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Jury List.
pErIT IIRnRs.

lbl II dA NUNS
List of Petit Juror, drawn for the court OF
over and Termiucr and General JAN Delivery
and Court of quarter Sessions Ot the Peace OF
SNYDER county held a, september Term, com
mcuc.ug MouUay, september 20, lN's.
Adsms-Iimcs Kline, !. VI. Middlcswarth. Geo.
norman, j. j. ~hrllrr
Bca,cr-lruk Beaver Geo. prce.e' Jr"
Heavier Ms-t-llcur1 SU.gUlmNtr Henry iluu-cr.
Crufrp-Frluk slime Nlou ~uuuk, Jacob T.. Suy-
der Andrew j. BoWcr-uN.
Chuumuu-W. A. Rphrcr john seller.
Franklin Howard CIT. \. =, Nhanhach' Aus
Iack,1u-B. +. Herman. Ammou Dauncuman,
Aaron StuhlucUkcr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. W,tflc c. *. BlcEcl.
MuurOr--Il. j. bigger, George R"ichlcl, llehf!
Pontiuo, simon llummcL
Perry Henry Harding. John Null.
Perry West -EuOch smith. l.. VI. Tcais.
pcnn-D. :. Miller, Henry y. olt' Scpharus
Sclln.srnye" Charles Mover. Geo. 5. Davis, y.
C. Gauglcr ". j. Gardner. George Fisher.
Springs. ; sellers, Geo. Ewg VIM H. liegle;
[ MON Elias Wolf, Geo. VI. lOuscr Daniel
krchbs jackson slroh. .,....... ,.,.,.,.,
Washington Sprinsman' George
Kuhn, samuel Hun.
GRAND JURORS.
Adams-.Iohu Sipe
+3gy.YSrr-B nohh, - 20 -.--
Beaver West c Oldt, Alexander Treastcr
solomon Maurer, Fred Stimling' Robert
Chapman-w II shelly
Franklm-Iloward Shumbach Henry ID. Kuster
Jacfso9NMorrs = N morris ErdIcy, Jr Jefferson Dauber.
man,
Niddlccrcck-A D KramerJ \ Smith
Pcrry-Philip Schncc
Perry Wcst-Frcd ArhOgaSt
pcuu-Frrd Herman. Benz Slctlcr
~o.u~gruye-lr'lu liumr Frank Jlrich
UuIuu-IIpury Fu,ff R llcrrlll
Washington John II Birkcl
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Democratic statisticians are per.
picked. They have been declaring
that the Mckinley law hurt the
workingman and hurt American in.
dustries, and they have been flash.
ing alleged facts and figures to prove
it, but here comes Peck and refutes
them all, and Peck is Democrat
They ought to have consultation
before they start a campaign.
Peck is a patriot.
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DR.. R. A. SIMPSONS
Office No. SAG Il. Market st. York, Pa.
WILL BE AT
Home Office, Sep. / to 20
Eagle Hotel, Middleburgh, Pa.

Home Office, Sep. / to 20
Eagle Hotel, Middleburgh, Pa,
from Friday, Sep. 30, at 10 o'clock
n. IN. to Saturday noon.
Dr. simpson viii examine any one who may
call upon him free OF charge Knowing that hun
dreds are living out miserable existence with;
out medical aid some because they have passed
through the "Old ordeal without relief, and
some perhaps because they may not know
WaeTe n 10 apP ne discd ie dyeu iSat pumbar E WIN
seize upon these plain truths and be fully re-
warded by cure.
our system of practice may need some ex-
PLANTATION. The remedies are principally vege-
table. dlscardiug entirely the use Of CalOmel or
Mercury Turtar, Rmctic, Arsenic and Antimony
because they are disease creating agents OF the
worst description. We are opposed To the use OF
/ general blOOdlcting In any case, believing Il 10
| be injurious to the constitution and otter dan
| gcrOus to life.
Or. simpson treats successfully chronic or
| long standing diseases OF the Head, Throat and
| Lungs, Kidney and Heart complaints ; inveter-
ate diseases OF the stomach that have dened all
other methods those fearful diseases OF the
nervous system arising from whatever cause
Scroflila. DrOpsy. Fits, Fever sores, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia. SciatiC0 III conditioned Ulcer,
Cancers removed without the use OF the knife
and cured. Asthma. Hay Fever Rose Cold.
Winter Cough. chronic DiafThoca, etc. All
may he ecurcd by this wondcriu System.ifnot too
iaradvnnccd Bone ANA blood diseases cured
/
Ladies who are suffering with diseases strict
Is confined 10 their sex can consult the Doctor
with the assurance Of a speedy cure without sur
fcrlng themselves 30 the very often unnecessary
examination. The doctor particularly Invites
an cases that have been given up by Otherphy
sClans.
TEsTtNOStAtS.
Mr. Reuben Grubh. of Liverpool. Perry county,
Pa. mad cancer ON lower lip Tor several months
aud was completely cured by the treatment OF
DR.. II. A. simpson. OF York, Pa.
Miss Annie Koch, Of Liverpool. Perry county,
| Pa. had for may years malignant ulcer on her
| limb near the ankle and although under the
| treatment ut different doctors, the sore grew
worse. u wus cured by Dr. X. A. simpson, OF
/ York. Pa, IN four months. No SCraping OF the
| bone or cutting.
| For many years Nr. Charles Allison, Of Glen
| Rock York county, Pa. huda cancer on his face
below the eye Dr R. \. simpson. OF York, Pa
removed It 10y his chemical process. lie IS now
well.
! rs.Dr. simpson invites any one who doubts
| any ot these statements Ia write 10 the parties
| mud ascertain fOr thom-rlvcS. These are only d
| few OF tine many testimonials obtained. The
| Doctor Invites correspondence from distance
| 10 you wltc enclose cents I'm stamps.
! Remember the dates and call early.
Jan. H. iSFl.
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With all due respect To Grover
Cleveland, hc cannot expect the sup
port Of q loyal north SO long as such
papers ike the Durham, North
Carolina Giobc is allowed to echo
Democratic sentiments in language
like this
The pension fraud is the greatest
of the ugc-aud Cleveland struck
the beggars III the face, He should
be given chance to hit 'cm again.
No wonder Gen. Sickles told the
Chicago Convention that the %, 200
democratic Union veterans of New
York State would not vote for Cleve-
land, their bitter enemy
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\I1DOWS' APPRAI~EMENTS.- Notice Is hnrc-
w by given that the following widows Np-
praiscmcuts under the $500 law. have been hIcd
with the clerk of the orphans court OF snyder
county for Confirmation ON Monday, the 2h'h
day Of sept. lsH.
!. Anpralsomcnt NJ Amanda WcntIol, widow
of !. VI. WcntIrL late Ot Beaver TWP Padded.
>. AppralSemcnt of Lydia DeOb"r, widow Ot
John Dcphlcr late Ot Centre Twp. Pa, decd.
3. ApprliSomcut Of Susan Di"hl, widow ~ Jos
cph H. Dchl late ~ Washington Twp. Pa.
decd.
I. AppriiSamuut of VI. Jane Wise widow It
Noah Alien Wise, late ui Penn Twp, Pa, decd.
>. Apprai-cmrut OF Anna BIwor-DN. widow Oi
George Bowcr~oN, late Of Franklin Twp, Pa,
decd.
q. Appriscmcnt of Caroline Roiglo, widow of
Daniel Il. kcig.c, late Of Washington Twp Pa,
decd.
: ApprtScm"1t OF Ctthnru" GIN. widow Of
Levi Gill late OfCcntrc Twp. Pa. decd.
j. CALVIN SCIONH. clerk q. g.
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Accounts.

The following Accounts have been nlrd exam.
iupd and passed lu the lrOthOnOturN'S OnlCr and
VIII hr presented to the next court ul common
Pleas Tor couuruailun. All persons Interested
VIII take notice.
Final account ot Valentine Walter, committee
of Frank lirnnlu-huuoc, "A luuatc.
Final account OF Jeremiah G. Bower,oX, com.
mliirr ul the pf7ud uud estate uf Daniel WciriCk
luuatlc,
Il. J.CALNlN SCHOCH, Prothonotary.
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gist for Woods Phosphodlne II he offers some
worthless medicine in place of this, leave his
dishonest store, inclose price In letter, and We
will send by return mall. Price. one package,
VI six S. one WiH please, sir t0M cure Pam
phlet In plain sealed enyelope,2 stamps Address
THE WOOD CHEMICAL co.
l3l Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich.
H-SOld in Middlhburgh by ID. Z. kepler, q,
VI Shindel and druggist everywhere. l2sS
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Caution Notice.

| hereby caution all parties nom meddling ur
interfering with the following personal property
which purchased M Shcriu's sale this day, the
same having been sold rs the property Of George
u. MetZcl ana have loaned the same 10 him ~
my pleasure, VIZ: I Surrcl Horse COWS, llcii.
cr. Twu-horSe Wagon. Truck Harnesses,
Fly-ncts, , collars ] Buggy Harness, Grain
cradle, Mhccl-barrow. Hay Rake, Bpb-sled,
Forks. Gruhhug-hOe shovel. Post Iron, Wagon
Jack. Corn Planter. Hook plUw, Buggy Pole :
cow Chains. Cicyi-, Ruuning-parjS Oi Buggy and
Spriug.Wagon, Spring Harrow, Culiivator, ,
plOws. Field Roller. Set Hay Ladders, ShuJt-
- chickens, u Ducks, ! Barrel, COOK stove pip
aud fixtures EMMA j. GOSS
Aug. % lsg2
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ULRIcH's DENTAL ROOMS,

I|IIII- " ] = Y T LI
Teeth cleaned, extracted implanted, regulat
ed. Diseases and injuries Ia the teeth and
mouth treated Artificial sets crowns, bridges
and ohduratOrS inserted. All kinds of Milling.
Gold work specially.
GEO. II. ULRICH, ID. ID. ;.
Once IN Wells dwelling, south side entrance
opposite National Hotel
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Nebraska Farm Lands.

send your address, ana that OF your friend, To
f.. =. Ey-Il., General Passenger Agent &. II. a q
u. H., for urc pamphlet descriptive OF the
farm lands of Nebraska.
This state produced M one year three hundred
million bushels OF corn besides other grain,
iruit and live stock. july IS, II.
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Court Proclamation,

WHEREAS the Hon, Harold NJ. Mcclure
w President Judge of the judicial District,
composed oi the countic, ot Snyder, Union and
Nnlu, aud Samuel \. Wrl2cl and Henry
Brown E.V-., Associate Judge. Iu aud for Nuy-
der county. have issued their prcccIt bearing
date the Goth day Of MAY A. d., l,sl, tp me
directed for the holding uiuu Orphans Court, 20
court of Common Pleas, court ui yer and Ter
miner aud General Court ui quarter Sessions ut
the Hvuec, at Mitdlchurgu, for the county Of
Snyder, ON the an Monday, (hrlug the goth
day of sept, ls1-l, aud To continue one week.
Nuuccl. therefore hereby given tp tho toruu-
cr Justices OF hcrcrce aud Cuustablcs ia aud
uriuo county ui snyder To appear iu their
proper person with their rolls, records, Iugul-I
uuu-, examinations. and other remembrance
Co du those thing. which ul tucir offices and u
their byhIli IRrJIlu To hc done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting IN behalf of the tum
muuwcalth against any person or persons are Ic-
uurrd tu hr then and there attending aud de.
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested Co Ice punctual in herattcudaucc
AT the appointed time dgrccthly TO notice.
Given under my hand aud sellat the Shcrifrs
office iu Middlchurgh, the gth day of August
A. H., one thousand eight hundred ami ninety
two. D. BOLENDER, sheriff.
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LGWiStOWn Foundry and Machine Co.,
LEWISToWN. PA.

Lately incorporated, with increased capital
greater facilities and ssSs u, di,a'ga-1ssu. this
coLpEs.hf, ,r4r1, h,s good workmanship 0nC prompt
ness the rule. Plumbing, Gas aud steam
| Fitting u specially Bath rooms ttipd aud
| Closets constructed according To the latest Inn
| proved ana best sanitary methods. The gilbert
Universal Wood split Pulley furnished at
! factory prices. Exclusive agents for the Mar.
tin Fore. Pump, the best on the market
! Correspondence invited. oct. l. lSJa
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Harvest Excursi ons-H a |
Rates.

AUGUST 9Oth AND SEPTEMBER 27th.
The Burlington Route win sell round trip tick
cts at half rates good 20 days, 10 the cities and
farming regions OF the West, Northwest and
southwest. Eastern Ticket Agents VIII sell
through tickets on the same plan See that they
read over the Burlington Route, the best line
from Chicago. Peoria, quincy and st. Louis For
further information write +. =. EusTIs, General
Passenger Agent Chicago, July IS, n.
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E0p E"gines, boiler, Machinery and
4 OnCHstings Of Al kinds, Factory,
Viii aud Tnnnery supplies, Botlcr aud
NIna ~ re nm L.. u-LAM N.LIr MlLI.r- ILn
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Peck Is A Patriot.

Ii is amusing to witness the dcs-
arate effortsp 80 ''---totSn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Virgiuia AfYDirs At the Capitol.
.rrom onr Regular Correspondeat.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June lS.-The gen.
eral deficiency appropriation bill was re-
ported to the House to-day, beng the
iasf of the bills of this character. every
other appropriation bill having been
passed and sent TO the Senate. One item
in It provides for the payment OF c6's55.1
10 the widow Of General W. II. I. Lee, OF
Virginia, being the amount he would have
drawn had he served the term for winch
he was elected. Another item IN the bull
is -. 800 for the heating apparatus Tor the
public. building at Statesyllle. y. 4.
Representative Jones is the only one OF
the Virginia delegation in the House who
went 70 Chicago. Representative OFerrall
finally decided not 10 attend the conVen-
ton. but has gone 90 Harrlsonburg Tor
few DAYS. ~ the House decided TO adjourn
until Wednesday next
The post-oflice in Cumberland county,
Va. heretofore known as George Will In
future be called Ralnes-Daniel ID. Price,
postmaster.
Changes in North Carolina mail routes
have been ordered, as follows:
Pughs TO Lou sburg. From July |,
1892 curtail service TO end at Ingleside,
emitting Louisburg, decreasing distance
miles.
Iouisburg 70 Centreyille. From July l,
1892. change service so as TO supply lngle-
side. between Louisburg and Moulton, IN
creasing distance miles.
Brunswick 20 Climax. From July |,
1892, increase service 20 six times a week.
Iayina 10 Waynesyille. From July /.
1892. change service so a. 10 supply Lavlna
at its new site, increasing distance O.21
! mile.
Special mail service has been ordered
discontinued in Virginia as follows; Al
hambra. Nelson county, from Iyro; Bln-
well. Henrico county, from Erln Shades;
| Booker. Sussex county. from Stony Creek
Brook Hill, HenricO county. from Rich
mOnd: Collision, Bath county. from Heal
ing Springs: Chaney's. PittsylvanIa cOun-
ty, from Riceville and PeytOnsburg; FL
lett. Montgomery county, from Cambria
EnOn, GOOchland county, from Bula
Friar. Amherst county. from townsville
Hettie, Wise county, from Pound; Holly
wood AppOmattoX county, from fore's
Store: Hoover, Rockinghap county. from
COOte's Store John. Russell county. from
Dorado. kiracOfe, Augusta county, from
Saugeryille: Laird Dinwiddie county,
| from Glendoyle; Limstrong, Prince vii.
liam county, from Manassas; Long Spur,
Bland county. from Mechanicsburg; Lundy,
GravsOn county, from Corners Rock
Mappsburch, Accomsc county, from
Painter: Menia. pittsylyanla county,
from Toshes; Munda's Mill. Amherst
county. from Lynchburg; Olesko, Cum
berland county, from Farmville; Oranda.
Shesandoah county. from Meadow Mills
Ranswood Northumberland county,
from Heatnsvllle; Rocky Glen. Shenan-
doah county, from Lebanon church
Thalia, Princess Anne county, from Penn
broke Station; Nenner Prince Edward
county. from Pamplin City; Waldemar,
Dinwiddie county. from Glondoyle; Wal
ton Furnace. Mythe county. from Max
Meadows: West Norfolk. Norfolk county,
from Norfolk and Yellow Branch, Camp.
bell county, from RustburGh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

h,.t. o.r bo .rcretiye when he wishes
20 be' and the reply which he has gwen 70
ali ;nou,rles affords but little inoica' ~,
~ ,.hat he and his fellow-Iead OF the
Blus-tirass State intend to do.
CarIisle has gone to the extent OF sayinR
TINT he views with great gravity .hc s"u"
tion that would be presented py .ne n i' ~
nation of Cleveland, but ne DOS f That X the
defeat of Cleveland would DC .ne
renaltv OF the nomination. mere
~ doubt that with Cariisie
30, ~ the race fully half OF the
Eantnckv delegates are disposed 10 IaVor
Cleveisnd. Only the iron will OF hsnry
Watterson could keep them from cas.lns
their vote for the ex-Presidch,' ~" ~,
Watterson seems so uncertain OF M ,u. III
ence that II Is believed ne weIcoane .a,s -
idea OF Carlisle a. the effective ue'ns ~,
ieen,ne the Kentucky delegates away rom
Cleveland.
ILLINOIS PowEB.
Illinois which in the past has been al
,vavs such a mower in the Republican con-
vention. is suddenly assuming a position
of almost like prominence IN the peulo-
c-atic convention. IL is high up IN TUG
olnbabetic list OF States, and there ~, n,c
,nanv who believe that If the votes OF III
80 wore cast for Cleveland on the hrst
ballot II would result IN such s, =,
and substantial gam as 10 finally ehect hls
noninatlon. For this reason every
resource known to modern politics Is pc
mo brouqhr 10 bear by the different lac
tions upon the delegates of the stare 10
control the influence of the defesa,iohi.
The anti Cleveland people ere eviuentiy
very anxious that the illinois delegation
should pronounce 1t expedient 10 coiu9
vest for a presidential candidate anu
declare for JOAN NJ. Palmer on ,ne
first ballot. The person, however,
who is most strongly opposed 10
This nlan lust at the present TINE
- General Palmer himself. VINO mas
wr;tten 10 nearly all the Illinois deieSa,,
t,on advising them TO gave NleVelihu
honest and LOYAL support SO long as ne
shall be in the race. There Is no douot
that he is sincere IN desiring the noinlna-
tion for the ex-President, and II Cie'e-
land gets the vote of Illinois on the nrst
ballot il may be entirely ATTRIBUTED 10 IHe
influence OK General Palmer.
TWO VIGOROUS BooMs.
Two booms which have blossomed TO-
day are causing considerable anxiety 10
he cleveland leaders tonight. ihey are
tbe German boom ana the Morrison boom,
and there IS no doubt but that the friends
OF both these gentlemen are laoorins as
siduouslv to bring them into the contest
as compromise candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
MATTER OF TWO THIRDS.
That Is the Difficulty Besetting the Cleve
land Managers.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-Tbe Whitney confer
ence. before adjourning las, night. decided
that a number Of those who took part IN
its deliberations should call upon the
chairman of each delegation and get him
TO make q declaration as to the way hls
delegatIon intends TO vote. After studied
estimate the conclusion was srrived at
that Cleveland had at least $50 votes, in
Guiding instructed and uninstructed dele
gates.
TX Secretary Whitney IN an interview
said II have been IN two big tghts-the
Iilden campaign of 1876 and the Cleveland
campaign Of lS85-but in each OF these 1t
was simply a question of majority, and IN
that respect it differed from this with re-
gard to Cleveland. Now there IS no ques-
ton OF his majority; 1t Is simply matter
of two-thirds."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

ter's brother. Mr.. Il. B. Chestcrman, paced
the platform Tor breath OF fresh ar.
Aboard the train were delegates Moses 2;
Walton. DR.. q. W. dudley. judge r, =.
Burford. Mr.. =. Wexford Corpin. mr.
Henry Stuart. and Mr: b. Z. WINSTON.
And accompanying these delega,es ~
their private-car "Ascuion' were NJ; =.
y. Noel, Maj or Norman V. Randolph; HON.
Sheriff sullivan. Of Henrico, and Mr..
John Hunter. senator Daniel WI ION
the party in the second section ut Clifton
Forge. where other delegates from the
south. Piedmont, and the Southwest WI
get aboard. The travellers are IN n,gh
spirits and are having an enjoyable tinie'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Enthusiastic Lady Admirers Nearly Mob
Paderewski.
O. .l1, 70, Nnr Nnrk Inr =


English people have not yet reached
those heights of yrtuoso worship which
have been attained in Germany by the adj
mirsrs of List. who on one occasion had
to wade ankle-deep through roses IN order
to reach piano. but they are not far be-
hind. il one may judge by the unseemly
conduct of Herr Paderewskis audience at
st. james Hall last Wednesday.
Anything more ridiculous can hardly be
imagined. On returning TO bow his ac-
acknowledgements Paderewski found him.
self the centre or q seething mob
of dellrious women. who pelted him with
flowers and nearly tore of his coat in their
efforts to grab him by the hand. One
young lady. presumably in her desire to
join IN the pastime of mobbing the lion OF
the hour, fairly hurled herself headlong on
the platform. Tue ovation finally resolved
itself into bowling pandemonlum, from
which the poor artist was rescued by his
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
EDITOR JONES MENTIONED.
The St. Louis "Republic's" Chief Not
Candidate for the Nice-'residenoy.

sr TouIs. No. June ESPECIAL tele-
Grams received here by afternoon papers
Yesterday contained statements 10 the
effect that for some DAYS there had
bean talk among Democrats IN New
York and elsewhere Of the nomination ~
Chicago of a journalist Tor Wee TT. sident,
As Mir. Reid had been selected Tor tha
Office by the Republicans. and that among
Others the name Of Editor Charles IL.
Jones of tho IT. Louis ReDube, had oeen
mentioned. An Associated Press repre-
sentative called upen MI. Jones 10 MAKE
SOME injuries regarding the matter
rs this tine first news you have read re-
cardinr this natterfn he was asked.
No.~ he replied: Il have received a
score or more of letters and kilograms re-
rarding the matter within the last three
devs. The first intimafion / had was on
Wednesday night. when learned through
| a dispatch from New York that the matter
WIS being agitated and that some OF Mr..
Cleveland's friends and my own were men,
Ironing my name also. that telegram
| concerning il had been sent out
from New York. | was asked what
nv views concerning the matter were,
and nv answer was that such an Idea had
never entered my mind, and that there are
other Democrats in the West who could be
relied upon % add greater strength TO the
| ticket. and who had ASPIRATIONS III that
direction. while / had none. / have
answered only few Of these letters and
| kilograms. and my answer has been that /
am not candidate. and. as a delegate TO
| tho convention, expect TO support some
| one who Is a candidate"
Should the nomination come to you
| would you see fit to accept"
MY answer is that nominations to an
| exalted Office ike that of Nice-President do
| not come in that way. ] am quite sure
| that shall not be called upon either to
accept or decline the nomination for the
ice-presidency. and | AN not giving the
| matter any thought. What am most in
| terested III Just now is the platform TO be
| adopted by the convention"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
GRAY FOR FIRST PLACE.
Indiana VIII Present Him ms Good Presi-
dental Timber.

CHICAGO, June 1s.--Danlel w. Voorhees,,
United States senator and delegate at large
from Indiana. announces that Ex-Governor
Isaac p. Gray is n candidate for tho presl-
dental nomination. " Indiana will pre-
sent Governor Gray's name," he said,
land believe will vote solidly for him on
the first ballot. Senator Voorhees, will
make the nominating speech himself.
Gould he carry New York;" They
tell US that Cleveland cannot carry New
York because of his antagonism TO Hill.
and then we hear that Hill cannot carry
New York because of Cleveland's friends.
Well, | don't pretend to understand the
situation in New York thoroughly. Mr..
Cleveland is my friend. but if neither he
nor Hill can carry the State we must OBJ
viously look elsewhere for leader. The
Democracy must have New York. We
have clear majority of the voters Of that
state. The only thing Democratic can
didate has to do IN New York is to get the
full vote of his party. Governor Gray is
not identified with either faction, and
rec no reason why he should not get the
strength Of the party"