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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

working of tho great inrin measure,
commonly known rs the Mckinley oil,
IL bceamlng 10 be Appreciated by mum.
hors Of VOTERS who. Immediately aft
It's becoming law, miscunueivod IFS
purpose aud donhted iis Wisdom and
JUSTICE. Mr.. Harrison, discussing this
measure recently apply said, "lu 1880
q was a conflict ul predictions, now our
advcraries must face trade statistics
and prices ourrcnt,N
10 Is. also hcttor understood and apprc-
ciated that the Republican party Is tho
party OF prpgross. II beasts OF no tra-
ditiOna ia bus no followers, for all are
leaders. II has given the world the
bost government over administered
among mon Ii has exalted labor dig.
nihed the homo aud made the waste
places 10 produce plenty, In the track
OF rs marches are TO b. scon million
factories, surrounded by happy and
prosperous agricultural communities.
Ii h tho party Of honest money and
fir equivalents IL permlts its az
10 20 be free and contends for equal
r,gAts before the law FOR all 10 Oc,
cliros TO tne eauIryu OF the rlch aud
the children OF she poor, that the child
OF any American oitson can achieve
am thing possible 10 tnis great country.
This grand party gooe Oeiorc tho couu-
wv llis Nv9V Wi9n sVuuu' vlSaV aIu
Sno3S,NooS p,asoris ,. Vnu 1 ,s ,uo
NvN.'' w w WV w nu" 1919 ~
piNs ,,7n ta patrlouc end sound Geo,
nV,i'iV ip,nvsll'S3s, WV ~ yiVen "uu
NV tVNV9 wv nVNu VI NNlNn wv wv
etatOsmnniike, uccessinl and satlFiac-
tory administration Of our national m-
fairs.
WIN sVVh history, WIN tuoh
platform any sNoh ticket W. 20 mot
u't'Ne VelSNg anu poloW lhtoiilgoht
wiu Pa'rlnt,u Nuierlolhs we hvou npt
leal H. ihNnklng You one unu All lnr
ui'ug l''tu.bv',,V 49, u.li,4l,H WV uN.'
orous igyors' Ihopo retro with your
gouu VIII
ZION H. ~; tnwley OF galveston Was
| Pun ~ nomination ~ Mr. Tyler OF
Wnshilng lon county us temporary CHAIR
nun on lnN convention anu ~ ~ holp
81 NloRia county Us reooWlhN Hoi"-
Wrl
Mr' M'% enaer rplipr OF inc san
antonio Light nominated Hon Areh
CO'hraho ui iAii'a lotlenipor"ry ohAlr
Nun
lhe nominations Woro ihen oloseu
anu lho Eot, H,NVp ny youhli's,
Mr. howloy WIS elected oyer M.
Oochis1nn ny a vote ei lHi 10 l'u' "
was moved tmt ih' Note pe lna1e
unanimous whioh lnptloh prpvuilo0'
Nil iihWlVN was tnon cHcurHu tp tD0
/ platform ana spoke az iollows'
CHAIRMAN liAwLi3Y's SPEECH.
Tho I2epnhlicau MARTY IN convention
/ today rbaliengos n,S nttoition mud
| nrafonnd infr,Gst of the orihn Wntn.
! Won have agscmblod for "A purpose hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

AIS O'clock sharp tho convention hat
was packed with delegates and spoeta'
tOr.
several ckiempOraneous epeechsss
we're made BY tho more enthusiastic
members before the convention was
callnd Ia order. Among othors Wa
rouslng speech by Butler spoarsi q dei'
eg.lt. ron Camp county His rcnIaf kf
wore straight-oni Republican and h
Ma loldiy ehcered. After Mr. 5pearg
epsech Il was with difficulty that
Chairman Hawlcy finally rcsiored
qultt and called the eonyen,
il0h 70 ofeder The regular order ~
busine.u wag' .asu taken up. Ihs
el,sirlnas alinounced JBai inasmuih o.
the committea on ortutlal3 wa On
abie 10 retorl beiDT 10 a. NJ. to-day
motion Tor o lournn cit was ~ otfisr,
NJ no further con sntiogal bpsip-'ts
ooald b. Atsebdaa = ustii tant e9aA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
YesrERnAY,s STORM.

Yesterdays brief but terrific storm
was the most disastrous this section has
experienced since the cyclone OF four
years ago, which wrecked a good por-
ton of Martins Ferry. Yesterdays
storm was one of different character,
but more widespread in its destruction.
We have received reports from along
the river for three miles and half up
and on both sides the damage to truck
farms by the remarkably severe hail
was very great. The damage still
farther up and on the hills
and in the other direction across
the Panhandle and in Pennsylvania
must have been equally great.
Some Of the hail-stones were larger
than walnutS and came slanting down
as If fred from gatling guns. Naturally
they played smash with north windows
and in some instances knocked holes in
tin roofs. II was the severest hail that
has visited us for many years. 1t was a
beautiful sight to see from a safe place
Of observation, but we want no more
such shows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Humorous Selections.

Missed Fire-The man that slipped
past ST. Peter.-BOSton Commercial B1tl-
letin.
1t is now the correct thing for corpor-
atoms to 60 where the combine twineth.
-PittSblLrg Chronicle.
There is generally an "air Of refine
ment" in the neighborhood of the petrol
cum factory. columbus Post.
Wise (excitedly)-''If you keep on
like this l shall certainly lose my tenn
per-" Husband (serenely)-"No dan
ger, my dear. A thing OF that size is
not easily lost. "-PittSbur0 Bulletin.
"Oh, girlsl There's a tramp" Are
you sure?" Eyes. Don't you see him."
Isn't it lovely? Now we will have some
one to try our new cooking-school bis
cult on. "-WdShington Star.
"He: dearest, can you not trust
me? Will you not agree to combine
your fortune with mine?" She: SHOULD
like to above all things, but the laws
are pretty strict just now on trusts and
combines. boston Transcript.
Jennie: "Is there any test by which
one can ascertain the genuineness Of a
diamond without consulting jeweler?"
Minnie: cousin Bob says you can find
out by soaking it, but Inever thought
to ask him in what. "-lndiGaGpOliS
Journal.
Helen Hyler: ''You can't go now,
and leave me with this blazing open
fire. ! shall have TO sit here alone until
it's burns out" Jack Lever: "All
right, Ill stay little longer. after a
pause). All, Miss Hyler, don't you
think I'd better put another log on?"-
Puck
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

loss was about $40, 600, oOO-that is, the
fire loss has increased at faster ratio
than our national wealth.
or course, the President can do little
more than call the attention oil the
country to these facts, it being a mat
ter that can be dealt with only by local
legislation. A contemporary speaking
on this subject makes these appropriate
remarks:
It is matter of surprise that only lew
cities in this country have building laws,
for IN most instances the form OF construc-
ton is left entirely with the individual
owners. II would, perhaps, do no harm II
President Harrison were to call attention
to this subject, for the reason that II is one
which cannot be too frequently referred 10,
until such time as public opinion shallhave
been educated up TO the point OF demand
inc that in this country we shall adopt
those precautions which are found neces-
sary in the old world. and which there
save the people hundreds of millions OF dol
lars worth of property which we allow 10
be used UP in smoke and fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Editors to the Front.
Irfryuorf TuIs1.

West Virginia editors are coming to the
front this year. j. B. fancy, of the REG
IsTER, is to go as delegate TO the Chicago
conventions; Jonn Frew, OF the Inteui-
genccr, has the gubernatorial bee buzzing in
his bonnet; George Washington Tippet,
of the Point Pleasant Register, thinks the
authorship will strike him; Morris, of the
Richie GGzettc, will either run for Cover
nor or stand for Congress in the Fourth dis
trict; Stewart f. Reed, of the Clarksburg
Telegram, has his eye on seat in the State
Senate; Clarks, of the Delta, desires to
represent Upshure County in the Legisla-
ture: Wotring, of the Journal, thinks of
being Prosecuting Attorney of Preston
County, and McEldowny Of the Wetzel
Democrat, having declined all earthly honors,
is trying hard to get to Heaven. Thus we
might go down the list but space forbids.
Why shouldn't these gentlemen be ambit-
ious! Who does more labor and receive
fewer of the loaves and fishes than the
members Of the press
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

President HARRIsoN's attention has
been called to the fire losses in the
United States in an official communica-
ton from TIE National Board of Fire
Underwriters, which is formed OF the
leading FIRE insurance companies doing
business in the United States. These
losses have now re cached an enormous
sum annually, and appears TO be In
creaSlng year by year. In 1881 the es-
timated destruction Of values was SSH
GOO, O0O; In 1891 the record Of estimated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Glad tits sheIved.

Without expressing an opinion upon the
merits of the question, but viewing il sim
ply from party standpoint, we are glad
that the Silver bill has met its defeat for
this session. The great question before
the people at this time is tariff reform.
Upon that the party is united, and If il is
kept as the chief issue the Democracy will
win a signal victory this fall. Upon the
silver question the party is hopelessly di-
vided. IL has proven to be sectional in its
the West and South for free coin
age, and the North and East againstit, and
no possible good could result from pressing
that issue at this time. Congressman VIII
son voted against the consideration Of the
Bland bill, aud by so doing he expressed
the wishes of his constituents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
pOTPOURRI.
A Hotch Potch of Good Things From
Many Sources to Suit All Tastes.


A Hotch Potch of Good Things From
Many Sources to Suit All Tastes.
HYPHES AND PARESTHEsfs.
certain man in q certain town.
Who bore the good old name Of Brown,
Has often TO his cronies said
I'm his foolish days. while still unwed),
That she TO whom he nigh, be mated
Should never use the hyphenated
Style OF name. thus written down:
'sMrs. Msry Soandso-Brown.
But fate is tickle and contrary;
he wed q woman literary,
And now to his disgust and shame,
In print each day ne sees his mans.
Reduced TO something less than naught
And lugged in like an afterthsught
In style his very soul 10 sadden,
By Eva Edith BROWN McFadden."
-AHonynous
A oUAKER's PRAYER.
Oh, that my eyes might closed he
To what becomes me not 20 see,
That deafness might possess my ear
To what concerns me not To heart
That truth my tongue might always tie
From ever speaking fooishlyl
That no vain thoughts might everest
Or be concealed within my breasti
Wash, Lord, and purify my heart,
And make IL clean in every part;
And when It's clean, Lord, keep il so,
For that is more than can do.
Exchange.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

TIE 81. Louis Republic PERSISTS in an
moving Mr.. NIEDRINGHAUs Of the same
city, BY sending a reporter TO him
every two weeks TO ascertain how soon
he will be able TO fll commercial orders
for tinplate This has been going on
for some time, but Mr.. NIEDRINGHAUs
is not yet ready. Neither is any other
of the tinpIate boomers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Likes TO Go to Fires.

The King OF Italy has perfect fancy
for attending fires. The other evening
he was due at the German embassy,
where Count Solms gave ball. Her
Majesty, Queen Margaret, radiant in a
toilet of pale yellow silk, and dazzling
with superb diamonds, came alohe, and
stated that his majesty, the King, had
gone to fire which had broken out at
a mandatory of macaroni and Italian
paste, and he remained at the scene
until the flames we're subdued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

William Jennings Bryan, of Nebras-
ka, who obtained fame by his tariff
speech in the House this session is just
81. He was born at Salem, H., gradu-
ated from the public school, and studied
law in Chicago. In 1887 he settled at
Lincoln, Neb., and by his talents and
energy soon gained Statewide repu-
tation, and was asked to run for Gov
ernor. He married a. "a, and his wife,
to be true helpmeet, studied law and
was admitted to the bar. She has never
practiced, but her knowledge has great
ly helped her husband.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Real Estate Bargains !

s225 buys lot SOxi2O, on South York street, on
easy terms.
E595 buys lot 25xlOo, on Erie street, Island, ON
easy terms.
$500 buys lot 2SxI90 on South Penn street,
Island, on easy terms.
$3.50 buys lot30 feet front, on Wabash street,
in the Old Fair Ground plat: all cash; me
building site: water, gas and sewer.
s7J0buys corner lot 30xl20, southeast corner
Wabash and lndisns streets. Island; cheap.
$3.50 buys house and lot 40Ni40 on Kentucky
street Island; cheap: one-half cash balance
on time.
1900 buys house and lot 52x3OO, on the east
side Of North Front street, lSlnndi cheap; one
third cash handles il. balance on time.
$3.50 buys two houses on lot 20NliO, on Ken
lucky street. Island. Good Investment.
t3 100 buys six-room house, lot 35xlsO on
South Broadway, Island. with all modern con-
venieces, in best OF repair: possession can be
had at once: on easy terms; cheap.
5000 buys country home seven rooms, bath,
ball, attic cellar, water gas and sewage. Lot
200x3G0; fine view, at Echo Point, on terms to
suit; possession at once.
ROLF & HARVEY,
1927 Market Street.
Telephone $50. apSsu,ru,F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

REV. DR.. TAINAGE's sermon COM
memorating the card anniversary Of his
Brooklyn pastorate is a powerful and
eloquent effort. Since 1869 DR.. TAI
MAGE has built three Tabernacles, and
in all these years has missed preaching
but QUE Sunday-that being from indiS-
positiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

The iaborer has been forced to pay more
for the roof that shelters him, Tor the hat
that covers bis head and the wociens that
,,,,,sr MS back. He has had 20 pay more
for the linen he wears, the hammer anu
noe with witch he works. Yet his wages
have not gone MP one cent. what neneht
has increased protection been 70 MIN =
5rtr4rf f-0fs ConyrsssaGn MrHilidH's Speech ia
~ H0uss N0rch Oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

For the benefit Of the readers Of the
DAILY REGISTER throughout the State
who do not get the SUNDAY REGISTER
we reproduce the splendid speech of ex-
President CLEVELAND in Rhode Island,
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

Have been taSed........ sis.Oo0OO
Totaitax.. .si2S, 10000
This annual tax of about S35,OOO,oOO
has been but a small part Of the excess
Of revenue which has been expended in
the rapid payment Of our national debt
by the purchase Of bonds before matur-
ity at a high premium. The evils of
these taxes are manifold while the &C.
tuaI cost Of their collection can hardly
be measured. These evils consist in
the following additional charges upon
consumers which the people pay but
which the government does not receive,
which are thus enumerated by Mr. AT
KINSON:
First-In the maintenance Of the prices
Of some Of the most important materials
which are consumed in domestic arts, year
by year. above the prices Of the same ma
terials IN foreign countries, whatever the
actual prices Of each year may be.
SecOnd-ln depressing the prices Of these
same materials I'm other manufacturing
countries by the obstruction TO the demand
Of this country, which possesses the great
est purchasing power OF any nation IN the
world
Third In diminishing the purchasing
power Of other nations I'm respect 10 the eX-
cess of our farm products, thus reducing
the demand upon US and depressing the
price Of our excess which is necessarily
sold for export, upon which the price of
our whole crop depends.
FOurth-In rendering 10 necessary to
grant compensatory duties on the import Of
manufactures ready for consumption, i'm
order 70 overcome IN part the evil done 20
domestic manufacturers BY the enhanced
cost Of their materials in consequence Of
this pad system Of duties on crude mate
risss.
Filth the grave injury done to the
worxmen occupied in the special prOduC-
ton Of ores, pig iron, wool and other crude
materials bv the uncertainty Of their Occu-
patton. on the import OF foreign labOrers
for special service and IN many other ways,
any advantage given by such duties being,
as n rule wholly secured by owners rather
than bv workmen.
TITS. Of course, impossible TO measure
the exact taxes which the people pay,
but which the government does not re-
ceive in consequence Of the imposition
of these taxes upon imports in class &,
crude materials, aud in class C, partly
manufactured materials
'.From the closest computation, says
Mr.. ATKINSON, (which l have been
able to make. should estimate IL at
nearly tenfold the revenue derived from
the importer at a sum exceeding
sae6. O00, 600 each year-which is eQsiv-
aisnt to doubling the normal cost Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

Advertisers might paste this axiom
SN4 In their hats with profit; Anew
paper that will lie abou. its own eirouia-
ton win lie abSut that OF its oOntsmPoS-
arlaau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

An HONEST Chicago alderman would
draw we'll in dime museum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
REGISTEK ar WASHINGTON. ID. Q.

The DAuY REsIsrEE Ia on sale regularly A.
tAe News Exchange, on Fourteenth street, De-
wen Psnusylvania svsnue and street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, 5th War
Scranton. Pa, stated Nov. 2, 's5: He
had used DIR. Thomas Electric OIL for
sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu-
matism. Cured every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

YESTERDAYS hail ought to boom the
window-giass trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

MATT OUAy's delicate religious sem
sibuiues are shocked at the idea Of
keeping the Worlds Fair open on Sun
aovc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

The political aspirants now in Rhode
Island are depending largely on Provi-
aor~e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04

If any level-headed man Of sense desires
to read the most healthful and reasonable
view of the Democratic situation at pres
ent, let him read w l. Wilson's article
taken from the Forum and published in the
Wheeling RERIsTER on last Monday morn
ing. Ii is the best thing Of the kind IN print
ami ought TO be read Dy every Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
UNCLE HIRAM.
when Aaron H. woodhiIl re-wrote his

PROMINENT physicians and all classes OF
citizens are unanimous in the endorsement
of Salvation Oil, the great cure Tor rheu-
matism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rAusrn AT THE OPERA HOUSE.


Regarding Mr.. Morrison's splendid pro-
duction, TO be seen at the .Ope ra House
Thursday evening, the Cleveland Plain
Dealer says;
"No performance in years has been
greeted with greater fervor by more dis
eliminating audience than the play last
night. OF the actors, Morrison is pre-
eminently the star. His 'Mephisto' is alb
solutely beyond reproach. The bold, cool
craftiness, the consummate subtlety Of the
fend are portrayed with such realism
that one almost feels the presence in
person, of the 'arch doubter,n and involun-
tarily looks for another than FOR mere
stage presentation. II is in the more diffi-
cult passages that Morrison is at his best.
His support is excellent. The magnificent
scenic and mechanical effects have not been
exceled here in many day, If ever, ana
the beautiful electric and calcium effects
were delightful surprise.
NYE AND BURBANK.
The present tour Of TIE famous Bill Nye
and his talented co-entertainer, \. p Bur
bank, 70 he at the Opera House Friday, is
proving record breaker for big houses
and mirthful enthusiasm, and they VIII
prove no exception TO the rule elsewhere.
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau and Manager
II. r. Thearle, who controls the tour OF this
famous duo, viii also bring kemenyl, tne
celebrated Hungarian violinist, and his big
concert organization to this section OF the
country little later in the season.
PAIR OF JACKS TONIGHT.
This evening Havlin's great farce comedy
called "A Pair of jacks will commence
three nights engagement The play this
season is said to be very funny, and the
company one Of the best that has ever APP
peared here with this comedy. The lndica-
tons are that the Grand will have large
audience this evening. Secure your TICK
cts at Genther's and avoid the great rush
at the door.
UNCLE HIRAM.
When Aaron II. Woodhill re-wrote MS
sensational comedy drama, Uncle Hiram,
and put in a saw mill working IN ful view
of the audience and railroad train cross
ing the stage in 80 seconds, he laid the
foundation of his torture. His play is pack
ing the theatres everywhere, and wnen
Uncle Hiram is thrown upon the log truck
and is about to be cut to pices by buzz saw
the audience is spellbound and Jump 70
their feet and cheer as he is rescued by the
dashing Troja Griswold as Bella Uncle
Hiram will be at the Grand the last t1ree
nights otthis week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
announcements.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
n FOR. SHERIFF.

oFSce ~ Sheriff OF Ohio County subject To the
decision OF the Democratic Primaries and 70.
spectfuTy solicit the votes and influence OF al
ps spssdb JOHN RoBREcHT. sR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
COLD FIGURES AND FACTS.

MIR. EDWARD ATKINSON, who Is not
politician, but a cold-blooded scientist
and the foremost statistieian in the
world. has most interesting article in
the independent Boston HaGld on the
subject Of the tariff. He begins with
the proposed remission Of taxes on crude
aud partly manufactured materials, in
dealing with which, be states that con-
sideration must be given to the relative
burden Of one class Of taxes as compared
TO another. He says:
In twelve years, 1890 70 1891 inclusive,
the duties upon the import Of articles OF
luxury or OF voluntary use. entered az
valuation at the port of shipment (disre-
garding fractions In this and the su0se'
Quent statementsl;
OF ........... . .. ............ . 81 or U0,NO
Have yielded revenue Off,. solo. COO 600
Articles manufactured ready Tor
consumption, valued az
Rsveaue....,........,...........e... 79t5OOcCo
Articles OF food and live animals
about four-f'ths sugar aud mo-
lassesl valuation. 81, 431O00O
Revenue ......-..t. .....-.-..s..-. t-'VVh0W
Total revenue -,toi,l ullti
So far. the duties upon these classes may
be Justified under the necessity for rev
enue from customs, provided they arc
rightly adjusted.
In the same period Of ~ years, 1850 20
1891 inclusive. the dutahle imports Of
crude materials, which are necessary in the
process OF domestic industry, valued at port
of shipment:
Al ... 800. R6Sa 10000
Have been taxed ..... $4,000, 900
Materials partly manu-
featured. which also
enter into the pro-
cesses OF domestic in-
dustrv. valued At. S3SC00Oc0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-04
Three Thoughts From One Editor.
0eSgOR Democrat.

Senator Camden has right 20 be can
didate for Senator if he so desires Sena-
tor Faulkner does not own the Office.
Faulkner has made a very useful Senator.
But that does not ensure his reelection.
Senator Camden made useful Senator
That did not ensure his reelection. Moth
ing in tue world succeeds like success and
the contest is always open.to the best man.
We desire to remind our Republican
friends who are seeking to down John O.
Pendleton Dy ridicule aud abuse, that he
defeated the a6lest man in their party in
this district when he was not half as pop
ular in the Democratic party as he is To-
Gay. You may wag your tongues at Pen
oletOn, and ne may have his faults and Pc
cnharities, but he is a slayer and winner
now get away with him if you can.