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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-17
16 FEUILLETON.
.LEGOUFFRE.
PAR RAoUL DE NAvERY.
XIV
AU FOND DU G0UFFRE


des monceauX nOirs. On cassalt de
nouveau les pierres jusqu'a ce qu'elles
eussent atteint la grosseur dune noix;
celles qui ne renfermaient aucune
matiere precieuse etaient rejetees dams
les excavations, les autres emplis-
saient DIES hotties que DIES mineurs
montaient au haut du puts, on lusine
allait les prendre a son tour atm den
extraire tour 4 tour lie SQUIRE, lie mer-
cure ct lie cinabre.
Dams la partie la plus reculee de la
mine, tout au fond de sombres cou-
loirs dams lesquels il semblait impossi-
de retrouver sa route, une dizaine
dhommes armes de pics attaquaient
la paroi vive. La lanterne accrOchee
a un pilier permettant a peine de re-
connaitre leurs visages. lis travail
latent en- silence avec racharnement
de la coiere, ct lie sentiment qu'un
homme, moins semblable a un contre-
maitre qua un garde-chiourme, les
condamnerait au baton, 81 leur tache
netait pas accomplie lis ne sal
maient pas, lis ne sc connaissaient pas.
Tn seul lien les unissait la haine
pour leurs chefs.
Quelques-uns, fanfarons de vice, ct
tirant un hideux orgeil de leur passe,
ayaient, durant une heure de loisir ou
d'ivresse, raconte pour quel crime on
les await ietes dams lie gouffre d'Idria.
Mais la plupart gardaient un silence
farouche. La mutt qui les environ
matt, lie NAL qui les rongeait lentement
abattaient leur ferocite. A peine Sc
trouvaient-ils depuis six mois 4 Idria
que leurs membres s'agitaient nerveu-
sement lis perdaient leurs cheveux !;
leurs dents s'ebranlaient dams leurs
alveoles. lis secouaient leurs tete
chauves CONNIE DIES vieillards, ct leurs
doigts cliquetaient avec des bruits
dossements.
Tout a coup Pun des hommes jeta
son pic avec violence contre la murail-
lie, ct tomba plutot quill ne s'assit sur
IN monceau de mineral.
-Je ne travaille plus, dit-il. C'est
assez subir la vie qu'on nous infiige.
J'ai tue, c'est vrai, mais dun seul
coup On await lie droit de m'ecar-
teller, mais non pas de me faire endu-
rer un supplice plus lent que celui de
ma victime !! All pourquoi Wallis
NATL pas mis- assez de poudre dams
les trous de la montague pour qu'elle
s'efondrat sur nous. Je he travail
lerai plus, c'est fini. :. Jaime mieux
lie baton. Gu plut0t, 81, je travillerai
encore une fois Mais ce ne sera plus
pour extraire lie mercure ct lie cinabre.. i.
Je ne briserai plus de pierres, il me
reste settlement la force de broyer un
crane
Matthias ! que dis-tu ? deman-
da lie mineur mineur travillant 4 cote
du revolte. Pourquoi aggraver ia
peine 81 lourde deja.
-Rien ne peut raugmenter, Goot.
LES chatiments contre les revoltes
sont terribles.
On me fera bien la grace de me
tuer.
-Et apres ? demanda Goot.
-Apres, ce sera la mutt de la
tombe au lieu de la mutt de la mine.
repondit Matthias dune voix farouche {;
&c sera lie meant au lieu du supplice
quotidien.
Non dit Goot dun accent qui
fetrouva subitement de la force, ce
sera eternlte du chatiment au lieu
u uhe douleur passagere, ce ne sera
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-17

sache done mourir. :.
oh toi fit Matthias, tn pretes
loreille aux paroles de Table Full
da.
-Oui, repondit Goot, elles map
paisent, elles mappaisent, elles me
consolent. Lorsque je fus amene lei,
| je regrettais CONNIE toi qu'on ne m'eat
pas faiS payer mon crime de la mort
J'ai vole, moi vole ct incendie !;
lie chatiment qui NEST infige, je lie
merite, je raccepte, je lie benis. Cha
que souffrance acceptee lave mon
ame dune souillure. Oh je CON-
prends quel desespoir devait s'empa-
rer du mineur, avant que Table Fulda
Sc devouat pour nous. Mais qui
done garde desormais lie droit de Sc
plaindre ? Ne reste-til pas CONNIE
nous plusieurs heures par jour dams
Ia mine. LIE NAL qui nous ronge ne
fatteintril pas. Je ral WI moi, sa
tete s'incline, ses mains tremblent, il
est frappe, ct qui est frappe doit
mourir... N'est-ce pas, compagnon :?
demanda Goot a son voisin de tache.
vous avez remarque CONNIE moi les
symphonies du NAL qui Sc manifesto
chez Table Fulda =?
--Oui, mon ami, repondit lie mineur
dune voix sonore ct harmonieuse,
Oui, vous avez raison en- affirmant
quill paiera son devouement de sa
vie; raison aussi en- repetant a Goot
que la misericorde de Dicu Sc mani
feste par la presence de Get homme,
qui s'est fait rap6.re des mineurs.
Puts, rhomme qui venait de parler
Sc tournant vers Matthias
-Reprenez votre outil, lui dit-n,
songez que lie contremaftre est impla-
cable.
-Tant mieux ! fit Matthias en- en-
sevelissant son front dams ses mains.
Ses compagnons s'appuyerent un
moment sur leurs pioches, CONNIE s'ils
Sc demandaient sill ne valait pas
mieux en- fnir dun seul coup avec une
existence epouvantable mais 81 dure
que fnt leur existence, c'etait la vie
encore, ct ces agonisants avaient peur
de la mort. lis reprirent done leurs
pics ct continuerent a attaquer Ia
montague.
LIE son dune cloche les avertit que
rheure du repos allait sonner, mais en-
meme temps qu'un inspecteur des
travaux allait traverser la galerie.
Matthias demeura dams la meme at
titude.
Les mineurs accotes contre la paroi
restaient immobiles.
La clarte jaune de la lanterne tom
bait sur leurs faces blemes, lis sap
puyaient des deux mains sur leurs
pics, epuises, a demi somnelents.
i Tn bruit de pas retentit dams la
galerie, lie contre-maitre s'avancait
avec plusieurs gardens charges de la
surveillance.
; Cetait un etre implacable que ce
| contre-maitre. II traitait les mineurs
non pas en- hommes, mails en- brutes.
II leur rappelait sans cesse les crimes
qui les avaient amenes a Idria. Parce
| que la loi ne ravait iamais chatie, il
=, multipliait des actes feroces Mattel
! etait moins un chef Gu'un bourreau
II marchait rarement sans teEir a
Ia main une epaisse ct souple laniere
!, de CUR, quill brandissait CONNIE un
fouet, ct qu!, sans pitie, s'abattait sur
les bras, les epaules, lie visage des
miserables, quill clinglait dune facoE
sanglante.
| Goot ct ses compagnons Sc deman-
daient avec terreur ce qui allait ad.
venir de Matthias quand Mattel
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-17

compris papparente violence de son
compagnon, ct la generosite avec
laquelle il acceptait pour lui un chati-
ment immerite.
Sur un signe de Mattel, Carlo
Alberti allait etre entrain6, quand
Matthias bondit vers lie contre- -maitre
ct lui saisit lie bras avec violence
-Etes-vous done aveugle ct sourd
lui demanda-t-il, n'avez-vous jamais
compris que DIES hommes CONNIE nous
ne reculent pas toujours devant uu
nouveau crime, ct que c'est tenter
Dieu ct les foreats que de Sc montrer
81 dur? On vous a cree contre-maitre
ct vous vous etes fait bourreau
| -InsOlent, fit Mattet.
oh! je mai pas fini ct vous
IN 'entendrez, celia vous sera utile a
vous ct ceux qui vous imitent. :.
Silence, Matthias, dit Carlo dune
voix grave, silence.
Non! fit Matthias, a chacun sa
part dams lie NAL CONNIE dams lie bien
Carlo Went de mentir, monsieur
Mattel, Carlo a fini sa tache, moi jai
jete mon pic de rage, ct je refuse de
TRAVELLER. Laissez done Carlo en-
paix, ou plutot rendez-lui grace, car
sill n'avalt devine mon projet, ct ne
mavait renverse au moment OH j'allais
raccomplir, je vous aurais deja casse
lie crane avec l'outil que voici.
| Miserable s'ecria Mattel.
LIE contre-maltre Sc tourna vers les
mineurs.
La verite dit-il, je veux savoir Ia
verite Parlez, Goot.
Carlo g fini son travail, monsieur.
EFT Matthias ?
Matthias trop envie de mourir.
-Ainsi, tn voulais Inc tuer? reprit
Mattel, en- s'adressant a Matthias
-Oui; je me serais venge des
coups que j'ai recus, ct j'aurais de-
barrasse la mine d'Idria dun monstre.
-Sois done content, fit Mattel
don't les dents grincaient de rage, tn
periras sous lie fouet
En- ce moment une main tremblante
Sc posa sur repaule du contre- maitrc
Liable Fulda, guidant lie docteur Halls
dams les dedales de IL mine, venait de
rejoindre lie groupe des mineurs.
Monsieur, dit-il, avant de chatter
la faute de Matthias, ne devez-yous
ricn au comte Alberti :?
En- effet, repondit Mattel avec
une sorte de honte, il parait que ce
dr0le ma sauve la VIE.
-Oul, oui, repeterent les mineurs.
Eth bien reprit Mattel en- s'a-
dressant a Carlo, que souhaitez-vous
de moi, quel allegement desirez-vous :?
-Je vous demande Ia grace de
Matthias, repondit Carlo.
All fit le contre-maitre, vous
venez par ce mot de vous enlever tout
lie merite de votre bonne action.
| -Ceci regarde Dieu dit Carlo.
SOFT, fit lie comtre-maitre, la grace
est accordee pour aujourd'hui, mais
au premier management.
! II n'ajouta rien ct s'eloigna de la
galerie avec ses hommes.
Alors settlement lie compagnon de
Fable Fulda sortit de rombre dams
laquelle il Sc tenait.
Monsieur lie comte. dit-il dun
accent emu dams lequel trenblaient
DIES larmes, me reconnaissez-vous
Halls Bethlen Halls ST ie vous
reconnais ? Vous lei, ct guy venez-
vous faire Grand Dieu
-Vous avez une heure de rcpos
repondit Fable Fulda, profitez-en
pour causer avec votre ami, i'ai besoin
de parler a Matthias.
Cnrlo lharti larit la M aain da don
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anne, ills resentment pour leur CANA
rade une crainte motivee par les
violences habituelles du contre-maitre.
Celui-ci paraissait du reste dune
humeur detestable, ct ron entendait
de loin sa voix grondeuse doublee
par les echos des galleries souter.
raines.
Matthias, tit Goot, Matthias, dis
que tn es malade, tn es 81 pale qu'on
te croira. Nous avons bien le droit
d'etre malades, puisque nous sommes
lei pour mourir...
Non fit Matthias qui Sc releva
avec lenteur ct serra son pic dams sa
main droite. Je veux qu'on me tue,
mails avant..
II n'eut pas lie temps den dire da-
vantage. Mattel arrivait avec ses
hommes.
Quand il parut au fond du couloir,
Matthias etait debout, la tete droite
ct sa main, que la force de la volonte
await affermie pressait lie manche du
pic dune faeon menacante.
Nous allons rire, nous allons rire,
dit la voix dure dc Mattel, on bosom
d'etre rudement meme dams cette
mine. F. les canailles de dessous terre
ne valent pas des chiens i! Je le leur
ferai voir
-Oui nous allons rire, repeta
Matthias dune voix sourde, en- s'avan-
CANT de deux pas
--Voici votre travail, Goot, il est a
peine suffisant, ce matin.
-J'approche de ma fin, monsieur.
--Oui, je sails, je sais. Vous dites
tous cela.. En- attendant, du zele
du zele ! on nous demande une aug
mentation dams lie metal a fournir ct
on ne nous envoie pas souvent de
nouveaux condamnes.. Oh est votre
tas, Turgmac. :. C'est bon vous etes
dams la mine depuis six mois, je
crois.. Et vous, Mesmer :? Vous
vous relachez, prenez garde. Allons,
ce nest pas assez Je dois rendre
DIES complies rigoureux monsieur
lie directeur.
Attends attends dit Matthias
dune voix etranglee, tu vas les rendre'
tes complies.
II leva lie pic.
Mais soudainement, ct avec une
rapidite qui ne permit nj a Matthias,
nj a Mattel de comprendre ce qui
venait de Sc passer, un bras robuste
renversa le mlneur sur lie sol, ct avant
que celui-ci cut lie temps de Sc relever,
un des travailleurs s'elanca vers lie
contre-maitre.
Monsieur, fit-ll, ma tache nest
pas terminee ce matin.
Comment, votre tache nest pas
terminee :?
Non, monsieur.
Eft pourquoi :?
La force ma manque L..
-Oai, je comprends lie defaut
d'habitude.
En- efet, monsieur.
-Approchez.
lie prisonnier fit deux pas en- avant,
ct Sc trouva juste sous lie rayonnement
de Ia lanterne
-Cest bien vous qui vous nom-
meZ...
Carlo, repondit lie mineur.
-Vous etes modesto .Sij j'ai bonne
memoire, vous etes lie comte Carlo
-Alberti, condamne aux mines pour
complicite avec la bande d'Orsol. :.
All monsieur lie gentilhomme refuse
de TRAVELLER .Ses mains blanches ne
peuvent soulever lie pic. .Alors lie dos
supportera lie baton. Vous entendez,
vous autres, vingt coups...
Matthias q volt ontondu 90 dialoc,,c
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
TIN PLATE TRUTHS.

Eower Prices Since fhe Mckinley Lsw,
Also higher Ratos for worsHuen.
That sterling Democratic paper, Els
Baltimore San, publishes letter from q
Baltimore Gamer, who tsstifes TO ffs
reduction in rriees of Tin cans sities shs
Mckinley lar went INTO effect. lie says;
"va bt,y ntns Sizes; formerly paid for
No. /, 9 esrts; 20. ,. st5 eenss; No. 5.
TX cents: no. 4, 10 sents; No. 5, -
eshts; Nc. 9, go cents no. Z, SO cents;
No. s, 40 cent?; No. Q, rs cahts
"Ws now pay for 10. I, 4 esns: No.
2, 4 s6-1t0 cents. 10. 3, 81 cents; Ne. 4.
8 cents: No. $, II esnhs; 10. ., 90 sssss
Ne. z, SO eSrte. Ne s, 81 osn1s, No. 9.
o. cents.
1.-THE fact Of the above rsduesioa ia
p,ios rif bs borne eas by svery large
buysf OF shssa sans IA mis- sennsfy.
Hsgss6iny es enestier Of wagss Ia
ada: u h~s shs wage books OF ny
father, VINO employed from 30 to Is
nen. These books run from 1910 to
1860.
IT find that The wages paid during the
whole Of that period was from 81 TO $40
per week, according 10 the character of
the woYk-enfy two men Of the number
being paid the extreme amount named,
The same class of werEmen are now
paid from So 20 s15 psr week.
Look at tbs present csrdifion of eur
working elssses; eornysys ii with what
il was. aye shsrs say willing 70 sabfnft
tc the Old sfxfs OF yhfngs Or BE- pus on a
ieTel with the miserable pauter labor
Of ErrspeT
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
MUSIC AS MEDICINE.
INSTEAD or ToNlNe UP A SICK
MAN HE MAY BE TUNED UP.

Discussion of a sphieet That Has Been
spggested BIZ an Eminent Physician of
St. Petersburg-Seme Tunes That Would
BE Inappropriate for Certain Ilis
Professor Tarchanow, of st. Peters
burg, lectured, recently on .tTha Infiu.
enee of Music on the Human Organism,
and affirmed that music is of the great,
est service in the treatment of disease,
and that, by the proper Use Of music,
the system can be tuned Like musical
instrument. Sufferers from nerve dis
orders can, he states, be soothed by
music, hut the remedy must be employed
With discrimination, as in some caseA Il
produces an effect contrary to that
which y intended.
Well, opium win Is that, and so will
many other drugs when they are not
fused with discrimination, SO that is
no disbursement to the therapeutic vir-
tue of music. 6oif Professor Tarchaaow
fs rigfit and he is a scientific man-the
degree of musical doctor. such as was
conferred on Sir Arthur Sullivan, is
very likely to have a new significance.
The subject opens up rather q broad
view.
Where will college for such musical
doctors be located? Where can man
studying musical medicine learn the
effect Of some heroic remedy, like the
trombone. without originating a scourge
of nervous diseases? 1t is possible, how
ever, to build the college in the middle
Of some vast, uninhabited tract, where
professors, students and patients can
literally wrestle with the problem.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
Priests Are Not Politicians.


A few weeks ago we had occasion to
refer to an Infamous forged letter,
alleged by its base and ignorant
publishers to have been signed by a
number of the American prelates, on
the duty of Catholics to vote as the
pope directs. Scarcely had the fraud
been exposed, although it exposed itself,
before another campaign falsehood
appeered relative 10 an alleged letter
which was said to have been forwarded
to the reverend clergy attacking Morgan
and Dorchester, with view Of helping
10 elect Mr.. Cleveland. The latter fraud
was as silly az tha first, and is only dis
tingpished from it, so far as ahsprdity
is concerned, by the fact that such
prominent papers as The Independent
have been fooled by it,
The Independent should know that
priests are not politicians, and that they
have neither the time nor the inclination
to take interest in the election Of certain
candidates, 4 moments reflection would
have satisfied the editor of that paper
that the story was cencocted for the ex-
pYess purpose, not to injure Mr.. Har-
rison, but to defeat Mr., Cleveland by
stirring up B feeling of bitterness against
Catholics, who, according to the story,
desired his election.
Now the whole story has been ex-
ploded by the letter of the Rev. j. A.
Stephan, who emphaticaliy denies any
knowledge of the secret letter. To
those at all familiar with the reverend
clergy no denial was needed, as like the
bogus letter of the prelates the second
story exposed the fraud intended to be
perpetrated by it upon the American
people. Church News.
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This picture of women and children
who make dog chains for tive cents
apiece in free trade England is shown 10
the men of this country who sFe invited
by the Democratic party - vote for
such free trade. Does any man in his
sober senses think, with this picture OF
women blacksmiths before him, that
such cheapness would be ..good for the
conntry?'
If you want Grover Cleveland xns his
party to try their experimsnt-which
might incidentally deprive you of a
home, and compel your wife and little
ones to work at dog chain making as
those English women devote the
Democratic ticket.
# you are "old fashioasdH enough to
belieye that God made women % care
for and ornament a home, you ere ia
sympathy with the Republican party
and viii undoubtedly vote for Bsnjsmia
Harrison.
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...-,.a wnICn snouId aporsA all eolnase
and substitute government hgA SHcef
notes based On sae redit of the govern,
meet atose.
General Weaver was assnitsssIy q hat
money advocate dauring che last serris OF
Ills congressional career. His shscessers.
Hike Simpson, Of Kansas, and Watson.
Of Georgia, are opsn advocates OF eu
pansaca Of the eAodas medium. sy
coasressisnal ealastineAx and the asss;
ance Of the geycrnpslrt printing offce.
On Jan. 8 lash Jerry e8s&rsoar hassdaesd
a Sia In nc heuse of representatives a.
Il. 1ss,, which was peSelres s. Ne ssaa.
iafEses on fnslaary ana srdssea b be
effntsd.
Ia tltis. rs,ra1KaMe prsdHetiez sac-
Gftesntaf seSS0a provf3es 1ttlist exe saaF
flora AHA afser he bassase q sfts ,aes
Sse eoinage ef go}a and s1vea. scsss
above the defro:1snassos os twenty aye
esats SHAH sosse, aad fsree yowys From
Ase aase Of H4e passage Of tzsfs act sxIeh
eofns shall ne longer be legal tsHdsa
asrs R.e Ltnieed Sseses Akas rrsvfse aeS
ase pede,npsioa OF an rres essrs al ha;r
fase yaias by ssehxneirg fsr aren fsSa'
te1sder payer etslsy. ana ssaraFssSFse
Shsa inss bars ata lsssp Ass ssais On
sale
This programme, which has been fire.
auentiy discussed by the leaders of the
Peoples party al Washington and which
comprises ths ultimate programme OF
that Organisation, would deal a fstxi
blow 60 the mining industry OF ths west
and at ence destroy the home markssfor
silver. It lie matter Of interest 10 know
what claims the advocates of snch A
scheme have upon she honest silver
miners of tbs west for support IN thetT
attempt to seat in tho White HSase tiis
most bitter enemy which silver lias had
In She past quarter Of q century,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
Iariek.nakers 81 eraatey. Enafana.

IfSSo NtnteA fRdkc DIlCHS IQT 6Qe1r
Irving IN free trade England.
There are no women briekmakers in
Ihe United States.
There never win be if the husbands
and fathers ana sons Of American won.
en- wish 1t SO. II is true enough that char.
tty should begin at home, but what man
wants charity for his family when the
Republican party offers protection from
the free trade ills which ReesMitate
charity One person oNt OF every twelve
IN Great Britain has TO have parish help
to keep from starving. Do ron know
that the Democratic party is seeking to
bring about free trade in this country,
and that free trade Is another name for
''brickmaking womeni"
1t is source Of pride and happiness to
our American workmcn that their wives
and children are better housed, better
clothed, better fed and ha4pier and
healthier thsn are the wives and chill
dren of any other workingmen on earth.
Republican protection makes 1t possible
10 thus provide for them.
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fiat. MONEY.

That Il the Real Scheme Of the Third
Party Leaders.
The boasts of the leaders of the Pee-
pies party that they are certain to con-
trol sentiment in the next house, and 10
dictate the choice Of president through
the Fifty-second congress, arc OF part1cu-
lar interest to the silver states, where
the missionaries of this movement are
now working. The leaders of the Peo-
pies party in the present congress have
omitted no opportunity to show that
their pretended attachment for free coin
aage was only q step toward IN absolute
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
Democratic Attempts at Fraud in New
York CITY,

The Republican campaign managers
have discovered great preparations for
frauds by the Democrats of New York
city, Colpnisation and repeating, fraudu-
lent registrations and purchase of voters
were among the plans outlined and being
pnt into operation The Repub licans,
i1pa~ Ne leadership Of Committeeman
Mattzn, of Pennsylvania, have arranged
10 aseeas these plans. A house TO house
sanpess has been made Ia New York
ctsy, where the law authorizes such q
csnrass. Over s.eeo men were sinaul-
Fnssuay rat into the various wards
SRA rstiAg Weoincss OF the city, and
hseseksaAes, keepers Of lodging and
boarding houses and otAesx and voters
Aennssaves required 30 give accurate in
fsrransion as to the right Of each voter
TO vote.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
THE MONEY QUESTION
NATIONAL FINANCE s, NATIONAL pEsT
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
What the nepubiicans Have Done and
what the DsHesFets Esys Net Rsne.
Also Nhat the pemocrHts Want 10 DO.
tepeciai Corrsspprdsrce.l

S.Ns 500 gssso DS1k SuffSzs1.
lsseciai Corrsspprdsnce.l
WAs1INeroN, Oct. s4.-The public
debt statcment which il to be issued q
few days hcncs win show coninua-
ton Of the redncteeH Of We public debt.
ahe complaints made against the Re-
publican party by the Democrats regard
ing its expenditures of public funds
must be recognized as an unjust one by
every man who stops to consider what
the Republican party in its administra-
ton of the government has done. Since
1865, when 1t set itself seriously about
ne task Of paying off Che public debt,
which war waged by the Democratic
party had piled up. it has reduced the
indebtedness from S78 per CAPITA to $1S
per Capita, and reduced the pubic debt
from $s,756 ,000, 900, to SC, 0o0, 900, in
round numbers. Such record for anv