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Pennsy|vani
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LEHIGW VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West,

SIS a. m, 80 p. n. sundays. 7.3S p. H.
For Ea,ton 100 SIS A. M 1880 , IS 3.45, SIS
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect Ap-l II, 1892.
Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimore& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For PHILADELPHIA 100. 7.45, 800 1000 u1.3o m).
so 25. $50 400. 300. 800 $50 y. II Is night
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Trains leaving at 7i5 a. m. 100. 100 500 80 D. M
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DAYS 8 D. m. - Is midnight. -
For FHson 100. 7.l5 s.i5 a m; l. 40, 5.45, 730
p. u. SUNDAY; 40 100 o. m leo go p M IN
rs s 45 a. M LOO 40 5.45 q 80 to AAentown) D.
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WIFE WIFE Sat NAY - 10 a% Vera Sat- J1y %, 70
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Passengers for the Italian Lakes switzerland ana te
Tyrol viii this the most direct easiest ana int
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

TAPAN-CliINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
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OCEANIC WIN call at Honolulu June ,. y.
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Ro.erNo BE- made ty letter telegram and
cabin plans at 2s7 aud 3iS broadway. New York.
Room ~, Railroad Building. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20

ington. I see the Hon. Joseph O'Neal
and Hon. john +. Andrew. who rep-
resent Bunker Hill und Boston Bay.
When / trnverscd those sacred
grounds just after the tariff law WAS
| i,assed md the surrender Of the right
| OF taxation made, thought OF the
| time when the colonies rang with the
! Ghouts Of frecmen proclaiming that
there should be mo taxation without
| Representation"
~ASir. tea parties were formed
throughout the land. Tho women
refused 10 boil taXel tea, the men to
buy taxed tea, and all refused 10
drink taxed tea. Whom tho ships ar
rived in tho harbur the brave men OF
Boston, urged on b: tho patriotic
women OF Boston, rushed down To
the harbor, on the vessels, and over
powering all resistance cast their nc
cursed cargues OF taxed tea into the
bay. Here wns an exhibition Of spirit
worthy uf tho noblcst mcn OF the most
heroic pnrioi! Here WAS an action
worthy Of all laudGtion and all iuiita.
ton, With what fond memories we
lingcr in contemplation about that
day and those deeds! The patriotic
citizens ot Boston, the sons II these
noble sires, have raised magnificent
monument which tells OF their glor.
ious deeds.
But, MIR. Chairman. il is sad To ra.
fleet that one hundred and fourteen
years aftor the right Of self-tuxutiun
Was substituted for taxation with
out representations" Some OF tho sons
OF these siTcs had 80 degenorat.d
that they were willing without n pro.
test, without even IL tnurmur To sur
render this blood bought right 10 the
President of the United Stures. Our
ancestors had denounced, delled and
defeated King George on account OF
less tax Oh tea. But il turns out
that Wa roUelled against George The
Third and high taxation in liiG only
In make n cuwnrdly surrender To Har-
rison the Second and higher taxation
in 1870! What should We say; what
will postcrtY think Of this action?
Mr.. Chnirmun, the word has spent
thousands Of years in matchmaking
one base man on account OF selling
his birthright and heritage for mess
OF pottugc. What viii il think Of
those who have given away their
blood bought heritage and got no pot
tnGc? What ncw curse will il invent
Tor thcmy II ia claimed that thia in
done To increase our commerce with
foreign countries; that by il we will
got n commercial advantage. Esau's
excuse s!as that no was hungry, and
TINT by pariaking with his birthriVht
he could ill himself. BE il said to
tho credit q! the world that /, has
never grown rapturous with cnthus.
nsm over the lat ho accumulated by
such gruvclling folly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20

The Chicago Trilmnc (IIcp.) is
strongly of tho opinion TINT, il the
Springer wool and wooden bill "gors
through the House in ita present
from and the Senate defeats il, the
Democrats will be provided with q
strong issue Un which To make their
Presidential light this Summer and
Fall, for such n bill would bnnolit
ninety. nine per cent. nf tho American
people. II would raise rather thnn
reduce the prIce Of American wool,
especially Of the finer kinds. and
would stimulate production. Under
tho Mckinley In" tho pIico hus guno
down thTeo or four cents pound
THU In not whnt wns promised tho
wool growers ia 1890, and they are
disappointed aud disgus,cd."