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"f'"' ~" 'eSodle' nis p'sSe Ia IN"
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yesterday ard says the
t"'n-; i'u DAILY mixed.
Tho Republican CpInty Central
C!in'nItiet Wi! meet ncxt Monday TO
Hd%e ARRANGEMENTS for II County
C'nyoni'ou.
"a" "'e'"o''h "' 'hs Executive
"'""''''oe VI I"e o'''eE 40 should
H,le"' ~ m'et'"S at VIZ. iiu".mers
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- P'"' "'''n'n' VI.
,
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i'e '"hI" u I"e CONS struck by
Ia" "ori' "'nts IA 1871, WAS less
thHa 'or sore !eiFa p~rev'nuH. TIE
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Democratic Committee Meeting.

Democratic Committee Meeting.
After going to press yesterday after
noon we received tho following dis.
pntch from Carson:
Committee refused 10 nominate
Presidential electors. IIagertnan
Dennis, Jones. Elstner, Ryan, Noyes,
Irish, Daley and Lemon Withdrew bo-
fore vote was taken. which stood 80
to mono. No candidates wcro nomi.
mated for Congress or Regents. The
Committee took n recess till Sept. 2l''
Yestordny's Carson Tribune nlso
contiins tho following further par.
ticulSrH:
"Nenrly all the prominent Demo
Gratis are in Carrcn to-day TO attend
the mecting OF tho Stnto Central
Committee. "
This morning tho general imares.
sion prevailed that Il split would occur
in the Committee. Such old Demo.
cratic war horses ns John Dennis, j.
Q. lIsgerman, T. NJ. Clarke, Joo Ryan
Old mnny others iavar putting up
Clevcl MI Electors, while Tho Kea:.
i%nS.Ilariis wing favor paesiug EIec-
tore In tho interes. Of tho Weaver
purity.
From n count OF noarJ this fore.
noon tho latter appeared 10 b1 IN tho
majority. IL il turns out 50, the
s'raigl,t outs will withdraw FROM the
Committee AMI Secure u tlrco PER
cent. endorsement Of Cicselani cleo.
tors.
LATER. -tiommittco mot at 2 r. ".
10 Judges law ollcc. The minority
voted 10 pass nomination oi Electors
md Congressman, and the minority
-nino in number withdrew, and are
holding n session ct this writing some.
where in tho Arlington"
The golhLugs and tx.icdcrnl Office.
holders nominated Tin cdOrc Win;crR,
| JUicph K. Ryan onl Is. f.. ltiIny fUf
Presidential Electors. j. c. iIngor.
man for Congress aud T.. Lemon, OF
WHshoe, Tor Long Torn Regent, aud
81. hDSsll, VI Lyoo, Tor Short Tnfm.
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lFaoH FRIDAY. D4rtr.l
sALMAGUNDl

."-H
Remember tho Democratic caucus
meeting ut the Courthouse this even.
irg.
E. r. Williams, OF the Episcopal
church. will oGiciato at Carliu, On
Sunday evening.
The platform OF the Silver party,
adopted at Winnemucca yesterday.
will appear in duo tiuo.
Tho April Fool ssries of mines in
the Ferguson District, Lincoln coun-
~, has been sold for sl51,Ooo.
Tho three wonders, William, Frank
and Charles, with Long Brothers ut
Freeman Hall. Monday, Sept. 18th.
The gold bug prophecy that the
Winnemucca Convention would
break mp in n row proved TO be false.
Tho IspEPEN DENT received a note
from Nr. j.. R Bradley this morning
stating that Judge Belknnp is steadi.
ly improving.
Senator Stewart, Hon. Thomas
Wren and Francis G. Nevlnuds adj
dressed II large and enthusiastic au-
dtenre OF silver leagers at Winnie
mucca last night.
0. L. c. Fairchild, Joy Pollard, F.
F. Collin, Ed. Todd, W. a. MASSEY
Lou Engler and w. W. Boohor re-
turned FROM theW innenucca C~onven-
ton this morning.
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[Faox MONDAYS DAur.l
sALMAGUNDl.

Wss johnson, Of Toano, Is in town
to-day.
Taylor Allen and wife are down
FROM Osino.
The Peoples party hos bsea org an
lzed in Linrolu county.
Geo. Russell returned from Battle
Mountain last evening.
Hon. ]. W. Dorsty is circulating
among his Elko friends 70 day.
f. @. Mclaughlin, OF Carlin. and j.
@. Ford, OF Eureka, are in town to-day.
The Sitrer State is authority for
the statement that Senator Stewart
will stump the State for the Silver
League electoral ticket and Weaver
aud Field
Enroll raber left on No. 4 to-day
Tor San Francisco. He will DO met
at Battle Mountain by Mra. K. L..
Horton, who is on her way home and
Sith whom Inc is u, stop.
full tho Harrison papers in the East
arc us enthusiastic in his support as
the Free Press was Saturday morn-
ing, where will his boat land? Father
In-law Mills should restrain the reck.
less enthusiasm ot his Elko organ.
John McHulty, who escaped bang.
ing through I legal techuIcality a few
weeks ago was resentenced Saturday
in san Francisco By Judss Murphy to
be executed on Oc'ol or l4tn. The
murder for which McNrlty is to die
~us committed about five years ngo.
"Miss De .'rop had on tbs longest
gloves last night that I ever SAW. She
Gu:tvned them from her wrist TO her
elbow"
"rhatL nothing. My girl buttons
hers all tho way from home to the
taeatre."-LChicaso EcwS. Record.
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Low Price or Horses.

A Nevada exchange remarks that
tho horse market OF Nevada is flat,
that is to say that the demand for tho
range animal is the poorest ovor
known. Horses commanding n price
OF go TO SGJ a head when teaminy
~as nj its best go bagsing 10 day ut
$40 10 Sl2.-GenUa Courier.
Yes, aud what is the cause OF thi.
great depreciation in value? Ia il
not the low price OF silver? Let n
free coinage bill bcc5mo a law and
our silver mines will resi- Me OPERA
tions; the output of ore therefrom
will create n great demand for teams
to transport it 10 tie railroad for
shipment, and you will soon SEQ tho
value Ut horIes treble. The FREQ
coinnge OF silver would not only
STIMULATE the h:rse market, but il
would foster every industry in the
State.
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. j T. Triplctt Of Exc went to Car
son Yesterday to appear before tho
United States Grand Jury for selling
whiskey IL Iudinns. - Reno Journal.
TITO above nppcurs to DO ono Of Bro
Kollcy's puns. written bY him while
laboring under somo mysterious inilu,
once, probably that OF John Barley.
oorp. II IL a good cause for libel.l
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[Faon wlDsIsDAr's DAlLr.l
ALAAG"DI

Jas Clark went down 10 the Hum
boldt House this n~lorniug.
Senator D. B. Williams arrived this
morning from T~uscarura aud re-
mained over ia town to day.
Yves johnson, Of Toano, anil Chas
Adams, Of South Fork, were circula.
ting around town yesterday.
We understand that Frank Sisson,
OF the Sierra Neroda Tourist, intends
founding u newspaper at Wadsworth.
Ethel-lIow would you like to have
your ears piercedH Georgc--First
rate. Won't you pleuse Sing boae-
thing?
The Reno Gazette has received q
check for thirty dollars from old Ne
vadans 1T Subtitle, Washington, for
the Cassidy ,und.
dies Annie Dare, tho beautiful and
accomplished queen OF tho uir, with
Long Brothers at Frcoman Hail Mon
uus, oept. lStn.
Arthur Bixel and family, who have
been visiting relatives here for some
tire past. left this morning for their
home in Canada.
The Southern Pacific Company has
granted half rates / delegates TO the
Silvee League Convention which
meets at Winnemucca tomorrow.
All signs point tn a hard winter
Pine nuts ure moe plentiful than for
some years past; chipmunks are s,ur-
ing outs in great quantities. and ye.-
low jackets AFRO thicker than flies in
some parts OF the country.
Tho Silrcr State says: "Lonc
Bros circus and dog show played
last evening at Armory hall tua Iars,
house and highly entertained all
present by aerial feats on trtpeze,
horizontal har acts, tho dog show, ctc.
The Maine election is proceeding
to day. comforting news to tho Re-
publicans may be expectcd.-tCnrson
Tribune. IL the Republicans can,
expect comforting news" from old
Maine, where can they expect il from?
Tho gold bug paper OF Reno guas
Tor Sam Davis, editor OF the only
Peoples purity a1vacate in Carsou 10
n squib as follows: "Sam Davis has
gone u California and still the Ap1eaI
says that Carson is uverrun with
thieves"
Bro o l. c Fairchild, of tho Times.
Rcrie,c. and JOY Pollard gave the H.
DEPENDENT Office a friendly call this
morning. They are on their way to
the Winnemucca Silver convention
and are staunch silver mon from the
wori GO.
Gasette:-A young lady called Mt n
drug store to.day and asked for %
cents worth OF Glory OF Rhyme. II
was some time before tho medicine
man could DO brought to understand
that her folks had tho cholern scare
and wanted to disinfect tho premises
with chloride of lime.
The returns from South Carolina
are said to have been suppressed by
the Associated Press and the gold
bug papers. The Dcnver News his
private information from South Caro-
lima that tho free cDinase men carried
the State by n vote OF tfreo to one
and that CIevolaud's champions wero
showed under.
Straws show which way tho wind
blo"'s. 30 do the mombers OF u party
Indicate in whose interests the party
Is run. Railroads, banks, money
loanerS, board Of trade gamblers, mo.
nopolis,s und spectators are lighting
the Peoples party. This ought 10 DO
sufficient evidence for all partios..-
kansas COmtconer.
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To Prospective Candidates.

Tho Cuson Neus gets of tho fol
loving:
Come forth, 30 timil candidates,
4 eert your modest cluims,
Come. interview the editor
Aud leave with him your nnmeR.
Come, state your causes vnliautly;
Wr'll give you all Il puff.
Well send the record lar nnd wide
Uutll you cry, "Euoughl"
Renounco this shy timidity
And don tho party coat,
To gIyo tho politicians all
y chance to cast their vote.
But while sou lingor a~imlessly,
Another takes the prize.
SO ONE along nnd bring with you
A check OF moderate size.
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Orange o OH.

a Riverside vi has just succeeded
In extracting from ton pounds OF
orange peel c'i in tho proportion Of
81 ponnds toous ton OF posi-. AZ n
ton OF peel viii yluld oil to tho valuo
OF $500 and Tho uri sells for 81 u
pound, tho profits OF such.nn iuduatry
will doubtless prove satisfactory TO
its FOUNDER. ,RJno Gazetts,
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Gem Hotcl--I. Ostroichcr. Pro
prictor.

Gem Hotcl--I. Ostroichcr. PRO
prictor.
Geo W E,rcrson, Na.o jacobs, S +;
JJ Caupbsll, Fort HnIlock; Craig
Stinson, o l. 9 Fuircbild, w a Mus.
sey, JOY Pollard, + + Collin, II w
Coffin, Geo W poltier, l. NJ Phil.
brick, e Todd, Barney Coll, Fort Hal.
lcck; Ctns Cir, enburg. Osipo; W J
Anderson. Bullion; VI l. Morris. Oak.
land.
ID Co1zonr, Frank Robinson. L G
Mclaughlin, Csrlin; Taylor Allen &
WIFE, Osiuo; j ID Reid, Mankato; FL.
mer Dakip, MrgJ q Whining, Mrs
Labe.sky & daughter Iteinkor & 2
sona, La nOille; 4 NJ Grant, II a Car.
michael, Su!: Lake; - X Dunhum ,
Reno; Geo Gunner, Jbos q Wright
Tuscarorn; p 9 Lyman, l. ID Full.
MGR, Nate Jncobp, s +; J II Bradley,
Dcoth; s J Dunlap, Winelow, Ari.
IONA; VI g Morris, Oakland; j @
Ford, Eureka; Virccnto Cdpera, North
Fork; Il E llhuill, Wells; q \ Lang,
Boston; Jaa Russell, Ogden; II B
Gong. Lorg Bros specially Co.
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Fair Notes.

Season tickets wore placed on sale
to-day nj tho Firet National Bank,
Bank Of Nevada and at tho onlco Of
tho Secretary. Double season ticket,
IS %. admitting MIN and wife and
children under Is years OF ago TO both
tho track and Pavilion. Single season
tickets, admitting gentleman or lady,
20 90. -I0aEetie.
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The Winnen;ucca Convention.

Especial 10 INDEPEYDEST)
WISsEMCccA, New, Sept. 15:-The
Silver League State Convention was
called 10 order at 1890 this afternoon.
Ihos. Wren wns selected Temporary
Chairman. The Convention was cd
dressed by Sir. Wren, Wa. NJ. Stewart
md FTau"is g. Newlnnda, all of whom
denounced Harrison and Cleveland
and declared themselves for Weaver
and Field. Committees wore
pointed and tho Convention nd
iOurned till 4 o'clock p 81.
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An Extra.

The Silver State issued an extra
eight-pnse edition yesterday contain.
ing Gen. Viewers free coinage speech
nado in Congress in 1879. in which
the General, in An able argument, ex-
posed the gold.bug conspiracy. The
issue also CONTAINS THE Silver Prob
lem,' M extract from Con Weaver's
beck, A Call to Action" md the
"Decluratlou OF Principles Of tho
Omaha Convention" together with
tho biographical OF the candidates of
the Peoples Party. The issue is n
very Interesting one and shows grent
energy and push on the part q its
proprietor, Mr.. Nixon. Every man il
the State should procure aud read It's
contents carefully. The Silrer State
ls, without doubt, one of the foremost
advocates OF the Peoples Party Cause
in the West.
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a Boom for Eiaywards.
SSA SN
Secretary

HaYwARDs, CAL, Sept. 1itb-.Por.
ties from the cast have secured the
~well.known ITaywnrds Hotel and cot.
tnges, and on Monday tho Monroe
Improved Gold euro company Of Now
York, opened handsome quarters in
hotel aud cottages for the cure OF the
liquor, opium, morphine and tobacco
hnbi's. This cure is the only perms-
nent one. Send to-day for circulars
aud testimonials.
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II toll you" he said, disconsolntely,
"womnn aro altogether TOO business.
like nowadhyB."
"What's tho matter2'
Il proposed to tho heircss, tho other
day"
aid she acccp. your"
"No. Sho took out her notebook,
wrote my namo md address IN il, md
said sho would consider my applicn.
ton"
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Tuscurora silver Delegates.

At n meeting Of tho Tuscarora Sill.
yer League, held Monday night, II.
w. Coffin. w. A. Masssy, JOY Pollard,
Geo. w. Pcltier, o. l.. G. Fuirchild,
Lou Englor, RUDE BNttlcs and Ed.
Todd. were elected delegates to the
WiDhcmuccao Convention Three OF
them, o. Lie. F%airchild, Joy Pollard
and W. A. Masscy cnmo down by stage
yesterday. IL. w. Coffin and Geo. ".
Peltior came in by private convoy.
nncc this morning and tho res. vii !
arrive this evening.
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A Deadly Encounter.

Chris Evans and John Sontng. tho
fugitive Coils train robbers, had an
encounter Tuesday with II pursu:ng
posse ut the house OF II mun named
Young, ut Sampson FLAT, Cal, and
three OF tho pursurrs, Deputy U. S.
Marshal M1Ginnis. ytck &. Wilson
and Richard Olsen wero killed uud
Fred Witty was shot through the
neck. The robbers afterwards made
good their escape, going further into
the mountains. This last horrible
outrage has thoroughly aroused tho
people aud they will pursue the rob-
bers until they have been run down.
The WHO'D mountain country in tn.
neighborhoud OF Sampson Flat is in
arms, and IL 10 hardly possible that
tho desperate robbers can escape.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Depot IIoici--Cinrk & Grccu, I',u
prictUrS.

Depot IIoici-.Cinrk & Green. ne,
prictors.
NJ Chaser, Pe!;o; Chps Adams, So
Fork; Chas Cole, Wells; Z Goodwin,
Ruby Valley; II " Rupc, o X John
son, Geo X Wi son, S T.; FBarnnba &
wife, l. Wright, Tuscarora; c f Van
Horn, Agent t"r Zimloch; G W Pal
mitcr, Carlin; Geo Haly, N Y; G L
Suite & wifo. Mound; Sullivan Stu.
jain, Scunai RniR, Italy; Wm Perkin.,
s T. l1,dgers, Linn lille; w Ii IIarrol.
son, DeIano, Cal; 4 Is Garden, Green
Ranch; JauIes Davis, Mountain City;
Henry Hall, Orin Salisbury, Cal; "A
Green. Humboldt House.
.T.cob Conrad, Nm Perkins, Fred
Reinken, Lamoille; p l. Wore. 10
liennen, John Leishman, Pleasant
Valley; Geo 4 Wilson, South Fork;
w II Harrslson, Dslsno, Cal; John
Nolan, Colorado; JAS Il Meyers,
Spring Creek. G 4 Brossemer, Bull
lion; Harry G Boyd, s +; Wcs Johu.
son, Toano; Len Wines, Ruby Valley:
ID " Stowurt, Rodlands, Cal.
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the WEEKLY IHDEtENDENr.

puuushed every sunday, ,ad rent to any ad-
sr.n tp,-ta.r psilI, ~ tho tollowiaV rates.
p y~Lte In LlvAncG:
60. t-oIthe Z e.
fer ary period uud-r .ix months, Pity
-auts 80. .IGrta.
Entered Al the Elko. Nevada. PostoHc. for
r4u-'ais-!oa through ;.e toEiia a. second
II- nail matter.
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A Lucky Prisoner.

An amusing incident occurred yes.
tcrday through n mistake made by
j.. W. VItcher, United States District
Attorney, during tho trial before
Judge Hhw'ey. in the United States
District Court ut Carson, OF ten por.
sons charged with selling liquor to
Indians. After iii, Grand jury had
boon discharged, tho Judge called
on ench Ot tho prisoners TO p!oad, all
OF whom pieal guilty rs charged, in
Guiding n aian from I,cno by the
name OF Frierich. The Drstric, At
torney, realizing that lie had forgotten
the namo the number indicted, asked
the Judge il there was AN indictment
agninst Frierich, w~hcrcupon the
Judge, finding there WIS none, snid to
tho prisoner: tho Grand Jury has
ignored yoar Till. They are there
fore guilty and you aro discharged."-
Reno Gazette.
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School REPORT.

Following is a report OF the Doeth
district school for tho month ending
Spptpnbpr @. 1897:
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Go TO Ben CraiChead'e for water
melons, pigs foot aud olives. trosb
from tho keg.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

~ he mAis n iav a lie c'os:st.nt with
.s@at ti'iuIS principles. Apply at thu 81
! > Tor LsrIAs.
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o,A
DEMocRATIc
CountyC Central Committee

Pursuant to announcement n meet
ing OF the Democratic Central Com.
mittee was held at Elko, Monduy oven
ing, Sept. 9th, 1892. The meeting was
called to order by A. w. Hessoh,
Chairman, and on notion it was or.
dered that primaries for the election
u delegates to the Democratic County
Convention be held at the various
precincts on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1892,
and that the said County Convention
10 held ut the Courthouse In
Elko IN
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Tl,uso neither absent nor thirdly
woro Fannie, johnny and Frank
Smiley.
ELLA CRossoS,
Touchcr.
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Banjo, violin mt guitar strings n
fiuu assortment. at Muilor's.
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Remember tho Democratic caucus
meeting ut the Courthouse this even
The Forrest City times., 1892-03-25
Unique and Original.

Exchange.
 Without endorsing the sentiment, we reproduce the following from last weeks Monroe County Sun on account of it's uniqueness and originality:
 GUBERNAToRIAL BAKING POWDER.
 Fishback: Absolutely pure; highest of all in leavening power; used with un- surpassed success in every campaign; never fails to raise democratic ma jority; highly recommended by the democratic chefs of Arkansas, who use this brand lavishly when cooking tlie republican goose. Latest report of the people and the press.
 Rector: Badly adulterated; contains egotism and self importance; has habits like those which characterize the peacock; it puffs up but soon sub sides; is a little fresh, may improve with age; Fishback brand has driven it from the market, except in Garland county where bad effects arising from it's use may be readily counteracted by Hot Springs bath.
 Files: Has no flies on 1t; is said to be good purgative emetic.
The Forrest City times., 1892-03-25
We regret that our neighbor of the

We regret that our neighbor of the Marianna Index should have. come to the conclusion that we were inclined to bankrupt the state, because we in- dorsed TIE FORREST CrrY TIMES in what it said about the publication of the constitutional amendment. It would indeed be a heavy blow to the state to be forced to pay f2300 more for for said publication than Mir. Chism and the editor of the Index think it is worth. As to our price for advertising, the Index simply talks about something it knows nothing about. But the Index is right in saying that newspapers in Arkansas are not public charities, for we venture the assertion that there is not state in the union that spends less with it's newspapers than Arkan- sas, nor any one class of citizens that does more for her welfare and advance ment than newspaper publishers. We say THE TIMES is exactly right in de- manding legal rates tor the work; and yet we will not object to the Index do- mating it's advertising bill to the State. if it sees proper to do so.-Woodrufl County Vidette.
The Forrest City times., 1892-03-25
EIshbaCk Grows,

The News suggests to Bro. Wadley, of the Hot Springs News, that he rise early some of these cold, frosty morn- ings and go upon the mountain, beEd low. listen to the whisperings of the democratic masses. He will go back to his sanctum sadder though wiser man. The plain people like to see fair play even though 1t be dog fight. When the political tocsin of war is sounded and the camp fires are lighted on every hilltop of the state as a signal that the enemy Is approaching and that every man worthy of the name is expected to do his duty, who is it. Bro. Wadley, that bears aloft the democratic banner and leads us into battle? The exchanges on your table will answer that question for you.
 Now we have diagnosed several other counties since our last issue and we find that Pike and Polk are just ike Howard. Seyier and Little River on the question of governor. We are debt paving people down here. The Good Book says the laborer is worthy of his hire and that sentiment meets respon' siye chord in our heart. Now, when eyer the great principles of the party are to be enunciated and defended the first man we call on to come to the front is the Matchless Fishback. When the battle is won and when the honors, the trophies and the distinctions winch are the fruits of victory, are to De De- slowed, some old silver grey shakes his head and says, Fish is not Tn It. he wobbled on the gudgeon about thirty years ago and we can't afford tc let him be governor" There is noth, ing just, there is nothing fair, and there is nothing right in that kind Of talk Fishback has spent his life Tn SeDas' tain county and he is the peer or any man in that county in all the relations of life. He can be elected to any ofnce within the gift of the people of tnal county. Now when man sustalns that kind of character at home IL ls pure and unadulterated rot to say tha' he is not worthy of the suffrage or tht people of the state. We have no wal to make on Col. Rector. He IS an able young man, but he has Hot won hi' spurs yet. Fishback has put ID ont hundred days works for the cause o
 democracy in the state where hectol has put in one minute. Fishback ha' earned the honor of being the governor of Arkansas andt'the people are goins to give it to him.-Nashville News.