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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-18

presidents plan, give Us some other and "a I
IN Gods name let US settle this impor-.
tant question for the people ofour coun-
try. Then we will take it into our con
sideration. If we canagree with you we.
will. We will not follow your example.
If we do not agree with you we will give
you a manly mo-" .
Mr.. Sherman argued in favor Of
Strengthening the gold reserve, and said
that h. had seen letter from the secre-
tary of the treasury to the effect that
there would be deficiency Of at least
$50,000,00O. In this exigency the cree
ton of public buildings and public i'm
provements should be suspended.
''These are things that cannot be avoi-
ded," Mr.. Sherman said. "Youmust de-
eide this silver question one way or
another. If you cannot do it and retire
from the senate chamber we, on this side
of the house, will settle it, and we will
do the. best we can with our silver friends
who are blood of our blood, and flesh Of
our flesh.
II would like to know" inquired Mr..
Morgan, "whether the senator would vote
for the unconditional repeal of the entire
Sherman act.''
NO." replied Mr.. Sherman, emphatic
ally, ''and no other man who understands
the subject would do it, in my judy
ment."
II have studied it to the best of my
ability, '..Mr. Morgan said, "and I intend
to offer an amendment to that effect to
get vote upon it."
~ will vote against it with the great
est pleasure" said Mr.. Sherman.
81 had no doubt you would"
II have no doubt that two thirds of
the Democratic side will vote against |
it, Mr.. Sherman replied.
Mr.. Morgan-I do not doubt but we
will try it.
MIR. Sherman-That is precisely what
we want to do. Why should we not try
this? Why should we be here seventy
odd days without single vote upon any
question? Let Us try it. Break down
this barrier now maintained by the Uni
ted States senate. Break up this violent
and insolent obstruction to the will of
the majority. Give the senate freep
er and play, and in ten days from this
time the skies will bri ghten, business will
resume its ordinary course, 'and all the
clouds that lowered upon our house be in
the deep bosom of the ocean Buried"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-18
WATTERS0N'S STRUCTURES.
They are Hurled at the Southern Democra.
tic Cbstructionists.

The brilliant editor of the Louisville
Courier Journal pays his respects to the
Southern wing of the Democratic party
in the senate as follows:
The spectacle of the extra session and
more particularly the, scenes of the last
few days and nights are enough to call
the dead to life in defense of beleaguered
interests and the departing glory of the
South. A clique of Southern senators OBJ
sequiously serving combine of silver
mine owners; using their experience, and
such wits as are left them to obstruct
the will of the people as it was never OBJ
strncted before, precisely as if their own
dear lives, or their own dear dollars were
at stake,
Perhaps the Immolation Of Grover
Cleveland may be retributlon upon the
Democratic party for nominating and
electing him president: perhaps it may
Destroy the party outright; perhaps it is
ever the will of God for evil to come to
pass that good may follow; but the gull
ty ones will not escape. That is one
comfort amid the desolation that has en-
veloprd Democratic opportunities and
the irretrievable digrace which has fallen
upon the Democratic party in having
approvingly to submit to the wise rebuke
of Republican statesman, and that
statesman, John Sherman.
We see the official head of the Demo-
cratic party ruthlessly insulted without
a word OF reply or defense from senators,
who, holding Democratic commissions,
are quick to rush to the aid of the mine
owners in meanly insulting their Demo-
cratic colleagues. We see the organiza-
ton and discipline of the Democratic par
ty blown to atoms, not by intellectual
dynamite, or the combustion of great
ideas, but by most questionable train
of deprecated dollars laid in the dark
ness, and it is much to be feared, in the
corruption of few silver Mines That
is what we see. When tariff reform is
beaten, when the resembling Of the fede1-
al election laws is beaten, when Demo
cratic victory is converted into Democra-
tic obloquy and defeat and when thebu>
siness interests of the country, detached
from healthy intercourse with the COM
mercial world, are relegated to a plague
stricken comradeship with those nations,
to-wit, Mexico and Central and South
America whose monetary, like their poll
teal conditions, are in state of chronic
distemper, then will these southern and
so-called senators, learn in sober earnest
that there is . people to condemn and .
God to punish, alike the faathless and
the incapable M
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-31
JONES SPRINGS.

Photographs Pom Jones sprags AMI Tue Near
Vicinity
The late rains have greatly revived
vegetation.
Mr. Jacob Stuckyi SRI, is still quite
i'll; not expected TO live more than a
few days at most.
Mrs. Molhe II KEGS, wife Of J +,
KEGS. Of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends in this village.
Mr. Henry F Kerns and daughter,
Of Winchester, VA, are visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
Mr.. J W Stuckey while loading
stone for a lime Kiln, let one fall on
his hand. bruising il badly It's get
ting better at this writing.
TIMER.
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY.

The WoRLD to-day completes the
second year Of its existence. To day,
two years ago, il made its first appear
anee and under very trying circum-
stances. The majority Of onr people
little expected it to hold ont. Other
attempts had proven unsuccessful,
and tile suspended dailies prior to that
time, only seemed 10 make its life
more cumbersome aud IFS hardships
more numerous. The outside business
men held aloof with their advertising.
People at home were more inclined to
discourage IL than ID assist simply be-
cause others did not bold ont. Never
in the history Of any newspaper were
trials and tribulations more numerous.
But THE WORTH went on, struggling
and lighting hard 70 gain fooihold.
II has done So What q change in
opinion. The outside business men
are advertising IN il exceptionally lib
orally while the business community
al home concede il 4 permanent and
staying enterprise. None, but few
worthless, immoral, degraded, rascal
ly and stingy people, are opposing ii.
This latter class have fought il from
the outstart, but Of no avail. 1t has
come TO stay, and has long since gain
ed the desired foundation,
In every conceivable way it has
fought hard for the advancement Of
the city's interests, and has at no time
faltered in declaring for justice, and
exposing the criminals whose black
characters and records have placed the
community on its guard. Il has aim
ed to be independent Of any ring Or
clique, stood by the helpless. and fear
lessly denounced the objects Of con
tempt who try to ruin the morality and
welfare of the people generally. Its
motto has always been, and will con-
time to be, an independent advocacy
o. truth and right in a fearless and
genteel manner. The community at
large and lis patrons must be the judges
as 10 whether II has done this. 10
them THE WoRLp extends a thankful
ness that can only be gained by the
ties Of true friendship and assistance,
and hopes the future Years Of is ex.
istenee will be still more deserving,
and advantageous to old Martinsburg.
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The new rules were the occasion Of
somewhat acrimonious discussion in
The House yesterday Il II possible,
al Mr. Reed contended, that they do
not 60 far enough in putting the con.
troll Of business in the hands Of the ma
jority bnt il il well 70 respect the
rights Of tie minority, and il viii be
time enough to further circumseribe
these when their exercise shall have
been proven Incompatible with the
prompt and orderly transaction q leg
islative business.
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The smoke is putting from many mill
chimneys where fires had been banked
a few weeks ago there is a betterfeel-
ing in the centres Of finance the i'm.
preston gains in Washington that Com
gress will have done with its task sat
isfactoriiy by the middle Of next month
and, aside from the abundant fruits d
earth, there are other tokens that be.
fore the shining Of the hrayest moon
aud the coming Of Thanksgiving time
the country will have had ample cause
for thankfulness,
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DO the hoarders Of money remember
the parable Of the fellow who, having
been intrustod By his lord wiff,a tai
emit. was afraid and went and hid it>in|
the earth He was rebuked for his
Stiffness, and told that he ought TO
have " put the money to the exchang
ers,'' SO that he could have paid il
back with usnry. Hoarded money
profits nobody. Don't hoard il pass
ii over to z the exchangers," where It
will pay debts, put bread in hungry
mouths, give work to idle men, and
profit every one.
Every day suspended banks are re-
Stunning operations seven thousand
idle men viii be set al work in Pitts
burg mills this week some Of the Ken
sington mills are starting up. Nothing
is needed 10 insuregeneral resumption
but little more life blood il the veins
Of trade. Money makes the mare 20.
Don't hoard il.
Stocks are steadily advancing.
Work must 60 on IN the fields, in the
shops, in the mines People must live.
The wheels must turn. Now is the
time to buy 10 invest TO put money
in the bank to make money earn it.
keep. Don't hoardit.
The Government Il paying ont gold
freely every day in response 70 current
demands upon the Treasury Why
should individual holders Of currency
hold paper notes
Gold by the ton tothe extent Of $40
100000 was dumped into the market
on Monday, while at the same time the
House Of Representatives voted 10 stick
to honest money. What il The use 81
further attempts to make money scarce
by boarding il . Over supply will soon
make money cheap, and what will the
hoarders do then - Philadelphia Rec
| 0gfi
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The Pan-American Medical Con.
gross. which win assemble in Wash
iugton on September s, and continue
its sessions fer four days, viii be a
most important gathering The an
nouncement Of the expected attend.
anee Of delegates from all hecountries
u America lend to it an assurance Of
international character and will i'm
part otis proceedings the stampof IN.
ternational deliberation and assent
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The State Board Of Equalization in
Kansas, which is controlled by the
Populists, has assessed property in gem
eral at less than p per cent. Of its
value, and has equalized matters by
taxing freight ears at GO per cent to
lao per cent. Of their actual value.
Confscation Of this sort, if it could be
enforced, would mean ruin 10 the rail
road companies, and quiteas surely to
the State itself No wonder the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans Of Kansas, sink
ing All party differences for the com
mon safety, should have joined hands
in the resolve 10 DUST the Populists
from power.
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aoop NEWS.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such a test of IFS curative
qualities, as 0tto's Cure. Thousands
of bottles of this great German remedy
are being distributed Tree Of charge, by
druggists in this country, to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonia and
all Throat and Lung Diseases, giving
Che people proof that 0tto's Cure will
cure them. and that it is the grandest
triumph Of medical science. For sale
only BY a. NJ. Gilbert x Bro. Sam
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Adyices from Washington credit the
Ways and Means Committee with the
purpose Of holding brief hearings on
the tariff, with view to reporting a
tariff bill on the assembling Of the
regular session Of Congress. The pur-
pose does credit to the Committees In
dustry and the data thus gathered in
the interim not in secret night ses-
sions in dark crypts Of the Capitol, but
in open hearings should be invalua-
BILE in assisting the Committee to forinu
late an equitable and scientific meas
IRE Of reform.
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

The Mayor and City Councitmen dis
approve Of filth and dirt, and ii is now
suggested BY a humber Of citizens that
they all, n body, perambulate out
on West Stephen street from Queen
Within two blocks they can gaze upon
one Of the filthiest and dirtiest places
that ever existed in the city The
small stream that wends lis way down
Stephen street WIN furnish alBthe evil
dence they can wish far that their
work Is done il blowing How under
the sun any town can Iire With such 4
stencil is certainly d wonder The
Mayor and his body guard should take
themselves to this pleasant recreating
place some warm evening, and % then
content inhale the sweet ana refresh
ing perfamery. Perhaps they VIII won
der how the citizens within 100 miles
of i have escaped an epidemic N chol.
eta, small pox, scarlet fever, Of any
other dreaded disease It's an out
rage and disgrace 70 the town, ans
the officials should hide their faces fol
shame Talk about cholera mic,
set Of officers, indeed.
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nonnrnr ARAnpoNEp.

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cts 10 the Park win be withdrawn from
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Casting, Pillow Points. and all kinds
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The women Of Kansas will open their
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/, and they confidently expect 70 carry
the State. Ii that event it is much To
be hoped that they wiz make better
use If their triumph than the Popn.
lists have done II il qnite certain
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PROCLAMATION.
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GED WILL RE TAKEN UP OR KILLED /

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urOn the streets without being securely mnz-
zled will be killed. and the owners or keepers
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Mayor Of Martinsbnrg
City Hall, July e, 1893 73i-td
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AUGUST 81. 1898
IHuaSOlY EyEMING.
WANTED

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