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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

GOVERNMENT contractors ought
not to sit in the Legislature. The
truth of this proposition is disputed
in many quarters, but there is only
one argument against it which has
any real weight, and that is that
the enforcement of such a rule in
conveniently limits the number of
persons whocan stand for election.
At the same time there can be no
doubt that government contracts
in spite of every legal restraint,
offer a large field for favoritism
and corruption. With an honest
government these evils need not be
feared. Constitutional limitations,
however, like other legal limita-
tions are chiefly intended to re-
strain those who are not honest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
STRIKE IT OUT.

There is no greater stumbling
block in the entire Constitution
than Article Z, with its proviso re-
garding a governments right OF
appeal in criminal cases. This
proviso is by no means SO objection
able as it seems. 1t does not es-
tablish any such right of appeal,
but leaves the matter open to the
Legislature. In other words, if
this pToviso remains, accused per
sons will no longer have Consti-
tutional right not to be tried twice
for the same offense. Such rights
as they may have in this regard
will be determined by statute.
If this be looked on merely as
question of abstract law, there can
hardly be any objection to the pro-
viso. In an ideal system final
miscarriages would be prevented,
whether they are in the interest of
the State or of the individual. 1t
is useless, however, to consider the
matter from the abstract point of
view. Our laws, and all laws, must be
framed to suit existing conditions.
Until system can be devised which
will shield the innocent accused
from imprisonment and the many
other hardships incident to trials,
it is evident that any extension
of the powers of the Government
should be regarded with a very
jealous eye.
The evil Of the present situation
is that in political cases native
juries will violate their oaths with
out winking-at anything except
crime. They will ind the guilty
innocent with a SanqfrOid which
would be above praise if it were
in a good cause. This is
an evil, however, which the right
of appeal would not remedy. 1t is
the jury system itself which makes
the mischief, and if, as the At
torney-General claims, this pro-
viso will help to save the jury sys-
tenn, that is another reason for let
ting the proviso go.
AS long as the superstitious,
crazy veneration for the very
mixed jury system of Hawaii con-
tinues to prevail, there is perhaps
no hope of its abolition. The pro-
viso added to Article Z, however, is
unpopular and untimely, and we
believe it should be stricken out.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
AN UNREASONABLE CHANGE.

Article ~ of the Constitution
was made the subject of an ami
mated discussion in the Conven-
ton yesterday. The article as it
passed its first reading allowed
persons holding positions of trust,
but not of profit, under the Govern
ment to be members of the Legis-
lature, while excluding all who re-
ceive either salary or fees. On
motion of Councillor Morgan, Sc
conded by Delegate Carter, the
exclusion was extended to all
officers.
We believe this to be q very ir-
rational change. The rule which
shuts out paid employees from the
Legislature is eminently sound and
necessary, but it has no applica-
ton to offices of trust only. Paid
officers should not sit in the Legis-
lature, because they are dependent
for their bread and butter on the
goodwill of the administration.
With unpaid officers, this relation
of dependence does not exist, or, if
it exists at all, the relations are
reversed. The official who does
government work for nothing places
the Government under obligations.
He confers instead of receiving a
benefit. How can his independence
as a lswmakeT possibly be impaired
by his official relations to the ad-
ministration ?
The reason assigned for shut
ting cut of the Legislature persons
holding positions of trust under
the Government, viz: that as en-
ployers of labor they exercise great
influence, will apply with equal
force to bank presidents and plan
tation managers. Indeed it would
apply to them with much greater
force, for while the plantation man
ager can sit in the Legislature side
by side with his own employees,
the unsalaried Government officer
cannot do that.
In order to satisfy, therefore, the
scruples which Mr.. Carter and
others feel on this subject, we
recommend to these gentlemen, as
the only safe and sure expedient,
the passage of an amendment ex-
from the Legislature all
persons who possess any influence
whatever. If any person supposed
to be harmless, develops any infu-
ence after becoming a member, let
|, ~ ho av~olloI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
80
T~ne g, 1894.

The absence of the 'Maui
mule" at this seasons races
should not deter people from
visiting the race track on Mon
day, there are enough events
to satisfy everyone and give
people opportunities to place
their money. The road to the
park has been put in first-class
order by the road supervisor
and his aids and everything
will be in shape for glorious
holiday.
The Clauss Bread Knife sold
by us is acknowledged to be
the best bread knife made; it
will last longer than an ordi-
nary knife for cutting bread
because it cannot be used for
anything else. One set of three
knives goes to you for a dollar;
you wouldn't part with them
for $40 if you could not re-
place them.
If you believe the "ads."
you read, the Grand Rapids
Carpet Sweeper is the best
manufactured; we know from
experience that the lads"
are correct. We've sold a
great many of these sweepers
to people who have polished
floors in their houses and who
don't care to getdown on their
"hunkers" and shove a dust
brush. The price is the same
all over. ours is a little less.
The season for using Hen
dry's Ready Mixed Paints is
here and so are the paints. We
have a complete stock of de-
sirable colors for inside and
outside work. Color cards
furnished upon application.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
Fort STREET. HoHoLULU.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

The Convention has completed
the second reading of the Constitu-
ton, and the Revision Committee
now has the document in hand.
In the meanwhile the Convention
adjourns over until Saturday, when
the revised version will be before
it for the third reading. This will
probably not occupy more than a
single day, at the most, as it has
been decided to admit no amend
ments, beyond those which may be
regarded as necessary corrections.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

Ok motion of Delegate Robert
son the Convention has reduced
the first term of Senators so that it
shall expire in 1899 instead Of
1901. This was in our opinion the
most important change required to
be made in the draft of the Consli-
tuition, and it is gratifying to find
that Mr.. Robertson's motion re-
ceived the almost unanimous sup
port Of the Convention.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

II would be good thing to close
the saloons on the Fourth of July.
The friends of the Government at
least, and all good Americans will
need no artificial enthusiasm, and it
will not hurt the royalists to cut
them off from their customary cour-
age for one brief day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

THE battle on Article Z of the
Constitution is over, and the Con-
vention has decided by a vote of
IS to II, to cut off the Government
from appeal in criminal cases.
This is the third vote on this ques-
ton, and it is probably the last.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

Norway is to adopt uniform time
for the whole of that country from
Jan. 1 next. The mean time will be
that at the meridian fifteen degrees
east Of Greenwich. At present near
ly every locality in Norway has its
own local time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29

RELIGIOUS societies will continue
for the present to enjoy exemption
from taxation. The Carter amend
ment, putting them on the same
basis as other property owners,
has been consigned to the Conven-
ton table.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Second Reading Of the Draft Fin
ished Yesterday Afternoon.
TweDfy-frst Day.
THURSDAY. June IS, 1891.

THURSDAY, June IS, 1891.
The Convention was called to order
at 1000 a. m. President Dole in the
chair. Prayer and roll call. Min
utes read and approved.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

pewnego xnajomego szukac meta; INA
lazfa 60 tet Pc pewnym ezasie " gestwi-
ME, leoz juf msrtwego. w blitkosoitegof
miejsea ~znaleziono 2 kawaiki papieru Z
rozdartem nazwiskiem Tiedemaun. W
ten sPos6b pablo zaraz podejrzenie ma
dziertawoe Tiedemsnns. Tente utyi
do sieOie ~adrssowauej koperty W oelu
1robienia naboju i prrez to sic sam
zdradzii. Ma mocy tego odkrycia
zostal Tie emsnn nastepnego dnia t. j.
% Padziernika aresstowany. Poczst-
kowo zaprzeozai wszystkiemu; p6zuiej
zss opowiadai, Ae wys.edl wtenozas "
towarzystwie ~Nawrockiego M kiusow.
nfotwo, zastrzelii iednego z.is,., a gdy
miai do drugiego wystrzelic, zostal |.
tyiu "a kolnierI przez lesniczego
Denscha pochwyoonym i tsnae mu chial
broh odebra6. Tiedemann udal sic z
Poozatku " pokore Dsnscha, steby 60
wolno puscil ME dsnuncyowal, lecz
tente ma to ME zwaaai, tylko chcial mu
broh konieoznie odebra6. NatencEas
przyszio pomiedsy obudwoma do b6jki,
Prxyczem brot miaia pusci6 i lesniczy
zostal imiertelnie rsniony. Gdy mu
rarzucono OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tsgo
o~powiadauia, zaoIsi znowa ~inaczej kre
old oswiadczyi te wysredi rszem z
Nswrockim do boru, lecx r~oziaczyli sic
Po Pewnym crasie. w chwili, gdy To-
stsf Pr1ez d snscha pochwycOnym, pa
dly narar diva strza,y, kt6re mial Ma.
wrocki wymierzyc i " tej.e chwili
~lesniczy padi trupem. Potsm zabrsli
Obsj zwsoki i zaniesli je W gsste zarosla
gdzie ter znalezione zostaly. zsbtsss
zajaca. torbe strzelecka i wssystks6
inne przybory zagrzebali W zienf saix
Pokrycia tel sprswy i ~nsstepnie rdaii
sic do Tiedemanna sksd sic 0 10 rAno
rozlaczyli. Tamas mieli sic uu6sic,
Re W razie wykrycia 1brodni Tiedsnand
wezmie caia sprswe ma siebie, afsby
obsj ME byli karani. Nawrocki nisl
TiedemannowI "a to cfiarowae 1000 "a.
Nawrocki przeciwnre w~szystkiemu sta
nowczo Iaprzscza ! powiads, .e jet =
sprswis zupeiais niewinny. zatsn
zdsnis obu oskartonyoh So osakish
Przeciw, dopiero swiadkowie ~
czoznawcy sprawe r~oztrzygnac mega
Sprawl ne kilka dni odio.ona zostsla.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

zwiazans reeznIkiem. Twarz jej byls
~sine-czerwons. Wskutek tych poszlAl
roz~inieto energiexne sledztwo. Okla.
zaso sic, 10 p. W. Czsrpeoka byls cork,
byf. marsaaika szlaohty posisdala oil,
br1ymi maistek, obliozony M kilka,
wedfug innych, ma kilkanascie milion6w
rubli przechowauych " got6woe " ban.
ku pahstws, nadto Obscene dobra " gu
bsrni podolskiej, skiady sboaowe " o
dessie mnostwo brylsnt6w, kt6ryoh
wartesc oszaoowsns jest mniej wiecej
M 100000 rubli. Krs.a pogioski, ae
zmaria kr6tko Pr.ed fmierois otrzymaia
nsdte 9 milionow spadku. Cd T. 1891 t.
]. cd smierci brata. Stef.ns, kt6rego -
zdaje sic - jedynie bsrd,o kochala,
ayla osamotuions i zwolna rozwinslo
'ie u niej chorobliwie skepstwo. Miala
~jeszcze prey sobie dame do towarzy-
stwa, ale gdy zaczsfa nieustaunie zmnier
szac jej PensyS owa dana opuscils u,
q P. Gar. tszymaia odtsd jedynie ns
usiugach PREY sobie stsrego lokaja, Mo-
skals, nazwiskiem Michai Nsumow.
wiosciauin Z guberni tulskiej, kt6ry "
og6ls sfutyi jua u nisj lat 8. - Opr6,z
brylantow zmaris xbieraia ~Lskrzetnie
r.adkiej wielkosoi perfy, drogie kamie-
ME, piskne obrazy, ssrwisy, nawet 10.
sztowne staroswieckie msble i do tel to
keiekcyi zmusrona byis zajmowa6 owe
9 ~Pokoj6w "a $500 rs. rocznie. Policya,
dokonswszy sledzt~a, o~pieczetowala
wszystkie Pokoie, q podejrzanego o
morderstwo M ,S;awskiego lokaja are.
Iszsowaia. Prryzna, sic o~statecznie
DO nordu, ale zsprzeczs}, ably go opei
INV celu rabunku. Czarnecka pozosta-
Fa&a " blizszych stosunkach tylko z
|Peais Mees, wdows pc radzcy stanu, a
|nsdto bywali u niej niekiedy he. IIh,ki
4 Palkownik Bujnioki, kt6rego N.u-
NOV posadtai o zamisr aenienia sic z
b. c~zsrneoks. To te., gdy pulkownik
|vyiechai "a granics, Nsumow W jego
|r~ieobecncs,i dopusoii sic mordsrstws, q
sssam oPowiada, popeinii je W chwili
uniesienia Z powodu niestusznego "a
~rzuosnis mu kradziety. Brio to duis
Al b. m W Poniedziaisk, o god1. 4 pc
pomdniu, gdy p. Clarnecks zsgroziis
|Nsumowi, i. poile Pc polieys, wtsdy u
derry j. Pisscis W glove, powsIii n.
sisnie i nsstePnie udusii, rano zas u.
|vieaoma stsots, ae Pani jego maggie u
marks-- Spadkobiercami zamordowa.
nd = Pafstwo Mosakowssy Podols
|sesFiskiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

dzisci maoochS ola tego mat energi-
ozuie Z nis PostepowaL Niegodziwa
kobieta postsnowiia sic " tan spos6b
zemfcic, 70 powEieta .amiar otruoia TO-
clio ~letnisj pasierbicy, kt6rs ojoiec bar
dzo kochai. Byso to posiusIne, grze-
oIne | piekne dzieoko. Nix iorfowa DO
staraia sic o truoirne, kt6r, W leslie daaa
z winem wyPic die wozynoe. = potem
powiedziala do lekar.a, 70 dziecko ia
do zapewne isdowite jsgody, gdya do
kuozajs mu wewnetrzne bolesci. LIE
karz zapisai lekarstwo, kt6rs zbrc duiar
IA wylala " ~wodocisg, zamisst d.e
dziecku. Leksrz zspisai rsz drugi, q
maoooha rnowu wylais, . dziewczy nee
dais sucizny. Nieszczssliwe dziecko
skonalo " okropnych bolesciaoh. Stalo
sic to 1889 roku. P6zuiej osadzono
osadsone Nix1orfowa IA namows do
kr1ywsPrzysieztwa " ~wis1isniu, gdzie
" zessiym roku,sama sic oskar.yfs, ie
otruia:: Ia'ierbice. Wykopsuo zwloki
drieoks, " ktoryoh znslszla sic istctaie
trucisna- Zbrodniarke skazai sad przy-
siegiych pred kilku dni.mi M kare
fmierci,
Czesto.. zawierajs Sc bardzo lekko.
myslnie zwiazki msitehskie. Obied vie
strony, jeteli sic malo zuajs, powinny
sic postarae o d~okladns .nsjomos6 pre-.
s1iosoi tel osoby, kt6rs Chez zaslubi6.
zbrodnisrz, lub zbrodniarka tylko "
wyjstk'~ych razach speinis6 bsdzis
foisle tsudne obowiszki ~mai.sfskie.
hiodzi ma to ME zwataja ale swietym
Jest obowiaskiem rodzic6w opiekun6w
ma podobne sprawy zw6cie bsozns uwa.
&c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

Lwowskie Kcio litsracko artystyesns
W uzupe,aisniu wy IL
4apada 1893 roku many zaszcryt =
trosi6 ~WsIystkich prscownik6v pi6Ep
ma sjszd literat6wi d1iennikarzy spol-
sAieh, ktory odbedsie sic We L sowiiN
dniach l8 do % lipoa b. +. Prawo
idiaau W zjez lie ma kaady, aajmujicr
ne sprawami literstury, dziennikarstws,
! Of wiaty. Karta udzialu wynosi 5 skr,
Kobiety, nieliteratki, wprowadzone
przeI clionkow zjazdu, psscs 2 zir.
Qzfonkowie zjszdu otrzymujs Panic
|tnik zjaIdu, obejuujsoej W jednej kSis
Fzce referaty, a W drugiej spr.wozdapta
ziszdu. Opiaty nslety nsdestae ns rsse'
1iceprezess KCll ltterscko a~rtystyczne
go, A. skotuickiego. Kszdy z prsyby.
wsiscych do Lwows ls / 10 lipcs ots1s
ma " biurrs kwsterunkowem zjaxdu,,
ma giownym dworcu kolei we Lwovje,
= W nastep lych duisoh W Kole litsra |,
'sko-srty.tyczuen (gusnh t~estr.lnyl
karts wstspu. upowaanisjaoa go do
wziscis udziaiu W zjez Lie, ksrts ma
ssmowione pomisszksnie 1 szczegoiewy.
program przyiecis i obrsd zjszdu. Misf
|szkanis mozus zimawia6 wczesoiei a.
wisdsmiajsc sekretsrzs Kois litsrscko.
srtystycznego, " jskiej Genie ma bye
mieszksuie i ma lie osob. Ksrty udzia.
lowe ! ksrty ma zsm6wione mieszksall
mogs bye ia aadsnie poczts wysslxns.
o zniaenisch ceny biletow kolejowysk
|Podsdss pisma blisszs szczego.y. KnS
|pujscy bilety mogs sic poiOformows6 y
sassch ~kolejowych. Pred rozpoczeoisss
sjszdu, j. wieczorem 1890 lipcs b. =,
odbsdzie sic przyjecie uczestnikov y
Kole literscko srtystycznem " cid
wzsjemnego poznsnis sic.
Wszelkieh i~Dfsrmsoyi udIiels Kolp
Observation-Disclosures we Lwowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
ROzmaitOSci:

ZTd Nehsmissz Tischmauu. udajscy
|ksisdsa kstolickiego, rostal sresztowa.
ny v Tsewirze. Pisalismy ius o tym
|tydsie, kt6ry wystspowal jake kspisn
kstolicki W Toruniu, " Piekaraoh,
|B~srliuie, Kolonii, Koblenoyi Trewirze
/ " innych misstach. Wobec ewauge-
lickich ps.tor5w twierdzil, ze ME mogsc
|pisle jarzms KosciCis katolickiego,
fssSsedi do protsstantyzmu. Zarabiai
On v ten sPos6b CRUDE pienisdze, dla
|tPgo pszez kilks lat pedzii swobodne
kycss. Me siyszelisny dotad, ably kt6ry
Futohk przyjsl ola zysku aydowska re-
|iigisss tam nniej siyszelismy, ably uds.
wat rsbinI.
- Berczelnos6 zebrsks. w saskiem
|nisieie Misnii (Meissen) przyszedi je
5000 desc silny zebrsk ma czwsrto
|Pieteo, ably prosic o jsimutne. Kobiers
niszbyt miods dsia mu fsnyg. Z,brsk
|Rieviele sic nsmyslsjso rzucii jej W
|twrs monets, m owisc, ,,Corsz gorzej
M tym s~.iecie, CEy ty, stare pubic,
|myslisE, re ia sic bede skrsbsl ma czwsr
= pistro, ably dostsc taxa bsgstslksH
|Nsimniej trojsk mi sic nalety. Co to
|bsdzis, 90 to bsdzie, jeteli sic powaasis
|VpoSciwemu cziowiekowi pods6 nsdzny
|fPntgf Pc tych s2owsch trzasnsi
|6swiami / odszedi.
- dwsgs kotev. w pewnej Prus
Wsehodnich bswiiy sic male dzieci
|przy sytuiem polu " towsrzystwie
kcse~. Nsgle zia villa sic wielks .mijs
trf cbok dzieci. Koty, iskoby prseczu-
|ssisc, te dsieciom grozi niebezpie-
|ozsistwo, stsneiy do WALK. Zmijs po-
duiosis ieb do cory ! syczsis, ale ME
zscsspiis przeciwnikow Koty tax dlu-
SO nispoisy tmijs, dopoki ME nsdeszli
|isdzis, ktorzy j. zsbili.
PrEestrogs Ola tyoh, kt6rzy cbes
Eetrsee sluby msizehskie. Robotnik
nizdorf SchsIlJtenburgu pod Bsrli.
30 utracil Zone, q ze misi piecioro
t1>eb przeto ozenii sic rsI wtory. o,o.
nora wybrsi, popesnisls rotne zbro-
|dnie, 20 ktore byis ksrsns " wiszieniu
! euchthsuzem, o czem N dorf MIC ME
~iedzisi, gdya W przeciwnym rsrie byi-
by sic Z ME ME .enii. u iona bardzo zle
gospodsrowsis ! byis niedobrs ola
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
Morderstwo w Petepsbursr

Obywstelks Z CUB. podolskiej, Wihto-
rys Czsrnecks, parma lat So msjsos,
zsmieszksis cd d~swniejszego czssp y
stolicy Rosy PREY nj. Fontsnks NE IS
gdsie zsjmowsss 9 pokoiow. Dnis ~
b m. o god1. 3 z rama policys "a via1o.
pions zostsia o nsgsej smierci p. 0sss
neckiej,s niebswem zuslsz,sry -
jej mieszksniu, skonststowsis ma szyi
zpnriej SHADY podrspsnis, q ma Skroni
kfvsws plane. Zmsris ~znsleriono "
pokeju sypislnym, leascs ns vznsk ma
iozku, Z giows nsprzod pochylens
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

Dziewczeta p pGa9.,s I sl.:, d S;..
sca ufsmilh snsrykahskich jako sfuzscs.
z Kuropy moge dse misjscs saras Pad
= SAWICKA. streozsgks. All Root Ser.
blffko Prince Ave. Chicago. III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
DR. W1ad. Statkiewicz.

Lekarz re starego kraju
z dfugoletnia praktyks PREY szp-rslsch
jak " Europe, tax Ameryoe, spe, ali
sta chor6b ~kobiecych | dziecinnycb. le-
cry z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
by zastarzaie, jsk to: dusznosc, rsums-
tyzm, choroby gardfs, pier.i, zolsdka;
81 giowy, ocz, noss, uszu, febiy skro-
mfy, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 sk6rzt ; choro-
oby maciczne, zboozenis reguIarnoioi
blade oplswy, krwotoki, Giep'odnoi6
bolesci popologowe l t p. dcIegliwoiei
kobiece ! wogole wszelkie oh, roby NET
czyzn, kobiet | dzieci - leczy predkoi
skutecznie.
Leksrstwa % p~rzyrzadzane " mojeu
lsboratoryum, pod ~wyiscznym mym do
zorem.
Do dokisdnie 70 lie moznoici oxytsl-
nie) opissnego twego oierpienis . wy
~mienienism nZsody" dolaoz2 cent. zn.-
GEEK pocztowy, a odwrotns poczts od-
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DR.. ". StatItie.oics,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

DR.. w. StatJtiesCics,
954 Joliet str. Ia SALE, ILL.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-29
WHERE ALABAMA STANDS.

Louder and louder rises the voice of the people, proclaiming loyalty to Grover Cleveland in his fight for tariff reform. In 1892 they rallied round him because he stood for lower taxes, the snatching of the rich mans hand from the poor mants pocket, where it had filched so long under false pretense of friendship. They are rallying around him yet, applauding. The Senate shall not cheat the people if they and their great leader can help it. a
 So the contest goes on. The Chicago platform, that magnificent popular upris- ing of 1892, the immediate representatives of the people, the people themselves and their grand leader on one side, a dazed and stupef ed Senate on the other. Which shall win? Shall the star of tariff reform go down? Shall the great President of the United States be foiled in his benefic ent purposes by Arthur P. German? Shall the people. having voted to be free, cover yet awhile and suffer, bound to the chariot wheels of the trusts7
 If the pledges made at Chicago, if the cause for which we have all labored so long, and which we did verify win, must sink into the dust aud be buried at the Seuate's feet, let no Alabamiau be a party to the burial. Twice has the battle been fought before the Democrats of Alabama Cleveland or anti Cleveland7 Both times they declared for Cleveland. They are for him and with him yet.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-29
NO BLACK LIST.

The Commercial Club committee, from its report, evidently mistook what the rail- road strikers and their friends are driving at. The men who struck don't ask that any man be discharged to give them their places back. They simply ask that they be taken off the black list, so that they can stand on their merits for vacancies as they occur, and so that if they go elsewhere to seek employment they can get it without prejudice. Their petition, so far as the rank and file are concerned, is just. Boy- colts are un-American. These men ought not to be barred. The circumstances do not justify it.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-29
WHAT A SPECTACLE!

This is a "give and take'' campaign, 1, fairly good humored up to date. We blame no mau for striking back when hit, and as hard as be pleases. But what sort of a spectacle was that presented at the Wig wam yesterday2
 The Kob party announced a grand rally of it's forces. It was to embrace the iutel- ligence and strength of the party, and the speakers were it's shining lights. Yet, after all the parade, the speeches of it's most exalted leaders and most eminent statesmen were mainly a mere impotent outcry and tirade against the newspapers. That isn't the character of speeches, the sort of discussion, the tone which sensible people have right to expect from men seeking the trust of admin istering the gov ernment of a great State.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-29
pgERE AND HERE

The situation of affairs in the mineral re- zion of Alabama is really not bad when compared with the mining districts of loving people down here and excitable, withal. For instance, in the coke regions of Pennsylvania we are told that the stEik- CTS arc arming in large bodies and are or ganizing and drilling. They are marching and counter marching, creating great com motion and intimidating the people. The Governor has been communicated with and announced to the sheriff his readiness to send troops. The account concludes:
 Sheriff Wilhelm has taken steps to put an immediate stop to all such armed demonstra- tions as being highly menacing to the public peace and safety. He will arm large bodies of deputies and disarm the strikers who are now terrorizing the neighborhood.
 That strikes us as sensible proceeding and remedy. Under the Governors proc- lamation and the law, men are forbidden to bear arms in groups. It is perfectly competent legal proceeding to disarm these groups or crowds or assem plies.
 But what we wish to emphasize is the fact that the situation here is abnormal and peculiar in the South, occurring only once in life time, and therefore creates abnor- nal alarm and uneasiness. In the older mining regions similar situations are ex- ceedingly common. They blow over and prosperity proceeds on it's way. So this predcament here will disappear and the sun of prosperity will shine with great splendor, fG4