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Dnn,s Review of Trad e.

NEW YORK. Sept l4.-R. G. Dun's weekly re-
view of trade: Business has met setback this
week and continues larger than earlier in August
and larger than year ago. directly after the
panic The country has now passed nearly three
weeks under the new tariff and all admit that
changes have been OF less Importance as yet than
was expected. II In some branches business has
materially increased 1t has gained little or has
fallen off in others
Loss Ia some directions 10 explained by crop re-
ports. for the most favorable estimate OF experts
put the OF about 4uO, GOO 900 bushels,
whereas the Government report IS by some inter-
pret=d as meaning a loss of . billion bushels.
The opinion of the trade does not favor the OFF,
cial estimate. and the price has not risen at all
duriug the week. though receipts have been very
small exports nave practically ceased ana all
serious, II t proves to be greater since IL must
affect the prices of meats for year more
Pork Is unchanged. but lard has risen soc
per 100 pounds. or official
aging as to wheat. Western receipts in two weeks
have been ll.1S4,6S7 bushels against lO,674,761
last year, and Atlantic exports only 2,U74,790
against o,106,562 last year, ana the price is 1ac
lower.
Considerable INJURY is officially reported to cot
noted as GLOWING the remoya al OF strike diff
culties is measured by tile capacity of furnaces
! blast September 1-namely, l51I13 ons again 81
| 1888 tons August land the unsold stocks
| also decreased 35.3S4 tons during the month.
The output thus rises to 80 per cent of fun pro-
] ducton: bur the consumption may be less, as the
| main increase in output was near the end of Au-
| gust, aud the prices have since weakened little
Bessemer IRON is 81 40 NJ Pittsburg. while gray
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0N, AUCTIONEER.

! BIS DAx Saturday September Is 1884 at II
O'Clock, on the promises 928 y Broadway Ctake
P"wei1-sIreet carS). 1 will sell, by order OF F. g
hordt Esq, on account of departure the Superior
Furniture of residence. comprising: Fine Par
lor set in figured raw stIK; Extra Easy Chairs and
Ladies' Rockers; Fine Lace Curtains: French
ManGel Clock: Best Body Brussels Carpets; Gem
ter ables; Elegant W ainut Chamber suit: Ex-
ira Beds: Fine Hair Mattresses and Feather PHI
lows; White Blankets; Marseilles Spreads; Hall
ana Stalr CarpTtS; ran nat STANDS; Walnut
Crockery Ware; / Extra Choice Arlington Range /:
Refrigerator, with other desirable articles Fine
house to rent Terms cash
/ GEO. f. LAMSON, Auetlone err
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Submitted on Briefs.

The De ia Montanya case. involving the
custody of the children OF James and Lor-
ralne de la Mnntanya and the Payment of
nlimony 20 the wife, was submitted to
Judge Slack yesterday on briefs. The
motion of the attorneys for Mr.. de la Mon
tauya for time ia which 10 send TO Paris
and get cOunter-affidaviIs to offset those of
the wife. which were introduced last week,
was denied by the court
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
II Johnson. San Jose Duffy, San Jose
= II Hagy, Alameda Wales, Stockton
+ Frlcs, stockton Mccain, Oakland
Leyeere, Seattle III Hammond. Wash
r Nelson & W ogden A Alexander, Ogden
A L Stokes Itburon Bulls. San Rafael
Is III Nicholson Sacto f Griffith Chicago
1 breWitt, acoma A Murphy, Halifax
steers. Y L rubsham. ST Paul
ID Z snyder II w,Spokne Edgar. London
Ii Hart, Boston
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
L Everett, San Msteo = Poor san Jose
n II Ray, Petltuma w Williams. Liverpool
i j McShaue. Cleveland W PSstene, Sacto
c w Wnkin son, Utah L A Neate England
Rr L elmer. Chicago Stone, Kans
J J Calvin, Sacto Geo II o. hrien, SactO
.iohu Nolan, Sacto Raycraft. Stockton
II VI Woods, Monterey w Taylor Stockton
McFadden, Uk,ah
PALACE HOTEL.
NJ Shortridge. San Jose Edw Ross, Chicago
j DooHtte. Alta L Hansen, Pasadena
Geo Barker, Jersey ) Hancock Merriam,S ri
J Carmichael Allen. Chgo w > Hunnewell. Portlnd
Mrs Fishburn. Chgo DR. MClinton. ", ChgO
II VI Clinton, Chicago Dewitt c Clinton w Cbgo
Geo Clinton, Chicago j II Henderson, Mexico
j Armstrong, London
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Sept 14.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day, realizing
The following prices; BARTLETT Pears. 81 S5@3;
Boston Nectarines, s0c9$l Kelsey Japan Plums,
soc; Tokay Grapes. half crates, 81 1901 20: Mus
cat. poor seedless. 65@75c: Black Bishop, 81 20.
Porter Brothers Company at Chica1o sold five
cars: Beurre Hardy Pears. Sl@l SO; Duchess,
81 40; Gross Prunes. 81 IS 90 10; Germans
81 1901 20; amsOns, 81 8; Rec Glars, 81
FallenDerPs. 81 20: Stlvers. 81 25@1 So; Cling
Peaches. $50 95c: Free Peaches 81 %; Malaga
Grapes. very poor condition. Csc.
Porter brothers Company in New ork sold one
car: Duchess Pears. 81 IS; Falienberg Pruues,
bad condition, 6UG76c.
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CabIe-Road Stockholders.

w. F. Dixey has commenced an action
against Samuel and Montgomery Howe to
recover $40 II. the balance due on guam
titY of material furnished 10 the construC-
ION of the Piedmont cabe-road. The de-
PENDANTS are alleged t. have been stock
holders in the company at the time the
materials were furnished, and are cOnse-
Quently held partially responsible for the
Iul amount OF the bill, their shares
amount ny to the sum sud for
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK Sept. lathe Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram: This has been a day of reaiza-
tion, consequently prices were a little of. There
was a very firm undertone however, and a further
general Improvement is expected. Americans
were dull. but the closing was rather better. he
minors of a syndicate having taken the remainder
OF the Barring assets IS untrue. The estate will
probably be wound mp next March.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y NAV Co. E. Mo A~a
/ NELL, Receiver. Ocean Diy.-wili dis AssEE8
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for tbs
above ports OF their A iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-sopt. IL, Il. Oct. /,
q, l. 10. =. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & N. Co.
system and other diverging lines for all points in
Oregon washington, British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and ALI points east and south and to
Europe
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. sic; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin. uulmtted $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 10 Montgomery st. :
Ticket Office, Pa ~ Hot 4 New Montgomery St.
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO.. Supts. ocean Div
ltf 10 Market ST. San francisco.
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! Oreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVER POOL.
LIVERPOOL. sept l4.-The spot market is easy
and dun at As e1ad. Cargoes are easy at 23s Sd
for Off coast 23s I'd for prompt shipment and 23s
Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for O. 2 Red Winter;
September, as SGD; october, As 41zd; Novem Der.
IS 3D.; December. IS Sd; January, As 613d; Feb
ruary, Is 71sd; March. Is 715d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept IA. = Consols lO215; Silver
20 9-l6d: French Rentes. LOAF zoe.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-COtton Grain Bags, $3.50, sac and 6s4 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 51ac spot and &c asked LOT June and july
delivery; Wool Bags, s4@D36c.
RICE-Chinese IN ixed, So 4093 so; No. l, SO IS
tr3 Su: extra No. !, So 90@D4; Hawaiian, So 25@a
374a; Louisiana. -; Japan, SO 1905 so; Ran
COON. - q etl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
and Fine Crushed all 61ac; Dry formulated, 57sc;
COnfe5tioners' A, sac; Magnolia A, 515c; Extra
G. $3.50: Golden c, Disc: ID. 47sc; half barrels
&c more than barrels. and boxes ..2c more.
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Exchange and Bullion.
The Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 81
failures in the Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending yesterday compared with
~ for the previous week ana lS for the CORE
spending week IN 1893. The failures for the mast
week are divided among the trades as follows:
general stores, 3 grocers, lumber. restaurants
2saioons boots ana shoes. contractor, hotel
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OMAHA, Nebr., Sept IA. - Cattle Receipts,
$500; good demand for beef steers, and, had there
been anything desirable in the yards IL would
nave brought good strong prices. Buyers claim
that steers are selling higher here in proportion
than in other markets. Quotations unchanged.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shnres.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, II: closed
atI%. Prime mercantile paper, 3@51S%. Sterling
exchange flrm. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 s614@4 s61s for demand and 81 s514
E04 S5L4 for sixty days Posted rates, "a S5lo0
4 S6Js and "a s7@4 S71h. Commercial bills
$4 S4AG4 S412. Silver certificates. 65@651ac.
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, sept. Il.
.RY OF THE MARKETA


SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver higher.
Wheat demoralized.
Barley futures lower.
Oregon oats come IN freely
Corn and Rye doing better.
Bran firm.
Hay in heavy receipt.
Lima Beans advanced
Twenty-one failures last week.
Rice rather unsettled
Provision trade active.
No change in meats.
Hops still demoralized.
Dried Fruits weak but active.
Turkeys lower. Geese higher
Butter and Eggs firm.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiNwALL <4<a
- fortnightly for the West Indies and <5{E$
southampton. calling en- route at Cheroourg.
France, ana Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills of lading, III connection with the
PACING Mail s. S. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure To direct ports in England aud Germany.
through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth, CherDourg, southampton. First-class,
$l95; third.class. s97 50. For further particu-
lars Apply TO PARROTT & Co., Agents,
u 500 California ST
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San Franoisco Nea, Mar ct

No change In any description. Wholesale rates
for dressed stock from slaughterers are follows
BEEF-Frst quality sc r 10: second quality,
41ac; third do. 315634c q n.
VEAL-Large, 4@5c; small, 5@1Sc 2 10
MUTTON-wethers. 405c z 10; Ewes, 3l9@ic
p 10.
LAMB-5@6c p ~
PORK-Lfve Hogs. 5@5I4c 2 n for keavy and
medium graiII-fed and 5@5 lac p 10 for small fat
stock Hogs, nominal; dressed DO, 612@l7Lac q ID.
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PortI.ud,s Rusinass

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 14.-Clearances. s133,27e
balances, S24.Ol3.
wheat-valley, 75c p ctl: wala walla, 671ac
q
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Bank Ciearings,

NEW YORK, Sept. II. The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total clear
ances the principal cities ana the percentage OF
increase or decrease compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN -
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 AN. SKHkM
Sept. Z, ~, oct. z, %, Nov. 8. u. --@asa's1@s
For British Columbia and Puget Sound porUs.
Sept. IL and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, Wednesdays, 9 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately. A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (LoS
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately, at II A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico. 25th of each month
Ticket Ofnce-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Marked ST., San Francisco
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COMpAGNiE GENERALE
GIINARO LINE

New York to l., robol, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Campania, St %. 80 Campania Oct. 20, 9 BOA
Umbria, SPIT 29. 80 AM Umbria. Oct II, 5 90 PM
Lucania, oct. g, 20 :30AM Lucania Nov. s. 200 NJ
Etruria, Oct. i3, :00PsI Etrurla ov.1O, 400 PM
EXTRA SAILING:
Serva, Tuesday, September %, 80 P II.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward: second CABIN,
$50, $40, $50, according TO steamer and accom-
modatiOuS
Sreerage tickets to and from ali parts of Europe
at very low rates For freight and passage apply
at companys Office owing Green, New York.
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS DlMOND & Co,
ThSaTu If Agents. San francisco.
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The Original Little Louisiana Company of San
Francisco, decided by the Honduras
National Lottery Company Louisiana State

National Lottery Company Louisiana state
Lottery Company September #, 1894.
No. 1924 wins $4,000. sold in San Fran
cisco, Cal; No. 1905 wins $4,000. sold in
San Francisco, Cal; No. 69.174 wins
$4,000. sold in San Francisco, Cal; No.
6S.034 wins $1,000, sold In San francisco,
Ca; Nos. %, 1S2 and 63, 200 each win $500,
sold III San Francisco, Cal.
Prizes can be collected through any bank
or express company. or will be cashed at
the office of Metzger 81 Franklin. 80 New
Montgomery street. = +.
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Arrived.
FRIDAY September IA.
StDr Scotia, johnson. hours frem YaQuna
Bay; pass and ndse TO j 5 Kimbali
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen. IL hours from Santa Cruz
via Amesport: produce to GoodaIi Perkins & Co.
Stmr Protection, Eliefsen. 10 hours from Rock
port; 300 eds bark TO j kimbal
Stmr st Paul. Won Helms, 10 days from
Guaymas. via Ensensda IS hours: pass and mdse
to Goodall. Perkins 81 Co.
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FamilY Retail Market.

Butter1s dearer ana getting scarce Eggs and
Cheese show change
Turkeys are cheaper ana Geese dearer Meats
ana 4 ish are unchanged.
here is nothing new in Fruits Grapes are the
leaders now. Vegetables CONTINUE plentiful.
toAoWlng IS The CALLS regular weekly retail
dee
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended SIS. Sailings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
September 17-0ctober 8. 20.
TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,
september 16-0ctOber 16-Noyember 49,
Apply NJ. NJ. Stern Chronicle BLDG
648 MARKET ST.. San Francisco
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AM ERiCAN LIN 8.
Great Reduction Of Steerage Rates
lRAM NEK IaRK OR PHuAAEIpHn

ITO LONDON, LIVERPOOL, QUEENS sra
i town, Southam pton, etc, $40 <&sSE12
Low rates To Continental Earope, Scandinavia
Italy ana Cape Town. South Africa.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP; desirable
route for Belgium Germany, France Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
apply TO international Nav igation Company, g. D.
FAHN ESTOCK. General Agent Pacific Coast, 500
Market street, Grand Hotel building jeltt
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Chicago Marketss
CHICAGO. Sept. lathe bears ruled the Board
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an. .Sl4 IS Sl40715I

Hogs-Receipts. 5000: official yesterday. 81, =
2sS; shipments 5l07; left about 10000;
quality poor; market moderately active and firm !;
better grades sc higher: mixed lots steady, and
other qualities So DC lower.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; demand rather light:
unchanged prices,
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; weak az recent decline.
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might be made Of the income tar ma
ehinery in the hands Of Republican oficials.
Senator HILL examines at some length the
political consequences OF the projected I'M
post, and shows that there could be no more
effective instrument OF Federal aggrsndize-
ment. no more insldious and deadly assault
upon State rights, State powers, and State
Independence, than a Federal income tax.
Mr.. CALHOUN. he says, would have thought
it wasted breath TO discuss the autonomy
Of states. or the limits OF their sovereignty.
under an income tax put up or down by the
Congress ct Washington.
The proposed income tax is obviously q
concession to socialism. It embodies the
principle Of the taxation OF one class for
the supposed benefit Of another class. On
that ground. avowedly. the Populists made
IL q feature OF their programme. The at
tempt Of one clsss to exercise the powers
Of the Federal Government In order to
make reprisals on another class, Senator
HILL denounces as q barbaric phase OF
human struggle. compared with the princi-
pies on which American institutions are
founded. He points out that taxation is
the favorite instrument Of those so-called
advanced but really retrograde Europeans,
who would bottle into the political and
corporate structures Of society those innu-
merable, limitless fountains OF social benef-
icence." which In the United States have
found "their widest, deepest flow through
free lives from the free hearts OF free men"
The Senator refers with irony to the Euro
pean professors who announce 10 American
professors the birth Of brand-new political
economy for universal application" Little
squads. also. OF Anarchists. Communists,
and Socialists cross the ocean, and would
have us embrace their doctrines.
We advise our fellow citizens to read for
themselves and ponder every sentence OF
this great speech. An outline can give but
an imperfect idea Of the clearness and CO.
gency Of the arguments by which Senator
HILL demonstrates that Federal income
tax is superhuous and unjustinable. fraught
with danger to American institutions, and
with ruin to the Democratic party.
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The Senate.

Recent events have made IL subject OF
renewed congratulstlon that there is a
Senate OF the United states.
Last year. when the repeal Of the SHER-
MAN Silver law was under consideration.
the denunciation OF that integral portion OF
the Federal Legislature was widespread
and violent. Even many conservative men.
accustomed TO moderation OF view and OF
statement In their business affairs. were
vehement in their Indignation and impa-
thence against the Senate. II was compared
TO the British House OF Lords. 1t was
spoken Of as a mere incubus and obstruc-
ton. Perhaps some people would havo
had It abolished. II possible. Others would
have had the method Of electing Its MEM
bers fundamentally changed. There was
plenty OF abuse for 1t everywhere.
But since then we have seen n change.
The Silver bill has given way to the income
tar, the WILSON bill. and other matters. and
now some OF those who were hottest In
their anger against the Senate. seem tolook
on IL as their chief source Of hope and as the
sheet anchor OF the Ship Of State. They
could repeat as their own sentiment the
splendid language OF DANIEL WEBSTER on a
great occasion: "Itis fortunate that there Ii
q Senate OF the United States. body not
yet moved from Its propriety. nor lost to Q
Just sense Of its own dignity aud its own
high responsibilities. and body TO which
the country looks with confidence for wise.
moderate. patriotic. and healing counsels."
Yes. It Ii fortunate that there Is Senate
OF the United States.
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The Wilson Bill.

Tho most absurd Of all follies now raging
Is the notion that the passage OF the pond
ing tariff measure will bring rest to the
country's business and restore prosperity.
Mr.. CLEvELASD's spokesman In the Senate.
the Hon. DANIEL w. VOORHEES,. evidently
doesn't think so. judging by the free wool
section in his speech presenting the bill to
the Senate. with this fortress OF greed
and gain 1.-THE wool tarif) once overthrow"
said Mr.. VOORHEES,. 1.-The whole system Of
tariff protection will receive Its death blow
and totter TO It's early fall"
The WILSON bill can give rest TO nothing
and satisfy nobody. Instead Of embodying
the simple and all-settling principle OF
constitutional force expressed In "tarin
for revenue only" 1t Is a cranky and eccen-
trio absurdity In the light Of any principle
or any purpose ever openly advocated In
American politics. It IL a challenge to the
country TO plunge into the turmoil Of tariff
revision and worry there for years to come.
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Turn It1Oyer and See.

II the Hon. WILLIAM L. WILSON, when he
took the White House whip in hand. had
driven through the House OF Representa-
tives tariff bill making everything he now
taxes free. and arbitrarily forcing the whole
Of the desired revenue from the present free
list. we suppose, judging from appear
snces. that the cuckoos would have howled
for Its passage Just the same. as vindica-
ton of the party's pledges. and would have
stormed at the Democrat who was bold
enough to condemn 1t.
Yet with the WILSON free List and duti-
able list transposed, one In place OF the
other. the bill would be no more indefensi-
BILE before the Democratic principle OF
tariff for revenue only. than are the sched-
ules now before the Senate.
It would be q cranky absurdity. and re-
pudiation OF the Chicago platform in either
shape.
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Letters which we have printed recently
from Massachusetts,. Michigan. and other
States. show how persistently and system
atically the Federal patronage Is used by
Mr.. CLEVELAND to break down the Demo-
cratic organization which helped him to
reach the White House. and to substitute
ton and devoted to his personal interests.
This process OF attempted destruction
and reconstruction Is going on In every
State Of the Union. The fact that It 10 In
spired by Q deliberate purpose and consti-
tutsa an enterprise which Ii nearer. per-
haps. than any other to the heart Of Mr..
CLKvELAxp. IL becoming every day more
clearly apparent to observers.
New York Democrats are Watching with
far more Of curiosity than Of excitement that
part Of the Administrations experiment
which relates to this great Democratic
State. In other regions the attitude OF the
Democrats. who have been outraged and
insulted by the President and his assistant
engineers. IL less philosophical.
We are merely recording q fact Of the
times when We say that the principal re-
form which the President has In view Is the
reform Of the Democratic organization a.
It existed when he was elected year and .
half ago. He 10 doing all he can to build
new machine which shall respond 10 his
own ideas OF party management. To that
end he is using most industriously. cours-
geously. and unscrupulously the enormous
patronage Of his great ONCE. emitting no
opportunity to take political advantage
either Of the zeal born Of benefits received.
or OF the hope OF favors yet to come.
In fine. no Administration preceding Mr..
CLEvELAND's second term ever went further
than he is now going In the use OF Federal
patronage for political purposes.