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can citizens while sending funds over
the Atlantic to maintain the contest
against English greed and tyranny have
been fighting England's battles in the
United States. In associaJing them
selves with the pro-British, free trade
Democracy, these voters have been
working for British interests far more
effectually than if they had remained in
Ireland as hewers of wood and drawers
of water for the English landlord caste.
The success of the Democratic party at
the ensuing Presidential election would
be triumphantlY hailed by every British
Tory as blow to the industrial indie
pendence of the United States. 1t would
be greeted with delight by every British
manufacturer. 1t would add enormous
ly to the wealth and commercial power
of England. Every Irishman in the
United States ought to read this DECLARE
ton from the great London trade jour
nal, Engineering, in its issue of April Sth:
"There is somewhat general idea in
this country that the Mckinley Tariff
bill will be repealed before long, or at
all events be so much modified that the
sting will be taken out of those clauses
most Objectionable to British manufac-
urers; and it is for this reason that the
hopes of the Democrats for the ap-
preaching Presidential election are so
largely shared in this country"
Every vote for the Democratic party
and free trade is a vote for the aggrand-
izement of England. Every vote for Re-
publicanism and protection is blow to
England's selfish ambition to control
American markets. How much longer
will hish-Americans continue to serve
their hereditary enemy and oppressor by
supporting the party that is for Eng
land and against America?
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A WAWARsING JEWELER,

If you use DR.. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills
according to directions they will cure
you. Do not stop as soon as you are
feeling better, but use them till the dis
ease is driven out of the system. They
are the mildest, smoothest pill in their
action l ever tried, no gripping but make
dyspeptic sleep like an infant. Having
been troubled with constipation they
worked like charm. DAVID CHRIST.
10 Wawarsing, N. Y.
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What is

Castoria Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishness CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrh0a and Wind Collie. CastOra relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and fatulency
CastOria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tOra is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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The Mckinley tariff with its free
raw materials for shipbuilding, pretty
thoroughly demoralized the ''free ship"
propaganda in this country. The adj
mission of the Inman liners to American
registry will knock the underpinning
out from what is left.
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HEAR JUDGE RUSH.

Dr. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills are un-
queshonably success. 1t requires but
the use of one bottle to drive out in my
case a severe bilious attack. l hear
them well spoken of in every direction.
r. +. BUSH, Monticello, N. Y.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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CURE YOURSELF

Don't pay large DOCTORS bills. The
best medical book published, one hun
bred pages, elegant colored plates, will
be sent you on receipt of three 2-cent
stamps to pay the postage. Address A..
p. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass,
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Castoria.

"Castoria is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert.
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN @. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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twenty-five cents for box of BEECH
ANS PILLS worth guinea.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is IN excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. ]. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use it.
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To PROVE G GSE m nA5Ea e.

On and after October /, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege OF
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vOusness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure2 Be-
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark the Beaver.
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The Centaur Company II Murray Street. City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21

tho States the largest latitude in tho matter
of appointing electors. Each State. 1t says.
shall select them :" in such manner rs the
Legislature thereof may direct" The Leg
stature OF Michigan saw fit to hit upon
method which, while not against the Con-
stitution, robs Michigan OF much OF Its
power and influence in the councils OF the
country hcnceforth. and minimizes tho in
fuonco Of its statesmen and leaders. 1t
struck blow Mt the right OF tho States to
political autonomy. and. even though tho
first result OF this legislation will DO to
give the Democrats few electoral votes
which they might not otherwise have OBJ
tanned, Its ultimate effect will no to keep
Michigan out OF tho Democratic column.
into which otherwise it night have gone. II
by any chance the Wolverine State should
go Democratic this year on tho popular
vote, n number OF electors will have been
lost to tho party by tho un-Dcmocratic
act Of the Democratic Legislature. It's
members could have been engaged in much
better business than in passing such bill
ms the MINER law. which offcnds every
Democratic preccpt and puts at defiance
every Democratic tradition. But, legally.
II appears to be valid
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When Roger Q Mills was elected to tho Senate his
fcat III the HOUSE, became vacant and special cleo.
tion TO Ill that vacancy ordered by the Governor
of Texas 20 be held on June H. The returns of that
election Just received chow ma GRITTY of 81 tor T. L.
Antony. tho Democratic candidate over T. " barber
the candidate OF the Peoples party
That result Is likely to astonish Democrats In NIL
parts OF the country and particularly in the South
where the new Peoples party is growing with mar
velous raplity.
In $3.50 Mr. Mills carried his district by majority OF
hs3l IN 1883 by majority of J.3S5 and in 1850 by
majority OF 1920. In 1858 the counties comprslny
tho district gave Cleveland a majority Of i34A3 In
1870 they gave the Deocr Ic candidate for Governor
majority Of 1886
NOW the Peoples party its frat ida,e in that
district ana the Democratic majority is only 30
rue leaders or inc new party are greatly encouraged
by TINS result and sti!l more vigorous campaign will
be made later on. when aRerresentat is to be elected
Texas the Peoples party will nominate its
aud light hard for their success ami this Will h, don,
not only in Texas but in nearly all OF the States OF inc
South. Candidates for President and vice.prcsid,nt
are 10 he nominated at Omaha before long and lh.s,
Will be supported very earnestly IN several states Tn.
Peoples phrty is very strong in both Carolnas in
Georgia In Texas, in Kansas in Nebraska IN Colorato
and In Wisconsin aid Minnesota. II would be Iuwlse
TO predict that will not carry single state III NAV
carry two or three whie IN many II will exert pow
eFful influence IN shaping results.
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Michigan.

The Supreme Court OF Michigan has pro.
nounced constitutional the MINER law, under
which electors In that State this year will
be chosen not by the voters at large. "a I'm
New York and other States, but under a
system whereby each Congress district is
to choose one elector. In addition to the
twelve Congress district electors that Mich
igan Is entitled to under tho new amor
tionment. there arc two additional electors
to correspond with the United States Sepa-
tors. They will BIO chosen in two districts
created for the purpose by tho Legislature
A Democratic Legislature passed this law,
and its constitutionality has been disputed
by the Republicans, who declare that they
intend to appeal from the recent decision to
the United States Supreme Court.
Under similar method of voting In New
York this year eighteen OF tho electors
would probably be Democrats and eighteen
Republicans. This result might vary q lit
tie. but, in any event. the influence Of the
State woald be practically eliminated, for
the successful party would hardly get moro
than majority of n couple of votes. which
would be Offset by tho electoral votes OF o
State like Delaware or Nevada.
The MINERlaw will probably be sustained
on appeal. The Federal Constitution gives
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GopEaNoR PAr1rsoN,s FRIENDS.
The Sober judo or PENNSYLVANIA
Against Cleveland,

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 2o.-Therc Is scarcely n
Democrat In Pennsylvania, from Secretary Of
| state william +. lIarrity to tho elevator con-
| ductor in Editor SingcrY''s Record Office who
| believes that Grover Cleveland could be- elected
| PRESIDENT were the Chicago Convention to at
| tempt tho emotional insanity act Of present
ing him as tho Democratic candidate. This
| belief has become as fixed as the stars in
their courses since tho bold. manly frank and
| unanswerablo statement put forth ty Mr.
Murphy Mt Chicago.
AS Pcnnsylyania's delegates. while shouting
for Cleveland Mt Chicago for purpose. hon
| estly believe that it would be n surrender with
out contest were Cleveland the candidate. 1t
will not he difficult. with their minds so i'm
pressed, to lead them away from Cleveland. 1t
conl'l he done all tho more easily II tho road
from Cleveland LODI TO lattison.
Permit mo to recall a statement mndo by mo
In TIE SrN of Sept IL. 1880. nearly fourteen
months previous to tho election 81 Governor
lHttison. In that ctt"r said.
Th' recon declaration or Mayer rttler in favor O.
ten Hastings may haze most important influence
upon III" Presidential campaign rf 1859 tntii TVS
declaration ~ thc Mao. senator 0oi1nRter as puais
c"hdhNtc held the field against all corners aud the
nomination o Quay man seemed 40 wei, assured that
"ilam l., scott, william IT. sinerrly. Lewis G.
CaSsiy, and u F. Meyer ot the pat ~ had about con.
c'h"ed t"'o' "N'he pins FOR tho srna'itn y: Robert
l.. Iattson for aUvcruor year hence.
fattison would roll many thousand more vo,ct for
6"vernor 'hnn any other Democrat In rrnnsylynnin
and with nn'tQuay Republican l'nicrs co,rir nr 10
de'eat Quay's candidate. senator Dc"rna'a, the
chances OF rn;isons election wouli be a. GO TO ~;
ana WITH the election of rntiIsun. Nessrs Sngc-Iy
Cassidy. Scott Co. woul say "Yon ncil that rat
isons election IA Governor IN ISS2 was an accident.
lie runs the four years Constitutional in.
,eFr'Rn"m and not only orrrtnrns tho soooo major.
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| OF tho great Democratic limo will DO held
! by tho Democracy of New York, and the
brunt OF the fighting must fall upon the
| Democrats Of this city.
This. then. cannot bc called n silly season.
II Is n season OF nomentous Importance. 1t
may be mado silly season. however, II tho
strength of tho New York Democracy is
destroyed at Chicago and its veteran ranks
are deprived of Democratic sse4erslM2. H.
will be u silly season II it be n season OF
Mugwump campaigning: it will be silly
season here, and for tho Democracy
everywhere. When an army goes forth
to battle 1t must have something to fight
for. 1t must have captains in whom it has
confidence and under whose leadership 1t
marches to n definite end. 1t must DO able
to rally around its own colors. stained and
riddled in many past conflict. tho glorious
symbols OF its cause and its principles, and
not n patchwork OF many flags against
which it has batted in times past.
Give the Democracy OF New York n genu
inc Democrat for q leader. and the Repub
lican enemy will not be able to stand up
against it in tho shock OF tho coming con-
test. 1t will force the lighting all along tho
line. and its victories Of the past will be
triiling successes as compared with tho tri-
uiuph 1t will win In November The election
will be carried not by fifty thousand or sixty
thousand. but by one hundred thousand
majority. and consequently the State and
the Union will be the prize of the Democracy
for quarter ofacenturyto come. Turn this
splcndidly organized and superbly disci-
plined host over to Mugwump leadership.
and tho whole falls into disorder 1t be-
comes disheartencd. Instead of CONSOLE
dated and enthusiastic forces there will re-
main only n confused and struggling force.
with raw captains and unfamiliar and unin- |
spliting cries and watchwords.
II is to be n glorious season OF contest |
and victory or n silly season Of sham fight |
ing and defeat. Tho New York Democracy |
awnits from Chicago the call to battle.
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NO PACKAGES IN THE GALLERY.
Precautions 20 Protect the Rich Senators
from Dynamtt- Fiends.

rvm hs rhpu'eiphir Press.
WASHINGTON. june 1a-Scstcrday started
containing gossamer flannel shirt that had
| inst purchased wh"rcwith 70 mitigate tho for,
To. Sc, what was going on. and as steppGd
III" ths Senate gallery the dnorkecper said I:
! licrN. put down that buudie!"
40 6pnnrdlcs allowed In here" he said.
! injured by whp.o order s1rh triiios us my
": Scant.ai.Arms taIrntiNc", he answer
Cd. went ont o. tan, dcor. ant igiio the next;
tnIrst Some oa T., 'Mn FROM crn|
y"" i" Sh - lad a" sma hanioas' 80 bags
oE"EWWn nr ns; fs 3" f. as ltHr}''
You might blow up tho whole Senate" he
f"re WIN i'm, In 'NnnsSn =! N,af thc on y nj,
mita at Russcll Sage an Old VANDERBILT m
order was gwen That nothing That rould hold
it down IN the hill"
crNprcssrd TO tho Old soldier Il doubt OF tho
~S why 6" Wv SnS ssc an Ho SfT hc uro opening
tho door and waving hi ha 1T within. that u
A Snaa DOWN G thoSc nY ha2 as%s Of
tnrs lie ,T"uidnt Hin. 1t scarcely without kill
ing u mIilOnairS."
cts Ut" "V"n cHnk or or T%a nosk.
anybody roG id carr dynamite in thcro If ho
wf Th%n H w,E n n%T 4 20 h Yj o"
Can carry In my parcel" I asked the
doOrerNpor.
!. Why, cert" be- exclaimed in astonishmcn..
10 took u front Sfat within oGsy reach %! at
least hundred members. / could have f,ung
my white e ssuGl II hand grenade and struck
Holman right on tho top % the head with It,
!trt there are SOM" Cabinet oiilcers in WASH
ln-ton who would have laughed HISTORICALLY
at the sanEnirary deed. !ncrc were half a
dozen miionaircS right under my hand so
and hit them. And wondered why the House
needed protection 50 much loss than III" Sem
Thought Of the old woman at tho apple stand.
These is two cents piece. Int these ere uns
you Kin hcv for two fer n cent"
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From N. C9N-'n.lH Crmn-, cini. Ga.,ne.

being discussed and tie coavrrs ats was res
called 10 Gen. Taylor tho hcNican war
bis Lear mo SOC It has been n' iortyl
FOUR years sine" saw II game Of roulette that
ve sSns,der TLa SamGf It was in tbs .ity Of
wcrn run ike national banks. and had o lave a
, hSts in f t, Of run run, on the bank. and
d arSHDrs So5 'n at one money! 81
ahf im rou'S; oS AMI watching the play for
Pays thirtv-'ivc for one on single numbers. A
half-drunken officer staggered into the room.
.bo Nn ~ MS way through tho crowd around
e. Pcrhaps every one doesn't know what the
n d9pIIo o .ins is There gce thirty-six numbers:
these ravs thiry.vo for one In adalti tom 90 90
this there arrany number Of different ways bets
can he made. the iaost, simple and commonly
nyam r TE%inS tho red or black and, odd or
the single or double o. comes out, the Lous.
Loses sw Ell tn" other bets;
army ot!lcor placed dollar on the 'douIln
Sa sads1 SoS5s5 S . il hs2
allowed tho $;jb to remain on tho samo bet.
Again he Won and 81 poo was piled up before
bin, For the third time the wheel was
spot. Every one, else who had boon playing
stopped and watched the rolling marble Even
mo banker became tribe nervous. Tho mo-
and for tho third time fell into tho double o.
stall. 1hiS made the biggest winning eyer
known at tho MGxican capital. In ali $50 $50
had. and the game was closed until tho NOR
row. What hecamc OF tho Mexican and his
WINNINGS never hoard. never read of a
limit bit in Mexico; at that time. man could
bet what he pleased"
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A Glorious or u silly Season.

The Rev. DR.. MACARTHUR calls DR..
RAIHsFoRD's scheme for religious grog
shops q product Of the "silly season."
There may be a reason for this opinion,
but this is by no means silly season.
1t ought to be very grave. a very impor-
tant. very interesting season. and so re-
main from this time forth until November
is here. The whole population of the town
are engaged In the highest and tho most OK
citing OF all discussions. the discussion Of
their duty as citizens charged with the re-
sponsbility Of determining the policy Of the
Federal Government. They have. for
time at least brushed away the chaY and
the dust OF sensational preachers. and are
now setting themselves to their serious
task us politicians.
The policy Of the Federal Government for
the four years from the 4th OF next March
Will be determined by the people OF this city
OF New York. They will decide whether the
Swm,"nessor OF BENJAMIN HARRISON in the
nc House is to be HARRISON himself or O
vSrat tried and true. Here In New
49, us great battle Is to be fought and
, "Tn VI lost. According to all the probable
US , do the State OF New York goes
% WIN go T. he Union; and incontestably tho
w" VI lhis\ city will settle the question
""',ner 'he \electoral votes OF the State
shaii he cast for aiDemocrat or for BESJA-
MIN HARRISON Nor President, Tho centre
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Tho Man That Made the Billion Con.
greSs.

II GROVER CLEVELAND had not broken
the pledges and smashed the platform upon
which no was elected. there would have
been no Billion Congress, no galvanzation
OF the old Republican policy OF Force and
Fraud. no Elections Committee committing
burglary in Democratic Congress districts.
GROVER CLEVELAND elected the Republican
House OF Representatives. GROVER CIEyE-
LAND elected Tom REED Speaker. and gave
a chance to CANNON and his pals to do their
dirty work.
GROVER CLEVELAND cost the Democracy
the Presidency and the House Of Represent
atives. DO the Southern Democrats want
to foot tho bill again? The loss Of the
Presidency they might stand. but another
Republican House OF Representatives means
another Force bill. Why. indeed. should
the Republicans observe any moderation in
their treatment OF party which deliber-
ately seeks defeatf
GROVER CLEVELAND made the South the
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L Winn,r.

Tho Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER VOORHEES,
lays bare the nerve Of tho very truth in
these words:
with the condition " thing. IN New York I am
sure that It would be folly nominate CLEVELAND for
he could not carry hts state And tho battle this
year must bs on Tho Oil lines. Tho Democrats to win
must carry New York, Indiana New Jersey. and Con.
necucut. with Gray we are OF carrying Indiana"
II is the same old fight, and the battle
grounds are New York. Indiana. and Con-
nccticut. 1t would he folly to nominate
CLEVELAND, for no lost New York in 1889 by
1879 votes, lost Indiana by 2,,hS votes. re-
duccd tho Democratic plurality in Connec-
ticut from 1,il5 TO 33G: and ii this was his
achievement III 1888. with the power, fully
exercised, Of the Federal patronage and its
widc-rcachinE influence. what would he do
this year? In New York ne has not been
able to get single delegate. To speak vt
him MS having tho faintcst squeak VI a
chance in indiana against HARRISON is pal
pablo poppycock. viii any reasonable
man. or oven the bcttor who is accustomed
to take the longest shots. put any confidence
in that little $50 Of Connecticut?
But there is no use in talking about Com
nccticut in CLEvELANDs casc. because he is
ruled out in New York. which tho Demo-
Gratis must have or hc dumped into the mud.
The Democrats must carry all tho regular
Democratic States, which Mr.. CLEVELAND
can't do. and the close States Of New York,
Connecticut. Indiana. Senator VOORHEES,
says GRAY can carry Indiana. Good. Con-
nccticut goes with New York. and with HILL
New York is not doubtful. but surely Domo-
cratic. The winning ticket. then. is:
for Nice.Fres!dcnt-tsA,r PrsEr GRAY of Indiana
That is ticket which will carry Now
York. Connecticut. Indiana, and every Dem
ocratic State. 1t is a surc winncr. 1t
Is Democratic up and down. down and up,
the kind to get every Democratic vote.