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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
Our NaneSake.

The name of this paper was a
novelty. So far as we know the title
REPRESENTATIVE was never ap-
piled to any other journal in the
world. 1t is a good name. The pa
per represents the Alliance which or
gained it; the Peoples party which
it defends: and all mankind whose
cause it espouses. We are glad to
see that Mr.. Leo Vincent, Of the cele-
brated "Vincent Publishing Co." of
indianapolis. has started new paper
at Guthrie, OIL, called "The Okla
homa Representative" 1t is not
necessary to say it is a good paper.
The name of Leo Vincent guarantees
that. We wish our nameSake the
most abundant success.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
That's the Right Spirit.

From far-away CALIFORNIA; Col.
Blanton Duncan sends us $25, to
help pay the expenses of our mann
moth edition of May I'd. A thousand
thanks.
Who speaks next?
We hope to put out 100000 copies of
the best campaign paper ever issued:
and to send it everywhere. We will
try to get it into regions where the
Peoples party was never heard of be-
fore. Our cartoons will be arguments
in themselves.
Come brethren. Send us in 80 cts,
81 or S. or $25. We will not even re-
fuse $1O0 We will give you a CORE
spending amount of papers at cent
each, which is at the rate of 80 cents
a year. But we are willing to lose
money to help the cause. Hurry up
the ShekelS.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
A Serious Error.

In our issue of last week we copied
parts of a private letter of Blanton
Duncan, of California, to Mr.. Don
nelly. Mr. D. had marked out many
private passages, and marked in some
comments about the threatening
condition of public affairs. BY the
istake of the compositor the thing
was reversed. and what was stricken
out was printed, and what was to be
printed was stricken out. Thus the
REPRESENTATIVE was made to ap-
pear to endorse reflections on the col
ored people and the workingmen,-
with which reflections it has no SYM
pathy: and all conference was destroy
ed between the letter and the COM
ments of 81. D." which followed it.
We are sorry that such blunder
should appear in our pages, and we
apologize for it.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
673 WahaSha ST

Remember that is the office of THE
REPRESENTATIVE. Go right up Wa
basha street, four blocks past the
state capitol, on the left hand side.
and you will find us, next door to the
corner of TiltOn street, on the first
or street floor. We want all our
friends to drop in and see us. 1t is
also the office of the of the Alliance
Fire Insurance Company, and it is
the headquarters of the State Farm
ers' Alliance and Peoples Party of
the State of Minnesota. where all
committee meetings will be held in
the future. It is also the office of the
Business Agent of the State Farm
ers' Alliance, and the center of the
binding Irvine business. Don't fail
to call and see us
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
What the Republican Party Ha.
Come to.

What the Republican Party Has
Come to.
''In one of the Chicago papers is
given the proceedings OF the county
republican executive committee
from which is CLEANED the following
extract from remarks by Stephen A
Douglas:
Virtue and shrewdneSS combined
is all right in a Judge or clerk of cleo.
tiOn, but it's devilish hard to find, SC
we had better have shrewd men ap-
pointed and let virtue go to the
devil
This was loudly applauded, and Mr.
Douglas warmed up and went fur
ther:
we don't want your upright bust
ness men appointed as judges and
clerks of election. They ail,'t worth
a d-n when it comes to electing a
republican to office. What we want
are smooth politicians who will do
the work required of them
There was another OutburSt Of ap-
plause, and Henry Hertz got up and
said that was the kind of republican
doctrine he liked to subscribe to.
The old plan of having goody-goodys
appointed as judges and clerks at the
polls had played out"
Surely the country is going to the
devil headlong, when the shallow
pated son of an illuStrious father can
give such advice as this. 1t simply
means that the republican party
must select, for the officers of the
electiOn-precincts, men who are
known to be criminals, and who are
ready to risk the penitentiary to
make free institutions a mockery
How long can this nation endure if
such thing, are to rule unchecked:
And what difference is there between
the man who violates the law, and
blows up his fellows with dynamite,
and these wretches who throttle law
in it's cradle? Isn't the anarchist
the natural outcome of the ballot
box suffer: and doesn't the latter dc
more harm than the former?
Remember that losses by fire have
to be paid promptly. Assessments
must be paid the same manner.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
Independence.

The country press of the old par
ties has been suggesting that Mr..
Donnelly had no right to board at
the Ryan Hotel. We would simply
call their attention to the fact that
his income during the month of
March, from his lectures alone, is
over 81 900. He takes the side of the
farmers but he makes nothing out of
them
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
Helping Our Own Papers

The following resolution was passed
by the executive committee of Min
nesota State Farmers Alliance. and
signed as appears below:
Resolved, That the executive COM
mittee of the State Farmers Alliance
urge all Alliance members in the
state to examine carefully the col
umns of the REPRESENTATIVE, and
of all the local reform papers of the
state, and to give their trade as far
as possible, to those persons who adj
vertise in such papers: as in this way
manufacturers and tradesmen will be
encouraged to advertise in such re-
form papers, and thus help the cause
of the people.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
STYLISH SHOES EREEl,

Doctor Fish has already quarreled
with his partner at Aberdeen, S. D.,
and is removing his menagerie to
some other point.
II told you them oysers wouldn't
stay in anybody's stomach" said the
man in the story.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

Remember that losses by fire have
to be paid promptly. Assessments
must be paid in the same manner. n
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
Ignatius Donnelly, President.
A. H. HendrickSOn, Secretary.

Remember that losses by fire have
to be paid promptly. Assessments
must be paid in the same manner. n
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

Twenty-Five members of the Missis-
sippi Legislature, elected as demo
Gratis, have Joined the Populists. If
our funeral keeps on growing in this
way the cemetery won't hold u.s.
Tom Watson's paper
And there won't be enough of the
"other fellers'' left to act as pail
bearers. We will fill the graveyard
with bOn-fireS and banners.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
The Alliance Constitution.

We begin in this issue the publ
cation of the Alliance constitution
and bylaws. The hard times leave
the order cramped, and it may not
be able to put it out in pamphlet
form. So we would suggest to all
Alliance men to preserve the copies
of the paper in which the constitu-
tion and bylaws appear, for future use
and reference. Or cut them out and
paste them in a note book.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

If you have not paid your insurance
assessment, do it now.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

OFFICERS OF THE STATE ALLIANCE.
HON. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, President,
Ryan Hotel ST. Paul.
A. H. HENDRICKSON, Secretary.
Sank Centre, Mimi.
HON. X. M. PROBTSFIELD, Treasurer.
MOOrhead. Mimi.
L. c.. LONG. State Lecturer,
Magnolia. Mimi.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

Remember that losses by fire have
to be paid promptly. Assessments
must be paid the same manner.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04
VICE PRESIDENTS

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE PEOIEs
PARTY OF TIE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Cine Stofer=D rfammluns.
0u11eI0Drf, 20. Wot.

Ser 8oritarb Der epnierootipen Har=
tel fir &beinlanb unb @eitfalen bate
auf beute Wbenb eine 5fiertIitbe Wer=
lammluns in Der Sonbale einberufen,
in Der 9ofprebiser a. $. 5t0der iiber
voie conlerpatipe Partsi, bas neue Sir
4enseles uno bic &Olnil9e 3eitune"
in falt 5tpeiltunbisem Nortrase li6 er=
sins. Sie ani ihliebenbe freie Be-
ipre6uns nit 10 Mtinuten &eoeSeit fir
jeben Sbeilnebmer seitaltete lid gu cine:
,piiIten Gaoauoerl lammlung. G9pn
,udhreno bss Stbder'l9en @ortraees
bottea Sablreide erreste 3tpil9enrufe
9e3eist, oab bier parteien i'm Saale an=
iueleno ,paren: l. StDderianer, 2.
Antiiemiten Der Mblmarbtj@en Glalle,
3. G5emlten uno 4. Socialoemotraten.
Die son5e um Stoder perlammeIte
Corona SG6lte an 5000 YerIonen mdnn=
liden uno meibli6en @el9le6ts; aui
Der @allerie bate losar etne MnjabI
Diaconillen plab senommen.
9ta1 StOder erbieIt bas Mort Der
&abbiner Der DillelbDrfer israelitilben
@enlsinoe> ST. 9apio Sd trste bier
nidt aut um Die fonierpatipe partei
nno ibre 3iele su befampIen, lonoern
nm aui ein3elne MnsriHe geecn bas SUI
osntbum 3llriidjufommen. (@rober 2arm.
Scr Worjibenoe bittet, ben 9tebner cben
10 rubi9 anjub0rsn, ruie oerrn St0der)
26enn man GERM GtDder hDrt, muB
man etaubea, er lei burtb unb our6 pon
tuobrer 9lelision our6brunsen. (5ebr
tuabr y gr ipribt BON Teinben, BON ben
boben, thea!en 3ielen Der Geligion unn
bringt biele Sheen, bic er Gbril ltentbum
nennt, in @egenIas gum Suosntbum.
(@roBer 2drm. gSollen Sic bem
flaifl6en 9eros freien beutiAen &eis
ites, 2eilins, Gbrifentbum ablpreden
(@rober 2drm. 3uruf: Sat gar feine
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

= Sn bie1er Set miitbenber Rnop=
notbinsbeberei ma9t bic platform Der
Semofraten bon goof gountp in Sat=
nois (gbieaso) einen b66f erfriI6enben
genbrud' Sic platform ipriGt li1 nidt
allein In Der tlariten Weile fir perl0nli=
DE Greibeit aus, ionbern perpflihtet au9
bic Demofraten gum yunausge1eBten
.unb bartnddigen @iberfano gegen bas
0nounotbinstbum in jeoer Jorm" unb
fie rbranbmarft" In ben un3peibeutisiten
ausbriiden ralIe unb jebe Me9tuns elmer
Yerion ipesen ibrer religioien Nnii9ten
ober ipesen ibrer Nationalitat. aIs uns
ameritanii9, unse3iemeno unb unertrass
Ii1."
Dieie mannbafte paltuns Der 3enu-
fraten Der srDbten IStaot bes Meltens
1T nm 10 erireuli6er, ais serobe in Sli-
nois bas Rn0,pnotbin9t6um Ie6r iippig
ins &raut eeidoien 1T unb belonoers
In Der republifanilhsn Yartei fart nm
f9 gesriifen bat. SIT es bod nit ben
3epublifonern in SGinois 10 ,peit qes
fommen, bob im republifaniiden 5taats-
centralepmite fein ein5iger Deuti1er
Ftt, obuObI Der Stoat ieinen Muf=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

vgfieber nit ben Musldnbern, ben
6unnen, ben Slapen unb anberem Mme.
rifa perpeitenben europdiIden ginpan=
berern !" go beult Elm GROCER She'll
Der ensliid=amerifaniid Breie big auf
ben beuttgen Sag, barunter au9 manbes
8latt, bas f6 bic 8e3ei6nuns als
2nomnotbinspil9 bofli9 perbitten Mir
be. Mdusdenltille linb aber biele eng
lild=amerifanil lhen 8rebmiitberide bar@
iiber, baB Der blutieite pdbreno Der @ir=
rem porgefallene uftritt, Der in Der
Ndbe BON Yeoria, BON 8oablutWmerifas
nern aussin9.
Die @oroners=Surp gu 8efin In Slli=
nois, beitebenb aus einseborenen Mmeris
fanern, bat als bic Sbeilnebmer an ben'
&oblensrdberaufrubr gu @eslep @itp bel
Yeoria folsenbe Yerlonen besei4net, Die
ale perbaftet tpurben:
Daniel gabball, Sobn Somep, Milton
Sobses, @m. Wamslep, IT,, Sas. 6ap,
| S. Seatbcot, William Wamslep If, So=
lef &eber, Gbparb Sane, Douglas &if-
ett, Sobn 8. @eber, gbm. Supp, Geo.
S9raub, Gbmarb Bailey, u. Du9anop,
gbatasnio Msart, 9enrp Giniipber. @in=
cent 2anei, Sonbp Some, Sebbp MatIon
unb Samuel Cunningham.
gs murbe bereits oarsetban, bab au6
bic @eher feline 9eutl9en linb. Wie
i1's nit ben pentsen anberen Srd9ern
beut19=flinsenber Namen perbalt, mil hen
mir ni9t. Mber aud bic ungebeure
Mebrsabl obiser gsamen beitdtist es, bab
bic meiiten Der anseflasten @emalttbdter
feline usremben" iinb.
(Sas. @tsg.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Melhe 6nmnen hat mon niht bt

gSel1e 0gmnen Dat mon ntDt Dem
ealifornilden Millionar 2elonb @tan=
forb selunsen, als er in 10 rliberaler"
@eile tene sroBarti9e uniperi iitdt I4uf
in beren Sallen Dor eiaieen Wtonaten
gr-Yrdibent Sarrilon ieine @bisfep=
pulle seitoblen tpurbe +? Dieie 2iberali=
tdf bat bur9 Die Gntbedung, baB 2elano
@tanforb feline Millionen ourd lebr
stueibeutiee Sransaftionen ermarb, einen
bD1lt unansenebmen 8eiseidmad erbal=
ten. 9as @elb ,par Elm fa9 gum groben
Sbeile bem Wolte seitoblen, inbem 9e=
Lamb Stanforb als Wtiteisentbiimer Der
Central Yacific Gilenbabn feline S9ul=
ben nidt be3ablte. Ontel Sam bot aus
ieiner 5ai9e fiir ben Nimbus bes ealis
fornil9en @obltbdters sablen mii1en.
Sat- bielelbe 8emanbnib bat es NIT p!e=
len unlersr amerifaniIhen Ebilantropen,
namentlid nit iol9en, pelhe li6 bon
bem iabr5ebntelang senollenen So6spa-
l6us gemd itet baben uno oann einen
She'll oes @elbes, pel6es lie lieber
ibren armen Mrbeitern batten besabs
len lp1en, fir bic @riinbuns bon
Colleges luo lonltise @nltal1en bersa=
ben. Sn lesterem Safe tann mon nift
serabe bon 9tebItobl in Itrittem Sinne
ipre1en, aber in moralilaer Sinliht
lduft bod bic Sa6e auf oaIielbe bin=
aug. g8ie mir friher i6pn oit nahge=
pielen baben, betrdgt in ptelen Tallen
ber 3olli6us bebeutenb mebr ols Der
llnterl6ieo Der 9lrbeitslDbne biiben unb
oriiben Der 3olli6ub 1T man9mal bret
oher piermal 10 bod, als Die 9an5eil
arbeitsfolten betrasen, looob Der 6abri=
tant einen tolplialen 8rOfit in bic Sai2c
Itedt. 9lodbem oie Serren einige Wtil=
lionen auf oiele @eiie SuiammeneeiAio=
gen, fiiblen Iie oft bos geoiirfniB> pOr
Der Welt alsghilantbropen gu poraotrcn
uno ltefen einen She'll oes ben Nrbfi-
tern abgeswatten GSelhes In t6eplogi=
l6e Anitalten, in BET 3oIfnuns iid ba=
ourh i'm Senieits einen relerpirten Git
;u iihern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Colonel 8. 8. Gpnoer pon 9lfrnl

= golonel $. 8. Gonser bon 2lfron
bat etne stpette 8ombe in bas McGinlep=
2ager eel9leubert. Sn einem Snterpiefo
nit einem 8eridteri itatter ertldrte er lid
runbwes se9en bic WtcRinlepbil, iopie
gesen bic Stlberplanfe Der Republicans
59en Ylatforn. Gr ma9te bic McRin=
lepbin brett perontportli4 fir Die
republifanil9e Rieberlase in 1892.
Nls Elm eflatantes 8ei1piel ber llnse=
re9tisfeit Der 3ouldse Der Me&inlepbil
fibrt ct ben 3oll auf r8inber Spin"e
an, pel9er bic Soften beHelben UNI 300
Big 400 8ro3ent erbobt unb Dem Srui1
uneebeure Summen su9elduifert Bat
9err gon9er ertldrt, baB bic McRinlep=
Bin BON dbnltden llnseredtisfeiter
tpimmle unb bab bic republitanii9t
Yartei 1i9 ni9t i'm perl0nliden SntereHt
fit bic Tortbauer elmer 3oupolitif per.
pFidten birfe, tuelde bic portei eine,
R9eren Nieberlase 3ufiibren tniiroe
gonser's sueite Bombe bat unsebeures
aufieben errest.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
@(m republifanil9en Dtmmel,

9lm republituniI9en 0tnlntel, Der
naf ben >Brablereien republifanil9er
Dartetbldtter gu urtbeiler, mod bpr Sur
sem vpoller Gjei9en bing", beginner lih
einise bebent!i6e @olf6en Su seigeu
unb man merit, baB Die republican,
lben 4arteitrompeter nitbl n,str 10 Dsr=
trauenspol III Die 3ufunft bliden. gu
ben urlo9en, mel9e Die republifaniiAe
Siegessuperl lidt Itarf berabitimmen, ge=
bort in erIter 2inie bic Mlinirarbeit,
tpelde bereits jebt bic oerldieoenen prd=
li6entlhaf afts1treber eesen einanber beior=
gen. Oab bieYartei barunter leiben muB.
perltebt lttb BON lelbf. Ser Speite
ountiepuntt lit oas nfienfunbise 8ublen
len berporrasenbsr 3epublitaner Inn bas
0otum bet bon ben Silberioeen ange=
trantelten Bopuljiten. Namsntlid ben
beutldrepublitanil6en Bldttern liest bte=
les Goquettiren nit Der populiitenpartei
iebr fort i'm Masen. Srfolse biaier
6ebler bat lih oIfenbar lett einigen $50
den bic Situation gans beoeuteno gedn=
bert. No6 pDr etnigen WoGen blieIeu
einige ber berDorragenblten bemotrati=
l6en Bldtter in elmer 10 Iisins unb bein=
eripei9enben Weile Sriibial, oaB man
giauben lollte, bic Sempfraten piirban
aiemals tpieber elm Bein an bic grbe
friesen. Gines jener gldtter 1T Die
Stem Oorf Worlb", me!he jebt nit
einem Wtale gang anbere &esiiter 3iebt.
sic meint, bic Qluslibten Der Oemofra-
ten mdren, tuenn einmal bic Sariibill
pallirt lit, gar ni@t 10 l6Ie6t ,penn aud,
bic BiQ in 1ttan6er 9inlidt binter ben
grwartungen Der Sarifreformsr surid=
bleiben loQte. Oie &epublifaner mlB=
ten entpeoer bic neue gil ansreiien unb
10 als St0rer oes ,pieberermaDenoen
Gel6aftes esibeinen ober iie nllbten
obns SIIue in ben &ompf sieben. Sbre
politiDn plre batter BON Mnfong an
lhle9ter ats Die Der Oenofraten. Bon
srDBeser Bsbeutuns als bieie Grpectora=
tionen Der pMorlo", iinb bic Mniibten
Der Stem Dorier 5taatsSeituns", luelShe
fDlsenbermafen l6reibt:
p5olanse lidb auf' republitonil6er
5eite niht Elm gonS anberer Geilt be-
merfbar ,na6t lolanse man bort ni1t
9eiIeruns benefit unb su ber 1ofnung
beredtist, bab bas iiber bic repnblifani-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

59e partet In ben Sabren 1890 unb
1892 perbdnste Strafseri9t cine ltm-
,pdIsuns innerbalb ber 4artei bemirtt
babe, tpdre elm WabrIpru9 bes Bottles
am 5timmfaiten gu @unifen Der repub-
litanilden Yartei eine Mnomolie, Elm
Nrmutbsseusnib, tuelbes li4. .bieIes 8olt
aus1tellen tpiirbe."
STE Stem Oorfer 5taats5eituns"
pfleet setpDbnlt6 iiber bic i'm 2anoe
berridenbe Stimmuns iebr gut unters
ridtet 81 lein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Oie Soften Der ginberufuno b

- Die Soften Der ginberufuns Der
W1ilis belaufen li9 tdsli9 auf unsefdbr
$4,000. 9a bic $5O0,00O, iuel9e &C..
pumpt tpurben, bereits nabesu perpulnert
jinb, 1T bic grtraaussabe fir bic Mili=
sen ein lebr unansenebmer Broden.
Berappt mub tperben, ,penn man au9
nod ni9t senau ,ueib, ,pober man bic
6onbs nebmen loa. Gins tebt feit s: Gs
5inb bic Sal9en Der 5teuersabler, aus
neldhen bas @eIb fommt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Warum mahte McGinlep es mid

- Warum ma9te Wie&inlep es ni6t
tpie leiner 3eit 9oablp unb erfun=
bigte li9 suerf unb s,par peri0n=
lid nod Der ,pirfliden Sa6lase. 9err
Me&inlep bdtte ii9 iebenfaIls nidts
perseben, tuenn er einen sbifeder na6
ieiner Seimatb sema9t unb li9 BON Der
traurisen Sage leiner Wsitbiirser iiber=
seust bdtte. Sas BON ibm uno Sberiff
Son angeri6tete llnbeil fann ME tpie=
Der gut semadt tperoen. Gs lit eine
S9nah unb S6anbe fir eans Start
gountp. %. WlfsStg.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Ser v5puthmeit" bemerft su bel

- Ser v5outbmeit" bemerft gu BET
grmdbluns @barIie 5oifers gum permas
nenten Wor5iser Der republifaaiIden
Transformation: Sn Nmerita md9i1
ia allerbinss bas @ras iebr idnea, aber
iiber ben 1dpinbelbaften 8anquerroti
bes gbren-Jofter 1T mod tein @ras
sema9len. Da ieoo@ ausenblidlid bic
StrSmuns anti>bemotratii9 lit, slaubeu
bic &epublitaner, baB fie ben 8iirsern
irsenb Semanoen auf bic 9laie ieben
t5nnen. .Sebo9 gu bel 1T gu ptel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21
Gin IrpteIt lit ppn ben 8iiroerr

- Gin 8rotelt TIT BON ben 8iirsern
in Grpital=Sprins on @oup Me&inlep
absel6idt worben. Sn bemI Ielben beiBt
es II. a.: rWir bran6en feline Wlilis,
es lit elm tbeurer @rtifel. 9luberbem
brau9t bos @rpltal=Sprtne= ne=8ier feline
Wftlis als &eflame. gBas auh Die
Sruppen bier INNER anri6ten
mbgen, mir bdlten sic fir etpoise @or=
fommniIie perantpprtlih. 8eI6uben
sic auf lol6e @eile ben Nrbeiter
I'm unlere Steuern gu erboben? 1ir
merben uns Sbrer ON Sti,nmfaiten
ertnnern, oenn Sbre politilde @arriere
nabt lib ibrem gnbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

- Ser fiir;li1 gu Spraeuie absebal-
tene @taatseonpent ber iosialiitii6en
Arbeiterpartei bes Staates Rem Dort
bat au9 einen Bei9luB sefabt, tuorin er
bos Sreiben Der Mmerican Yrotectipe
MfIociatipn unb ibre 9esereien sesen bic
Rathplifen ent1hieben perbammt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

= Mn MISUNDERSTANDING 1T
in Der republifanil9en Yartei fein
Maneel. Ills Neuefter tritt iest Som
Cameron bon Pennlplpanien auf ben
Blan unb s,par nit benz 5elbgel4rei
.9rotectipn unb Sret=Silber !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

= Ser bumme She'll bes 8olfes 1T
5i9 ni9t be,uubt, bab bas 2anb 10 lang
unter republifanilden @eieben perwaltet
merben mub, Biz Der bemofratil4e Som
greb bieie @eiebe piberruft. Oie1e
Dummbeit aber beuten bic Republicans
f9en 3eitun9en unb golitifanten lpeio=
lid aus. (Sanb. Sem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

ben iid in MiQport bic 2eit nit Bier
iaufen unb BallIpielen, unb bieie bdtte
man rubis ,pesbeorbern f6nnen, benn He
linb bort ni9t ben0tbist. Dieler
rOberit" mub ben @eritanb perloren
baben! (Obio @lfsstg.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

= 5. 8. Greaser BON 5prinsiielo,
Der 8orliber bes Staats=gentraleomites
Der Yopuliitenpartei bat Elm S9reiben
per0Hentlidt, in tuel9em bic Staatscon'
pention Der partei auf ben 16. unb II.
Muguit berufen uiro. Dtelelbe mirb in
Columbus itattf finben uno aus 797 Se-
Ieeoten beiteben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

- ginem @erii4t sufolse ion ii@ Der
9er5oe BON Orleans, Der dltefe Sobn
bes @rafen BON Baris, nit Der 8rinsels
I'm Qenrtette BON Glan>ern, ber dlteiten
9o9ter bes @rafen BON 6lanbern pers
Iobt haben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-21

l1wuns bauptId6li9 Der Betriebiamfeit
bes bentlhen glementes gu perbanten
bat. Gafiir Iisen aber in senonntem
gomite stpei Ne9er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-13

Believers in the equitable doctrine Of
home rule are properly disturbed because the
Chicago doctor whom Secretary Gresham
hal appointed as sCrgeon-in-chief of Freed
mans Hospital Is still an absentee. The
appointment was made in February. but
except for a few days in May, the ap-
pointee has not been IN the city. and has
given no attention whatever to the duties
for which he. of course. draws the salary
duly provided Washington seems to be
fated to suffer from the appointment of in
competent or careless or extremely obnox-
ious non-residents to local offices. If Dr.
Williams is unable or unwilling to assume
charge of affairs at the hospital, 1t would
be quite the proper thing for the authorities
to require his resignation. Then a local
physician should be appointed to fill the
vacancy.