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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

A the details q the financial comph-
eations ii sisicA Governor Mckinley is
enn.cshesi cosae - iisht, il Is apparent
thel BE- s. hopeiessls ruined through the
treachtr> = a supposed friend.
The eatent a bis liabilities aggregates
fnoeo It's own personal estate Is
worth iess than szBeo His wife owns
property valued at $4,000. She has in
sists.d thar every dollar a II shall be
used b. satisfy the demands of her hus
ban,l's CREDITORS Their icint possessions
vii nearly c4ncsl al the paper upon
xhirh the governor is ind0rser.
For The first tiuse IN his life Governor
Mckinley = oaaeryel tie has faced
roiiacal defeat without a mufmur of
d.sapreistmsnt. H. has always been
sustained - De cpnvis-ion Il right and
each r.srrse has bcea made the step
r-e stone f'r another vigorous attack.
But tte pefrdy - Merriek and his own
uttes ruin ananeially. have broken his
non dttefa.iAation and indomitahle
pluck
The fact that Ms estate Is valued at
Aonisrai igure Is a strong tribute 10 his
rsgsed honesty. With unlimited op-
rortunitirs q profit by political and
lcgisiatirs deals he has resolutely stood
invuinerahir to the glitter OF gold
Il ftas same spirit Il unsuIlied
rcctisusie o. puspe@e ne declares that he
uili devote his life - earning money 70
pay every allAr x has indebtedness.
Il that purpose his xife JOINS against
t'.e prutest q has friends. The Nc.
kioieys vii pay is her response 10
tier vehement protests.
II j. believed that he will resign his
position A. governor Il Ohio. III. III.
Kotlsasf 81 the Chicago Inter Ocean.
ore q the receivers n his estate. says he
cannot earn enough in that Office 10
meet more than the expenses q living
Therefore il is imperative that he shall
resume the practice q the law. All his
possessions viii - sold and converted
tato money - pay bis debts incurred
by The dishonesty n trcacherous
knasc. Az q years Il are ne viii begin
life arew absolutely Pennies. His
wife. xho il an invalid. cheerfully A..
icepts Tire inevitable and viii submit 70
H. sacrifices IN spirit = nnquestiou-
Inc devotion - her husband. The fail
e NcKiciey Is pathetic tribute 70 his
rrratne.e II hcert: but distressing
peralfs Cos f. .t.lare.l confidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
5cA/e de .~.~ 4 ~.Ze.

for DAYS after storms. The Thornapple
river is not fashy. the extreme high
water mark is about eight feet above the
ordinary. and hundreds OF our citizens
who have been 10 Cascade can testify 10
the clearness Of the water.
There is only one argument in favor
OF the Grand river over the Thornapple,
as source OF supply. and that is dis
lance; but when il is conceded that to
get above immediate sources 81 contami-
nation the water should be taken from
the river above the tannery, or at a
point about four miles above the pres
ent pumping works the element OF dis
lance is much reduced. and when IT is
remembered that by taking the water
from the Thornapple saving OF fifty
go feet in hight Of pumping can be
effected il becomes a matter OF economy
Ia go the extra distance even at our
present rate Of consumption.
Source of Supply Pure.
The percentage of swamp land in the
valley 81 the Grand. exclusive OF the
Thornapple. is much greater than that
Gf the latter, and the numerous towns
along the banks Of the Grand are rap
idly increasing in size. while the increase
in population in the valleyof the Thorn
apple viii be that due 10 the increase in
farming pursuits. As for the quantity
of water obtainablc. there need be no
anxiety. for the area Of the water shed
IL more than double that from which
New York city obtains its supply.
Sufficient examination has already
been made 10 warrant the statement
that sufficient water power can be de
seloped 10 not only pump the water re-
quired for many years but also - light
the city. and the intermediate bills areof
such form as g. permit the construction.
a. moderate cost. q large reservoir
holding a weeks supply Of water and ut
such elevation 10 give ample pressure 10
sll parts IL the city without the use of a
stand pipe.
With works system rs outlined
above. we need fear no coal famine. and
while many viii not agree thei y IS the
beet source ~ supply. think all will al
init that We will mol sooner or later be
forcel To ga 10 Rogue river or 1fand
flyer for our permanent water supply
Respectfully. @. NJ. ANS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

he taken iato cos.siacrsfion- Mr.
Moo. AL lnass f.s Nastilzisn nt<i
week g. slfnl-x ~ u4l.< AsaE,oa =
President Nisfs.sad
Niliisn lha14asL general u.Anases Il
The >ei,ee aux Ca4i os1.fait. - a
gurA - She >es f1rnrsttn. - -
hank. 3ont t4ke nlucL sik,lk ~ the
schsne u l.siid = f.il~Sy flosn Grand
kaIal< n HtteH&iAc he F4ld la<t
niehk III n one q Colcnel ifonnss
queer IDEAS. Iherf = 20 necesrlis foF
such road The Michigan tefltzl
VII land StteH ains os@i hose ss
quickly and - cAeayls ~ An al ii1e
uonid DO IA. We intei,d - make
srnons ia fH the GRAD k@pii< ss.af.
ket. and e.I.<r to sci a. Ne have a.
ready shipped spa.s coAl herr. The
p1lnts ere producing ahoni 40 fon< =
dsy now. We sA2d sxn a. 3lit a.
mine 80 fonA The sl.ine - Developing
nuct belter than Vs ever hoped n
No1i1 The HaRsn&s, 1.lseds A
Huaon Road glses us good rsies sAc u.
Fore king We DIAL he 10 caiditios %
supply Michigan With coal AZ . cheaper
figure than il can sesare any herr c:>s
The qualify - lbe ncal IL e>cellrEt and
6reEncn Who are noe nslag 4 80, they
lfeter II 70 Hooking Valley coal.
". N. Pip - Chicago. sssnan.i i,sse
nan IN 'fapn A1soils lean II c.,.t<.
vac guest in The Morton lAsf ns4f.< ca
his sas 10 his odd home IA kalk4sk@.
NoArox n. {. Arthur. Detroit: Or.
lando y. Barnes t.sn<ing j. " xoo<..
Naslegor; non &. HendeFs.n. slicrAn;
4. q. SHAW. 4. ". Foster. >fxasgo.
Nav LasfSs-goS-H !. C.nncli. Bel.
ding: &. n. strickland. Detroit; J. A.
Burr. Hig Rapids: Z. Al koss--. Hsx
City. &. u. LosM!s. DAVID Mcleod.
Sparta; +. n. Nesbiit- Ionia-
SwrfT's Miss Rich. Mis- S4nires.
Grant. Gil. Phillips. Flint, f.E. Miller.
Detroit: X. Cooper. Alu.a, Charles Hal
lock. Howard City.
BnDex STKFsr foVsfs. A. To~er.
Rockford: "a. &. Ogden: Cedar Springs.
q. &. Llllie. c..gerssiiie. Frank r.
Alderman. Casanova; l.. 4. Young.
Calumet
KEnT Cenrre Elfer. PiAin~eil G. W.
DE Young. Nuekecon: ID. Gardiner. Ln'
Their: A. y. Notdruif and wife
Watcrsleit: Maik Murphy. Fremont: III.
HAYES. Doxsriat.
Esass J y. Graves. Benton Harhor;
4. " Porter. Fullerton. l. r. Nackns,
Grssnsilie: c. A. Bullock Ravcnna. r.
s Painter. Hart; J.. A. kennss. Wool.
vile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Mr. Harlem How long did you know
3oaf wife before you we're married 10
herr
Murray Hill Two dsya
Wasn't that rather a abort acqualnt-
arret
II you bad heard my wife talk you
wanldnt ask such qoerfians At the
emf = fhe~e tao dave I felf "a though
J BAD kaoxD her fog gife ytars. '--Tsxas
Hiftines
oir old family servant. Norah. is
dsasl sad Mfa. fajfi=sy
Ant - heasen ! hope said the sls.
ifsr
i hepe e. ~. feeanee exrset r.. 90
there m1sft aid sefsanfe ike Nafah
sfs seaoer aet hers Puck
Father ltsf yaa hAee 49, means aea
49, Frs~fefts = g.s,l n.y laughter =
ys4 eaat = - itss.sse - hsff
Sastnf Wei ~ yau ars : uea,fhx
rsse aad Yen a. satelg nsi ss.lng =, -.
yooF daughter stsfse Nss fefk pee.
TIE hearesiri eiii make sse 4..s.s,.a
= ~ - paisss party 3alts gopaisr n
y that .nlanefhfo ta ss.f. Is IS +. r...s.t...
q Tie soasl - Dstfoit Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
WHAT nhs. Grumpy SAYS.

That the cruelty - the Jersey race
tracks ought 10 receive the attention q
the authorities.
That most desirable ~ English noble.
men do not seem 60 be IN the mafri.
monial field.
That fashionable people are very otlir.
ing IN changing the dates u their enter
tsinmcnis.
That one grea. trouble uiih sociefy
youth II thn period - their marked
eflieminacy.
That Americans abroad efien conduct
themselves a. II they never intended a.
return.
That to many people are writing for
magazines and rot enough ~orkiag on
farms.
That abuee n dse~smakcrs is lncon
slsient hen money fof The garment. l.
urpaid
That the most alsagreeal,le travellers
are those vho Do not of'en leave their
htraes
That -s.ill t,oafd r@trons" 4 tie thee.
sefs have becoiae very eisnpxiesss class
there
That this eeaeen haspitsllsies are &C.
eepse.l tfena reel.,e snasbel - pfevssss
sears.
That tie new yesr Niis nitnee> esne
vef, impsetani -sies - Newport rrs.i
e4ig
That pflla,A iiihiass prefer 4 sissf ~
Ssp iess - ths present 4 hou.e sa.l
~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Reformed Church Pastors Discuss
Matters OF Their church

The following Delegates we're present
IT the Western Social conference ~ the
reformed church. which vas he'll IN tilr
irsi reformed church Yesterday: The
ises pf J W Beaniflee ~ Holland. the
Rev u I. Decker ~ the Third church,
HOLLAND. fhe Rev Dr y NJ sfeiiens x
the Theological SEMINARY. Holland. The
lev .. VI hifehl.s - IioIr chafrh,
liallanss. the Res Fred , Zeemef q
.ifsafss hap. The Rev A. Stsgefnsn e
North Holland, tie Rev = Nftehbina .
Hamilton, the kes {, NJ Bass - beaver
Dam The Rev y De Rrusn - tfisni
Haven, Tie rev q II lloerfr - Nus
keestn' The i,ss ~ Br*k a bFsndfille.
the iies n heitD 4 kalamaefe. the
Res William N5efrlsk a. khlamAxke.
Prof q J kollen n llep eellesr.
Mra the lloa q ) ~, kesns = Hol.
land the Hon } I,sa llesiag q Ire
land
Tho hinlstef From Isfsfersat sfsni
g.iffs uae the eatfet q discussed.
He lies + ~ Rann s~sn-l .lef.-s TIE
saftesf ffafn TIE r..tase standpoint
Jatn rui.selef frssa thai q fae easff :
and tts iIen Cert . n kepa ffoa
fhat a fhe lafa.sa fsse l,iHf1eace i.s
fueen g. Frcgstiehs snd i,efefasssf
tsaseynn $50 .i.eth ze<ei - tie Hev.
1T =. n. fseiieas. fis nemtefs Il The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
Hi AND MSS RREMIIEs.

The Texas legislature has killed bill
making an appropriation for an exhibit
at the worlds fair. The recent roasting
of Negro at Paris. Tex. was sufficient
exhibition 81 that states peculiarities In
satisfy the rest Of the world.-Mail and
Express.
IL should not require very many such
examples as that presented in Kansas 10
convince the people IL the necessity Of
elccting representatives honest enough
10 make their partisanship subordinate
10 their public duty.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Hoke Smith 81 Georgia is not a hoax
myth-New York " " Journal. But
IL he can't DO better than that as Joke
smith he should be condemned 10 live
where that sort ~ thing il regarded as
humorous Chicago Mail.
After six months 81 agitation and pop
uIar appeal. the quarantine problem is
left practically where IL was nj the start
before the people were shown how incf.
fcctive were our local o'ilcers.-Boston
Traveller.
The seriousness Of the Kansas situa-
itl ihdf tt tiiltiftt Wien ~ - tfftlctt
cred that il actually is drawing the at
tenfion Of the country away from the
Chicago mayoralty contest r Chicago
Dispatch.
A common scold down in New Jersey
has escaped with $40 fine. clarkson
Of Iowa should remember that an IN
common scold may not have such good
luck. - New York Commercial Adver-
tiscF.
The statesmen with sheet az paper
between their eyes aud Hat head have
at last been forced q admit that this Is
a billion dollar country. Kansas City
Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Oun legislators will not be deceived
b. the makeshift alternative proposed
by the democrats u save the superior
court. The court as a whole is need
less and therefore extrayagant tribunal.
Merely 10 reduce the salaries Of the
court officers will not remove the canker
q wastcfulncss. IL costs upwards of
$4,000 10 maintain this superfiuous
court. \ cut Of 1900 diminishes the ex-
trayagance 10 $4,000. but il does not
wipe out that which the taxpayers de
mand shall be wiped out. \ useless
court officer at sl.3o a year is no better
economy than useless one at 1900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

..nxous 70 in.anosste themselves en the
s.iiar Il puhiie service.
Frae. f1e most eager anxiety = his
played sn.ons the democrats; but they
are inspired ~ The prospect a SHINING
'lIlss azeume % believe that the repub
l1.an sicsory q last spring - largely
aroaxas shout by T'aE nEaAID's slgcx
,ss plan Il campaign. = bat tFansitofy
Psey 10 ROT cont the significant de-
sssr = the county Ticket last fsll a. an
index t. pubic sentiment Hence they
are esntsienf u turning the tables AT
re cotoing election and that . Why they
are Saving Mod"
Right IN the pathway ~ their anbi-
fioa i. he splendid record u the present
republican administration q city affairs
The taxpayers have noticed that not
a single scandal has disgraeed the
city since he republicans took charge.
he taxpayers prefer a business admins.
tragiea 70 sne based entirely on political
eh.cansry and intrigue. they viii not
order change. The sotes ~ taxpayers
viii outnrmhcr the votes II political
eiapp<fsnappofr. The democrats have
rot puFeed themselves ~ former inca
facisy and sanfon nisfsssance IN Office.
a years probation = not hong enough 10
hide the cloyen hoof Il dishonesty and
enbezziement 1, vili be several years
yet before change viii be espedient.
But then let the boys have the fun of
qoarreling among themselves on nomi-
nations. Our folks viii ehastise them
az the polls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

TO-DAY. a reception IN honor
of the Daughters ofthc American
Revolution and the ladies' Of the
Continental Congress viii be
held at the Arlington Hotel IN
Washington City.
The affair will be brilliant
social event and the Committee
of Arrangements includes Ad-
miral Jrett, U. S. y. Generals
II. V. Boyn.on and Iioratio
Gates Gibson. u. 6. A. and ether
military, naval. official, and So
cial celebrities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

WILLIAM J SPEoAT. managing editor
u The The Press. has resigned his posi-
ton. lie viii retire Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sproat l. one of the most capable
newspaper men ia the. city. lie Is un-
decided as 10 his future. Gil X. Osmun.
ex secretary 81 state and long identified
with the Scripp'z enterprise. will sue
cred him. Mr. Osmun will BE- cheerily
welcomed 70 the local fraternity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

TINS time it il the methodists who re-
fuse to make an exhibit at the worlds
fair. Considering the number Of insti-
tutions that have Withdrawn their moral
aaa practical support from the exposi
ton the fair seems 10 be in way 10
achieve at least passable success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

ToN PsLNEH j. getting reputation
FIR absent mincedness that will some
time rival Wehsters The other day he
gave General Mccook's valet 60. under
The impression that il vas a tive dollar
bill. and then spent an hour looking for
the missing half century
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

JoHS L. SrGEIvsS. after having worked
eleven years - bring pugilism 10 its
present ~high standard has delivered
another Grafton. and wants 10 fight Cor.
heii IN a eioeed rsom with no spectators.
Why rot loek Mitchell in with them and
let the three fight IL outs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

SsxTo DonsSeo j. alarmed now iest
Il - seized ~ The United States Iis
only question = time until the IN
haEiiants q Java and spiszhcegen viii
lock locomotives IN rights for fear q be.
iae abducted ~ Uncle sam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

TwEss are signs which seem 10 in
aieste thar t.iI aud Murphy viii find IL
esrtsy serious strain IN their general
ship q run the politics = both NV
York ard The naiion They must give
ur one possibly toth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Uncle Andre 10 his nephew You
should always llf modest M child.
Nephew 4 have thought hat matter
over. uncle. There is .uff one obleetion
80 nodesiy people are apt q take you
az your owl valuation Paris Figaro
Tourist Your people have very great
respect Tor soor president
American Nes. s.r-r-r. We pay him
5000 year % name cabinet I'll tho
Offices and shape A po.icy. and then Ne
insist upon doing il All usreel,rs-
Puck.
Ethel How did George like pour
swans down t.oas
Maed- lie WAS iickle.i with il New
por. News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

PAWS y. Ffrfsafa's esnesiacy fer
fhe feeeoef soasiaafsan T. rsipf.artesi -
ffe newsrsrrs> y ~ own district With
onse r,iee There SEEMS =, T.. va rea
~ eks ~ Fletcher shassll eat Fetch
sn aitt ssee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

rs Apfs = rt.n@'5stitir,as ~ his a.
sofsey = 'he s'i'ftsos = IaesnspEle
'issf - = ssslgce = esfef supply <sis.ly
tni EsseeiasiY interested cnfs have ans
tains fssenaele - say 4 tie sell
sf<se~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

wospxs IL the new attorney general
Is a relative oi the celebrated captain II
the horse squad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

N,So,ffSEE. Mich. Feb "a A deputy
When arrested be Has well ruppliei siih
lodge paper. railrcsd i,asecs. conductors
punch and burglars :.rols
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

>osoDr bar stock spsealztofs all
suffer from the Reading failure, and the
more the, suffer the better II vii please
the public.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

~ iilP Fiesfias - = ,if1iesIst senator
81 Safta ftss ~ ~ Eailesi stste~ -
A. = a~ teeaeFafsf There j.
aeshies = fsessat sas aholessis dsno-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Mks. rlEvkLAsD viii have private
secretary. Can IL he F.s~ible thai she.
also. snteads TO write an annual naesssges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
WFATnER.

Wksln~GEoS. Fob n. For Lover
Niehss Loe&l snoes, rcrtheriy winds
belAs variable. silgatiy warmer,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

TaKsx II still one cabinet position
20 be allied. but Isaac Pussy Gray hasn't
figured up bis chances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

" JEsxs hailed from Bostoa the
rsthm Of the song could b. retained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

CHARLES A. DANA persists that Hoke
Smith Is only Georgia fake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

cabinet as postmaster general Mr.
Cleveland, another Buffalonian, will do
likewise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Tho Boston Globe" says "the Sen-
ate is slower than cold moiasses."
A,po,ntment. for Speaking.

Appoiptments for Speaking.
VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RIcHMosp, September 8. 1893.
The following announcements for pub
lie speaking are made:
THE HON. cHARLHs t. o'FERRALL
will address the people at
Accomac. Thursday, September IA.
Newport News. Friday. September 10.
Southampton Courthouse, Monday, Sep
TENDER IL.
TENDER 10.
brunswick Courthouse, September 20.
Pittsylvania county. Thursday Il.
Pittsylvania county, Friday ~
Providence Forge, New Kent, Saturday,
September 16, 1888.
Bedford City. Monday September %.
Montross. Thursday, September rs.
Gloucester Courthouse. Saturday, Sep
tember 30.
Northumberland, Hesthsville, Wednes-
day, September q.
Essex. MIller's, September 20.
THE HON. ROBERT c. KENT
will address the people at
Marion, Smythe county, Monday, 18th.
Abingdon, Monday, 25th.
Newburn. Pulaski county, Monday. Oc-
tober I'd.
Jonesville, Lee county, Tuesday, Octo-
Der Sd.
Big Stone Gap. Wise county. Wednes-
day, October 4th.
HON. CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
Pittsylvania Courthouse, Monday, Sep
TENDER IS.
HON. J. W. MARSHALL.
Pittsylvania Courthouse, Monday, Sep
tetnber 10.
HON. II. ST. q. TUCKER.
Amherst Court house. September Is.
PALMYRA. Fluvanna, September %.
Fincastie. Botetourt, October 3.
HON. W. II. MANN.
Goochland Courthouse, Monday, Sep
TENDER 10.
Abingdon. Monday, September Is.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
Rockingham. Robert L. Barton ct Har-
risonbuFg, Monday, September 18th.
Dinwiddie, II. II. Pollard at Dinwiddie
Courthouse, Monday. September 18th.
Stafford w. A. Little at Stafford Court
house. Wednesday. September Goth.
Halifax. Hon. j. w. Marshall at South
Boston, Saturday. September 23d; Halifax
Courthouse. Monday. September 25th.
Montgomery, J. Allen Watts at Chris
hamburg, September 26th.
Mecklenburg. Judge II. w. FlOurnoy at
Courthouse, Monday, September 18th.
Shenandoah. Woodstock, Il. Taylor
Scott, Septem Der 18th.
Carroll, Hillsvllle, S. E. Jones. Septem-
Der 18th.
Augusta, Stanton, r. Taylor Scott. Sep
TENDER 25th.
Madison. Madison Courthouse, Il. Tay.
Tor Scott. September 28th.
J. FAYLoR ELLYsoN, Chairman.
James II. Fisher, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
An Old virginian on Cleveland.

JoEL CHANDLER HARRIS writes long and
interesting letter from Washington to the
Atlanta Constitution" in which he
quotes IAN Old VirginiaD" at length. Here
are two or three OF his amusing sentences
relative to Air. CLEVELAND. We.quote;
You. can't Judge him or deal with him
as you do with other men. He is an alb
normal man. He rs an anomaly. In q
Thousand years you Will never see hie like
again. He's the biggest man We have ever
hGo. Why Q party Is no more to him than
Lerdie full Of beer jerkers"
=, Look how he looms Did you SEQ the
democrats in the House get 10 cover when
he gave the wordy Well. it's pity you
wofent here. 80 you could have seen the
supenoiitf OF one man over the common
nero. He IL a man who would face the
same way you placed him on q turntable,
0errick can't move him. Right or wrong,
"hen be makes up his mind il is made up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
State Banks Condemned.

The last issue OF the buchanan aud Bote-
tonrt Banner" has en- excellent article
On the subjects Of deposits and State banks.
As to depositors IL says.
III Congress will adopt plan by which
the government will become responsible
10Y the deposits In national banks. it will
10 forward movement. and one which
VIII establish confidence and prevent the
possibility OF runs and panicx."
we believe this 10 be proposition the
unth OF which cannot DO denied. Trace
the history of ali the panics that ever af-
iec,ed th'scountry, and IT will be found,
we think. that the dspostors have been
the innocent esuse Of them. II tomorrow
al tbe depos,tors were to return their
money 70 the banks, with the understand.
ipR that these deposits we're not to be-
Withdrawn again. but the money thus re-
TUNED wAsts b. lent out ~ in aush times,