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Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
Prescott SOCiability.

Special Correspondence of THE REPUBLICAN.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., Jan. 2.-At no other time or place could the pleasure loving people of this bright city more befit- tingly demonstrate to a stranger that Prescott is far ahead of Phoenix so- cially, than at the New Year masquer- ado ball in Pythian hall. No naughty reserve, but free and easy manner toward each other that made stranger feel at home in a moment. The cos tunes were as varied as Pima Indians ideas and constantly brought forth the applause of the numerous spectators. The success of the affair was mainly due to the untiring efforts of Frank S.. Emmal,
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
A KICK REGISTERED.
Labor Organizations After the Scalp
 of Officials.

of Officials.
 TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. 5.-The resolu- tions passed by the state federation of labor at the recent Leavenworth meet ing were today sent to the governor.
 The resolutions demand the immedi- ate removal of State Labor Commission or Todd say he is not only unfit and in- competent. but was not a wage worker identified with the labor organizations. They propose to strive to defeat the re- nomination of Llewelling, or to defeat him at the polls if nominated, because of the governors action in naming and detaining him. TheC Colorado Farmers alliance and Industrial union has trans mitted to President Cleveland resolu- tions condemning Secretary Morton for an ungentlemanly and unfarmerlike at tack on the tillers of the soil and urging the president to displace him with competent man and one in sympathy with agriculturists.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
Trouble at Honolulu.

VALLEJO, Cal., Jan. 5.-The captain of the steamer, Sunol, which arrived here tonight from San Francisco, re- ports that the revenue cutter, Corwin, is anchored of Red Rock opposite San Quentin. Officers in Mare Island are in great state of excitement tonight. They firmly believe there has been trouble at Honolulu and look for in- interesting developments.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
A MISSOURI PACIFIC ROAD.
That Corporation Shortens It's Line
 to Denver.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The Kan sas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern railroad was sold today to George c. Smith, e1-assistant general manager of the Missouri Pacific, and Baily Wag- oner of Atchison, general counsel in Kansas for the latter road. The price paid for the property was $650,0OO. Tho road becomes part and parcel of the Missouri Pacific system, and through it's acquisition that line from Kansas City to Denver will be shortened 46 miles,
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
A FAMILY ROW.
The Quarrel of the SpreckIes' Is
 AmicabIy Adjusted.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The suit which was commenced November l by c. A. Spreckles, charging his father Adolph Spreckles and his two brothers, of attemptto defraud him out of his in- terests in the Hawaiian Commercial company, was dismissed to lay. The dissension in the Spreckles family has been settled and compromise effected whereby C.. A. Spreckles retains his interests in the Hawaiian Commercial company.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
A BIG LAW SUIT.

Bankers Sued for Money Illegally
 Held.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Suit has been in- stituted by the Evansville & Terre Haute railroad against H. T. Nicholas & Co.,, bankers, for $310,O00 alleged to have been diverted from the treasury of the company. including $99,OOO claimed from ex-President Mackay. The com pany alleges that nearly $1, 100000 had been taken from the treasury illegally In consequence the dividend passed. The company owes $s41, ,000 in floating debt and equipment notes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
FRAUD ORDERS"

ny che Post Once
s.a ~ tndiing Concerns. Ih.s n. =.
Seecsng the Guils n ~.
ny Tempting Bsits
WASHINGTON, Dec. i0-The nos, os,,,-
department hes issued ..frana o,','....
sa'ns' Sears. Roebeck & Co. Ava
manufacturing Co and A. Curtis g ~
operated by W. 5. Abbott and ~;
all nj Minneapolis and Chic,
11eny'ng them the use Of ~
.n,'ed States mails h'...
80" schenc is declared To Il.
.rs"u"ient The business Of ,hssa
"ce'ns was thriving one and AZ.
oo't claims To have cleared sso 40
"''"'" the last six months on. 4,
."ese schemes was to advertise = a..
- n 30 SILVER water pitcher for sale a.
-. prize was offered To certain
purchasers. 1t is said nj m. -,
o"ce department that tbesa n
Psn'es received the monr s.r,
80" the orders and nera.
sem anything back to the sepdars
scheme was to send circulars
!" children asking for certain sun, -
"o"ey ana the company adyertisinc
o"'u send them dozen cakes az soan
- ~,i' also prize. The soap VA
-ialixed. e' mate
me promoters Of thi, swindle 4,
zen arrested in Chicago and turnad !
VET 70 the United States commissioner
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

81 the people II J. most slrnifcar,
iae' thai. generally. in the stronr dem
.cra'ie states. that j.. New York. New
Jersey. MARYLAND. Missouri. West vir-
I'ni.. tennessee and Indiana. who's.
enl'ors or representatives failed %
nen' Tor "A tariff for revenue only
'ns democratic party suffered H. great
est reser>e>- The rebuke. then Va
Nsu against the democrats chiefly
'or ,a'iure I" settle the tariff question
~ me way tine people demanded by
s"eir votes IN 1880 and lsss. Tn. ,oon-
er me braten party sees this ami cor
lse's ~ error a far a. possible without
a's'nroing business the better and |
!, VIII he its future.-N. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

we oner One Hundred Dollars Rew.,.
cur.S Sn ~ r M OF calarrh that can not y
y CHENEY q Co. Props Toledo n
we, the upders gned, have knywp y \
.,neney Tor the last Is years, ana beiiers
I'm perfectly honorable In ali bu,i-'ess
transactions and financially able 10 arr
ny ny any obligations made by their Arm
49,. a rruax, Wholesale DrugvistS. To-
sAIs Druggists. Toledo. o. "oe-
.a.. Catarrh Cure IL taken internally
uk u'rertly upon the blood and u,uco,,.
~ iasrs ~ the system Price, .5c per n !.
s sr Sid BY all DruggistA Tesliinonials
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
CANADA'S CABINET.
o"e'ai List of Member. OF IN. Nan.
minion Government.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. aO.-Tba -.
cabinet has at last been forrad
~ eliieiai iist' given out last night for
'"e nrst time, stands a. follows:
rrime Minister and Presid ent ~ 49,.
frivy eouncil-Hon. Mackenzie Raw.
+. Caron. ~ -iuo'ph
Minister Of Marine and Fi,baris
hon John Costaran.
Minister Of Finance-Uo, c.
Lulas Foster
Minister Of Justice-sir Charles Hin
bert Topper. "'o-
:, Ninister Of Railways and Canals
On. John Graham HagyHrt.
-1ihister OF Public Works-Hon 10
seph Aldric Quimet.
Minister Of Militia and nafo
non James colbroolse Patterson
Minister of the In.ar;or NJ
ihomas Maynedaly.
Minister Of Trade and
non william Bullock Ives.
Minister Of Agriculture-IIon. An.
yuste Real Anglers.
secretary Of state-Hon. Arthprp
)ickey. '"ur H.
"Ihout portfolios: Hon. Sir Franz
'hlth' Hon ID. Ferguson and DR.. Mon.
ague. -'ion-
not IN the ca binet: Solicitor
.anada- Hon. John joseph cnrran
'ohptrc!ler of Customs Nathaniel
larke Wallace.
comptroller of Inland Reyenue ,
on John Fisher Wood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
EASTERN WAR NEWS.
e"ens Captured By the Japs-ro.,-
ness at the-Foo.

LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch f~or,
"S'o TO the Central News saws. Lien,
usn hatsira reports that he attacked
ana captured iIai Cheng in tbe -
nooh Q, December Is. The total mn.
iher'cai strength Of the Chinese ga-ri.
sou was 5000. while the ATTACKING
party consisted of only one brigade -
n n'soo men with four guns. The Chi
nese retreated by two roads ,oy.,d
IA" lang The losses were ,r;fl;,r
= Central News dispatch from Die.
z 90 says that great uneasiness 60
e,n4es among the residents OF ,ba+
p,a -, VINO fear outrages at the hands
o. 'hinese soldiers. -Four FOREIGN -.
81 ~ are now at Che-Foo. A nenba,r
OF ooi. Won Hanneeken has left shanr
.4ai 20 take command of the Chic,
troops at Tien-Tsin. A French an,,;
I =. Is constructing forts M pin
: ne remaindsr of the Chinese ,r,ns
por,s nave been turned over To 7 he nr.s
lection Of the British tia0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
NO LONGER UNKNOWN.
"' remains OF the Young Man r,r,.
Near Psna. Ill, Ideutifed-

fAsA. Ill. Dec fs.-The vou,
VINO was murdered along the IIl;no;.
esn.rai railroad track p, miles sopth
u TINS city Saturday. was Identified ~
aay VIM. II. Harbour. a p,,lImsn
eolu"ctor' running between Cbica,o
~ .a Los Angeles. and residing H.
e",cago' arrived here this mornina
ana identified the corpse a. ,ba,
ci ms son. George, who forna-I,.
, "orked Tor the London. Liverpool and
"iobe Insurance Co. in Cbicago go
MO ieit home Thanksgiving dar
me father will return wit h tho c,,.,
- chicago tonight. Harry CUMMINGS
.he supposed murderer. was br,,,,,l..
'lo,n East st Louis and lodged II iaiI
al iayiorviiie last night Whetba- -
NOT ne will be brought here to-dav !.
not known. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

IN conjunction with tba A..
OF Inc infant, 1875. will h.. appearance
~, .,anac relating to Hostetters $500 vi" ~
letter published NJ Pittsburgh. by The u ply
sr Company.- in English t: nr nos
land I To welsh. Norwegian. Swedish Hni,,
able FREE en " III and Spanish, and obtain
ers. Besilcs q, ,b nr .a and country deal
OF u VIII contain accurate 49, .ile
'a,1 as.ronomich calculations. iIlus,ra,inuar
49, ~, verses, statistics and other iniarnns'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

Inc defeat Of Chairman WiIso, g
the recent election i ano,bo~
q The irony Of fate. Of which ,-oT;, q. :
ne nas - many exarnD.es. M isa,...
2, 'he few men in public life who 49,.
ai"ays commanded the r.~ue.., ~ -
'i'acai opponents and not seldo-, 80
sympaihy a. well III, career bas VA.
,h1rNei IN the highest degree ~, ,o,I
lpr me public welfare. in prnno.i,,,.
winch ne has ALWAYS usei fair rn.,
NoDody can sav tina. he la, eva- -.
ioui blow or taken an unfair ~.
vantage or used hi position 81 49,.
an aHEersary- Added To hi,b r,,--,
iusii'ie> everybody Acknowledges ia.
ne Drought To the work which s..II -
- ~ ~ con1-c>, conSurnma,e ahiIi,v
ann an industry which never s.0,
while MS health lasted. pr,,..hl-
retirement from congress for n-;..I
VIII De beneficial to hin. ~ Dixins -
opportunity for rest and upbnilding 20
~ physical strength. which NJ, cr,ia
~ otherwise gan. II wonli n. ! nj
or'ahe 70 the country If such 1 man
'sre 70 oc permanently removed 90.
c lie lie i another iIIustra-;on
u the INJURY inflicted on the S,a,.t..
.inpeiiin- representatives t. re~s,l.
n" district N. \. f,,ys..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
The COLLEGES WIN.
Ae'isi"n In the Famous F.vsrw.,
Will Contest

~" YORK Dec. 1e-The big con.
,es' over the will of the late Daniel !.
ayerweather was decided in favor. ~
.he plaintiffs, and Dartmouth
herst. Williams and Hamilton oa,,. ~
arc ,he university of Rochester
~. "no brought the action. will Get
og slices of the estate Il
WIN the fifteen other colleges and II.
s'ilations which had similar beoucs,.
- me VIII, but did not contest. Among
Them are Yale and Princeton.
Nounsei Tor the executors. who wa-s
the defendants. say the case will n,
tsaied- The estate involved Il
-'mated TO be worth between 81. ooo ooo
and 81, o0o. 900. S''o"'oVo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
WELL STATED
me Late Election was No R~buk. ,o-
Reform.

steIOfm-
Now that the smoke Of ,he -.
great political battle has arisen 49,,
opinions Of leading comba,en.s III ~.
result are noteworthy Senator So
man OF Ohio, on the republican IA.
now admits that ''the repu blieans 49,,
70 ar extreme on the tariff aue.t;o,, :,
isp. and says: II do not re..arl 49,
present result a. an indor~emer, v, -
Mckinley bill or demand on ~. 49,,
o. the people for radical tariff le.,i.1..
ton 4rgisi4-
Hon William T.. Wilson. on n. 49,.
ocrafic side. denies tha. The -...'t. -
aei.at * tariff reform. III. 49,.
10 contend. therefore. tina, ~.
pc nave now cha~fi-ed the deroo,..,-
"a " Tor doing s.nat they M,
PoFser 70 do i To question their han'
esNy and intelligence. III they h.~a:
nh;teu chastiscmcnt because ~ III d.aI
ing with the tariff. IL has been r,,ha
because the party did no,
with sufficient promp,pe~-
the work they commit.
lei to it. and because they hav, I'M,
nc whole party responsible ~ ~
.c'ion OF few of its rcpresen,a,ixas
2 'hwarting, delaying .ni ma;a,,
his great work. ng :
ne explicit uttcrances Of bo.,, !
s'siemen correctly inter pref the vii, :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
THE G. A. r.
A-o"s'ng Over the Ground for >e,,
Encampment.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. a0-comma,d.
er-in-' h'.'f LAWYER of the q. AR. and
ms stan are in Louisville to co,s,l,
win the local committee regarding
.ne enca'npment next year i'm this civ
me visitors were royalty entertained
ooy the kentuckians. They wrr,
driven over the city yesterday after.
noon ani a big reception was given
them last night
meeting OF the executive council
was heia at the Calf house at ioo'clock
yes.eraay morning. The meeting was
oenind closed doors. and las ted until
about II o'clock. Yesterday "a s,erncon
the commander held conference Win
'ne executive council Of The citizens
committee The commander gave them
information a. 10 various pre- parati,ns
necessary Tor the cncampment and = !
general programme WAS outlined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

OUR NAVIGATION LAWS
INC resident Gives a Chars~feriss.~ r.h,-
biiion OF His Courage

, Diti"n OF His courage
PRESIDENT Cleveland gave a char,.-
'eristic exhibition of the cou-ageous
pam -speaSing which has ben ~.
,h,ei cause OF his popularity. at Phila-
ieiphia when he took occasion =, ~.
lauhcfing Of the new steamship Of ,he
american line to make a yivorous a.
tack upon our absurd navigation laws
me great steamship. about which All
'ne he"spa pers are hurrahinr. wouId
never nave been built had not ,ho>e
avs oeen modified The president ra-
minded his hearers of that fact ana 81
'ised them to couple their reio;e;n,-s
over the great event with a de;er,,;T,s-
'i"n 20 DO away with the laws en-ir.l,. I
- mus sci Tree American rnechan-
.oai ihuustrE and excite American en-
'erpri>e- We commend to all disciple.
u good AmericanisIn the following n,s-
sage from hl> speech:
am not able to see WHY Aner;ca,s
owning ships navigated bv American
ana carrying American carroes should
"a any case be driven to the nratar,;,-,
q foreign flag. and il seems ~ re
'hat the ,'ar> and stripes ente-in.,
port OF tle nited States ana S,-r,d ,
nf-.w
oser Der cans and American proper.v ,
anvuiu never he frownei upon and -
PEELED by American officials ac.in- - 2
ier the mandate of our uavira-;o,
avs In the interest Of = revival III !,
american commerce. so much needed
ma Tor the honor of our iar 81 .a.~.
isaii- am willing that the defe,s. =. =
'ur government and fir1 shall h. a..
oraed TO all ships Of America, owner 4
MP wherever built Make our A,
nore familiar sight in the oce,n-c,r-v- -
ae trade and thus remind our cit;z.ns
IA, large share of the carrying trade Z
the world j. due them. ana We na.s y
ave no fear that our ship-builde-s- mn e
e Jaws giving them fair chance. will !.
iner from foreign competition =
ihis heretical deliveranee se.,,s q,
ave been we'll received in the v.rv ~
'rmost sanctuary of protection. The IN
Ledger praises the pres;- o.
'nts courage. and the PniladeInh;. hf
-ess says that his speech was lin ~. OF
am Judicious and appropriate az
ough in one or two sente,c.s ~, ut
rtively and gusrdedly suggested III sy'
cuiiar view Of the pathway Ia an ma
rged commerce. IL would b. ;n,.-. ior
ting 10 know what the Press ,,o,,l,, VIII
sard as an open and unvuarsicd ~ NO
suon or that view.-N u. Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
ABOUT WAGES.
me Benefit of TariY Reduefto, IN ~
boring Man

AAr benrns OF Tariff Rsdn~rso,, o.. -
boring Man.
During the campaign republican 49,.
'or> told wo-@ingmen that their xx,.-...
nave been or will be reduced hv -.
Wilson tariff. 'He
~ certain that under this new t,-.
IN (which gives free wool. fire.. Iu,nL..
anu scores OF other free articles ~ 49,
Sumption a well as lower rates q, al
necessaries of lifel 81 will ~o.,r, -.
from II TO 20 per cen, mo-. ,h..
."uiu nave bought while the Mckinley
'Ai'H was IN force After Januar-
next when the new tariff rates viii -,
iuiiF into Operation its benefits VII;
oe2in 70 appear clearly. IL WAGES 49,,
are not higher than under the NeE.n-
iey reign j, j. probable their pur.s,s--
ing power will oe greater AMI \.
viii oe more steadily employed
IN TINS point the Baltimore ~un s,.-s.
me American workman. o,v;n,-
1T iarse Use OF machinery and Longer
'orN'ns aay- turns ont longer prot
'ct per day than does his Euron.,,
ON Pet.tors- 50 that his labor. measured
= ~ produce i actually cheaperth.n
-uropean labor senator Mills sho-.-
y innispntable facts that 500 wo-.,,
! manufactures cost for lab in s;-e.t
'ritain - g. in France s3e.Ii. in Ger.
ANY S-,-fi. in Austria SIS. 63. in ~.
nited states Si>.i5.~
without free raw materials r.
lesnrer, must ever BE- sorrlv cramU..i
na "a Tor consequently crippled. In.
y protection American -.
onld fare far better than fo-a;
me sun SAYS this was -
inaer the last democratic low-tarir
'rioi- from i-i6 to Is5O.- and II Nil,
% again when the democratic No.
anime OF freeing raw materials
&. = fully carried out---Lewis..,
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a GREAT LOSS.


"n~r Iart6 Reform Advocate.
MANY good tariff reformer> have INF.
rsc' defeat along with the sham r.
,oraners who were largely e~pon~ibl.
lot 'he sacrifice The good wen, d,,,,c
Win 'he bad The democratic nar,v
- that only the good come nm
'h"nS the fallen are Conrr.s>,.,sr
""IiAm l.. Wilson. Tom l.. .Iohpson
~ ~ bSnum. William j. BRYAN. Charles
irarrr- champ Clarke anl Jer-v $50,
son John Dewitt Warner Ni-b,.1 n
niioa A. breckenridge ana
-. "e .'eNran were among those " no
""' candidates The cause ~
',r.i reform. and therefore IN. cau~a
OF me people. will suffer because ~ -
'">S % 'nese earn ~ and canab l.-J. Y
er> IL \ impossible 10 ill their n,a,...s 4
uuTing the next congress. Fortun....I.
or unfortunately il i unlikely tba,,L.
isN-rourfh congress will m-t-a $50
changes in the tarirf Jr,i..
ann II i not Improbable that The r;f,~
i.tn CONGRESS will cDnt1in NOR. .a,,-,.
PC 'ariH r-former> and free rr,as-s :
nan does the Fiftr-thir.l.
~ least one OF the n.v-lv-,l,y... I
emocratic conrre>Sr,a, i f. ,r I
x.... 'iiie" = a very able I
N,',len' Of radical tariff reform In
ss''- so'ne 81 the friends OF John X
oven 81 baltimore. think him car.,-
s ., ming William T. Wilson's Sba..s q
sr'ainly he j. stron- debater Ind. 9
4ne> = Ne'iui-e and Benton NcNiI- =
= are TWO able tariff refurncrs who &
~ tie returned to congress. o.
i<Fhaps those not returned can "a q
ore effective work oat>ide than in :
~ 81 congress IL IS certain thar ia
- ~ tariff reform viii no; 90 hack
iTuN II the republicans had tplI
"rr next year they would not dar.
faasc duties except in a few III
'nees- Free wool ana lower du,i.s
ye come to STAY =
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The FUNERAL SHIP.
me Cruiser Bienheim Being rrcn.
convey sir John Tho.upso,.s

Ahe Cruiser Bien helm Heir,
Convey sir John Tho.op.on.. 20
LONDON. Dec i9-The cruiser Ele,
nsim' which is TO convey the bodv =.
y" .ohn Thompson to Halifax. arriv.d
Al Portsmouth from Gibraltar ,h;s
,a .o'nlng and took berth alongside
me south railway jetty. from wh;ah
p'aoc y = expected that the BODY viii
~ taken on board 1t * now a.,
.hat the Blenheim will take ber -
parture on December Fl. In tbe -
time the ship will take on coal .nd -,
t.la "Du p'ack throughout A cata-
aa,que WI be erected in the captain
- o'n where the body will remain NIL
ne reaches Halifax The coffin 49,
sealed yesterday afternoon 80
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WHAT WILL SAVE vhsm


. AID Tsrs9 R~farus.r. A. e..
> Mast Improve Their rim~.
: c'ats IN congress should i'm
: prove the time between now ana ~,
March IN carrying cut the upf,,s,l.i
pledges IN the Chicago platform. If,h.r
aothisthey need have no fear ah,,, ~.
future. They lost this time no, h.,.,r~.
majority Of voters do not hel;.w.' !.
""sratc principles but because ,hav
nave lost faith i'm the ability or In.
's VI me leaders Ia carry out their
| pies In some states like <aw
o's- Ne" Jersey and Maryianl thon-
SAINTS OF democrats were - anvrx ,x;,h
'neir repre- e. -atives. or mi,reprr s..,t.-
ives that they vot-i the r~ppblic,,
ticket In most stats the der,c..~.,s
SIMPLY staid at home and allowed ~.
republicans 10 have n --w.lk.o~. :.
Inc election returns do NOT ipdi...,.
'e'e were more repu blican votes
.a A' asuai cast this year. but only
ooui ioo.voJ democrats were -
uassu>ted with affairs at Washin~,.n
day eses'on I
When congress reassembles in n
cemoer u should At once make All rax
materials Tree Some of the mos, Inn
Portant OF these that are moi We, g.. 4
ere coal. iron ore. sugar and I'm 49,. :
ne beneficial effect to the eou,,-,. y
ana the party. Of ma iny thes.. fr..,.,.,,' u
scarcely be overestimated. If,ip 49,
'e MOI made free the duty shonld Co. "a
AMY DE put back where il was baf,-. OF
go III was mistake to put anv5,,,. 10
"a sugar, and il caused the los ~ ,.rs er
thousands of votes. IL shopl5 ~. uu
Directed at the earlies, ros.ihl. ~ or
lent n-o Fl
All duties which produce ill.,, 80 I'm
venue hut give protection - ,-r.,s an
'"uld be abolished There A.. 49, nj
EDS OF such duties. bu; no, ,,o~. ble
an forty or fifty are OF conSida-,+,i,. TIA
ipor'ance Some Of these are the !
lie> on steel rails. steel beams cer
! 'ches- borax. Paris green. starch tx,
i>ins- linseed oil. co-to. Sao5 ~ dee
naensed milk. saws. axes. tvr..,v-;. Gov
!. screws. tack>. glue. Lime l..1 ne
-. sewing machines. safes. oafm.,f Ter
Feiops and cordage- These dnt;.> Jan
We no good purpose ami ali ar. H.. IN
ls1stent with democratic doctrine Will
great cry would 20 up from H.. IL
81 II these duties were ahai;sb...s NOR
the people would then unaer.ta-,I SIDE
'neAr own interests AMI not those ears
ne trusts were being Advanced ana wan
party would be The <-,ina~ :, -. pow,
BYRON w Horn ~