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AGAINST CLASS LEGISLATION,
Sci atOr Hills Remarks to the Farm.
ers at SOmervflIc, N. j.

CTS AT SoInerNIIIC, N. y.
Senator Hill Of New York addressed
$1,000 farmers at the Somerville, N. j., fair
yesterday in a non-political speech. Among
other things he said:
THE leading thought to which 1 would
direct your special attention today is to the
consideration of the unfortunate tendency
of the times toward class LEGISLATION. 1t is
useless to deny the fact that one of the evils
which confronts us everywhere is the claim
of classes for special recognition In the leg
islation of the country, to which our law
makers are constantly too much disposed to
yield. We are reminded on every hand that
the farmers want this, the workingman
wants that, the corporations want some
thing else; the manufacturers want one
thing, the importers want another, and the
professional men still another, and all are
intent upon the pursuit of their own selfish
interests, regardless almost of the common
good.
Il realize that recent political heresies
teach that the government should own and
control everything, the railroads, banks
teleSraphS and many of the Industries and
enterprises of the country now conducted
by individual capital and effort l concefie
mat the government should regulate public
institutions, but 1t should not own or other
wise control them. 1t would be a serious
ana I1tai mistake to Increase the functions
OF our government.
nave no sympathy with that ciamor
wcscn IS always seeking some new scheme
To rcach the rich o. Cypress tie poor Equal
anu 1usS laws for ali classes is the true
theory &C all free institutions \ system Of
taxation designed especially TO make unjust
Determinations against the r,ch IS equally
as objectionable as one which casts all the
burdens op0E the poor. II real cstate is tn
~ taxed, then ell real estate should b.
taxed. II personal property is to he taxed.
thea let Substantially al Of it be taxes. IL
incomes are 70 De faxed, then let al in
a 81 ~ ~.
lions are U2wisc. un5us. aad pernic:ous. II
i5 class legislation of the worst kind"
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ClenYeA Minis NV rs. l2S.

Chairman Manley has announced the Off
cial result of the Maine election in the
following telegram for Gov. Cleaves:
The completed official returns show that
107.249 votes were cast and counted on
Monday last, and that your majority over
your democratic competitor is IS, i2S / say
that 1O7,249 votes we're cast and counted.
From the most reliable data that can be
obtained, over 5000 Votes that were cast
were not counted being defective in their
marking. If these votes had been counted
according to the inpent of the voter, your
majority over your democratic competitor
would have exceed4f 10000
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
The Column bian University.

~. WASHINGTON, d. c.
ne cois%6lan College opens sePtemSer e
Inc Medical School opens. .......... October 1
r. ssisas. SsSe School
ns ssh? GEisafs S1qs' sfo
ton far s sdTeea northwest gives thorouyh prepare
for S aS
sp%E% teFtPe' f rs g.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. .''pa''
sumed on Monday. September "a, at O'Clock
classical and scientific courses. leading to the de-
grees OF Abb and s.B;. respectively, are offered
i'3 rAe as, fS IS ospessd
tue Following f REHEer Fxct HnT Instructors;
DIN, JAMES c wEiLiNe, LID. President.
Tev PSiSa and
dffE ins's sEuf r. pb
ANDREW and 2. S e xA1si9jT IS sp am ph D.,
IoMHRb Core. nf j. ' Pa t s.
pro ao%Aa RI fsyiss ssd Rs
p,o,...o. LEE 2. LODGE, AN. Phi. p;
IN
CHARLES E. MUNROE. s. b.. Phi. D..
H. cAR RFSfsssTT OF R G&: mis- p,
CYRUS hse' A 81 Err ' rn B.. 'HeH'
ASf fssSis5 sH G s5fEfb5 sfiI.i b.
E. HnT F5sfe iSsks s. spanish, LIN.
H. A'f K PINE Z i 4 H..
h. GRANT HoDGKiNs. A. B..
The college, aeE X and LSrar'an; hot, .s,..
The entrance examinations viii be held on septem
the Sadns Of be
and b tts NM S,,rxr,r,c scuoo,
Forty professors and instructors: twenty
three full departments twelve full courses Of study
ing apd sesapny soesy
and NneraloGy, Architecture Finance and Eco
Of B. s. Fee icr fuil Course. So r yesr. 70 special
students Ser 1ss ad%ittsd Fee for single studies $50
extra Opening exercises Tuesday. October 2. at
Prof CHARLES E. MUNRoE. Phi. D..
THE LAW SCHOOL FACULTY:
aas ssstlss 0a Il NJ oJa t
Professor Of III. Snitsd Sates r,, ., ~,
United United States. Of the Law of Domestic Re-
at TSs e WsTR Paper o and q TOrs
49,. -, -, tr,ss Of cSIa%5ial 'r,' :. 'n' D
erty' OF Contracts and Of Crimes and,
The Hen WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID,
sometime Assistant -Attorney General of United
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence of Common Law
and Equity Pleading, and of the Law
Of Evidence.
Tie Hon. DAVID J. BREWER, LID,
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States),
Prof. 6. f. i EMMo M p Ant, 0r ms%..
(of the Johns Hopkins University,
Lecturer on the Civil Law:
HENRY f. DAVIS, AN, LIN,
Sometime Assistant Attorney OF the District Of
Colurnbial,
Lecturer on the History of Law.
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, ESQ.,.
(of the Washington Bari.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial law
The Hon WILLIAM EDGAR SIM0NDS An,
Sometime United States Commissioner Of Patents,,
Professor Of the Law Of Patents:
associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbial,
Lecturer on Criminal Law and Criminal Plead
ing and Practice
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LIN,
(of the Washington Barr,
Professor of Legal Catechetics and Judge of Moot
Court.
GRADUATE SCHOOL.
Courses of advanced instruction offered which
lead to the degrees Of Master OF Arts Master OF
Doctor of Philosophy.
school OF original research and photographic
inquiry. Opening exercises Thursday. October 4.
Prot. CHARLES T. MUNRoE, Phi. D..
For catalogue descriptive Of these several schools
address ROBERT H. MARTIN
se4-1m Secretary,
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Medical Department
The Columbian University

1928 II ST. NV. WASHINGTON, DC
The seventy third session begins October l. 1894
The Introductory lecture will be delivered ty Prof
T. A de Schweinitz. at pm, October 1.
Regular daily lectures commence at $50 pm
Every facility for practical laboratory and clint
cal instruction is Afforded
For announcement and further Information amply 70
DIR. ID. X. SHUTE. Dean. 1921 Q ST. NV.
Telephone, SIS Hours $50 to 10 80 H. to 6 D. m
DIR. Z. A. DE SCHWELNIrZ, Sec. Treas,
1925 Ii st. NV.
Hours: 10 3 and 4:30 to $50 pm
Autumn examinations will be held at the college
at pm, September "a. sel-tf
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Among the passengers booked to sail for
New York tomorrow from Southampton by
the Paris are VIM. NJ. Rockefeller, w. G.
Rockefeller, Percy A. Rockefeller, Mrs
Rockefeller and Misses Rockefeller and
George Roberts. president Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad.
The Cunard steamer Umbria tomorrow
will take to New York among her passen-
gers Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard and Mrs.
Clymer Bayard.
Mr. Bayard is to pay a visit on September
y to the Earl Of Leven and Melville at the
latter's estate of Glenferness Dunphail,
Nairneshire. Scotland. Mr.. Bayard will
sail for home at the beginning of October.
Mr.. Oscar Strauss, ex-minister to Turkey,
has arrived at London, on his way to New
York.
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Nominated for CONGRESS-.

Eleventh Massachusetts district, Charles
E. Miles, prohibitionist-
Second Massachusetts,, Hubbard Law
renee, prohibitionist
Fourth Virginia, Col. Thomas Goode, pop
ulist.
Fourth California, T. b. Shannon, repub-
lican.
Fifth California, Z. f. Loud, republican,
renominated
Third Tennessee. Frank p. Dickey. pop
Llist.
Fifth Wisconsin, DR.. H. Blank, democrat
Sixth New Jersey, Joseph r. Buchanan.
populist.
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GROCERIES.

The beautiful picture given with ten labels from
Rurnford's Yeast Powder is still ON exhibition at our
Also the beautiful Winter" and "Spring Pictures
given with fifty wrappers off of Star Soap. We sell
seven cakes Star Soap for 25c, three packages Quaker
Oats for 25c and two Baby rli best for infants
for 25C.
We also sell Flavoring Extracts at theta
can and Chocolate at uSc cake Choice Mixed Candy
at three lbs for 25c. Chocolate Drops. two los 2sc.
Best ixed Cakes, two lbs. 2Sc Tapioca, Sago Farna
Java and Mocha Coffee soc. lib. Best Mixed Tea $780, lib.
Lily Best minnesota Patent Flour per bb Electric
Light Best Family Flour, bbl, S3.25. pounds Lard,
fords Yeast Powder, 25c boxes Choice Oil Sard1cs
25c.r Choice Salmon, 25c. Squirrel Brand Corn
rea for family use) sack, H5c. 7 cakes Star Soap,
see picture exhibited 2sc. lbs Best Cream Cheese.
25c Large pint Bottles BLUE, &C. pounds Best
Coarse Starch, 25c. dozen Blue Hen (2oo) Matches
lac. Large Bags (5c. size) Salt, sc. cans Baby
Brand Milk (best for nfants), 75c. lbs Best Gran.
Sugar, &c.
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Easy MatheEaatics.

From Printers ink.
Paying IL cents per line for fifteen
thousand circulation in preference to pay
ing IL cents Cor thirty thousand crcu-
latic1 is precisely the same as paying 6 -
cents for six eggs wIien 1-2 cents will
buy the dozen.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
LAW DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY OF LAW.

1A~A nv A-hI<-Ni.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LID,
associate 6s sSf OF Of ' eeS s%RGsme Court of the
Chief ,,s,i Hon; RICHARD H. ALVEY.
' tre ef court Of co "a A5peaS of the Dis
HoH se'~ WILLIAM "a f0 IS WEER a.
Lecturer on The Jurisdietion q the Federal Courts
JAMES SCIiOULER, LID,
Lecturer on Personal Property Domestic Relations,
,,..uuo,ou .of the Washington baF5,
Jurisprudence ant Pl.edlns CONNER
EUGENE aARhsI. lid,
(of the Washington barr,
Instructor of the Junior and Professor of the
Law OF Real and l"rs.nal Property, Con-
WATER az e Z I F E5,5HI bH Nm.
Lecture Iron On aA ffI tT rl III sse'iee'
Late Solicitor @ Esfnas'G Tni Ssi States Lee.
taier on the Law ,pf Partnership
n an1 i sSFFsiS Jon,
--- tOf pvir-inial,
JACKSON H. .YRAISToN, LIN,
tOf the Washington barr,
Lecturer on Pructce AMI TJhIge of the Moot Court.
- Court vf Appeals:
Messrs. SAMUEL +. IlInhlPS II. o. CLAUGH-
TON and BGGEhE CARUSI.
The twenty-f annual session of the Law
School will open MONDAY, October I, 1894, at
$50 pm. In the new Law School building, on
18th st. between III and SITS. NV, when announce
ments will be made for the ensuing year Intend
ing students, alumni and all others who inter-
ested in legal studies. are invited Ia he present.
For information and enrolment Of students. the
secretary can be at his office. G10 18th ST.
NV, from o'clock am. 10 o'clock pm, and
after the opening of the session at the school
building also, from To Z o'clock pm.
lnasmuch as the mode of instruction pursued in
this school requires that the number of students
admitted to the classes be limited, early en-
rollmcnt is cxpcdient
Catalogues can be had Mt the book stores of
Iowdermilk x Co, 1924 ST. E.w.; John Byrnc
a Co, 49, + st. NV. or on application per-
sonally 10y letter to the undersigned
sel3-15t EUGENE D. CARUSI, Secretary.
TIE MISSES TIEFEY, 1896 CORCORAN ST. NV,
will reopen their school for girls ard boys Sept
10. Every effort made 10 advance :he pupils
For circulars and references apply at their resi-
saI a1p,s
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JohnstOn's Library Cards-New Books,


Of Henry Stanley
NATIONS
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N1 INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Started for the year.
r Attendance double OF last year
The strongest proof
Is SUCCESS derived from Vi VALUE
. our. H.. ,,,-,,,. PUBIC APPROVAL
"a nrst,cnSs BUSINESS COII.EGE, conducted On
modern business methods to give ALWAYS the hest
rnsiructi3n with the smallest profits. The old
treat ment no longer obtains "
ful In, business course. day or night $50 year.
Ahe SpeWrltlnS and shorthand course Si5
BEST LOCATION
G,1sGkkeeplng arithmetic; spelling English letter
EStabIished 1876. Send for catalogue
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE SW cor
aul6-3ms " ''' --A'' l. iih
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The Turf Congress Called.

| meeting of the Turf Congress has been
| September IS, at s. m Its main purpose
| Is to consider the application of the Cali
fornia Jockey Club FOR admission to me IL
| bership.
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Pupil Of and specially recommended by Mr.
William Shakespeare Of LGndcn. Eng. Music
loom. 1881 Sta ST. nv. seS-ets
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

LESSONS IN GERMAN
Experienced Germanf1ady wishes pupils of any
age at home or in school, in German lang,la ge
anu literature and music university prepa ration
lessons in exchange fo- board and room. Ad-
dress Miss A, 1925 10th st. seli-lm
SAAaTOItl GYMNASIUM, FOR WOMEN AND
CHl.DiEN, 612-6l4 18th st. NV, opens October
l. classes forming in general gymnastics, with
complete modern apparatus, and in free move
ments Dancing and fancy STEPS. Prescriptions
Iot special exercises: massage. CLARA J. HOR-
IoN, Director. EMILE WEICkSEII, Instructor
circulars sent on appilcntOn. sel3-1ms
Medical, Surgical, ODstcirical and Dental
The Medical Department of Howard University
VIII give the following clinics during the winter
session at the Freedmen's Hospital, beginning
surgical-Saturdays at 43O pm. by Prof. n. F.
Gfahani. On Wednesdays at 4:30 pm by Profs
hoDt Reyburn. {, Il. Purvis DIR. Daniel Williams
oDstetrical-For graduates and Seniors by Prof
Shadd. - .' - de
Diseases Of Rectum-Once a week. by Prof. C.
B. Purvs. - 'i' -
E. A. BallOch. ~ A.
Dispensary-Daily. from IL to 2 O'Clock p.m.. by
DTS. watts Hill and Williston.
Duttioor Midwifery, by DIR. Ernest King
to 8 O'Clock pm. ' iion
~, students desiring to attend these clinics must ap-
ply 10 Z. IL. PURflS, NJ D., Secretary Ills 18Th
se14-1m
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Dental Department
The Columbian University.
1925 II st. NV, Washington ID. C.
The eighth session begins October l. 1894 The
introductory lecture will he delivered by Prof. H.
Ii. Noble at pm. October 1.
Regular daily lectures commence at $50 pm.
For further informa tion apply to
DR.. ]. HALL LEWIS Dean 1909 ST NV
DR.. e. A. DE SCIwEINTTZ, Sec-Treas., I325
III ST., from 4:3o TO $50 nm.
Autumn examinations will be held at she college
at Pm, September %. se3-Im
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Martyr College of Oratory.
INCORPORATED
1923 to 1921 G st. NV.
The largest and best equipped institution of its
kind in the world
FOUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS:
!. ELOCUTION. 2. CRATORY. g. DRAMATIC
CULTURE. L. PHYSICAL CULTURE.
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wHTrTINGHAM INST. TAkOMA PARK d c. A
boarding and day school for young ladies and
children Full graduating course in English.
Latin. modern languages, etc. Miss ROSS, Prin.
mh1atocc1
WIMODACGSIS. 1928 l ST N.w.-CLASSES BE-
ginning French organize Sept. II: other classes
October l Terms 81 month to members; MEM
beIship 81 a year. ADA L. SMITH, Supt.
rRAUGHTING TAUGHT EyENTNGS-MECUANI-
cal, architectural, typographical and naval, with
the Necessary mathematics for designers In.
structions begin September "a. ut 53l 18th st. ne
au4-2ns
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Where to Attend School.

We impart thorough knowledge Of the CON-
MERC1AL STUDIES at the cost or less time .rd
Honey than othc: schools. HUNDREDS owe thnir
success in life they say) the training they re-
ceiycd here. We made ijliEAD-WINNEiS OF them
We want you TO know us: write aud We will tell
you all about this LIVE SCHOOL N.B.-Wc assist
graduates to positions. Teeth year opens Monday,
September 3. Day and evening sessions. WOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 2iI last Capitol st.
au2i-tf
HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL. DENTAL,
and Pharmaceutical Departments VIII open Oct.
]. For circulars address c. b. PURvIS, NJ D.
Secretary, Ills 18th st. NV. Dental students
o can address or call upon Prof. JAMES b.
HODGKINS. 700 10th st. NV. iy19-toocI
Mr. ruTNAMs school,. l426 Q ST. NV, RE.
opens September H. 1884. Preparation for uni
ycrsities, technical schools and business pur-
Suits private lessons IL desired: best Of refer
cnccs. For circulars and infor nation apply 20
au25-tf WM. Ii. PUTNAM, AN.
NINE ]. ESPUTA DAILY. TEACHER or VOICE
culture and the note chain system fo- reading
music at sight. Term begins September IS.
Studio, HIS New York ave. be43n
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RBy. FRANKLIN J. MILLER. AN, PRINCIPAL.
HON. EDWIN Il. HAY, CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
PROF. WEBSTER EDGERLY, PRESIDENT.
TEACHERS AND LECTURERS IN SrECIAL
DEPARTMENTS.

Special Features for 1s9i-oS
open TO all
2. The use of the new Practice Rooms for indi-
yfdual practice. These rooms built OF trIple
walls. with cement filling; very high, well
ventilated, and lighted by electricity. '-The op-
portunity for individual practice is great bless
Ing to those who wish to develop the voice with
out disturbing Others
3. Every pupil IN the college viii have the
privilege Of taking part in entertainment at
least once wpck, either in Recitation Speaking
Debate or the Drama, preferred.
L. The whole Tystcm Of comforting Diplomas will
be rearranged; the standard raised; and monthly
interpretations will take the place of final ex-
aminations: so that no pupil need fail. These are
fully explained in the Special Fall Circular reatiy
September 10, which will be mailed to any ad
dress.
COLLEGE OPENS OCTOBER Irregular p,v
Sessions in the mornings: Evening Sessions begin
ut :45 and are repctitions of the Day Sessions
Application Blanks are necessary for admission
I'm
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TIE MISSES TIFFEY, 1896 CoRCORAN ST. NV
win reopen their school for girls ard boys Sept
10. Every effort made 10 advance :he pupils
For circulars and references apply at their resi-
dcncc. sel0-eo1pls
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Nit. Vernon Seminary.

11O0-l1Oi NJ st. and 1l24-ll2s llth 81.
Boarding and day school for young ladies and
little children.
Thoroughly nodero and progressive in method and
spirit
Primary, preparatory and collegiate departments
New buildings, perfectly equipped with every ap-
piance for health and comfort to pupils. Tween
tieth year opens October second
For further information apply 10 the principal.
se7-tr Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS
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oLNEY INSTITUTE.

1927 ! ST.,
For young ladies and little girls
Miss VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY,
Miss LAURA LEE DORSEY. Principsis
Special Advantages for study OF music, art and
modern languages. seS-ims
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY 122s I5TH
ST., near Mass. ave.-BOa riding and day school:
primary, intermediate aud advanced depa rtments;
progressive methods: fourth year commences de-
tober L; circulars Miss CLAUDIA SIT ART,
Principal. scS-l N.
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1OAAe~SA SOAAGSGs
Under the direction OF the
FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESrS
Ga ssicgl scientific and business courses 81
stucies- Schools reopsncd TITESDAY. SEPrEM-
BER :. Special course for older ctudents wishing
ticulars address
Rev. ooRNELUrS GILLESPIE s. J.,
SEES President and Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-01-18
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of six hundred and SiXtv-three dollars
and Seyenty-fve cents ($663.75), which is due at
the date OF this notice. upon certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by Amos Heuer and
GuSta Heuer, his wife, mortgagors, to Mary
November, 1892, and with power of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the Office f the Reg
lister Of Deeds in and for the county of Stevens
and state of Minnesota, on the eighth day of
March, 1893, at 2:30 O'Clock p. m. in Book W. of
mortgages, on page 45, and no action or proceed
Ing having been instituted, at law or otherwise,
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage,
or any part thereof;
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and Pursuant to the statute. in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
beforeclosed by, a sale of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The northwest quarter INV ~ of section
twenty-five (25) i'll township one hundred and
twenty-five (125( north of range forty-three (43)
west 9th 7. M, in Stevens county, and state
of Minnesota, with the heraditamentS and ap-
purtenanees; which sale will be made by the
of the Court House, in the village of Morris, in
said county and state, on the 10Th day of Jan
nary, 1894, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, of that day, at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to
pay said debt, and Seventy-five dollars; attor-
ney'S fees, as stipulated in and by said mortgage
in case of foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption at any
time witlin one year from the day of sale, as
Dated December 9TH. A. D. 1898.
MARY GRIFFITH.
s. A. FLAHERTY. Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgage,
Morris, MINI. 81.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-01-18

The man who attempted to make up
his mind on the tariff from the de-
bate in the House this week, if there
be any such individual, must find
himself "between the devil and the
deep sea-" The administration demo-
Gratis declare the Wilson bill to be the
one thing needed to give the country
back prosperity; the republicans that
it is bound to make the hard times
worse; the democrats who believe in
protection for their own districts but
not for the other fellows, say it will be
all right if the particular amendments
they advocate are added before it be-
comes law, and Tom johnson, of
Ohio, say: "The voice is Jacobs voice,
but the Hands are the hands of Esau,'
and that the bill is "an evasion al of
promise and a political blunder of the
gravest kind, a confession that the
democratic party lacks courage and
honesty" Mr.. johnson advocates
the adjustment of every custom
house. In view of these varied state
ments it would seem that it was just
as well that the general debate in the
House was limited to one week. =
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-01-18

Henry Watterson one of the most
able as we'll as most prominent demo-
Gratis in the country, .stigmatizes the
Wilson tariff bill as miserable
apology for reform measure. The
tariff for revenue idea is lost sight of,
and modified protection is attempted
for political effect, a change that
Editor Watterson declares STRIKES a
blow at genuine tariff reform" The
Wilson bill seems doomed to defeat
or failure, and singular though it be,
it requires the most persistent and
forcible effort to even get quorum
of the dominant party in congress to
consider the tariff question. AS the
time set for voteon the bill, January
18th, is fast drawing nigh, the rank
and file must soon rally to the support
of their now deserted leaders, or
Watterson's predictions that "what
was begun by mastery tariff for
revenue-only logic" will end in a
farce.
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At the recent Alliance meeting in
St. Paul there was fast, furious and
terrific war of words, the battle being
between Donnelly and Doc Fish. It
was a pitiable exhibition of person
alities, and has put the Alliance in the
position of having degenerated into a
association, whose sole object is to
keep few would-be promlnents be-
fore the public. Donnelly is in and
Fish is out, and to keep the former in,
and the latter out, seems to have been
the sole object of the recent con-
vention.