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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
THAT LETTER At LAST.
President HaTHiSOl'S Long,
LOOEGd-FOT Acceptance,
THE ISSUES DISCUSSED IN DETAIL,
Fg Reasons Why Congress Should Pass
q Force Bill
r1P TARIFF and SILVER QUESTION
THE ISSUES DISCUSSED IN DETAIL.
799 TARIFF and SILVER QUESTION.

90 cites the Recent Reported Elections in
a.homa as a Case Where the Force Bill
,you,d Have Been Benefit-The
Civil Service Law Hu'egired-Ihe
minneapolis Platform Com
Protection
Vraised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
rHcIR FoREInN poLICY.

at the same time to secure to the oniteu
States that influence in its manageineht
which is imperative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

ments, speedily take ON the guns for which
thelr decks are already prepared. ana en-
Ter with terrible efficiency upon the wor,
ol destroying our commerce.
Inc undiSputed fact is the great steam
snip lines of Europe were built up and are
now IN part sustained by direct or indi-
lccl government aid-thc latter takjnx
the form Of liberal pay for carry
ing the mails. or of an annual bonus
gwen m considerations Of agreements to
construct the ships SO rs 10 adapt them
lof carrying an armament and to turn
them over 10 the Government on demand
on specified terms. Ii WIS plain to
every intelligent American that If the
United States would have such lines a
similar policy must be entered upon. The
E1ity-hrst Congress enacted such a law
and, under its bcneficent influence sixteen
American steamships, Of ali aggregate
tonnage Of 81, 400 tons and costing ST.
1VO,OOO, have been built or contracted TO
he built IN American Ship-yards. In ad-
dtlon TO this, il IS now practically ccr-
tam that we shall SOOT have. under thu
American flag. one OF the finest steam
ship lines sailing out of New York for
any European port, This contract will
result IN the construction in American
yards of four new passenger steamships
Of 10000 tons each. costing about
f'''''''r"s anu Nli ""N W N"i H''"' ~
serves six steamships-the fastest upon
the sea.
The patriotic people. the workmen in
our shops. the capitalists seeking new en-
tcrpriscs. must decide whether the great
ships owned by Americans, which have
sought American registry, shall again
humbly ask place in the English naval
reserves. The great ships now on the
designers tables go TO foreign shops for
construction, and the United States lose
the now Frightening opportunity OF re-
covering a place commensurate with It's
wealth, the skill Of its constructors and
the courage of its sailors, In carrying
trade Of all the seas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, Is9
THE SILVER QUESTION.

the comfort and independence Of our
people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The scream Of the panther has peer
heard frequently here OF late IN ~
north eastern part Of Madison 'ownsn,P
Il makes the young coon hunters nus''s
The Salt River voyagcrs, o. Mao'so.
have all returned hale en' y,
hearty. except Frederick L'cn'y.sr;
il on the puny list, Out says
would have been elected il had wer
to the election"
Dan. Koons iss whole souled neme
.ra, nov. Where were tho +.
b. A =, Dan. when the lights went o.
Boone Battles counts the steps y
wsen ,he Pos,le,h wait bridge snh :
old Jerry very often. Boo"eis hustle.
George Cox can blow more than e'.
NOW, since Cleveland Is elected. "eo' rec
ss,s The baby hollers for Grover 700
i T. MI A. Payne IS q prohib''io
Miss MoLLIE mitchell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
A Novel way Of Reforming

pov Father Mcmahon, Catholic pas.
tor NJ Br,u. Ia, has initiated n"ve'
method OF temperance reform a. .ne
close " Sunday mornings service 'nc
nriest called ont the names of soou'
aozeu youny men and a-ked them 20
stand in front OF the alter. Ihe men 81 -
summoned have been noted tor 'hr''
tas, ways, and especially tor excessive
;a5,lgence in intoxicants. Standing ~
,hs rnlui, before them the priest spoke
elcoue,.tly on The evils OF intemperAnc'
snh i,mplored the young men to reform
When The appeal was ended each on on
look ,he pledge. The entire conR'esA
,;.n gathered about the young me" a"'
no uriest and cordially shook incl
hands - Chrislian 1T Work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

MGR Le Roux. In an article Q" rn.s-
es d, Cri,ue il Paris" IN The Fortn'gn'y
Review. attributes 10 hereditary a'co.
holi.,s" ,wo-,hirds OF all me crimes -, =,
violence committed in Paris. A"d s..',
~ are told by tourists who have spent
a. much az a week or two At me no'e's
- - - w,.nce ,ha, hardly any one drinks TO
sxccss in that country! With the drink
ina question rapidly overshsdow'ng -,
others M in the typical vine drinking Iano
Of France and the ,v2icsl beer dr'"S,np
lana q, Germany. what will the advo
Gates OF wine aud beer do soon Tor l''"s
it,s,;ops Of the harmless character .
those beverages Voice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Whcua Christian nov refuses - -
stain from intoxicating heverA2es "o
NAV know that he puts in jeopsrdy me
,smporsl and spiritual welfare of many
;nmor,sl beings around him; thst ne
;mnerils their highest Interests '"r ~
" mnrla and The next; that he does thi'
thar w ,han surrender a slight persona
vra,l lf,cation himself. and this while o
4 ali ,he tine protesting to order hi
life by The Christian principle o. se' !
."cr,f;ce for the good of Others. while y
4 accepting The obligation I'VE me me
-. az ~ ronQ ought tn bear the ou,
. aens Of the wcsk.'-Rev. DR.. a. =
! Plumb.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The year Of greatest growth IN BOYS ls
10 ssventeenth; in girls the fourteenth
While girls reach fu l:height in their NJ.
,scm,h ear. they acquire iull weight a.
,ha ave of twenty. Boys are stronger
iran Urls from birth TO the eleventh
go. then girls become physically su
'.;,'r unti, The seventeenth year, wher
~ ~ ,sh,es are again turned and remai'
so. From November 10 Aprii ch',o.e'
grow very title and gam no we'gn'
ram April to July they gain In hight
nut lose in weight, and from July =
yovember they increase greatly y
weight, out notsin height.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
wrsrEnS ASSOCIATION or WRITER'S


y~o.r.w as Arranged for the coming
'"o Meeting ut Anderson
AxnspsoS. Dec ~ = The Wesier" as
a;.,;nn ~ writers will meet IN 'his city
ne frs, Saturday in January a.. -,
Arrangements were mHne '"-"Hs ~
tho executive committee ot the as-oo''
I,ion. A local COMMITTEE. cnnsi.''"s -
,udye Ellison. DR.. IL. W. Iayior ~"
p,of !. W. Carr. have taken tnr ".""e'
IN charge. and will see 10 u 'nA' ~ W.
vis;,ors are properly entertained. 'n'
so,lowinp il ,he program arranged 'o'
1.-The occasion: =
Opening address by Preelne"' "''' =
is. l.. Thompson.
Pocm-Jnhn Shockev. 4, ~
.The Writers Friend and Foe ben
liamin 5. Parker. p..s.a,
Character Sketch-Mrs. Mi""'e
Boyce. p.oar. ,;u
lited 10 ten minutes. 49,,
,.The Common Man ana """s' :,
Their Places in Literature. Dr' H. "
TAYLOR. pos.vy yude
.The Warrior aud the foet -'u"t
Ellison. ~s.,.ohv
"rhe Teachers Relation 10 Ltc's
! Progress"-Prof J. W. Cart
! Essays, readings, sketche'' etc.
number Of Indiana people prom
nent In literature will oe niess"'i , -
Guiding James Whitcomn hnpv, -, :"
Chalk Ridpalh. Richard Lew DA"s'
. and others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

IfMr. Carnegie. who still wears tne
crown Of hypocrise laureate, had even
the symptoms Of tenderness he'd nave
been touched by that incident At Hone,
toad. the other day, when the schoo'
children were told TO write - an exer-
c;se in comnosition letters TO SantA
Clans. OF 25O who thus wro'e. 1oo
ssred Kris Kingle to bring them shoes
aud clothing. II was no'iceso'e 'Ac'
l,h., NOT one wanted music nail OF
public library Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
N2. @. q. IT. COLUMN.
coSpucrEp ny MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS.
A Redeemed Man Because OF fr""'"''"''
CHEYENNE Co., Kas, March p. lSs1.

Cusxsxsr Co.. Kas, March %. 1892.
Kind Friend: AS my wife is wiring
:" - h;ch sha received Yesterday, ! thought
that 1 would say a word. We "'o ~,
We have been living here hse se''
which gives us deed 10 our no~o %.oh
one hundred and sixty acres wn,en
would not give for home III rrank.u'ti .n
| also have q home in Heaven w"'on
am arriving to gain. Pray thAt
succeed In gaining thst home, WIZ eso,a
NAV meet old friends ana neieu"v's'
where parting will he no more, W. ou,
,ony "a the United Brethren ch"'ch III
.hrist and our honse has oeeoine
house Of prayer. Thank the L"'o. 1,
Now for Prohibition. | AIN FROM.
h;,;n,,is, fist. last and all the tIsne. ~
!. ia ;r Indiana that Prohibition does
M, orohibit IN kansas. know tha' ~
aoas nrohjbit: tor I have lived IN Cney'
anne county. which Is frontier county
sor f;ve years. and in all that time 70 my
Lnowledoe. have not seen out o"s
d,nnten person: aud some people hers
s,o,,id drink II they could get the conn
vsrnish TO drink. but II can not oe ko'
Nav II some Of the Frankfort sa'oo"
..sners 40 not believe this let me"
enc 70 Kansas and try to start ssioo"
and think they will wake up Sadly az
snnointed: for we have no use 'or s"o'
gen,rv out here.
remember when living in FranKior'
,hs, contributed = good deal to"a.
teenins the saloon keepers wives
silk dresses. while my own ha'u VIZ
,;ny wife had to wear cheap cahc"; a.
For shame on all such ho'"g-s ="
The GOOD God hasten the day whe" NJ
INC States Ia this Union Will 90 As ~, !,
go has done: bsnish the ungod'v tran
from ,his fair land of ours. ! tns.
COD for the dsy | left the whisky
,uysd CITY OF Frankfor,, tor hSi s'a,
,he,e II would have been worrs LOT !"
daar family. Here we have go'
home and do not dread when our %,
90 n town that they will come 10 so'
hal end. by learning The cursea ".'
nahi,i We fec; safe in that respect
Kansas. Praise the LORD!
8. With prayers for YOU. a"d snccess
The csuse in which ysu are rnesHr' ~
close. Respectfully, ~ D.
The above letter was received oy
Whj,e Ribboner of Frankfort. VINO
we'll acouainted With the wr''er.
non lie letter was read at meeune
tho w. &. r. u. there. there were ~
exes over the good news ~ IA"
made happ, and the recipient OF
letter was requested TO send II 10
Phxlanx iur publication. n ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

rha Maaison township library is kept
49, -os;dance OF Mrs. Monroe, Ireland,
nd Pupjls and citizens Of Madison
= wcshin are kindly invited to call ana
!, ., anv hook in the library that 'hey
NAV wish to read. The following IS
list of the books in library:
History Of u. S, BY IIidreth.
Life OF John Randolph.
chief Justices Of the U >.
Education in Europe.
Nsddle Agea, by Halmsn, q vo's')
T,;,ern,ure of Europe, vols l to 8.
History Of Venice. vols IL.
IIume's England. vols. to D.
Ancient Egyptians, tWiIkinson) " q
Teachers' Miscellany, (CampbeIl)
Ei!iott's Fruit Book.
SHARKS Biographies. vols. ! 20 lo'
Pursuit of knowledge, vols. 10 .
DR.. Olin's Greece.
The.IroQuois.
chris,i.nity the Religion OF Nature.
Ni,ler's FiIst Impression
Ch.mber's Miscellsny. vols 70
Ame,ican Institutions, DeTocquevi'l.
Memoirs OF Aterne'hy.
Ancient History. (Fnrr.) vo's. 70 T.
The Book and its Story.
N, ,Kenzie's Works.
I,,,,rar, Attractions, vols. IL.
lie OF Algernon sydney.
Pln,archs Lives, vols. to =.
Alcoholic Drinks.
Spencer's Education.
Elements Of Agriculture.
The Bible in our Public Schools
Robertsou's America.
Robertson's Charles v.
Italian Islands. vols. ] -nd 2.
Ear,v Navigators. vols. l aud .
Life Of Perry.
, Tie of Crnmwell. vols. IL
Gallons Deck and Port.
t,,. ~ lie n Man, (Nrwcomb.)
rs,,ous Women OF the Revolution.
rhraa Years in Csl. (Co'ion
Painters and Sculptors vols. 20 o.
Y flanders Travels. vols l y"
= C,owe's France. vols 10 .
I;e. ~ Paul Jones. vols. TO z.
Roman Republic. tFnrguson
R.,uavd's school Architecture
Loeb Amsden.
Tna naxa sea and The Jordan.
= Harnes A'gehra.
Campers Poems, vol s.
History of Persix.
D;ckeu's England. vol 70
Universal Hi.tory, vols. TO D.
rrs Clinton
Italian History. vols.
, british Poets, z vols.
Respectfnllv,
" N GpsrSe. Asst Librarian,
Swine Paradis'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Little Tommy-"Ssv, are YOU engs
10 nv sister, or are you not!' u,
Alaernon. blushing turions'y-" =
am not, Tommy, but ! would IKE -
10 be-" .
Little Tommy-"Comr out rom
,;nd that door. sis. | knew ~ e.
,h.t touarter.,-Ne York Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
indianapolis Sentinel.

/ lndianapoIis senIIutI
The Lafayette Courier is one OF the IN
diana papers vigorously agitating .ne
repeal OF the Grnhbs' libel law. Ih,s
Il. 80 ,he Courier fitiv characterizes as Io'
lows: III is peruicious in principle ana
w nolly unjust in its provisions. ana the
publishers OF the state are amply JUS
tilted in uniting in demand ior us re'
pesl ne an insolent and unnecesss,,
menace, aud as an outrage against 'n'
constitutional rights OF those VINO ar
IobyiousIy most competent OF apprec'A
ting the moral obligations ana respo"
sibilities connected with their profes
sion."
The legislature should make the re
neal of this law one of it's first dulles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The other day Judge Ingraham'
Naw York. denounced from the oe'
those lawyers who bring damage -
~ shares. A little Of that ooc'rine
nsnsed in this city would do no haru
Indianapolis sun.
A law making all such contracts :
vaI. aud punishable by imprlsonme"
ho,h parties 10 II, IL what l. necueu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The late Cardinal Manning was one 81
,he mo.t abstemious OF men. he W. W.
vsrv little sna never touched wine. ne
VA ouce while speaking of in'oxics'
,,on II Il the curse of mankind !
u"n .n.res hrutcs OF the English and oac
chsnrals OF the Irish. Neither nation ! !
imnroved by the use Of alcohol, but y !
Z "ssier TO reform an Irish than an Eng
lish drupkard."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
.,..r.. License Thirty Years Ago.

Tcachers' License i"''S
Teachers will see an Improvement ~
,ho form az licenses " they will compare
,he copy below, which is written on :
email piece Of paper, with their present
form. Here IL the license 10 fu'':
COUNTY or puRous. INDIANA,
July 9th, 1860.
This certiAes that the bearer, George
A. Ki,zinucr, on examination oy me ms M
dav. il considered qualified TO tencn or'
biography, Reading, Writing; Geogra'
nhv' Arithmetic aud English Grammar
and is hereby licensed TO tescn . com
mon school for the period Of twenty
john 3. DrcKwEnHrRr, Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Your life will BE- longer IL YOU don'
drink alcoholic liquors. don't smoke.
don't play cards and don't frivol gener-
ally. Yes, il you don't do these things
u onr life will be longer. You WILL no
,;ce tho length in the evenings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Scott Raw, Of the Shcibyville Demo
crs, makes this touching appeal: "Ihe
.;nd h,owe,h. the water floweih, ,hf
,.rmer sowc,h. .nd the subscriber
oweth, and the Lord knowe,n 'ns. ~
are In need Of our dues. 20 co"c
ruunin'. before We 20 gunn,n We 80,
Ino, ! ,unnin', .s this thing OF dunn'n
g;ve. "a The everlasting blues
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

DO not wear the paint and .., vsrn,sn
from wood work and furniture WIN
soanv water and scrubbing brush IN Or
der,o remove the Nv specks; use W
s,o.d = cloth saturated with Kerosene
~ snccks aud dirt will quickly hisap
nc.r. % ami the furniture will not DO III
iured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Through the kindness OF tfc editor
MS column ia set apart for scnool p"r-
poses, and the articles published oe'ow y,
Are complied or written at the county
snnarintendent's office, for the advance
mrrt OF the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The total valuation Of lots IN me
q Sl3is5O Value oi improvsmt
Sos3 ass. value of Personal rrope
Sly53,5 Total value of 'axso'e "
er,y in Tell City is $6l3 olo ~. -.
taxes due on same j. so,S,i q '"'
mo delinaucnt. Tell City News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

There are who wake the magic string,
And noisy fame is proud to win them
Al.s for those who never sing,
But die with all their music IN lhem'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
ALBERT HoCHGESANG! !!
BRICKMAKER,
SPEII. IND.

IA nov in business for himsclf, at me
ola vard OF NJ. Hochgesang a. Son, the
h"s;rcss being now divided. lie has
lot of EYE BRICK" from his last kiln,
suitab,e Tor Wells, Foundations. Chin.
news. Gc.. now on hand, which he viii
supply TO customers, - wa".eu, -.
reasonable prices. II YOU want os'ck
now give me call, - | want 20 c'esu
OIL the yard resdy for early spring
"GIi "%InERT mOCaG EsANG
Dec. 9, 18o2-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
Jewellers, wsckly.l

Teacher lin mineralogy class)-"Jonn.
c;o Give mo the name Of the lsrges'
known diamond"
Johnnie e-"Thc ace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Saws Senator Vance: "ine
,hs, ~" pulled the plow should gc'
fodder"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

no legislature 60 amend the free grav-
n road law AZ to allow majority OIL
resident land holders along any pro-
nosed road to petition for and have con.
s,rncted a gravel or mscsdsm'zed roan
under the free gravel road act, ana Also
an amend AS to reduce the legal expenses
70 ,he smsllest limit by simplifying !ne
conrt procedures. aud further, prov'de
Tor the construction Of roads by the issue
ri fen wear bonds, drawing not 20 exceed
< nor cent. interest, and limiting the
,aration of such bonds: and by assess
;o~ railroad property located within
wo miles OF the line IF such improve.
ment the same AS real estate Is assesSe"'
Tn the St. Louis Republic, few days
.go appeared a letter advocating the
nomination Of western ma" as "s
namocratic candidate for President III
1896. and urging that the western "sn
10 nominate is Hon. Claude Matthew-
voyernor-elect of Indiana. The cores
nopdent says: ALLOW me to Suggest
name a noted man for his sudden ane
rapid elevation from the farm 10 tn'
lgovernorsbip of great State- W.
of Indiana, the Hon
Claude Matthews. From the farm 10
reoresents,ive of about the sma'les
county ia the State -Vermillion q lev
yea,s after Secretary OF State, condnc'
, inc one of the strongest campaigns eve
made in the State, making his nom'ns
ZION and election sure in two years NOR
which has just eliminated 10 a gran
success over the hardest fought poiitic'
q battlefield. During the recent campa'g
. Indiana was considered and was one
lthe doubtful States contended for, Al
q eyery effort was made by the enemy
= win the prize Their best speakers WI
\ unlimited Doodle were thrown into u
ri State. Besides these vast forces u
q Democrats had to defend tho mn'
4 abused and much used tax law, WIN
4 the opposition used with much effect
n many portions Of the State. Not on
70 these. but the governor-elect was IN
q, death grspple with the corporation,
;s the railroads equal taxation.
!. we won, won because bis hghti was
lie the people for right"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

ny GEORGE II. WILSON. COUNTY surr.

Motto: order. Organization o''"'"'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
A MAD POET ,

rushed into q newspaper ONCE recently,
and threatened 10 "clean outn the es-
tablishmcnt, because they printed his
verses wrong. Said he 81 wrote, TO
dwell forever In grot Of peace and
You idiots put 1t "A pot Of grease"
The mortified editor presented him
with a vial Of DIR. Piercc's Pleasant
Pellets, a years subscription and an
apology.
The little "Pelletsn positively cure
sick and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and all arrangements Of the
stomach, bowels aud liver. It's large
contract, but the smallest things In the
world do the business - DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're the small
est but the most effective. They 60 to
work in the right way. They cleanse
and rcnovate the liver. stomach and
bowels thoroughly but they do it
mildly and gently. You feel the good
they do-but you don't feel them do
ing IL.
They're tho cheapest pill you can
buy. because they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is returned.
You only pay for The good you get.
That's the peculiar plan all DIR.
Picrce's medicines are sold on, through
druggists.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
IN THE SENATE.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

YEAs-Mr Speaker, Adm B. Capron, Smith
field; Mr.. Samuel w. X. Allen, East enwich I;
Mr.. Albert A. Baker, Providence; Mr.. Paul ~.
Barber, Hopkinton; Mr. Robert l.. Beckwith, Scitu-
ate; Mr.. Walter r. Brayton, Cranston; Mr.. John
W. Briggs, Providence; Mr. Abram A. Brown,
Middletown; Mr.. John II. Campbell. warwick !;
Mr.. Charles II. Chase, Bristol; Mr.. Wheaton Cole,
Pawtucket; Mr.. William II. Covell, Providence;
Mr.. Ira B Crandall, Westerly; Mr.. Andrew j.
Currier, Cumberland; Mr.. Edwin Darling, Paw
tucketi Mr.. Edward Z. Dyer, Portsmouth; Mr..
Fales, Harrington; Mr.. Hobart l. Gates, Provi-
dence; Mr.. Emory A. Hall, Coventry; Mr.. james
Ii. Hanaford, Warwick: Mr.. Henry ID. Heydon,
Warwick: Mr.. William X. Hopkins, Foster; Mr..
william Hoxsey, Westerly; Mr.. Hiram Kendall
Providence; Mr., John T. Kenyon, Johnston; Mr..
John ID. Landers, jamestown; Mr.. Herbert r..
Lewis, Exeter; Mr.. Robert y. Little, Providence; !;
Mr.. Edwin Lowe. Providence; Mr. Charles Pnard,
Newport; Mr.. John w. Rathbun, West Green
wich; Mr.. Frank w. Robinson, South Kingstown; I;
Mr.. Frederick Rueckert, Providence; Mr.. Joseph
Bristol; Mr.. A. Waterman Smith, Johnston; Mr..
w. Howard Walker. Pawtucket; Mr.. Elery II.
Wilson, East Providence; Mr.. Clarence G. wordell,
Little Compton.
NAYs-M Joseph l.. Brown, woonsocket; Mr..
John N. Butman, Lincoln; Mr.. George r. Cot
trell, Tiverton; Mr. Abram Y. Falcon, Lincoln !;
Mr.. George w. Greene, woonsocket; Mr.. John j..
Heffernaii, woonsocket; Mr.. Thomas Y. Hughes
Cumberland; Mr. Martin q. Parks, Richmond !;
Salisbury, Pawtucket; Mr.. Percy ID. Smith, Glo-
cester.
Yeas, 10. Nays, II.
GEO. II. UTTER,
Secretary Of State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Vote for Mayor Carroll tomorrow. You
will find his name at the bottom of the
Assembly ticket. Elect him. lie deserves
it. lie has battled for the people long
and we'll. His present fight for Demo-
cratic rights in the Board OF Aldermen is
not the least OF his battles. Vote for him
and rebuke the fillibusters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Let every Democrat, and especially
every Democratic Supervisor, particularly
in the First and Fourth wards, see to ii
that bribery gets its death-knell tomor-
row. Sec to it that no ballots are intro
duced to the ballot box except legitimate
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Those who are at liberty carly in the
day should vote and leave the polls free
after O'Clock for those whom the manu-
facturers prevent from voting until the
last minute.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Elect that bright young lawyer, Claude
J. Farnsworth, to the Assembly. "wheat"
Cjlc, with.a bad record, and a Third par
ty man, is running against him. A Third
ty Republican is OF no use TO anyone.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Remember that tomorrow's election is
OF national importance. What Democrat
will be SO unpatriotic as TO allow personal
feeling to come between him and jeff
ersonian principles!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Vote for Thomas w. Robinson for Sens-
tor. The man against him is Sewer Com
missioner Easton who hires men on the
sewers who do not live here. This is in
violation OF the city ordinances.