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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27

Written specially for The Constitution.
This story is notable in these respects:
It's not a love story. 1t has three every
day heroines. 1t has one robust and well
developed hero, who fills the bill as perfectly
as if he had been made to order. There's
no villain to the story. Nobody gets mar
ricd and lives happily ever afterWard III
this brief narration. It's not at all notable
or creditabe in that it is Christmas story,
but ! can't help that. 1t came to pass that
way, and l was not chairman OF The board
Of directors of providence at the time the
happenings whereof this chronicle deals oc-
cured. If it had come to pass III July 1t
would have been all the same to me; only
there wouldn't have been much story IN 1t,
that's all.
AS first proposition I take the position
that it was the most foolish thing Joe Beeks
could have done to leave home, and you u
agree with me when you know the facts
The facts are these: Joe was only boy,
and the Youngest child. EVERYBODY knows
what that means when there's two sisters
and an indulgent mother and father III the
family, as there were in this particular case
1t was Il good home Joe had. Lying just on
the outskirts of the village. 1t looked ike
some pretty freak of an artists fancy. The
big, old fashioned home, its stately columns
cleaning through the mighty oaks, the WIDE
lawn. the flowers blooming all about, the
broad meadow where the gentle Jerseys
and a. hundred other beauties
added to the oyelness of the place
where Joe was born, and lived until he so
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
CHRISTMAS HOMECOMING.
A HOLIDAY CHRONICLE.

he could do as he pleased. He had fear
full temper, and he was aroused. lie mad
great ideas of what he could do if turned
loose il the world, for which ideas his
sisters and parents We're altogether re-
sponsible His sisters heard the quarrel
their faces white at the hard things Joe
and his father were saying to each other.
When Joe said he would go away they
gasped in horror 1t was such a terrible
possibility TO contemplate that it made
them shudder. The quarrel ended unsat-
isfactoriIy and Mary and Janet went about
their light duties feeling heavy at heart;
Joc's troubles were their troubles, and when
he was in bad luck they were never happy.
Joe's happiness made them happy.
Late that afternoon Mary remembered
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
Erred "a He Fan,

Athens, Ga, December 21.-(Special)-
Centre, a small place just six miles above
here, was the scene of q killing Tuesday
evening about 5 O'Clock.
II. G. Hunter, known Familiarity around
here as Governor Hunter, lost his life
at the hands of Thomas Farmer young
white man, about thirty-tive years old.
Hunter was q tenant of Farmers and
when ordered by his landlord to vacate,
refused absolutely, whereupon Farmer
served him with a notice that possession
was wanted This seems to have enraged
Hunter and he told Farmer to go TO
hi"
Farmer returned home, but soon came
back and began a quarrel with Hunter;
from this things warmed up until
they terminated with the fight and killing
OF one and the severe W0undinG of the
other.
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ECHOES FROM TIE PEOPLE.


Editor CONSTITUTIONS have been hoping
since the death of Mr.. Jay Gould that some
one would recall most beautiful incident
in his life which occurred think in 1877.
instead. | see only adverse and severe criti-
cisms of his life and business methods. and
likely from those who know little of his meth
DDS or his life. 1 think better CT my kind
than to believe that any one of the breadth
of mind which Mr. Gould possessed was SO
entirely selfish as to be without his special
charitable parts. All men do not take to
the same schemes of bepevolencc, and very
few wealthy men allow their good deeds To
be known. No doubt, because to make them
public would be TO open their doors to impOr
tuuiies for all sorts OF petitions Tor aid
which would harass them to death hat So /
good by stealth" But l believe the wealth
Thy men who have not done good in some
benevolent way are exceedingly rare. This
incident which / now recall III Mr.. Gould's
life, if not proof. Is an instance Of It.
The yeowy fever broke out In In Memphis Ms
suffering and restitution were very great,
and the demand upon the people OF the
generously responded to. In the winter OF
that year the scourSe was abated and the
refugees from Memphis returned to their
homes. In the following year the fever again
broke out and again the scenes of destitution
and suffering We're enacted Again the city
Of Memphis had TO appeal to the beneyolence
Of the American people But the response
not so prompt or hearty as it had been
the year before. People had wearied of Civ
ing anu lile Slth anu uylug were suffering
for the comforts and neccssarios of their con,
dtion. Each morning The Atlanta Consttu-
ton published bulletin from the stricken
city showing the number, OF deaths
cases and amounts collected from all sources,
always stating that the contributions
insufficient to meet the necessities of
the sick and suffering. I remember how |
watched these bulletins, and particularly
with what anxiety l read of the Insufficient
help. But l also remember that one morning
there came statement from the relief com,
mittee of Memphis that they had received
before from NIr
Gould to collect what they could for fha
suffering and 10 draw on him each day for
and deficit. There no limita tion as IN
amount as to time. If any more boaufifuI
OF generous act has occurred in the life Of
any American citizen do not recall IL and
for one, l protest against forgetting II
NJ. de C,tAFEENnIUn
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A DOUBLE LYNCHING
Av0rted bv the Coo'nrss and Forethnue hit @
f.,r I. Tiff - ,.r..E


LaGrange, Ga, Dec 19.-(Special Mon
day night, Just about dark, Sheriff Hender-
son received word that crowd from near
Harrisonv.lie. this county, was coming to
the jail to take the negroes, John Stevenson
and Ed Iraylor, therefrOm and lynch them,
word having been sent out that Mrs. New
ton Reid was worse, the account of whose
treatment at the hands of the negroes has
already been given in these columns.
The sheriff. with Jailer Mccormack, i'm
mediately smuegled the prisoners out of the
jail to a place of safety and awaited the
coming of the mob
About II o'clock, seventy-ive men, most
ly farmers from the Reid neighborhood met
at the graveyard and marched on foot to
the Jail which they surrounded and then
called for the jaiier. On coming to the
door, Mr.. Mccormack was asked by the
leader, a six foot country man wearing Il
full suit of jeans, to give up his prisoners
or they would +orce it. The iaier reasoned
with them and told them they were not
there. The mob would not believe him, and
tried to enter the jail but couldn't stand the
looks of Mr.. McComack's six shooter. FL
nally, to satisfy all parties, the jailer agreed
to carry any six men the crowd would select
to every cell and IL over the Jail which was
occupied and six men stepped forward and
We're conducted from top TO bottom. On
coming out, three of the committee express
ed themselves as not being satisfied with the
search. so three more We're selected to go
with them and again the accommodating
jailer went through the unlocking of the
many doors, aud stayed with them until all
expressed themselves as being fully salts
fed.
The men seemed determined and very
much disappointed.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

Do * Pom"
%donlesiono, ma jaki p%raktyczny spo-
sob wzla} sic pewlen n%auczyclel W
szkole polsklej ME znaiacy iezyka
polsk,ego. Pewien niemlecI nau-
czyciel, ewargielik, PREY szko)e sy-
multannej W p%owiecie, gdzle to
polsklm dzieciem zakazul9 kate
chlzR nosiG do sz&oly, uczac die
CT nlem,ecklego ~iezvka, chcia}
dok}adnle W ME wpolG poiecia
,,clep4y" l ,,goracy (warm und
heiss). Lecz gdy mu sic to ME
udawa}o, wpad} ma TAXI pomys}:
Otoz bierze "a reke dzlewczynke,
kt6ra okazywa}a najmniei uzdol-
nlenia, ciagnie q do opalonego
pleca, p~rzyc'ska jej wierzch reki do
tego4 i pc chwili powiada: .,Das
lst warm" - %nastepnle q ~rodzo-
mem soble spokoJem cZynl Ten sam
eksperyment Il rozpalonych drzwi-
GEEK pow,ada tryumfuiaco: ,,Das
list heiss!." Biedna sielota
(wychowuiyca sic Il krewnych) :
>akrzykne5a zadrzaia ma ca}em'
c.ele >apewne .eg" wyrt%u,, hclss
do Smlerci ME zapomn, b" M,
drzw1czkach zosta1a GAIA skora Il
rski j palcdw, ktore sig krwiq i
babIami W mgien,u Okla pokry4v.
Try tygodme minefy, hiednr
dz,ecko ME wygoito sic re spa
lenizny. mimo pielegnowania, IA
bleg6w i koszt6w b'ednych opie
kun6w. A co,czy ME praktyczny
pedagog? = Niebawem otrzyma
on niezawodnie gratyfkacya, DO
sumiennie trzyma sic melody ucze
MA dziecl polsklch jedynie "a pc
moca jezyka niem,ecklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
KALENDAKX
POLSKO.KATOLICKI
ma rok zwYczaj ny
$685.
1893.

W duzym formacle (takim iak
Kalendarz Maryanski lub Kalendarz
Katollcklj wyszed} z druku SEMI
naryum Polsklego zawiera:
y. wycza ma czest
k a e arzowa, dwle stro.
ny Ola kazdego m%ieslaca. Ma
1edne] stronle dni W miesiacu i
swiecl, wsch6d zach0d sionca i
ksiezyca, oraz zmianY ksiezyca; II
CORY obrazek, pokazuja cy alego-
~rycznie znaczenie mlesiaca. Ma
kohcu czesci Kalendarzowel znajdu-
je sic obrazek zaJmujacy GAIA
strong, przedstaw1aja lacy W spos"b
nader originality Bo*e Narodzenae.
q. Czesc powi e S CT o.
va, row a aca po
ucza g c a. Z~aczyna sic duzym
obraz6iem przedstawiajacym 2ime,
Z w~ierszykiem W srodku, wltajaevm
Nowy rok. = Tel czekc, jest
stromc IS. = Zywot swietej Ku-
negundy, 4 obrazkiem. Wlersz
do Naiswietszej Mar,i Fanny,
plekn,e doko}a ozdoblony. =
Zajac, ramotka rrzez XII. Jun.
= Wier,z Pod krzyzem
4 ourazkami. = Jak Hal,na wy
hIeraia mledzy chfopakami, po.
wiastka - Drug1 wiersz Bfogo-
staw1ona, przez TeoEla Lenartowl.
cza, Z duzvm obrazklem, przedst :
wlalacym dw6ch anlolow. : Wo
da cudowna, zdarzenle prawdzlwe
- Kalwarya Zebrzydowska,
obrazem. = Kruszwlca Z obrazem
= Stabat mater, powlest. =
Chorwaci. q trzema maieml obraz'
kami tudnez obrazem ma Gale.
stronnicy, prledstawia jacym typ>
ludowe chowackie. -Anegdoty
= Przvstew,a. Praktyrzn,
domowe przeplsy = Fraszkl.
Pomiedzy ~pow1tsciami S:
jeszcze 4 obrazy pc jednej stronie
za]mu]ace: Sw. Augustyn chrzc
kr6la angielskiego ktelreda. =
Mojzesz pred Faraonem. Prey
coda malaria. - Arab W pustyni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

l gdy juz chce zakomende-
rowac galopa, szwadron
moskiewski, kt6ry by} mozc
odemnie O lake piecset
krok6w oddalony, nawraca a
mnie traoka VIOLA napowr6t.
4 Tag dalszy rastapi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

O wyborach do Rady
mleisklei W Che}mzy pisza do Ga
zety Gdahskie]" :Donosze, jak to
,,dz1arsko'' poplsal'smy sig PREY
wyborach do Rady miejskiej. Az
wstyd o TEN wspomlnac. Dotad
mlelismy W W Radze mie]skiej 3
Polak6w, teraz bedzlemy m'ell le-
dwle jednego. Pisze ,,ledwie" bos-
my go SAM ME przeprowadzili, ale
60 Niemcy z 1aski W II klasle
przepusclIi. Zgroza o tenn movie,
DO jest mas tylu, re W kazdym ra.
zle w III kIasie mozemy swego
przeprowadzlG, byle tylko wszyscy
sic ma wybory staw,li. Ale nasi O.
obywatele zostali W domu - jednl
ola tego, ably soble ,.nie psuc"
nnteresow, drudzy zas wprost mawla-
Ii: ,,Ja sam nam glove ma karku
i ME potrzebuJe op'ekun6w", mni
skryl, sic IA piec, a zonkl potem
m6wi}y:: "a toSmy W kamieh zapoi
mniell o %wyborach | MAJ poszed} z
sprawunklem na wles". Taxa to II
mas gorliwosc ,lska. Zamiast
sic zmierzyG z przeclwnikami ,nas'
"a plecem sledzlell. Prose- to u
miescic ku przestrodze W ,,Gazecie
Panskiei", abysmy ~przysz}oSc
ma podobny wstyd sic ME wysta
wall l .naczej zabrall sic dc
] dzleia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

Mo4na sprowadzi6 cd Derdow.
sRiego kazda ksiaake polska, jaks
wog6le istnieje W A1neryce, p}acao
got6wka, miauowlcie zas te:
zywot czarownlk Twar.
dowskiego.
NJ eczehstwo sw. Dziewicy
Krystyny j zywot swietej Kry-
styry Dziewicy nazwanej dzi-
@lssorya o w,elK'm woJowps--
ku polskim Gabryelu Hotubku
Opowiadanie z dziejow poIsItich
Cos pieknego oAminrlo
wiastkach. TresG: l.. P"luga.
2. Palma kwictniowa, powin-,ha4
8. Smutne skutki niemadreg"
igla, 4, Nieuczynnosd, po"iehr
s.. Prz~eczuoie, p%owinsts,., s
Ludwik i Helena, powiesc, /
Ztot6wka, powies6, 9 Try przy-
jacihiki, powiastka 30
q b r O d i q k"arana, "di.o
wiadanie z &ycia amerykah-h 'cg's
5tarogrod zka K"pela
ozyli poczclwych Op.trznosc me
opusci przez Ks. M. Osamns lego
z oszyk K W W. Po"itsd
przez rs. Schmidt. ...:...3O
0 O a d q n i a, A n 9 6 d @ J
b m or. Qf6maczone an
g%ielskiego).
Zawiera:
/. Uczta kaniba'ska.
! 2. Nazwa ,Chicago's-
3. Naimniejsze dziecko awiecie
!. Podarunek mlodego nczma
5. Fatalne imie Waltc-a.
6. Cudowne %wynalazki bdisona.
>
o lie d y m knsie ,
0 lichu, kt6re u niego slelzial
"a .65.
2 plata corka Lezdejk,, nlbc
Litwini W XIV wieku, romano
historyczny przez Bernatowicza
mocnej oprawie i z ~pozt"e"nym.
tytulikiem. Is
zame Duch ", posters
fuiszerzv pieniedzy N'yz,s' ky
Sen. czyli nerwowa dama paryz-
ka. Oprwladanla Ickar@a ann w
kiego....".."....... .....h
j asnuG Cncsto" y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
c IA
Il prus Polskich

0 c Ii 0 lerze kUewle
pod Chefmnem. Dina 20 bm. "a
chorowa1y tam dalszym nlejako
clqgu poprzednich wypadkow, dw'e
osoby W 10 godzln ]edna z nlch
umar4a. Dina % z. m. zapad}a zno-
WI jedna osoba, zjechali zaraz ma
mieisce: radzca ~medecyalny dr..
Barnik . kwldzyna, preze- rcgen-
cy:jny Z Kw'dzyna, fizyk powiato-
wy i Iandrat z Che}mna. Il che}
mInskiego klasztoru przybyfy dwle
siostrv, Wincentvnki, do r1elegno
wanna chorych. lego samego VIE
czora 20 T.. N. zachorowa}o naraz
Z os6b W Malem Czystem take la
cholere.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

re moe leple]Dy Dyio uuelzye
ma ]eden z tych trzech Cd
dzial6w ku nam dazacych.
Ale przeciwko temu byNa
wiekszosG g}os6w i nakazano
ruch odpowiednio do tel
decyzyl.
Plerwszego wrzesnia wymy.
kamy sic noca borami, gdy
nagle przednia nasza straz
weszia ma idacy przeciw nam
oddzial kawaleryi rosyiskiej;
zamieszanie powsta}o w ma
Sym oddziale, tenn wieceJ,
re by}o ciemno.
Strza}y padaja, tymczasem
Matuslewlcz uda] sic do
awangardy kaze przec, abv
sic wydosta6 Z boru. Me
WIEN CO sic tam dzia}o, ale
mowili mi koledzv, re nasi
ludzie uderzali take ma sleble,
mySlac. re to Moskale. Pc
dfugich korowadach uda}o
sic nareszcie Taczanowsklemu
i Matusiewiczowi wydostac
nasz oddzia} z boru i zajaG
wies Nieznanice ~nalezaca do
majatku Kruszyhskiego.
Kopernicki obsadzi} wieS
Strzelcami (piechota); kawa-
lerya rozwine}a sic ma dose
r6wnych polach W kierunku
Kruszyny. Lewe nasze skrzy-
do opiera}o sic o wies Niez-
nanice, a praWe o Jakles
b}ota.
Pu}k Matusiewicza tworzyl
LIMA bojowa. a w rezerwie
stall ~nieskompletowany pu}k
Kopernickiego.S }ohce pieknie
swieci1o, a gdy obejrza}em
sic ma nasze tax liczne i
ladnle umundurowane szwa-
drony, nova otucha W me
SERGE wstapi}a.
Naprzeciwko mas Moskale
takze zaczeli sic pokazywac,
Naprzod kozacy, potem roz,
wina} sic pred nami pu}k
draso low a obok niego hu:
zarski pu]k Olgi, ale jat
sic zdawalo ME kompletny
W dali widaG bylo kozak6w
troche p6znie) zamigota}1
ba2nety rosyjskiej piechoty
Ze cztery sotnie kozak6w
krzykiem i piskiem pod}u&
ich zwyczaju rzuci}o sic ma
prod / moe ma dwadziesci;
krok6w pred naszym fronten
zwrocilo kon'e i zniklo Z;
dragonami. Potem diva szwa
drony dragon6w naprz6d ST
ku nam P osunety i rozsypa
W d uga hanhierska linia
zaczfll nasz2 kawalerya
karabinow ostrzelIWac.
Ably sig hanklerzy rosyJsc,
zanadto do mas ME zbllzyli
wvs}al i'm Matusiewicz raprze
civ diva nasze szwadron
takze rozsypane. Przypatruje
my sic utarczkom nankleroN
Taczanowski, ma czele sztabu
wyjecha} pred front, oglad
szykj, chwali, zagrzewa zc]
merry do zacietel Walk
widat, lie kontent Z tego c
sic dziele.
Gdv Taczarowsk dojechs
re swym sztabem az ra kc
nice d}ugiej dosyc linli d
mojego szwadronu, wldzlmy
" H1 .,1- .-,+
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
H!ElR! ZAP As

prowadzi}a codopiero Europy
ksiegarnia Fl ieroni m a D er
d owsklego W Winonie, o
mianowicie'
l. G ic h a E hrze.
Il k a. ksiqzka do
nabozenstwa ola katolik6w
v %slicznej z}oconej l wy
~t}aczanei oktadce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem l.25
Q. B 8 g dzieJa a.
z a, ksiazka do nabozen-
silva, W takiej samej kosz-
townej oprawle l.2S
3. B adj w ola II o.
a, modlitwy l rozmysla-
mia ma wszystdie uroczy.
stosci koscielne l ma wszel.
kie o~ko!lcznoSci zycia, W
drog'ej oprawne Lat
4 siazka d nabo-
zenstw va Dunina Nv
ma ~sranlaI.1ej oprawie,
btz okucla) zoe
5 Ani"i ri i. opraw,
ny - .~5r} 85cen&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

DO Now cg omlas sta
mad Drwecq przybyi ma urIop d"
rodzc6w podoGccr odd2ialu VOL
skowego nicmiccklego z Afryki y.
Ramsay ! przywld1t u sob2 dwdch
l5-letnich %murzyn6w . pokoloma
ZuIul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

Kartuzy. Przy egzamino-
waniu dzleci pcZez dziekana polka
za}o sic, Jak tn So op}akane sto-
sunk szkolne. Dzieci navel
,,Kto SIC W opieke" ME umla}y
nalez>cie spiew2c. Kiedy mia}y
spiewaG do Ciebie Panic" albo
.,Boze dobrocl" to moze czworo
podnios1o reke ma znak, re znaia
te pleSni l trzeba by1o spiewu "a
niechat. Ezlecl polskie ma zapyta-
MAJ katechizmu i blbI1inej history
zadne,j prawie ME umla}y daG od-
powiedzi. Niekt6re nawet ME umia-
~ wymicmG AM dziesiecioro przy-
Kazan Bozych AM pee przy'>azall
No~ScieInlch. Me MONA SIC tedH
dliwic, ze SocyalIzm SIC szerzr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
NIES1AC MAJ Poiwisoonv

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COW SWIETYCH........3b
ROZANIEC zYWY.........20
spiewnik Koioislny die
uzYtku %wiernych zebrai K. Born.
aucbnlewics. W mocnej oprawis
ksiazki powieSciowe
rozmalts lnus.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WEI.
klEGO, csyli zani ~ Me.kali
&w";s~"nla caiego : viatx. IS
~Po"lADANIA sTAREao
D ,ADKA.. rs
HISTORYA o sslaehotnsy pick.
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soNsTYTUCyA sTANvM zJR.
DNNiXDN i. 80. 10.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

X osclerzvn a. w wybo-
rach do rady mleiskiei obrall kato.
Icy w III dlasie adwokata Bronka
| tapicera Pianowskiego.W Radzie
mleiskiej zasiada teraz 7 katolik0w,
6 lutrow i 5 7yd6w, eaten stosu-
mex ola mas niekorzystnY, DO zydz1
pow1ekszeJ czeSci ldq reka W re~e
Z Iutrami ia Polakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

L Torunia. kolonizacya
dobr Rynska postepule zwawo.
R\nsk sam jake wies osobna
pozostaie w ca1oscl. L innych fol-
warkow prawle coroczni obsadzano
jeden kolonistaml. Teraz Jest juz ku
temu urzadzony lolwark Ludowice,
ktory ma w1osne kolonistom ma
bye oddany. N~astepale zajma sic
parcelacya Czystochlebla. Btota
czystochlebskle osuszaja, spuszcza-
i4c wode do Bachy, a ta ma To
run do WHISKY. Zyskane W ten 500
sob 1akl przydzlelone bye maja do
parcel czvst00hle1sk'ch' " jest teg0
NE ma}o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26
He Rns Alwnxs Been So.

Senator Paddock, of Nebraska, has
undertaken the task of explaining to the
public how it is that Benjamin Harrison
is not SO widely loved and SO intensely
popular as his political supporters could
wish he were. According to Senator
Paddock it is impossible for man oc-
cupying the responsible position of presi-
dent of the United States to loosen the
cookies of his heart and cultivate warm
friendships. He must of necessity be
absorbed in meditations on the welfare
of his country. This explanation might
meet the case better were it not that
Benjamin Harrison has lacked the ele-
ment of popularity from his boyhood.
Few public men ever had smaller ci,-
Gle of personal friends than he when he
was in the United States senate, Boston
Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26

TWAS we'll that Senator German
called attention to the fact, which
seems to be entirely overlooked by
some over-lmpetuous people, of the
impossibility of the democratic major
ity in the House making radical
curtailments in government expendl-
lures as long as the Senate and Execu-
tive remain republican. What Is
needed is an entire change of system,
which can only be brought about by
placing all branches of the govern
ment under democratic control.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26
A Tin BARON.
How He Took Advantage of the Expected
Rise In Tin.

HSv He Took Advantage of the Expected
Rise In Tin.
Baron Niedringhaus, of st. Louis, is
the gentleman who in congress voted for
the Mckinley bill, and after returning
home filed his storehonse with imported
tin plate so as to take advantage of the
rise in price following the imposition of
the increased duty on that article. On
Sunday Mr.. Niedringhaus went to
church. Nopatriotic citizen whose heart
bleeds for the American workingman on
every day excepting pay day ever misses
church. Well, while the tina plate baron
was sitting in his pew listening, with u
complacent air of self righteousness, to
the words of the minister, he was as
founded to hear coming from the lips of
the preacher the assertion that in the big
cities the rich are growing richer and
the poor poorer. Such heretical con-
futation of protection teachings was more
than the baron could endure. He arose
in his seat and disputed the minister's
claim with the same ardor that Podsnap
once betrayed in denying that poor
girl could be a lady. The clergyman,
who was not anxious to turn the house
of God into political meeting place, did
not prolong the controversy, and the in
cident terminated.
Nowadays Democratic journal can
not present truthful table of statistics
without provoking the ire of high tar
if contemporary. Worse yet-a minis
ter cannot preach the Gospel without
hurting the feelings of protection baron.
Rochester Herald.