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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
sunJECr rOE CONGRESSIONAL AC-
TION.

TtON
The report Of a case Of cholero at Ham
burg h not TO hc lightly regarded. Every
thlug TINT is detrimental 10 commercial
interests 81 moro apt TO he suppressed
than exploited, aud for this rcusn NJ one
onsc has been reported thorc h ground FOR
helicf chat thore Is morn real danger
than az irst glance appears.
Tile necessity for national quarantine
IS enhanced by the knowledge that this
discase has not boon stamped out Ina llu-
ropoan cities whore Il ragod with so much
iicrccness. For This reason aud because
OF political agitRhons ia EUROPE this COME
try holds ont great Inducements TO cmi-
grants, ID Is also true, doubtless, that
the coming exposition will attract people
from an parts ol the world, ANA that d.
sease germs la this way viii be transmit
ted cusily aud widely scotlciod
PhyAcans who have made study of
cholera assert that wherever nj any time
u obtNinod ioothod in Europe &c has
retained IL for period not loss chan from
three 20 ten years. The great advance
made iu the science Of medicine may have
shortened the time, but that This disease
has such staying power Is demonstration
thut only the most HMd precautionary
measures can shorten its stay or stump 70
out The rieht OF this government 20
protect from HE inroada of go destructive
O Zoe ought not to be- questioned, thc dif.
iculty lim m doing it clectuolly
A surgds 'u to shut o0 immigration
has not hotR seriously considered and
while &c rs n measure that may NOT hc In
strict accord with the policy heretofore
pursned hy The United Smtcs in dealing
with othor nations, there are questions af.
lecting the future OF this nation, which
a wholesome check on emigration would
adjust
Any quarantine oihcr tlun national
could only be local IN character and effect,
while national one would not Merely
hc more efficient, but &C tho same elmo it
would ho moro economical. because q
.could be maintained at less cost Ii it
was reinforced by a wise regulation Of
Immigration by which could De eliminated
an persons OF Il class peculiarly liable 10
hltk diseases, and who wore ln no way
conducive 10 paton's prosperity. thon
reverence ior precedent ought to be 81.
leeeed aud the law % sol.protocilon ols
tain,
az ipls imcture m national existence
= would be almost suicllal 10 turn away
from The country The sturdy young Drawn
and muscle 20 reQalgite 70 fnll ,egolon.
meni, hence The necessity Cor wise mod.
omllon n Che sitting process n. how.
ever huroN continues 10 empty on
AMERICAN shores the oyWnow Of lla lows.
go strata Nnd 20 populate his laud with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

the refuse Of is own without let or hiu-
drancc, then the reasonable expectation
must De that disease viii rapidly germin-
ate ia The bois polite end physical IN
othcr words. cpidcmics win sweep over
the land bringing death, immortality and
anarchy In their train.
The present congress. with oil the vex-
ing questions Of finance. has no more inn
poriant or less peplexing ones than
those connected With the proper rcstric-
ton Of immigration, and the adoption Of
system by which to bar out e1cctually
the lnsidious approaches Of a dcath-deal-
ing Zoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
TOsTER's LocAL FoREcAsTa

The storm waves viii reach this mo-
ridian and tho other changes noted
VIII occur at and Within 100 miles of
Fort Worth within twenty.fom, hours
given below:
Dee 30 Wind changing
" 3 Cooler aud clearing.
Jan. Modorating.
Warmer.
storm wave on thls meridian.
" i-Wiud changing.
h--Cooler and clearing.
" 6-Fpir and cool
Moderating
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Il is probable that San Augustine win
be Incorporated
Work viii shOrtclv commence on new
busiltss block nc Victoria.
The Gossip. a new weekly, has just
made its appearance at Abilene.
The Texas Missionary Messenger IS a
new paper being published from Palcs-
tine.
The street car companies Of Houston
ore improving their service. They have
nurchnsed folr now cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
DRINK MORE WHISKY

u You ooai There @iu 30 On ,mmeass ovsr.
production.
louisville, ny. Jan. al. NJ. en-.
hofG a .promincnt whisky man and rcp.
resentatiye Ot an Eastern whisky Jour
nah said "rhe whisky product.on Tor
the year promises % exceed. by rnr
ail previous productions Nearly thirfy
Vstillcries IN This district have an esti.
mated product for tho present season
or hity million gallons The estimated
consumption of kentucky whisky rs about
!wenty million gallons, and unless IA N
increased ne, there win be a big oyer-produc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
CHOLERA INVESTIGATIONS.
NOT CHOLERA

Little Rock, Ark, Jan DIR Cad-
ains. who was spnt from Washington
by the Marine hospital service 10 hi.
vcsiigote the epidemic az the peniterti-
nfy, stated tonight hat the result of
his examination for coma bace,ll, h,
the case up 10 tonight was nogntiyr' In
otlier words, he had discovered no indi-
cations Of cholera whatever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
An EN0LIsn coInNY

Alessiv, oscar Tdy Of N S1Ihs
Ensland, apd r. Wmn,is
b1lsfp0ol, NnMNnd, leaves horp M fort
uals ler 2 hunting tin tMourh thn indian
MeNlco, which VIII last IN Se4tcmhep
taeA are accompanied hy Nh III M
eNfne .tNNas newspaper inAn rhav
sM,,h 3esins ihe tlin sele,t a body OF lands
'of eu0niMilon Purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Tho ubiquitous parsonage WHO supplies
the Dallas News with thc latest senate
rial information disclo5cs ,hnt lhcrc win
bee mo- administration opposition 60 Saua-
tor Mills This IL news, indeed with that
eminent Observation-Disclosures Naiah Aluae
Harris, pcppcriug awuy at the senator
us hard as he can,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

voodooism Sims family Is much work
cd up over the affair aud Il i said that
they refused 20 bury him. sims broth
OK, however, buried him this evening.
The colorcd folks on The point are M
high fever of excitement today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
a rilINn or FErIsnEs.

Tho judge who lntcly directed the Mt
tCnuon of % grind jury To- session Zoe one
Of the leading citos of the state 10 tie
alarming incrcnsc ory homicidra iu that
county BE- the nme Judge who not many
months ago directed the discharge of a
murderer who in drunken dchauch
fred into crowd ON the ground that
us hc hil hastcuod 60 plead guilty To-
q sclf-lnvItcd charge of carrying u piss
tol nud had paid % fine, therefore hc had
been in Jeopardy ON account OF the Of
fcnsc and could not be- tried npMiu. Il
would bc impossible 10 estimate The banc-
ful effect of the presence of that murder
cr in that county us O walking advcr.
tiscmcut of the trivlIity of the law. We
do not mean TO gay that the judge did
wrong. III the law required such sac
ribce of Justice aud of sense. q was his
duty TO make 70 whatever the result to
himself; we do mean to sny that II
hc properly Interpreted che law &c IL I'm
TINT respect a disgrace TO Nineteenth ceu-
tuy civilization, and b. entitled TO moro
ycneyllion iu the wor, of reforming Il
than the creed of Islam iu Christian
church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

savoy Tex, Jan, Especial. ,-,Tomos
name famous by walking around tte vyo,ld
Wna nero ths morning und give n brief
stretch OF his, trip, He LETT New York civ
make the trip. Tie Eecms 10 be I'M oocJ
rim Tor walking and will make goof tino
ne walked irom Paris, Tex. 10 ths place
was sent out 10y tho New York World
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
x on I nrnIiNG no M som.

49, ~ 7 = NV |TTTTTTT7-
fllf'lel0hlH r0.. Jaa. f-It Is oinel-ny
fhnglNeNi ttm the kmnlus ~ Labor head.
tiaHviA hnleile hare Nil o. .,nia m anp-
I'm vn me 3iih N ~ gVncINilN iillArsfood
tbHi 4iH tuie pi ihe national building lnoans
"a WITHDRAWAL of iie healnulftsfs tftm thl4
fiN tNN There rs q probability that N MIN
" rii1ii! sAeA IA pitthurg on some cljg
further West
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Tho iniunl loitcr Of the coming score
tagy Of tho treasury win be g. Bcpuuli-
caus profess Go believe that a. stands for
Cleveland, hut Democrats who have op-
poriunitiea for better information know
thlt % stands for Carlisle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
STOCKHOLDERS, nes,,..

The annual meeting OF the ~.
the Fort Worth tfnl3n stoet VIZ 49,
will lake place the second No &
airy, 1898, OOth Of the m.,
O'Clock II. IN. at oflco ~ ~
clect officers FOR the comi.r ~.
slider any other business fhat ~
fore the meeting. ". M vtt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

The only travelling pelsous. male ar a.
male az prescott authorised 10 receive aud
rereim FOR subscriptions Tor the UasUdo
j, A. nnrhpc g. 4. Epvipt
NJ. r. Murchman. W n fintatrr
~ y. Amcrcldy a. w. Wimon.
J. u iiuuhUuan D. D. luuud.
Tie public uru cautioned not tu nay ulnnpv
o. Nug other persons representing Them,
hvltoH NH travelling ngcnts ct thla pnpor ng
Nll authority heretofore isgurd tu nnv other
YuAed.
Demoernt p,Olt.bt,,, ,,,...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
FOR SALE.

NO Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Typ Tor Sale
THE GAzErpE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body typoi been in
1se only 'hreo months; good as now
WIN be cold IN lots o. 100 pounds and
more 70 sui purckasors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

san tr0ngisCN CAL Jam Clar, fs,,,..
Voting, tho Wnnau NphA et43.nutsiie tSi'f
NlhtA hWnN while lprtiClmfing m a XII.
WV 'ntaiNea New Years cas- - smhbine
s, uas been eAonefaied ~ a colongrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
WEATHER REpoRr

~ 80 AtNfAN ANNfA VIVA
For the iwenty.four hours ending az p
M. jan 8, lb01;
Highest temperature, 10
Lowest tomuoraturc. .... Ia
Prevailing direction on wind Southvcst
Amount OF rainfall. oANl
State OF weather. Fni,.
Probable weather Tor tomorrow. o..
sasional showers warmpr.
~ NJ. CLARKn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

New York. Jan. A large vein OF notu.
Sandy Greek. TOOLS were tbroIyn Li.l9 a. ~.
~" MIR ana me drilcrs ran for their llves
Ahe noise OF escaping GAS was heard tyo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
PREpARING FOR TpoTnTr

Knoxville, Tom, Jan. "A restlass dis.
bo.luoh mas been noticed for the last fcV
anys among miners at C0nl Greek. stete
Nnaps taYe been hred upon recentlv ma
niht9ry authorities are preparing FOR mora
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Dealers Must Send IN Thor Orders Not Ls'or
Ian rri.l.u

DoaIefs Nnsl Send N Iholr UfucTs WvI IN'0'
Thar Friday
The demand Tor Sunday Gnzcites eau
not possibly be flied unless uems-dealers
send ga their ogdcrs by Friday night
each week. Tho Gazette tries 20 pro-
vide for the constant increase, but
hnds itself unable TO DO 80 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday a
part Of the big Sunday paper is printed
Friday night, ms even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by The
Sunday edition all IN one night.
Send IA your orders for extra Sunday
Gazettes not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

The trouble with Maiah Harris is Chat
scnuto, Mills has q deaf ear on the side
turned toward him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
NIcELROY q GILBERT.


New Orleans, La, jan 4-(Spccial)
-NlcElroy IS Gilbert say:
Futurcs-ro most people the course of
Liverpool today was surprise. for after
opening lower, there was squirt of ,lGl
This * explained by the report that Neil
Bros. of London, in a bullish circuar
issued today. state that they believe the
American crop viii not exceed G,1OO,0OO
bales aId may possibly fan below G.OUO.-
600. An oppurtune time has certlinly
hcpn chosen for this reduced cstmatc, as
the movement Is all that could be de-.
sired IN the way Of proof Of such fig
urcs. ports receiving today only 1900
bales, against $1,000 bales last ycnr,
while New Orleans expects tomorrow
5000 bales, against 1880 bales q year
ago and $1,000 balcs ut all ports. The 10
ls every indication that the movement
for the week will fall short Of last year
hy considerable more than 100000 bales.
lu the tnce Of all this the market was
weak aud lifoless this morning, pud the
cause we find In the fear of
the Hatch bill, which deters those
from buying whom present con-
diuons would convince chat higher
prices otherwise are in order. The mar
kpt, In fact, was sNuyed throughout
whom the senate adjourned without act.
ion, there was feeling of relief and
prices advanced, closing nine poiats high.
vr.
There was good spot dpmnnl. sales
oggVgatng 600 hnlcs ON the spo. and
1000 bales 10 arrive, prices firm but I'M
changed
New Yorl; closed nine points higher
than yesterday uld Liverpool shade
below last nights closing.
We give hollow the figures for the De-
ccmhcr movement the amount brought
into sight at the end of inc gear and
the price Of middling. 40 that they can
be added % the card of statistics lately
seit ONT by us.
Amount in sight Dec 31st, 4,T71,Sl0
bales.
Brought into sight in December $780,
392 lnls
Middlmg, New Orleans, Dee. RI. O1.oc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
THE HATCH BILL
Hangs Like a Milestone Around
the Cotton Market.
THE CROP A VERY SNAIL ONE
And Prices Should be such Higher -induSl-
rlals Led Dealings On Wall Street. Money
Moved Around The Figure
-Four Yesterday
ATWOOD v1oLETT & co.

New Orleans, La, Jan. A-(Special)--
Atwood Violet IS Co say:
Futures Liverpool improved this morn
ing 2-Gl, our cable said caused by Neil
Bros confirmation Of their estimate Of
last month, Of 6.25O,OOO-bale crop. and
because Of the light port and interior
movement This advance was subsequent
Is lost.
Manchester reported a strong demand
for yarn, which indicates a good business
there; this, however. is not reflected at
Liverpool, as spot sales are only 1000
bales. u seems most improbable, how
ever. that spinners the world over, cspe-
chilly on the continent and in Great Brit
ain, can remain Indifferent 90 the serious
ly small movement, which today ot ports
il 5000 bales against $1,000 bales last
year, and The interior movement at thir-
teen leading points up to last night Is
27,OOO balcs against 1900 bales last
year, while spot sales are $1,000 bales
less Instead Of 100000 bales loss COM
ing into sight, as we inumated yesterday
10 may 20 TO 10000 bales This was
the month the shorts have been, for the
past two months. relying on for conhrna-
lion Of a 100000 bale crop. As Jauu-
ury port receipts last year were the small
cst for many years, II we lose now. what
b. 10 become of the bears in February aud
March, when the movement was 80 UNI
usually lnrgei
More favorable Washington news TO-
day advanced the market here 10 0-Gid
for March, against the closing lust night
Of 0-jj, nc which Improvement we clos.
cd.
Tho senate adjourned today without
taking action on the Unti-option bill and
by o majority vote it was decidede 90
take mp the immigration bill on Friday
and Saturday next, thus displacng Tor
those days The Washburn bin. Senator
sherman of Ohio today spoke In favor Of
AN immediate passage Of the option bill.
As long as these conditions last those
who are long and those who may wish
To buy will remain timid.
Estimated receipts hgre tomorrow. 5000
bales against 10000 bales last year and
$1,000 bales nc all ports last year and
2GOOb bales IN 1855.
Spots closed firm. sales GOO0 bales,
quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

One Of the difficulties 10 the way Of en-
forcing thc law Is That the distance Is too
great between The grand jury room aud
ilo ueniientary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

CLOSING HOURS.

Tho Garetto WIN decline heroAnor Co
pint communication which ure merely
oppressive OF tho writer's opinions Iacts
81 an interesting nature Wnl DO printed.
het commeum Will not DO usod unies.
tleCiAiiy solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

IN little over two months Republican
scalps viii be cheap enough 90 use For
wall paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

New FORA, Ian, q. Special. )--7
storllng Bark, 90 days A sisfT4 B,
Commercial, co days q ssttlgt Nj Z
Nelehmaras- Comorclal, !.
uays.. ok q.te,aast<
tlanks- Bank, co DAYS a. ~ s
Commercial, 10 days .....,,5 isls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Tho fact thlt MIR GHmnu rs warm
supporter OF Carlisle Tor the treasury e.
not We itself reason Cor his ann
but u Is conlirnutory proof y amy were
needed Chat his appointment would ur
40 uistnkc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
RrsaIA,s rnINNusuII

- NNh" 80 ~ 90
Paris, Jan. AIN nn interylpt =
Figaro correspondent, 9f3t
Tchdnaln and ikomaroh. wen vs.
sian officers expressed the.
confident that the Panama W.
have no effect upon the frlenl4hl
STA entertained FOR France u WA
tile general European ntunlm. 3
komaroff and Tcheluoln decll.ii .
that war with Germany Nor
most popular Of all ware.
FAMINE sUFFElihhN
st. Petersburg. Jan. 4. i9s
given orders that relief Wptfs i, &
tlshed iu the districts whore w.
ferers from the effects of we 81,
IN PORT
Galveston. Tex, Jan, 81
Arrived; Steamer Conele u
York, with general nefsnu''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

I'iic Republican effort TO steal several
scnator.hips Is not making half the head
way of Tom Carriers campaign just be-
fort INC election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

The Kansas populists who propose TO
better the condition OF thc borrower by
regulating lonus with tho ull OF com.
mission, are owlylng the dilucult task Of
pulling themselves up by their boot
ptrnBt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

ByMAu--N ADvAEoE-PosrAGE PAID
Dnily and sunday, one year ......-.s s 90
DAILY and sunday. six month";, ...... ~
DAILY and Sunday one month";. 900
Tho Sunday Gazette ~ 60 10 pages
The weekly Gazette ii6 pagcsj / yr.l %
1ho weekly Gazettel u0 Dageal J year "
Dhiig delivered BY carrier Ia the city ono
ogtnta IS cents a week or % cents per
month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

New Orleans, L.0., Jan A. Especially -
Sterling - Commercial, 60
days sisiS s5X
Franks OmmcroiaL6J daya.5 1875
New YORK sight--Banh.. 100 premium
Commercial ..,...............pa par ~ prem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Some Democrats are entitled 90 pie
aud others 20 strawberry shoftcakc.
Fort Worth os the only reliably Demo
crutic city in Tcxas, Should receive the
short cake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

New York. Jan. 4. IS ocks and bonds
closed at the following prices bid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

With Dan Lamont m Che cabinet rc-
poriers would be- able To got that part of
thc news of ita proceedings suitable for
publication without applying force
pump 10 The janitor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
FINANorAL.

Eri.lsh oonsols.
London. Jan. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

WYNN The governor gels his message
from the printer hc Should take a black
lng btneh and undOrcOrc those passages
relating 90 the improvement of Che crim-
innl laws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
sTOCKS M nnNnS.

SIOChS AND BONDS.
New York. Jan, Tho temper Of
speculation at the Stock exchange was
duu during the greater part Of he day,
but dealings were somewhat 1ctrer ans.
uibutcd than OF late. Among the indus
trials. American sugar refining was Il
special cUrd.
Western railway shares were stronger.
more particularly the Union Pacific
group. Late in the afternoon trading
was checked by sudden brake In
disullipg and cattle feeding. Other ir.
dustrials sympathiged At the same time
cum stocks were Mbiectcd 10 a Sham
pressure aud yielded. The general IN
reacted TT 20 l per cont irom highest
mt the market closed firm nc aOme r.
cOypry.
Railway bonds strong, except Heading
Issues, which declined
Government bonds steady.
State bonds neglected.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
New York, Jan. 4--(spocial) -silyer
Sugar Raw refined, dun unchanged
-Wool-Quiet but steady; fail Texas
Colfee- Spot lots dun fair Rio carpoes
nc, for No Z tutmcs closed firm
IL; dry rcXas, s.
Meyicau dollars. 90 10.
NleXicnn hides nominal
Cord0ya coffee nominal.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
New York. Jan i.-NIonev ON oeu
easier 4 10 g. closing offered /.
Primo merphantilc paper, 5dG.
. s.ethng exchange firm, - - 3AG
~ ~ ior sixty day bills, S4 81 ~ do.
maud.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-10-19
wa AHI gLECTINo M'KINLEY.

TAir-"Merching Through Georgia."]
King out your lusty voices, boys, and sing
arousing song, Z.
Eng it with C spirit that will start the
world along,
Sing it for America a million Buckeyes
strong.
While We're electing Mckinley.
Hurrah hurrah The button has been
pressed,
Hurrah hurrah Ohio I'll do the rest;
Good-by, old free trade panic Shout, ye
idle and distressed,
For we are electing Mckinley
The Democratic roosters we are tired OF
for food,
With Larry Neal we know we'd have to
live on them for good;
Our stomachs yearn for iucier meat more
suited to our blood,
While we're electing Mckinley. -
Hurrah, ETC.
We want good times like ninety-two, the
workshops crowded full,
With throbbing engines, belted wheels, all
hands to take a pull.
Larry Neal shall have a message to report
to old John Bull,
While we're electing Mckinley.
Hurrah, etc.
A
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-10-19

and distinct admixture of African
blood" whether, in the community in
which the would-bs voter lived, he was
classified and recognized as white or
colore0 person. And it was expressly
provided that should any Judge permit
any man "having distinct and visible
admixture of African blood" to vote
he should be fined up to $500 and i'm
prisoned in Jail for as long as si1
months. 1t was also. made an offenst
punishable by fine and imprisonment
for anyone to aid, abet or counsel q col.
ored man to offer his vote. On this
law Lawrence T. Neal. the Democratic
candidate for Governor, voted Aye.
Then Mr.. Neal voted for q bill prohib
iting the intermarriage of white and
colored persons, making the offense SO.
verely punishable. 1t made the preach.
or performing 40 marriage ceremony
liable to punishment and stipulated
that all such marriages should be void
and illegal. 1t was said at the time Of
Mr.. Neai's nomination for Governor
that he was a Copperhead, but it is
probably not too much to say that few,
if any, thought that Meals hatred OF
colored people was SO intense as it is
shown to be by his record, or that he
should have been 80 brazen in declaring
his hatred. Mr.. Neal was not then a
candidate for Governor; to-day he is.
Then he felt free to give the fullest ex-
preston to his opinions and his hatreds
to-day asks the colered men land Their
sons), the same men against whom he
used his voice and his influence and his
vote, to support him. The question is,
Win they do it? A colored man who
will vote for him shows an amazing
lack of self-respect and deliberately en-.
courages ill treatment and abuse in the
future