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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-14
The 4. r. Z. Convention.

CHICAGO, August 2--President Debs
presided over the American Railway
Union Convention which met here to-
day behind closed doors. There are
about go delegates present, represent
ing 5lz unions \ canvass apparently
showed majority in favor of declar-
ing the Pullman boycott of The
Pullman works were started today
without $ demonstration But go
men reported for work, although the
company expected 500. About 1000
strikers gathered about the buildings
and goOd-naturedly chaffed the return
inc W0rkma1.
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They Go 10 Gresham.

WAsHISGToS, August The Ha-
EziiAu rDyalist commissioners, who
reached the city last night, kept ia
their Rooms a. the Arlington most OF
the day Arranging for their plan Of
work here When asked rhe purpose
q their visit 70 Washington, Mr..
Widsmzu said
Il cannot tell you AZ this time We
have agreed not % divulge the nature
u our mission until We see Secretary
Gresham, aud also possibly the Prssi-
dent We expect 70 see Secretary
Gresham tOmOTOEs and shall 90 d.
rect 70 the state Department, and not
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seek the assistance OF any intermedi-
AIRY, just the same rs you would DO
had YOU any business there. The
President has received the pleS for the
restoration Of the Queen, aud we, who
represent her, now have the privt-
leSe Of calling on the Secretary Of
State"
Mr.. Wideuan said further that the
commission had not come 70 Wash
iugtou 70 ask for the restoration Of
the Queen nor for the purpose OF ask
ing compensation for her dethrone-
ment. In fact he (Midemsul had not
hsaui OF this report until he reached
Washington.
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Charges Against MccaIIa.

WAsEISGToS, Aug. captain
HOEfs0n, comm4ndant Of Mare lei
and, and Commander n. B. McCalla,
equipneuto officer at that yard have had
a misunderstanding about the admins
trzti0n Of the affairs Of the yard and it
i said that the first-nzmed officer has
preferred charges against MS official
associate. The matter l. now before
the Navy Department. but details
viii not be made public, at least for
the present
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Sentenced 10 Death.

LYONS, August Sat the eonelu-
Siou OF the trial Of SautO Caseria, the
murderer Of President Carnot, in the
aSSize court here today, the prisoner
was sentenced u be executed by the
guillotine. 10 spite OF the prisoners
defiant attitude, his habitual smile
disappeared from his face when the
sentence OF death was pronounced. NJ.
du Bruil, the prisoners counsel, gave
notice OF appeal, and in so doing asked
that the presiding Judges charge TO
the jury at the OpeningOt the session
be entered on the records.
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VIII Repeat the Lecture.

The following is from the San
Francisco Chronicle of August ::
Owing to many requests the
Camera Club expects to repeat the
camera lecture on the Hawaiian
islands by Mrs. Cans in the near
future. Mrs. Cans is a talented
San Francisco lady who recently
spent three months at the islands.
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which, however, really belonged to n
syndicate Of Clyde yachtsmen. The
syndicate building the new boat is
practically the same as that which
ran the Thistle.
WATSON has designed new Yacht,
sud has guaranteed that she will beat
the Britannia. She is being built oy
Fife OF Farlie. For some reason OF
other my informant told me absolute
secrecy WAS being preserved regarding
the new boSt.'
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TIE Case Of Ezsta.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The Unit
ed States war ship Bennington with
General EZeta on board, on her way
from Acapulco 10 san Francisco, is
proceeding under half power, owing
TO one Of her engines being disabled,
and is not expected TO reach her desti-
nation earlier than August 10th. After
thorough repairs at the Mare Island
Navy Yard she will return TO the
coast OF Central America.
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To Get Rid of tie Lepers.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Mayor
Ellert has been trying TO find a way
TO dispose Of the san Francisco colony
OF lspe-s that exists out beyond the
Mission, aud the most satisfactory
way that has recUrred to him is to
snip the entire colony 10 MOlOhai, the
leper island Of Hawaii.
Lepers from all over the Pacific
Coast are under treatment and await
ing death at the Sau Francisco hos
pital, and the Mayor thinks it would
be an excellent policy TO in turn un-
load them on the Pacific Islands
where they could live in greater free
dom and possibly receive better treat
meut than they get st the local hos
pital, which everybody >huns.
But Hawaii may pass an exclusion
act against American lepers on the
ground that it has enough OF its own.
Lawyer Thomas B. Bishop Of the firm
Of CARRIER, BOalt & Bishop was in Ho-
nolulu some time ago, and there he
became acquainted with F. NJ Hatch,
8 lawyer high in the councils of the
Hawaiian Government. At the May
Or's request he wrote to Mr.. Hatch
about the removal OF the lepers to
MolOkai, and the answer that he re-
eeiyed is SIS follows:
''HONOLULU, June -, 1884.
DEAR Mr.. BIsHOP:-Yours of the
5th instant in regard to the lepers at
the Receiving Hospital was duly re-
ceived.
"PIease say to Mayor EIIert that
the Government will give careful
consideration to any proposition
which ne may choose to make to them
upon this subject, but at the moment
Of writing l am at q loss to under
stand how the Executive could act in
matter Of this nature without legis-
lative action.
''The system Of segregation has been
faithfully carried out in recent years
and gives hope Of ultimate eradica-
ton OF the disease. We have obtained
appropriations for the support of lepers
amounting to something over 100000
q year, which, considering the size Of
the community, is a pretty severe tax,
but Ii has been met without a mur-
mur from any quarter.
Il am inclined TO think that objec-
tiOns Of sentimental nature would be
made TO proposition for taking care
Of lepers from any other country. The
idea certainly would not be a very
pleasant One-that these islands were
being turned into an international
lazarettO. l hope, however, what 1
have said will not discourage Mr..
Ellert from making a trip down here,
because We would certainly be glad to
see him, whatever might be the re-
suit in regard TO this matter.
VERY truly yours,
HF. VI. HATCH
Mayor Ebert Is determined TO find
something more definite about the
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Proposed New States.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The New
Mexico and Arizona admission bills
were reported 10 the Senate today. In
the case OF New Mexico 8 eonStitu-
tional convention is provided for, the
delegates TO which are TO be chosen
at an election 10 be held or the second
Tuesday in June, 1895, and the con-
ventiOn is to meet on the second Tues
day in the following July.
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Missionaries in Danger.

BALTIMORE. August bishop Al
pbouse ". Wilson Of the Southern
Ne-bod-sr Church. who spent many
vear- iu mission work in China and
japan -sys: There l. much reason
for fear f1r the safety 0f the missiou-
zriez- both men and women, now sta
toned a. China and Korea The IA
tiTes are always ready % visit the r.
spousi1ili-y u trouble on foreigners.
10 matter how remote they may be
from the czuse u The trouble
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E-zr lEaterisI f9r Chfnz.

NV HAvES lCOuu-L August ?
IT'S reported here tdat the Wiucd=s-
Ter Repeating Arms Company has
shipped several carloads Ot guns and
ammunition for the Chinese Govern
inert The shipment was sent by
rafI 10 Taue1vver. 3 C.
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VIII Tkyfor sm-ric.'s Cap.

NEW YOEE, August The Her
AIDS Glasgow correspondent eable=:
Il hear a yacht j. now being built On
the Clyde 70 chaii~nge for America :
cup. The yacht j. being built, ae-
eOrding 70 my information, for a syn
dicate az the head Of which j. Lord
Provost Bell, Of GIa-gOT-
ssMr. Bell, 10 will be remembered,
was the nominal owner Of the Thistle,
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Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Tap
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Coxp.Ey v;iI
Pc nSld D., ! at the oftice Of w X Castle. Rsa
on THURSDAY, August Ig. at3p
II VI. WHITNEY.
3747-6t 157I-3t P,ssida.,
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Desth Fror1 the PIseue.

H0SGEONG, July 9,-A blue-boOE
issued today BY sir ". R0oin-On. the
Governor Of H0ugk0ug, reports that
I51,000 people died from the plague in
the Cantor district
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Cholera il China.

VASCCvEE b c., July =7.-Ori-
entail adviee= By the Empress Of India
Indicate that China l. threatened with
an epidemic Of cholera
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. truIy yours
F. VI. HATCH. y

Mayor Ebert is determined to find
something more definite about the
feasibility Of his plan, however, and if
the project Is not too strongly opposed
at Honolulu he will try 10 have il
carried into effect.
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LATE NEWS FROM ABROAD,
japan sni China srs II the Thross
Of War.
10 ACTION on TIE SUGAR TARIFF.

Carnot-s Assassin uilI be Put 10 Death.
Report Of the Defeat OF the Chi
nese in Big Naval EnsAsemsnt-
BAnroa4 Troubles s-e About over.
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frontiers Of Germany aud Austria, but
4 movements Of the contagiou west
ward there are as yet no signs.
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PAcIF,o HAHDsAgE coap,NY, uArEp
Invoices !ust received.
C'hoice patterns direct from taopry.
L he very latest styles.
= nique in design aud finish
neeeived by the Brig W. G. lrtin
Every taste satisfied
MoULDINGs FOR Roo,is AND coRsIon>.
Our work is faultless in execution
y nusual Inducements o cash customers
Look at our assortment of Bird Cages
D'irec impOrtaiOns specially selected
Inspection OF our stock is solicited
Now is the time to make your choice.
Uive orders the Pacific Hardware COMPANY Limited
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The Most Complete '':i- 3; Millinery
IL ALL IT'S STYLES AT
]. j. Egan's, 5I4 Fort st.

a large assortment OF Woolen Dress
foods, Storm Serge in Blue, Black and
White Scotch, English and American
Ginghams in large quantities.
a fine line in fancy-fgured wash
Goods.
A complete stock Of Striped and
Checked Flannels. This ia the place
70 buy your Laees, Embroidery and
Hosiery, cheap a complete line.
u Drsssmaking done in all its
branches by the well-known Dresspaker.
Mrs kenner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
MEETINGS OF TRUSTEES.
The Sailors Home Will Have Pub
lie Opening.

lie Opening.
The board OF trustees OF the Sail
ors' Home Society held . special
meeting in the Chamber OF Com
MERGE at 1890 o'clock this morning.
The treasurer made his report, show
ing a balance OF $SO.67 on hand.
The report was accepted. 1t was
the general opinion Of those present
that the opening Of the new Sailors
Home should be accompanied by .
public demonstration. The PROPOSE
ton was made that the band play on
the grounds during the opening OF
the home, but nothing definite was
arrived at, and the matter was de-
ferred until next meeting. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed as
a finance committee to secure funds
to further aid the home: T. May, T.
X. Walker and j. |. Dowsstt.
The board OF trustees OF he
Queens Hospital held meeting
after the above meeting, but nothing
of importance was transacted.
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LADIES' COLUMN.

LADIES COLUMN.
We asked you last week to
call and see those magnilic. mt
CoTTON CREPEs in EVENING
SHADES. Also the CoLoRED
and FIGURED CoTToN Ducks,
the GINGIlAMS. ONFoGDs,
CAIICos, COLoIED FRENCH
OHGANDIES, BLACK FIENCm
LAWNS, LINEN Lawns, etc.
The run on these goods has
caused us to continue the sale
for another week. We still
have sweet variety of pat
terms. An encouraging low
ness of pricc-and We say,
encouraging lowncss of price,
because they are Quick Sales
and Small Profit prices. II
you pay less You can rest as
surcd you will got less. The
soon'r yon appreciate this
fact, the sooner you will real
izc that you can Enonomizc
and still he u Fashionable
Butterfly.
We want your trade and
will have it if goods and
prices are IN OBJ cct to you,
As the time approaches tor
our proposed Volcano trip,
the question: "Who has the
most tickcts?" is asked daily.
W. won't give it away, but
simply say keep every one of
your own. rs you may be the
lucky one.
One thing now We want to
call your especial attention to
is our Embroi,'crcd Cashmcr,
ShawlS in all shades. w,
have handled shawls for forty
ycaI>, but this lot beats trcm
all. They are the kind W,
like to look at, and yet they
are like the rest of the good,
For Sale.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Geo. p. Townsend has a mort.
gagee's foreclosure notice in this
issue.
The s. s. Alameda will he due
from San Francisco tomorrow
morning.
II you would preserve your teeth,
read what the Hebron Drug Com
pany say.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute
will meet at the Y. VI. &. A. hall
this evening.
Tho Daisy Kimball, Captain Mat.
sons new steamer, arrived at Hilo
on Thursday last.
Reports from Kauai state that
there Is universal downpour OF
rain on the Garden Isle.
An adjourned meeting Of Wilder's
Steamship Co. will be held on Mon.
day, Nov. rs, at their Office.
The Marshals sale OF DR.. lugs'
property realized a pretty fair sum,
and creditors will he made glad.
Van Camp, Johnston aud Storey
are trio whose goods cant lbs beat.
Read their story in another column.
Letters Of admiuist ration Of tho
estate Of Alb Lee Of Hanalei, Kauai,
deceased, intestate, are pstitioned
for by All kau, his partner.
g. .. Nacayama will return from
Japan on the steamer China due At
Honolulu on December 81.
H. +. Kimball aud wife are book
ed to leave on the =. s. Alameda
due here from San Francisco to-
morrow for the Colonies.
q. X. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Or,iers
left at Hawaiian News Co. will To
ceiVs prompt attention. All work
guaranteed To IN. the satns ~ done
IN factory.
On account OF the present wet
weather the regular "Wednesday
evening dancing social will not take
place at "Lilikoe" this evening, bu,
has been postponed until further
notice.
There will bs a shooting match
on Saturday between two team.
from the sharpshooters. The losing
team will have to pay for dinner
to take place the same evening al
the Arlington Hotel.
The tax-collectors on Hawaii ar,
enforcing the collection OF taxes
Eleven natives have been imprisone,
at Kohala and sent To work on tn,
Hilo road until the amount Of thei
taxes shall have been paid.
Sheriff Lorrin Andrews returned
to Makawao, Maui, on the Claudin,
yesterday. All his cases appeale,
tn the Circuit Court were mol. prose
or found not guilty. Andrews wa
not in a happy frame OF mind whel
he returned.
Nurada and Isaka, the two Japa
nese who had fight on Maunake
street yesterday morning over JohI
Phi, the imbecile who goes about tn
street playing on tin can, wer
tried in the District Court to-da
for ARRAY. They were found no
guilty and discharged.
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Shipping Notes.

The W. u. Hall had fine weather this
trip. She left Maala"a a, O'Clock yesier-
day morning, about an hour late.
The steamer arrived at i:jD o'clock yestcr-
day Hfternoon.
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Pssssngerv.
Anklv YALE,

From Hawaii, per stmr W q Hall, Nov
Us Parker, Capt /, Ahlborn, Mrs DR.
Lindley and servant, DIR MuWayne, + L
Wills, Murphy, u HALL. W + Wilson, A
Granberg. } n Paris. A Fernandez, ! NJ
Was, Miss Haanio, Vim Makekau and 10
deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Kauai yer stmr Mikahala, Nov %
& Conradt, q Harris. e. Brito, 7 rerreira,
DR. Raymond, NJ ID MUnsarrat, CIV Il Dove,
Max Srhemm er.
For Maui per stmr Claudine, Nov %
Miss Dickson, W SchuItze, Mrs Campbell,
Mrs q Wilder, l. a Andrews, Mrs ka-
hauauui.
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The Board of Health recon.
mend that all drinking water
hr boiled AMI filtered. =" one
doubts the necessity of this pre-
caution with our city supply,
hut those who drink
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Arrivals.
Cargoes from Island Ports.

Stmr w q Hall--593y bags sugar, ga bags
coffee, ~ bags ava, g bdls hides, ~
head cattle, ~ hogs and 70 pkgs sun
dies.
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LOCAL AND aENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Interesting local news will be
found on the first and fourth pages.
"Local and General News" and
other news matter is printed in the
supplement.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: Is and so
cents per night; 81 and Sl.25 per
week.
The steamer Kaala is to have q
new boiler. Her old boiler will he
taken out tomorrow, with the aid
Of the steamers James Makee and
Pele, and the new one put in.
A coroner's inquest was held over
the death OF Kuhia this afternoon,
aud the following verdict was rom
dered: That said Kuhia came TO bis
death at kaumakapili, Kons, Oahu,
this morning on account OF sickness,
viz: serious Inflammation OF the
bowels:
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MINERAL WATER.
An Invoice of the
Gel ebrated ''Shasta'
Water just received
direct from the Springs
in Shasta, California.
''Shaeta'' is the
finest mineral water
in the world. It is
used in every leading
hotel and on all the
railway dining cars in
the United States.
SHASTA is the
Queen OF all table va
ters; bl ends perfectly
with liquor OF all
kinds, and is a natural
relief for all disor-
ders Of the stomach,
Kidneys and liver.
For sale by all drug
sists and the trade
generally.
MACFARLANE 4 CO. LTD,
Sole Agents for the
Hawaiian Isl ands.
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As a Rule
You do not get more than
your moneys worth when
you make n purchase; and II
great many times not quite
that.
Your good common sense
will tell you that most con.
Germs, if they fulfilled the
pledges made in their advcr.
tiscmcnts, could not last six
months. "I.uoH ABOUT"
and with your good judg.
ment decide who really
carries the best selected
stock; whose goods are of the
"FISEsT QrArITY;;" who
gives THE MosT Fox TmE
MONEY"
My goods combine thc
quality, with as low II price
as same goods can hc pur-
chased anywhere. Such
lines rs ! carry, cannot be
purchased by remaining at
home and writing for them;
and for that reason | make
my yearly trips to the mar.
kcts of the World. Picking
up II new line here, few
pieces there, until have
gathered together every.
thing new and desirable ir
my many lines.
You'd he astonishcd tC
get II FINE UMBRELLA
handsomely carved head
with II fine stylish cane I,
match, both mounted il
silver, for
s. g. ..
The set for this is ab"u
what u cane alone used I,
cost; and yet this j. villa
We are Offering you now
and this j. only one of man,
articles at popular price
offered this season by
b. F. WICRMAN,
Fort Street.
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NAPA SODA

are always sur" of IT, ahs"lut"
purity. We warrant every bot.
tie. NArA SnrA is II pure mime
raj water, just ~ il comes charged
with sparkling gas from Tia" ho-
som of mother earth. II is pre-.
scribcd and recommended 10y th"
most eminent physicians. 1t l.
not one Of the new "makr.hr-
licvc" natural waters, but has
been in extensive usr for twenty
five years. We furnish this
King of Table Waters" 10y the
Bottle, Dozen or Case. We now
have cascs of Sixty Bottles, cs-
pccially for families, AT the very
reasonable price of ~ per "asc,
\ trial order solicited 10y the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21
Santa Claus

S6ut6 Vl6uS
is gathering together the
usual choice array of HOli-
day Supplies at TnHUM's
FORT-sTREET STORE, which
for variety in carefully Sc
lccted goods from Paris,
New York, Philadelphia
and San Francisco renders
this long established store
the recognized
Headquarters
of Holiday Novelties in all
the lines of Dolls and Doll
Sundries, Toys and Games.
Wagons, Carriages. Rock
ing Horses. Shooilics, Vclo-
clip, DIES. Tool Chests. Gro
quet Sets, Blocks, Juvenile
and Toy Books, Etc. Etc.
The Attractions
of Christmas Novelties. Sly
lish Stationery, with a fine
assortment of Leather
Goods in Purses, Magazine
Covers, Card Gases. Writ
ing and Travelling Cases,
Albums, Etc, give oppor-
tunity for choice selections
at moderate prices.
Yet to Arrive
Marble Statuarv, Prcscnta-
ton and Miscellaneous
Books, more Dolls. latest
designs in Indian Work
and Bon-ISon Baskets, also
a large stock of Crepe lis
sue Papers in choicest CO.
lors and tint edges.
THos. G. THRUM,
iiol.tf iUo Fort Street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-21

Is TIE CIRCUIT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial tircuit Uf the Hawaiian Isl
ands. In Probate. In the matter Of the
Estate Of All SEE, late of Hanalei, Kauai,
deceased, interstate.
ON reading and filing the petition Of All
kau, of lianalei, Kauai, partner in bust.
ness of said All See, alleging that All Bee,
Oi Hanalri, kauni, died intestate nj Hama
LEI, Kauai, On the 18th day Of October, A.
u. lsE, and praying that Letters Of
Administration Issued to &. WinanI, Of
Honolulu, Oahu
II is Ordered that FRIDAY, the list day
al December 4, II. l,Hi, he aud hereby "
appointed for hearing said Petition, IN the
Court Room Of this Court, nj Honolulu, al
which tins and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, II any they
hny", why said Petition should not be-
granted.
Dated Honolulu, n, t., Nov ~, A. u
1894,
~ the IuuTl
CHARLIE 4, PETERSON,
1861 Clerk,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-22
SENATORS
German, Brtce and Murphy Are De
nounced by Democrats.

German, Brice and Murphy Are De.
nounced by Democrats.
Boston, Sept. l9.-At the meeting Of
the Young Mems Democratic club
these resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. Although we recognize the
vast superiority of the present tariff
act to the detestible, trust-protecting
Mckinley act, we do not forget nor for
give scandal and treashcry. within our
own party, and, whereas, we accepted
the Chicago platform in full faith, and
are justly indignant that unworthy
Democrats should join with IL. Nc
kinney party to prevent the fulfill n,.nt
Of our pledged word, therefore. he it
Resolved, That the Young Mems
Democratic Clut Of Massachusetts de-
MES the right of Senators German.
Erice, Smith and Murphy to- represent
The Democratic party, and demands
their removal from all positions Of
trust and honor within party, as
being grossly faitLiess to party Pied; Is,
and.
Resolved, That it is the part Of true
Democracy t. dem ard the Immediate
abolition Of every duty which gives
special protection t. any trust or COM
bination, and especially Of all discrim-
mating duties in favor Of the sugar
trust;
Resolved, That we rentttrm u
faith in President Cleveland. in Chair
man Wilson and in the principles Of the
Chicago platform"