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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
THE DEED PLACED ON RECORD.
In the Transfer of Their Business Johnson
&Co. Provide for Their Creditors.

Just before noon yesterday the instru-
ment which merged the business OF Messrs;
Is. +. johnson & Co. into the syndicate OF
the Historical Publishing Company. OF
Philadelphia, Messrs. Smith Granam,
proprietors, was recorded IN the Cierks Or
fee of the Chancery Court. Inc ueeo
provides that the Philadelphia concern
shall carry on the business ana slal' aa.
guarantee and secure all admitted credit
ors Of the firm of johnson d Co., and IN
consideration of the transfer Messrs.
Smith d. Graham agree 20 release ana can
eel any and all claims against B. 4. Jonn-
son x Co.
The deed designates the property trans
ferred as follows: The lot of land with I'M
provements thereon at the northeast cor
ner of Main and Iwenty-sixth streets, ana
the tract situated at the northwest corner
Of Twenty-seyenth and Main streets: also,
all the fixtures, ,appurtenances, appliances,
machinery, &c, used and owned by yohn-
son Il Co., the entire stock OF the said hrIn
now on their premises, consisting OF DOCKS,
papers, chooses in action, and debts que
them. &C.: also. q farm in Chesterfield
county near Bon Air and lying between the
New Market and Osborne roads.
Ii Is also stated that II IS expressly un-
derstood that nothing contained In the
paper shall be construed as including ana
CONVEYING tilf lultItcb Va
Co. in the property of the Highland
Park Company and the capital stock OF
that company which has been issued TO Is;
+. johnson, it having been assigned and
pledged to J. ID. Mosby as security Tor the
payment Of certain sums due him.
1t Is expressly declared that the real and
personal property of every character con-
veyed by this deed shall be subject to the
payment of the sum Of money that may
be ascertained by the Chancery Court to
be due to the plaintiff in the cause or j.
w. Jones against Johnson d Co. The pro-
perty shall also be subject to the payment
of any amount which may be found by the
Court as due to G. G.. Glover.
Judge Leake, upon the suggestion
of the plaintiff in the Jones suit
that the defendants had disobey-
ed the injunction order restraining
them from assigning or otherwise dis
posing of their property until the further
order of the Court. ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS appear before him on Wednesday
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to show cause. II any
they can, why they should not be attached
for cOntamut of COurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

The first part of the new year wiz DO
like a certain place that can't be named.
paved with good intentions. The hrss
part of it will be the cradle OF resoln-
tions and the last part OF 1t the grave:
Make one good resolution and carry ~
into effect before it grows cold. Resolve
that you will make at least one invest
ment that is absolutely sure to 30 prons-
able. Having made up your mind 70 10
this. come and look at our SUITS that we
are now selling at s13. II everything
YOU buy during 1892 pays you as wen as
this purchase will, you'll have year oi
phenomenal prosperity.
In order TO clear up small lon "e VIII
from now on sell
Snits that were s25 for sl3.
Suits that were S22 Tor es5'
snits that were $40 for sl3.
Suits that were stS for sl3.
Suits that we're $40 for si5'
Suits that were Sl6 for STU
suits that were sl2. 80 for $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
The Theatre To-Nieht.

The Rentz-Santley Novelty and Bur-
lesque Company will give an entertain
ment at the Theatre tonight, introducing .
number OF European specialties- The company
brings a large number Of pretty women and the
scenery and costumes are represented to be
very pretty. The feather dance Is said to be
captivating. There will be but Que performance
ana this Will be attended chiefly by men,
Bronson Howards strong play, shenandoah,
viii be presented by Frohrnan's company to-
morrow and Thursday nights
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

The New Federal Tribunal.

II . surmised that tho convening OF the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
here IN February will bo attended BY quite a
the meeting OF the tribunal 10 qualify. la that
event his commission viii be read IN open cour,
anu he will be inducted into onice somsvhst
after the form usual In inducing into once A
new Judge OF the supreme Court. Tho Judges OF
the new court wul DO robed aud all the dignity
OF the highest Federal court IN the land will be
maintained IN the new tribunal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
: aspsl.s aome so- Aged wor.r.

The annual meeting Of tho Board of
MANAGERS OF the Baptist Home for Aged
Women was hold at tho Home corner a s;rovc
avenue and Harvey streets, yesterday morning
at Ii O'Clock. Mrs. n. W. Wilson. tbs nrst yice-
president, presided.
The reports Tor tho year were read and a,out.
81, showing that there arc thirteen inmates
Tho expenses for tho year. embracing fuel. 70.
pairs. servants hire, etc, aggregated Sl. .isl.f5.
The annual pound party on Tbaakssisinx ia y
was hberally responded 20 by tho Baptssts ~
endowment fund.
The following oficers we're ele ed; Preslteat,
Mrs j. L. NJ. Curry; Vice President. Mr.. VI. W
Wilson: second yice-prcslion;, Mrs. William X.
drum: Secretary, Mrs. h. h. Wan Buren. Te.s.
snrer, Mrs. X. Adam; Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. J. Temple. Al the meeting which viii bs
held February ist the standing committees viii
be apDoinfed- "'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
Wait the Work Among Themselves.

At the meeting of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings last night delega-
ton Of four from the Plumbers and Gas-fitters'
Union appeared and asked that the work Of that
Kind TO be done In the new City Hall be given
out by the day TO Richmond workmen or that
The matter was net taken up for consideration.
but will be given the attention OF the body later
on. The regular bills sad pay-rolls wsye ap-
proved and ordered paid.
The Committee on ST. Johns Burying-Grounds
transacted the regular routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

A telegram received in this city on Sun
dav Announced the death OF Mr.. Phllmore
Tay,or Woodward. OF Middlesex county, Va He
was chosen Clerk Of Midelesex In 1850, when tho
tho people went into operation, and he held the
once through al the intervening forty-one years
except brief period inmediasely siser toe y VA,
when military Law excluded him, pus even .nsn
ths northern man that took the oath OF once
snrped over 70 hr. Woodws I'd all the rcsponsi-
/, lities of tho position. lie was prompt, diigent,
I'D systematic; while 20 an accurate and tno,
snnyh knoVlodeo a the Law he added . cheerful
siI,Inspess 10 uso that knowledge for tho berens
AZ ths many whs sought bis counsel NJ:
Wo4sd Vara Wss nAsn Of integrity and sound
t..d~nione. md tne coa1denco repooed N him py
lie people q xAadisssv through his ious NE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
The Justice nc whist.

The ever-formidabls whist-player. Colo
mel John Murphy. has at.last met his rival
at that popular sport In the form OF hicnmond's
jocose Pohce Justice. His Honor made his gio-
rious victory Saturday night: The players were
Colonel Murphy and Ar. j. N. Shelton against
Justice Crutchdeld and Mr.. C. 3. Barbee. After
A three-hours' sitting the score stood lib TO %
IN favor Of Messrs. Crutchfiald and Barbee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
Hucksters Make Open Complaint.

At the meeting or the SecOhd MarKet
Committee last night petition was pre-
sented which had been signed by the indoor
hucksters at that markethouse praying that
those who make Il their custom 70 sell truck and
produce on the outside be required TO come
within the building and be subject TO the same
privileges and restrictions that the petitioners
have. The matter was given brief consideration
and the body decided TO hold a special meeting
az the ONCE OF the Clerk on Friday afternoon at
/ o'clock. The usual bills and pay-roils were
.-.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
His Foot Badly Mashed.

Jerry Dickerson, an old colored employee
of the City railway, had one of his feet
badly injured at 2:30 O'clock p. 81. yesterday.
He attempted 20 board the front of ono OF the
horse-cars at Main and Laurel streets lie
slipped ana fell under the car and his foot was
caught and very badly mashed by the w/eel.
The amb mbulance was called and he was carried TO
tha almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
Last Weeks Death.Ro,i.

or the 46 deaths that occurred IN Rich.
mond last week % were white and II col.
Ored. Nine OF those who died wore under ons
year OF aga and were over seventy, , being
centenarlans. There were deaths Ia. Narshali
Ward, n Madison, 10 in Clay. 4 in Jefferson,
4 In Monroe, ~ In Jackson. 4 At the almshouse.
and 1 at the city iau. Five deaths were from
Old age from consumption. nom pneumonis,
each from apopexy, congo itl0n OF tho lungs,
dlpntheria, heart-diseaso, and influenza
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 10Je A. NJ. household fur
niture, &c.
SUTTON & CO.. p NJ, commlssioners sale ot
two threo-story brick tenements-Nos. 2l3
and PA north Nineteenth street.
j. ii. VALENTINE, stock OF tinware, cooking.
ranges, wagons, harness, &C, at No. oOt
west Main street.
=. II, VALENTINE, 1880 Main street, 10ls A.
~, furniture, groceries, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

and service among them constitutes his ,ruest
euiogy. His wife, two daughters, and three sons
survive him. One Of his sons--J. b. Woodwbrd-is
connected with the Richmond, China company.
The other two-Mr. w. W. Woodward aId M. X.
II. woodward-reside 10 hlddlesex. His widow
is the daughter Of the late C,.opel John Pouard'
OF King and Queen. and the eldest slstnr VI .ros %
fessor John Pollard and Hon ". X. Pollard, OF
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
Chicago Worlds Exposition.

In Walter d. Moses 4 Co.'S music stors
window will be seen an authentic bIrd's-
eye-view hthograph of tue great Exposi-
tion which promises 10 be the largest ex.
position the world has ever known. IL IL
a very fine lithograph and will be very in
terestiug to those who expect 70 visit tho
ExpOsltion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
RIchmondsrs in New York.

New YoRK. January 4.-The following visi-
tors from Richmond are registered at the
hotels here to-day: J. xersan Gienham, p. 4.
sutton, Hoffman ~. w. Aomack, L. T. Robinson.
X Renwick. A. w. Maynard. st. Denis; w. Cars
ton, c. 7. Preston, st. james 3. II. Ford 6t.
Cloud: @. w. Manch, Windsor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
To fse sold Again.

An upset bid Of Ss. 500 has been made
for the Irayor Electric Company by Mr.,
G. H. Child and decree WAS yesterday entered
IN the Chancery Court directing Mr.. Patrick n.
c. Cabell. receiver, after due advertisement 20
ofer the property for salo again ON saturday,
january Nth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

al have been occasionally troubled With
coughs, and In each caso nayo used BRowss
BRONCHIAL TR0cuss, which have never failcd,
and must say they arc second TO mono In the
world."--Eelir A. Nay, Cashisr, 81. Paul, htn1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

The great Cloak Sale at LEVY 3 DAvIs's mas
supplied hundreds with excellent Wraps at low
prices. They havo hundreds yet 20 dsposs0f
st lower prices than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
GARzA BOTTLED UP.
lt Is Almost Impossible for Him TO Is
cape In Any Direction.
~ ilIocranh b IL pI.palch.

A'a t"t' AAtAtt p" tsNN AArliANilsI
LAEyDo. Tx. January At is stated
hQc that the Mexican reyolutionist Cara
is surrounded IA the chaparral IN the ex-
urme northwestern corner OF Zapata
county by United States troops and
Hangers aud that II is almost impossible
Tor him 90 escape eiih0r - the uOrthward
or in the direction Of Mexico.
Inf TROUBLE NEARING AN End.
NAsiiSofoS. January Another tele-
gram from bugadier-General STANLEY.
Gated San Antonio. Tex. January 5th. re.
ceivcd by General achofeld tonight. leads
nm o. believe that the trouble on the
Mexican bofoerw.th the CARA revolution
ie', nearing a. end. The telegram was
as follows:
ihe commanding officer az Fort R,nq-
Foid to-day reported a courier in from
iLleuieaaut Beach at Pneno. Passed
NAp'ein hardle 90 Salenno. An informa.
tloh rom thAi direction aud from seonting
parties IN ihls Niclnily Indicate the hreat
ing w" ana altering Of the band OF reyoln-
ioHlois thSt tsa tegun T. form into larger
FORCES hehable Information received CON.
'inoes me ths' t.e report mentioned In
your teio-fain VI december 10Th WAS in
correct All stage-hnes ana ,,.,-I
here continue uumolested ~, ""'ei "a
the present time. Captain
son, at Fort Brown. teley,sohs.
Returned last night with troon fron,
forty i've miles up the Rio Grande' whe,s
d large ranch was searched No force 80
bandits there. The situation of troons ~, ~,
the Rio GTande is as follows: CayslrS
scouting IN Lucinal, Duyal. Zapsss, and
siarr counties; River well protected from
EuggOld % McIptOsh.'n
The telegram from General Schofeld Of
December 29th above referred 10 called
Tie attention Of krisadier- General Stanley
,oreports current ia Mexico that several
!tige fanch-owEers la texas we're harbof-
'ls aud aiding bands OF revoutionists.
l1s Federal Treasury Department YESTERDAY
seSslDsd the purchase VI silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
NIEETINGS-First Tuesday.

RICHMOND LODGE, no. 10. AasoSs-
cxRsASrA LODGE. KNIGHTS ON rrrHiAA
ygryspsuIr LODGE, oDD-rrILo"S
ylrznuGu LODGE, oDD-FEfLows'
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, sED MEN
LAFAYETTE, LEGION or uoSoh
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AnzRlcAs hkcH1s
.vnosI COUNCIL, AMERICAN nEchASics
us,os COUNCIL, ROYAL ARcASrh.
xr,ytpzKK COUNCIL. ROYAL iRcAsuA-
x'c.Kray ~ -, ROYAL AscAsch.
rxsrrY Loeag. GOOD rgzfLAs<
vxsr.rxp LODGE. GOOD rxxrLAKS
How.sp's-saovE LODGE. GOOD fssStAs"
CATHOLIC ggsxficIAL SOCIETY.
mcuxosD coScIAyx, oEDkx HkrrAs
olp poxruos ccxsAspEEr, eoLDss nAsI.'
..op COMPANY, Tlssr VIRGINIA ssoihHs.
.ys COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA hs''"
rrcuxoxp lIomr nyASrsr BLUES.
EcanoxD HowrrzxxS
YAsxs-uAxsEss' UNION.
BRANCH 1893. IsoN HALL
p,cuxoxp COUNCIL, HONE cfscIA
cxSrsAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

The great Blanket sale o. Levy DAWES
win be continued this week. hundreds OF pairs
yet 10 DO sold at low prices. Will sell tnem-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

See the great bargains in Dress Goods that
have been reduced TO SIs o, 10, l2le. i6's. 37tS,
IA, 80, and 72c yard, all new and seasonabIs
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
Healthy aud Deiiciou. Bsveras~.

Menisr Chocolate. Learn to make real
cup of chocolate by addressing Menier,
New York, and get FREQ sample with Ill.
recilOnS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

]. Charles Richter. wholesale lumber
dealer. 1879 Van Pelt street. Philadelphia.
Pa says: I can't speak too highly OF
Brady crotzns = heGdaehe cure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

Save your pennies Don't waste Is
cents. out buy ; bottle OF salvation Oh
for 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
TERMINAL AFFAIRS.
oeelce RESIGNED BY Mr.. PAL
7nl "a, souN 10 De ABOLISHED.
49,. o., directors Of tho Georgia Cen
,..,,,c.s -srnsationai Proceedings
r,r in Connection 1hsrewith'

.. Work. January 4.-The Richmond
NJ" 1,rrctors met to-day 10 receive
fr,m the annual meeting OF the
Central. No one was elected to
~. vacant southern. counselship'
was resigned by Mr. Patrick Cal
.,3itis said that the Office Will be
,.o.acL ...,...n,,
..rr-rops op THK ororoA CENTRAL
..,.,y,r. Ga, January i.-Ihe new d.
-. a tho Georgia Central railroad
.,.f.l to-day. -Four new directors
.t...r. two 10 the place Of the cal-
.rIfw0 iu the place OF ;. NJ thiian
Al Green. who resigned some time
N ..n0w board is as follows. pcne-
r Alexander. j. h. 1arhttt, a aD1a-
I.f.urr Joseph Hull. General hehiy
....s.a. George - Miiis; Hehei"' ~ W.
~ savannah. 4. II. fhinizy, 0i Au-
ID. ID. lnman. j. J.. Howell. OF Al
e UsrrllI. of Americus: James
a. Nnhen. of New York. lhe
.. directors are General Henry h.
N.ncral g.. NJ. Sorrel, George ).
.sannah. and J. &. Maben, OF
r. seven Of the board are IRON
.....f .rl eleven are Georgian-.
...f.,rloN TOR AS ISJUScrIoS.
,t.f.r. oi the election was tho appii-
f.. tfo Savannah stockholders, be-
I .-..ra. % ie rilcged, arc the Calnouns,
.. .r..rinr COu.t for an Injunction 10
.r election by prohibiting the
.I parts from voting its iCr'y thou.
..t.. ~ stock. The ball alleged
.tr E ahmond Terminal, controlling
l..rnl IaUhc vas seeking 10
.Ir lroYeruos OF the Georgia
I'D ..f caupr' 10 60 surrender certain
...r.urti. 10 also alleged com.
u anna conspiracy, charging tna,
n.. was TRYING 60 put IN boaru
........rf fo it4 own interest. Inc IN.
.....a e.. refused ou 'ne ground ihat ~
...r.f ,n fhe vince oi the court 10
.....r.. ans s'0okhoider. II any IN
t.r.at,. ed tnc Court held 10 IN
... ,..r % aocEhoider TO enJoin the
I..I0. I'...ofs.
,.. r..l $3.50 ArGrsTA-AU0UsIA AMI
hslrslffE.
t...-.. Co.,. jnnuary 4.-lnterest ON
.. ,. .lrn' arl Augusta bonds IS dnt
.. ,.e Ilr.arl tno Gcorma Bank Is re-
..nr tl. coupons for collection on O
.r.m Ir0m ilc.ideut Alexander OF inc
Ia Central 1he Georgia kailroaad
.... I. begun paying interest on tht
...r.ta aui knoxville bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
RICHMOND AND OANVlLLe CHANGES.
A Report sla Mobile and Atlanta THAT
f,cr o,bhett is to He Gonr Manager.

f,cr Dsbhett is to He Gonr Manager.
special dispatch from Mobile 10 the
Albania flnrt,r0u, published Saturday,
.,.. There are rumOrs current IN high
r.vav circles lu this section that the
rrt month viii sec some startling
..... fn the personnel Of the Rich
--..T and DauWlle systems manage
..f t is sad that Cecil Gabbc.t.
e.. Ia. been recently displaced a. gene
.naesr of tho Georgia Central road,
..f. l. eyeu the general management OF
f.e.afIrD system. aud that the recent OF
N.rfl n.u of the superintendency OF the
nfa Cleulina. Columbia and Greenyille
.N....n "a the system was made so as
f. r..o Mr. Gabbott III line for rapid
ir.n.ion. Tins latter position he. ~
f to have declined. but the fact
.. DIS refusal yet lacks confirmation.
Iffs..s1 reported that the new programme
Uf ihe Richmond and Danville involves
f.e lec4pitatIou of several officials IN the
tt.fem. that the Offices of several super
nfendents are 10 be abolished, and that
fIf Ga1bett will cover the ground occu-
pea oy them as general manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

Fitzgerald addrcsssf the ssssn,b,ag~ Ats.1s
O'Clock the Biblc class vas tansnt by Mr.. A.
Sandliso, tho secretary, and WAS veil astcudssL
The lesson was from Mark 4, 2f-.,5. the "a Met
being Mighty In Word and DesN.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

17,RusTEE.s SALE OF C0Azl O9s.l
! sss cheap Sa ses 157. ~ cosi sslivsrse Q 9 =
orssE 4 Ssiors 4 ; ~ - =. xocAxoR n.
a. si-ss Assss ~ = q fspsn' = ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05

Ies Federal Treasury Department yesterday
ssSsassd the purchase VI silver.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-27
Let Us Sing.

Nothing cheers the heart like song.
Nothing so stirs to courageous defense
of the right as song. If we could set
the people of our southland to singing
songs descriptive of our wrongs and
demanding our rights, the forces of
plutocracy would fade before us as the
mists from before the sun.
Brethren and sisters, let us sing.
Start the tune somebody in every AL
lance and in every neighborhood and
about every hearthstOne, and let us
sing of our hopes and our fears, our
trials and our hardships, and of the
glorious victories to be won by union
of the tried hearts of the nation-the
men and the women of the South and
the West who will not longer listen to
the tales of the slanderers who would
keep those enemies who long to be
friends.
We have published several good
songs in the Peoples Party Paper re-
Gently, and we intend to publish more.
Set these songs to familiar tunes, or
compose new songs to old tunes famil-
lar to everybody and go to singing.
No matter if you can't sing high G.,
sing the best you can and set everybody
else to singing.
There is little book of songs en-
dorsed by the National Alliance and
published and sold by Sister Florence
Olmstead, of Eldorado, Kansas, that
we ought to have scattered over Geor-
gia and the South. The book has thir-
ty songs in it and sells for 10 cents per
copy or dozen copies for $1.0O. Send
and get some songsters of Sistor Ohm
stead and let us sing our way to liberty
and our enemies to defeat.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-27

ton times) were off attending horse
races?
We refer him to the editorial of the
New York World and ask him what he
is going to do about that, for the
World is the leading Democratic paper
OF this country. Has Watson been
guilty of neglect of duty? We defy
anyone to show where. You may call
him traitor, a deserter, an anarchist,
or anything you please, but. every at
tack you make on him only endears
him more to his people, and they will
take care of him when election day
rolls around. In the meantime prayers
rise from thousands of hearts all over
this country to the Allwise Ruler to
raise up a thousand more TRAITORS
like him. Mr., Black referred to and
repudiated the idea of subsidized
press. Has he forgotten the indigna-
ton meeting at Market Hall several
years ago to defend him against the
attacks made on him by the editor of
the Augusta Chronicle? Some of US
have not, yet that same paper is now
championing his cause.
When the people wanted Mr.. Black
the bosses did not. Now the bosses
want Mr.. Black and the people are sat
isfied with little Tom.
Allow me to say in conclusion, Mr..
Editor, that l look upon the governor
of my state as distinguished person,
but, nevertheless, a servant of the peo-
pie, put there by their votes, and when
it comes to his influence over me polit-
ically he has no more than country
constable, for we are all created by one
God, and are far from infallible. [
consider Mr.. Black one of the grandest
men in this country, but not grand
enough for me to support instead of
our own Richmond County cracker
boy, Thomas E. Watson.
A PEOPLES PARTY MAN.
Augusta, Ca, May 16, 1898.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-27

silver, while the gold bug is given to
understand that if this is done the
amount of silver put into the dollar
will be increased about % percent,
thus making the dollar that much
harder to get, and the advantage to
the.people an apparent and not real
one.
For this would not only prevent
any rise in the'price Of silver-thus
enabling England to still get cheap
silver with which to buy India cot
ton in competition with ours; but
by increasing the amount put into
the dollar, very few if any more dol
lars could be coined than now.
Again:
owe demand that the amount of
the circulating medium shall be
speedily increased on sound basis
sufficient to meet the needs of the
country"
|'On sound basis"
That IS the exact language-the
pet phrase of the gold bugs, and is
always interpreted to mean basis of
gold, or silver, or both--of bank notes
based on coin, every dollar of which
the Banks control, and by controlling
which can control all other forms of
money based upon it.
No wonder that full score of the
honest intelligent farmer delegates
left the convention and the party after
witnessing such evidence Of hypocri-
sy on the part of the Democratic
Bosses.