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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
NAVAL FETE AT HAND
france at Fever Heat Over
Russian Fleet Visit.
LABOR CONGRESS A FlzzlE


fCopYriskt ISIS b. the Gated Pfcss-l
PARls. Oct. 1.-The reception u the
Russian fleet 40 Toulon - bat tSs' days
"a aud the Russian fever grows hourly
Ia intensity. The newspapers nov give
daily long lis;s % the Russian officials
and dixnitaries Who have come 10 Paris
10 witness the fetes. Russian decosa-
tons are seen everywhere ia such
variety and beauty a. would Dot be poe
sible in any other continental capital.
There Is little doubt that both France
aud England are anxious for q chance
10 present TO Sultan Muley- Hassan
treaties similar to the ones he recently
refused 10 sign for them. Neither the
Preach nor the British government
would be unwilling probably 10 use sui
taRs trouble with Spain 10 secure such
ends. This rivalry 20 obtain the bene-
fits OF tho MeliIla affair Is one source Of
French jealousy.
The labor congress % the Cues dis
trict closed Monday evening lbs pro
ceedings werc conducted with great
mystery. The socialist journals 10 Paris
paid little attention 10 IL and the general
opinion IL that the whole affair was q
fizzle
Prince de Joinviile. son OF Louis
PHILIPPE has completed his fathers
memoirs and placed them in the hands
Of his publishers. They are said to con.
tain a great fund Of new anecdotes con.
corning conr. society in the days OF
Louis Phillipe's power. The first official
reception OF the diplomatic corps ever
held in the embassy OF the United States
will take piece early in November.
About the middle OF November Mr.
Eustis will receive the American colony.
General Foster has started on a tour
around the world. Under the direction
OF General Saussier, military governor
OF Paris. maneuvers representing every
branch OF the military and medical
service we're begun near the city on
October o They will last until Satur-
day night. The troops in the field in
clude two squadrons OF cavalry, four
infantry and eight batteries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Her nerves were very weak. her appetite
very bad; she could not sleep nights. her
limbs would draw up, and she suffered.
oh. - much She was as yellow ~ SAT.
from and weak and delicste. Our local
doctors gave hes up. saying she could
not be cured.
-But. thanks 10 a wonderful medicine.
she Is now perfectly well ard healthy.
This remedy IL Dr.. Greents Ncrsura
blood and nerve remedy and IL has CON-
pleteiy cured my little girl
Mrs. Henry Try. who lives at Flint
Place. South Boston, Mass-. says:
MY daughter. IL years old. became
affected with st Vitus dance. lat once
placed her under the care OF physicians
at the Boston Dispensary. where she
was treated for three months She grow
worse until she entirely lost her speech.
and the right arm became useless l
tried other remedies without benefit
Finally began the use Of DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve, remedy. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Exchange Tele-
graph company says: "A telegram re-
ceiyed from Rio indicates that startling
developments may be expected soon.
Everything in Rio tends to the restora-
ton Of the monarchy. 1t is low vir-
tually on u question OF terms"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

LoNpoS. Oct. ia mailboat plying
between Rousay and Ebay. in the Ork-
ney islands. was upset in s1uall yes
terday and the two boatmen. a woman
and her three children were drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Night Gowns. 6ac
and esc, you generally pay
81 and SL25
Childrens White Aprons m.
Cbildrens Night Gowns 3,c.
Chiidrcns Bingham Dresses
nc aud sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
MOST ASTOUNDING.

lot Misses Rain Coats. 5oc.
! lot Ladies' Rain Coats. 5Oc.
273 Ladies' Cloth Garments,
sc 60 So
fSs Inverness Kahn Coats,
s2Sa
o. new styles Mackinfoshes
at $50. worth 81.
2i3 silk Lined Capes at 81,
worth SIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Might az well Try e. t0unt
the sands ~ the seas 90 tell
you eli the advantages IN store
for ron. They're everywhere
brisiling like a rea % diamonds.
Come and gather them "A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

LONDON. Oct l1.-A despatch TO the
Central News from Rome says that the
cholera is abating somewhat in Italy
and has entirely vanished from most OF
the infected towns on the mainland OF
italy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Miss Rust's sale OF Art Embroideries
at the New Livingston hotel. closes at 6
p. IN. Friday. October IL Lessons
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CARPET REMNANTs

At less than manufacturers
prices, all grades. Measure
your rooms. we will cover
; them for much less than you
can buy elsewhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

PARIS. Oct ia dispatch from
Tangler says that in view OF the lighting
at Melilla Spain has withdrawn her
military attaches from the sultanis
court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

20 Timkins has run away with
crsyrnsrs's wife-and he was = friend
% Gravinare'si~
NE -aest have been Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
MEMS UNDERWFAR.

One lot Mems Ribbed Bal
briggan Underwear az sc.
worth $1.2al
Mems Colored White Nerino
ut 42c. worth soc.
Mems Natural Grey Wool, al
6Sc, worth 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

hns Wf~stow Soofutxe stRrF hes h>ea us~'i
for ebiiafen te<fhtne II s.scthes The ekiid.
folis ard : the le-s remedy &c DlafFhs.A
1ssntS I've csnfs = issttlN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

sammy Did you ever So The old Man
OF The sea-
Johnny No. but know Who he L.
Hes the father - the mermaids--Chi-
cago Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-. di.sr,i~ref h,~r shst yosre nikf~t -
stfarks q catf - thtiis "a siett sitr<~stfs.
Yes "a fr~f @ssllr Tiss faeilas = e..
ss-sstaniesf ~ " nrei alarefarn stifh fails
=. s-.lssssinte - ffa.f Tlsss afssa r-nats Ia
~hat - saH insfis~stlna - Niiissue8~.
IL Yefrss fse4esnt Psiista Fo1as ths he~r
e. siesrnss setlsFl sasi 49, 10 tsFn stats siAs
rasri.,rcFr "a - t-,fg hss saastff liver,
sisDsnafh ss.sf f~s~sis f.sf ~ tzaif sfset ea4
81 ~resNsi1ease - snxtfe sFss<1s = lastse
rsfef 20 fsfs~esslss hsrest.e 80 rssntslfsf
rrs4rs - fseaa
II fHtf - 49, 49, -. $500 - n9fvs1sss a
fs.sss - fhst - ess5aztisftsa e4psg
49, = - $3.50 e. 49, fl-asaaa f.lires
1sa<s IeFfsaasssflf eife fssnsf tsetz.ss. $50
Isttansra nfs.etsas So - hII&sss nsest
49,. rissses.s ~ fsza.izss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
FRENCH FLANNELS.

An elegant assortment AZ soc
Per yard. s5c Kind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

a large variety of two toned
Hop Sackings. 3 inch at Sac.
Another exquisite variety of
figured and shot effects, fi9c.
20 pieces Fancy Wool Suit
ings. 3sc. 45c and J0c.
30 pieces OZARK shadcsl Plain
and Striped Twills, at 25c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

before finishing one bottle she could
talk. She has now used six bottles and
she talks as well as ever. has perfect use
OF her arm and is wonderfully improved
in all respects.
The effects OF this wonderful medi-
cine in her case has excited great inter
est in many neighbors and friends who
are acquainted with the facts
Mrs Il. j. Emigh. who resides ut 31S
Delaware avenue. Pittston. Pa. says:
my daughter. at the age Of IA years.
was suffering with nervous disease. at
times unable to walk or talk. and was
constantly in motion night and day.
After trying all the physicians at
home, and all failing 20 benefit her.
tried DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy aud Il worked like magic.
She has taken three bottles and is now a
strong healthy girl. can truly say that
this wonderful remedy is the best thing
..o%u,.,a 1fuaaora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

J. ". Cot
trell Of Mat
anloras. Pa,
says:
at affords
me pleasure
TO add my
testi mon ial
in favor OF
DIR. Grcene's
NevurabIood
an d liv e r
remedy. Both
my wife and
little clsugh.
I er W er Q
greatly bene-
lifted by its
"a sc. M v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
FOR MOTHERS.
Stories Of Children to Touch
the Heart.
Parents Who Read These Lines
Will Find Food for Thought.
There Can Be Nothing More
Interesting Than That Con-
corning Children

my little
daughter,
Ethel May"
szid Mrs II.
III. Watson Of
lb3 Bloom
ingdaiestr
ore ester.
Mass. " y as
terribly and
alarmingiy
SICK. She had
enty-slx
eonyQlei0na
Ia two years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
NIKITA sale this morning.

AT AZ Pearl street is now located a
~ shooting gallery. where lovers Of
rifle practice can find amusementin that
line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
FANCY SILKS.

80 varieties suitable for COM
bination with other dress
materials, at the wickcdly
low price of CSC per yard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
Art Embroideriss.

Before breakfast Bromo- Settler
Acts as a bracer-trial bottle 10 cents.
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MEMS MERINo HOSE.

Hose at l2c. worth 20c.
. dozen Four-in-hand Ties
at 3sia, worth 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
PERFUMES.

Lantiers regular Joc per
ounce. Triple Extract at &c.
Celebrated the world over.
All the new odors.
Colgate's Perfumes. a dozen
exquisite odors. z5c perounce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
TRAVELLING BAGS.

Our entire line of Valiscs NJ
less than first cost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
CORsETs.

Great lot OF II. *. s. corseis,
large sizes. AZ soc, III variety.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
HANDKERCHIEFS.

J0dozen Ladies Handkerchief
Initial Handkcrchiefs, all
linen. at SC, worth l5c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

IN account OF great
~ scarcity Of money
we viii cause
great reductions to be
made In the price of
all kinds of Dry Goods
until further notice.
Our store will resem-
BILE something like the
sale we made during
the great closing ont of
the Vossen Brothers
bankrupt stock, which
so many will doubtless
remember when we
were obliged to close
our doors and not per-
init another customer
TO enter until a portion
of the immense throng
had departed for their
homes. taking with
them upwards of $50. 900
in prizes.
At this time You have
the opportunity of
choosing from a stock
which for it's vastness
has never been equaled
by anythingin this city.
Four floors. nearly
three hundred feet in
depth. filed to over
flowing with merchan-
disc makes our store
for this occasion more
than ever attractive.
Our Dress Goods and
our Silk Department
will be made great
special features. Our
Cloak Department on
first floor, as we'll as a
large space devoted to
this part of our bust
ness in the basement.
rear end. will call large
crowds of customers
who may be in want of
a winter garment.
During this sale we
trust each and every
customer will exercise
as much patience as
possible i'm order that
we may serve all with
perfect satisfaction.
Very Respectfully,
SPRING K COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Line numbers at 8 for NIKITA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
KID GLOVES.

IS dozen Ladies' s-bufton
length, Suede Mosquetaire.
nj 45c. worth $175.
ireiands celebrated brand az
Sc, worth $L25,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

u-s.rsA s-s-s :, 49, .. s-s-s a-..~a,.
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UNDERWEAR.

50 dozen Wool Plated Vests.
5sc. worth 81.
D dozen Gray Cashmere
Vests. soc worth CSC.
20 dozen Ladies' All Wool
Vests and Pants 81. worth
$I23.
DIR. Jeagers Underwear "a
S31s per cent from iist price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

spirit dtrccts this business.
Ii commands every rcsanrce
81 grand assembling aud dis
pensing Of merchandise. The
stock unfolding this week sur
passes our own past and has
no equal here. II you've = dol
lar read this partial lisf Of
prices. lon'ii rue Il Il you do
not
GINGHAMs.
30 pieces to close az Sc the
nc kind.
COTToNs.
10000 yards unbleached az A..
5000 yards bieaehed az Sc.
LADIES' HOSE.
30 dozen Ladies' Black Hose.
all siik. 81. worth $i.5a
UNDERNEATH.
80 dozen Wood Plated Vests.
5Sc. worth 81.
p dozen Gray Cashmere
Vests. 3sc worth s3c.
20 dozen Ladies' All Wool
Vests and Pants 81. worth
$L25.
DIR. Jeagcrs Underwear "a
S5ls per cent from ist price.
BOYS HOSE.
100 dozen Boys' Grey Nerino
Hose. sizes l TO 8, at lSc,
worth pc.
KID GLOVES.
IS dozen Ladies' s-butto.
length, Suede Nosquetaire,
nj 45c, worth $1.75.
ireiands celebrated brand az
Sc. worth SI25.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
50dozen Ladies Ifandworked
Initial Handkerchief, all
linen. at SC, worth i5c.
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
One lot Mems Ribbed Bal
briggan Underwear az sc,
worth $1.2a
Mems Colored White Nerino
ut 42c. worth soc.
Mems Natural Grey Wool, al
tsSc, worth 81.
MEMS MERINO HOSE.
Hose at l2c. worth 2Dc.
p dozen Four-in-hand Ties
at 3sja, worth 30.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
Our entire line of Naliscs at
less than first cost
FANCY SILKS.
80 varieties suitable for COM
bination with other dress
materials, at the wickcdly
low price of CSC per yard
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
a large variety of two toned
Hop Sackings. p inch at SAC.
Another exquisite variety of
figured and shot effects, 69c.
20 pieces Fancy Wool Suit
ings. 3sc. 45c and 50c.
35 pieces OZARK shadcsl Plain
and Striped Twiils. at 25c.
MOST ASTOUNDING.
lot Misses Rain Coats. 5oc.
lot Ladies' Rain Coats. 50c.
273 Ladies' Cloth Garments,
sc Go 81
iss Inverness Rain Coats,
50 81
o. new styles Mackinfoshes
at $50. worth ST.
2i3 silk Lined Capes at 50,
worth SIS.
CORSETS.
Great lot Of III. *. s. corsefs.
large sizes. az soc. III variety.
FRENCH FLANNELs.
An elegant assortment az 5oc
per yard. s5c kind.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies Night Gowns. 6ac
and esc. you generally paw
81 and S1.25
Childrcn's White Aprons n.
Cbildrcn's Night Gowns 3,c.
chiidrcns Bingham Dresses
29c aud sc.
CARPET REMNANTS
At less than manufacturers
prices. all grades. Measure
your rooms. we will cover
> them for much less than you
can buy elsewhere.
PERFUMES.
Lantiers regular Joc per
ounce. Triple Extract. at &c.
Celebrated the world over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26

1t Is instructive to read the objections to
female suffrage made by Canadian women In
our esteemed contem porary. the Com du FsI
OF Montreal. for the reason that they are Just
the kind OF objections to II that used to be
made In this country twenty or thirty years
ago. Mme CHAPLEAU says that women Dug hit
to reign In the home. while men ought to
attend to the Government Nine. MARCHAND
says that women have not the opportunity OF
studying conf licated political questions. and
so must seek to gain an influence like that OF
the women OF the Gospels. Nine. DEsJARDISs
has no other ambition than the happiness OF
her family. and willingly leaves the franchise
to her husband Nine. DASDURASD believes
that women are most free when tho public
business 10 transacted by men. Miss CowAN
does not desire that women shall have the
privilege OF voting. as even men abuse that
privilege. Other Canadians who were inter-
viewed on the subject by the Com d. Firi said
that women should keep away from tho noise
Of politics. and that the family circle should
be saved from political pollution. and that
womAny virtues would be lowered IN politics.
and that the ideal OF womanhood Is apart from
politics and that women ought to be content
with their lot as the angels OF the home. Lady
ABERDEEN said that lin hor capacity as wife
of the Governor General of Canada" she pre-
fsrred to refrain from expressing any opinion
on the question
Yes. these Canadian objections to woman suf-
frage are Just like the American objections 10
IL that used to be urged years ago. All OF
them are very familiar to everybody in this
country who has taken any interest In the
debate Oh the subject. Yet the cause OF woman
suffrage has advanced in many OF the States
and has gained a complete victory In at least
two OF the progressive States Of the abouading
West We are not aware that womAnhood has
ceased to flourish on account Of that success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26

and evoking energetic language from the
Berlin press, which has accused him OF
poaching upon the Hlnterland OF the Came
rooms colony. According to the map show
ing the Engllsh-German partition. which
has Just reached this country. Germany
acknowledges Frances supremacy in the
region Of DE BRAzzA's activity.
But, on the whole. France appears to
have been greatly outgeneralled. No mat
ter what arrangements MoNTE1t may have
made with the Emir Of Bornu, It was dis
tinctly stipulated in the treaty with Eng
land. by which practically the whole OF the
Sahara was assured to France. that Frances
interests In the neighborhood OF Lake
Tchad were to stop at Barrua on Its north
west coast. Englands claim to Bornu lie
based upon this treaty. and she has not
been at all disturbed by MoNTE1bs brilliant
journey. AZ for Adsmawa, France was
simply made ridiculous there by the re-
marksble doings Of her agent, NIXON. who
has been recalled In Disgrace.
OF course these big countries have not
the faintest idea OF the Importance they
have suddenly acquired. They have sim
piy been parceiled out like spoils among
the victors, with thisdinerence, that no VIC
tory has yet been won. England and Ger
many have simply agreed not to tread on
one snother's toes while carrying out the
work Of making the coveted lands theirs In
fact as well as In zane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26

Irish descent. The VAN ALIEN appointment
has staggered even the little coterie Of Mr..
CLEvEIAND's professional adulators.
The silver fight has left unhealed wounds,
and the tariff fight will make others. The
flag under which the Democracy gained the
victory has been torn down. Just as the
American flag was torn down by Mr.. BboUNT
and Mr. CLEVELAND Having thrown away
its principles. what remains for the Democ-
racy save to quarrel over the spoils OF pro-
lection. and to hang Its head In shame when
twitted by the Republicans for infamy
abroad and It's own treachery at homer
But it is not too late for the Democrats In
Congress to assert themselves, and to show
that they believe in a patriotic foreign
policy and courageous and straight
forward home policy. II the Admlnistra-
ton has taken to the crooked path. let
them stick to the straight road. The Hs-
waiian matter IL national. not partisan.
Stand by the country. and let the Adminis-
tration get itself as best 10 can out Of the
difficulty Its stubborn stiffness has brought
upon It. Stand by the Democratic plat
form, and kick away the fraud and lie pro-
posed by the Committee on Ways and
Means. Neither strength nor unity can
be gained by blind struggle for the soft
snaps In an unconstitutional tariff. The
hope of the Democracy is to be true to It's
principles. There 10 no reason why the
Democratic party should be compromised
by Mr.. ChEvHLANp's Administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
The Most Unpopular Measure.

The Hon. LEWIS SPERRY, Che young Dem
ocrat who represents the First Connecticut
district In the House of Representatives,
has heard great deal to the disadvantage
Of the WILSON bill from the workingmen
and manufacturers In his district. and espe-
cially In Hartford. New Britain. and Rock
Vile. To some Of his constituents in Rock
vile. who lately held a public meeting to
protest against the passage OF the bill. Mr..
6PERRY writes as follows:
"My ewn Impression Is that the bill viii lose strength
when the members return home for the holiday vsea-
tsa, 10 will be easy task 10 pass ths bill in prss
sas form am receiving circumstances every day.
Should judsa from What and hear. that the bill
4 net popular in the Northern stsssA"
Mr. SPKRRY Is PROFESSIONALLY right In
thinking that the bill will be greatly weak
ened when tho Democratic Congressman
have sized up the opinions of their constitu-
ents. He Is too cautious In limiting It's area
Of unpopularity to the Northern States. 1t
IL Just as unpopular In the Southern States,
including Prof. WILSON'S West Virginia
and his home town. Charleston. where the
Charleston Gazette. O Democratic paper Of
great influence In the State. denounees It,
10 Is unpopular In Louisiana. of course, on
account Of the sugar provisions; and the
free coal and free iron humbug makes 1t
especially unpopular In Alabama and Ten
nsssee. In the South they think 1t Is bill
for the benefit of the North. particularly
New England; and In the North 1t Is as
sailed as. In the main. the production Of
Boutherners and Westerners careless and
ignorant of the manufacturing interests Of
the East. Miohiga an. Kansas. Nebraska. Cali
fornia. and many other States object to It.
The popularity Of the WILSON bill IL al
ways somewhere else than where the seeker
for that popularity Is. 1t 10 nowhere. due
east OF the sun and due west OF the moon.
Its unpopularity can be noticed wherever
there Is q sincere Democrat.
1t is In direct CONFIRMATION Of the Demo-
cratic platform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
Looking Backward.

A comparison between the position OF the
Democratic party In December. 1899. and It's
position now is not pleasant. In Decem-
Der. 1892, the party was united. flushed with
hope. awaiting eagerly the moment when 1t
should assume the power TO which 1t had
been called by the people. In December.
1888. after less than nine months OF power
u has little but disappointments and fall
uros to dwell upon. From the moment
that then recent candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for President was
made Secretary Of State. aud an obscure
Cracker was made Secretary OF the In
tsrlor' the record has been unsatisfactory
and weakening to the Democracy. HoKR
bAIFH has made the pensioners and
the other old soldiers hot BIssELL. In
pursuance OF orders, has angered the
politicians and GRESHAM. under the dicta-
ton of his chief. has pursued the policy Of
infamy. The President. Ia the MAoYRAsH
appointment has. willingly OF unWittingly,
made himself offensive 70 many sitiasns Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
H.-r..sa-A s.a.lsl. View Of Nj.

from Ne Put hIPTeaa
Asa maker Of short speeches Gen. Harrison s second
to one Of our living public men; and only Lincoln
sAd Horace Grsssy surpassed him among the eAdsrs
Of past generation lie has nearly always some
thing sensible In Itself and pat 10 the occasion TO put
forward though he does not often rise into eoqusncs
or give expression TO startling IDEAS. His speech In
PhuAdslphiA was awaited. therefore. with much In
tsrsst and f is OF the few that have disappointed
expectation. lie sad nothing Of any i'm portApee
There h rumor IhAI his Walt to PhnAdsph u the
nrst ssP toward third candidacy tor the Presidency
We trust not Ills denomination last rear wss grave
publican blUndsr and &c should not DO repeated lu
lsa0 Gen. Harrison served term With great credit
and his Administration wGs clean aud capable but lie
has had biz onciA day OF honor and fair chance Cor
Its renewal and he shosid sep Aslds No man should
make business OF running for the Presidency,