonoon
Prom Cache VALLEY and ogden. ...... siio y IA
iifvm Milford and intermediate
polnts. ................. ............- oho a IN
Prom Juab and Euroka................. $50 p IN
'from Terminus and GARFIELD. ....... tiil y m
DEPARr
FOR all eastern poinis ......"........ Geo m
FOR ogden aud intermediate poinis. $50 a in
Tor lutte. Portland, san francisco
and Cache valley .................. o.2oa IN
Tor Cache Valley and Park Clty..... a.So p IN
Tor all Eastern poinn and sAn Fran
ctco.,..........4. ..s........,....... $50 y N
iFor Juib. Eureka and ,irford...,... 7soa m
For JuAb and intermediate pcin,u.... ,.2i p N
'For Garfield and Terminus ......,..... as a m
'Daiiy. sundays excepted.
TRAINS between Jaab and Milford do not run
Sundays.
cry riCHEr orrIcE. not NAM NJ
u. II. DuKLEY. Cenl. AT. PassEr Dept
8. n. II. CtAnE. Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
n. DicKENsos. Ass't Ccnl Mgr.
y. l. LonAx, @. L. a T. Agent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-03

Conkling, tawny named as a lion. lus-
trous eyed as tiger, as determined to
win as bulldog, and yet suavely cour-
teous in that naughty way which seemed
part and parcel of his splendid physique
and masterful intellect. Then the speech
and the fight Of the 808, as stubborn az
any OF the contests Grants soldiers
waged for him in the Wilderness. l can
also see Garfield eulogizing Sherman
and pleading with the delegates to .'hear
him for his cause" Later on, the eli
max and the tragedy. State flags wav-
ing over the head of the chosen man
from the Western Reserve; election, in
auguration. Guiteau. Elberon. the tomb.
Although ! listened b Lockwood's
speech nominating Cleveland in 1884.
ana to the eloquence poured out ON be-
half OF the various candidates at the
Republican convention of 1883, 1 shall
always recall most wildly that great
political battle Of 1880 when ULYSSES 8.
Grant first suffered defeat in peace or
war.
Viewed from nearly any standpoint.
one who studies the subject must arrive
at the conclusion that oratory Is a prod
uct OF the American soil; men seem to
spring full armed with eloquence from
the earth like the tabled warriors of old.
And the long speeches are not what sur
vive. The heart of the patriot thrills
Father at the repetition Of some sentence
that stands for courage, loyalty or high
purpose. Hence we love to apply the
old school statesmans term to the stars
and stripes and refer to our banner as
"Old Glory:" to remember that Dix said.
IF any man attempts to haul down the
American flag, shoot him on the spots"
to cherish Lincoln's assertion that this |
Is IL government Of the people, by the |
people and for the people" and to keep
In mind Garfields famous utterance
when Booths bullet had done Its work.
'God reigns and the government at
still livesG
FRED @. DAYTON.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-03

democracy from the hideous face of 70
bellion; for the man who, like an intel.
iectual athlete, has stood in the arena
OF debate and challenged all corners, and
who is still total stranger to defeat
Like an armed warrior. like plumed
knight, James q. Blaine marched down
the halls OF the American congress and
threw his shining lance full and fair
against the brazen foreheads Of the de.
tanners OF his country and the maligners
Of his honor.
For the Republican party to desert
this gallant leader now is as though an
army should desert their general upon
the field Of battle.
James Il. Blaine Is now and has been
for years the bearer of the sacred stand.
ard Of the Republican party. call II
sacred because no human being can
stand beneath Its folds without becom-
Ing and remaining free.
Gentlemen Of the convention, in the
name Of the great republic. the only re.
public that ever existed upon this earth;
In the name Of all her defenders and of
all her supporters; in the name of all
her soldiers living; in the name Of all her
soldiers dead upon the field of battle,
and in the name Of those who persisted
In the skeleton clutch of famine at An.
Jacksonville and Libby, whose sufferings
he so vividly remembers, ulinois-nli.
hois dominates for tho next president OF
this country that prince of parliamenta.
rians-that leader Of leaders-James q.
Blaine.