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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-21
RAIL WAY TIME GARD

Asrivs ana Departure or ral alta
NJ q, 1881 EXPLANATION fESu
MARKS; spsiiy; fSanday o Mon
day excepted; saturday exec pda
only; fSatariay only. Eastern "a
which is enc hour earlier than Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
A GREAT REPUTATION.


No physician has eve- we. gained the
reputation sha. Dr. n.yrsn has obtained
throaghout she Northwest hy his uon3er-
fal cures. We are constantly rec-svlns
testimonials which SPEAK highly Of his
skill As al example xe sezecs the fo&-
lowing:
Mr.. Edisor-Ssr. l have been under DR..
Darrin's electric treatment for liver and
kidney complaint szd various oshe-
troubles. lad become verr feshv aa1
was reduced eighteen rounds. In near y
a! -esnecss | am cared. Refer 20 rse 81
Freepc-f. Wash. l. Z. SMITH.
DR.. D2--sn cares permanent al Dis
eases Of The seaiso-urinary organs. II
either sex, srca as Loss Of Manhood.
Syphilis, Slses, GonorrheEs. Structure.
Spermssorvhoes, Seminal weakness and
Loss Of Sexual Power In man o. woman.
and sucSessf2 ~ treats al peculiar Female
Troubles. Leleo-rhaes- d placements. etc.
tie makes q specially 81 a. d diseases o;
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. cafarra and
Deafness. vel IS AGATE, Carorlc sad
Nervous Diseases OF whatever nature, il
cEranae No cases taken II not.
Dr.. nar-1a can he consulted free q;
Hotel stevens, corner Front ard Marion
streets. Seattle. WAsh- othEe hours, - l.
IA. 10 =. III daily. Sundays. ii q. ~ 20
y n. Charges fow and reasonable a.
coritag IN circumstances and ability &c
ray. Most cases can De treated a. home
after one visit 70 the doctors of5ce. CIR
easars and question blanks sens tree. In
cuirses Answered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

II want 10 liz. mp my vo.eess writes
jadge w. II. Hammond 20 the Atlanta.
Ga, Iowraai. aud enter tny protest against
the c8arnor ths; 10 being raised and the
pse5aaies thai Is being ENGINEERED by oar
public men and newspapers against whas
;hsy are Pleased 10 terra the raon.y ross-
Of tie East" He says that ihss feeling
peEsadss the South and West. and has
already reached such y pass that ~no pub
lie fnaa can afford TO show his head
Ia ths souih anIsss be rnshes fer
v<d with rrecspitafe haste and de-
sares his everlasting and andyinS OPP
position 10 sAs money power of the
last" He proceeds ~ declare his coa-
sictsea that mo more iatal mistake was
ever fnaae By people. and that TO persist
. N IL Will cniy bring disaster upon oar
own heads" badge Hammond rronoanees
the preinaiess OF TIE Southern people
against sas East both Enjassiaaele and ill.,
advised The East has tie capital Of the
eeuatrv, ard the soash needs this capital
The -nly reAsoa NossAsrn capital does
/ not asw soaia mere freely Is lack Of
! ooaaaenee. and this will only he agra
sss~a by the growing spsril Of luminosity.
/ lie proceeds:
1T - ret fair 20 cali Eastern eavlssli.t.
/ money sharks. Their dealings aith the
/ people 81 the ~oath have not proven them
/ &c - sgeh- They 30 not exact h8xA rates
I Of interest, bBs are satisfied 9th VERY low
/ ard reasonable retErns They xant good
security and viii not lead or inxess vita
/ cat IL if they know ~ Bat iheir exp~-
/ rAsuee ~ita certain classes Of car yssorie
/ has taught them shss they must not fe
| too c0Aa4laE. and wasa they keen their
| money a. home we fail 30 abassng thera
/ ard cal them bard names"
The Fssrvssal Endorses Iadee Hammond.
/ position. saa declares as hsiisf thai aha
| asEnsgogues in politics and journalism
wao make angry dsaanesas:on Of another
| section Of our common country their stock
IN trade underestimate the intelligence q.
the southern people"
All this !, true, an1 81 is jas; a. spnli,
cable 70 she anieye.ope3 states OF the Ia,
! esAc coast IS Is j. 10 the south.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

We1l4 IL S1ecA4a In seattle asA Re-
qairs Lsssls Capital
sKArrIE. Ar-si 10. 1874
To TEE Epfrox. can heartily coacar
n What Mr.. z N. Nils says In rour is-
sue @: Monday last. Oh f-nis cxnains.
There = Ea1ocssedsy spaeztic chance
for the x2ecess Of f-sls cAazerv IN tsss
vicinity. and ~ far ~ one can learn, is
zozad nas regli-s ssy Large a7ouns 81
capital 30 begin ca
Suitable Eoo- space eaa be fonat .:
sEz2l rent aad well locsses. and what Is
needed sAen - capital enough 20 aay Tia
FRAT and the cans and % pay for ia5o--
There are slEnes xasn fruit Is alraast xisen
away. The las; zxo seasons gsyzEg arm PIE
proof Of this. aai Is seems patty that IL
shoala ros be used n profitable var
when the plan 10 20 fao.caghly feasible
For cana. Seattle has the advantage o. as
hns cxa mandatory IS - 10 be found
CT sAe Coast IAAor can lie had 8: prices
that reduce sais element cf sne hussnsss 20
q minimum So far As location 10 con-
cerned l should ssy Seattle IS eraansasiy
vel situated. ard soo-s. o. later such N
scterrrsse 10 bc1nd &C be started. With
everything II lis .sser il Is easy 80 p-eiie.
success. and all xoas6 welcome another
good sadassry IN oSr city.
lie. these who are interested IN he "a ~
ter &c; fogeshs. and see L something can
not be doae this s@asoa- +.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

Charley Mitchell was bora ~ RirEing-
ham. England, November -. is5i-
l. l., Sea;,le-Tae silver in the dol
lar asa On April worth . little mere
ihaa As cents
Subscriber, SEATTLE - The Crsasci<
weekly, Ia the oaiy paper puh4asEsd q.
Santa Paula. Ca.
TIE lsw passed by congress exenpsing
mining CANA from assessment work re-
lated cuiy 10 1874 TIE xorx Eaass be per-
formed iass year.
If Cool Friday Is the anniversary Of
the crGcia xaon Of Jesus Christ way does
il nos come On the same date every year
WAY Is she letter 80" not sounded In the
word koart 2 P"-Good Friday il net
tie anniversary Of tie crncihxlnn Of Jesus
Chrsss. Easter was an Anxio-Saxon fess.-
vsl 30 celebrate tae resurrection o. the
earth from the solae Of winter. TAe Cath
casc church adapted the festival 80 Bible
sso-y. The oAd pagan festival Of the res
direction Of tue earth began With The
first faLi moon after the veEnal equinox.
and she Christian celebration Of the rssur-
rresson Of the savior taxes place on tie
Sunday which Immediately follows the
fall moon thai happens apoa or nsxs after
the day Of the equinox The silence 81
s'h" in hour" IS probably due 20 the faes
that The x0ra was TAKEN from the IAN
gaage OF The French. wno drop ina n. ="
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16


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wx~s "a ~. go 80 80 4. rsxe .ns
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go -. -. -. - $3.50. a. ia.
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49, ..se-~~~ 49,. .xasna~-. ~sa r~-~
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Tezsa fN< PRE- a~x Tv&eM And 70
v,r.~.x~.s1~ s.zx ~~-.s ,~s.s.e~ f~urn
Var sre g.6,-ssa "a ,.ess, ali .nssr -s-acy
ga r..~.gax.h~<.
NJ ys~as mn. ga s-..ss@~r ~nauxa -
- .r.s nj nx.sa-.r &. Aasnne never er-
~--ss.ss Az .s.~- IN. x.gf ~ "a Twees
rsnw. a~xns xs~.-u.s~a a.. -sn vAa~~
-. Of asxxs ~tsse. -. of ,h~ ..r,s so-t
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.-~.karv ~ p.fs. fss.x.x He s.s4
ssTss~vyx s,Ysousgx .nu.G-~a after An
n.stta s~xa~& 49, 49,. s.v.h L. ..e.s !"
NJ pa l5x.a - 10 =. x~.-. az ~. bus
ta.-. {. a. srA@xn~.s.,. ssa. ca ~,
.~z.~h~.- 49, 81. a.x vs~n ~ sas
..,~.y<r,g Tr..v~.ws, ..-.~rx.- r.x.s~ !. s~-
r.s. se.- sss,,~.. .n~- "a e.s~ns ts.s- .-o--
.s... s-..ss.g.~a..o s ry.<
.rs s.1,,as 90. !. ,ssss~ng. xo- .h.-n =.
r.e.-,sr-e "a. s.u.a.x ~hsea .ss. v,-~rs,..
- 80 $1,000 . ~n.s.. 80
.xs,,s,.-~ IS 80.
~.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
A CHARMING WOMAN.
She Has stud ed American and Euro
p~An Ladies' Very Carefully. and
Tells Sast What She rhiaks About
TMgFo.

81 hsve Observed ~ezaas very cArsFaly
Ii wAs g ssesa&'eF af = 3%assax Iasses Sfas vAo
SsoGe. Co.'S aasas Sc sad
cave sasn E8-lksa ~vn1sa AID ~ozasa from
To- ccaFsnsns uzer 81 csrUu Instances and 30
I aassSssAse tasFa- ! ssv. saserye9 American
weeaen WBder every ceazFsses aad an Are so
zes@par~ th~ ssFry 30 say t'ass A g2sTs-
sac VINES as got - s5sas 6 anS ass2s5s as sAs
- ps@eF ceH trs-s EesF are weak a~il-
e&ae aa& a7Na especially q tAls tina 81 the
yesE Am2 Esss : ucs 4as ~s-ss o. - a9ezscaa
~oSasz ase2 nas s~ II Is s@1seas@ fe saFso@v
snSt sea xN Es-acxA ia5s sess91 s1aoozs
ssssssAsss see nSeix q fszse4 50 a2sAaI soszse-
EstzS tAS1 MI make her eeIapa*xsSa soe6 neg
ege> eFzS@E asd s@x Asa2ta pessseL A2ss ~aas
= ~ 10 thks 5ec&ass was oace n xFesty rcs
ScSa Eats rsesesf AT | sezH1 t1As careful xrs
caassaGoas ss@ ef @szaFg's Pure NAL " a4sxsy al
w2zses~ - Gas / asa = zrsa aaversss - EeEaser-
ans. sH42 1@st@v# a@Asfy every ~SEssa S2szAG -
Es&ee As@. her. sagper ssh rsars asEfScasvs u sas
u ~ sAsas coarse sass Asg@
fhes~ Ars good easzzsnze-sss-e 80 IS ~ns~a every
tss'y Aaegg - ssv ssssSs Is s&0al9 os rvgnezs
s~re2 a0Sswer. tass TsasFe kase MAJ . Pc s@Sy
~sssSsS ~hssa psea21s sAsse r~sa1FA -
sss$1SET = u Axsys 60 "a es1fAzn To- aSakssf IS
Essnss&ry So tae ga-gsav@ IRssK, rse+eseFe. sgsa
yC1r 1~aEEsxf ~ zEocst xsxfas x@a sssss waAs yss
r@s e s@4 sz1sf 70 s4reGzsssae&s Sa<~ ssy
@ G@s
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john or roUka.

5oAz OIL Tourx 10 hscs VIA nsars
bszs Se con<s aezze ID So ease
.-ssos1- -aorrsw, nesAs-~ .~seos -=orrcv. ssa.
foas wills As~ s<s-1s xSz . a1-.as a2s
40 so.. =sssss. GO before.
Azxs ne . tee apes Tie 1ear:
yerT scw rs=r soes Eus: sass
7 -. rY vile lea. nos a. all"
"a Il nex-~. -. rns1nIxat soz1.
@aAz nz Tears gave Up 1Ax s1aL
.Tsa ne ao.. my ssesas,. NJ sea..
" Azs's Tia crying ssss l Asaz&
.Dsara.e- ira tie esis1.s- vase.
Crytsg VIE Their saeth saas Esas-~
Tel me, though, nv aaosser. TT dean.
Watts tie xnoexlGg s2Gs ] 2eA-s
~DxrrA.ey. ne tae csryea.s.
Messing sAaaks ss.oa tie slalr."
.sTsl1 zas. Too. sny ncsasr. my aea..
sxss tie ss1s.SS sAAs Assss
sDaarhss-. rs sse priests IL ro~s
G1sag rog21 About cur a9gse
~Tssl re. ,hsn. rnr mother. ry ees.,
maats Iss areas saas sAoaac wSAzf'
@panxht@-. xsy reas o. slaes.
E1s lie hack "a rsoss "a 4se.
.Ssr. ez: .ay. ny mother. KY 9ear,
sy do yo2 al weeping Esrss
-Oss tbs truth rzzss Be sxsa,-
lie thai 5oea Of Tsgrs 10 ess1s
~NcsAe-. let the SEXTON knew
TEas IA@ Srsve must be fo< 80.
Ave. a-G still havs roam 20 scare,
Per yeG must seaE lie BABY there
d q KesN1
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rzzs xEI ssss se xsxsgaee - sass
6Esr- TIE kaae<~. y sssse- sap ct the
ssE42 sEo1A~- sro1x-sssaGzaa f-ann sA~ zxwy-
IL - nsssssa<. ~v<z. sAas sk@ Eax-aes.aa. =
sss rsrserse1 e-E ser q $50 no-s .n@
ssss A1-s~ Fexsr. es-yaar eaxAt x-.s-
mxy - sassz - sA~ S~<l A61 Ene -rvs-
nrs es.s<rs E<sr. Rzsh and CS~xsn, snay
sars-1axr vAeA s~a11rg gsas-rz 1zEv. AID t@e
6s4 ecEr4ssso1 ss<arns- ASaas-1as, xrt
sse total. erez rsghoe-s sAs CA4ssxsszns
szows h0w Izrre ASH ee5rs@-. . raxras 1ees
eur xo~<ran~ns rEE assemble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

The rrA&se 10 ksrssy vsszsd so< V rss
s1y nsonsy 10 PARTIES seSrsssassns 70 -
srrsss Il Che Seattle Posr-IsrxztssEscfA
exe~yx tse SoEs1ssag sAo ARE fns csay
susfo~ssst fssvssang aT~nss ct TIE fcsT-
fx-rxlasrxrrx -sr: J. A. MeCssskAn. l.
4. usvses, and .. ]. Havls~. zsss ssa sS
esris q resident axrnss Of saAs sas'~s WIS
srs lo<s.se Ia vsrscss ess@ss aDa tswss d
he yastewsss. nor TO po~fnss-srs wa
ere In IL cases aziao~srss 70 taxs sas1srs1 ,
tcrs for the Daasy, ssa1ay sna Wssxly
Pcs4-.yrr- tfsKscEx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

TIE Bsrtng sea feet. On tas pSst ct khe
rulsei States, viii include TIE NcaicAn
aa3 shs Yorktown. The lesssagB's sister
ships. ;ae Cencori and Bennington. are
a,sa ~sseetes :oF sAss work. The fefasy
all g. aaSte fraza Chinese waters, where
SIC acw =. whsle the latter has reached
NaipAFaiso on aer say IL san Fraacssso,
hsvsag oSen reeA Siea from tie European
siasioa seq th.s gaSpase Tae ganaaAs
fe'Eel : @'so 4 contribution fresn TIE
Assai&e slsooa. Tie Adams. wcss>ieE,
vessel q l.fss taas Aa& SIX saas, xaa
- ta@ 81 sisSA Nav !. and she Aces
49, liza sssis g. A,J-3 ssas and Ga4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

Assy g~os5e express ~ s14z@<-e-es
ab<2s fAs rrnr1ss9 szcCzzs sax, saSaksag
that tie s460e iszss forsver frees shsz
trosn rs eszsSae-t The- III Sssuove- sA@ar
rzzs-&kee howeve-. wnez sAe- sassaEs -
TIE aoc&l hsnkz are sxxs1 peg es5t &C tAe
sid rzoaey- Lenders impose q. n1dsrsozsA n
rss< Ct q ere.s ass increase Of rsats. IN o.
Ger 20 sn&ke Themselves noas % the direct
tax vAssA they Vii - e5sS<s2 - PSF
TAls Vas rosn.-s est ~ Bc1-Ke Coek-aa
{. . sr~~cs IN zAe hccse against 1ae sn-
come ssx. bat nevertheless ne vases f5w tie
sar.1 hiI4. ia-orne rax xna az.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

Er-Gov- Hosdsr. Of Oaso. pits himself
On rsecr3 Il sG1sasb<1 interview - so&-
fozs- Il SIT Democrat stu. bat wn&a
So The Southern EyzEsSsers in congress
tr~s2x 70 rain tie cozaf-v, - th<y did IN
ISL, il II AR woc4er TIA. oae gets srn-
rs&sseats II 81 election we're 80 szke place
samarrcx sae Democrats wogldn's carry =
Northern township. and fear tie rex.
ho1se 10 Already lost" Like e1-Mayor
Hewitt. Of Ss~ YORK, NJ. Hos1lv Is &C.
ginning 20 &c. the bearings 81 fAirga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

TIE E@ssx--A-ze-sraz treaty, whscA sas
rsenta 81 n ssasaEEaEa City and 81 Pese-s-
barr. YRS greatly feared by oer Jsrzsa-
R1ss.sa izEix-snss. Who h<gser~1 faas
May Of their nznk>- woSli ae arrested
sss taxea hsex 20 Ezsssa E11er is ser-z.
Tber COS TT naar ae7onssr.ssoos against
IL IN Ssw York city sai Elsewhere hefo-s
II was ratified by the ssaass- Yet. - far
~ ne are aware, ress sing. case ans ever
arisen .zd~r tie f-%ssv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

EAsroy. April IL isSA
To rgE EpiroE. aaye noticed IN your
paper here parties have Sled pre-era ptioas
on land near Seattle. Thinking that law
vas repealed, please iatorn me n you-
next issue II ! am rsgat.
Constant READER
THE law WAS repealed March 3. 1skss, but
anyone RIO settled on land prior to date
OF repeal has right TO prove ap under the
p-e-erpslon act
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
THE POULTRY ASSOCIATION.

NozTa BEND. April II. is2i-
To THE EDsrog. VIII ycu please Sive
re she asg2r aad address Of the secretary
Oh she Seattle Poultry Association
Elmer l.. Bosdiseh. Twenty-seeoad and
Lane streets. Seattle, Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

tf0GA11AS 1uk &A1A &AW
= - LsxxA1sn ..1 0xA<s Fersses
Ess<A~-Iag 60 Ek~
AsEx1xx.. Ar-ss L. 1ssk
To -Hs E1E-1R- 4 sA-Es CT n1zse<s-
eo-szsszag g are r<-sanss WIKI sro asx7ss
sa<s. asss EAa rsacs ss7xy Sse see psynrse
szosaa4as so~ scs asaeg~1 ya-rcss ct sz1s-
zSe zszxzss1zs es&1s. -. u - generally a.
a<veS s1e s-ss1rscz & sAsse Ezzn-o1s . -
XII Ia e-k wsasA raags - xAs- coEasry-
T@As EHAaxf.- AGss.ass A1s sec0-e 80
coEE1E sAas u seeEs necessary tat
soasssAssg - 6one 20 prs~eas -A< ae~1sess
sgszxAse- & sn<se animals. osSsr*1ss lae
elk WI 81 very se~ yes-r &c ex-e--7a-
nase4 - Western Waxhsaxsssc- Lae
legislative easexEez. lnaea5ee - r-eveas
s1ls Zsesess slaughter 81 lbs rnos- z<seas
&-fsza4 s1xa9s ~ . dead ass1<r ca tbs
sssscse hseax, ssE-zy s<za1se ~ Sc ssrzA@-
nv Of s<-saEs zrse-ez->1 - sae r-eSe-va-
sseH - Ger gaze sn1zazA Ee-@c1s Go not
TX. 10 take sAs sn4ssa.@ve - p-osecztss1s
s<asass sAeS- friends AID a.EsAoo<s ss-
saes vsaassuss Of tAs saw
Tcar correspondent cas- asssr<acc 20
;1as matter. korsng sAxs s5s Sgor-s-.a .
Associates Of to Northwest -ar zaks
acssss Of 4: and fnaaxE-ass sczae sy<-
sezasac a.ss rezcersed Ee-AoG Of e<lrx1Gx
s7ca rsoaxso-s Ct tie .aw - l1szscss 4
asss-s r~e-ste6 7EasA-ens mesed czs %
sas ruistv IN this regard viii II Al r-oea-
. Aaslxv ses ~ EsgaEy preventative 20 sss
cSzzIaExace C sa1s Gnaaws-a pracs1cs-
TIE zrsas zn97cezeas 20 les r-1csscs = -
ee fozr1 - tie psu5E Esae oy these
/ h72se-s from tae &xLs CT tie szsas<s II
Esssern states. II cG- n<xs Aegss4as1re
MI. enacs law prohibiting :ae snipEess
oF Elk Ao-zs from fAe s.sse e road do
nuca toward asxtssg tie matter eor2-
/ rAalae1 81 Elk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

l@ATcxs. Arrli .. iSas
- rEx EnGTnR. Ia shas degree. uain-
uses sass seconds az latitude sna Longitude
A. SsF% sa.4us .ag cites Seattle. CHICAGO.
Ne~ orleans, Ctnckanagi. Eieas aoma .ad
Ms oxSy "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

In Rhode ldsaa only three years ago
the Democrats carried the state hv a
plurality of i.2Si TIE next year. In the
presidential election. tie Republican
plurality ass only sSs- In iSgs. for GOV
srnor. she Democracy woa again oy tsS
votes This year sAe Wilson Alll. With It's
annex. the income GAx. has carried Raode
Island for the Republican par;y ey 8
plurality Of s,esS in total vote Of orly
s.. fs& The tossl vote IN fsA. was almost
tie same - in fst1 Compare sae dIsiri.
hassan a. eetweea the iso PARTIES:
fSe 49,
ksFa sssean .-.-a .+s,%- ss,4ts
"a usecFstse. .-.-&tNss - !
The Rspaesiesn plurality 81 s2aS IA
Raeae Islands total vote 81 N.iaG il
equivalent in significance to = Republican
F,garalisy Of $4,000 in New YORK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-17

this, when we demand better representa-
ton for that purloining, and even the
voluntary support given by us, we are
told by our democratic friends that we
are democrats for revenue only No one
will attempt to deny that but for the votes
of at least six southern states, actually
taken by force and cast for the demo
cratic party in every state and presideD-
tial election, there could be no solid
south, no democratic congress and no
democratic president. Therefore, in the
face of these facts, to ruthlessly deprive
us OF every right, without adequate recog.
milton in some way, is an effrontery pos
sessed only by the democratic party. 1t
is the old doctrine that the negro has
no rights which the democratic party is
bound to respect
"While l have differed in policy and
methods with the Hon. Frederick Doug
lass for the past fifteen years, am forced
at last to admit the righteousness and
truthiulness of his prophecy that the
republican party is the ship, all el,e the
sea, as far as the negro's political future
is concerned. The pronunciamento of
Cows. Tillman, of South Carolina, and
Foster, of Louisiana, is the democratic
sentiment of the south against the negro;
consequently we cah find no hope in a
party based upon such sectional and race
despotism.
The south is in the saddle. The
spectacle of an Afro American Bureau of
Organization, established and maintained
by the congressional committee in the
face of its outrageous and corrupt meth
DDS, is humiliating and degrading TO the
negro in the extreme, dispossessing us
not only of our rights and manhood, but
using tn e negro as cover to pursue cor
rupt methods in violation of what is
called a civil service law, forcibly taxing
republican officials, male and female
against their wills, and the brigade Of
laborers and spittoon cleaners that have
been accredited to the negro as the only
representation to which he is entitled al
the hands Of the democratic party.
"My demand for better recognition
for the race upon just and honorable
basis, as the chairman of your executive
committee, has been classed as criminal
excessive and democratic for revenue
only. Therefore, can see no further
cause why l should serve the democratic
party. shall establish, with my imme
diate friends and associates, the weekly
journal. called the Negro National De
lender in the interest of the race ant
the republican party. ! shall take the
stump. if desired, during the present
canvass in the state of New York, t.
assist in carrying to certain victory the
great and noble republican chieftain, Mr.
Morton, as the next governor of thu
Empire state, and will work in othel
states where the party may deem bes
to use my services.
Hoping that you may get clear in
sight OF the great political cyclone tina
will sweep the democratic party, as ;
national party, aside forever, I honestl.
invite you to shelter yourselves from tin
devastating march of the trackless politi
cal storm which will speedily overtak
you and grow in its proportions unit
1896, when republican president will b
triumphantly placed at the head Of tn
nation to secure it from further politica
chaos. Embellishments.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-17
Evans can be Elected !

HIPS attempted defense OF the new
tariff law at Saratoga was not very salts
factory, for the reason that he disguised
his real sentiments about it. He did
much better in his speech upon the sub
ject in the senate on the Sd OF July when
he said:
Eve promised the people bread and we
are giving thSm stone. We promised
them free raw materials and we are Civ.
ing them taxeb >soal, taxed iroe ore, and
other taxed ray .ylaterials. They expected
free sugar, buts%e are taxing not only
that article, but other necessaries OF life,
We do l St need both sugar tax and an
income FIX. but it seems that considera-
tons other than those of revenues to the
treasury have dictated and retained both.
The PROVISIONS Of the bill are not consist
ent; they violate veil established demo.
cratic principles they are unfair in then
discSim 4; tons, and their enactment will
place tie purity in a false and untenshle
lositiol Globe Democrat.