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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
Gir @pn Il bIer.

auf ben Wunim pieIer Sreunbe babe i1
einsswiaist, Gig 8anbioat iiir . lint Oes
81 n # ablers bes l. @reeinfts a~uf3utres
ten unb penn ermdblt, perpfidte ih mid
meine Yfidten sewiisnbait sn %erfiaen.
QenrD SietIer.
Bir iinb autorifirt GERM G5as s. Mb.
beb als &uhtibat fir ras si1t hes Son:
ftabIers cee ! precintts a%nSufino,sen
Nir finb autoriiirt, y. 81. SeffeI oils
&anpihat fir baS Mint hes RnntabterS
bee l. $rectnftS bri Ger beppritebenpen
Repemberipabt ansutlnoiBsn.
Nir iinb antorifitt Dir. SameS Mc-
&Io8fp als &aneioat fir bas Mrnt les
0 n It abIers bes l. Hreciuft ansnseiscn
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somtberm Naciitc 8abu.
Mbfahrt.

Nad NemsO rleahs, 9ouiton unb @als
pefton tdgli9 1920 Na9m. nttb 800
ubr Menbs.
Nab San Graneiseo, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB tdgli6 1880 Na6m. unb
12:55 yprm.
Mnfunft.
Bon NemsS Orleans, 9pufon unb @als
Defton tdgli9 Z 100 Born. unb 4:05
Na6m.
Non San Graneises, 81 pafo unb
eagle 8aB tdgli9 10:50 Na9m. unb
4:30 Mben6s..
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Sir ben "a. enatorieIIen
Difrift.
Mir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn YerrD
s. Setuis ben Nomimee Der bemsfraz
tif6eu aDnpention, als Candidates
fir Staats @enatpr fur ben
"a. enatorieIIen Difrift
an~suffnbisen.
@ir finb autoriiirt, 9errn 8. g.
6obinfDu ai8 ben regutdren bemofraz
til1en Npminee unb Ganbibaten fir
ba8 Nmt bes 6enators fir BEN
"a. fenatnrielIen 9ifrift
anaufiinbigen.
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Sir 6riebenss @ibter.

@ir iinb autorifirt, GERM Gnod griff
SDneS afs Ranbibaten fur BIS Nnit beS
TrtebenSri4ters beS l. Yreeintt8
an3ufinbisen..
Nir fisb autoriiirt, 9errn Mntpn Mbam
ais &anribaten fir 8iebernabl fir cas- Nint
beS SriebenSri4terS beS /. Yres
ctnfts tbie sanse Stabt umfafIeno) an3,.-
fanbigea.
Sir finb beamftrast. 9errn ". s. 6 or aIS
&anbioaten fir baS gmt bes Griebens,
ridterS fir esn eriten Precinft nnsnfiins
oissn. Serr sor erIudt bic 8iirser BON Bernr
@cuntp, fur Jpn 81 lt'mmen.
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STIR Gnuutn< Mihter.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Srpan . als
Iaaban oIs aanoibaten fir bas gmt bes
@ountb atdters an3ufiinsisen.
@ir iinb autcriiirt, Serrn g. VI. M c:
NIItiter ala RanSteaten tur 9Hteeertpabl
fir bas Nmt bes g ountpsHth er 8 an3,is
fiinbisen.
@ir iinS autoriiirt, GERM 81. 8. Stan.
fieIt, bisber County : Sduliuperintentent,
als Ranbibat fir baS amt bes 6 u ps
NthterS aaaufiinoigen.
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Gur s on Qffeffpr.

Mir iinb srmaHt,gt, Germ 2ouis Sutb
+. ais 8anbibaten fir @iebernapl fur bas
9mt ess County @neffprs an;ufin.
oisen.
@ir iinb autorifirt. Germ O GO. g. @tl.
ia o n ala Ranbibat fir baS Mmt bes
afieiiors BON 8e1ar Gountp ansufanpisen.
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Tiir Sdutes Sn{beftpr.

8ir fin5 ermdttiei, Germ 81. s. Snuns
perS aIS &anoionten fir BIS Mmt pes 8iebs
une Saute= SnipeftcrS ansuseisen
9iermit erlaube i'd mir, mid als 8anbibat
fur has Mmt tes Sdutes nnb 8ie6 Sns
BET ber beporitebenoen @aH ans
3~u3eisen unb bite rm bic l1nteritibuns NETS
ner Greunbe unb Mitbiirser.
GhtungSbDn
OttD M6geIin.
Nir finb autorifirt. GERM Gtas. 8.
2DffIer ais Ranbioat fir baS Nmt bes
$dutez SnfpeftorS a~n3ufiinpisen.
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Difrifts@Ierf.

9Bir 1inb autorilirt, Stat. 2emi8 oils
&anbibat fur @ieSerpabI fur bas gimt bes
Difrtfts GIerfS anautiinbtssn.
Dir iint beauftrast, 9errn 9enra I'M.
als &anbioaten fir baS Mmt bes
Dtfrift.GIerfS bon BeTar County ans
sufiinbisen.
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s. Ii g heriff.

Die sTreie Nrefe" 1T ermdttist, Serrn
Sp6n g @%ampbeII ais &anbibat fur
bas amt bes Sberiffs bon 8erar gpunts
an3ufiinbisen.
Mir finb autoriTrt Germ s. g. Mc@aII
als Ganbibot fir @iebererudbinns fir bas
Gmt bes Sheriffs bon 8erar County ans
aufiinbigen.
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8mdten8 Mrntea 9albe.

Die bete Solbe Der Welt fur S6nttte, auetf&un.
seR, @ef4uhre, bttbeIs unb Sautsa usi&Ias, Gte@te,
fetten; inrtrt Sdmorrhctbeu cher fetne 4elatIuus.
Bbatss 8ufrtebentett sa~ranttrt pter las Gtlb utSb
SurAde-itattet. IS Gents ete S3a&tel. Gum Bertaui
WtpIeiaIss
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Gnuntnz@Ierf.

Mir finb a,icri5irt, 9bab. %. Smit1
aIs aanbtbat fir BieberertpdbIung fir 5as
2lnlt bes 6 @Ierfs anSuaetsen.
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s iii ben 81. @eri 6tsbi #
@ir finb eruiddtist. 9errn George
Wupttatt als &anbibaten fur Wiez
berermdblung fir ba8 Amt bes 81 l.
f riftri9ter8 beS 81. @eri9tsbi=
itritts ar3ufinbigen.
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SIR GountD &oIleftpr.
STIR finb autorifirt. GERM $ ga{s
iano als 8onbibaten fir Mieberipabl fir
bas Imt hes County &plIeftor ansus
seigen.
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Sir 6 habmei{te

Sir finb antoriiirt. Serrn Sd. Srobpefe
als &anbibat fir WiebereripdbIung fur eas
@mt bes 6 ountn:e d atmeifters ans
suseigen.
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SIR @suntpsM IN t.

Bir finb aatoriiirt, Germ 6. u. @oet5
aIs &lnbioat fur bas Imt bes County
InfpaIts on5ufinbieen.
@ir iinb autoriiirt. Serrn Bart De
Bttt aIs &anb,bat fife @ieberwabI fir bas
Anat bes County. q NJ ats a~nsufiius
tigen.
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Ghpla' 0almeu ; @artem 1T

Gbpl5' Yalmter 5 8arten 1T ber
Sammelplab Der Oeuti6en bon San
Mntonio nit ibren Samilien. Die re-
9~elmdBigen 4benb : Grei @on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e iint itets
Sablrei6 befu6t unb erfreuem ii6 elmer
aQgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
g@ola' Salupn 1T Der sr6Bte unb
lebbaftefte in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unb ~ale3eit felerfrif6es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten Gigarren. S9ol3'
2und erfreut fi9 aQgemeiner Mnerz
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
saT 11nfere S6ube finb bon porz
aigli6er Gualitdt unb ipir garantiren
iebes Ynar.
paneoa # & Sobn.
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8 liz 9itriftz MntpaIt.

Wir itab aptori1irt, Ssrrn @eorge ga8s
| Of aIs aanoieaten fir @;ebertrtpabIuns
fir has smt bes Dittrift =MnmaItS
anS,finbisen.
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GriItta. Ont.. Canada. Srni 80.
50 b1t:t Zen erise7 anfau pur gpilspiie i'm Toperlbe;
q. tn5s ftt1bem ~nuaagtiss weitiel prcbirt uub aud
finiss Der tslkn str5te e~onfuIttrf. nbst ni4as baIt mir.
es ID ~ &piemtef'as anhns, gator a5nis's yesrprus
Sf0rfsr 5~HArbmen. isiibem babe i'd n.5t etuen ein5is
s<a *nion sebabf. s. @. Gttfforb.
@abodop Gitp, GduIfpl Co., ga., M9qt 90
50 CAB fur Doftoren nnb We6iSin Elm tIeines @ers
goasH aus, I'm meinea Sobn, pel9er rier Sabre an
Eptifpne t5tts eapon ~ bsfrfien, aber pbne grfcla; Is
z nuuEei4 e5abrS fftFsefr sgaffor 85uie's WeTreus
3E[lneAea e1ia1 v.5t gsats, Ipsbbatb ID bus wRtttsI
sFp<ns eHpl<Dk Bat Ga mybetI.
Co., es xert5tsE,s Bud yar EespsxtxiAssns
2 Hi1o ssebtu Der es psrfangt. Bn6eauhk
GzIN <Useytetsu aud be Mehf5tns5nfipnjf
DIX 1Ylt1ttn tp1rbe felt BEN SABRE 1876 bon ben
4e99. 4allpr 9buig Sort mopue. Sub 5sbereitef
m NJ nuter seiuer AuiDeiiuug bon ber
koENiG MEDICINE Co,
. Bandotph st., CHICAGO, iLL.
Sci 4pofbetexp III sbaben for
4 % pic 1tnf6e, 6EtafdDcn fur $500,
6tpBe Sf.s5. q fas $3.50.
5n San Gmtpnio Bel aboIpb Dreib.
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s Ii ben IS. @eri9tsbitrift.
Wir finb autorifirt, 0errn Gmaene
Mrder alS 4anbibat DeS Ni6ters
fur ben 38. @eri6ts Diftrift
a%naufunbigen.
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Sir ben II. ~&ongreBsDifrift.
Wir iinb autorifirt, 9errn GerrD
3erren als &anbibaten fur ben IL.
BzDifritt an3ufanbiseu.
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Gtiutlabn Ga1r @taH.
s. & g. y. @abn.

s. & 9. 81. Balm. s.u
Mbfabrt.
Na6 ct. Souls bia Srpn Mountairl
ober M. G.. &S....6:50 Morgeas.
Na6 ct. 2o1is pia Srnn Mountairl
GDute 200 Nbenb8..
Mad 2arebo 1856 Born.
Mnfnnft.
8on st. 2ouis, Srum Mountaim & 90.
6. d.. ..... 9:35 8prm.
Bon st. 2Duis, Sron Mountair1 & so.
6. &S.-..........10:55 Mbenbs.
Bon Hurebo .-.-.,......5:3 5 Na6m.
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q. u. & ". g. Babn.
WbfQhrt.

Na6 @albefton, 0suftpn unb @uero
t19lib, nusgenDmmen Sonntag8,
nm ..9:lO yDrI1.
Na6 CORPUS gbriti Mrnnias paB unb
Beebiaetdsli9 ,aus9enommen Sonn>
tags, lm............3:05 9ta1m,
Na1 &erroile tdsli6, aussenommen
SDHntags, um-........5:00 Ha1.
Na1 aerrpile, nur Sonntags, nm
$3.50 Vorm. ......
Ha6 aerrpile tdsli1, ausgenDmmem
Sonntags unb Montags. UNI
$3.50 Worm. ......
Mnfunff.
Bon 8alpeffon, 9nuiton unb Guero
tdgli6, auSgenommen SonntagS,
nm :05 Mbeub8.
GDn CORPUS @briti, Mranias paB unb
8eeDiae tdgli6, ausseuommen Sonn>
tags, um............2: 700 JtaHr1.
Bon &errpiQe tdglid, ausgenommen
5onntagS. 1850 8orm.
Bon &errpiIe, nur SonntagS, um
500 Mbenb8.
gon &errbi0e tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDHntags unb Montags, um
1900 Mben0S
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s9- Wenn Sbr 9erren eineu suten,
baltbaren unb faibionablen An3ug
Dollt, gebt gu pancoa # & 5obn.
9iefelben baben nur CUTE @aare, 10
biaig pie irgenbmO.
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@a91= Mn5eigen

Sur ben 10. SEQ ugreBbifrift.
u. S. Npfentbal,
ga Grange, Seras, seiet ii9
als aanbibat fiir bas Mmt bes So NJ
greBz& eprdfentanten fir ben
10. Difrift an.
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0as 9taats=Sidet

Gas Gtaats=Sinet
fiir mel9es ieber 9eutide fimmen foate
SIR @ounerneur:
George Glarf.
8iees@puberneur
g. ~. @pgers.
Sir @eneral=MnmaIt:
q. u. mc9nmefI.
Sir Comptroller:
Gtban MIIen.
Slit Shatmeiffer:
9bp8. S. 0pree.
Sir aonS.g ommiiIdr:
%. g. @aIib.
Sir 9duI.e superintendent:
Satpb 8idIer.
Sir Expectations -Mi4ter:
80. $. @ppb.
u. 8. YbeIbs.
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autt's piaen turiren aopffdmer3en.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07
How
Your Liver :?

Is the Oriental salu.~ ion,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without q
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
>ls are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; q feeling of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts With extraor-
dinary power and efficacy
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
As general family remedy tor dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, ETC. hardly ever
use anything else ana have never been dis
appointed in tie CffeCt pcoduced; Il seems 10
De almost perfect cure foI all diseases Of tie
Stomach ana b1svc'-
{. Met Rcy. Macon, Ga.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07

there?" We thought that the purposes
of the alliance were pure and uprlent
and the cause they advocate just and
right, and not favorable to tricks, and
we believe they are, but some men are
very anxious to "get there and they
hope by the aid of the alliance and
and their tricks TO accomplish their
purpose. Beware, brother alliance
men, that 'trick'' IS not played upon
you. Somebody wants TO catch your
votes.
The Asheville Citizen says: Gen.
r. b. Vance's speech at the county
convention on Saturday was full OF
patriotism and the old time, simon
pure democracy. 1t gave out no un-
certain sound. and will have unques-
toned weight with any alliance demo-
Gratis who may have been casting fur
tive glances at the third party. Gen.
Vance believes, and truly, that the
hope of the farmer, as well as the
country, is in the democratic party.
The democrats of Richmond county
met in convention at Rockingham
Wednesday for the purpose of electing
delegates to the State and Congress
ional conventions. The convention
was called to order by D. Stewart,
Peter McRae was temporary chairman
and J. A. McNeill and the editors of
the democratic press present secre-
taries. Everything was harmonious
and no dissatisfaction was heard from
any quarter as TO the action of the
convention.
The Salisbury Truth speaks out and
says: "The coarse attack on Gov.
Holt by that socalistic, third party
sheet, the Progress5re Farmer, ought te
serve as an incentive to every true
democrat to see to it that every effort
4 is put forth to refute every slander O
8 that vile sheet Polk is now engaged
] in traducing his benefactor. What {
= loathsome creature he is =! But Gov
e Holt will be more likely to win, i
Y nominated, than any other democrat il
s the State, despite the Progressive Far
d mer."
y Mr.. John G. Davis, clerk of tht
superior court, writes from Beaufor
that Carteret is entitled to votes il
e the State convention, instead of Z a;
t stated in the CHRONICLE. At tn,
- last election for governor 10SS) tn
J. votes of two precincts, Smyrna AM
If Portsmouth, were not returned il
d time to be officially counted; Smyrn;
It AZ and Portsmouth 21 for Fowle
a The last State convention 1880
IS considered this matter and allowed
e votes. The vote of Carteret fo
% Fowle was l,l4l instead of ,073.
= So simple yet always etfcacious in a
bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Re
gulator
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07
NEVER FALTERING DUTY.

The policy of the CHRoslCLE is in
accord with the principles OF its cdi-
tor-honest, sincere, straightforward
and undertaking in It's course.
II will never temporize with wrong,
never find indulgence for determined
error, never conceal from motives OF
selfish policy, never be silent when it l.
time to speak, on those questions whicl
involve party integrity, in the interest,"
of the people when they become COM
pljcated with party movements.
The editor has always been demo-
crat, sincerely believing that the
,afety, property and happiness of the
people were bound up in the well
being Of that party. He has witnessed
the SuffeIings of the people and sympa-
thzed in their natural aspirations and
efforts for relief.
lie could interpose no objections to
the aims Of the alliance to obtain re-
lief, though not approving of all the
measures suggested by which such re
lief could be had.
Bat knowing the people, their vast
fund OF common sense, the improbable
ity Of their being led astray in the pur.
suit of any ignis tatu,ts, he could &C
no farther than to warn them against
the insidious purpose of certain leaders
whose secret, yet steady purpose was
to debauch their purity by involving
them in the treacherous measures con
tanned in the third party movement
movement in the interest of the re
publican party.
For that reason we sounded tn
alarm. We will continue to sound it
The menace of republican domination
is not only our justification, it is th
prompter of continuing and never fal
tering duty.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07

PHILADELPHIA, April ), 1892.
Mr.. ED. V. DENTON, Raleigh, N. c.:
DEAR SIR We take pleasure to con
fer herewith upon you the sole priv
lege of handling our Malt Liquors for the
city of Raleigh, N. c.
We have no doubt that our Beers will
soon regain the popularity formerly en-
joyed, aud with best wishes for your sue:
cess, we remain. yours truly,
BFRGNER & ENGEL BREWING Co.
AUG. w. WOEBKEN, Secretary.
We congratulate ourselves on receiving
the exclusive agency for Raleigh. for tt e
sale of the celebrated Bergner & Engel
Beers. This Beer has received the highest
awards at the various worlds fairs for the
last 90 years. We cordially invite con
noisseurs o: Beer 10 test its qualities
Ed. Y. DENTON.
apo-lm Sole Agent
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07

denied, and that while expressing its
preference as to gubernatorial candi-
dates the CHRONICLE will ever observe
the duty of loyal democratic journal
and not disparage the candidacy of any
gentleman of its political faith.
The CHRONICl f welcomes TO North
Carolina all who come to live and to
aid in promoting the real interest OF
the State, but it has no word of wei
come for any sojourner who votes at
every election to put negroes in office
over white men, or who furnishes
money to buy newspapers to traduce
democrats.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07

The CHRONICLE is 700 loyal In its
democracy to publish word disparag-
ing to any democrat. There have
been several names mentioned in con-
nection with the nomination for gov,
ernor to be made by the approaching
State convention. The CHRONICLE has
It's preference, but it has not and will
not disparage the candidacy OF
any gentleman. 1t feels that it
has the right to express its prefer
ence, and has done SO fairly ana above
board. 1t will always move in the
thickest of the fight for sound democ
racy, and the enemy may expect tc
encounter il whether he advances in
he livery of the third party or the re
publican party. Democrats are warned
to be on their guard.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07
A WORD FOR MR.. BUTLER.

The Clinton Caucasian, for this
week, attacks the CHRONICLE. The
Caucasian is owned and edited by Mr.
Marion Butler. The language he en-
ploys is in full keeping with the order
of his mind, and the insinuatior
he throws out illustrates hi,
known character. lt was not ex-
pecttd d that the policy Of the CHRONICLE
would please Mr. Butler. l. is edi led
and published for readers who can ap
preciate decision and honestly in
all things whether approved by
them or not. We cannot fol
low Mr.. Butler in his comparison
OF the policy Of the CHRONICLE THEN
and nov. 1t was to be expected tha
a person nho could wsntonly make
such All issue would have the menta
turpi u!e to act as witness and iud ge
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07
NauTAd.

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handle the NEW PATENT CHEMICAL.
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thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion of
paper; 2oOto 500 per cent. profit. One agents
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other Sl2 III two hours. We want one en-
ergetlc general agent for each State and
territory. For terms and full particulars
address TIE MONROE ERASER NAN.
UF.ACIaIRING COMPANY. La Crosse.
WIS., A"oo' 323m,
The state chronicle., 1892-05-07
He MORGANTON HERALD ONCE
MORE

When the Morganton Herald "boom-
ed Col. Julian S. Carr for Governor
we expires sed our regard for him and
dissented from nothing our contem
porary said in his behalf We only
deprecated that Col Carr could not be
praised by the Herald without dspar-
aging Gov Holt, and we reminded our
contemporary how dangerous it was to
throw a rock from glass house.
The Herald then characterized the
CHRONICLE as a "Holt organ" and
this because We defended democratic
governor Of North Carolina from
charges and insinuations that ordi.
nary diligence could have ascertain, d
were not correct. We would infinitely y
prefer o edit the organ Of such a pure
and unsullied democrat as Gov. Holt to
diting or having any connection with a
newspaper that repeats the stale political
calumny ofthird party and republican
organs to damage his candidacy. But tie
inSinuation of want of mental inde
pendencc on our part ought nev, to b.
made by g ntlemen who are not already
prepared to bend their necks TO the
yoke of mental servility. Why
hequestion ofownership was referred tc
by the Heyali at all we neither know nor
care, but our information. that the Nor
canton Herad was owned by north
ern republican, comes from such higt
sources hat the certificate of politica
character produced by the Herald
simply raises an issue as to title which
for the present, with due Difference tt
the gentlemen who signed it, we should
no. accept.
Suffice it to say that the innuendo o
our contemporary does not place tn,
CHRONICLE under the necessity of ad
ducing certificate of any kind, as it il
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-12
THE AMENDE MUST Be EXPLICIT.
Other Matters In Despite Between tho
Two Governments to Receive speedy
Confederation Why the santiago
Police Surround the Ameri.
can Legation Germany
to be Mediator.

NEW YORK, Jan. CA Valparaiso cable
gram to the Herald runs thus: THE Chill
ian government has caOled orders to Mn
lister Pedro Montt At Washington to make
a sincere apology TO the United States for
the unfortunate and deplorable attack
upon the Baltimore sailors on October III,
last The apology is unqualified in its
character. Other matters which nave
been in dispute between Chill and the
United Safes are TO be speedily considered
by the new administration.
From semi-official sources il is learned
that the reason the Santiago police are
kept in the vicinity of the American lesa-
ton is that the intendente OF the city Is in
daily receipt of letters containing threats
to burn and sack the legation. The gov
crnment desires to have the police near at
hand so as to prevent the execution OF any
such threats. 1t is no secret here that
many OF those who cherish ideas Of war
between the United States and Chill are
friends OF Balmaceda-
The German minister Baron GCtchmidt,
offered the services OF his country as
mediator on his own personal RESPONSE
bility. This is in line with his course OF
action every since tie present government
came into Office. He has pursued il with
a view TO getting up reputation for him
self as a diplcmatist. He gave many hints
to Senior Malta, late minister of foreign
affairs, but has refrained from Offering any
advice TO the new cabinet.
Senior Belilaro Prat has been appointed
the new intendente of Santiago. At the
time of the fall OF Valparaiso his name
was prominently mentioned as candidate
for the presidency.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-12
DEMOCRATS IN POWER.
The New York Senate Organized With
out Any Trouble

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Both branches
Of the legislature assembled yesterday.
The senate, after the usual fcrmalities,
proceeded TO the election OF officers, and
those chosen by the Democratic caucus
were duly elected.
Edwards, the Independent, voted with
the Democrats. No effort at obstruction
was made by the Republicans.
The question of seating Walker, the DEM
ocrat from the Twenty-seventh district,
then came up, and he was declared entitled
10 his seat, and was at once sworn in.
The assembly was quietly organized and
the officers nominated by the Democratic
caucus elected. Committees were then
appointed by botn branches and notified
the governor that the legislature was or
ganized and ready 10 receive any commu
uication he had TO uaae. He at once ser'
in bis message and it vsas at once rad.