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Ea,sr,.,a-.a. ortA. 81 B.r.AsIs-sw.. Club.

The St. Bartholomew Club. an adjunct Of
the church by that name. gave an excellent
musical and athletic entertainment at their
club house. 200 East Forty-second street. last
evening. The spacious gymnasium Was crowd
cd with the friends OF the msmbers among
them being many ladies Attired in their dainty
spring bonnsts The programme follows:
Pole vault. AsssTA RuRdquist. Lacey. Brandon, and
heAullsn; parallel baTA AsssrA Doe6la Harvey, anu
Banning wrestling. y. b ElliA middle weight AmAr
tsur champion Of America. AID j. d. OTmsby; Tun-
piinT george s'sr' sHzmatsar eh1msis1 e America
Dsy.a.y. Harvey DoqglsA and DosSiA .sL0. by James
l.. ChAAsi running high jump exhibition. by N. z.
sSssnsJ champion Iuhnlns high jumper Of the world
assisted eI As.srs HsmilL Conion, hoL and Johnson:
music trio. j Freed KoopmAn (Auto hArpl James
Guinard (mAndolinl; fTAnk CAprArO (zuitAT) boxing
Ought Wsghp hsssrl Flores and shortsl single StteE
hsENTs Gray and WOLF exhibition trick heavy weight
SANFORD, aud Lamont
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EATned runI-AurrAy HTS 3 tEpbAHa Etta-Esfer-
brook NoraR- stolen basrs-DeEeEauA. huston slith
PsyRa IBass on bzlls-oa BrunnrmsE d, "a Ht4ToIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29
w,...r. -, th. L,.eo,n srr,.r N..t,nr.

LONDON. March 2s.-Ths race for the Bstthy-
any Plate Handicap Of 500 sovereisns. for
three-yesr- olds and upward At the Lincoln
spring meeting to-day was won By Mr.. Arthur
Jsmes's Dirk e yesrsL Mr.. vyner's Barberry
lseed) was second. and Mr.. Robins's Godwit
70 yearsl was third.
The Brocklesby Stakes Of 900 sovereiGns,
added TO . sweepstakes Of 10 sovsIsiens eacA
for two-year-olds, was won By Ella Tweed.
Fabis was second and Levybub was third.
The CHAPLIN Stakes of 900 sovereigns for
three year Odds that had not won race. value
allowances. at one mile. was won By Mr.. w. X
Marshslrs Ganges. Mr.. Bretts Kettle Sorrel
was second and Lord Ellesmers's Bolton was
third.
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nInnIrL,a rrssr rrcroRE
-. sr..,,.,-, Bowler Defeats Enshsr
= a. T.oses 20 rreVeha.

n. eighth INSTANCES, Of games o. fus scs midwife
nal cham pionthp tournament rolled ~ the osrmans
Assembly Rooms alleys isst night bstwesn Dsnis'
rrsreks Of the Rossdais BowlnE olue snd w u.
Enksr OF the owl ciuh both Of this ey. and George
Randall Of the Prosss, Bowling Club Of ereenpo'nt
rs,ulteh A. folloy
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

1tr0mt NleS ben Qu5gIngen gil, un0 IN ben
&orriborcn bes altcn SblniieS iteben iber>
all Screen nit Sibi6uiien, lobaB ber9fau6er
Bic langentbeDrte Gt9arre an3iinben fam.
Gincn Gbnli9en 0cmofratti3cn Nnftrt3
pie oielcS SrDen5felt bat ber grobe Cub
1~crtptionSbaa, ser auiGbrlicb i'm Spern1
bouie itattiinbet unb gu benz Sober 3utrttt
bat, Der ltcb ctncn 8auan3ug lcilten funlt
unb 10 glidlib lit, in ben 8eitb elmer Der
uiclbegebrten 8taetS 81 9elangen. = 0cnn
auf 6ieiem 8al eridetnt baS failerli6e
8aor nit benz gausen Sol urb @efolge uno
macbt auf Der nit Dem Yarquette in eineln
8aulaa( um%getpanbelten 8ilbne ieinen Inn
aug. Mer nIbt tan5en mil, nimmt lt9
einen 8lab in elmer Der 2ogen uub betrab9
let Oas Sbauiptel, bas, tpte 9eia9t, nlr
einmul i'm Sabre aufgefubrt !ptro. Sang
beionoerS brdngen ii6 Die 8ropinsler,
Nrem0e uno NuSlGnber ba5u, bic iicb nab
renb oieier 3eit bier aufbalten, beun eS lit
bic einSige @ele9enbeit fir iie, ben Sol III
ieincm pollen @lanse 81 6epunbern, aus
genommcn fiir ben, Der Die nicl6enetoete
@tgenlbaft Der 6offGbigtcit beitbt.
Sine Nn;abl bon &oitiimfeltcn, bic MAJ
mentlicb ron &inltlern uno &unlti0llern
peranltaltet perben, lit bcreitS an uns Dor1
iibergerauiht, unb vote @enoifcni6aTt Der
Deutlcben S0riftiteller," Die itcb, DEM be-
tannten .3uge Ser 0erti3en Ginigfeit fol-
geno, bon benz augenteinen S6riftlteuer>
perbanbe abge5wei9t bat, lit nit ibren
alereriten 8aI i'm Derfra6ten bocbeleganz
ten Gonabcr' icben SDeater gliiGliD Durcb,
lie bat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @rfolg errun7
gen, penn aucb fetnen ftnan5ieuen. Worz
gen 0icbt Ser 8eretn y8erIiner 8relie" in
Der 8btlbarmonte letnen groben Sabres1
| ball, D~crbun5en nit elmer Sombola, 5l
0erert @eninnert unlere erlten &ilnitler
3eic6u1ngen, Qquarelle, fletne SelgemdlOe
lno Sfllptltren fretgebig betgeltercrt Das
ben. @S lit btes Die 6aupletnno6me fir
uniere Moblt6Gttgfettsfaiie, tie brtngt tets
gegen 3~1p0lftaulenb Warf, more or less,
elm. Srit6cr tparen mir bic @tnsigen bon
Der Sober, ipelbe in Berlin ein 9roBeS
| 8aQfeit Deranitalteten unO ba 6tes nun
Icbon leit lGnger ais einem Gierteljabr=
bunocrt geI6ie6t, 10 iiben mir 5ter1ltcb te1t
inn Sattel unb baben Die lan9jGbrige @ez
pflogenbeit unb T6etlneDn1erlcbaft fir unS.
Q[Qein Die &onfurren5 perurla6t unS oD6
| Sorgen uno Scbmiert9feiten genug. 9te
@enoiieni6aft lit uns 3uporgefOmmen, uno
nacb uns ericbeint alb Der btelt9e 8e3irfS7
perein DeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ebenfaus
nit einem Gon5feit auf Ser 8iIOfld6e. @3
giebt jeBt in Berlin 10 ungebeuer piel miloz
tbGtt9e BeranitaItungen, Die BEN 9euten
6urcb Elm m0gliblt raffintrteS Ser9nitgen
auf 8a3arcn oOer 8dQen baS @clo aus Der
Sai9e loden polen, baB Die @ntrepeneure
iicb Die &0pfe serbrecben miiien, UNI ettpaS
gteueS, nob nte 9ageipeieneS 81 %eriinnen.
GS lift Set refine struggle for life, nobel
BET 3dbeite unO @rfinoun9Sret6ite Ste9er
bleibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
(asI0lid
CHICAGO, TIL
fir Sauglinge und Kinder.

fir Sauglinge und Kinder.
Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natirIich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
seSeit mehreren Jahren babe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da eS
regelmass1g gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
125. st. und Z, Ave-, New York City.
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und ~Beobachtung
kann ich sagen, dass Castoria cine treffliche
MediZin fir Kinder ist, da es abfdhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viale Mitter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausge-
Zeichnet es ihren Kindern
DE-. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE ENTAU COMPANY, II Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

TVEEVI JVTtUIIIIVVt TWEEVTO VVWttVo VWtNVs
burcbgepriigelt unb ieine 8erbaftung lit
cine peitere Solge ieiner 8ropbe8eiung; ite
lit ouf cine itdbtticbe 8erorOnung 9egriinz
bet, 1pelcbe bon DECENTRALIZATION Webien,
8abria9ern II. I. 10. Die 9Oiung bon @ez
uerbelcbetnen erDeii6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

= 0teler Sage tpur6en einun65tpansiQ
30glin9c, barunter iteben mcibli6c, bon
Dem 8eiud6e Der Nfabemic in Mount6oreb,
stponsig Wteilen meitli9 bon Wabiion in
8i5coniin aus9ei6loiien, neil ie einen
Wta5fcnbal beiucbt botten. Sci Der bariibet
i6pebenben unteriucbun9 mamie Elm 2eb7
rcr einen S6iler einen y0iigner" unf
purbe iofort Dcrbaftet. Inter ldmmtlt6er
3ogIin8cn Der Anitalt berri9t bo3grabtge
N%uIregung.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
New York state Sabbath Association
on the Warpath.

New York, Oct. 20.-The New York
State Sabbath association held its
third annual meeting last night in
Brooklyn. Among the things that the
association is trying to bring about is
the abolition of all Sunday traffic, Sun
day excursions and Sunday newspa-
pers. The address on the Sunday news
papers was delivered by DR.. Theo I.
Cuyler, who announced himself true
friend of the daily press, which he held
responsible for much Of the good ac-
complished in the world, and thought
that all Christians should unite in de-
manding the suppression of the Sun
day papers
why" asked he, should the news
paper men be allowed to carry on their
business when all other traders are re-
uuired to suspend on Sunday? There
is no need for the Sunday press. We
got along very we'll without it in the
olden days and we could again. While
there is no reason why we should have
the Sunday papers, there are many
reasons why we should be delivered
from them, for the cleanest paper is.
sues sporting and other topics, which
are not subjects for considera ton on
the Sabbath. Too many clergymen
have to dig their Pensioners from un-
der the avalanche Of blanket shee s
which every Ssbt ath are launched up
on the public"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE
height of fences within a distance of less
than ten feet from the sidewalk line
Section ]. Be il ordained by the CITY
Council of Salt Lake city, territory Of
Utah: That it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons or any corporation to
erect or maintain. within the corporate
limits of said city, any fence running
parallel with the sidewalk in said city
a distance OF ten feet of the sidewalk. 1t
is hereby made the duty of the chief of
police of the city TO notify any person
or corporation who may have erected or
may hereafter erect any fence contrary
to the provisions of this ordinance to re-
move the same within twenty days after
receiving such notice; provided that the
ordinance shall not apply to existing
stone walls, and provided further, that ali
fences now existing Or hereafter erec.ed
within distance of ten feet of the out
side line of any sidewalk of said city
shall be subject to the inspection and APP
prevail of the inspector of buildings of
Salt Lake city, and if disapproyeo or
condemned by such inspector, such fence
shall be taken down by the owner within
ten days after having been notified of
such condemnation.
Section 2. Any person or corporation
violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be punished by fine
in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
Section g. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict with the provisions
Of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after Its passage and approval. Passed
by the City Council of Salt Lake city, ter
] rftory of Utah, October End, 1884. and re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
Notes.

The Ogden Caledonian society is per-
| fecting arrangements for a rousing cell
ebration of HalIow' en-, October 81. r.
c. Easton, the popular tenor and as
popular Scotsman, will participate in
the programme.
A balloon ascension viii be given by
Prof. Harris at the Hot Springs tomor-
row. At 4:30 and $3.50 the professor will
make his aerial journey, and in the
evening a pyrotechnic display will be
given from the balloon.
The ballot boxes were today distr'ib-
uted to the various precincts. Owing
to the election of delegates to the con-
stitutional convention, two sets of ball
lot boxes will be necessary at this cleo
ton, and a new set of boxes have been
made.
Judge Henderson addressed an en-
thusiastic Democratic meeting at Five
Points last night The judge expound-
ed the principles of Democracy in a
mastery manner. His arguments were
| instructive and convincing, and The
meeting will be productive of much
good in the vicinity.
The statement made in Friday morn
ing's Herald that Hon. c. c. Richards
and ]. L. Loar will speak at Statewide
on Wednesday evening. October "a, was
an error. These enthusiastic Demo
Gratis will talk to the good people Of
Riverdale on that evening.
| The lists of registered voters are now
completed and have been hung up at
the polling places in the various pre-
cincts for the examination of voters.
! The location OF the polling places is as
follows: First ward, 261 Twenty-fifth
street; Second ward, Thomas hall;
Third ward, 96S Washington avenue:
Fourth ward, 2,S16 Washington avenue;
Fifth ward, 2,51S Washington avenue
The Standard last evening published
a column and a half of the correspon-
dence in the Giesy case Some of the
letters were of such a vile nature that
their reading in open court was even
suppressed, but nevertheless this thing
which claims to be a newspaper dished
up this disgraceful matter for the in
tetiectual benefit of it's readers! The
Standard has always been recognized
as a morbid organ, and this last effort
was only another evidence of it's de-
pravity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
ON THE ROCKS.
discretionary Pool System Comes to
Grief in Pfttshurr

Grief in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Penn, Oct. 2O.-The dis
cTetionary pool system is on the rocks
in Pittsburg These concerns have
been springing up almost daily. 1t is
estimated that they now hold between.
sS,00O,000 ana 100000 representing So
600 investors. The clients are working
men, domestic and farmers dazzled by
the prospect Of securing 20 to 100 per
cent. month ON their investments.
For several days the local newspapers
have been showing up the impossibility
of the pools lasting and alleged ir-
responsibility Of the managers. This
morning there was a panic-stricken
rush of investors upon the discretion
airy pool known as the Public Stock
Exchange" The managers announced
that they were the victims of con-
spiracy Of the banks and fell back up
on the clause in the agreement by
which they can require several days
notice of withdrawal,
a short time later the run began on
the 'Pittsburg Syndicate" The in
vestors were paid until noon when the
managers announced that the concern
would only pay during banking hours
and would resume at a. m. Monday
The panic is spreading and it is antici-
pated within three days almost every
discretionary pool in the city will be
wiped out.
The discretionary pool is a combina-
ton of syndicates. in which money is
deposited to be invested by a broker
according to discretion, in stocks,
bonds. grains or provisions. Monthly
dividends are declared out of the
profits. A number of pools have been
in operation several months and divi-
dends declared regularly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
u trust: Notice is hereby given that,
Curtis, his wife, on the LIST day OF Au-
gust, A. D., 1882 borrowed OF the Jarvis
Conklin Mortgage Trust company, the
sum OF five hundred and twenty-five dol
iars, and made, executed and delivered to
the said company their note for that
amount, with interest at the rate Of six
per cent per annum evidenced by inter
est coupons, which, note was payable Au-
gust LIST, 1894, and to secure said note and
interest, on the same day executed and
deilvered to the undersigned, James II.
certain deed of trust, which deed OF
trust was recorded in the office OF the
salt Lake county recorder In book De-
OF mortgages, pages Sl5 to $40, ON the San
p. m, which deed of trust so recorded,
IS hereby now referred to and made a
part or this notice. whereby they con-
veyed to said James H. Bacon, the ur-
ders1gned, for the uses and purposes
named IN said deed of trust, and to his
heirs and assigns forever all the prop
the said Thomas Curtis and Elizabeth
Curtis, his wife, are now in default in
paying the interest and principal as pro-
vided in said deed OF trust and that
there is now due the said Company tho
sum Of s55125; and, Whereas, at the same
time the said Thomas Curtis and Eliza
beth Curtis. his wife: pledged Il shares
Lake Canal company, as additional secur-
ity for said loan. with authority to sell
the same in case of default in any Of
the provisions and conditions In said note
prescribed, and whereas said company
has endorsed said note and interest to
Thomas Robinson, who is now the owner
and holder of said note and interest. Now
therefore, at the request of the said Rob
inSon and pursuant to the terms of the
said deed of trust. will sell at the front
door of the county court house, in the
city and county of Salt Lake. Utah terri
tory, on Thursday, the 1st day of Novem-
Der, A. D., 1894, at the hour of II O'Clock
m, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all the right, title and interest, thai
the said Thomas Curtis and Elizabeth
Curtis, his wife, had on the said LIST day
of August, A. D., 1889, or that they may
afterwards have acquired of. in or to all
that piece or parcel Of land In Salt Lake
county, territory Of Utah. bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: The south
half of the north half of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-two (32), and the
north half of the southwest quarter OF
section thirty-three (3S), in township two
(2) south of range one o. west Of Salt
Lake meridian. Also Al shares of the cap
ital stock of the Utah and Salt Lake
Canal company, pledged as aforesaid, and
Will apply the proceeds Of said sale a5
directed in said deed of trust.
JAMES H. BACON,
Trustee.
Dated October 9Th, 1894.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
Fnurth ntstric, Court.

The Giesy case, which has agitated
the nublic mind for some time past.
closed today. when Judge Smith inn
nosed A fine Of $125. which was prompt
Nv uaid. It is understood that the Ciesy
family intend leaving town in few
DAYS. Oregon being their destination.
The case which was on trial TO-DAY
was that of The United States against
Charles Douglas, charged with fornica-
ton This case was heard at the last
term of court. and on that occasion the
defendant was found guilty. A motion
for new trial was heard. and the mo
ton was granted.
The trial was in progress when court
adjourned until Monday morning.
The following business was also
transacted today:
Samuel J. Burt VS.. Bertha Price ct
al: motion for new trial denied
Jesse Barton vs. c. c. Richards ct al. !;
demurrer taken under advisement
A. b. Marriott ct al. VS.. John Marriott;
motion to set aside sale heretofore made
sustained upon payment of all costs by
defendant
In re estate OF It. A. Lewis: snotion to
retax costs taken under Amusement
Catherine r. Toland VS.. George l..
Corey ct al; plaintiffs demurrer to
complaint in Intervention taken under
edvisement
n. X. Christensen VS.. J. L. Loar and
others; defendants motion for a new
trial taken under advisement.
w. D. Richards vs. Board of Direc-
tors Of NJ. Z. Church: by consent COM
plant and answer amended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
truSt.-Notice is hereby given that where
as, Daniel Parker and Hannah B. Par
ker. his wife. on the 18th day of April
A. D, 1898. borrowed of lions Benefit
Building society, the sum of one thous-
and dollars. and made, executed and de-
livered to the said society their note and
agreement for that amount, payable in
installments according to the terms OF
said note and agreement, to secure the
said note and agreement and the paw
ment of all installments, fines and as
sessments according to the rules and re-
qulrementS of said society. on the same
DAY mace, executed and delivered, to the
Undersigned, Elias A. Smith, under their
hands and seals. their certain deed of
trust, which deed of trust was recorded
IN the ONCE Of the Salt Lake county re-
200, on the 10Th day of April. 1898. at 4:10
p. M, which deed of trust so recorded.
is now hereby referred to and made a
part OF this notice, whereby they con-
veyed to Elias A. Smith, the undersigned.
Tor the uses and purposes named in said
ueed OF trust and to his heirs and as
s st forever. all the property hereinafter
qescrloed; and whereas. the said Daniel
Parker and Hannah b. Parker his wife,
are now in default in paying the insur-
a aa; paid by said society as provided IN
said deed of trust, and the interest. in
StaIlmentS and fines, and there is now
due the society the sum of s1,0T7.75. And.
whereas. at the same time the said Dan
lei Parker and Hannah B. Parker, his
VIE. pledged ten shares of the tenth Sc
ries stock in said society as additional
security for said loan, with authority to
sell the same in case of default in any
or the provisions and conditions in said
note prescribed. Now therefore, at the
request of the said society and pursuant
10 the terms OF said deed of trust, will
sell at the front door of the county court
mouse, In the city and county OF Salt
Lake, territory of Utah, on Monday, the
2sth day of October, A. D., 1894. at the
hour of IL o'clock noon. at public auction
70 the highest bidder, all the right, title
ana interest that the said Daniel Parker
ana Hannah Il. Parker. his wife. had on
the 18th day Of April, A. D., 1893, or that
.hey may have afterwards acquired or,
IN or to all that piece or parcel of land
IN SAT- Lake county, territory of Utah.
pounded and described as follows, to-wit:
All of lots thirteen 90. fourteen 90 and
me east sixteen Q6) feet of lot fifteen
Q5), block thirteen Q3), Coates & Co
rum Lake Breeze addition to Salt Lake
city, In Salt Lake county, Utnh territory.
Also 10 shares of 10th series stock in tho
SAID lions Benefit Building society,
pledged as aforesaid, and will apply the
proceeds of said sale as directed In said
Dated October 9Th, 1884.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Trustee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21

The political situation in this county
remains about the same. Both parties
are industrious to say the least, and on
the whole it may be said that good
work is being done by both committees.
There is a tendency on the part of
oome Republicans TO cut loose from all
restraint and go in TO win. This feel
ing is said to prevail among the can
didates Such procedure on tn. part of
either party is not to be commended. IT
is the duty of every man who accepts a
nomination as the gift of his fellow
citizens to labor for the success OF the
whole ticket
The Democratic nominees are all
1-orkins tremendously and will continue
to do SO until the close Of the polls. The
Herald would not hesitats to denounce
any Democrat, no matter what position
he may hold, If it should be discovered
THAT he had any dealings with Re
publican= that would tend TO advance
the interest Of any Democratic candi-
da lie al The expense of another.
No Republican candidate can DO some
things which rumor says they are doing
on propose to do without sacrificing or
attempting to sacrifice one or more of
his colleagues OH the ticket.
ii is proper and right that a candi-
date should receive votes from the OPP
position if they come unpledged or
without placing the candidate under
obligations which may prove injurious
TO any candidate on the same ticket
with him. 1t often occurs that the con-
SENTATIVE element in a political party
may feel called upon to vote for some
man on the opposition ticket because
he is believed to be the best man for
fhe place. and that is ali right; but
when candidate or his friends say to
d candidate or his friends on the oppo-
site side that if they will vote for their
man they win vote for particular can
didate on the other ticket as against
The "a ndidate for the same office on
their own ticket then il becomes a dis
honest deal and IL unfair and against
the public welfare
There is good reason to believe that
what is termed trading tactics are to
be adopted by Republicans in this ter
ritory from the territorial COMMITTEES
down. And what they would want to
trade for is votes for Constitutional
delegates. Democrats must be on their
guard, because il is OF more importance
than most voters think that the Dem.
ocrats should elect a majority Of the
Constitutional delegates The only safe
way is to ignore all Republican propo.
sltions. no after how tempting. Stand
firm for the success Of the entire Dem.
s,cratic ticks4t from congressman tc
constable.