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Evening journal., 1892-03-08

from Massachusetts, CMr wnliams) already
hears the tramp Of the march of tho grand
army Of truth. sometimes delayed, sometimes
defeated, but III the end eternally triumphant
lApplanse ON the Republican side
The Resolution Adopted.
Mr.. Terry-You ought not to grumble at
our mistakes.
Mr.. Reed-I don't. anticipate them
lLaughter.l
On final vote upon the passage Of the
resolution reported by the committee on
rules for the consideration Of the silver bill
Tuesday, March %, the resolution was
adopted-ls2 TO 80. Fifteen votes were
gained by the anti-silver Democrats ON this
final vote, 20 being their strength on all
other previous votes of the day.
The following Democrats voted against
the report Of the committee on rules on the
final test:
Mcssrs zimmerman, Andrew, narwis, Bentz.
hoover Bentley, Brickner, Bunting, Bushnell,
Cable Campbell, Castle, Chasin, Chapman,
Clancy, Cobb (MiHouri), Cohurn, Cochran, Cool
idgc Cooms, Colbert Cox Crosby Daniel De
Forrest, punphoy, Elliott English, Fitch, Gels.
senhainen, Greenleaf, Hall, Haliowen Hartner,
Hayes Oowa) Herbert, Hoar. Houk COhio),
johnson (Ohio) Kribhs, Little, Lockwood,
| Lynch, McAleor, Miller, Mitchell O'Neill (Mas
sachusetts), Outhwaito Page C2hode Island),
Page (Maryland), Pearson Rayncr Rusk, Sper
/ ry, Stahlncckor Stevens Stumg, Tracy, War
ncr Williams CAIassachusetts).
The following Republicans voted with the
anti-silver men;
Mossrs. Buchanan. Harmer. Hopkins, Ketch
um, Payne, Powers, Ray Reyburn, Stone
Storcr, Taylor Clllinoisl, Taylor Crennessee)
Wadsworth Wilson (kontucky).
The following Republicans voted with TIA,
free coinage men.
Mcssrs Bartino Nevada, Belden Bellnap
Bergen. Boutelle. Bowers. Broderick. Burrows
Clarke, CogHwen, Cutting, Dalzell. Doan Dol
liver, Enochs, Flick, Griswod Haugon Hen
derson Qowa), Hermann, Hit, Hooker, Hor
lfins Hun. Hull johnson Qndiana) Johnsol
(North Dakota, Jolley, Lind, Loud, Millikcn
| ODonnoll, Perkins, Picker Post Rainos, Ran
DAN, Rife. Smith. Stone (Pennsylvania), Sweet
r. b Taylor COhio), J ID. Taylor COhio), " A
Taylor (Ohio), Townsend, Walker, Waugh
Wilson, Waight
The Farmers' Alliance men voted wit
the free coinage men as follows. MessiS
Clover, Davidson, Halvenon, KEN, Nc
Keighan, Otis, Simpson, Watson.
In the Senate.
In the senate bill was reported from On
committee on postofices and postroads I
extend the free delivery system TO towns o
5000 inhabitants. Mr. Sawyer, chairma
of the committee, introduced postal tel,
graph bill The rest Of the session wa
taken up by Mr.. Calls personal explanatio
In regard 10 the influences brought to bea
upon the Florida legislature TO prevent b
reelection and discussion Of the pure foo
! hill
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So A MONTH TILL MARCH 20.
DOCTORS MCCOY AND wILDMAN's
GREAT OFFER TO THE PUBLIC.
All Persons beginning Treatment Before
March 25 WIN BE Treated Until Cured
for 80 Month and Furnished with all
Medicines.

Owing to their enormous practice IN their
Philadelphia office Doctors Mccoy and Wild
man have decided to close Their branch Office
in this city and concentrate all their forces in
the main Office at No. 1872 Chestnut street.
philadelphia. The Wilmington Office will b
permanently closed on March25 All per
sons who place themselves under the treat
ment Of Doctors Mccoy and Wildman before
that date will be treated until cured
for s. a month and win be furnished
with all necessary medicines Those who
remain un Ter our care after the VIII.
mington Office is closed win be treated by
mail from the Philadelphia Office and by en-
closing their card of instructions they will re-
ceive monthly a supply Of medicines Those
who can conveniently visit our Philadelrh'a
Office either weekly y,semi monthly OF monthly.
Will Re ceive the same careful attention they
have had at the Wilmington office and will be
furnished with medicines At the time OF their
visits While IL Is more satlsfact 1ry tons and
the patient alike to have the patient visit our
Office. still Il Is not absolutely necessary In the
tr 6tment Of the great majority Of cases OF
catarrh, ana we can treat cases eiiectually by
mail.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

NEW HAVEN, March s--The funeral serv-
ices over the late Rev. Noah Porter, ex-
president OF Yale college, were held in the
college chapel, where services were CON
Quoted by President Dwight The pail
bearers were ex-United States Minister Ed
win j. Phelps, Ex-Governor Ingersoll and
Professors George L. Ladd, H. e. Newton,
q. E. Day, J. NJ Hoppin, George j. Brush
and Henry w Farmem- The body was in
TERED in Cove Street cemetery.
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ABINGDON, Va, March s.-Dr Baker, be-
fore tried on a charge Of poisoning his wife,
was acquitted The 500 people crowding
the court room received the verdict with
great enthusiasm. The alleged motive was
that DR.. Baker might be free to marry Mrs
Wyndham Gilmer, widow of a wealthy
farmer.
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SPRINGFELD, O., March S-Wiliam
Benda, a wealthy and respected citizen, has
been caught red handed as the fend who
has been waylaying passers by in dark
places at night and beating them into in
sensibility He confessed the crimes and
said he was forced to it by an irresistible
impulse.
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LONDON, March s.-William J. Davis, Of
Sydney, n. S. W, a noted Australian swim
mer. has started for America 10 swim the
Niagara rapids, wearing nothing but swim
ming trunks This was the feat in attempt.
ING which Captain Webb lost bis life
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DOCTORS MCCOY AND WILDMAN

Late OF Bellevue Hospital, New York.
once. S35 Market street, Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. II you live at a distance write for
a symptom Blank.
Consultation at ONCE or by Mail Free.
ONCE hours-9 TO II a. M; g 70 p. m. to
D. m. daily.
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NEW YORK, March s.-The population Of
this city, excluive Of the inmates of insti-
tutions who are looked after by the state
is, according TO the census just completed
1,sO0,s ,s9i-267, $50 more than the federal
census figures
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SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-All the shoe
factories in this city We're closed yesterday
morning. the firms having locked the en-
ployees out because of the latters refusal 70
raise a boycott on some Of their number
Later the men decided TO go to work as
nonunion men and the factories resumed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

Boston, March s.-Captain NJ. II. Butler,
Of Tideout, Pa. died here, aged fifty-one
years He was well known in Knights Of
Labor and Nationalist circles as an able
writer and lecturer.
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New Orleans for damages in behalf Of the
families Of number of the Italians who
were killed in the parish prison lynching
The suits are entirely personal, the Italian
government having taken no hand in them
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SALEM, Mass, March s-Judge Harmon
having already set up the will of Mrs.
Searles, the supreme court win simply af-
firm the probate Of the document.
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CHARLESTON, March 81. Berlxley Grim
ball died, aged ninety-three. Deceased was
the Oldest living graduate Of Princeton col
laua
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WAsHINGToN, March s.--Hon. John W.
Kendall, representative in congress Of the
Tenth Kentucky district, died from the eff
fects Of two strokes Of apoplexy. Mr.. Ken
DAN was a Democrat and was serving bis
first term.
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NEW York, March S-W A. Brady, the
manager for James J. Corbett, put up a for.
felt of 81 1000 in this city and issued chal-
lenge to John l.. Sullivan to fight for $1,000
a side and the largest purse that club will
frfva
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CINCINNATI, March s-Rev. Z. b. Lewis,
the missing postmaster Of New Holland,
surrendered to the United States marshal
here. He was short S3ll in his accounts,
which his bondsmen paid up. Lewis is
thought to be insane.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, March S.-The Sterling
Steel company is expending $4,000 on addi
tional shops where steel projeetiles viii be
made for the United States government.
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CHICAGO, March S.-Henry NJ Scudder
says he hears mysterious voices and sees
strange faces peering in at his window in
the Detention hospital, and Dr. Noble the
county physician, seems inclined TO believe
hin,
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CLEVELAND, March s. s.-Henry Noting
ham, superintendent Of the Lake Shore
railroad from 1856 till 1868, was found dead
IN his ROOM
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CHICAGO, March s.-Henry A. Francisco
a wealthy and widely known real estate
dealer, committed suicide by shooting him
self in the head
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NEW York, March s.-General Milton S.
Eittlefeld failed to appear to answer the
charge Of extortion and his bail was de-
clared forfeited
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FOR SALE.

DRINTERS-STEAM FIXTURES, COM
i plete witt cones, hangers. etc, suitable
Tor QuartO or eighth-medium PRESSES Also a
.ot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JouRSAL
)fflce.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply az this office.
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NEW YORK, March s.-The testimony in
the Florence will contest is all in and the
case closed. The surrogate reserved his de
Cision
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LIMA, o., March S.-Brakeman Fredericks
quarreled with Yardmaster Tate, Of the
Chicago and Erie, and ilew his skull of
with a shotgun. Fredericks escaped
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
Portugal Want. our Wheat.

LISBON, March s.-By an official decree
duty on American wheat imported into
Portugal is reduced to - reales per hlo-
rramme.
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NEW YoRE, March s.-Joseph Solomon
Moore, known as 'Parsee' Moore, the well
known writer on free trade is dead.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

BosroN, March s-Washington P. Gregg,
who served continuously from 1912 until
1885 as clerk Of the Boston common coun-
ell, is dead.
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LEIPsIc, March S-Several small disturb
ances occurred and great discomfort prevails
among the working classes.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

WASHINGTON, March s-Secretary and
Mrs. Noble left for st. Augustine, Fla The
secretary will return next Monday. Mrs
Noble is not in good health.
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Great Expectation !

city impressed most fsyorab where the people
can thoroughly appreciate benefits in whatever form presented
among good people almost strangers bringing WIT
us many which claim originality To establish confidence
among the purchasing pablo will be the first by calling ten
on magnificent and then asking you to call ana
form acquaintance
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, March s.-The
Alonze apartment house was burned and
nineteen families are homeless. The loss is
S12O,OOO.
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LONDON, March S.-Mrs. Osborne has been
indicted for perjury in connection with the
theft OF the Hargreaves jewels.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

----------- 49, -------,5-.-,
DOR RENT, 80 THIRD STORY FRONT
room as a store room. Apply to No. 500
Shipley street.
THANTED. - BOARDERS PLEASANT
w rooms. gas. bath. house heated all
hrough. Good locality. go West Ninth 81.
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HELP WANTED.

TTTANT A THOROUGH COMPETENT
w man TO take full charge OF a bottling
business In the city OF Wilmington. One who
Is familiar with the trade preferred. Security
Is required. Address SECURITY, Whining
ton Z. o.
VUANTED IMMEDIATELY "A COMPE-
w tent dressmaker Apply At MISS MIL
LOWAY'S. 800 Washington street
VNTANTED. lex PERIENCED sTARCHER,
W Sc a week. steady work. DIAMOND
STATE LAUNDRY. 9Th aud Shipley sire-ts
RARM HAND. - WANTED A FIRST
4 ULASS farm hand; must understand bic
business; none other need apply. No. %
jefferson street.
HANTED.-AGENTs WOR THE EQUlT
w able Life OF New York, only rep esenta-
i've men need apply. Excellent contracts e
sood solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER, Gen
raj Agent, No. s02 Market stree.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

WASHINGTON, March g. - Mr. Springer
shows a slight improvement and there is
reason to hope for his recovery.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

CHICAGO, March s.-Frank Shaw's pool
room, at 269 Clark street, was raided and
200 players arrested.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

---7--------~-----4----r------
EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL tSTATE.-The we'll known "Pri,c-
tical Farmer" Hotel at 6rubb's. Brandywine
hundred Is offered for sale. OF will exchange
tor city real estate; has been licensed lor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
TER has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
P. DON NAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.
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NEW YORK, March S-Tyo more cases Of
typhus fever was discovered here.
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THE CLOTHING BUSINESS

devoted for years. sufficiently long to
learn the OF the de and the experience gneo WI" enaoe us 10
cater to all tastes. , nner non
also that what the public demands IS the bESI FO
LITTLE MONEY.
We do not wish to antagonize competitors but do aim to
call nub attention TO the the methods propose TO
oduce will be sure to the benefit Of the buyers OF CLIO
THING Of lower prices than have heretofore prevailed IN
Wilmno
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LosT AND FOUND.

49, --------------------
L OST SMALL BLACK DOG WITH
II white on neck and breast; answ 70
name OF Fife. Liberal reward for return 10
i07 North Franklin street
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A FirSt-CIaSs Real Estate
investment.


We have a new well-built house
near Eleventh and Pine which can
be bought for 81, 800 $500 cash,
mortgage 81, 900. Notice the fol-
lowing statement of yearly Income
from it, based on last years taxes
Rent at Sl3 per month ........... o.. ..S156
City and County yTaxes..........Slte e2
water rent sssss.s.sss.ss.sts ~ w
Insurance and Interest on dort. 60 60 s5.2s
Balance. sos ;s
Or 1875 per cent. on amount invested.
There should be no repairs re-
quired for at least three years.
Houses in this neighborhood are
always well rented
HELD & CO.
Seventh and Market Sts.
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MERCHANT TAILORING

viii be speciality with and in this branch promise to excel
MR.. CHARLS CONWAY, the manager, gentleman Of many
experience with the class drese will give this branch OF the
attention. and being cutter Of than average
ability designing his work. to please
In ALSO propose introduce our system oil uni
fomy prices always having mind the complete satisfaction OF
patrons.
and stylish employing only the best women There nothing left
to be hoped for
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ATLANTIC CITY HorELs.
The EIdredge,

IS south Carolina Avenue. s. 20 Sis per week
81 10 81 90 per dav. Every facility for
guests. House enlarged; having large airy
rooms. Mrs. r.. j. Eidredge, Proprietor.
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Tho Hotel atlckneY.

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave-,
steam heat. sun parlors. a. 70 $40 day; 81
o Sl2 week l.. V. STICKNEY.
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Mems, Youths, Boys and ChiIdren's
Clothing and Mems Furnishings,

prc stock in trade variety great and article posi-
lively made for the Spring trade Of 9 say nothing OF the adan
ages given by order to make acquaintance.
stay and have stock of goods that
positively unequaled in quality and price
going say anything about prices but will leave 1t to
your good judgment after seeing the goods and getting prices say
whether will give share Of trade.
A aks You call Wen do the rest
The Negro world., 1892-07-30
FRlCK, THE VICTIM OF TOO
MUCH PROTECTION.

Whenever an attempt is made to
make two extremes meet, something
not unlike the attempted assassination
of Frick, at Homestead. will occur.
There is too much freedom of thought,
and too much liberty for man. woman
and child, that i'3pe Bob breaches
about in this country, for the anarchist
and the many times millionaire TO
dwell together in peace. The gigantic
enterprises Of this country are in the
hands of few men. The ambition of
the money grabber of America extends
into indefinite space. Whether the
eastern capitalist will be able to secure
a mortgage on the sun, moon and stars
like they have on the poor western
farmer and the Homestead working
man Is indeed a mooted question; but
il these aforesaid capitalists desire any
protection in that or any other direc-
tion, the Republican Legislators and
executive at Washington. under the
guise Of protecting infant home indus
tries, will grant it. These so-called
infant industries have become castles
surrounded by Chinese walls, behird
which will be placed the ponderous
murdcrous gun. the destructive force
of which will defy God. man. and the
devil, while the workingmen of Amer
lea will only be too glad to find safe
retreat behind the single-handed insane
dynamiter with his bomb.
This Republican idea of protection i.
an abnormal system of legislation and
il completely annihilates the commonly
accepted theory that the products OF
the earth together with products from
the ingenuity Of the handiwork of man
should be regulated by supply and de-
mand. Why should the markets of the
world be closed against the people oi
the United States? The Mckinley
tariff law has done that very thing, but
it will not satisfy the hunger or efothe
tho Homestead striokers and their fam
lilies, who were once happy and pros
porous, but will soon be obliged to face
the world in line with the great army
of tramps. The tariff goes up while
the wages of workingmen of Home
stead went down. They discovered
only too late that they were deluded by
Republican campaign sophistry in 'ss.
Friok commanded the Pinkertons and
In turn the State militia. and will
eventually command the L. S. army
and navy, if need bee. TO drive from
their homes his former employees.
The Negro world., 1892-07-30
THE NEGROES IN ILLINOIS RE.
PUDlATE THE @. o. p.

The Chicago Globe states that the
managers Of the Republican party of
Illinois. are quite apprehensive that
they viii not only loose the German
Lutheran vote for the state ticket
but that the colored vote will al
so be found in the Democratic columns
next fall. Hertz. who is the Republi-
can nominee for state treasurer lost
the entire eolored vote Of Cork County
when be ran for coroner in IS. because
he heaped calnmny upon the entire
race. In an official declaration concern-
the murder Of an Irish girl by a negro.
in Chicsgo. The colored voters of
Illinois. also. have an especial grsadge
to satisfy against Private Joe Fifer. be-
cause be fed them on soft corn before
the election and ehoked them with the
cob after the election. when il came TO
the distribution OF the offices.
Mr.. Fred Parker. weli known col
ored citizen Of ST. Paul. returned = few
days ago from a yizi1 to Chicago and
The Negro world., 1892-07-30

he states that the colored voters of that
city are secretly organizing all through
Illinois and they intend to loosen them
selves entirely from the yoke OF politi-
cal bondage that they sustain to the
Republican party. There are forty
thousand colored voters in the state
and il must be remembered that Gen
John NJ. Palmer was defeated by Fifer
IN IS. by only seven or eight
thousand. This vote is, indeed an
important factor and is more than the
balance of Tower The NEGRO WoRLD
predicts a grand political revolution
among the Negro voters in all of the
Northern states. Modern republicans
as expounded and farthered BY Ben
HarrisoB. fostering white mans re-
publican party is an unloading process
that challenges all the manhood that
the black man is in possession of
Will he kiss the hands that smites him?
Win he beg to remain upon the out
skirts of party as lickspiottlesP The
young men of the race should declare
themselves and indicate by their vote
next November that they are not the
slaves of party that has made their
race the butt of ridicule ever since their
enfranchisement.
The Negro world., 1892-07-30

nationalities who have. or shall become
American citizens. will reach public
preferment so '.long as the slar-span-
gled banner shall wave'-not on the
narrow claim the Republican party
prompts, but on the sufficient grounds
of personal fitness and value as Ameri-
can men. Infinitely better to add to
the glory Of ones fatherland. by perfec-
tion as an American citizen, than to
claim official glory as the little fugitive
fragment Of great distant people.
This is one great reason the citizens
of Minnesota will retire the class and
clan-prenching party from the admin
istration of state government.
This building of the walls of caste by
Republicans, has all but destroyed the
Negro Americans in Dixie. and will
prove equally as disastrous to all Amer
leans who give it tolerance.
The Negro world., 1892-07-30
Hoss AND Hoss.

A good many Democratic congress-
men and politicians will tell you that
Crisp will not be speaker of the next
house. even if the Democrats control il.
But whether he Is elected again de-
pends nightly on whether the South
ern Democrats desire him. They are
the people who arrange the policy of
the Democratic party.-Pioneor Press.
Aud the Southern Republicans not
only arrange the policy of and dictate
the nominees for, aud control with an
iron hand. their party; and if you don't
believe MS ask the Republicans who
came to Minneapolis. "Blaine. Blaine.
James g. Blaine, and went home us
ing language unfit for publication.
You cannot forget the novel sight in
Exposition Building when the anathe-
mas and groans of Republican lobby
OF thousands, drowned the cheers OF
the Southern Republicans who had just
rammed swash-buckle Ben and his
grandpa's hat down the gagging
party's throat
The Negro world., 1892-07-30
THE CURSE OF REPueuIoANIsM.

August srd, 1892. will go down into
state history as the Iay on which the
Democracy Of Minnesota, created a
ticket and proclaimed series of prin-
eiplcs that charmed to enthusiasm the
intelligent voters of the common wealth
and sounded the knell OF lost Rspubli.
can supremacy. This we positively
believe One thing augurs it, We
believe il haeause the Republican party
of Minnesota has 50 catered 10 danger
ous aud uu-American elannishnesS as
ta slcken to nausea. naturalized as we'll
rs native, citizens. Swedish-Ameri-
cans. German-Amerieans. Irish-Ameri-
cans. all Americans our great State are
too thoroughly American not to recog-
nize the breeding of caste aud the So
tablishment of petty tribal relations
and distinctions in this Republican pam
dering to the preiadices Of an ignorant
few, regardless of the redaed sensitive
ness Of the many. Of the same national
origin. The intelligent Norwegian
recognizes nothing bat gross and TN
salsingly obvious bid for his sppreoias.
ed American vote In the selection of n
candidate ON the sole ground that be
of scandinavian origin. So with all
other thinking aa;urali1ed Americans.
IL national origin is no bar to the
holding Of pablie office. IL Is no aadi-
tional voucher Of fitness.
tleFuans. Swedes. Irishmen. Norwe-
giAns. Scotch, Italians aud men Of all