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GATHERED FROM COMMERCE.

EIGHTEEN NINETY-oNE SAW the first
increase in the export of Chinese tea
that has occurred in ten years.
a BId raft on the Joggins pattern.
containing 3,5o0,030 feet of timber, was
successfully launched at Fort Bragg,
Cal.
TIE German merchant marine stands
rcEt to that of England. In 1859, the
latest year for which figures have been
published, German vessels made GG,S3
voyages, carrying 21,3oS,5 ,522 tons of
cargo.
LI%h:cat EIcyclo In tho yvoric.
Bcrlo, n European bicyclist, has had
specially made for him the liGhIcs<
pncu1antic-tircd safety bicycle cvcl
made in tho world. 1t weighs exactly
eighteen and onc-half pounds. The
average weight of racing "safctics" is
twenty-five pounds. Bcrlo had to
"honcycorlb" the nuts, bolts and wash
crs and tighten the frame even more
than the most reckless manufacturer
would have dared. The tires weigh
two pounds eight ounces. The rear
wheel is twcnty-cight inches. The ma-
chine is geared to sixty-eight inches.
The rat-trapp pedals weigh exactly twelve
ounces.
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w. w. BOOHER,
> EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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wIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

fpslIslSed every Sunday, end sent to any ad
trtss lpoNtdgc pGid,, ut The following rates,
payable In advance:
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Catered OF the Elko, Nevada, Postottice for
kAaAnissiol throush the mails es second
lsss nail matter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-10
The Editors Dream.

An editor rat ~ his Ofics chair. MS
shoes were patched IL clothes thread.
bare. and his face looked weary aud
WON with care. While saJiy thinking
Of business JcJts. old Morpheus SLOW
ly around him crcpt, aud bsfOre he
kns@ il, hIpndly slept; aud sleeping
dreamed ihat 10 wa5 dead and from
trouble a7d, toll Hig bpirit had fled,
auI mt rven u c1wbcii tJl.ed Tor the
peaceful ret -! ALs cJHniIe soul.
And ua he wandered amOug the shades
that smoke ind scOrch ia lower
IiIdes, 80 shortly observed an iron
door that c~reakingly hung On hinge
ajar, bot III. entrance Mas ciO~,J
rp'h = ted hot bar, aud Satan him
set s'IOd pvcrii,g out, waiting !Or
travellers ~t!iercaDDpt, Hnd thus u til.
passing editor spoke: Come IN, ny
dear, IL shall coat you nothing, and
u. S.r fcas, tins in the place where !
CoJk the Oues who nrye pay their
hubSCIIpAlIb fblIiHr LOT tIlJNHu Va ll.f
they may ESCAPE, they'll find when
III re dead its not too late. ! will
shDw you the place wbero / melt
them thin with rel hot Chains and
scraps oi tin, and AieO where comb
thv!r head with broIon liass aud
IHnited leads, aud IL VI refreohmcnts
they only think there's boiling water
for them IN drink; the rel hot grind
stone ~ grind their nogc, and red hot
riGRs Ia wear OB their toes, and Il they
mention they don't like ire. I'll Eew
UP their mOutha with red hot ~ir-,
and hen dear sir, youIl geo them
Bq'Iirm white ! roll them pv"r To- raol
and turn" With trePe last words,
tho editor woke, and thought IL all "a
practical JOKE. But stlil at times ~
real did IL seem that he can not bs.
Ileso IL "nB all n dream. and often he
thinks with n chuckle and grin OF the
fats vi those whO suyo their tin and
n sV"r pay the printer. GJulIofontaino
lO.J ErDmiHer.
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BaYONET Points.


: FEE.z solder - AN Eve shil-
lia-s : -1cth poke: money.
SISC- the Frz->oprussian way Ger
many has spent two .aJaslEd two hun
G-ad mili.a dollars ~ hs- army and
nary.
-A--zrIAS has figured il out that
the British E-: fired 81 l.5rJ pounds
ot g--pyxGs-a Z; he battle u Trafalgar
by.
TIE enlisted asa OF the army are 70
b furnished -.iE c-aTaE the rs: they
have had since tie days when the mill
10y wore slJ-iL
: E~EcEv!-r-5 circular seat OF: by the
S-ots yards s:a-=s thaI :Gr tho year
the int@r----e-tal football cup h.,
been woa tT The second battalion. ana
concludes with. Come and Join the
cAaIgiya-
Asy--E. l57a-rc ia french artillery
Practise ) rPg-.ei from testing
grounds Of E~+uardigre2 Experiments
yTith rn.ii-i;e rhe!4s haye been IaaGe Z:
= range Of 10 meters with the o7tina-
- Er!a mortar a. : r!,1p O: fs.n
buildings Afr the t-n.L sho, there
was rOthi.y left 81 the buildings.
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THINGS LITERARY.


-ru univ=sl AaE-Ze Is On the
7-2 Ple Of urzSs-aE- Every word =
--fsri Fey eSaz2ls- y write TO
10=- wo-ld - ip. -, sod
SEvESTz-EvE 61Llz- wzs paid IN
jcad-a tae Other Gay tu- = copy q
A3k5 Bsie George Eliot presented 10
TAA-ESzJ- Il uEs TIE E-i edition and
1rztZrs1 Ihe sztho-s au1o--UPA
ASEvs aceocy g:-ss list 81 pzpsS
Pr6Ezhs3 II the rT-bic q Parr-uay-
There r-s tc-- 5ziG=A = --=Ely and
nr-EhE@ The total ~ci1-lati9a Of
al q ;aca isualyaEe T thousand copies
Two uTSDEED T1F-T dollars hare
t-=D oEE~i ~ Jae resae sn3 ArDit-a-
I'm zssHiztz5a - ! prize tEr the b=si
MOLD cAzPtG o. pa:ce and WAY. szita-
BE - he incorporated Il elementary
-ea5e@
TEEEI -us- haze re-a h1n1r in the
St5tzars q a!ertE-s JUS! delivered in
C-o=I university. tie title % which
VS. -So-2- G-cz- Inventions OF the
AI5E-cs That ise A--5=l.S stole L@c-
tI-e- pr-tee hzS ~ Ezrg:ofore b-sn
EoJED 70 uanki-S - : hunorls-
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~eat--!Iurchuri1

by rofOfcncn 10 u notice IN another
column, nndor the appropriate head,
II vii 30 soen tLnt Sir. ". T.. Wet,
tha popular manager Of tito Carlin
Stamping Workg. entered the ranks
ot Ia" bsnGdiGts on tbs Both u List
mouth. ITO young lady, whose for.
tunes ara linked with his through
liz. Ia a daughter ui Mr.. A. - Burch
Hold. 81 Austin, this State, and ~
worthy ~ the mhn whose wife che
becomes. The groom Is one Of the
most popular business men IN Eastern
NsySJa AMI suipya the unbouudod
confidence Hni respect Of all who
kbuY him.
The IsDLpgaDEHr extends its ON.
gratulatiOna 10 tho nSGiy Wooded
pair nnh "ishoS them u long lilo fuli
~ the joya that belong 10 tho mar.
Rod gia,o.
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JoTTINGs ABOUT The HOUSE.

~ the color has been taken out o.
SILKS by fr!it stains ammonia will
usually restore the color.
To BRIGHTEN carpets wipe them with
warm water in which has been poured
a fr" drops Of ammonia.
u" rUEIPT the air in 4 ncwly.paintcd
room. put several tubs OF water in it.
and II "ill absorb much Of the oIor.
WHEN onions are being cooked the.
strong, disngrccublc odor nay be- les
E"ncd by placing vinegar on the stove.
lT is said that IL tie kcrr,srnc can i,
not kept tightly cOrted, both q, the
neck and spout. especially II in II warm
place, the oil will burn dull and cake Oh
the wick.
To make a cement hat viii unite
card Ia tin boil one ounce Of borax and
t%o ounces Of powdered 5hciIuc In ~.
teen ounce Of water till the shr!!ac l.,
entirely Dissolved.
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POPULAR

TEAT ever! fol can write q farce
ccuely.
THAT the L1at actresses get the mos,
bouquets
Tr:AT Lightning Will over strike a cor
ng- liquor salon
THAT the 'Tas:e-bnskct is the enemy
Of budding literary genius.
Thar o-iin-rg talent Is able To prac-
ticc tho art 81 b.nco-stccriny.
THAT the dude il higher up in the
scale than any other fancy fool.
THAT the music Of Wagner IS more
complex than that Of SwinLurne.
THAI thcrcis . enjoyment reading
Robert browning than the ~ZcnGarcsta.
THAT = dash Il poetry in a mans MA.
tQrc prompts him 10 leave his hair III
cut.
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the celebration clpss1 with a
Another ItaiirOad.

The Carson Tribune says: "FOr The
past five days three railroad magnmt.b
have been 10 ClIrson ia consultation
with "m. Wbodburn preparing in,or.
porn'i"n inr"rs FOR the Utah. Ncvndn
aud California Railroad. Their numcs
are FRANCES Herman. of SAT- Lake,
Gorrg" L.. Hicks, 81 New York, ana
Frank nsrfz, Of London. The rOnd,
which thesc gentlemen assert viii bc
built immediately from Salt Lake 10
IrJs Angeles, ouly traversuJ 10 miles
Of Nevada territory, in Nyo aud Lin.
coin cuuuti.g.
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A FRESH LOT.

Is Philadelphia q "doublc event" /,
not twins. II Ia n stew mndc Of oystcrs
and clans.
a WHITE pup. recently born in Amcri.
Gus, Ga. has only II eye ud that Is
In the center Of It's forehead
The public pIri; in San Francisco re-.
Gently received u c~ocnonut troo Weigh.
ing EiS to-H fro.l IIOnolU.a
THE California state bonrd Of health
Is trying 10 start n mo1c;ncnt frr the
cst1bH hmcnt Of Il ldaarctto for the
care Of lcpcrs-
n PHOTOGRAPH 81 Barbara rricthic
was recently presented the W'oman's
Journal, by ON" Of tic f~ninous ltu.ahin.
son singers. H. ia FROM u faded one
owned by her 61n The inmou, story
may have been mythical. but there was
Il barbara
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sILvcn Me, WAY BUSINESS

The FrHs.tiI- ConDi::se II the
National Biretaiie L>szns Sc u
ssssso1 ia EsshisztsS ciy Lest 8Os-
day. Tns CDlp,p5t;,- rs-3Fsi 'ba'
hs failed at y~iiusespDli. asd Cut
cs.o tps-:Irs 40 -=piSai d-=iAfsAoa
so ssY3r VI the rscyTatioB ID free IN
q lailic epiaaxs 70 s~nd several Ees
10 OmsbA aud 9rzstbs sdoptioc there
III spch = platform and ihs p~zins-
tion ~ sscs srapiidate as the Sire:
men caT support
HoG. Tranris g. .;sxlaods = chair-
nssa n the E.sDii's ComHi:t+e Of
The Bins.aihc LEAGUE and Vice
Chairman oi the Ls5grs. Assuming
that hs Is Ia foil sympathy S'lh The
otfIs, m.mbsn Of the Executive
EJmaoitts. mo are ssHJ!ng men 20
Onah, " urge the nomination u q
candidate that the silTe, D.u can sap
port, tb- rnnor that be lie going II
aI. os.ate the election 81 Ha-risOo can
not We true. TIE true advocates II
free coiuage eTery where repgdiats
the nominations n the Minneapolis
sEd Chicago Conventions, though
surh f-i.s1. ~ the d.bas-i metal a.
John Sherman support them. Dir
y. Hiauds surely is not M u the lat
ter kind, aud Souled Sot retain :ke
position " CbairnIan q: IL E-H.r
tive COm,Bittss ~ q League shIch 10
sending meG 10 Omaha ~ OTge the
adoption ~ a platform ADD the CON
iuatiDn Of a candidate that the silver
men ran support IL te faTDsod iH,,
election ~ Harrison or Cls'eiand.-
IitsnO JOVrH0L
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an; z SsSEF- c=paE1c .haC-Hr
tsa- with ) C. Aarch - Ed
Cess Arhsr. EDzt47- -. p35 Il.
Eko tEs= oyBrSs+s n las NC.
III S;0s--- SB Better Gsa- Csy,o-.
Z GLasoG Is VA DnE-. Ge.
Br2a- EErej S-1a= M1rfz Masoc.
ed Ezar jones' ~rsy.sisej u "a
Bakey. Sza JSE E-C9y a. z-enu.
-sa us gss the cus1 exciting
srs~1o.;sGGE y. After ;b- ~.I=-a=ai
a TIE p-=A=Lca1-- tss iwo t-a1s
io-E ;h=r raa5s ~ ne rope aud L.
R+tsrss Ess71 :ETe lie -0-G oezzn
- y3H go tx
Tie Esy 32:z with = i-e-s-59us
bsars, puBa5 i5-- Dg.no-.ts ~rs-al
ts@;, iS=4 !i-E sgi=iy Cor ! fe~ no
D-atz- gaze suyibs. surge and the
us-k-- ps4se2 iss i=--fr-t IA and
tie vetSy E2s on lie Czr.Ia DJgs
6isj saoE. o2-l@;oE s-en irea q
The grDuDL t1f 10 EEg ogys bauc
the Eszus: azd =t-y-:s. u-1 Ecu =
40 1t iyo sE1 Lf7=-gUErtsr u5a-lA
CDG5.r-y.= 104e: G. au--5 GsgGs
Q. TIE result. al. 81 toe -cJE=l-sea
OF ;Es pill fLe Tiet0E ssi. rsEE5si
VIII the rn-=rs u tue EUdlec=
TEE EyE-iE1H
O1-tzt@r t4il. Il The tG.t Of de-
s=uy.zg tae ~p-SsessiOo o. bo-rsUIs
Iul@;sa n :fol.yzsi the tag 0, ~sr.
Pts; rsZe TIE ozDd a-5 st:@r :bsra
. @,:e.! inr2H= =; AJr..U!s boxing
cbSrac-<rs ~iih = Goddess .: Liberty
o. the C4s 81 SrE d-5grztsi with
barley sacks and hor-= blankets.
Nearly every i=a;gre RI -oE mornings
PrCc=asiun Eas b~urlss4zsj II Z sI!le
that made Ors TcoIer - Whose brain
t1E horribly ~grOte-gEe tigu:-s h-El
took SHAPE. BIZ Betsy. a b~urlesgue
81 the ia-u2Gs qua d that ra-as. Sz=
n:a~n rn carts by D0c= si,a csyo,+
fJ2-s ac3 fired - the p~-oc=.slou
Wound IL Eay through The tom.
Inc orator ri me ~C--cEE.Da dressed q
Cnei- SAN aud riding q ncrs=, occu-
p.si tbs pOsl % hOEg:. 4 such there
wss. The "EOis beng mar-Eallsi by
Z Z yIlIainoy= looking iuEy5iual bar
Irg . huge tu Eaord. 10 the pa
YI.iDn the! Heni. and the Precedent
o. the Day, dTeaseG - 4 yrosiseciDr.
called the auJicar- 10 order and Gen.
Strong Lung delivered al eloquent
OsaiIOa full. Ui =Grcz,.a ard iueal lite
a,t:r which fsYe'al yards 81 40 orig.
nal pD-H Wei. Eve.zI Ill H.. the
Pr.=IIsDt, "Eo stated irai the author
Of the famous linz y, l." WA aiIsIt -
read, "as deaf, dead, dead JruLk back
0: the Pioaear Sa!Doa.
TIE GcJpie once lore dispersed 10
their homes - wait a grand Cisplay
O,
FIgEToEEs
Which took place: just east 0, the pa
viliDn ct about S:l5 +. -. aud consist.
cd 81 rockets. balloons. n grand
fpnflh Oi July piece, bengO!as,
wujsthng bomUs, ipral bpmb7, pin
Wheels, etr., closing al 8 o'clock with
tho burning Oi red, white and blue
fire.
The celebration cIrssl with a
GEASD DASCE
At the pavilion in which all who
Wished danced till the wee gma'
hours this morning.
Inis c.otcd tn. most successful
! Fourth 81 July celebration ever held
ia lilo.
The arrangements made by the
! Executive aud ub.committess we've
: perfect.
Tie people ~oro their pretties;
s%'Gilca, and, notwithstanding the
heat all seetned determined on having
n good time.
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Sacramento Bee:-~lIarrisOn has not
improved his chances by appointing
John " Foster as Secretary Of State.
Fos;sr's Only distinguished character
is-ic in history will be that Of the
rran sho iusult"d James q. Blaine
while the lattsr Mas in the perform
arc. Of MS duty as Secsetary o. State.
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Carson valley crcnmerIcs.

a dispatcli from Virginia CITY saya
feccn, toBts 81 butter aud choose sold
IN that city ~ the pfDduCts Of tho
Carson Valley Creamery ars said ~
bn"o developed that tho products nrc
ol~rmnfghtihe.
Ihroo alleged crcnmGrioa have boon
e1tlbItahcd ~ Mason Valley tho cur
fent year, tho piOprietofs of which
claim thoy milk 1900 cows daily
DiAiniorestr1 porHOng state TINT
tho Carson YGIloy and Mnaon Valley
croamsfie1 fec0ivs uIeir supplies 81
alleged rannb bnttor and cIieogo from
Lew Droxior's California Ul,nmnrgu.
rino factory
Ljcai soap manufacturers claim
Tint since tho ESTABLISHING u tho
ctnamoriso tboy cannot get enough
fat 10 cary on their business.
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Carson hTpcrE a few days ngo
n California honbor oi tho Salvation
Army VA fouu in n hotel ln San
Francisco occupying tho sauIo room
with II lI"llaluj IA woman who vac
married 10 another man. They ex.
planned that tlIoy occupied tho eauic
room Tor economy q sake. IL is lucky
that tiroy had p%lausnb!o cxplnra.
IN or u might hnvo caused talk.
Economy IL unquCstIouaLiy the road
tU wealth.
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a bachelor .nrmcr, living near Nc
Fnii station, Mo, recently clopod
WITH n young ocmnn ~ 81 JoaGpb,
Mo- whcfo they were marriod. Tho
following day tboy returned "a their
hone, and later douidod 70 romovn 10
it,thy Ford, Col. Tho husband
chartered a foight chr, W which he
loaded his property, Including his
wife AT tho cpd Of tho journey shn
nppcnred oolc tue Sorss fot lilo qusor
trip
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Following Is u report Of the Smith
Crook sr1ioUl for tho month ending
July u. 1872:
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Fourth of July.

lrishman--"iIurrah FOR Ircland!"
Engl,shman (ihdignantly)--"lIurrah
for hi"
lrishman--That'a right. Ever. =
body for thoir " c,Inty.
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a large numbor OF Influential 10.
publican phpors in Colorado have
ranged Themselves ngairot Harrison.
No anti silver man can hope to gain
the electoral vOto Of Colorado or n .
vdln,
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GRINS ~ GIGGLES.

"How OLD is. your coat uf arms?'
asked Airs. Dimling OF Mrs. l~rcshrox.
"old?' replied irs. FrrshrJx. with
some feeling. why, we had that con,
81 arms made To order. "-iImrpcr's In.
gar.
Dr"SEH-TAnLE AMENITIES. Young
Van Sprawl believe in being rbnvn
board in all that | do" Old De Gnu,.
Then ! wish you would stop licking
me under the table. Kate Fields
Washington.
THE WRITER'S WASTE BASKET.
II poet Burns spelled his name
Burncss (his family nance until the
publication Of his poems in 1886.
liz IL said To- bc II fair Indication Of
Shakcspcarc's popularity in t;crmnny
that LOO copies 81 u cheap edition OF
his works were sold in that country last
year.
LOVERS of Robert Browning will be
glad to learn through an ENGLISH au-
thority that his books have more sale Ia
England than those OF any dead poet
except Shakespeare.
RuDYAitD KTLISG's contributions 10
the London Times are paid for at the
rate of $50 n letter, less than nnc-third
OF what Lord randolph Churchill re.
ceivcd for his South African correspond.
cncc, which goes to show that IL pays
better to be lord than n literary imam.
NJ. RENAS. the French thculopinn.
says that he made tho discovery nycr
forty yc"rs ago that 10y the writing OF
amusing wortS on, grows rnd, and thni
the best way Of remaining merry Is To
write on serious subjects. 10 his nd.
hcr"hce to this principle he attributes
his " cheerful life.
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Tro or Wan.

Next came tho tug 81 war for n
porSo 81 so, bctwcon Hco Arthur
j. ii. Downcy, Ton Iinrncy, t. T.
Jhcoby Ton 0,ary, MlEo i'nRan IT.,
u. Woods, ~ W. Stone, a. II. MGliae,
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bsSsn ~ sCurs sErcs! . IS ioe
;saiu frou CzFIil nbs2 u y@terGs.
morning.. bringing nearly ell The Psc
PIE 2; thu: tysu. zp3 tie a-T!TI u
So. 4 from the Eat broZi2g d-le
Z giIous from ia TX, Dz@;n Ecd
Wells oar s;ro=t1- 6LIe4 Min P=op-.
old aoJ ,Dung. pre~utsd AZ so,@Eed
Spp-srancs.
THE PzpcEzs:oS-
tt. procession fC,r@i CD Railroad
sLrev. under the direction 0; Grad
MARSHAL Fiic1. II ibs fo.i2aing vrd=r:
Car'iu Band.
Car Of STAT. Eita Hiss Pearl ErEsa
a. tue GuJ5ess o. LL.-tg, ard a@zii.
dressed youus LADY ~ repne=2t ~a2I
sat- 2gd EerrDy. wearing Z p>d:-
u d-no,o the state or Terriior! rep
resea.sL
Boys asd :id. on horseback.
! President - tn Day.
Or-LyT. Poet aud CHoir.
Float, Gardner X SJH, r~eprcssntisS
the carpenter trade.
Float, ~. r. Smith. TIE DeeriaE
;'oTers and Rsapers.
HsrT, Van Drielsn. driving 2 Epir-
7 iied ,-am - : D.--rlrg u1vns-.
JOha Emith With tao rssya loads
u FaDaiHg Mills.
C.,lzerg ia carriages.
The PROGRESSION marched through
the principal streets II the toEE "
the pavilion, where H..
LGTLKkET EyEscIsEs
wcfe held. Grand Marshal Fitch
called tie assembled multitude tn
order aad introduced Hon. Ggarye
Russell. Prrgid-Ct Of the Day. Alto
eItesisd r hearty welcome - the
visiting frieLds and spoke Of the in
estimab!e value 0! American citizen.
ship aud the priceless privileges en-
jOyed b. the people ri the Cnit+,i
States. He also spoke .! the wonder
fTi progress We have made rs d IA.
ton ia the one hundred and fifteen
years TIA; have elapsed since tn.
Declaration Of Independence, AMI
called the attention o. the aUIIerrs
"
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p 10y Columbus. W De held 1T Chicago
IN the i2lh Of October, nhich would
~ '"e s's.
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The use Of money In elections Is the crying
evil Of our political life, always excepting that
Absenteeism Of the element above the corrupt
his vocation without curb. Both parties re-
sort to bribery. Both parties regard it as
necessary 20 meet the bribery Of the ''other fell
lows" An iniquity deeper than common per-
sonal dishonesty because 10 viriates the sources
Of the public moral being, is thus perpetuated
Indefinitely and defended by those who per-
petnste ID or share in its temporary profits.
The only remedy is to make 10 odious when
ever, whsrever BY whomsoever. or for whatso-
ever committed. The enormous sums raised by
the national. state and local committees and
expended in simmons ways in political campaigns
are debauching insidiou-ly the public
individual consciences in so many
communities. The peril Of corruption has sp-
peAred before the greatest republics Of history,
anil In nearly every instance the republic has
fallen because the people would not be warned
IN time. With all the advantages OF . cooler
blood. broader Evolutionary and constitu-
tionsl experience and wiser foundations for our
Institutions. the people Of the United States
should be able toavert such a catastrophe. But
they cannot do il il they shut their eyes to facts
and console themselves that the note Of warn
ing IL only the false cry Of wolf often re-
peated- Laws in restraint u the political COR
ruption alluded to are useful if they are wisely
framed, but 1t Il 10 q sound, vigorous and
aggressive public opinion behind the laws to
which the republic must look for safety.