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The weather.

An or high pressure centred over the New Eng.
land coast yesterday. throwing on brisk northeast
winds aud causing ight, drzIihg ram south TO tn is
city. There were ahowrra also on tho south Atlantic
coast and in tho central Mississippi states covering
Missouri Iowa. Illinois Wisconsin. and Michigan; else.
where the day was generally fair.
twas oper in all the northern half OF tho csuntYv
except In the Northwest. whore - form ny and
causing warmer weather over iho Dako.as Ths storm
IL likely 10 become enlarged masug It very warm and
sultry in Chicago today aud tomorrow.
In this city was co"lsr and couay ysstsrday With
ligbt drzze; highest otcisl temperature SSS; low.
est So: average humidity 50 per cent? wind north.
east. average velocity, IL miles an hour.
The thermometer at P.rry's pharmacy, In the SUI
building the Is s
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Mr.. DEPIW ~ WISHISGgO~,
He Thinks tho Capital u Most DeiiSh, Hil
rince OF kesidenee.


WASHINGTON. June 49," Washing ton," said
Mr. Drpew to reporter in this city lis de-
lichtiui rlucc to liv" fn-ior some people For
tffanan who has a large fncomo and no cares
II is an Eiysium. 1t is dcstiRch to be the l,asie
OF tha idle Imerican-the wealthy idle: those
who seek the pleasure to b. found in the COM
Dany Of their kind: the man who has nothing
to do aud who wants to do nothing.
Such n u!un in New York is nuisance He
makes a fortune. goes to Europe for two or
three years. and fna!!y returns to his home.
He calls IN some % his friends during business
swys; ",n n iNs nnnssrS or Sr%sers ."
Old Isso' i;,ic,. They arr glad to see him Tor
ann"to arh a ha!. Then, they ultimate that
out. AMI lhry notify tie offir'r Toy that when
he does cali a-"n they are; Not In.
an mr. u " IS SrEn s t ens p inr
From: nhnnt O'Clock he may cntT rtain and Do
esnsertaocd but the day every days Il
"iLese rooEle ought to live il Washington.
Hoot md tie noy"ii.t and the Sc"nt,at a 20 ,hnt
Yu VIII have highly refined and su!crhly
rtTt!i .r r"mm N.Y., ~. ,,,o,,s, T., ,.,,,
but who is Ii IL the ;swiEl; Vac hngt?n is tho
wong pincc. bat Tor the holder Of Official posi-
WITH ns "an cor MS hr sr' and H i"sma
Elob, VIII 20 his nse oI Ref-iGrOrtanco
would grow more rapidly or receive more con-
tnrou>, ?uili recognition. Horace one >u;i.
IN elect. that fame wat possessed hy the niau
nj whom reorI. Ini"t''l their fingers and
said. 81 ~ = he. That definition is probably
n Hrcu.a;" to-day as when Horace made
It, Wh"n su"i an U.tlcini moves abroad in
MASH ngi-n. whether III the cIcusivcn.sS OF
hi carriage Or in The democratic horse ear he
is continually on the lookout for dies. sisns OF
rccnGn tinE.
All hi, / conducive to an abnormal tight
n-S% q haitian l., ! ,prosnme tharc are more
tight hat, nnds, in Washington than in any
other rSntrn OF rnpuiati, n IN tho country.
Bal t.rGli it is delightful rlacp."
f'cOuii You no cuinfOrtnI!o here II yon wero
called to high official position? 2" asked the
80 81 mo corrpimnrt YOU" said Mr. Depcw.
"uron thu ingenuity with which you have
worked your WAY uD 20 thar question. would
ask YOU w.i"th"r man, II called to respon 81
bl" but lraugiGiy unproiita 10 official POSI-
GoG. should sacrifice his us mess income?
."fH ON. rEo ID and patriotic man could open
at u greet field Of W ofulness," continued MIR.
gsrcw One might do much for his own
famr ana something Tor his country. 1t Is u
pla,nni great Responsibility o.
;f"Ln Secretary OF Stato is great honor"
sali sir Darew, ~ answer 70 another Gues-
ton. avery great h nor The line OF Secre-
tarins OF state j. rrOhHbly more ilIustrious
than tho Iiue 81 Presidents. don't think land
the porior meditNteh for II III oinentl we ever
had secretary Of state who was chump."
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PiNNED ~ ANTARCTIC ICE

An American Bar ,r",n Oh II FrInEs q
Rrcnth fcum he south Toir
The American bark II. g.. Johnson. Can't
Isaac /. Colby. which arrived last night from
Buena Caleta. Chill, came near to destruction
of the Patagonian coast on April n. She
found hersel! at dawn on April 81 surrounded
by colossal Antarctic icebergs She headed for
what seemed to DO an open space. 1t was q
crystal cul 10 sac.
Cap, CO by says he beat around for five days
beyond the VISION. storm cane up and dV the
sea rose and the little bark repeatedly
Gra2ec the sides of gait ergs. She got into
CLEAR water on the evening Of April n, Scared
by the ice. but with sound timNers
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Saved BIZ His Excoe aing Goodness,

the Major. had an experience that wondrr
didn't turn my hair gray. l WAS ranped ali
alone on the ida Of that historic s,rsn'u. and
had OCCASION 10 go for some water to pnii ay
bean, in. First thing knew ! stepped rlunip
into a apicksand: knew what was up at
willing t" admit chat | was scared. In fact
TINT /. how cams (" ascale. As' stood H. re
with that horrible sand Il agginz DIR ,agirg
turned colder and colder Do wh.lf couii. my
teeth would keen on cha.tering th' 9Th knew
that every vibration Of my Jaw Wa -iaking
me further dowp into that ready. made grave.
And grow cylder and colder. Suddenly
NOTICED that ha1 stopped sinking"
Bottom nothing! IhRd grown SO cold from
horror and and fear II MAJ ~ We admit i =
that had actually fruZ.n the wafer in the
9nicksand-frozen the whole business solid.
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Note. OF Foreign happenings.

The Chinese Government las In tructed its
tr0nIs ut iangkul, III TIA l'au' iT,. 10 return to
inshGaI. in view ol the Withdrawal Of the
Cussarhs.
Thousands Of the ruined Russian peasants
out permits. They a." without means Of
.ustenInon, and are begin! Dy the wayside
The Government is nOnplussod by this move
ment. which threatens to terminate in the
starvation Of thousands.
The Gear has invited the Austrian Emperor
to 20 hunting with him in the autumn.
Swnnseatown. while addressing tho electors
at Swansea yesterday. fell In u fit. and was re-
moved in dying condition.
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AMUSEMENT
The New operet,s, 4" The Vice Adrirni" ~ |
the Casino.


Mill3cker's three-act operotta, entitled Tho
Vice Admiral" though made familiar long ago
TO the freuuenters Of Anberg's Theatre and
TO English pcakiug audiences in the West
was presented in an English garb
for tho first time In this city
ut tho Casino last evening. 1t
proved the m ost attractive and entertaining
spectacle that Mr.. Aronson has for many
months offered the freuucntcrs oil his house,
and It is not unlikely 70 upon record as the
first work In which Mr.. jefferson de Angelis's
performance impaired to that player tho ehul-
gcnce OF "a star"
Yet thcre ia nothing new about the book OF
THE cc-Admlral " or tho composers score.
The story upon which tho libretto rests that
OF common sailor changing places with an
officer VINO is to BIO forced into distasteful
marriage scar ely morris the praise Of fresh.
ness and tho tlrol situations that grow out
Of the condition OF things have hern exploited
by French and German dramatists from time
immemornl Zcll and Gdn5c. fortunately. are
deft pa, wrishts. md they handle their
mate rial 80 cleverly that its antiquity
only suggests itself in afterthoughts.
Communication Of the same sort Is
claimed by tho music: no number can he
cited as disclosing originality or even Ercnt
SsIs 10 ys or naty ytsr Sr ssf
q" its Is 10 10 ad ire si'nS
ovcr'ondn"ss for dance rhythlns. nearly every
division Of ne ss9r. anrrang wti w. as s,r msnh
1S nS Of l
sissitS1 hs T ,Ss ,Do; ,,.sG man nan:
however. would he nncracioWs bearing in
Ting r"turo Of Mildrkcr.s writing. Pleasing
aud enli,enine il certainly Is; aud welcome
ieiici after much that has OF late been listened
Tie imrresSir"ncss Of last nights perform;
anGe ni The I,cs. Admiral is t. be as.ribed
e % ''.S '1s ce! sf'lS5 a who 4s'u%E j t1s
h S Hs st 9nT :. S oss that h' .us sss
not from til" a',or's astonishing arroIa,ic
fcats; its orr%stunties Tor fare comedy are
mad tho most Of thrm, ard kent tbs
sprctatogd laughing thr,nIh"ut the nyening:
Mrst Jennie 'r Es.rh s S SSrsF"TS anaaa
and. afiei this Miss Annie Meyers's SVTNiina.
an excellent specmen ~ h" actress, accpsI;
cast wcrs Misses villa KVox. Emma Hanley;
McDonouEh, It would DO gratifying to
ns iGSt these rso "a Justice nn to the
WoTs Mst Dt Se than e wss
the IN rdcned sense u hca Hug OF the Casino
T. euuenter. Tie eva farrell better, for The
Nicc-A dmirai' IS eAcelentiy put on in respect
OF scenic attire.
Az Oprrn Company In Want OF sn:arier.
Jay Robbins. manager OF the Novelty Tho
atrs. WilliamsburEh. Logan Il season Of light
opera a week ago. with Hubert Wilke us star.
He announced that it Was to run eight weeks.
Ate, tho performance last evening the com
panr Ve:c told that the season was over. They
drmanded their salaries. but there was no
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n1AADhnrn1a.o.ArauNxoS ynf run,
sharp Sculitng ut tn. Regatta Of til 9
schuy XIII Navy,

schuy XIII Navy.
Schlykil Navy took place tbis Afternoon owes the Ma
tiu,aI course the schuyikll River Tho stream
dotted with ~ kinds OF craft. and eager the
occupants OF the judges press, and guestf boats to
closely follow the that severn times the tugs
and small steamers came together in nidstream No
damage was done.
The courseis one and half miles In length. The
wafer was chopry and the wind was not altogether
propitous for racing. ..
In arc senior Singles after +, E. Huneker Of the Iona
Boat Club had rnwet hSua mile tho prov OF his she'll
struck coating ala hat Tho ne became wedge
bis boat ANA retarded his progress that he had 10
trop out
TIVE n,ost exciting event was thc sgrior eght.oarci
s'es Md IL won BY thr tul Ego Boat ihr. wIrh
10 IL" r-klUar IrTc-sity Of HunnsyNRHm crew. lhe
There were no distant contestant. lhc >ur'mary
JUNO" single souls t. g, taylor. phat' lm.a Boat
Myers west rn,taG I'M. Rost, ,i.e, ?. X Eion
Gi"n dropped out at Ne nit. stake Time. D:6i.
Pair-oaf-d shells 0nR boat mo. !; Philadelphia
Boat rIub . rnd.ne barge ciuv quu at three Gusrer
Double SEMI sh&ls-Es.per Boat Club. /; Crasceu.
Eur' CAB, 2 Time S;+hl..
senior fnur-Onred sheils-iennsyivsnia Barge Club
JUNO Forr.oared Gtgs-Iona Boat Cub. ]: Quaker
City Roit hub. =; West Philsdetghla Ront Club. 3:
single canoes iiAf n Mile-w.m Fie,.rlrnan Quaker
CITY k"at club. !: VI ID. Wilt Vesper Boat cub
Tine arp,
$ or sug'es-Ednin ilslley. ve,rel r"aI cub :
John y rars.. vesnrr Roat c.uh, = f'me, 30:
Rat GIub rev vi. =: Ms'tA Boat Tub crew u. j.
Time 1850.
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LONDON. June ~. DO Wolf Hopper arrived
In London to-day, celebrating his irst vaca-
ton in nine years. He has four weeks t. HIM
self. and Burr Mcintosh has Mapped out a
plan Of amusement on Tho Georg" Wu~hinst
mcnt engaged until he takes the steamer on
his re- urn 10 New York.
Nnt GooGwil came over with Hopper. and A.
NJ Palmer "A 80 arrived this week. Lillian Rus
sell and Ni.s Drew Donaldson laft for Paris ON
the club train this afternoon accompanied by
N ,,ri,, TeInu-St
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The ArIou svmmeruixht Festival.

Twelve thousand people went to Washing
ton Park. by invitation OF the l.4OO members
OF the Arion Society. last night. to participate
In the annual ummernlght's festival OF the So
ty sail Tor Europe on the steamship Wielund OF
til" Hamburg American line. no las might
was the ucras. On II oat leave-tnkl rg. sixty
~ the est SINGERS IL the society VII X" Win
the tarty. They will sing IN Ham urs. Dor
lin. eli Sic, Drrsden. Vienna. Munich. Frank
fort. and Cologne.
Last nights festival closed with ball.
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w S""o
wAsuiSCIoS FORECAST r0R sUSpiT
For Maine and New Hampshire. warmer: fair,
soutkwesterly winds.
For Vermont. fair; warmer: southsrly winds
For Massachusetts generally fair, warmer winds
shifting to southsry.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut. generally tsir sx.
cept showers on the COAT: southeast Winds slightly
warmer.
10, eas- EsH York 'ghi SoS~s. Sa,me Siad. ssV,ino
n souhsr'U
For New Jersey and Delaware. showers, followed by
clearing warmer In northern portions; winds shifting
TO southerly.
FOR western New York. showers; soutlcIstsriy
Winis warner in eastern portion.
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Meeting or the Ill,noi. Delegation,

CHICAGO. June 1a-At a meeting OF tho I'LL
nols delegation tonight. held Mt tho Sherman
House. Gen. A. T. Stevenson was elected TEN :
Eo[ary Chairman OF tho delegation Delegate
Morrison. IN which Mr.. Morrison said that he
doSiIeh tne Illinois delegation to stand strictly
~ men instruction and to vote Tor Cleveland
r'e"n's was Ia answer to one cent by Deie.ate
ltnM ~ sth,ihE ma, the sen imcnt 10 Morri-
'et Ike GIVING him n solid support
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CHICAGO. juno TX. Before closing their
hch'lpunrt"rs for the night tho managers OF
Gov li"ies's cAmraiGn gavc out the following
official stat. mrnt:
We are Mt MAKING any specific claims of
strength on IN" first ballot. "" are assured
~ more votes t. start with. however
than have nccn genera ly accredited to
IS. We fo"l certain tuat We are max
ing prngr"ss all norg. the line. Willie
We hra quite as sure that uther candidates are
It presents itself. and expect to be better
pleased tomorrow than We are to- night"
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PHnApELPHIa. June 1a-The most harmo-
NOUS and largest Convention in the history OF
the International Typographical Union adj
Iourned sine die to-day. At to.day's session
the repeal OF the fifty mine hour law was the
principal question under discussion. The
was iinully repealed By a vote OF 1910 ~. IL
was also decided TO change tho time OF hold
Ing the Conventions from juno to October, the
change to go into efIectl IN 1884.
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Greetings to Bismarck.

BERLIN. June 18.-Prnco Bismarck. while on
route to Vienna to attend the nuptials OF his
son. Count Herbert. made stay OF fifteen
minutes at Anhalter- Bahnhoff. He was greot-
ed by an enormous crowd. who cheered him
continuously and presented him with numer-
gus bouG9ets In TTesronfs to Cries c Of T.. 81
ience." 10 cries Of RETURN "heturn!" lie
shrugged his shoulders. Hundreds shook his
han1S
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John J.. sullivan Presents to Jockey Tara
81 800 Watch.

Fred Taral. tho wclLKnowu jockey, received hand.
gold watch last night. II presented to him
by John l.. sullivan in Room T. Vanderbilt Hotel
whore the biz fellow makes his head quarters during
his stay thu. city: In presenting the tim.piese to
the LITE Jockey sullivan SAID This is because YOU
rode On the level. and hope that you VIII continue to
do 20 ~ long as you are Jockey" II nodded is.
sent anu the champion pugilIst smiled cOmUinr nifty
tn, watch cost 81 700, is set with diainonho and
raro sy,itas rnd on tic bacx IL TINS insrrii on:
"ire.enicc to fred Tars by his friend JoEu l. SUM.
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JO71IkG, dEOUT TOWN

Prince Andre Pouiatowski OF Paris is at the Hotel
Brunswick.
Music In Contra, Park this afternoon at O'Clock By
CappAz seventh Regiment band
THr sps has Jsceved SIS from the boys and Girls Of
the Lsake and Watts Orphans Home aud 80 from A.
H. for Eddie Burto lghs's family.
There 10 deaths from sunstroEe in this city last
week Two casss OF typhus fever were reported, 100
OF scarlet tevur 422 Of measles IL OF diphhsra, and
~ of smallpox.
TT. hamburg Amer rio an steamship Columbia Finished
q last trip from Southampton yeslsrdAy her time
heiug only minutes less than hsr record oil days
IL houTa and " minutes.
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Too Much Alcohol.

Police Officer Thomas Donovan Of the
Charles street station was admitted to Belio-
vue Hospital last night. suffering from alco-
hnlism John Ferris, u fireman Of Truck, in
Fast Twenty-"ightll street. was also admitted.
suffering from alcoholic coma.
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The Grace Contingent.

cnso Convention. boiling Democrats started
for Chicago IN two special trains from the
Grand Central Station at !:O5 O'Clock yestsr-
day AFTERNOON. They expected to take on
more at Altgnv. Utica. and Syracuse.
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tourre..msu Go,nr to Chicago.

WASHINGTON. June 10 The House adjourned
until next "Wednesday this afterno Don. and the
CAPITOL will bo well nigh deserted all next
Herk. II If thought that nenrly ono hundred
Representatives. ana twenty-five Senators will
DO in Chicago by Monday. Two special trains
left to-day and no reg lar trains for tho West
were unusually heuyy.
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A Cleaner In City Hal Park.

John Doyle was arrested In City Hall Park at II 80
O'Clock last nsht by Park Policeman lI-nry j. Dryer
fnrtseCond street Br"oH yn says that Will. he WAS
sitting On one OF 'be benches Dog tried to 60 through
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CHICAGO. June lS.-"We are for Cleveland so
long AS his managers keep him in tho field"
said Delegate Lynch Of the Twenty-iIrst Penn.
syvnnin district tonight. but in tho event OF
circumstances combining to make his nom
inaton i'm impossbility then we shall split
NJ. some Of us may 80 for BoieS, or any other
western candidate that may seen. to have
strength. But one thing may be put down az
;h GertHinty There IL MT single Hill man in
OF the balloting.."'
Ex-senator William A. Wallace betook HIM
his arrival; and gave Assurances Of the fenity
OF the delegation. This was particularly
gratifying to tho Cleveland element, as report
had previously had IL that it was only the unit
rule Instructions voted by the State Conven-
ton that kept him in line with the rest Of the
have lednngs toward German. w
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CHICAGO. June 18.-The Hill men concsde to
Mr.. Cleveland APT votes. TO Palmer they Civ,
tho As votes Of Illinois. claiming. however.
that they ar" ruro'y complimentary and that
81 IL" Errnhd ballet Il largo majority Il th-m
VIII come Yer to Hi and ih"t few If any,
can b" held Tor Cleveland. The Cariislr vote
they to,alize al ~. the Cray nj lS IRON In
diana. and tho German vote az Ii iron Mary.
!np l.. The rlalm that they hnv. Srnat "
N"orh""-s Ia Frances thu, thu Indiana yyte
VIII not {. to ,!'vc un,t. They claim for Hill
tai IN the iisst ballot Of 81 votes.
Clevcand'N adhrrents tonight claim 461
line OF Iowa with " Votes. illinois with sS
Votes; Indiana with II. and Maryland with %,
men from the schedule Of tn. Cleveland men
t Is a loss Of eight to HI in Indiana loss OF
s9Htn Carolina. and Of one In West Virginia
This morning Mr.. Cock ran. Mr.. Murphy and
Mr.. Croker visited the Connecticut deiega-
ti9n; and. It l. stated. havo received hedge
OF three moro votes. giving them six instead
Of three. and Cleveland six instead Of nine
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F'"m tho s. Louis 6Iobe-Demsrrt
U"STsvIILE.- Tex. June l3 Lee Ennis,
y"unG 80" red woman who Witnessed the
ht":' 2 o: All White on Saturday, 'aintad
VIII f." drop fell and died lat" that night
from he Effects OF the shock.
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In the warm wenther il Is inportan that parents
sood heaithy hur.,ns hotls Is ons or the s.ssna.
for ,aIe ~ al druxgisis has rubber iubns 10 ".
come foul and tle nipple fasens Directly on Tie neck
OF tue hottie opeh NJ bOth epnr thus heing eas,y
cieansed and admits air, ti's ayhdldps collie and
Kindred complaints sused in hospitals with great
Huccess-idr,
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sp-ed. SAFETY, Snd ss,,.fne,,on
Are the attributes which mark the Pcna,yNanla Rail.
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Three Sen Killed by .urt.,o.,on

kNNFNs cI1T. Mo-. June Ia fAt 5H O'Clock
this evening Hast OF l25 po,hds Of powder
exploded az Lyle's quarry. Killing Row Neal,
NJ o.: len: ana George 0rdway. Ames
iAolnG wa ratsllN Injured n nd Charles Eos.
teeand John Dalo SERIOUSLY Injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

Morgan grca; steam carpet cleaning and rsuovstng
works, broadway aud AIMS. send for ds.
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Az 0prrn Company In Want OF SH'arier.
Jay Robbins. manager OF the Novelty Tho
atrs. Williamshurch. Logan Il season Of light
opera week ago. with Hubert Wilke us star.
He an ounrcd that it WAS to run eight weeks
Ate, tho performance last evening the com
demanded their salaries. but there was no
money 10 pay them
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HIS THROAT WAS ALL RAW
UILLIfW BURN or BArUSAH c,.
TELLS 4 GRdPJI S.OHy
IL IN tun,n from C,i.rrh. and ,aicut H.,
ene' nd Nm No "ood. ""i "nr,y, eta,
and Bitum ~ DiG. lie >r,r.

wi'Ham PUN 4 ca At 40 East ?i'It %, o., p.
CAV N what .Irin lTIr En,tvt b, ~ d. % '' oN
Jereey. In MI ii'csNicw WI. liza "
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-05

"With the Lodge national election
law in full force over the South and
various Democratic strongholds up
North, we may confidently lock for Il
different state of political affairs than
now exist. New York City will then
return several more Republican Con-
gressnen than at present, while more
than twenty negro Representatives,
from the South will render the Re-
publican control of the future Con-
sress absolutely safe and secure.
"Heavy taxes should be laid upon
the property of the whites to develop
and extend the public school system
Of these States. Separate schools for
the two races should be abolished and
the plan OF bringing the youth of both
coiors into close and equal relation in
schools and churches given fair trial.
as one of the most potent elements
to break down the detestable bour
bonism of the South. The State laws
against the intermarriage of the races
should be repealed, and any dlscrimi-
nation against the blacks, in the mat
ter of learning, trades, or obtaining
employment should be criminal of
fense-while the colored mans right
to hold office should be sacredly pro-
tected and recognized. A few years
of this policy will solve the race pro-
blcm satisfactorily
Take this extract and keep it rolling.
1t ought to be placed in every white
household in the South. 1t shows the
sp.lit of some of the members of the
Republican party. 1t shows that Il
section of that organization will never
be contented Until the civilization of
the South has been uegrolzed, until
the white girl marrieS the negro, until
the white man marrles the negro
women, until the white people are
.'heaviiy taxed" to support mixed
schools, until white society in the
South is compelled by law to merge
with black society, until in short the
people of the South are transformed
into race of mullatoes. Read this
extract to the Popuiists around you !;
tell them that the National Republi-
can OF Washington City is an earnest
supporter of President Harrison.
Read it to all your neighbors and
friends, ard tell them to spread it
wherever they go.