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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

LIVE Stock MARKED

New York Tucsday Jan. I2-REEV ES-Receipts IL
csfa1s IONS snei direct saugherrrs including "a
oSd, i'T sss'' asas Wy mt including the saS
Of lex 1uls ana % oiy q, adp 1;,ecs or At Gdoc
for c wv S'ssSs sf 70 s'a 'Ss Sas se s Extra
seis advice, rgor. .'nser market a. both London
.eG =, .; I' 'S q. he % at c A Sf
lean ;tIs quSd nr% a, s@Sc .,',d d 20 Tg 9
The Aafsts for Eastman. coml.ay, onl 81 sheep !,
III @,; Nd H 6 g s S sa gaS'I Fp wi get Oh
saIcs-ilume Mullen: 10 satr bgll, 'l2 a,rTase'
1910 y at - - y DO. So y. At al CO..; band
Mich COWS Receipt. p head. No trading Of in.
pOrsG NGnaq qn9I1agga,s 75 !; s pI 9'a co.
ooas per 100 n the icrlner at eoass
lid sf u.s. tq Sl' tc sS1y 40 lover st
sdlie dew n,aiby calves llsc and liua calves sold At
s.l..-naea5ccS Hollis, 6. BARNARD ealye., 9i2
e d DO lew lew y;.'Iss. 4oi .: 4;d% 81
Dnlenback & Dewey: 'es4s. io1 n. at "te Ir =
ii iiuns ne & Mullen veal. 1870 A. Dc; do ITO n.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Recela, 10 carlo,ds. or 3ll7
Market quiet but steady Tor lambs and little nrn"r for
so foofs't to be-; .s;sp .od s9.i 70 per 100 n
S SS@ag are to au SSS a. ." .9as % '"'' ~ ana PRIME
D's'ed mutton st. sG a. ana n ir' sd s Tesf
fs collin, 92s rsaa,y'a9 ma, s G ,ol ,c2s n
& e g g az Z az Is, DO + a. q 900 ONO 'O' ~
I,leiheck A Hollis. iii Canadian sheep MAINLY
cwc,. l4i n. Al >! 10; I? reng,yi,a9a de- ic5 =, a,
81 - 80 Pcnnsy,1na do - ~ at 80 30 also sold lat"
Monday 20 Western and Michigan shrep - n. AT
s5 90 ~
g. Dnlenback pal: latr Monday ls2 state lamb, -
sheep 1903 H. AT ~ 80; II do, 81 ~ 80 -. $500
D. Harrington 1913 Canadian sheep tmainiy cwr-l IA
-, - 30
Hume & Mullen late Monday 1913 state lambs. sl'' ~
at - -
HOUS- Reccips. 81 carloads, or 77ij l'nd-9' car
load for sar srd sold but prize, as-crtlined. Nom
naly lower ~ JC0@i - per 100 p
Country dressed lower than lat week. I'aNV ar.
quoted at jqjoc. medium ~ GdG2c. light Sin.es ana
lower Jerseys 02T7c and light upper Jerseys 81 '@'2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December Is. 1871

~ Si.ALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
IHE UNITED STATES CLAIOM House SIZE AND
BUILDING. NEWNUkK, y. \. b. virtue OF AZ.
toTity vest by act OF Congress approved March 5
1891 (rge $50. Volume 20. y. y. Statutes at Largo
laid proposals viii Ne r'ccived. to be opened the
January 20, 1892 Tor tn purchase OF following de-
scrbcd land situate lying and beng la the city Of
Newi0rk. In The County OF NewYork and State Of New
YORK, constituting the eatre ~quare formed By Wal
bounded tercr~ together with building and all I'm.
lrONtmcnt- tnrroG owned Ey the United States Govern.
Hcnt ard known a. the United States Custom House tue
city OF New ork County OF Newly or ant STATE OF New
YORK. Each bidder must distinctly understand that hi5
proposal must be submitted upoa the following terms and
In accordance with the provisions OF said OF Con-
gross, approved March s. 1891. above cited proposal
VIII considered for the purchase OF said desci'b,d
lpoperty OF, ring lesS sim than four million dollars
therfp, Zach BIZ must specify the sum OF money which
the bidder viii the United States for the above
ped and ard the tnproA theron asd agr TO
the OF tie Treasury twenty 1--WE
~ the purchase money NJ on delivery OF quitpaim deed
the proftY snd twenty Ave per cent OF the purchase
money H. one. two AID three wears. respectively with
give lien prupry for the unpaid balance o. the
purchase At the time OF the delivery OF the qutclm
decd properly. ard lease the property the
for such time tine tnitel States do.
to occupy the SAM. and until IN" completion OF the
work rrerting L. s Custom House building IN
II the aront OK the purchase money. Each proposal
auied by certified check In the Of
IS made payable To the order ~ the TT asuter OF thu
United guarantee !or the faithful compliance
The Government the rrht t. reject all bids
Pronosals BE- sealed properly marked. addressed aud
delivered 10 "CHARLFS FOSTER Secretary Of the
Treasury Washington, d. c."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
COTTON MARKETs-Br IhLf''kAfii

Liverpool Jan. Il. p in-i"c SHES u ''' u''' u"
clnied :. 500 bales Aulerl'l' ,, >r,dd,,,, ,, mid
, r.i c,s clce January delivery 5504dlJ 90 ga
any and Fsora% scv Sf,ES 10 pses sa March
ae rep n Ae slIvery Goctdd dl6id April and Hay
a en- Al huyers May ard June delivery, 4-o4u
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n, ere based On Araerlcan standard Of clas.Ilea.
STAINED.
.....4le Low NiddIng .......G
. Nt,.dIt,u IL l5.lD

good Ordinary .......-...ia Low Nidding , ~
food Ordinary o. MiddhnS .-.--o 1917
Opton--Deveop s,r dctrcc of activity on variable
oud marh,L The early session WAS CHARACTER
I'D hv further weakness, attcncd win renewed selling
rsSUt break OF O0S points.
L,.tIcl y a aad iNcIOo. 1rh"t ana pros
ect, liberal receipts TIE ports Ineie Wa some
Of the and ts too was used
jv the lrar,' Later day. however. the short
dc .tqrtei cove ring and with fresh buying VtdeIs. the
tuson underwent q complete chan@". rom the lowest
tln a OF yail pplut>, 'dNHS OH sV'dus'
:, bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
Iil'TTER.

Receipt, for week 81 go pkgs. Exports for week. 40
pkgs here has lren strong market all IN" week Pc
cepS have run light demand has mpro ed sCnew hat and
VII grades OF fresh foods have worked cut promptly at ad
Nancing prizes At tbs close fancy flpin and Prnasyl
j. nrm at 81 ne, with sc asked In
tases for especially fine goods Extra Iowa etc. sell at
Bic easily and fresh seconds 10 rsts have advanced To
2+a.c. number Of lots VI June creamery have been
moved at 9e233c. including two three gOodsiycd lines
OF prime quality at 22c and $50 tubs fancy at 23c. More
attention Is given the straight dairy goods. the
that have recently been asked realized There
is quite call for fancy fall tubs at 2jc and several
ira Delaware County entire diaries have cen moved AZ 2t
d25c Fancy nr.in dares have been held Ia 23lqd
2ic. Imitation and fresh factory fully 20
higher ana the light receipts quickly placed at
ota1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
lectures anS hleetinss.

THE UNION LEAIrE CLUE.
New.York January 18Th. 1892.
yT,IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Club will
4 be- held Thursday evening the 1ith inst. at
O'clock for election of officers for year.
and tha transaction o. such ohm bnsncss may come
befos. IL.
The polls the election VIII onen haHpsst o'clock
u. m and rmaln open until haflast +? o'clock, y.
!. sEAVER PAGE,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

n, HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
| iiustr,. TIE standar authority American open
afr .musrments Rules for sailing, swimming, ball pay
ing shooting, HORSEBACK rdiag Sc; &C. ~ full 81 per
,pp and universally complinented BY the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

Trading tho local market has Improved little. hni
there stronger holding Of ell grude, Of STATE factor
cheese. An exporter IS ssd 20 have taken about 800
boxes fancy quality at Ilae, but rule shippers
turned attention uderpriced gools-ate AMI
cehouse stock at loallc and Chenahgo and Madison
Fart skins at 72d9i7c Home iobbers paying ils.c
quite generally for perfect fall and holders
gn TO talk i2c Small sirs part skins lobbn9
Toe. and the l9tgc sizes about exhausted Pcnnsyl
vsnia skiue dun and lower Liverpool cable. 5tHjos
state factory fun cream. fal make. fancy 2ailf.
STATE factory, fun cream fail make. nne .....l al
state factory. fun good ~ prime dl0I.
stat" factory, common 10 fair 40
State factory part skins, Chenanco and neighbour
ing COUNTIES mall slles choice -. 05dl0
State factory, part skins. sizes choice. J3
state factory. part skins good TO prime 71G ~
State factory. part skins ~ fst. ....... 6zn
STATE factory. full skins 32d "a
SyNanlu, skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

D" easier prices for potatoes accepted ~ most LARGO
f'f'Nrr, carly LAST lN irc"r movement auu
Ic"sfTy IN values late IN the week The market i now
about steady quoted. but there IS no upward tendency
lhd little prospect OF Sweet potatoes very Iulcg
onions hold firmly and choice gi9Go> OF rcd show 'om
bit quality extremely choice to reach
top quotations. Norfolk spinach advanced following our
last report has since been penty and lower
closing steady "A fair demand. Kac i'm. Florida
Lr"cn Vegetables OF kinds sell well when OF choice
quality. except toHooes which too penty for the DE-
liInI md .ln Nur
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For the week ended January IL. 1892.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts Tor the week-Eeans. $50 bbs peas 1890
push IApOit"-Ecans els pkgs; pea. l@.62O bbs. I'm
ports LOST bags Of beans. moved fairly
veil and The market has shown better tone throughout.
M3Ftom Medium and Pea have ARRANGED fuzzy 1Oc, AMI
cloe NM particularly choice Marrow. which have had
quite Tee -alt~ for export White Kidney quiet. Dr
utra FOR 'd idney Tor this week, steamer lot large.
and have mostly been filled A. - o.. Green Peas slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
EGGS.


Receipts for week. l4G2 bbs and q o55 Follow
Ing last the withdrawal OF considerable
from sale under shipper Orders resulted partial
price, beat Western adv ancng 10 26uJo 10y
Friday. Sales about L. lower again saturday
MONDAY there u nc only ~ drop
back u 80 to-day. Tho market extremely sensitive
the tone OF prices changing from day 20 day under
IaratSey slight At the close tn feeling bar
steady. material decline expected for present
Held fresh moving slowly and at very irregular pric
bulk stock o. a@3 30
crate lined, OF good quality are la fair demand and
steady.
State and Pennsy vsnia, fresh gathered ...26 a..
Western fresh gathered fancy 25
Western fresh gathered. fair ~ gO0d..........20
southern, fresh gathered, rs
W'stern cc.hOuse. fair TO prime d2l
Ilmcd dlIl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
no IRON MANrFACTrKERS.-O on lhe

4 Light llUusc Engineer. Ihd District. ToDpkins .
y Y. January e. ls92 Sealed proposals VIII bo received
this Office unt.l - o'clock OF Thursday 2Sth
day of January. 1872 for furnishing the materials
Of all kinds necessary the completion delivery
the meta work OF the Ol1 Orchard ShOal Light.
Nr"fork Plans. Specifications, iorus Of proposal and
otter Information De obtained application 10 tai,
ollie The light lcserNti reject bids and
waive any defects ID. H. HEAP Major Englnes rs
l.. :. Army, Light. House Engineer, Thid District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
FRUITS AND BEHnrEs-rRrsn.

Apples show little change Receipt. are moderate I1,
dealers generally have lr>s stock hand and
the demand receipts quits small. Prices
held unchanged Grapes arrive In small lots and
Irregular quality value demand small especially for
Inferior grades Lranbcrrles very dull and th,n
sady dc'pctly. stock OF certain value. Florida
oranges light supply, good demand aud nrm
with occasional sale, Of superaryc quality little above
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FURS AND SKINS.
SUSDRIES.

NrTs-Pcanuts quiet quote fancy handplcked,
new, 4'.aI.c: spanish shelrd 10. |, o. do y"
4diC hickory nominal at ~ dJc per bush or good
10 Prime pecais quoted at 2".lc Tor round ht'.
BEESWAX- Market nm. at 21d-sc.
liONIY-Dcmand light and supply liberal white clover
quoted IOd1ic 10 quality, stle Of package. etc, and
buckwheit ut 9dl0c.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts II milk aud cream al the
different railroad dlstrbung point, IN 3nd the city
the week been follows: Ellie. i,@Oj cans or
milk 20 cans Is condensed milk and 100 cans Of cream:
PoughkccI,o aud Boston 80 Of milk
susqurhanna $50 cans 81 milk aud rs cans ot cream:
Inctawanna 200 cans Of milk and 80 OF cream
N-w.york Central and Harlem 2.31G cans OF milk, 60
cans condensed milk and cans = cream Ne"f York
Clty and Northern 20 " milk New Haven and
Hartford lsO " milk Ontario and western. o25
car II milk - ~ cr am We: shore, Dos
an, u milk 20 OF condemns" milk and II cans OF
cream NeN-Jer-ey Central S3J II milk and j. can.
q, miscellaneous short routes l,OI3 cons OF
milk and 30 Of cream. The total daily supply has
~cn IC6 cans milk. lC2 Of cond"ls d milk and
800 can- cream. The price paid Tor me sur
plus the platforms has been Al = can q forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

1892. 1891.
Bales.
Visible suppv 1O7 ,5J7 1923 S91
Receipts. 3 days 1c.-.lJ h-VuO
IXpOrt> 10 Great Britain. days......- @OiS2 =. 81
Npufts to France. day, ......--....-. 1908 l0ll
Exports ~ Continent, 3 days....---.... 1e,alo oO39
e,ock In New-York licensed ware 49, $50.
houses counted daily ................ S3p|FO Stp--
places, (c>tlnatcd 2I,o.S - 80
fetal stock New-Yogk by running $50 49,,
,ount - -........... 257 .Sl3 ll2 472
Stock all L. =. ports 2Ho6S- 'ejV'-
L.eipOo kilograms. - pts - 600 bales
q which American 81 600 bales. sales, il oJO bales Oi
which for speculation ana export 200 Ddf>, American
al0O balcS spot market duh ana depressed Middlng
Uuland> 40. Opnod easy. with sellers at Ibid
dfclin,. Mahchc,ter-Market yarns quct but steady.
0aoL.,Ion, based American standard OF classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

WarchOu>c d"lNcrlcs slnce Janua1N T. ISV--N'Wl OK
o. 023 bags; Baltimore, $50 bags; New-Orlsans 1SOj
bsgs total. 100 36l bags.
COTTON-On spot has rot varied for the day, ruling
quiet and about steady SIc. ms bales for consumption
Receipts ports. 4262i bales against ij11S bales
LAY last week aud 81, Sl bales this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
HEMLOCK.

UNION TANNED.
Middle backs. h'yy.27 $50 i4ah i Backs cow
ludle Backs, .....2o as stcOnds
Seconds. p d2J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

ID ROPOSALS FOR ARMY :

II hOIOohLo # o IN. Ahhl - Llf.H.-Oillce
No 80 Whitehall St. wlort City jan 1892. SEALED
proposals in trpcate, subject TO the usual conditions.
WI be received THIS Office until 10 O'Clock m on
Monday February 1892. To- furnishing >ubsi,tnc
department.. United States Army FOR II nsriod Of
months from March IL 1872 the following articles by
contract Cigars. Crackers and Hir rad. Hams
fast IA COrBuoal twhte and yellow Oatmeal n
barreA syrup barrels the best quality OF Golden
Syrup IN TN Cheese (Factorv ard Young
Prepnce given 10 all articles Of domestic producton
manufacture; such details schedule Information
with coalitions ss OF articles quantities. kinds modes II
packing etc, obtained ut this once. The
bids should b. markell Proposals for slstnce
II lIled BELL 4
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CHEESE

Receipts for tho week II s3j boxes. Exports 10Y
13.lO2 boxes. MIR Stephen tndefhil has cOmpil
following estimate Of The visible stocks ~ cheese
prime. pal distributing centres Oh January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
TO BUILDERS Office Of the Light House

i Engineer Thid District. TOmpkinsylle y. e. Jan.
o. SJ2.-Scad proposals Will BE- received 40 this
once until T. O'Clock noon OF Thursday the 2sh day o;
January ls?2 for furnishing the materials and labor OF
all kinds necessary for tne erection and delivery Of the
Old Orchard ShOll Light tiOuse NewlOgs. Plans speCi.
ncatiOn-, forms Of pOpOsa and other Information
obtained application this office. right
served reject all bids and Ia d-fec.
D. y. HEAP. Major OF Engineers l.. =. Army, Light.
House Engineer, Third Dstiict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

supplies OF live poultry have run lsht nli w w "rn
ana IN MARKET is ruling higher ani nrn hst .
iows ,oId to-day l3c chickens at H. anu tniheys
a. he. Ducks aud wOull Drng oulsu' '"o''o"'
.,st.v ~ ,ritrr. Pigeons seal aud higher
Arrivals - dressed poultry continue very no 80, 't
thc hrn pOsltlon rcp0rti week ago has b' VIZ
maintained the close however, trade run a.,
for chickens AMI iows ana und While for fine TURKEYS
Their h. gain of strength Scsreen az
tu,tevs arriving. Western ungrad.d fihe' i-"i"., ..
TO quality proportion OF the dinet't Iy
~ .,lscf.d 1ir, ana may lh Ihst'"'. lf
,,.r,a a had, higher; heavy young tom, hos" SioNH,
ana od dras AZ iOdlic. nvisestsr ape b,rsl
steady though Tor these prics ar 80 2ery sstdons ~ To-
aa.,,v nurts Of line quality are scar anu wanted
,iees" auiet and II common pos'u'eN u''' 'quAos
Efmrr rn,Iish snlIp. golden
and firm. Canvas anu uu' NJ WI,
ana weaXcr; cheaper Kind. steady i'o''' ''' S""ae
easier.
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DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts ,or week I2.l2i pkg- exports for week 7ojG
pkg.. lNapCrated apples having dull trade anil
while the general range Of Is about the as for
some tIne n-t feeling IL shown grades.
sundIicd sliced neglected. but cOarecut have sOnr call
from EXPORT and hold nm. Peaches SLOW. KssIberIic>
weaker other fruit dn but mater lgy changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

HOPS.
Receipts for week 34Oi iales; exports. 3Os0, l'ier
1IG ale. There has been fIeer buying all along
The line prices have made further adv ahcr ,Io,ne
V.,y urui touutr, sdNice- CONSIDERABLY stronger
AMI cable reports from both Germany and England indicate
49,. .IL.n AEk
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-30

the band playing put in the time until
6:25, when Mr.. Jones, the chairman of
the committee, stepped upon the plat
form and asked Mr.. Villas to read the re-
port of the committee.
Mr.. Villas began to do so in his mag
nificent sonorous voice and most i'm
pressive style. The first mention of
. Cleveland's name in the convention was
when Mr.. Villas in the first paragraph
of the platform read. madison to Cleve-
land" 1t called out the pent enthusiasm
of the delegates. The Syracuse men
led the cheering as the Cleveland dele
gates, and the Cleveland men in the
galleries sprang to their feet waving
hats, handkerchiefs and fans.
It was twenty minutes after the shout
ing began before Mr.. Villas could bring
his big voice to bear on the convention
again, and even then it had to run a
brief opposition with murmur of sup
pressed enthusiasm that Continued to run
through the audience The further
reading of the document was at times
punctuated with applause, but its ex-
treme length seemed to diminish its in
terest Not counting Interruptions, the
platform occupied thirty-five minutes
in the reading. Its conclusion was OBJ
vidlsly welcomed as a relief,
Several amendments were offered and
debated at length, but were all voted
down and the platform as reported was
adopted.
The chairman then announced that
the next question was the call of the
roll of states for nominations of candi-
dates for president. At this the conven-
ton loudly cheered.
When Alabama was called delegate
named Fenlon jumped on his chair ard
moved an adjournment, but without
needing the motion the secretary pro-
ceeded with the call! Arkansas yielded
her place to New Jersey and amid
cheers, Governor Leon Abbott, Of New
Jersey, was recognized and took the
He stood Just behind the chairman's
desk, manuscript in front Of him ana
speaking SO clearly that he could be
heard all through the great hall. y
During the address Governor Abbett
was frequently interrupted by pro-
longed cheering and it was 1912 before
he concluded his speech. fti#(t3 pHA
A renewed outbreak Of cheers took
place as he sat down. Ten minutes
were given to uproar, the band assist
ing, while occasional peals reverberated
above the DIN. The rain began to drip
in on the chairman's desk, and also be-
gan to pour in on the ladies sitting at
his right, and umbrellas were put up
for protection. The chairman stood his
ground, but was perceptibly soaking.
An umbrella was raised over his he 81
and he took shelter under it. The sec
retary vainly endeavored to resume the
roll call. The lightning meanwhile
was flashing vividly and the torrents Of
rain forcing their way through the roof
increased in volume.
Colorado being reached, yielded to the
state of New York. Mr.. w. Dewitt,
of Brooklyn, made his way up
the aisle to nominate Senator Hill.
Bourke Cochran asked for suspension
of the proceedings till the storm should
ahata->II-Sis-waS. granted. After an in,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-30
THE PLATFORM.
Full Text Of the Principles OF the Demo
cratic Party.

cratic ParCy.
SECTION 1.-The representatives OF the
Democratic party of the United States in
national convention assembled do reaffirm
their allegiance to the principles of the
party as formulated by Jefferson and ex-
emplified by the long illustrious line Of
his successors in Democratic leadership
from Madison to Cleveland; we believe the
public welfare demands that these Drinei-
Piles be applied to the conduct of the federal
government through accession to power
of the party that advocates them; and we
solemnIy declare that the need of a return
to these fundamental principles of the pop
ular governn-Jn based on home rule and
individual liberty was never more urgent
than now, when the tendency to centralize
all power at the federal Capitol has become
menace to the reserved rights of the
states that strikes at the very roots of our
government, and under the constitution, as
framed by the fathers of the republic.
SEC 2.-We warn the people of our COM
their free institutions that the policy of
the federal control Of elections to which
the Republican party has committed itself
is fraught with the gravest dangers,
scarcely less momentous than would result
from revolution practically establishing
monarchy on the ruins Of the republic. 1t
strikes at the north as well as the south,
ttuU lIIJuICS uuS CUtOI Cu ClblAClf CNC1A lAiChu
than the white; it means hoard of deputy
marshals at every polling place, armed
with. federal power, returning boards
appointed and controlled by federal
authority, the outrage Of the cleo
toral rights of the. people in the several
states, the subjugation OF the colored peo-
pie to the control of the party in power
and the reviving of race antagonisms now
happily abat ID. of the utmost peril to the
safety and happiness of all; measure dc
liberately anu Justly described by leading
Republican senator as "the most infamous
bill that ever crossed the threshold Of the
senate" Such policy, Il sanctioned by
| law, would mean the dominance of self
perpetuating oligarchy Of Office hold
ers, and the party first entrusted with its
machinery could be dislodged from power
| only by an appeal to the reserved right OF
the people to resist oppression, which Y in
herent in all self-governing communities.
Two years ago this revolutionary policy
/ was emphatically condemned by the peo-
Dle at. the. polls: but in conteGR Ss that
Concluded on 9th page.l