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The advocate., 1894-05-02
1T MAKES A DIFFERENCE WHOSE OK
Is GORED.

this country to-day. ESPECIALLY Is
this the case in everything relating
to the sympsthizers with the move
ments of the unemployed. In the
estimation of republican editors, as
a rule, with a very few honorable
exceptions, poverty is one of the
most heinous of crimes To be with
out work and without money is, in
their estimation, proof positive Of
rsscslity; and anyone who msnifests
a spark of sympathy for men in this
condition is regarded as a blood
thirsty villain.
The Lesvenworth Times has a re-
port prepared by the man who LEFT
Utah because the Mormons were
such scandslous liars, setting forth
the infsmmatory and sanguinary
character of tie speeches made at
the meeting called in this city few
evenings since to discuss the Coxey
movement. The Times, speaking of
these speeches editorially, advises it's
readers not to get excited over the
matter, and expresses the opinion
that there is in reality no danger.
The advice of the Times is wholly
unnecessary. The people of Kansas
have become so accustomed to the
style Of Mr.. Stacey that they don't
get excited any more in consequence
of anything he says. The caution of
the Times was waste of space.
Speaking Of the speech of Mr..
Clemens on the occasion referred to,
She Times editorisllY says:
II is true there are men like G. @. Glenn
ems, of Topeka, who are attempting to pre-
pare the workingmen for violence.
This is mendacity run mad. Mr..
Clemens is not believer in violence,
unless it would be in self-defense. It
is true he is not a non-resistsnt, and
he would probably fight il forced to,
as who would not? But neither the
Times or it's mendscious corresp ond-
ent can produce one authentic utter
snce of Mr.. Clemens that will justify
the Oft repeated statements IN the
hirellng press of the country that he
believes IN or has ever encouraged
the victims of organized greed to re.
sort to violence as a means Of obtain
ing justice.
Who is it that is threatening vio-
lence to-day? An army Of American
citizens who have been forced into
idleness by vicious republican meth
ods are marching to Washington
peacesbly, and bearing the American
flag, to ask of the national govern
ment that something shall be done
for their relief. The commissioners
of the District of Columbia have is
sued a manifesto warning these men
to abandon the idea Of invading the
territory. In the meantime the
Washington police snd the national
guard are drilling for service against
them; and all the threats of violence
that have been made, and all the
demonstrations indicating that vio-
The advocate., 1894-05-02

added to the initiative and referendum,
and we then viii have q platform that
will bring prosperity, cOntentment and
happiness, to q down.trodden and long
suffering people. D. @. CLARK.
Marion, KRs.
"a
Having been in the reform movement
for twenty years, / have long concluded
and often said that lobbyists who claim
theirs Of more importance and must
come frat, and who throw cold water on
every other reform, have been the great
est drawback TO the reform movement.
While / believe government should issue
all money, establish banks of loan and
deposits, run the railroads and other
natural monopolies in the interest of the
people, believe all taxes and revenues
should be raised by q graduated land
tAx and by low rate Of interest on
money. Yet / bslieve in my heart that
as you suggested q single plank eStab-
fishing the initiative and referendum
would be the wisest that could be
adopted. And our enemies would not
have as big q scope at Us as at present.
ColumbuS, Kas. j. 7. JONES.
a#A
am in favor of the initiative and
referendum, but not Rs q whole plat
form, for it would necessarily require q
certain amount Of legislation to bring II
about, and while doing it we may bs able
to bring about some Of our demands
and sooner than We could in that way
In other words, this let US do, but not
leave the other undone.
p. d. MONTGOMERY.
Cedar Point, Kas.
~
In the April Is ADVOCATE noticed an
invitation to send in expressions in re-
gard to the initiative and referendum.
For my part would like to see our com.
ing state convention adopt as our state
platform that one plank, and no more.
1t covers the whole ground, the initia-
tive and referendum or direct legislation.
II comprehends everything else, and /
think it would bring many votes to the
Peoples party. The Omaha platform
might be used as test on candidates.
Sterling, Kas. WM. SoHETH.
~
EmphatiOally in favor OF the initiative
and referendum. DE. STEVENS,
Hedgewood, Kan.
~
Ny feeling in reference to your edito-
rial on central feature Of our platform
the platform Of reform forests that
as you suggest, the initiative and refer
endum should be q common bond to
bind all reformers together. Then no
matter what each individual thinks Of
most importance, the result would be with
the people. Instead Of schsming to get
men into Legislatures and congress who
favor one measure Of another, we would
ell strive to educate the voters upon the
questions which to us seem Of the great
est Importance. j. g. RUPPENTHAL, JR.
Lucas, Kan.
".*
We, the undersigned, believe the e.
tablishment Of the initiative and refer.
endum would rnrehend the possi-
bility Of every 1 e6orm the people
The advocate., 1894-05-02
DIRECT LEGISLATION.
Postal Card Opinion of the Referendum as a
Party Platform.

endum, the principle ia correct, but
think it is folly to lay aside all we have
done 80 far in the Peoples movement
and begin at she bottom again. The
Peoples party 10 before the country
now, and is being recognized and under
stood. Let ne 90 ahead on the Omaha
platform with the above principles
added. Then We will be in Q position
to hold what ground we have and can
60 ahead with initiative and referendum.
Let our papers aud speakers pay more
attention to this principle in the future.
FostOris, O. r. G. SABIN.
-
Your suggestion ia timely and to the
point and brings down our demands to
first principles. What's the use in ma.
tional platforms and declaration Of prin-
ciples, il an ever vigilAnt plutOCraCy 40
often as we attempt legislstion thwart
the will of the people and debauch our
lawmakers. The history Of state and
national legislation the past two years
ought to convince US that our represen-
tStivs system is defective in the extreme;
it is unable or unwilling TO carry out
the expressed will Of the constituencies,
and the two houses arc q mere foot ball
in the hands Of the agents Of corporate
greed and an uDsCrupulous money
power in the shape OF the third
house. Give US the Swiss initis-
tive and we have hopes Of bringing an
insolent, American shoddy aristocracy
to terms. Give us the Swiss refsren-
dunn and an American democracy will
clinch the nail, and bring back our gov.
srnnent to the ideal of Washington and
Lincoln. Ed. SECREsT.
Randolph, Kan.
~
have just read your note in your
issue Of April 18th, proposing q "com-
prshensivs platform" and / hasten ia
say that l believe you have solved the
problem as to the way in which the PSo-
ple's party may insure complete and
early success. While vigorous sgitS-
tion Of the money question must be kept
up, I think it both safe and wise to make
the initiative and referendum the dOmi-
nsnt issue of the party.
Clay Center, Kan. s. d. BEEaLE.
~
In your issue Of the ADVOCATE Of the
18th inst. you ask for brief expression
Of the views Of your readers Of the sys-
tenn known as the initiative and refer
endum to be adopted as platform. In
reply / would say that / believe such Q
system would be one Of the grandest
that could possibly be instituted in these
United States. 1t would be the means
Of making what the constitution Of this
country intended it to be, viz: govern
went Of, for, and by the people. But
while l hold the above system in high
estimation, l doubt whether il would be-
the best policy to adopt it as an entire
platform. Because you know, Mr.. Edi-
tor, much better than I do, that the
machinery Of this government is so slow
and cumbersome that it would take q
long time to make such an amendment
to our constitution possible even If We
did not meet with any opposition from
either Of the old parties, and you know
full we'll they Would oppose il with all
The advocate., 1894-05-02

We, the undersigned, believe the e.
tablishment Of the initiative and refer.
sndum would rnrehsnd the possi-
bility Of every I eform the people
might desire. The vIect of the refer
endum would remove all questions from
the domain Of partisan controversy, and
place them before the people upon their
merits. We believe the referendum the
only plank necessary in the reform plat
form: Finley Yinger, d. A. Watson,
Martin Dahl, John +. Ross, Benjamin
Swan, z. Fl. Wilson, M. M. Kirkpatrick,
Nels Ferguson, r. NJ. Sutcliff, j. G.
Springer, @. G.. Smith, Thomas Peer, G.
/. Nelson, Frank Ballard, Kelly Broyer,
B. Fl. Robinson, r. w. Nipps, Jacob
Peters, E. r Gum, j, B. Paynter. T. K.
Mohler, G. r. Potter, Clinton Fsaler,
John Peer, Joseph Fnstad, Ed Warness,
A. Q. Rollard; Andrew Sirly, Eugene +.
Kerbaugh, Ransom FTistad.
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aerabe 10 lanse beiteben bleiben, bis bic
Roniolibirte au9 nit benz lebten Oppo=
nenten, bemg glepelanberS Spnbitat, aufse-
raumt botte. @ort sebalten baben bic
Rerle ia, aber frast mid nur nibt, tpie
@enau 10 iduftie, tpie bas ginlDien
bieies 0eripre6ens, lit au6 bas bic
aesislatur ale apei Sabre 3uiommentre=
ten gu laHen. Sic &erle baben ert bie=
les 8eripreden erfiillt, na9bem lie li9
aud oas @ebalt fiir bas ameite Sabr, in
mel6em 1ie feine Sibun9 baben,
suseiesseberten gBel6e l1rla9e bot
man benn unter lolden umltdnben, 1i9
gu freuen, oaB bic seebrten 9erren ibr
8erlpreden sebalten baben 2"
@as nun lebteren 9unft betrifit, iu
,pirb Der vgincinnatier Mrbeiterseituns"
uobl jeoer perniinftiee Meni6 &edt se=
ben. grItens weib man ia, tpelde
&dmpfe es eetoitet bat, ben 8ienniol=
plan bur63ubrinsen, uno sreitens trdst
bic sanse @eidi6te ben Stempel bes
Sumbugs an Der @tirn, ba bic 2eeisla=
turmitslieber i'm naditen Sabr ibr Gu
ldr einfa9 fir gar ni6ts einladen. Gin
Mmenbement sur 9ertuillisunesbia. bic
Weruiaieuus fir bic li6 auf 100000
belaufenben Saldre fir nd6ltes Sabr gu
itreiden, tuuroe perlporfen. Sn Der
Shat eine nette Heform
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Staatsrerrdi ientant 2ode non
Maoilon reidte in Der 2esislatur eine
semeinl6aftli6e &elolution Elm, tuel6e
Elm ,ui9tises Nmenbement CUR Gonititu'
tion porldldst. 9ieielbe beiast, bab
teine @timmiteuer in bielem Staate ie
erbpben tperben ion /; 5ueitens, oob bic
2eeislatur Gprporationen i'm Stoate,
Bombs, Nttien etc. befeuern io1, um
bic notbisen Muslasen gu beden. gu
benz 3mede ion in ieoem gountp elm
Steuerratb in ber gfopember Wabl ers
pdblt tperben, tpelder 5 Sabre i'm Mmt
iein loI. Sieier &atb 1T autorilirt, ben
@timmsebern in Der Nopemberpabl,
Oroinansen, meIde ii9 auf Beiteue=
runssfrosen be3ieben, CUR Nbitimmuns
su unterbretten. Sdulen, 9ir9en, @ots
tesader Offentlide @ohltbdtisteits=Nn=
itaIten etc. linb BON ber 8efeueruns
ausseidloHen uno au9 per- l0nli6es
Gigentbum, beiIen Bertb 5000 nidt
iiberiteist, 1T iteuerfrei. ueber bieies
Mmenoement 5ur Contribution loa
i'm Ropember '95 abseitimmt ,peroen
uno baiielbe, tuenn ansenommen, am 1.
Sanuar 1896 in 8raft treten.
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- Mdbrenb bic gorepiten gen Waib.
ineton 3ieben uno lid auf's Betteln unb
S9norren perlesen, tlast mon iiberaq
iiber Monsel on Garmarbeitern. Gin
burdaus superlaIliger unb 5a9tunois
ger Mann, 5. &. Gage, 9irettor bes
@etterbureaus unb Der Grnteitattitit
BON Soma ertldrt Wenn v@eneral"
8elp's 2eute arbeitsmillis unb superIdi=
fig udren, 10 batte ct jebem ein5elnen
ber 1,2OO Mann in Mububon Gountp
uno einem balben Dusenb 9tadbarz
Counties in Soma lobnenbe Irbeit na6s
tpetien tOnnen.- Natiirlih, Der 8ummel=
marI9 nod Waibinston sefdllt bieIen
eblen Yatrioten, unter mel9en li6 fein
einsiser Deutider befinbet, beiier, als
Sol3i6lasen unb Stalausmi item.
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Ser Staatsfonpent Der Republicans

Ser Staatstpnpent Der Republicans
l6en 9artei BON Snotana erflGrte l6
fir ginlbrdntuns Der Ginmonberuna.
0ie Ylanfe lautet ,@ir perlaneen
itrense Sur6fiibruns aller beitebenben
ginmanberunssseiete uno ferner loI6e
@elegsebung, wel6e seeisnet lit, unler
8olf unb ietne Snititutionen Dor Dem
Gtnfluile perbrederil6er unb a It r.
+ after &laiIen su i6isen."
Cine anoere glanfe besiieli6 Der
@elofra9e lautet: n@ir slauben an cine
@dbruns, bic aus @olb=, Silber= unb
Papierselb beitebt; bp9 10, baB bas Ya=
pierselo obne Shmiertoteit iu einem
feitgelegten 9tormalmertbe eingel0it lper=
ben fonn uno sdn;lid unter Der Com
trolle Der Station bleibt.
vWir lino oafiir, oob auf bic Smport=
maaren aller 2dnber etn erbobter Gin
9an9s5oQ selett >piro, tpel6e Der Silber=
prdsuns auf Der 8oli pioerl ltreben, bic
Elm Su oieiem 3pede einSuberufenber
internationaIer Gonsreb su beitimmen
bat"
Oas 1T uusefdhr bas tonfuleite ST.
nanspro9ramnl, bas uns je gu @elidt
tam. (Gine. Orb. 3tg.)
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Sic @i4orbs<BilI, pel1e Elm MoIterei-
bepartement in Der Staats uniperltdt
idafft, tpurbe paiiirt. 2euis bon 9as
milton gountp bra6te cine Bin Elm,
tuel6e bic Mmts3eit Der Gountpeommils
idre pom eriten Monta9 i'm Sanuar big
gum erfen Montas i'm September pers
ldnsert. 9ole's Bill, bic peridiebenen
Wilb9eiebe bes Staates gu resuliren
tpurbe pallirt.
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- Sinter ben nit vbsl9ubten" Nrbei.
tern beiebten Spe3ialSii9en, uel6e jes1
na9 Waihinston abbampfen, itedt be,
xrepublifanil9e Doqar auf &eilen",
9ie seuiNenloie &aub30Qnerbanoe> bic
atpeimal am Stimmfa item seidlasen
murbe, i9redt por teinem Mittel surud,
INN ben Miqen bes Dolfes gu burdfreu<
aen. Brau9en mir bod nur an bas
Wort bes 9om &eeo 3u erinnern, mel
der in ieiner bier in Columbus gebalte-
men Rebe nit miberIi9em gpnismus er-
fIdrte, bab boffentli9 bic i9ledten 3ei-
ten re9t lanse anbalten tpiirben, bamit
bos Bolt erfenne, bab bic politit ber
Nepublifoner bic rt1tige lei.
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- @enn es erit an bas Republicans
l9e Ylatformsimmen sebt, tuirb ii6 sei=
gen, baB BET allen @e19rei fir vebrli6es
@eIb" bic republifanii6en golttifer nit
menisen Musnabmen ni6t piel beIier iino
als bic bemotratilden. Wie mar es
benn porisen CONNER in Sbto? Sie
republifanilde 9latform ipra6 li6 nod
ni9t einmal fir ben Niberruf bes
Sberman'lden Silberantaufs @elebes
aus. Sn 8ennlplpanien erflarten iid
bic &epublifaner losar brett fir freies
Silber. Senator Guap bat ii9 neuli9
iiber bic @elbfrase in elmer @eile aus=
seipro9en, bic oem Silberrepraientanten
8lanb BON Miiiouri unsemein sefallen
baben mub. Sein College, Senator
Cameron, tit ldon ieit ldnserer 3eit elm
ausgeiprodener 6reil lilbermann. Sn
Snoiana lino nit elmer ein3isen Muss
nabme, lammtli6e gonsreBreprdl dlentan=
ten, 9emofraten ,uie Eepublitaner, 9lns
bdnser Der Slano'l6en Silbertbeorien
unb jebt bat aud bic republifanil9e
Staatsconpention unter Siibrung BON
Gr=Yrdlioent Sarrilon, ber @el6i6te
bur6 lire 6inansplanfe bic &rone euf=
gelebt.
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- Sn 8anlas bot li9 eine ausl9lieB=
lid aug 9eutl6en beitebenoe politil6e
Organization sebilbet, tpelde li9 bic
Betdmpfuns Der Yrobibition unb beg
Jrouenitimmre9ts CUR Nufsabe sema9t
bot. Oa es 10000 10000 beutl6e
Stimmseber in &anias sibt, 10 f0nnen
bic Deutl9en, tpenn tie itramm 3ulam=
menbalten, bel Staatsmablen ben Nus=
i9las seben. 8e3ei9nenb 1T es, oab
ouber ber probibition aud bas Grauen=
itimm,e9t betdmpft merben loa. 2este@
res 1T ia nur Elm Mtittel I'M bas Probi=
bitionsreeiment su befeltieen.
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- Sarrilons neueite grsiiiie iiber bic
6inansfrase seisen, wie ri9tis mir ben
Mann friiber beurtbeilten, als mir er=
fldrten, berlelbe treble nur Elm feises
@eritedenipiel. gr unterl6rieb bas
Sherman'i6e Silberantaufsseies, um
li9 lieb &inb bel ben Silberi itaaten gu
MAIDEN. Sn bielem republitanil6en
@eidrei fir ebrli6es @elo itedt elm gut
She'll Seu6elei. Nu9 Meainlep bat
bel perl9iebenen @elesenbeiten our9
iein Wotum int Gonsreb seSeist, boB ibm
in Der @elbfrase ni9t Su trauen lit.
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24usDa1bin9ton
Get,ereb.

@ a bineton, n, 25. Npril. -
Ser Senat besann beute glodmittas
nit Der parasrapbenweiien 8eratbuns
Der Sarifbia. @esen einen BON Sarrts
einsebradten Nntras, biele @ode ieben
Sag BON / ubr Na6mittaes bis ltbr
Mbenos bic Sarifbia su beratbeu, erbob
Der &epublifaner 9lIbri6 Ginmanb.
ueber ben Intrag miro morsen abge=
itimmt meroen.
SIM 9aule purbe be,lte bic 0ermilli=
aunssbiI fir ben biplomatil9en unb
Gonlularbienit beratben.
Waibington, 26. Mpril. - SIM
5enat murbe iiber N1en's 3eiolutton,
baB ben Gprepiten bas He9t bes 8etre=
tens oes gapitols auitebe, bebattirt.
Veit uno Dolpb lpraden sesen bieieIbe.
Sie Sebatte fam ni9t aum Mbl1lub.
Spdter purbe bic Sarif fbiu aufeenom-
men.
SIM Saule bra9te McMaten eine Ne=
ioIution Elm, bab ber Serseant=at=Mrms
ni6t bere6tigt lei, @ebaltsabaige fir
Mbweienbeit gu MAIDEN. 9te 8eiolu-
tion puroe auBer Oronuns ertldrt, tpore
auf oos 9aus bic Wermillisunssbiu fir
ben 0iplomaten= uno COMMANDMENT
wieber aufnabm.
Wa bington 27. Mpril. - SIM
Senate uurben beute tpieber Geben iiber
bic SartfbiQ eebalten. gollum BON 81
linois belt bic Sauptrebe. SIN Sauie
murben beute eine An5abI BON pripat-
bills pallirt.
Waibinston, %. NpriI. - SIM
Senat wurbe seltern bic 5arifbiG tpie=
Der oiscutirt unb murben mebrere &eben
fir uno sesen tie Bin sebalten. Nuf
einen 8orldlas, bic SarifbiQ um l1br
Na4mittags CUR 9lbltimmune su brin=
gen, MOLTEN ii6 bic &epublitaner ni6t
einlallen.
Oas 9aus be19dftiste 1i9 ausldlieb=
lid nit pripaten genl nlionsbills unb es
wuroen beren in ber Saglibuns 81 unb
in Der Nbenbl lituns tpeitere flint pailirt.
Ote 8enef fi3iantin elmer bie1er Bills, lit
cine itodblinoe ssrau BON 96 Sa6ren, bic
Witttpe zines Soloaten aus Dem Sabre
1872. gls 1ie perlelen ,porben tuar unb
seraoe pallirt peroen lollte, lagte Der
Hepr. Saplor BON Snoiana ernlt: vSie
fann beileite gele9t tperben, bic alte
6rau 1T in5wil6en seitorben."
gB al bington, 80. Npril. - SIN
Sau1e murbe bas Yrptotol Der Sam=
itassperbanolunsen perlelen unb obne
Ginwano ri6tis befunben 9ie &eiis-
nation bes Geprdlentanten galblpeQ bon
Sbio wurbe iobann entsegensenommen.
Cine &e1olution purbe aneenommen,
pel6e ben 6ildcommilidr antpeilt, ben
llrla6en oes ansebli6en 5terbens pieler
Slide i'm @abalb nadiuforlden. 'Gs
beibt, bic l1rla6e beitebe oorin, bob Yet=
roleum-Nuelen li6 in ben Slub entlee=
rem. Sas 9aus sins Johann auf 9ln=
trag Outbiuaite's in 8lenarlibuns iiber,
um bic NrmeeperpiQisunssbil gu bera=
tben.
SIM Senat tpuroe elm Yroteit BON
8aupereinen in Omaba sesen bic Gin
fommeniteuer unterbreitet. Ma9 einem
tursen Wortsefedt 3mii6en Sarris unb
Seller tpuroe bic Sarifbia mieoer aufge=
nommen. Ser &epublifaner Guap
ltelte ben Qntras bic Sarifbill auf bic
Seite su lesen nno bic 8ia gu beratben,
mel6e ben 8au elmer Bride bel Yitts=
burg iiber ben Mononsabela perflst.
Ser Intra9 purbe nieoersei eitimnt nit
&c sesen Is Stimmen, morauf Guap
ertldrte, oab er ben Qntras ieben Sag
mieoerbolen uerbe. 8orbees bielt lo+
oann eine tur5e &ebe, in lpel9er ct er=
fldrte, baB bic ginfommeniteuerflau
in Der 8ia perbleiben merhe.
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- SIM 8unbesienat fanb am Wton-
tag Elm lebr errestes @ortsefe6t itatt,
in mel6em bem Senator Mlbri9 bon
Rbobe Sslano Der Stanbpunft eeb0rio
flar sema6t puroe. Wfebrere oemo-
tratilde Senatoren, gum She'll Mitglie=
Der bes 6inan5ausldufes, befritten bic
Bere6tisun9 einiser bon bem Senator
&lbri6 iiber ansebli4es 6eill9en Der
Demotraten gemadten Bebouptuneen,
Der Senator Surpie BON Snoiana aber
9riff ben Senator Ilbrih an.
Vt erfldrte, baB bic Oppolition, unb
oamit NOR Der Seuator Nlorid semeint,
f9 orei srobe uno unuerlddmte 2ii=
gen gu Sbuloen babe tommen laIIen.
0ie eine Giise lei bic, baB Der S9abz
amtslefretdr eine neue Sarifporlase aus=
arbeite; bic 5ueite, bab orei ober brei=
bunoert Imenoements gu Der Sarifibil
= es bleibe li6 slei6, tpte oiele -
in 8orIdlas sebradt tperoen iollten,
unb bic brittle lei, baB bic BON Dem
Ginan3ausl9uB an ben Senat beri9tete
8ia nidt oiejenise lei, welde Der Se=
nat palliren meroe. M1es bies, laete
ct, lei bon bier oemofratii9en Senato=
rem beitritten worben uno troBbem err
flarte Der Senator BON &booe Sslanb,
oab ct an bic Wabrbeit ber Yebauptun=
gen CLAUDE. sSn unsemein beftiger
Weiie ariH ct bann ben Senator 9llbriG
we9en oieler Wabrbeitsfrasen an, Der
2ebtere antuortete aber nur fur; unb
idien an3uoeuten, baB er in anoerer
Weiie ouf bieien Mnsriff antmorten
tperbe.
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SEPT molten bic Singer aescuIaps
ben &eprd1entanten Sane unb Werion
nit &no@enidsen uno Rlpitierlpriben
auf's 6ea riiden, neil lie nidt fur bic
Mossrope.Bia 5ur Resuliruns Der dr3t=
Ii9en pragis itimmten. Oie beiben
v5toatsmdnner" nit uel4en man aller=
binss teinen belonberen ~Staat" MAIDEN
fann, werben nit Briefen BON Ner3ten,
melde ibnen nit rpolitil9er Mbl4lad=
tune" broben, bombaroirt. ga, lie
mirben ia bod in bic &umpeltammer
fiegen. Sos liberale Clement menis=
itens min ni4ts BON ben beioen Oud=
mdulern miilen.
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0errn 6eltpn's Bill, tpel1e b

S Serrn Teltpn's Bill, uel6e bic
gountpcommtHare BON 5ranflin County
autorilirt, fir suei Sabre eine Steuer
BON 1l20 Mtia fir bic gerbeileruns Der
Columbus unb 9elauare 2anbl ltraBe
aufsulesen, uuroe am Wfontas i'm
Staatsreprdientantenbou pailirt 8p=
risen @inter saben bic Gommiildre
$4,000 fir ben eenannten 3wed aug.
9ie senannte Steueraufase ptro mei=
tere $1,000 abperfen.
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- &ouperneur Mc&inlep bot S. 8.
@illon BON SisblaHo gountp unb Gbas.
Yarrott bon 6ranfltn gountp als Mit=
slieber Der Staats=8obltbdtiste
hDrbe tpieberernannt. Oie Grnennun=
gen tpuroen lofort beitdtist. @eorse @.
Demeeie tpurbe gum Sruit flee bes Nrbeits=
beims fir bic 8linben ernannt. Oiele
grnennuns wuroe ebenfals ipfort befd=
tiqt.
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Cine paNenoe 2lenoerun9.

WaIbington. 25. @pril. - Dos
9auscomite fiir Snpalioen-Yen1ionen
bat Iid fiir siinitise Ginberi9tuns ber
B'a oes &eprdlentanten pidler erfldrt.
Die Bia beltimmt. bab bel Der sseltitel=
lung BON penl lionsanlpri9en Der gio
BON Nidt=Offisier bielelbe 8emeistraft
baben ion, tpie Der Glib non Offisieren.
Seit ananSis Sabren bate Der Gib zines
Offi3iers bel YenIionsanlprii9en bop=
petite gemsisfraft.
We6arrahan 9eitorben.
9S ellington, 25. Npril. - gGil<
liam Wc@arraban, Der ieit pielen Sab
ret ieine Anlpriid)e auf bic Stem syoria
W}ine i'm &onereb selteno sema1t bat
uno su oe1en @unl ten bereits sablrei9e
yorlasen i'm 9aus uno int Senot ein=
sereiht tuproen iporen, lit seitern furs
Dor M{lttos i'm Yrouibence=9 plpitol se=
ltorben.
Gin neuer Kabinetss poiten.
% lbineto n, 25. Mpril. - Ser
Reprdlentant Goodnight. BON Rentudp,
bat seltern i'm 6aus cine gia einse-
reldt, oersufol9e Elm @elunbbeits-De=
partement, nit einem Nr3t an ber Spibe,
errldtet lperoen loq. Ser Yetreffenoe
ol Nfitslieo bes Rabinets iein uno ben
q Sttel "sefretar fir @eiunbbeitspheee"
fiibren.
1bseiebte penfionsanmdlte.
Maibtn9ton, 25. Mpril. - Ser
Setretdr @mitb bat beute oneeorbnet,
bab ie9s peni iions-Nnmdlten perboten
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- Staatsienator garnbart bat i'm
StaatsIenat eine 8el lolution einsebradt,
pelde perfiiet, baB nd6iten 9erbit ben
Stimmsebern Elm 8erfailunssamenoe=
ment unterbreitet perben loq, mel9es
beitimmt, bab Mttiondre nidt mebr, pie
jebt, fir ben ooppelten 8etras ibrer
Netien baftbar lein lollen.