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in I u n. : 10 .. and the sw \ of the 90 y of SEQ
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upon which there 10 now situated about 400 coo
taot of pine timber. That All Of the. said land is
composed Of high rocky ridges and deep s%uliies.
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4il--l--4iI-|4i-||Hii-
della w ARE.

The state of Delaware is the least
state in the union in territory, enter
prise, education and mental ability
No wonder the Bayards flourish in
that community. There is no expan-
sion it except the feet and ears OF its
representative men. En- bassador
Bayard at London brays bray across
the Atlantic as follows:
II am looking somewhat anxiously
to the meeting Of congress, and hope
there will be no faltering in the re-
solve to maintain the gold unit of
value. So far from depreciating the
intrinsic value of silver bullion, | be-
lieve the cessation OF storage and the
accumulation of stock will help every
other commodity"
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SILVER AND THE CHRONICLE"

the plainest and completest expose
OF the criminal demonstration of sill
yer in 1873, the clearest argument in
favor of the unlimited coinage of sill
yer, and the best answers to the
assertions and sophistries of the gold
bugs on the money question that we
have ever seen in any journal or else
where appears in TIE San Francisco
Chronicle of the 9TH instant, from the
pen of John p. Young. Every per-
son who can read should read it care
fully and studiously and he will be
posted thoroughly on the great ques-
ton which now engages the attention
of the American people, and il he
had doubts as to the policy OF free
coinage before, these doubts viii be
expelled after the reading. The
friends OF silver should secure and
distribute an edition Of a million or
more copies Of the Chronicle contain
ing the article throughout the union.
1t should be in every household in
the land and in the hands of every
laboring man. Then II congress shall
fall down at the feet OF Grover the |
there will be music in the air.
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fails. This dictatorial spirit must be
nipped in the bloom-it has got cut
of the bud--or blood will flow to the
top Of the horses ears instead of the
"bridle relns." Ii the people fail to
use the peaceable means bequeathed
to them by the father Of the republic
to maintain their liberties and free
institutions, and for the sake Of party
fer to speak out or hurl their ballots
for home and Preside and let usurpa-
ton and notification Of the laws run
riot in high places without check,
they VIII at no distant day have to
resort to the means employed by cur
revolutionary sires to crush the power
OF tyrants or be reduced to nation
OF most abiect slavery. Let the curb
ing bit be put on the chief mustang
of the nation and his band OF bucking
broncos, or you will soon be deprived
of Governor Waite's means OF last
resort for defense-horses and brides.
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MONDAY
TOADYING TO WALL STREET AND
CLEVELAND.

New YORK. August 4.-The W0rid's
Washington special says that Speaker
Crisp authorizes the statement that
there is no basis whatever for any one
of the many reports circulated regard
ing the appointment OF the chairmen
of committees.
He has not yet decided upon sin
gle appointment and will not for sew
eral days, certainly not before the ar
rival of the president and Secretary
Carlisle, and probrbly not until the
caucus shall have officially designated
him as its candidate for speaker. he
does not expect to announce the COM
mittees until eight or ten days after
the organization of the house next
Monday.
He may make an exception of the
committee on coinage, but has
reached no such determination as yet.
The speakers sole aim Is to do only
that which will be of the greatest
service to the party, which means CO
operation with the administration
The truth is that all depends upon
the tone of the message. Ii Cleve-
land shall confne his recommends
ton strictly to the repeal of the Sher-
man act, with no hint at subsequent
legislation in the direction of bimet-
allism, it might be considered wise to
pit Cochran against the redoubtable
Bland; in which event Cochran
would leave the ways and means to
become chairman of the coinage COM
mittee. If, on the other hand the
president should deem more pacific
policy advisable, it might be consid-
cred wise to permit Bland to retain
his position if he should care TO do so,
despite the opposing majority in his
committee.
If the above special to the World
be true, then Mr.. Crisp is building a
furnace in which his political hide
will be burnt into crisp. If it be
true as the special announces, that
the speakers sole aim is to do only
that which will be OF greatest service
to the party, which means co-opera-
ton with the administration, then
the greatest service to the party and
country he can do will be, as
soon as he is inaugurated speaker.
to declare himself dictator OF the
lower house and adjourn it sine die,
and let Groves, dictator OF the country,
assume entirely the reigns Of govern
ment and save the expense of any
more congresses. What is the use OF
.,oipu throucyb tho raot,Iar and CO
pensive routine of legislation ii the
will of the administration is to be
consulted alone and not the peoples
The tendency of all legislation fol
the last thirty years has been toward
Capitalization. This heretofore caused
tremendous kick all along Demo.
cratic lines, but now the Democratic
party being in power in all branches
of the government it goes the Repub
leans one better on Capitalization
and adopts the one man power out
and out. Cleveland today is the alb
solute dictator OF his party, and If hi
power in this direction is not de
stroyed it will be only one step turtle
to the dictatorship of the union. Thi
is the ultimate object of the allianc
between Cleveland and plutocracy
This is as certain as the forecast Q
the weather by Foster, which neve
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Congress convened in extraordinary
session today at II O'Clock. From
all we can learn, it is the opinion Of
the SILVER STATE that silver will
gain more than it will lose in the ex-
citing combat instigated by Cleveland
for it's final overthrow.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULreE.

u s. DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture.
WIENEMUCcA STATION
August g. lS93.s
Conditions OF weather for the y hours end
ing p NJ, 10Th meridian time. OF 500 T. NJ
local time
Mean Barometer, 1855.
Maximum Temperature. 30 deg.
Minimum Temperature. 81 deg
Mean Temperature, 70 deg.
Wind - Prevailing direction w. max
mum velocity &c miles an hour.
Precipitation for II hours, 20.
Minimum Temperature, Aug,7, 50 deg.
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IN Accidcntc EntnI.

III Sdbado pasado, SAHARA Naya
lro en compaHm de uua tia suya
habia ycuido i yiSital parientcs y
a la Scbolla, lugar dis.
tante como uuas tres 0 cuatro
milas de Ia plaza de Mora, la
ioyen haca su Njaie a caballo, y
regreSaba va para cl lugar de sn
residencIa en- Mora, cuando Ia
bestia en- que cabalgaba empcl6 a
rcspiugar, y no tard6 mucho en-
tirarla y hacerIa dar mn fuertc sol
pc en- eI sUclo. N leyautalia &c
all, haIIalon que Ia desgraciada
l0ycn habia recibido fuertes contU.
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