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Storage.

Ar THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE, SHAVE, from aA
"A to 34th.st storage for furniture baggage goods sS<
Of every description in separate closed copartmeh
accessibe during business hours boxing pac kne
shipping and everything appei tanning handling =
PROPERTY attended estimates furnished end inspecos
Invited. Onee, 300 West 3ith-st.
TRUNKS, SILVERWARE paintings and ell classes a
vaInables furs rugs IN cold storage insured assnS
cabinets; special rates for security safes.
CENTRAL PARK SAFE DEP CO.,
6Sth-st and cth-ave. Phone. 276, 39h.
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outstanding -oo IN
Deposit, In bank. I3,i52,i37 10 1872. U9i Inc $780,
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Cette js, cation pleine, ear; d n
complete dune charge dune natnr,.
aussi-serTesase chars~ qui, 81 ellie est
vraie, lie rend sujet a Gne forte anrepde
ct 4 l'emprisonnement-ne peut Gtre
obteDue que par noe investigation
iudic1sire toutc procedEre ext NJ III
claire serait d ours ~fisaute
Pour ga propre satisf. ,t demay-
de- on ne demandera pas j IL ii :.
LEGATION ju9 claire consmc t,
ravons deja rn ,fqat. celia rpgaltle |.
Mais. desire conserver Ia on
fiance dr. / mes HON homo
rabies parrni ceuS qui lie su9p. II.
il fault gu il i%nstitie p, - =
tieyant les . lnaux. H. 80 Il ,4,nt
plss l'hone de leur sup II. mt
gu il restersp sous ce somlne D..
Continuer leur support, &c SER Il
settlement pardonner lie erin n i.
s%anc,ionner, ct TN deveni,, p"- Il
dire, les accessories. Pour +
leur yertu meme. ct leur hon
fault auils abandonment, sill nrntre-
prend pas de Sc jusrIfier par e seul
moyen qni est en- son pouvnir-celui
dune investigation judiciaire
L'entreprendra-t-il Nous~en, ou-
to- tres serieusement.
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pour resister aux entrainemerts aux
quels csdent 10 plupaEt de e seHbla-
bles.
A vrai dire, le col. Smith n est pas
autre rin~. qu'un intelligent ct sabo-
rieux fermier dou ii. ner. 81, en-
France, en- All.m. ~, ep Angleterre,
lie c"ul du sol travaillait dams
les memes conditions que nos PLAZA
teurs, il ny resisiel { lts deux II
avant ce temps, j! sera rule, compile
cement eXpropHi@ ct .rsonne ne len
plaindralt.
lie fermier eur0p6en suit Ia meme
vote que lie col. Smith il songe,
avant tout, Il suhs mir Aux besOins de
tous ceux qui Ientourent, animaux
ausoi bien qu'etres humans, ct malgIe
tous les ayanta-cs de &c systeme, 81 ne
Sc tire;ait Janais d'aifaire, jamais il ne
'joindra / les Q \ bouts a Ia fin de
| aimee, ) n y ,pp'-t TAFT pas, dams tous
les dc ais a. 50 vie, lGconomie-la
plus = icte i, suivant une express
sion qul lui est chere, ct gull repete i
caaque instant, il ne sayait pas
,'cnuper IN lard en- quatre-"
lie jour ou nos pltnteurs voudront
adopter C y>.ene .t tonnage, quiz
ct 10 comman dams pAncJen Monde,
It don't, aux + ts-Uni-, lie col. Smith
leu donne l'exempic. eur foKtnne sera
taIte lis domiAe:ont les specuiateurs
u le~ p..itici, , Al lieu 4 + exploit
i p"f Is ms ct joues par les autres.
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LA CHAMPAGNE.
REGLENENTS ARRETES POUR LELEc-
Tl0N PRIMAIRE.

Lie comite de sept compose par
motto de r~epresentants DIES deux
factions democratlqles, Il rtdig6 1t
proclamation suiyante. c%Ontenant les
r6glemen S commencement auquels
aura lieu l'election pre- iminaire du -
mars.
Notice detection dies ca ldidats
democrates.
Quill soft connu que commencement
au devoir du comite lie I cho.sl par
les deux comites lEtat repitsentant
les deux factions du parti democrati-
que de Ia Louisiana, il u etc decide
qu'une election auraA lien lie =
mars 1892 dams tout IEtat.
detection aura pour objet de
determiner:
/. Quels seront les candidats du
parti democratic aux differences fonc-
tons d'Etat, d ~l'election du 10 avril,
1892.
2. Quels seront les membres du
Comite- Central Democratique pour
It's utSCISt0 pLIOiSoCS tC lIllut CT les
wards de la Nouvellc Orleans.
3. 81 la base de representation
sera fxee pour les Conventions con
gressionnelles ct d'Etat d'apres lie
total DIES voix obtenues par les deux
principaux candidats DIES deux tickets
~presentes a ~l'election du 90 mars.
Voici quels seront les reglemcnts
observes pour cette election
Bureaux de vote.
Les bureaux de vote choisis pour
relectlon COMPASSIONATE de 1890 Il
la Nouvelle Orleans lie seront de
nouveau pour celle-ci.
Dams les diverses paroisses lie
lEtat, except6 celle d'Orleans les
deux comites de paroisse rGunis reggie
ront cette question. Dams la paroisse
dOrleans, les presidents DIES comites
~executifs Gle chaque paroissc sen
occuperont.
Chairman DIES Commissioners.
A chaque bureau de vote dams tout
fEtat il J Il r. 5 commissaires. deux
choisis par chaque faction. ct lie choix
du cinquieme sera ulttrieurement
determine. Les deux commissioners
seront choisis par le president dc
ehaque comite executif dams chaquc
paroisse. Au cas- on un DIES commits
saires serait absent lie jour dc lGlcc-
ton, GU oublige de s'absenter, il sera
repr6sente par le second c~ommissaire
de o parti.
LIE cholx du cinquieme commissairc
sera tire au sort entire les deux parts.
Heures dc vote.
Les hureauX r~esteront ouverts dc
Z heures du matin il 6 heures du soir
excepte 4 la Ncuvelle-Orleans, on lis
seront ouverts de q heures du matiI
jusqu a Z heures du soir.
Avis d'emplacement dies hurcauN
de vote.
Avis sera dome par lie prtsiden,
DIES comites respectifs dc l'emplace-
ment DIES bureaux de vote ct du chois
DIES commissaires dams les diver:
precincts, ainsi que dies heures d,
vote. Get avis sera public plusicurs
iours d'avance.
Securitc DIES elections.
A Ia Nouveile-O Orleans, des corde.
en- bagrieres seront places a s pied,
de distance dc chaaue cote dc l'urne
formant I'm rectangle Il l'interieu
-duquel ne sera admis qu'un electeu
i la fois. Toute personne ayan
depose son bulletin, n'aura pas droi
de Sc METRE en- ligne avec ceux gu
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CONNIE les lecteurs dies i%ournaux
metrOpolitains lie savent d6ja, DIES
developpement, atterrants ont Gu lieu
dtls Ia situation politique. Dies char
ges directes dun attentat de corrompre
les chefs dies wards lie la Nouvelle
Orleans en- leur offrant dies offices, les
salaries desnuels additionnes ensem-
he Sc montent a plus de 100000. 90
par an, Dat etc port6es par lie City
Item ct /. Tmaes-D emocrat cont.e MIR.
Murphy j. Foster, m~aintenant posant
DIV ia democratic &c FEAT. pour.
son sup >or. a rejection primaile
proci ane.
Ces charges sont directes, at cir
eonstar.stas, chaque detail du temps.
de la g ~ de maniere est donnee.
ct III d.. ~. lt.t i Mr.. Foster den
tamm j. "a rsptts, soft pour une
action cyl,e en- dommages ct intGrets,
on pour une p%oursulte pour. libelle.
Ces charges ont etc Gtablies par Mr..
John Fitzpatrick, lie chef de Ia vile. 4
qui les ouvertures ont ctt faites, dams
une en'revne public dams les princi-
pauN %innrnauX dc i, Nu....i. Drtea -.
DeuA semain>, - sont prc,au'ccoulees
depuIs que ces accusations, ont ett.
faites, ct malgrG &c temps MI Foster
ma pas essaye dc les dasapprouver
devant les cours dc son PAYS le seul
tribunal par devant lequel il peut SC
justitier ct confondre ses accusateurs
Ii est charge de Ia commission dune
acte qui nor settlement est contre La
moralite ct sapc IN bon gotsxcrnement,
mais qui viole une loi criminellc que
Mr.. Foster lui-memc . aide par son
vote CONNIE senateur Il fairc inscrire
dams lie liyre DIES status pas plus tard
que fannee dc grace 1890 ct ccpen-
dant il Sc contcntc supplement dc nier
ces charges dune maniare fable ct
generate.
IL plaldc "pas eoupatstc." Ct refuse
dentrer en- process. tctlr cunduitc
pcut satisfaire Mr.. Foster. celia L.
regarde mais ellie sa;i-Saii:l ,li.,icile-
ment beaucouD hommrs rctlechis Of
honnetes qui ayaieut mi. toutc leur
confiance en- lui, ct k supportcnt par
Ggard q In cause quill await emhrassce
dams lie principe. l. Eonncur dc ccs
hommes ne scra pas 81 facilemept
satisfait. lis a~yaicnt &c influences i
croirc que leur valiant chef ctait un
~chcfLnnvrc de ycrtu, d 'hnnneur Of do
virilite, TN dc ees vrais cI,c,alicrs de
lanclen temps. sans pcpr u sans re-
prochc ct quana "a ycrtu ct son
Aonnear sont attaquts par dcs person
mes rcsponsablcs, is ont ccrtainement
droit d'attcndrc quiz dtfcndra cettc
h%onneur ct cette yertu ayec oucloue
chose de plus vigonreux qu'un simple
deni general. lis ont droit d'attendre
quill Sc justifiera complement au
della da moindrc doute.
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ATELIER

Ayant toni lie materiel neces>aire, nous
sOmrnes a meme d'exfcnter tons les nnyrages
typOgraphianes quI n.us seront contifs- Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'aifnires. entates de
features. tickets dhatitatiun. blaucs. eircu
iaires, els, seiont imprin rs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ces prix oui deiieut toute concur
ionce.
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NOT'HC

TNE- PLACfDE HEBERT. AT HOTEL U
- Toulouse, Lafourche Geos-in. Ia, takes
charge of all durable and visible diseases
hou can End him for consultation at lou.
louse's Hotel, LafourcIle Crossing.
Cares tho following diseases Dyspepsia.
AlCney affections, Dropsy. Pneumonia, feyers..
OF all kinds. Paralysis. Nervousness gravel
neart diseases, rheumatism All private
diseases, SC.
Proves to the public the caus-s and sources
OF all diseases.
ful cases
When guarantees are required, the patient
may deposit money eAacted for cure in the
hands 81 Mr.. Toulouse who will return the,
same FIGURE is not Affected.
Come and be convinced,
Without any information given, DIR. Hebert
at once locates the disease. makes his own
ingly
All MS medicines are pure and harmless
70 prove this when required. he will takea
uosc OIL each atths same time, take thereafter
a cold Or warm. bath, foIlo6cd by hearty
meal.
Those unablC.os come for consultation can
write. and the ~tts,ctoor will call on thk4m.
HI. tblt,A- nl y IlFr L.. No. -,
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ABONNENIENT
ANNONCES.

Toute annoIce %indlqnanf la profession
syec padresse ct n'excedent pas qnatre
i.gues. par an. G'avance 49, -...-......$ s. 90
AnnOrce re caInlltlats, d'avance.. 49,. 10 90
Necroiog,r. par 10
TOufe annonce commercials publiee a Ian
nee sera in>etee an tau de 50 cents par ponce
pour le premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions SUI seqnentes.
Tonte aunonce don't lie iion.hre d'insertions
u est pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
crdre au taux ordinaire.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-05
A SYSTEM OF HIS OWN.
How John Darby Boat . Faro Game at
MIssouin,
Special his patch 70 the standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the standard.
MissouLA. Oct "A Northern Pacific
brakeman, John Darby. has invented the
only system To heat the game Of faro. lie
stepped into the Exchange saloon tonight
and watched the game for n while. The
case keeper had occasion To- leave his
chair for n few moments, when Darby
took his place. keeping the cases aud
playing the dead checks. During the in
tcr,al dealers were changed, and Darby
cody cashed in so worth Of reds and pro-
cccdcd to dccanp, but was called down
before he left the house and turned over
to the police. lie was lodged in Jail, bu,
was released upon his friends making
good the amount. Darby was intoxicated.
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NOW HE'S A DEMOCRAT.
An addressing Letter From Ex Attorney
General Wayne Macvesgh.


PHLADHLPHIA, Oct. i.-Ex-Attorney
General Wayne MacVcagh has written q
letter 10 John W. Carter, secretary OF the
Massachusetts Reform club, in which he
announces that he will vote for Grover
Cleveland. The writer finds himself in
full accord with the democratic party and
hnds u more easy to act with them he
cause the republican party, securing its
return to power four years ago by promis-
ing TO preserve matters as they were. at
once embarked upon what he regards as q
reckless aud revolutionary policy. even
overturning all safeguards Of legislation
In the house of representatives In their
haste TO pass the force bill and the Me-
kinley bill, both to his mind unnecessary
and unwisc measures. The eco-omic
evils. however great. of the Mckinley bill
and the unreasonable system Of protec-
tion II represents, are Of less importance,
to his mind. than the moral evils which
will follow In their wake. In deciding for
what purpose the masses OF people
may properly bc taxed. il must
not be forgotten that taxes
have wonderful capacity for
filtering through intervening obstacles till
they reach the bowed-back Of toll and
resting there. and therefore the giving Of
bounties under any form of taxation is
mainly the giving away OF the wages of
labor; hut even such inequality and injus-
ticc are least of its G, lis, for while such
system endurcs political corruption
is absolutely sure to increase. As such q
system not Lnly invites but requires the
corrupt use of money both at the polls and
in congress. the republican party ought to
he an honest money party and would be- II
IL could, but while IL demanded increased
bounties for favorite manufacturers, II
could not refuse increased bo,inties to
silver producers. as the votes they control
werc probably necessary to tho pa ssage Of
the Mckinley bill. The poison of a de-
based currency Is making itself daily
more aud moro felt in every channel oi
business and finance, and IL is inevitably
driving gold out Of the country and lead
Ing us to all the evils of a iluctuating and
therefore dishonest currency based upon
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Ra.ing ~ Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK, Oct. t.-Six furiongs--
Tho Ironmaster won, Julien second, osric
third. Time. :i0L..
One mile-Russeil won. Speculation sec.
ond, Kilkenny third. Time. :s0l..
One mile and sixteenth -Cynosure
won, Diablo second, May Win third.
Time, 1:is.
Mount Vernon STAKES, elk furlonas-
Helen Nichols won. Governor Foraker
second, Ajax third. Time. III.
Fall test handicap, one mile and quar-
ter-Yorkyille Belle won. Candelabra Sec
onJ. Pickpockct third. Time. 2:os.
Six furlonys-Sport won. Girofc Colt
second, Marshall third. Time, l;l2N.
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EoAN AT HOME AGAIN.
Americas Minister to chin Arrives safely
at New York.

NEw YORK, Oct. i.-Patrick Egan, min
lister to Chill. arrived this morning on tho
Pacific mail steamer Newport. He Was
received b, the representatives Of Irish
societies. Egan brings with him, bcsides
tho treaty mentioned in these dispatches
several days ago. letters OF credit for t75.-
0o To indemnify tho families Of the Sec
men killed or wounded in Chill the time
OF the Baltimore affair. Egan says that
the people of Chill are extremely favorable
toward th. United States. Exan said his
return now had no connection with the
campaign. IL. once more entered an EN-
pha,ic denial of the many charges made
against him at the time of the Baltimore
episode.
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A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Returns from the State Election Down
In Florida
MAJORlTlES THAT SPEAK
Republicans and Populists Not In
it-Coiored People stand
Solidly by Their
Friends.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 4.-The vote in
to-day's election is hardly as heavy 80 ex-
pccted. This is accounted for by the fact
that roll pax requirements kept down the
aggregate of qualifications in all parties
Reports received from every county In tho
state and actual returns, coupled with
careful, conservative estimate, show
Mitchell, democrat, has majority In the
state not far from 5000. His vote will
probably run to $1,000. and Bas-
kins, peoples will not exceed
900. This is 1000 less than the repub-
lican vote four years ago. and while the
republicans. where they voted at all. gen.
orally supported the peoples party ticket.
the negroes. strange to say, divided their
votes between Mitchell and Baskin. Re-
Ports from about 25 Of the counties de-
clare more negroes voted the democratic
ticket than the peoples party ticket: this,
too. without solicitation OF any kind ex-
cept In close contests on the county cam
didates.
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HE BOUGHT THE STOCK.
A Biscuitviiie Capitalist Gets Control q
Great fails' Water Company.

A Biscuitviiie Capitalist Gets Control Of
Great faiIs' Water Company.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
GREAT FALLS, Oct. Al. G.. Phelps.
vice president Of the Montana National
bank Of Helena. has been quietly buying
stock i'm tho Great Falls Water company
until he has controlling interest. or 20
shares out Of l,50o. Large stockholders
we're ignorant of the move until notified
that the regular meeting would not he
held until the return of Mr.. Phelps from
New York. when Mr.. Phelps will probably
become president and general manager Of
the company. which is one Of the largest
in the state. owning about % miles oi
mains. Mr.. Phelps stock was purchased
from A. L. Dickerman, r. l.. Collins,
Paris Gibson. Frank Cooms and minor
stockholders at about 25 per cent. pre-.
MUM.
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North Dakota cusiouists,

GRAND FORKS. n. d., Oct. 4.-The fi.
sion Of the democrats and peoples party
is now complete. Tho state central com
mittec announces tho Withdrawal of the
democratic candidates for presidential
electors In favor OF the Weaver electors,
aud sndorscs George Y. Adams. The pco-
plc's party candidate for commissioner Of
agriculture and labor. The democrats
now have only one straight Candidate,
o Brien, for congress.
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COULDN'T REVIVE EN-.
Two Men KILLED at = Religious Mssting
of GoIored Peopie,

FULTON, NO.. Oct. i.-Three men were
killed. q woman fatally wounded and sew
cral persons shot but not mortally
wounded, at u colorcd revival meeting ~
Stephens, 20 miles northwest Of here, Sun
day evening. Saturday colored youth.
Mike Turner. whipped another negro boy.
The latter swore vengeance and Sunday
afternoon entered tho meeting and draw
ing revolver, began to fire at Turner.
mortally wounding Mrs. Keys at the drst
shot. Several Of those present drew re-
volyers and took sides for and against the
boy WHO started the shooting. When the
smoke cleared away two men were dead
and several wounded.
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Ms, ss,r,.ou'. C.adi,i.u,

wAsHISGroS, Oct. Mrs. Harrison's
extreme no 'vous condition disturbed her
res, the past three nights, SO she is not
feeling As we'll as last week. though il 70
said no alarmin. symptoms have devel-
oped ani her condition is about what Il
has been io" weeks past.
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AN ASSURED ENTERPRISE.
A Large fisuring MN win Bs Built at
Great falis.

Special D.spatch TO tho STANDARD.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. William Dun
woody Of Washburn. Crosby d Co., Of
Minneapolis has been In the city the past
few days. He says t.ic proposed Hot ing
mill and elevator will he built on the
river just above tho electric power hot Sc.
at Black La2le Falls, and will be com.
ple,.d by March The contract for the
machinery has been let. n. ID. Miller,
chief engineer Of the Great Northern, is
expected here in few days TO arrange
for side tracks.
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furay- Batterton.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.

MIssouLA. Oct. 4.-Uuited States Mar.
shal William +. Furay arrived here by the
evening train with his bride. formerly
Miss Sallic Battcrton of Deer Lodge.
where they were married to-day. He was
rendered sercnadc by his many friends.
the Mascot theater band being pressed
into service for the occasion. Mr.. Furay
made a speech from his bedroom window
thanking them for the compliment and
requesting all to step in TO the bar and get
what they wanted. and that he would see
them in the morning.
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NEARING DEATHS DOOR.
England. Poet Laureate Not Expected
to Live Many Hours.

LONDON, Oct. A telegram from
iaslcInsre at II O'Clock tonight says that
I'd Tcnns son Is quite prustrate and not
u.uly to survive the nigh. DIR. Dabbs.
o is an on friend OF the poet, said to-
night that tie patient slept very little. Sir
Andrew Clarke has not seen the patient to-
day. Strenuous Efforts h. . beer made
to secure his attendance, but he is busy
elsewhere aud will NJ. be able to arrive
before morning. The queen telsgraphs at
brief intervals inquiring as TO Tennyson' S
condition.
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and HERE'S The OTHER
TRYING TO CATCH VOTES
Whiteiaw Reid's Address to the
Peopie-Some Things About
the Issues OF the
Campaign.

BOSTON. Oct. A.-Music hall and Faneuil
hall were both fllled to overfiowing to-
night when the republicans ratified the
state and national nominations with
speeches by whitelaw Reid, Governor
Mckinley and others. Reid was given o
hatterina reception.
Mr.. Reid eulogised the achievements OF
the republican party and dwelt on the
changes threatened by the dcclarAtio of
the democratic platform. 1T has been
said" said he. ''that democrats do not do
what they say. II you take that view why
encourage a party that doesn't intend to
do what II promises aud IL its promises
are admitted worthless, what guarantee
have YOU II YOU give II power, against its
going even further than II has threatened?
Is the tiger SO amusing and playful q
creature that i il worth while to turn him
loose out of nero curiosity 10 see what he
will do: That the democratic party de-
mandcd these changes everybody knows,
hut something has happened since last
Tuesday. They have been demoralized.
The letter of acceptance discloses figure
which our aboriginal friends of tho far
West would describe as 'Big-man-afraid-
of-his-platform' and the party gases in
pcrplexity and alarm on the candidate
who accepts his nomination, but has not
yet shown either cantlor to accept or cour-
age TO repudiate its principles.
"Thrce vital points in the democratic
platform are state bank currency, reci-
procity and tariff. On two of them his
letter Is absolutely silent, while he writes
all around and about the third through
half his letter without once being able 10
say In straightforward language whether
protection is Unconstitutional. ms his
party declares il, or right and expcdient.
as Thomas jefferson and Andrew jackson
declared Il hut he does tell US that tariff
reform 10 still his purpose; that IL to say,
the business of the country must have no
peace, everything must be once more UNI
settled and the whole tariff must he
turned over again to he tinkered In
congress by that party which at Chicago
declared by nearly q two-thirds majority
for the English as against the American
system and pronounced protection un-
constitutional. No qualifications or
omissions or vague generalitics and assur.
ances Of harmless intention can blind the
voters. to tho fact that, however much
.is,G Gicyelsnd may regret II as an honor.
abb nan, he u bound hand and foot to
the platform OF his party nj Chicago,
just rs all tho world knows he
lis to-day bound to tho cat
of triumphant Tammnny Of New York
"'We deny that there has been an in.
crease Of prosperity since tho Mckinley
bill went into operation says Clevelaud's
platform. New York's commissioner oi
labor statistics, he bank commissioner
and tho board of equalization say there
has been, and tho reports from officers in
other states confirm II ALL"
Speaking OF thc discussion Of the cleo
lions bill, Reid said the question involved
Is. shall every citizen Of the United States
lawfully entitled to vote be permitted 10