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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-13
Rotation and Barnacles.

We take no stock in the proposition,
now actively current, that the gentlemen
who held the federal offices during Mr..
Cleveland's first administration should be-
reinstated during his second. 1t 10 a
proposition wholly without force.
AS to the argument that their expert
ence will be indispensable, or even seri-
ously important, that is the rankest bosh.
They had no experience when they were
appointed eight years ago, and yet they
managed fairly well upon the whole New
men will manage just as we'll now and
for the same reason. Civil service rules
secure to the government all the expert
ence and a technical knowledge necessary
to proper conduct of its affairs, and the
good sense, good feeling, intelligence and
self-respect OF the average American citi-
zen will do the rest.
Our national machinery will not stop or
even encounter perceptible hitch, be-
cause Brown or Smith or Jones fails to
get his old place. Nobody, in fact, will
suffer except Brown or Smith or Jones.
The country will 60 right along as steadily
and strongly as ever whether these gen.
temen throw out their chests and fur
row their foreheads in Office or cultivate
hope and resignation in the seclusion of
distant homes.
Mr.. Cleveland evidently takes this view
of the matter since he has appointed a
brand-new cabinet, but even if he had
given indications to the contrary, we
should still have harbored and expressed
the opinions here recorded. The United
States will be in sad predicament, in
deed, when it shall come to pass that
out one person in all the land is con
sidered eligible to this or that official
snap. Then will the ship of state rock
| idly in the doldrums and her bottom be q
waste of barnacles. Washington Post.
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&xrThe New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New MeXicor 1t is sent ~ every
Post Office the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the inlelll-
gent and progressive people Of the south
vest.
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All contracts and bills for advertising pay

All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
All communication intended torpublica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer's
name and address-nut for publication-but
as evidence Of good faith, and should be adj
dressed to the editor. Letters pertaining to
bushes should be addressed to
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Ex-PREsIDENT HAERIsoN's judicial ap-
pointements were mainly of men of high
character and great legal learning; here's
hoping that President Cleveland may do
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Notice Of Publication.
rHome stead No, 1855.

Homestead No. 1855.
LAND OYI1oE At SANTA FE N. M,
Feb. 8. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on March 20, 1893, viz:
Aniceto Bosquex, for the no sec. ~, tp
26 n,r5e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Cipriano Pine, Jesus Atencia, Jose
Pablo velasquez, and Donaciano Chacon
of Caajilon, N. NJ.
A. L. MORRISON,
Register.
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MONDAY, MARCH 10.

The Dem ocratic ex-office holders IN
New Mexico are not exactly in the soup,
but mighty near it.
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WILLIAM WHITE.
y. 8. Deputy Surveyor and U. i. deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Locations abe upo, public lands. Furnishes
,ulurmation relative t. Spanish and Mexican
aud grants. Office In county court house, San
tm Re, n. NJ. +,
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=. "A. FI0KK,
Attorney and Counselor ct Law, P. O. Boz
"F." Santa Fe. N. NJ, practices IN supreme and
ali district courts OF New Mexico. Special a..
tention given to mining and Spanish and Me>.
lean land grant litigation.
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L-anguidness, Dropsy
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Officials with Four Year Com
missions to Serve their
terms.
All Republican official who hold COM
missions for four years will be allowed to
remain undisturbed by President Glove
land until their terms expire.
This is the determination to which the
president has come, and he has announced
it to his riends. In taking this step he
returns to the practice which he followed
eight years ago, but which was really in
augurated previously by President Hayes.
1t was observed with considerable fidelity
bv President Harrison and will now be
put into strict execution.
The rule will not apply, of course, to
foreign appointments nor to positions IN
the departments. Its enforcement will
enable the president to consider the ques-
ton of appointments as vacancies occur,
and will relieve him of the crush which
he would necessarily have to endure if he
undertook to make complete change in
the first year of his administration
Washington Post.
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r Il. CONWAY.

+, r. CONWAY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Silver CITY
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to al
business intrusted to our care. Practice In al
the courts OF the territory.
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Put the Blame Where it Belongs.


1t is of importance to correct at this
time the false impression which Demo-
Gratis have persistently labored to create
regarding the condition of the federal
treasury as it is handed over to the new
secretary. President Harrison's admin
stration found on its advent to power
large and needless surplus piled up,
which was daily augmented by govern
nent receipts far III excess of necessary
expenditures. This surplus va applied
to the reduction of the national debt and
the revenues reduced to \ basis of econo-
mical expenditure.
So long as the Republican party was
charged with the expenditure of the
revenues, there was no talk of insolvency.
But the Republicans of the 5lst congress
could not foresee the river. and harbor
bills and the other reckless appropria-
tions with which the last congress has
charged the treasury. The fiscal year
ending June 80, 1892, was the last for
which Republican appropriations pro-
vided. That year has been passed, and
the current fiscal year, with the enormous
obligations saddled upon it by tho first
session of the congress just expired, will
end with a safe surplus in the treasury
Not until the government 10 called upon
to face the tremendous appropriation
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T. B. Catron
". 3. Coons.

T. b, Catron ". &. Coons.
CATRON q OOONS.
Attorneys at law aud solicitors in chancery
Santa Fe, N. n. Practice in Ill the courts Of the
territory.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.


RALPH q. TWITCHHLL,
sts~rsey ct Law. Catron Block. aaAta Fe
Now Mexico.
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EDWARD L. BARTT.UTT,
Lawyer, Santa re, New Mexico. once Catror
Block.
HENRY l.. wALOO,

HENRY l.. WALOO,
Attorney at Law. viii Practice In the several
courts Of the territory. Prompt attention given
to eli business Entrusted to his care. Office In
Catron Block.
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GEO. ". RNAkREL,
once In Griffin Block. Collections and search
ing titles speciality.
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ssutn osae - Psnaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
CAPITAL CITY CuLuNGs.


Special to ito Gazette.
Austin. 1ex. Doc. O The comptroller re-
ccivod stug2 tuiny tn the credit ~ tho
general reyenue. making the mial FOR Do
ciuiher S1Niii 90
kcut county tNgatorel ~ tho cump.
trnllrr'E office $1,000 bridge bonds
The following charters worr nlei today
IN tho office % tho secretary " utatri lie
BrrmhaOne company, thn purpose Cor whiuh
the same ~ formed being the manufacture
Of chemical preparation called uerma.
g0nr nnd for tho lHrchuan ~ necessary vs..
terld uHcd An the Manufacture aud rale ~
Hurh guOde, WARES nnd merchandise no may
be manufactured by The umpnny, l'lacn
90 hualnoss, Austin Cnnlial stock, 5000.
lncorpnratprs. J. A. Mnkrniwn, W. j,
Flanagan, J, u, f.ockhnrt The Cosicann
nfnecfy rnnnnny, place " business Cursi
cnpn Capital stock. $4,000 lncorporAiofai
u y. Menmmgn H. H. npnner w, A.
RaiOay, Fidelity iuh, for the putpo4e ~
establishing q library and reading rnaln,
etc, IlarH Of hinlntHs. Port 1hyaea. The
value OF tho property or the association n
500 hat MAY hsi iurrcRanl, incorpprafnfsi
Fred \ Martin W, James, A. hoss nnt
nlnu others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
LEHlGH STRIKE.
Conditions Under Which IL Ended.
Fruits of the Conference.


BY Associated Press.
Bethlohein, Pa, Dec. 0,-'lhe great
strike on the Lehigh Valley railway was
declared off at O'Clock this morning
Both sides making concessions. This nc
ton was the result Of a conference be-
tween the Joint committee, composed Of
members Of the boards Of arbitration of
New York and New Jersey on one hand
and Presiden, Wilbur Of the Leligh Val
ley road on the other. The conference
which lasted three days was also phrtici,
pated In by the chiefs Of TIE local and
national labor organizations, which took
part IN the strike.
Under the terms Of the eOmpronise
The Lehigfi Valley agrees to take back all
old employees for whom they can provide
places, without prejudice, 10 give GIN
ployess preference In filling future yncan
ciesi that hereafter when an old einploye
Of tue road or committee from various
ciasses Of employees from branches Of
the service ~ which the Organized party
IA employed will be heard and their griev-
auces considered and justly treated
President Wilbur agrees 70 confirm the
rules posted by Mr.. VOORHEES,, August
Z last a. first vicc-presiient Of the Phila-
delphla and Reading Railway company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

Special TO the Gaac,,c,
san AnlonIo, Tex. pec o The following
cases were disposed Of In Che court OF civil
appeals for the Fourth district yesterday
Affirmed Mexican National halfway com.
palY Va James Mussctto, appeal nom
Wehh county; Matilda ! bradford ct al.
Guadalupe cuuniy George PfcnVr 4 90. va,
Dave Burus, ON writ OF error from Bvkar
county,
Reversed ana rcndcred-s. A. N,hn w..
n, ID. IuWons, appeal from uvnldo ooun(y .
Jesus Ourllar w. u. !, Dewitt appeal nom
ipNar county
Reversed aud remnudcd louisa Urynnt 81
al w. Elizabeth lirucc 81 o., appeal from
ReKnr county A. a. Mlttnmn NJ. w n.
nrnn, appeal nom Wilson county, Gnlvrs.
s1n, Harrisburg nnd san Antonio hallway
company vs. Nellie smith, uppual from
Guadalupe county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
SENATOR CoKEs DENIAL.
,n.,isI 10 the Gnzeite

i0VtfAhl " NAF hftiNfAN's
Washington, Dec. Gan interview in
the Galveston News Of last Sunday with
n. A. Groves Of Hillsboro has attracted
inuch attention among the Texas dele
cation here. II contained the rather re-
markable information, and reported Mr..
Groves rs saying e1-cathedrn that
contract had been formed by which Gov
ernor Hog was TO announce as a can
didate for the United States senate
and senator Coke an a candidate for
governor Of Texas. Speaking Of the
INTERVIEW to the Gazette correspondent.
Senator Coke said "rbe dispatch from
HillSboro 70 which you refer appeared
IN Inc Dallas and Galveston News three
DAYS after my departure from TEXAS for
Wellington, and has been called to my
nttentl0a. All that ! have TO Ray about
Il 4 fiat II r an absolutely haseleas fab
r.tsafion. without one word OF trnth
In support Of il. ] am not, and win mn
der no circumstances be n candidate for
governor OF Texas. l will 20 further aud
~ IN view Of the shameless Dendac-
itT Of this dispatch. that II a nomination
for governor were rendered me II would
IL promptly declined. II this dispatch
saa anDeared IN a reputable Democratic
i1'.,,-,ii i vould POSSIBLY have had more
=, Nv about ii. Coming from the sonrre
Il doss / have nothing further 10 say"
SenatOr Cpse also received ,eieEniin
today from Governor liogg IN which ne
governor vigorously iNpudiater an inter
view uron this sarf fnblert- wnerein
he y made 70 say go StoVes violated
a confidence IN spcakine. isii 81
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HANGED HERSELF.
In rHREE UNSUCCESSFUL
,,,ruPrs TO END HER LIFE,
10 4. Bailey of Ardmore, 1. T.,
..eeeds In the Fourth-FaInily
troubles the Cause.


q 70 the Gazette.
\ ~. !. T., Dec. 6.-After three I'M
M attempts to end her life Mrs.
Bailey made a fourth and fatal
~ today, by hanging herself with
n sHp Of sheet attached to a
\ n the ceiling of her house. She at
ID to conzit suicide with morphine
u. two vess ago, and also tried TO
I, herself rth clothes line, but her
|staua psrnted her. This morning
I'M dsyl.ii she requested her hus-
Ind to "a drug store and get some
|ul.s b lase a pain. When he came
IL b fond her hanging by sheet
& rardhg, He cut her down, aud
sie BAD been only hanging n minute
D 500 brought her 60 consciousness.
~ Ep and seemed gricved that she
nlde 4 failure. In about two hours
sid BE would like u cup Of coffee
hT husband said he would 20 and
g'g 1 from u negro near by. He
b. ihe rear door and first went TO
|iable and fed his horses, then went
iegros house. got the coffee and
~ home As he entered the bedroom
nv bis wife was not there. and,
lsshg something was the matter,
y INTO the adjoining room and found
|iaHng. He cut her down and called
Pr which was near by, but she had
hanging too long and was dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
mouse rRoonnplNds.

by Associated PrcaS,
Washington. Dee q Al the opening Of
the session Of the house this morning
Mr. Grosyon0r 0l Ohio asked unanimous
consent Tor consideration Of resolution
ingtrnciing the secretary of the interior To
furnish. the grounds upon which some
1890 pensioners 10 the state Of ono worN
suspended from the rolls subsequent 10
July 4, 1893 The resolution was refer
red ~ the committee ON pensions,
Tho bill altering thr practice IN the fed.
eral courts 10 Mississippi paAsed.
Chairman Cnlbore0n Of the committed
on Judiciary called up and had pagHed thg
ill Tor The appointment 81 two additional
Justices " the rupremc court Of Oklaho-
ma Territory
At 100 The house adjourned 10 Httnnl
the unvcung VI the Shields monument.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
ELLIOTT AND BEAVERS,
THE UNFORTUNATE RAILROAD
MEN. LAID no REST.
both Had very Large Funerals As
Both We're Very
Popular

The remains OF C. n Elliott, who was
killed by the explosion Of Tcxas and
Pacific engine last Monday, werc brought
TO this city for burial and the funeral
took place yesterday morning from hia
late residence. Tucker and South Main
streets Rcye j. Morgan Wells and ARM
strong officiating. Tho iutrrmsnt took
place At the ely ceinetery, Tho Broth
Ia a body aud held services at die grave.
long line Of carriages followed the re-
mains
Brakeman Beavers was buried from the
mortuary chapel OF George Cause. &C
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, There
were NO services NJ the chapel. but at the
Rev. Mr., Hall a large body Of brake
men and cngineem attended the funeral.
as The dead brakeman was very popular.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

OF this Insurance $4,000 waH on iiie
electric cars. Sb,a1O on ihg mule cars
$1,000 on thr building, 5000 on the
mules, $500 on the harness, ana Wow
on The supplies. tools, otc.
There were axty live mulea and two
horses IN the stables aud lots. fiiy
~ thr mules WERE saved. Tie remain
Inc fftcen aud the two horses persisted,
Inc bnilding, 30 Elm street, owned
by Allcn johnson and occupied ~
meat market and dwelling BY Herman
sehriber, waa destroyed, together with
Los on the building, 1900, lnsur.
anee. $500, SChribofs loss, $500 IN
surance not known.
No. 042 Elm street, owned aud oecu-
plcd ~ a grocery by Allen Johnson, loss
estimated ~ $1,000; Insurance. $3.50
No. Di3 Main street. owned and occu-
pied no q general store and dwelling by
ii, 81 Mcfarland total loss Mclnr.
lands loss was $500; Insurance, $3.50
Loss aud insurance. on building not
Edward Benier's dwelling an Elm
street aud butcher shop on Main street.
10th owned BY hlm. ~ was alsn small
dwelling on Main street, occupied by
Mrs. Moore. were destroyed. Total loss
estimated at $1,000.
Tho iwosiorT frnmc next 20 the stable
on Main street. owned and partly 90
ennied az bounding house BY Mts, Min
nie Kelley. aud partly occupied "a a an-
loon hy her sof-ln-law. Pat CohDeriy,
VA entirely swept away. leaving Mrs,
Kelley on of doors without clofhiug or
a cont 10 ihe world. az she carried no 10.
,urancc. She said her property WIS
worth 5000 C0nncriys loss Wis
ggn1O. Insurance, $500.
Iohn Jones. mnioruinn. occupied q
one.-iory frame dwelling. owned BY Allen
fohuan. Total los on ihis building and
contents. 81 OO0 Insurance not known.
a erall frame ei'iilalng on &c n 70 =
xtartineg. and occupied W. dwclllni
IN Iney Canmarh, colorcd was cole
snmed
Two oneE}oTr fferpheuqer on ihe e0nth
dde II Nsin Vrce;. directly opposite ne
\ sjehla oerr dam1f>d 20 he extent u
reycrhi hrudnta dolisT-. They are owned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
EASTERN DISTRICT MARSHAL.


Washington, Dec. G-Much interest Is
growing Ia the appointment of United
States marshal for the Eastern district
Of Texas, which. according 10 the schcd-
ule time, should cono on this month.
The department Of justice Is, however.
very uncertain and unsatisfactory IN the
distribution Of Patronage, and Il very
liable TO allow the terms Of the present
incumbents to expire unnOticed. The
representatives interested are becoming
frequent visitors TO the departmnt. how
yer, and expect the murshnl to be named
Of Rusk and Wilson Of Paris seem 70 be
the leading candidates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

their clothing on with knives and dis
irlhuted Il 70 keep, Then they laid the
bodies on boards for two whole days
until they We're covered with files and
became corrupt They were even buried
without collins. hut put In plain boxes.
BIN Dalton said they had robbed the
bodies Of the dead naltons who used TO
rob the living
u have brother In Colorado who
was very indignant when he heard Of this
treatment
nW'here is Rob Dalton. now, Miss Jes.
Well and the Young lady paused,
as y reluctant to talk, but dnally said
very SLOWLY.
bob was known 20 be AZ Perry. Okla
homa. two month"; ago. He came Into
Ferry On horseback. stayed awhile and
then rnde back again believe he lives
near there There Is a big rward offered
for him. | believe. most VI which was
Fot ~ by private individuals, have
heard that Il was nearly S22. 600
Miss Jessie rcitcratcd former state
mcut that sho had never been intimately
acquainted with the outlaws and said she
1ad never received any communication
from thcm, 1t is evldhtly delicate
subject with the ladies, who think thar
TALKING won't do them any good,
Tho Dalton boys mother said Miss
Jessie, IN answer to question regard.
INK her, lives On q claim belonging 20
Bob, somewhere between Oklahoma City
aud toneyvillo She " about ~ yonrs
old, She IL q California lady, l believe
and has two sous living out thore. ono
Q Dalton and the other a sou by a former
husband. They are In the saloon buui.
ness and are the oldest OF the sons
NoW when people read about us Ia
the paper said tho Young lady. 'they
viii stop tho train when we 70 back
homo through The Territory, because We
are naltOus, and the conductor will
think We are going 20 hold up the train. q"
Mrs. Howard snid they were thinking
Of making their homo In Texas. Her
relationship % the train robbers had
Arkansas City,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
HOW THE BILL WAS MADE
Rr Assntlninl Prs

Washington. Dec. 8.-one Of the ma.
jorty members Of the ways and means
committee explains how the new tariff
bill was made IN. uu says; AT first
there was large addition TO the free
list. Nearly every man In the majority
was cut hard In the free list II Is not
question Of sacridce We did not make
any sacrifices; different schedules were
voted on by US. After I was cut by IL
as hard AS possible. | voted for cut
when my vote was needed TO make a
cut The members OF the committed
were not able To make the bills which
would ill their own interests
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
WAsHINGTON MOVIES


'i''i"A W tllf bHNFllc.
Washington. Dec. GStnte Senator o.
ilor at the capitol today. He was with
Senator Mills last SIMMER member OF
the commission TO locate the battlefield
Of Chicknmauga for the purpose Of mark
ing the positions Of various contestants
with suitable monuments He is also
much interested in The bankruptcy bin
now under discussion In the hanse
BAILEY VIII speak tomorrow on the
bankruptcy BILL
NJ. G. Nillareal was today appointed
postmaster az Beayerdies. vice Thomas
Romans, resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

by Henry rringle. One Of them Ia va
cant. The other Ia occupied a. drug
store by J. r. Mcfarland 4 bro.
The Consolidated has been short ON
cars all day. hi, tomorrow better serylce
Is promised. The road Il IN the hands
OF Receiver sam Z. Cochran and he an
nounces that new cars will he ordered at
once William nrcsser. sunonntendent Of
the barn. is given credit for saving a
great deal of valuable property The
Orlgln Of tho fir Is uni nnANla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
ro 60 To noNoLuLu.

Hy Ass0clatcd Press.
San Francisco. Cal, Dee, 6.-The init
ed States ship Ranger came down FROM
Mare Island last night all ready for SEA
II Is reported here that she is going to
Honolulu. though the correspondent Of
the Associated Press 1t the navy yard
says she is bound for Central America.
The officers Of the Ranger refused 10
say what was the ships destination
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
WEATHER AND CROPS.


BY Associated Press.
Galveston. Tex, Dec. Gan area Of low
pressure Of considerable intensity Is moy-
ing northeas,Ward IN the Guif Of Mexico.
md high winds along me coast. An nrea
of high pressure with Its Great over the
west gulf states s. moving ensts.n1 Whlie
-unom fS9olI uislgusql1ou 9ql ayAp S9uu
tain stIDe.
rte temperature hiss fallen over ne west
e7Ilf stnfes and fhe central valleys, while
Il has risen or chanred tut slightly over
othor portions Of the country,
Tue weather b cloudy along the Texas
e,,stet and al II few stations over tho nOrih-
west. while Il - generally clenf elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

president had endorsed the Nicaragua ca
nal 80 plainly. lie would be heard from
on the tarid In the senate ut the proper
time lie had no hcsitancy. however. 10
saying that he did not endorse the free
MIST as promulgated hy the Wilson bill
and endorsed by President Cleveland. II
was Inconsistent with the principle of tar.
~ for revenue and he would stand by
the interest OF Alabama and the South
In defending them agalnst free ore and
coal for the special benefit of the North
and Enst.