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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Immediately after the adjournment
of the senatorial convention the jul
dical district convention composed OF
Travis and Williamson was called to
order. The officers who acted in the
first convention were reelected and
and Immediately got down to work.
Messrs. f. A. Butler and r. l.. Rogers
were appointed committee on Gre
dentials who reported Travis entitled
to % votes and Williamson to 10.
Nominations for district judge were
then declared in order and Mr..
Williams, of Williamson county, took
the floor. He thought that parti-
san Judge had no business on the
bench and that it was carrying things
entirely too far for the Peoples party
to say that man shouldn't be dis
trict Judge unless he stood squarely
on the platform of the party. He adj
vised conservative and common sense
action. "The judgship ought to be
kept out of politics, ,, said he, "and it
is not the mission of the Peoples par
ty to throw il into politics." His idea
was to delegate the whole matter TO a
committee of ten, five from from each
county and for the'-1 to determine De-
tween now Pvomber whether
smv D could be found
nd If not, whethe
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
Snow in June, but None in Winter

Persons returning from the bills re-
port that foot of snow fell Wednesday.
1t extended down within 1000 feet of
the plains. A shower of "round'' snow
fell in the vineyards between Fresno
and the base of the Sierra Nevada noun.
tains, where no snow fell at any time
last winter.-Fresno Cor. San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28

W. C. Crawford is now, at the age of
eighty-six, living in restitution at Alva-
RADIO. Tex. He is the sole survivor Of
the band of patriots who signed the dec
laration Of Texas independence at WASH
ington, on the Brazos river, March 2,
1926
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28

During masked ball at Covent Gar
den theater thieves made off with valu-
able diamonds and jewelry which they
are said to have cut from the ladies
dresses.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
Blu cklsn's Arnica salvs.

The best salve in the world for c,,tv 49,.
sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores. ter. :
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and ali ~,
esuPoa1s' ana positively cures piles or No nav
u money refunded Price Is cents IL, ~, 80 80
ale qy j. j. Tobin. ~ "VA' rosr
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
RUSSIA.
STATE OF SIEGE.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-Fearing
cholera riots, the government has pro-
claimed a state of siege at Mini
Novogornd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
For Over Fifty Years

r,,,.1o,,s Soothing Syrup has been use l
MIS-, toetbing. 1t soothes the child, SOFT
e enS is the best remedy for diarrhoea twenty
a 8Ta - cents bottle. Sold by all druggists
,hShphout the world
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
ENGLAND.
THE GOVERNMENT BOWS.

LONDON, July 23.-The Times, III
an editorial, declares that the govern
ment will carry out the program it
adopted prior to the dissolution of
Parliament, and will resign imme-
dial ely after vote of "no confidence
Is passed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
CASTOR Beans.

Wanted 500 bushels Castor Beans
uiabest cash price paid at the Austin
Seed House. AhihoH - -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28

Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. At Cornwell e. Chiles
2i9 East Sixth street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
PROF.. KOCH AND CHOLERA.

LONDON, July 23.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Post says that.
Prof. Koch has gone to the cholera in
fected districts of Russia to renew his
Investigations into the cause of the
disease, paying special attention to
comma bacillus.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
CLOSED ITS PORTS.

LONDON, July 23.-The British min
lister to Guatemala has telegraphed
the government that Honduras has
closed it's ports to foreign commerce.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
FILLING THE MILLS.

The steamboat Tide took forty-five
nOn-union men to Homestead this
morning and will leave here again
this afternoon with fifty more. These
men arrived today from Cincinnati,
Louisville and st. Louis. Capt. Clark
says new men are coming in on every
train. 1t is claimed that several
hundred men ale now at work and
that four heats were made this morn
ing.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
o'DoNNEL AND ROSS.

PITTsBURG, July 23.-Hearing of
the application of Hugh O'Donnell
and Hugh Ross for release on bail was
pending today in the court room and
the vicinity was crowded. A number
of witnesses have been summoned.
After hearing several witnesses the
court took recess.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAYS
THREE CONVENTIONS.
Nominations Made For the Senatorial, Ju-
dicial and Congressional Conventions.
Candidates Put in the Field Against
the Democratic Nominees.
From Saturdays Daily Statesman. !

from Saturdays Daily Statesman
Yesterday was most decidedly the
Peoples party day. The delegates to
the several conventions were congre-
gated about the court house the
greater part of the day eager
ly discussing the chances of the
ticket they had or were about to put
in the field. The first convention held
was the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Farmers Meeting.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
EABLY VALE, KING GEoBGs, Va. Feb. 20.
a conference will DO held al 2 p. 10. on Toes
day the 8:h day OF March at the Brsddook
House. Ia AexandIia, With representative
farmers who have signed the application to
the Virginia State Board of Agricu t1re re-
queatine the holding of farmers instit ite
il the Sin Congressional district, to deter.
mine the time and place of holding the In.
,t;ute. to appoint local committee, PIE
pare programme, aud selees lecturers for
the occasion. Il Is expected tlai the V!r-
ginia 8 a!e Bard of Agticu tlre ssili be rep
reese, tad at the nesting by Msjor w. T.
sutherlio. president of the Board. Colonel
Thomas Whitshesd, Commissioner OF Agri-
culture. 0. A. Browne. OF the lat District
and a. L Lyman, of the 1t, District All
who are ioierett in the irs it are Cor
daily invited to attend.
s. WELLFoRD CoRBIN,
Member OF the Virginia State Board of
Agriculture for tbs s b Congressional Dis
t:iot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Gilmer on the Stand

At the t'isi of Dr.. Baker ct Abingdon
Yesterday, Mr.. Wyndhsm Gilmsr, the
wronged husband, 81 ased that Dr.. Baker at
tended him when SICK TWO gears ago, when
It Is alleged that be was poisoned (; that one
night be took come liquid by spoouinls
aud that one particular night two cap.
suies were given him; be became restless,
and another was eduiuis cred, which made
him vomit and purge experienced numb
ness Of the linbs, tsitchlpg OF the Dash and
burning sensation In the stomach. Dr..
Baker called tbs next morning, and told him
II he had taken an, Their capsule be would
have been dead man; that he had seen
actions between the DECOR sDd Mrs. Gilmer
that he considered improper. bat nj thing that
induced him 10 believe thai criminal rela-
lions exsttd; that he did not want DR..
Baker to treat him. but bis vile came to his
oed and cried, and ASKED him to permit it !;
that he heard bad reports Of DR.. Baker, sno
told him to be pruden and visit bis house
ss other gentlemen that be had driven him
from bis house, qua 10 him that he felt
like bresking stick over his (the dootor's)
lead he further tx tilted that since the
other trial be had lived with Mrs. Gilmer as
his wife, and Continued % do 30 uni ii Ehe tes.
tilted t1s other day /; hst she is not go liv.
ing now. beUanse she wrote letter to Dr..
Baker few days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
rant The assertion tbs Jack The Ripper
was about again. MAR killed the woman
with an extremely shsrp shoemaket's knife
Severe Storms.

NEW YORK. Ms:ch 1-March was usb.
cred In this mcrring By the farcest s,c,m
which been ssen here FOR years, spd /! Ia Al.
% os. certain to leave sad msmsnsoes n j,s
wake sill along the seabosrd line Not call.
log craft left port this morning and ouIy tn.
largest steamers daTed poke their poaes Ipto
toe 60 mile an hour gale which ia raging eff
Sandy Hook. The wind played havoc with
the shipping anchored eff Staten Island and
number CT suall crsf. w:fs driven asho,e
Report Is from all slorg the Jsrgty coast tell
unanimous story Of fu:lous wind aud "a.
aing surf.
Al Atlantic City the gale was ezceedrr.
ly heavy. a store in course OF erection, IL.
tended to be ore of the finest structures in
the city. was blown dowD, and ttree cottages
Sero badly demolished.
At Long Bach huge slice o. tho tlul WAS car.
ried away By the tide. The deepest arow of ,be
year covers the ground of all the vilisges on tho
lower Hudson and s!eighs are again out
ksBURY Pack. Mar. IA heavy storm is rsg.
ing and tie surf is cutting out the beach at A.
bury Park and Ocean Grove. Tho ilooirg OF the
big pavilion at the feet Of Asbury avenue, Asbuty
Park, has been torn out By the eea and the towers
on tie Bo:el Lafayette have been blown down.
1t Is rumored that there Is steamer sahore
somewhere On the New Jersey COAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Letter from Richmond.
Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 20, 1892

Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 20, 1892
The rssula, session CT the General Assem-.
bly, ended ts-day but an adjournment sine
dis will moi take place until Friday. The
sasaion of the General Assembly will prac-
caily ED Wednesday, ss after t1at day
aothing will be done except receive the bills
az they come back from the Governor. Cor
siderable business has been done this seq
sion eud the journals Of the TWO Houses and
he acts will make volumes as large SD those
of last session. The biggest thing the mem
bars will have t. talk about when they re-
turn to the b1som Of their constituents will
be the settlement of the debt question. Ac.
cordiog to Governor Mckinney. they have
made q record that will go sounding down
che ages. How long the sound will is;t res
mains TO be seen.
Mr.. K ant took the defeat Of bis railroad
bill to-day with good grocs, though 1t was
very apparent that the old gentleman was
q 1ite disappointed He msde good fight
and manly one at thss. Es Is one OF the
mos: striking looking Inen Ia the Legisia-
ture. and is always gentleman. He might
be called gentleman CT shs old school.
MIR. Kent won the esteem CT all with whom
he had any thing to say. anG he may pick
mis- flint srd tfy his hand again two years
hence.
The vote on the Meson subsiit Ute, " hioh
vas adopted as compromise meas ure, wss
70 to 10. The nlneiesn votes ware cast
by delegates whc vera ont and out
Ia favor of tee Kent bill aud
oppose to any compromise measure. The
predi.ton has been made by some of the
Oldest politicians at the capitol that the de-
feat of tae Kent bill is as opening wedge
into the peaceful harmony Of the democratic
party 10 Virginia. When nlne:een dele
estes refused to vote FIR the Mason snbati.
tut, Mr.. Gibson, of Cuipeper, remarked:
well, II they done waat to vote. lat .hem
alone. We have given tie . railroad law
and they wont take IT," M reply was
made t, this remark. butssversl oithe nine
teen eyed FIR. Gibson pretty Sharply.
Parsnn MASSEY Vas Ia the Ssnase to-day
when senator Flood gave bin that sharp
rakirg over TIE cos's. Mr.. Massey was
nightly worried, an be showed IL. The
old man will have uphill work beirg re-
elected two yesfs h5DCe.
II is generally conceded that had Dale.
gaze Bendhelm been on the popular eide OF
thu measure il ttoduced hy Senstr Mnsh-
bach to prevent pool selling and book max
ing, he would hsvo Won considerably repu-
ia ton as an orator and dsbster. O.d end
experienced members rfqaently Interrupted
him but ibeS iourd that instead OF tackling
meek, mild msnDered boy they had en-.
counteEed foe worthy of combat. La
speaking Of the bill to-day Mr.. Bendbem
predicted that It,, stritt enforcement would
do crest harm to Virginia In the way Of
crippling horse racing and horse breed ng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Letter from Page
Correspondence Alexandria Gazette
LURAY, Vs., Feb. 80, '92

LURAY, Vs., Fsb. 80. '92.
The safe.orackers paid Lursy visit III
visit it really was) last Wednesday night
and broke Into the cafes of b. V. Hudson
and W. Berry, from the two getting about
$50 Both these gentlemen are hardware
merchants and have large stores on Main
street In the ysry centre OF The town. No
oiue has been found as - who old IL though
q party OF Ave who We're beating their way
90 o freight, were taken from the train, bat
were prompt y discharged. Atelegram jast
received here says the safe In the depot aJ
Charlestown, W. Va. was blown open last
night and 5000 was secured. News has
REACHED here thtt party OF eco robeers,
ssfe.ot ackers and ethers OF like kind, lef5
Pittspurg short time since for tho south.
Tnere s strong suspicion that Thomas
Wood, who died suddenly at Shenandoah q
few dass since, was poisoned. His body
was exhumed, aoronef's jury viewed the
moved the 1T mach and other organs for
auals sls and these we're taken to Washing
ton by Dr.. Hudson. coroner,
There SEEMS to be great deal OF law
breaking going on OF Shenandoah aud the
comes from that place. A man from there
was brought to the jail here yesterday
charged with firing the lookup at that place
In whioh he had been confined. a o9lored
msn by the name OF Gray was fouGd badly
burned and dead on oindsr pile ct Shen.
endoeh this week. He is thought to have
selected the PLACE for Its warmth and WIS
overcome by gsses, being under the 10 fuence
OF whisky. The body Of an Infant was dis
covered In garden at that place by work
men who we're digging foundation for
some buildings few days since.
Rsv. Mr.. HundIey, an evangelitt CT the
Baptist church, stationed here. will remove
t, Martlnsburg cs paetor OK tas church at
that place. He is an earnest, good preaohar
and will bs missed here where he and hia
family are greatly esteemed.
Some Of our merchants, moved by abund-
ant caution, and deti;s to save their safes.
nightly place card on the knobs giving t1e
com bioation and insirnotioas how to unlock
them, with request to close the same at er
Inspection 30 that 10 case o! fire their papers
and books will be safe OF course they take
the money ont Of the safes II iGsuret % safe.
ty of both. b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
The Strike Ended.

INDIANAPOLIS. March The street iail
wsy strike was prattcslly settled at mid
night when Judge Tsy!cr appointed Ttcp.
Steele, the assistant upefiatendent recently
discharged, receiver of tbs company. Tia
Judge says that continuance OF tbs ettike
will result in bloodshed ard destruction Of
property ; hist the directors are uuGt 10 OF
crate the company and sc result the pit o..
pie sre deprived of their means OF tyareit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
The Richmond Terninal.

The Richmond TorIniral reorganization com.
mittee met in Nov York laat night to FIX the de.
tails OF 81 Adicstes that are to also the s35 eco.
OG0 in csnh needed to retiie the Il "a debt and
hr.ng abou. tho y lsfsr OF sscuIi ics Ter he pro-
pr sed nav tmIany. One syndicate all be head
ed by Hslgarten & Co. snd Won Hoifmsn & Co,
the other by ]. Z. Davis, the Central Trust Com
psny and their associates Until lhsse details are
arranged the PLAZA of reoresnjz .tion canLot be
published. One OF tho Lily interest; parties
says thSt the substantial fea ure wi b. that every
railroad in the whole eyatem vi be consolidated
into ono grand company, opera log nearly nine
thousand mics of railroad under oae manage.
ment. This reorganization will involve the o1t-
put Of S212, 100000 oil Fer cent. frat mortgage
gold BONDS, $50 800, 900 OF 4 per CEN. inco nc
bonds $75, 600, 600 Of per cent. preferred gto <
and $3.50, 0O0,L0o of common stock. 1t is OK,
pected that the Whole plan taa be issu>d on We'd
nesday.
: The plan of The underwriting syndicate of $34,.
100000 in the Richmond Terminal reorgsn}z.-
ten is thst for each S. 600 in cash they will ie
ceive 5000 Ia first mortgage per cent binds,
$3.50 IN income Loads ard $l,26O In common
stock. The gross earning OF the system comput-
cd on the basis of the close Of the fiscal years OF
1890 and 1891 Is put at $41 100000 and it is
eslimsted that the aystem coul1 be WORKED at
eoss not exceeding 60 per cenr leaving over s13..
oOO, O0O net to pay fixed charges and dividends.
he tota! Issue OF the arss moItaage and income
bonds will be litlls under $13 600 900. 1t is
expected that the great reductions resulting from
the new organ zs,ion will largely incieae the net
results. 1t is not expected that tie underwriters
OF the S34, 0CO,000 will be abe to get more than
90 per cent. of thtir subscriptions, sn1 probably
not that much, as the reorganization plan seems
to meet with uch general approval. The new Sc
curities being issued on 6 low basis and an i'm
mediate prospect of fdssnce, the holders Of tho
eeminsl preferred sad common sock
will re given the GIT to sucscfibe before the
under Wi ing syndicsse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Forelgn News.

BUDDA PEsTH, March The inhabi.
tart, of Arvs. the mediterranean county oil
Hungary, are suffering from epldemics Of
typhus aud other deadly diseases, In addi-
tion to the famine, which Is prevailing there.
The people are reGuosd to such straits for
food that they are compelled to ca, the
barks off trees and pine oones.
PARIS, March lit ls rumored that tee
radicals will join the mem5ars of the right
to bring the matter of the alleged intrigues
Of Gen. Burgers, secretary Of the military
household, before the Chamber OF Deputies
With the view Of having him diemissed.
ATHENS, Msr. 1.-Tne Greek Cabinet, Ct
which DslyanBis was the prime mini t,r,
has resigned and tie King has summoned
NJ. Tricoupis to form new ministry. This
will bring to an end the Impeachment pro-
oeedings that had been taken by the Daily
apuls ministry t, impeach N. Trcouplp,
who Yves formerly the prime minister.
LONDON, March Maitland Francis Nor
land, 65 years old, the tutor living 1T Ok
ford who was charged with attempting to
obtain from Lord Hotl Fl I'D the cum of e7O
by blackmai!irg method, was to-day rear.
raigned. After h,sring further evidence
against t1e prisoner he was committed for
trial.
LONDON, Mar 1.-The Standard referring
to the decision of the O. 8. Supreme court
in the saywatd case Behrlng sea, says:
"This decisloa leaves the diplomatic tea
tion prec isely where 1t was before. There
Ia no reason to assume that the judges ocn.
sidered the international equ tles. The fall.
u.e to procure q judicial pfonunciam enso on
the validity OF the pretension Get up By the
Washington authorities will rather facilitate
than prejudice fall and amicabIe settle
mef By the arbiiratore."
ST. PETERSBURG. Mar. LID order to
stimnls t, t1e manufacture CT cotton goods
10 Russia the government has Issued q de-.
cree thst the imported duty on raw Gotten
shall be refunded to the exporters OF the
manufactured prodnct.
LONDON, March Muir, tns shoemaker,
who some lime ago murdered woman
named Sullivan who was living with him es
his wife, was hanged to-day In NsRga.e
prison. At the time OF the murder, In one
O! the pnrIieus OF Whlsechapsl, there was
great excitement among the denzsns Of
that district ss it was reported that the
Gina partook Of the revolving nature that
characterized the murders done by sack
the Ripper" Csit,in reports had H. that 1t
was tae york Of the celebrated Jack, and
the story was written up With graat par.
ticularity Of de tail in ths Shilling Shock.
Ing" style. Police Investigation slowed
that the murder was due to Mair's jealousy,
and Chat there Was nothing about /. to war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

WANTS HIS WIFB's TONGUE Cur "A
connection has been caused in Wholesome,
IL, by the prayer alleged to have been
made 10 tue Methodist CEurch, last week.
Excise Commissioners Spiiz is reported as rls.
Ing 10 his paw ard delivering this prayer:
20 Lord prsy that you will cut of an
inch and half OF my wife's tongue. Qnce
I was rich once was q tru.t se Of this VII:
lsge now T am a drunkard end ruined
man; aad s'l by hes tongue. 0 Lord cut
Ii OFF,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
E.Ws or rag DaY.

Hundreds OF click PEOPLE daily visit the
house of Father Adams, the Brooklyn faith
healer, and more alleged cures are reported.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned to London
and his friends decia7e that he wil! be Pre-
misr OF Eogland before December snow flies.
The federal grand jary at Boston hiss in.
dioled Yll OF the officers and directors OF the
Cattle Feeding and D stilling Company,
better known as the Whisky Trust, for vio-
Iasng the Sherman antitrust law,
The fa.t stock train on the St. Paul road
broke swsy yesterday twenty miles east OF
Spring Valley. Twenty-Five cars were ditch
ed, four carloads OF stock we're killed, and
Brakeman Fairbanks vas fatally Injured.
Cardinal Gibbons WAC the gness Of honor
las; night ct an elegant dinnsr given
BIZ Secretary and Mrs. Elkins, In Washins-
ton. The decorations Of the the table were
all in SCARLET, carnations filling the epergne
aud the crysssl vsses. The tapsrs burned
under scarlet shades.
The house OF J,hn D. Rockefeller. in New
York, the millionaire, is watched day and
uisht By special policeman to guard It,,
owner agsirsi the visits Of ersnke. 1t is
said that since tas explosion In Russell Sake's
cfice the houaes Of msny other rich men are
protected Ia the eams way.
Senator Hill is SAID TO De entirely 6at,sneo
with the presidential situation. From ex-
prassloIs oil close political friends it Ia sur
mised that IL Mr Hill finds he cannot get
the nomination his strength will either be
thrown to Sentt3r Gornen Or for some
north western candidate.
On Saturday two hundred men, seal hunt.
ing, wsrs driven off shore at st. Johns, N.
F.. by q aeres breezs. Yesterday twenty
four landed at Hearts Delight exhau, I'd
and frozen, and seven landed gt shosl Hsr-
Dor, frost.bltted. but will recover. The
is.est report 10 that ten OF the msn were
found frozen to death. Thirtesn Of them are
still missing.
Asststsd In the GAZETTE, the negotiations
between the Unised States and Great Britain
looking to the submission 10 arbitration OF
the controversy In regard to the Bshring ses
seal fisheries resulted yettsrday Ia the sign
ing OF treaty Of arbitration between Sse-
retary Blaine and Sir Julian Pauncefots. Il
ia understood tie board will consist Of seven
persone, two from the United States, tWo
from Great Britain lone Of whom is to be o
and one each from France,
SRsdeR and Italy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

TIE NEW YORK World, which vehement
~ opposed the so-oallod 'snap" and mid
viptern convention In New York. Wn'on
a]sossd q solid Hill delegation to the natio6'
sl democratic convention. now says: sen
ator Hill's emphatic Endorsement OF the bill
for free wool and Of the policy ESTABLISHING
whenever you can, one after another, one
5nde,ensible tax OF time ought to do some
ching to put an end to whatever OF inoeeia'
ion may exist among the democrats Oh tne
House Il was ringing democratic speech"
This il tls way ell the good aud true demo-
Gratis of New York will talk, IL not before,
oartsiply after the meeting Of the Chicago
convention.