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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

cept In one place, every mans hand
will be against his neigbbor for often.
sive or defensive purposes. Thirty Or
forty years ago there seemed to be no
natural possibility OF period Of such
universal commotlon In human ehaite
becoming a reality. A comprehensive
view OF the general situation Of the
world-wiih special reference to the
Inf, In the direction Of individual and
Class viOlenceSogethcr with the special
growth OF anarchism leads to the
opinion that even from tho standpoint
Of uualied human reason, such stu.
ton comss within the range Of the
possible. We believe II 10 be inevitable,
unless humanity shan wheel into
closer line with the requirements OF
tho moral universe OF the Almighty.
The general disposition In this dlreo
ilcn is not at present sufficiently proml.
nent, spvaking ns = whole, AZ to DO ap.
probable, so that which was foreseen
by tho prophets must DO fulfilled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
TnE COMING OF CHRIST.

Ina ~. Louis monthly called Word
and Works nm article appears In which
the time Of the coming OF Christ Ia
discussed. Once more an attempt IL
made to set the year II not "the day
aud the hour" Of His second advent.
II Is based on the so.cRliod science OF
numbers. IL shows that the figures
three and seven, their multiplcs and
combinations, enter into the gonealo-
gy, lie work and death Incidents Of
the Master, and from these a. basis
Ia built up an ingenious II fanciful
theory, making 1909 the probable year
Of His coming. There Ia little II any
prof, In such speculatlons, but the
editor adds the following remarks,
which we here produce as showing
that there are some people besides the
Latter'dsy Saints who fondly look for
the appearing and the Kingdom Of our
Lord,snd who yet make no pretcnsions
as to n knowledge OF tho limo Of His
advent:
awe believe tho record concerning
'iho man Christ jesus We dcvou,ly
believe that He ever lives'-ihat tho un-
folding plans Of the infinite and holy
Father arc conferred In Him; that lie has
gone up on high aud that IIo will In
some way and nj fixed time return with
unspoakablo glory and powor TO this
earth. A. to the time, tho place or tho
manner Of his coming, we do not spccu-
late. We have no sort OF Idea. And az
We have before stated IN those columns
taking The words Of Christ himself ~ our
guide-it docs soon 10 Us that tho slgus OF
the approaching fulnllmout OF His words
and OF His appearing are being multi
piled all over the earth, and Ia tho very
heavens. We let our friends discuss tho
subject In Word AID Horts because II Il
80 sacrcdly dear to 10 many hearts, and
because /, Is right and proper that Il
should DO discussed. Why should we not
talk much about an event 10 wonderful
and 80 clearly aud positively revealed In
wha, we regard NJ Gods revelation to us9
Our discussions may amount 10 lit,le
moro than the twaddle Of children who
look aud long for tho coming Of loved
and loving absent parents; but who eau
object to such twaddle3 Who can meas
ure liz results in fostering lovo--in soul
power-in watchfulnoss and In roadi-
nossH It is an accepted belief that wo
think Of our friends as ihoy arc drawing
near TO Us. Who will prove that our
thoughts Of the coming OF Chris, are not
thus result Of His near approachfn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
DON'T RUN WILD!

-. g., 4.
i"h a' 'oV'ea VI ''eo SILVER !" 'ney
"o .anou, 'na Vs. inc people VINO
"an' ''''e' 'e''o'ou 70 us proper posi-
uon a" money instead OF mere
hI'iolo OF merohhndise, no doubt feel
s'ea inpauehco "hon they see the
sOpn's''y ~n'ch thoir opponents re-
sort 70 IN endoavorins 10 maintain
.ho sns'o suhuafd OF gold ANA
thoy naturally uis'fust al tho make
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
UTAH CROP.wEArHER NOTES.

THE Utah weather report for April
states that ON the 10, IL, is and 2lst Of
that month, frosts slightly injured
wheat and lucern In Box Elder
County.
In Rich County cold weather and
lack Of sunshine retarded growth Of
spring and winter wheat, lucern, etc.
But some snow on the 23rd and 26th
was beneficial to ranges and crops in
general.
In Weber County weather conditions
were reported on the whole favorably,
while In Davis County frosts and hail
did some damage to fruit trees and
other budding plants.
In Utah County small fruits aud
vegetables were slightly injured by
frosts, aud the growth OF crops 70.
tarded by general lowness OF tenn.
perature.
In Juab County npricots and early
peaches were somewhat Injured, but
grain is reported doing well. In San
pete County frosts prevailed, but no
damage is reported.
Fruit blossoms, especially spples
were injured in Sewer County by
frosts ON the 2ith and Goth. High
wind Injured wheat and oats on the
25lh and Goth, and trotts on the 28lh
and 9Th injured fruits. In Parowan,
Garfield anu other southern counties
high Winds and light fros,s prevailed
during the closing week Of April but
no serious damage Is reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
TIE NEW CHINESE EXCLUSION
BILL.

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-, p' 80, - - f' ,, ~ i'D.'o
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- - - ~ ~
-, 49, 80 ,N.'a,''n o'''' :" 10
~ .ran a." "a a.ai,', a ,,s,.a',s
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UnI,o, sta,,s v,s,., r,.r.n,,,, o., ~
,,,,i,g nh. ,n.s,s, =, . -, ,.,n.
wand Lnow,n,Iv land n chin,n,sn ~,
tb,so shor.s would ,a srht.n, a. A..
N, s6ono aud ,r,n,,sorn,.n, d. go
yeor rltl,.rs ,id,r. ., .h.,,In,, a.
.,y v,y 10 Ir,,od,.a H., r.t,..,
a. 800. -, -t,t,.' -, -
srbiao, IN . a,. ., s,non a,,, $500.
mani ,oy ona year Ev.r Chtn.s, ,on,
Is,. hoso,e sni.,In, Tho uni,ad 49,.
would no ,,oni,ad 40 oh,.tr ,a,,,,,.
,,om Tho soo,,tary n, d. T,s..,,,.
rha AN H. ,.n,,,,a, rhtaa'a 49,.
res,l.n, ho,o IN ah,a,n ca,,inos,'s y,
Idor,iaca,,on ,ror, Iha Con,n,,.sIaus.
o,f,Iand pav.rn. sno,, oa,,Iaas,s -
n. ,,anr.d Win ~. ,ort,ai, :, a.
r,,son /, rur,or,. ~ ,don,iT, Tha,o
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equally a. ,,,o,o hn, r. a,.as,,,
tnnchca IN arnly nlns,,o,o ,ha 49,
ac,., o,,h, ra,sn,o
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nit. nm Foro,,n p.,s,,ons hv s.
D.. no,nh a, o. rrh., .' 90
v,,,nollv n,ov,ds, snr m. oor,inna,V"o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

THE Ave republics Of Central Amer.
lea, namely, Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, Costa Rioa and Salvador,
ARE moving towardsa single confedera.
ton. Each country Is about to send
five delegates to congress in San
Salvador next September, to consider
the matter These delegates will ho
invested with plenipotentlary powers
to determine the basis Of the proposed
union. And to select federal capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
WOMEN DELEGATES 10 MINNIE.
APOLI,.


WE notice that the Republicans Of
wvomipg. in their State convention
atwhicb delegates were chosen to the
National convention at Minneapolis,
,ent two ladies "a alternates. This
will mn doubt stir nm the opponents of
woman suffrage, and give them text
on which 10 sermonize about the
desradatlon of woman by contact with
notifies.
The ladies selected, Mrs. jenkins
and Mta. Carleton. arc both said TO be
active in political Affairs, eloquent and
able. and they will no doubt be heard
from during the convention though
they are but allernates. The question
will naturally bc raised why the
Wyoming convention did not elect
one Of them nj least NJ n regular dele
gate. Tho reason was, probably,
the fear lest the National
convention might not admit n woman
delegate, rs II would be an innovation
and would probably raisea dispute that
itch, ~. ,,,,,...a., vu d,d no, do.
nr,,. wrom,nr q, an concentration.
Th,o,nh ,on,,.., "a. .i,.,,.,.. viii
aonh,ls.. \. .d,ny,,a,i .nd ,.L. THAR
,.,,. w,,h ~. ,..,
E,or, who, wo ,..,n n, ,h.s. l,d,..
r,,,,,,a has. 40, Az ,.r s.,,.d.d th.r
dining an .,r.,,o,o. ~, .oys,., vea,s
Th,v .,o h,,,,, I'D ,v.ii.ineo,m.d.
and iu,, n. much isd,.. n. whom thew
A., a.,. ,h.I, .,,.,,Ion IA n,hii,
ar,,s I,t...o,.IIa ,,.n 10 I,n.,
,h., ,h.y wirI no, n. d.m.,od IN any
,,o., .x,.n, n, ,an,a.au,,ra wvorIn.
IN an. ,,,nn.., oi,s .on,.n,,o,
4, 10. 49, .,,,...,.t ,h., ,h.v will
4. .n..,.d % s,.nd on IN. .e.,s
- ~. ,.,- 80 ~, ,h.n,'
-. -" -. r.. .voI,.d ny.- am,
80. ..,,,r,.r, a. m.
-. s',.a.,, -. .o,ns,omaa ~ sc,
n'', -. .,e ,,o, 49,. 49, r..d M ,hIs
49, -, A.. -. ri. h.i.n..
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80 ~ unoh 40 In
-. -. LIT. .ssa.,,,v And
80. ..i.., =,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
THE DRIFT IN THE DIRECTION OF
VIOLENCE.


VIOLENCE.
STRONG tendencies toward anarchy
are not confined to the misguided
wretohes who arc seeking by destruc.
tive means, to dcmollsh every species
OF organization established to protect
humanity against itself They are
cropping out In innumerable shapes in
almost every department OF Affairs, In
all the nations. Outside OF the opera.
tions Of the social anarchists now maxi
Ing a stir In Europe, the DRIFT In the
direction Of chaos Is In nothing 70
strongly excmplined ne In the I'm.
mcnse increased deeds Of individual
violence that are everywhere occurring
with astounding frequency. The ex-
citing causes 10 the commission Of the
innumerAble atrocities that cast n
blemish upon the civilization Of our
times are varied and frequently trifi.
Ing.
Even this once peaceful and exem-
plary Territory has caught draft Of
the breeze ofpassion which sweeps the
globe, violent deeds having multiplied
remarkably OF late years. This cannot
be, except In part, accounted FOR on
tbs ground OF Increase OF population,
and not altogether on the basis OF
tho character OF the later influx. nj.
though this second cause has much to
do with 1t. The violent crimes have
not been the work OF the older class Of
settlers. But We wish to speak on this
subject In a general rather than local
sense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

removed. In future tho celestial must
enter entirely ON his own check aud
queue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
FURNISHED gnnms as'antea-

YOUNG MAN wishes neatly furnished hall room;
i private family: vicinity of Post ONCE; Al ref
erences. Address K. s.. box 175. Sun uptown ONCE.
1,265 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

i or TIE NEW YORK CONCIltT COMPANY. limited,
e serve iT III. ensuing year wi. BE- held a, the "a.
10th day Of septembsI, 1897, At O'Clock p. 4.
4 .. pETREcE. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
2fal Gstatc at'anted.

WANTED-Ip Harlem or above the bridge. a small
w house IN good location; must be bargaiA fa
cash. Ne Agsnts. Owner address
PkoAPL o24 East leth o. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
HMs,urss Chances.

lYANTED-Msn to take the management OF New
w York branch for large Chicago house: will pay all
running expenses and salary of 500 per month and
allow n percentage On ali the bus nesF done; i've or ten
years contract II desired; must invest $4,000 cAsh IN
goods and msrchan iise carried there in stock and
thus give entire attention to tbe business.
HENRY VERNON. Jos Homo Insurance Building.
Chicago, III.
V~ANTED-The agency FOR the South OF Insurance.
w Homestead. Mortgage. and Loan Accusations;
references. 70 hon 2 Goa, city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
flats aud apartments atauted.

flats aud apartments Wanted.
WASrED FLar-0 or 7 rooms and bath q small
w front or ] corner tlatL ground moor or ono flight,
within hye blocks Both st. and broadway. Address X.
box 1C2. Sun uptown ONCE. ] .285 Broadway.
W ANTED. Nicely furnished. small nat: everything
w complete; references exchanged: family Of three.
Address, giving full particulars and price. N. B.. 26A
9Th Av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
Dwelling Apusss a&'anted.


A -wANTED-Two adjoining <ttory. high-stoop
n. house. centrally located. Address with prices
and fun descriptton N. +. boz l52. sun uptown ONCE.
l.2b5 Broadway,
VVASTED-A house between Goth and Tooth SITS. LIST
w and Lexington avs. not exceeding $3.50 per an
~ ii SCHILLER. Al walker st.
VVASTED-snAi house. west side. good n .ighbor.
w hood. not above ehtl VI. Address full particulars
PIiHNlx box 200. sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

ITO LET. FuRNISHED-Nsw. modern. built. ten room
i houas, containing all improvements, and barn;
rent $40 per nnnum. s.. box 22l. Ridgewood. NJ j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
Efrspual 9mlees.

A MAD DOC wall bs lot loose ct Bsek's Rye Beach
"A Labor Day. Don't fail to see It,
Arsr sfs dss u killed sssS's sasul cAasAks wiz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
FURNISHED Rooms atantea.

wv ANTED-By a young gentleman. nicely furnishe ed
W large room. with private family. not above <oth
st.; with or without board: state terms.
r. II. r., T, q. box 2.OS?. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
Ysxl estate tor Sale or Gxehxuss.

RuILDERs.-ssverai plots Of lots, near io4sh st. sta.
eau q esnnasissss VIA J. 1 ROBINSON is SeWsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
90 a,rt for aasiness 2urpusss.


A GOOD CHANCE for m industrious Young coupe
n A house and store. Slh per month. suitable Tor any
light business. on Sd av. ~f"rdhsm. near depot: horse
cars pass the door. Apply to Mr.. WN. MOORE, real
estate office, adjoining premises.
AT IS FRANKFORT sT-Iight Offices rented very
n cheap: elevator. JANlTOR.
BUILDINGS, stores. lofts. aud offices to let in great
ID variety. RuLANp6 WHITING. 8 Beekman st.
ELEGANT LARGE STORE IN good business locality,
Il II Greenwich av.: also one At ~ Christopher st.
nNE LARGE. two small lofts: good hight: power and
~ heat: possession Immediately. 1913 Pearl st.
CTORE. ]. I55 2D Az. with living Apartments, $50:
- good business block: pate glas. front.
Il O'iiAfA. 1.l45 I'd NV.
CTORE n BAsEMENT-r.arl near Platt: 25xlOo;
- low rent. ALFRED y. MAILING, "a Cedar 1T.
SToRE OR LOFT. suitable for any business; good To-
- cation: low rent. EWART. 374 Cana, st.
TO LET-Store and basement. - Great Jonas 81;
L possession. JAMEs RIRClIETT. ~ Wall ST.
81 I AND 30 BARCLAY ST., corner Church ST.. 5oxloO,
81 with basement and cellar. P1.ASS. 234 Broadway.
DC PARK PLACE. facing elevated station. With 80
~ feet on Church st.. and basemeht ?@x75. and eel.
lar 5oXs5. PLAsS. 234 Broadway.
3d. PEARL AND 80 CLIFF ST -Together or sspa.
ga rate: good light. elevator. and all conveniences:
new buildings. Apply OIL prsmiset or to
". GILBERT. 81 Frankfort at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
FURNISHED flats to Yet.

Doth ST., 90 wEsT.-Ssb fiat for Sdb; must leave
and beautifully furnished; sxceiisnt neighborh0Ud; uD
one short night; rare op ortunitv =; references must be
unQuestionable; open for inspection.
DUNLAP on premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
afanted to aurrhaee.
Glrst,nnS and Mectiuos.

~ TO PURCHASE 4 poke table. now or second
w hand. ". MASsBEEGfR, log East Slst u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

ITO LET-354 MANHATTAN "
q corner house In fine order. one block from 1l6th st.
IL" station; removable rent to good tenant.
GERALD II. BROWN.
100 Broadway, New York city.
Equitable Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

DESIRABLE HOUSES. unfurnished and furnished
FOLSOM B~EoTHERS. s2e Broadway. cor. 12.h,s-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

WANTED,Io buy, sm.ll house bst-ssn 9th and oh
Particular Address Boz Is. BunAls. MI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
for SAFE.


BICYCLES High grade mans pneumatic. lady's
ID pneumatic: also mans cushion: all new, cliean.
WATSON. ia franklin It.
DANDY. TOBACCO. AND NOTION STORE for sale
Ocneap: rent low. 49, Flushing av. Brooklyn.
nEsKS-RoLtops. partitions. ratings. tables. count.
- ers. shelvings, stores. offices lifted. Factory, sales.
rooms, 6u-i4 Elm st.
nor SALE cIlEAP-A childs pet. a gentle. hand,
II some pony about IL hands high. top pha.ton, har.
ness. saddle, whip. blankets. &c: the cOmpletest bar.
gain ever offered; owner has no further use for same,
Address or call on j. wEIMAN Ios East 18Th 81.
NOR s~ALE-Drug store. long established: owner.
Il competency, retiring $1,000: chance OF lifetime.
NIUE TOWNSEND, 30 West 63d 81,
EOR sALE-Msgnihcen upright piano. three pedsis,
Il brilliant tone: fully gnaranIeed' must be sacrinced.
228 East 49th OF.
LSOR SALE-O,d established 'insin'th business; bar.
Il gain TO prompt buyer. TIMER. box $50. sun orice.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CoMrLETE-lIa been In
III use but a very short time: VIII sell ut II bargain:
Is IN Brooklyn. y. boX le+, sun office.
IQuoR STORE. West side, for sale; tenement 10.
IL cEIity: long lease; new license: $500 cash. Gail
vt 81 9th Av, two fights up, sunday or Monday.
CAFES that have been tasen In exchange for sale:
- low prices: fair terms. safes repaired.
W. II. BUTLER. ~ Duane 81" east OF Broadway.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-22
Program for Sunday School Union Of Middle
Section of Broad River Association

The next session ofthis body will convene
with Corin'h Church on Saturday before
9th Sunday in Jan. Delegates from all the
churches and schools Of the Union ara er.
pected 10 attend.
SATURDAY, 10 clock A. NJ.
Reports from Schools and enrolment Of
delegates.
Organization.
Sniyectc Er scussion: --1st Is il the
duty of ali church members to attend s. s.?
II 50 how can they be enlisted in the work ?
Opened by p. S Webber.
u. How are church members To know
they have paid enough for the gospel? Open.
ed by j. G.. Crocker
ID. Are there means by which church
members can examine themselves and rea
lizc their true condition lspirtua'ly) at nil
times: Opened by Rev. j. D. Bailey.
ith. Are not church members responsible
Tor their examples and influence upon the
world? Opened by w. Sam Lipscomb.
9th. VIII true christian neglect the nj
tendance Of public worship and othe- chris
llan duties for matters of worldly nature ?
II so, does it pay? Oacned be Amos Cl,ary.
bth ls there any means hy which We can
iniuc" The churches TO take more interest in
the ). ). Union? Opcned by S. G.. Prd-
more.
SCsDAY, | O'Clock 4. NJ.
NJ M'sHionery sermon by Rev. J. d. Bailey.
g. ROBERTS, j. ID. BAILEY
Sec'y. Pre.'t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-22

We do not suppose the following local
item from The Columbia Register is Intended
as covert attack on the administration
"Adverti'e in the Register. three line
advert s"mcnt cf u cow wanted delayed tho
advertiser with offers. and several fine cow.
were submitted for sale. Th. little notice ef.
ftc'ed the sale Of n twclve-quart grade De-
Won At Si2 90 nnl another cow Ca grade
Jersey offered by letter from up the coun.
try viii also probably find n purchaser at
$50. Stick t. the Register if you expect
good results
II appears from this that tho COW supply
mt Columbia is abundant an that prices are
rather low. A three gallon grale Devon
soli a.onc for SAP. 80 and sugl. grade crsey
i, offere1 at P35. Governor Tillman' twelve
grade le'seys in bunch yielded him S3G. Sc
As he did not make the trade with any of
the lunatics it is evident that h. succeeded
in selling his cows on bull market Green.
vHie Ne,rs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-22

TIGur TIMES oN THE c. & G.-The serioIs
dcprc sion of the money market and the
sta,nation Of all business is having its effect
on the railroads, and the Richmond & Dam
v'io J-.~'" seems to be suffering badly from
this cause. The Sou,n o".~i;-- nuh Colum-
b n and Greenville divisions especially have
felt the tltal stoppage of oil freight ship
uen,s, and Superintendent Dolson has de-
led to meet The difficulty in the only way
possible.
lie says TINT no guino and lumber are
being shipped anywhere, sni there IS moth
ing for the frc ght trains TO do. This time
a.t year FIVE trans were travelling over ths
G. & G. division, while now one train every
other day does all the business necessary.
As matters now stand the road cannot
pull through the next month, aud therefore
Supe rintendent Dodson has decided to take
off three freight trains At once-one
Through" and one 'locar on the &. c..
and one on the G. c. y \. division. The
mixed train between Grcenvile and New
berry, which has been running daily, will
heresftcr run only every other day.
A prominent official Of the road yesterday
sad that in all his eighteen years Of service
| on railroads he had never seen business so
dull n at the present time. There is abso-
| lutcly nothing being done in either the pas
| senger or the freight departments and they
| are not now running single tram which
pays its own expenses Last year this Time
| it took i've sections offreight trains, Of six
| teen cars e,ch. so move the freight. This
| year they are sending out absolutely no.
I tau'pnc ms never see. 50 MANY engines
standing idle in a rouni house Of any road,
The State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-22
RULES FOR THE PRIMARIES.
The TROY Junta Promuigdte Tier Orde
CALL ron A STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms STATE DEN. E1. Cor

Rooms STATE DEM. Ex. Con-.
CoLUMBIA. :. C., Jan. IA.
To the Democracy Of the State of South Caro-
whsrsa., the Constitution Of The Demo-
cratic party of tn State, adDlt Scptem-
Der 10, 1890, provides for the ca ling Of
Convention to be held i'll the city Of Column
bia OH the third Wednes lay in May Of every
Pre- ejdent;al year.
Now. therefore, |, John l.. NJ. lrby, Chair
man Of the State Executive Comm ttee OF
the Democratic PARTY, III OBEDIENCE to the
resolution psssei 5y the State Democratic
Executive Committee, do hereby cali Stae
Convention, to meet in the city Of Columbia,
at II clock NJ, on tho third Wednesday
in May next, Uhe 18th day, IN the hall Of
the lion.e OF Representatives, for the follow
ing url oscs, to wit: u eject delegates to
tho National Democratic Convention, TO be
held in pursuance Of n call to be male by
the Eationsl Democratic Executive Commit
,ee, and also to sect member OF the
National Democratic Executive Committee
fom this State.
Representatives, in said convention shall
be double the number Of the mcmbers Of the
General Assembly to which the respective
eouoties are entitled. the sppor'ionmeut OF
the House q Representatives 10y the las
L-gisl.tur. to govern the representation bas
Cd uY~- 49, uauso
(Signc1) JonN l.. Nj. lnBY
Chairman State Dem. Ex. Com.
Il. DUNCAN BELLISGRR, Secretary.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-22

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