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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The report that influences" will be
brought 10 bear to prevent the coniirma-
ton of Judge Gresham as a member IL
Cleveland's cabinet does not seem To
have the name blown in the bottle. and
the signature does not appear 10 be
genuine.-Detroit Tribune.
An exchange suggests that Kansas is
the place where the bad will 90 when
they die. II that be correct, the quicker
the old-style preaching comes into
vogue the better il will be for the weak
end of humanity Detroit Free Press.
The worlds fair will close on Sunday.
Col. Elliott J.. Shepard and the tough
element in Chicago have won great
victory. Thousands of workingmen
and women will be deprived Of the op.
portunlty ~ visiting TIE great exposi-
ton. Saginaw Courier Herald.
Grand Rapids has been poking fun al
Chicago because the latter city il Ia.
Tested with street thugs. Now il the
time Tor Chicago 90 yet even. The
Grand Rapids ~hoho" gang has broken
loose again. Muskegon News.
Tho democratic congress now drawing
~ a cloee will appropriate nearly go.
eoH0oo ~ excess ~ f1O9M0Ou( And
the democratic fraternity are row dis
creetiy mum about rcpuhlican ,lxirava
gance and the billion doilar congress .
which never expended "A billion dollars.
Adrian Tmes.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

The gentlemen appointed hy Mayor
Stuart AT the associated charity mass
meeting IN Powers opera house to pre-.
pace the preliminary papers ier general
organization are diligently az work.
faid memtcr ~ the committee this
morning..
~Ns thought II hest to have samples
~ tho documents and bylaws fron
cities that haze long maiusainea cue
cetsnl organizations. - Ve could get
form then, saiuafl. suggestions and
HVoid the delay AMI expense - expert
meniing With different methods
We are ton,ea hat Handicapped ~
thr serious ii.aess n aevesh hseni'ef~ -
ihs committee Iaumus n ,'i.heri. y
" hoscnthAi and MasoE siluaft are al
~ = csle,'slly desired that Mf
h.sHflthal ~ present - be has isng
been familiar aith tts srtife srie =
this N"fk hiri gIHii tO ia, ~ .nf'f
cnes ~ith ih- diei.eFuishes Aeniieiaea
9 ~ a,i'iffssefl thr mfeling TIE o'tef
nigHt itaunlng ssffs iaia.l r.sf.ssft 81
The insMaii93 - au eKxfs@ifn eon
'eft etss nlss MINT besr
~ tsef if uas thss fxfHiife ifaf
sRaih iri1 hn go t.a back Il istf the
nfts t'HFfisrte the' ife ttaHi -
cesi't'n'At ga fl sf aaa tfe f'4ft nira
80 81 fis POSITIONS ssi si.s tssfN ~
etifH t'rt,4sr ihe stsss raafifY ee.s
II = .it'h.f.it ie HarEe Mes AMI nstih
fe's sfisf tHls ale asf.t. ftifttrt Tee
nfs sii~'.e ~ is.e o.n4auer therefore
ihier q isf s. faht <af3s tsa.s -
lfeftfi iiF staal.sse ttff gre
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

sisissn g. tie hsH IN tAe dfE<rcf&f y T.
are ocnefoF tart aAd sis iEifpcs rpn<
Il the fepai,ilrag nseul4zs 49, that tAes
do nti tesi iscilned u este alonts - sid
. Democrat essusiniss.at IL making d.s
play Il.fs 49, ths rieaAear4is Azkcd tof
y hki tees eaEtrsi seo seais 49, AID get
itis = trivia tsik. although Gu<c4nof
MsnAns made : sn.sf4kt n srPoiAil1S
Eartissn c1annllszion II AZ had ap
posniF.s tso mors busno-< men they
ceok have made : cfedlf&lie exf4llt
even 9Th the fifss appropriation
sThese viii ts a c.oss f.xfs Cor s:ircnif
judge II our clsttsrf Sad William
Drake - Mics IN The Nortsn yesterday
The district canIfi~rs h<frieA and
Cas- counties. Judge o'ii4sa has bfcl
nosninst-d - the ds'fnrcrats The -
rublicGns vii Nominate either Oliver
teolloge "a William J asll~rt The
teo oounlles substitute the n.nth s.rs-
tofl4i district az well az the secsnd
judicial. LAST f3ll ths republican rsl.dl-
date for senator MAS elrctc1 ~ cEIs
forty plurality. and the sioctioE IN the
spring ~lll be esen closer than that"
Mayer q. A. Zolllueer - Fort Ws,ns
aud Counciluen Herman Niehsei. VI. ID.
Never and Peter fgE.esnsn. are guests
IN The Morton. They constitute the
committee on buildings a The Fort
Wayne common coslncli. aud arr IN TIE
city 10 consult the Grand k&pids school
Furniture company Ia regard - the tuf.
niture II ls making fof tie ne~ clt, hall
in Fort Wayne.
MoRros ID. Patterson. Charlotte:
Asa Clark. kalsmaxoo; X W. Bsxet. Elk
Rapids: NJ. J. Buck. Lansing; Frank N.
CaIdaell. Kalamazoo; W. y. KELLEY.
TRAVERSE City.
~ Ess's Mrs. r. II. Howard. Char.
lofsc. 6oo-ge Munrce. G~ssso. I. g..
Manssf. Stoughton. n. O Rn~e. p.so~-
key; Malcolm Wi.nie. Victor frt.s,1is.
fetoekey.
Nsw Lrsfxssrox Charles H. Laon,s.
X. A. Hastings. J. q. Nan~ inkle. Sparta:
Thomas keses. Ionia: W. ;. poxnss
Kalamazoo. Manly {. Dodge. Prank
fort.
krxr-J. A. 6underman. Lansing:
w II. MeKinstry. Muskegon; ;. ".
Gibhs, Middlesille. y. l.. Slocum. Hart
ford; Thomas heating, Petosiess A. ;.
Russell. Battle Greek
EAeLF-J. 5. Hudson. Fennville. -.
+. Miller. Lisbon: A. l. deuel.. lisrbQr
Springs: &. Cnliane. Port Austin. ".
II. Heath. Sparta. ID. loni0r. Williams
burg.
CIAEKSnoS- s. u. xinshan. Pent
water; r. W. Sherwood. otecco. A g..
kunnells. Newaygo; J. NJ Locke. Grand
Haven; III. III. Numhy. t0rrnna
BRrfsnF STEVfT Hos-Sf ID 4 lsfe
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

life xas compelled 70 rely apan his own
rsslsrcss - secure an education and a
livelihood. BY inseEse application % the
olss object and huosant indedpendencs
Of action IN securing the other he rap
itily acquired a knoxlesige of law and
literature. which ~ subsequent sftEs-
ron gitk naen u the world and a eat.
ursl taste FOR study has developed In
hizi ripe scholarship.
Nr Tsggut i one q the riainext q
nssn- Ia rsasa In his affection for his
fellows: uncompromising IN his defense
n the right lie has served the state in
taa capacity n attorney general. ia
which Office be distinguished himself by
the wisdom and caution with which he
guarded the interests Of the people. HIS
domination Is In every sense strong
and lualcious one. he vii be elected
10 serve With Judge Grove by fsfe and
q pronounced majority of al the votes
east.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Judge William l.. Grove was yester-
day renominated by the republican
county convention to succeed himself IN
the Office he row occupies. The nomin-
alton Is IN 10 sense unexpected. Tor IL
hss been the sentiment of his repubii-
can constituency that his eminent ser
vices should he recognized by a unani-
lnous call Of the party to continue in
his position
The honor viii DO peculiarly grateful
20 the recipient. for il is in the nature of
. reward for the conscientious discharge
Il his duties Such recognitions are
few and far between in the
struggles for political preferment.
Not only is the nominee hon
orei by his own party. but he has
been worthily indorsed by the demo-
Gratis In the very nature Of the present
political feeling be must receive an
equally splendid Endorsement at the
polls
Judge Grove is careful. painstaking
aad thoroughly honest jurist. He studies
his cases with diligence. arrives at con
eiusions slowly. and pronounces his
Judgments firmly. Very few OF his de
cisions fail 10 stand the test of the su-
preme courts scrutiny. He is eminently
fair. impartial and patient. These three
qualities make for him the admiration
Of litigants and the affection Of attor-
neys. lie will command practically
solid vote.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25
Who Runs the ssate?

The press dispatches announced last
night that Auditor General Stanley W
Turner had declared NJ Detroit yester.
day that unless his bosom friend and
present state accountant. q. &. Tomp-
kins. was appointed warden 81 Jackson
prison p. d. a.. numerous people holding
important positions would find them
selves out 81 a job. Under suspension
II the rules The Republican bege leave
10 ask: Who in hales Is running this
state u Michigan. anyhow Lansing
Republican.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

f. nouinstsor the lien. No~~s Tag
rart fsr c.seaf iulsr. ia republican
rnaeep.en na.ie selects r q one a the
shlpss sal ,fert ifiiisns 'asy~rr IN the
sfas~ sf Mphran. - II 49, refieeten
on bi@ crporeet - ~Y that The ei-sst
re-sit ~ss sehiestf Is she ncesinafiuu
- ~ Tsexsft ile srcYaiaTiY kso-n
nof erf ~ itis riiy sff e.sen.t bot ia
IRE ssafe - .af9r - 4 asosf i-fa'e osn
sfsfafs,nsl a~y~r ani soeceeefai ksr
srsl rfaetitiosfs n A ihss eienfret 2
yru|ar,ss snsi srqasiafaere thsf siil
rsste kan n,sfe issneible essfasaia
tae spe s.a pren5eent
- ~ resninaflf,e tfssea NJ bnffe
EST xat@ srf4 enpsrs sfsf.as =
A. isesess rs aesi peiiss etsees
fe < : .1sa thsf hss heesss tia 80 'e
tse - 6et 4 persesefsrse s9d
en -iae f~seftsn - ~ psie.ifi'ss
tfsfsth ss.l sasts Hs 80 ga tesn
- tsrs4ias n.hnrals. tsst s@siF Is
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25
AMUSEMENT NOTES

William IL. Cranes repaftory has be-
eome - large during the past few sea
son- that be has been a ione star that be
has determined 10 lsasss some II MS
PLAYS. He has sold the New England
rights II The Senator Ga Charles IL.
1hayer. the well knozn manager. who
Is now organizing company headed BY
Louis Aldrich "a play AZ IL. Next sea.
son Joseph brooks Intends sending a
strong organization 10 present the play
throughout the country.
M4nde Adams III John Drew's com
pany Is queen II little castle OF her
own behind the SCENES" She il prob.
ably the only actress IN the country
y ho carries her dressing room with her,
- to speak. II Is tiny, portable house
made Of canvas that can be foIlsSl
away like an Arabs tent. inside IL is
quite little salon. with its white and
gold pier glass. tapestries and rugs. ani
being upon the stage il Is convenience
itself.
George Thatcher's Tuxedo" will lie
seen ia The Powers March & Charles
H. Beed. whose childhood was passed ia
this city, Ii IN the city arranging for the
company's appearance. lie VAS school
mate II Charles ID. Amy. managing
editor of the Chicago Mail. and John ID.
Mcintyre. for seven years dramatic
critic for THK HERALD
". III. Roales. manager for Clara
Norris, dined at The Morton yesterday
while en- route from Muskegon 10 Fort
Wayne. He said that Americas greatest
emotional actress keeps pace with the
best OF them IN the matter IL business.
She will not appear in Grand Rapids
this season.
Mary f. Lease is typieally feryid. i'm
pulsiye and heroic. She is the idol Of
the people. Arrayed against monopolies
and oppression she is the champion IL
the plain peoples right TO comfort.
home. education and all Gods good
gifts.
Surrender will succeed Tuxedo" in
The Powers. II is war drama in
which all the characters are costumed
in the ugly styles OF 1859 and 60. 1t is
SAID 10 be one of the strongest plays on
the road.
The Charles Il. Hanford Julius
Caesar company is doing splendid
business iu Kansas. The recent politi-
Cal troubles revive interest in tragedy,
hence his increased luck.
March the Mehan Quartet, assisted
by James Paddon. violinist. and Edward
Hessebery. pianist. will give an enter
tainment in The Powers for the benefit
Of the ST. Cecilias.
II is sad, says the New York Mirror.
To contemplate the fact. but il is evil
dent, nevertheless. that Mr.. Booth has
given his last performance.
Jim Riley will be here March with
all his quaint drollery and innocent
sweetness. He will read his dialect
poems in Hartman's.
Ellie Ellsler was only IL years old
when she acted leading characters in
support of Edwin Forrest.
Marsh Wilder. the big little humorist.
is booked for night in Hartman $
early In the month.
~ Breezy Time" with a cyclone Of
merriment. will hold the boards in The
Grand next week
Robert Mantell will play an engage
ment AZ the Detroit opera house March
9-l0ll.
Smiths will be lightcned next week
by brilliant operate comedy specially
bill.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

The democrats 81 the ninth ward hsld
their caucus last night In tie vacant
store al No. lf2 West Fulton street IN
disturbed. alderman Mills. Who drove
them away from has saloon Thursday
night where the regular caucus had
teen called. Was net present last night.
The caucus was presided over by John
T. Strnhan and J. G. Boon az secretary.
The regular call Tor tie city cancuscs
ordered the election - delegates 10 be
beld hs ballot. bu; the election last
night WIS 10y acciamation. The follow
ing delegates we're elected O. attend the
county convention - BE- held today.
James r. Lee. William CouneIiy and
Alderman / NJ Turner.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25
W. Ar. Al Right.

Michigan reppblscans are srrusrd as
vas eheen ~ fas result last November
v hen the state coyernHssnf wa~ frsist ned
ftors the power - the aggregation that
,lrfine tao sesfs has iutelsssi the state
ir niisluir AMI ,iisgrAce. They wili press
fsfo sf.l nuiitslis 81 the support - The
ticket a. ha4hinger n victory -
81 rfse - the rfsf general ricciion Tie
republicans - Michigan are al right.
kaiaalas.se Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

One cannot withhold sympathy. m
matter what his political attitude may
hc. FOR the financial disaster which has
~ suddenly ovoriakcn Governor Nckin-
les ~ Ohio. II may not lc the very
worsi thing that can hcfasl man to
los.' his ealih. hat IL takes plenty n
nersc - hear such loss vell An on
Inok,s witnessing the shock n the faii
fstls inclined o. saw ~Islessed be moth
fftk l4s gff Tribune
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Those in charge of affairs. local, for
theworld'sfa fair. complain that specimens
of newspapers for the newspaper exhibit
from this state are coming in very
slowly. None of the city papers have
sent specimen copy up 10 date. II all
the papers IN the state are shown in the
exhibit il will be necessary for them Ia
come in al the rate OF thirty per day IL
they are all in on time
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

The Ladies Missionary sociei, II the
second baptist church gave musical
aud literary entertainment last night IA
the church at the corner II so.d and
California streets. fof Tie tensfit n tho
sseiefy. An admis-son II 10 cents as
charged aud The room was completely
fi'ed. IL Vas al enjoyable entertain,
meni aud profitable one 10 the society.
This Is what they did:
Piano Soio-- Polka Ir Ia Rsine-.......J. Ac'1
fff1 Aefnef.
Violin Soio-tth AIR tarfr .-...............
Miss Dnlsy lAanford
Reclfatson--hoferf of Sirlly II. W. Lonsfsliow
MIS- fraocls Walsh.
~" Al ~es fffesm - 49,. -s*.----..
Miss afrie Hcltnos-
Piano Solo-Ss.icCfs~i ..--.........
Mss Minnie l. Davis.
Banjo Solo Sele<fed ......4-.......
Master Russell BARTER
kecitation Katrina in New lofk -.......
Miss Theresa vasbci.
Piano Duet sianArn ffofa r,,rslsn PArts}.
III. aosxko~sAi. Dfi. - ......s-.....
AesSrs. ferd aud bick Warner.
Violin SOLO Faust fanfsisic. or. luo.....
Ms E.ilfh kEox.
Eccitstion- Love In Balloon. ............
Miss Alice Taylor.
Piano Solo--La tstsfaklefte, Op. A........
Aiss Emma knox-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

TO-DAY the steamship City
Of New York Of the lnman line.
will sail from that port for
Southampton.
The Inman Company has de-
tcrmincd to fly the American
flag and the time for this change
has been fixed for to-day. This
is an important event. as the
stars and stripes float from none
of the great ocean liners. Elabo-
rate ceremonies will signal.ze the
change Of flags.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

a. H,wfIS SMITH. the republican
nominee Ter ss'hooi commissioner. has
demonstrated his fItness tor the place by
his superior administration - tho Office
during the past Two years. lie was
elected 10 tho position BY democrat
board - supervisors very iiatierirg
testimonial - lis qualification.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

JT - date Tie Parrot has nj -.
trseted IL nifsfiY sinisier and mslli,if,ia
rsstement thaf senAtss BARNARD hs,f q.
tfo<iaeeii a bi4 - ptovfie - : ghirf
sifesst o,eff itige tennan h,sls tY
wesii ronft ~ase kle,l z 80 afssitgy
faf sas q ssifai dreeit
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

The <ew antk run ev,nisnnes - a.
nand tnsf li.s .ieisoefais ia .>,nrress
"a ~ carr, s,tti tee pfrnls-e - thu Chi
ossa pisitsm . ftFtsi ths psssesf
pfaif<iise tAff and replaces Il hs a
iafsH fs rfsape epit fiuf the Sua
fftas 3sil that i'sft vent 50 81 They
.het asfe. = esr ,hin4 ~ anoihef
lhey 4se - srfeei en,sex shensrlvse
- IS = hsf shes rssils - eanf Tse.lo
f4ta-.a
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

IiFcKvfra. the recently appointed
Democrat senaioF from Wyoming. is "a
free silver man - fAe backbone Ia the
Language = Governor osh.fue n ~.
dr Cleveland y iii probably rot tear any
butions ~ his clothes ia hi@ feseriph
ans4ety = becene prfsanal friend u
fhe sensfof
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Nfe men have t~sh found b take the
piaesa = the striking as4feh tcndef. ia
cbtsea an1 thc sts.ke is falhlfe
Ameriesh eeskieen,es Ase lrarusiie by
bitter esYerHnsr that the strike anl the
toycsss arr dangerous Wesp-,ri@ - zee ia
overeousing real ~ imagiastl wrongs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

ttshes y tiresEtf. tt1 efieisnt
sssrssasy = ~ repaiItah tssats
- ket 3 sss lliate ~ fhe ossiaagseu
- eif3 e1>fk ~ isaaasu = a.
s~stesilf f.sf4'aE gaas saguislif.s slsa
= rap.laafsf sa nsskr fai5 sssne
sa-fa-.l
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

~ NAfosa haxffe sefus~i - nar.e
its sa.~ss~f q isi.s J4 kst. wh1s !.
- b,Dief ~ <ee sisnsesfs pltshlnF
fhe iiso f$fsts 3 thief tssasi nAts.ss
- ,as rrsh fr etpid - Hs hssssar
s. sha lsssta fts sfste ss5 4. sise 8ees,
t44ft. fsrfs k1isp,assss f54zafts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Mrs Leiso,. living al No. c57 Cass
stroet.- when abouf a. dceocnd into the
basement Yesterday morning. missed
step and fell 10 The foot a the stairs,
breaking her arm. She H. about 90
wears ~ sge and the shock resulting
from the injury and fall vas serious.
DIR. Esszema uas called
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25
HkARrY STANDARDIZATION

THK HEnALp appeared this morning
with a handsome new dress. greatly i'm,
proving lis typographical appearance.
The Eagle heartily congrafulates its
esteemed cofemporary on this substan-
tial evidence Of prosperity and progress
Wednesdays Eagle.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Ma cLsvxnAsD has shown want II
confidence IN lis former cabinet. Not
ore of them i honosed BY resppoint
meat
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

WEATHER.

WAsatSerox. Feh. 2f-For Lower
and Tpp.r Michigan Light SHOWS.
porthefly winds. slightly colder.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

Nhta a. AHssft IN hlaa aakes fssi
lzf - stel.is - esnts - i Is s3sests.
~ sd feiiissy sa sfy l. Alshssaa
n. g.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

2 A very. pretty ard stylish new dress
makes the GRArD RAPIDS HERALD smile
like an early June rose.-Big Rapids
Bulletin.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

As Hsfss = besiss fsp9a tlms 4
= e fte fs elsa Hsst tarpss sati
si''ss tsls i-a e.sa<ass . SEA asasir
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-25

- popular ns~ that IL provisions ans>
their Insen, are better understood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-13

cut. Tho little
white lines a re
the nerves which
convey the neTvo
force from t Ia .
erVe Conucrs t.
every part OF the
body, just a. the
electric currents
conveyed along
t he telegraph
wires to q Y 4 v
station, large on
small. Ordinary
pilysicians fail 10
regard this fact;
instead OF trea -
ing the nerve cen
terS for the n.use
Of the III o.. i""S
arising tderef.
they tre a I the
part affected.
Franklin Miles.
NJ. ID, LII. B.. the
highly celebrated
specialiSS ard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-13
FT0 w HEs -
y Cl%9$
Floral Guide for 1873
,U= Il I-SU sED.

Contains Colored Plates of the Al
pine Astor, Begonia, Dahlias Cans
mas, Clematis, Dutchman's lpe,
PansIes, Corn and Potatoes.
Descriptions and prices of tl,~ ,ery
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Charmer Pea
and Golden Nugget Corn, they
pleased everybody last year. Hun =
dreds of beautiful aud appropriate
quotations from the best authors
makes it The Poets Number. Every
lover of a good garden should send
10 cts. for Guide, which can he de
,iuct9d frem first order-costs no
hing. James Vick's Sons, Roch-
ter, n. Y. NIL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-13
No 163
THE SILVER PHTr,a..A.

The silver wing of the n, oil
can State Conve1li0- uniu.uvus-
ly adopted -" U'v.nS platiorm:
The CO 7cEti~u eHd1r5cs and
adopts the platform Of the Rub
licas State ConveLtion. held ~ Va
1t, on the 80 of ADril la7'. IT, fol-
lows,
EeeOlved, That We coud-uIu the
Republican, party Of the tern
states aud the atministTdtl'u o.
President Harrison. insOfat - ,ney
have f,jis to a. ON. lieh tie 'sum-
Ilete remonej izatjon Of silver, md
to e. at laws providing Ior the
free and uuresJI iced cuina;y- OK
that metal.
ResO we'd, That tie fest"r ,tion
of silver to the place IL 2'cIpied
previous 10 the passage "a The
Mint Act OF 1878, is essential to
the prosperity of the country and
paramount To all other pulticai
consi3 eratlons The Legislation
W ich robhed silver Of it's money
functions and denied to TIE owner
Of ei.ver bullion the right to ave
the same coined into money upon
the some terms and conditions
which u ply to the G. image OF gold.
reduced the money Of ultlma te re-
demptiun or , ayment, about One-
half. and enabled the oWreIs of
money and obli2 ations payaule ia
money 10 monopOiiZe tn coin OF
the CONNER clal Orld.
! Resolved, That the Teople OF
Nrvada arv il favor OF the cnin-
age of silver upon the same con-
ditiona which apply to the c"irage
OF gold, and they are oprCs05 tc
eleyating any person 20 'u.-a Who
is not known to be uuegnIN. lily
ia favor Il openIn@ the AlI.~ OF
the United States to the free and
unlimited G ill., Of silver.
! la We. OF tn unsati- fact."y at
/ titude OF President BarrieuI' t. the
paramount issue OF the remuneti-
zatiou Of silver, t is c,nVeution
will make no nominations tO res
ideItial a. eCtOrs and the State en-
trail Committee TO be appointed by
this topVehtiun shall have ur au-
thoiity TO put ia nomination eleG-
tors
The 9. nventl"u cordl u'E m
doTses the Vig".ous elliott " our
Senator'S ami H.ur>aa.: .F.. t.
secure tu.. IIe.- and Lulunts,, in
age of lIvrf, and tire ttj'> ra!
W.T. that ltey hive do,e SIS no
seLtlu- the u"e 9e ue h-t".t. he
" money l"." l7 ami Tie t'-l. 'lu-
eTs %.o I-"'tV.2 l'@ 3'f."t.-~-. OF
wealG.
And We faV On. conthl ion
If a-itatl ." ami eonj'ttI.n I"l the
fee au@ u m.trd c"'n.-e I'D su-
Yer 1T i"e pt"~@AC iaLi '.'i % u" L,
for ti.s.. '..a .'Ar-t a.s'. DE lne
ucur"t Of the peonie ID .a4e
miners, fam r-. laoofe.- .u" me
chauie7.
The citiZeD5 of Aevs-5r. srpre-
sentauves Il the N"-luus --'ver
leagues irrespective "i pa ia,rty
affiliations, in convention goa, mbI-
ed, do set I rth ne following :ec-
laration Of 'ainvk!e-:
FL st. We dema1d tie ini re-
mon fiza tian 81 silver ALL .:.. free
and uulimil-t c,'inag~ t eE'"f, at
Che present ratio ol l6 l..
Sec"Dd. We are ra il '-liy ana
unalterably opp seq u the N"'loh-
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