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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

IL wS announced sfew -ee=~
ago thai the Union Fs-aI< Col
leZe bad jseH moved frcm OK
ford Kiss to West POINT. yis<.
by set.S. Of tie Ni>xSsigp5 81
losL aaL-z zzS-a cSUFrus the
scA1o. ~4s operating " ar
tntosEet. hoSsveF. rhst The
stzteEest = tue eEls "a name
aid sOt n realtv a. appeal
takeE from he action u .hc
STEO. - the Gz2eras Assembly.
EaIea =sll convene some uas~
aext Eay Tbe seLoo. u coarse
vii not bS removed az;is the
apes : settled =a1 < : eabH
IDENTITY beiIevei ihzt the a-n@
Ia Assembly - sustain The
appeal q seyeFzl good sEo1adS
In tA- meantime this f&nez- I'D.
Southern schOS. uil move .ia4t
OE under . uea sld enI-s-Ht
D4l-SeIeas Tie board 81
IE1stees wiii speHsl seven.
thousand dollars II Iaspsove
ments GA the tai hEz- Sad
grounds this sunneF. Water
"a IS wOsH 5e equally ss go0e
: PssHl ior . sehoos a. West
Point Ne are al enterp-iziaz
ciiy also aEd re would Ike 10
have a chance u secase the 10
cation ofsal schco. Il r. X --
aIS-the purpose - the prope-
author lee 10 remove tie schosg
frenl ONfcEt. wasEe a las been
L saeee<s.rl GE--uaii1a tor aear
y half eeHt1y-yzte. Vay
Progress.
OF eoGrse ta- L : College
vii uot De re-mcvel Zen OK
ford Ee confidently ?sel5-s TIA.
SheE the aPp~a comes CT TO Dc
b tae G-Asrz. Assembly.
,hes- shs favor-l the xila,.
l2gEz=.i-at.e scheme Of -Brer"
>h9zn - Fe=ove II. VII b.
70 DC ETu IN their desire
TO let the seacoi rsmain uhere
Z - Tie CEnberaud church
"a body eau not afford to g
Utterly disregard he wishes 0;
: majority Of is members. AID
ne auzeus @: Oxford irreSy
i've Of denOui14i;ou.i prefer
-see. Eao have - literally sub
serEseG 70 th- sappoE; aae
maintenance q tEss Institution
: the past, - 70 utter a decree
It's removal which wouic be
- nearly akin 70 Dissertation
I'D saeriisg- n ths 0piaisu Of :
great zaEy Ehs have xuoxa
md loved L ? College - Ioas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

u. E-oEn ~ people a. over
tue State, M De4a las I e.
~rth hoacr q himself sed the
COED Of The STATE svety ra5ar
trust committed 10 ais keeping
al. the people cf Ihe seecna
district Elf mAks 10 mistake &
they Sad am &c Congress
lsxco SsatlHsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Senator Z ! Dean. Oi La
Fayette, aaa9uless himself IL .
candidate 10 Congress fsoia the
Second District lie has serv
ed he district for msny years Il
The State Senate, beng regard
ed as 0Be Of he leaders Of .ha.
body an9 woala eTedifaby Dis.
charge t1r duties Of any ofzes
70 which he might ~ called =
rl&rton Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

F1scA1z EEcGrAy IA - ~-scg<nlEz.
aaa mparsEzls1 q EAts srr nxsr rr-ar So
Ee-A1 an-asc zzuesfl II rne ezs1-e u tre --uukE-
The 1Gre1 spEct1.tSr -xnkILn NIh~A D
LIS ekz gwen the rr~2ter 1ars CO his usa
~ c@ S-1GF q rans srhNsr~ Anf me rrfurE-aE
&@cuTSre= csacerri1z IL AZ 4za eaAsessrrs
II A4es Restorative <&rrfn~. s1e unFE-
TksG ,rz1 and 1srTe Sod - -reparsstsn the
zr1rt3se -aar II a@rws1s krsf ranr efAT-
Gt-1= rr.zxzAee t-Iru 8nzarterS ar tie
1@~NeEeZe- Ia .-cz.er>xf @zrrrz- In cuxzr
t9e -%1rn.rS . sezs14sd ~ ~ thousands a
sEerE Sars IL me E1nd
GIrIzrv1 >~rvf1A czr-< s1eeple<zresR
ErN9S FrET-z1Gr4 Z.EazS Ayso~-tA -ex-
F@>e sn4 &lu-A evEfersw ssc. II
49, - eSlkse= lr @E-rsrsH Lrsn-~ I.
2-gA4 A91-r E~zArkz-&4 - AT 1-zE-
~ "a 17ecr - III D Nfhss NesiArz-
= 1a& "a -ec-szSsc 7rs1e q pc
Sc brs GrazzssS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

4 farmer cane i. t0zu . Ex
1sys snce, driving Il par ci
Miss ri males h.;eaed 20 All :
hnoi- wagon with a set Of Tn
einna,ti harness Afte- mort,
r.ging his crop etc. 70 aas
some Kansas corn and Ca.eaga
bacon, LOuisiaEz mOS<-er and
st Louis soap he sp.eut rhe 5zl
anee Of the dsy ezrxax the
Democratic party for not doing
something 10 help the farmer
Copias Signal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

The taruers occ&ssoeai'F rs
tke ery for zen q thcir o~n
ealing - =zke Ar-ts. Their
gOVernIeEt In tee PERSIA o.
Ma Dean tAey lzsea LarmsT
81 elective AID expert
eace- Ne, All Esovsd Erm-r.
Sat a henry ksEded -oa Of ton
-Sex AIbaay Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Every Gsn 9k0 NV ever II
Pset - &c candidate f3E any
once IN the eosaty zsy Gepead
% it. that II be votes against
hls eOCE'y ~aj.J4le 70. Con
Sress. be Sli Ea1 s; a.saleait
aaa,tet 10 exBi4i1 0Ta>Efy nj
course wheE he becomes a ear
ridate. aud that be wIl al&syS
regret haviG. toae 30
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
sust Us

NJ } B LeEs. Of Atlanta Ca
bad severe dySPepS@ Physi
cEsaz and al other remedies
Jailed TO csre hin. Sc trIeG
Iyners Dyspepsia Remedy. and,
Afterwards writes. The first
dose gave feheE- recommend
II - 'ae best dyspepsia remedy
ever discovered Ihzve zSlaed
Eesa ever s,aes using L. I
voluntarily recommend il TO ali
sufferers xssh stomach troubles
For sale b druggists q. Sic per
bottle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

so man IN The State Of Ms
s'ss'ppi has made as fair. and A.
great 4 representation Ia TIE
politics Of the State since the
var as Ma Y 4 DeaE has sine.
ms course in Pc5ds servie.
what he has dOae il state gov
ernmeni be woaid DO IN national
government, z1d -hen be shall.
have served one term IN Con
sress, As be certainly uliI IL be
hves. he vii be To the lower.
House VIA, Senator George il
IN the Senate man famed for
as ssse Judgment and safe.
cpinlons-one whose opinions.
md Judgment vii be sought Of
- ssd relsea on By members Of
- rrsies -nd -re-as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

There - hz; Hsile Opposition
TO MAJ D@au N tbs county. and
HAT really l. not Opposition.
bat rather az a,le7p; 10 create
The IMPRESSION tbs; there Il OF
pO>EuOa- Oar people know TIA,
he = she rsht naz Tor the place
s1d I'll give him rhsIr votes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19


Vitality zsrNSzIry % m
szrz shefr heasn The
puRaEsgks-r1c nerve -
<nsEsu mere Z1T - =Aat
- - -1e zc<a m1srr11s
q s1e ensl-e nerve <ys-
IN A. g A5pk1e= the
hea- AE1zs -ruZr1
se e WIN ne
HerTe eArre aecv-skry ~
sep them k-stxg and
kemI1nY As VII - seen
~ -e or the ing nerve
a~g-canGl-K e-1u the
a% e rse erzfr and
r-inREa-r Il rnR s1w-
a1s 7EeUulraErtr.
N1.e z1e z1ler1as u
Dc 1r-.e1e- slppiF sAs|
sI tzuG Ard sccn-
Aea Sls2 zecs=sl-Y vi
EaliEy Naen he IRAN
1eglusS = any w1r dis
-r-S II -ranE1ry
IT eralzslE sza nerve
Gre E1a-h g Supplies
= Asecett and the or
1ns rss-Ntuz- the IL
ml1ls1ed szcplYE 1n-
selEur-Y Ea2kErz.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

APEI leaiiors fer State Pen
ssoos IA Res be CHAINED a
'Ae Cha1cery Clerks o5ee
Fhose sho are nos driving ST.
have to make application agaiz-
Fen p GRAY. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
Tia Beat

Tie best medicines arz Ham
2h--ys Specifies They eaEs
surely taey care galekly .they
euFe economically. EVery pei
ies : ~erta is weight II eOi
:. . curative 4ssat- Cor sale
BY druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

lyon see anything tEzt peas
e. you in the EAGLE, and II our
efforts 10 giFe yea = COCO local
paper are IN any sense ssrissac.
tory. do Is tae Siadness TO
spssk Q. 8 70 year Gsighbor II
nay De the means of helping II
70 eGad ~ the best paPer il the
STATE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Iyzrry azs anarchy are
tsiR -iSteFs Toe force Of hi :
AXIOM E1S g~vgr more pla-aiv
felt than u ,b@ contemplation
Of TIE eOu-se Of De5S All b.
20 e0a<psufsr<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

The heath of the student. At
he University during the past
session aud Of the sSS teachers
attending the Summer Normal
vas excellent This ver.nes
he seh founded belief that
2ur. atmosphere. clean sur
roandings and pare water make
me University Campus the
aeaiteies', - sell a. the mos;
beautiful -ad pleasant s2O, Il
The State Ws.erEorksars the
next improvement ,n,eaGed, aud
this expectation all be rOou r.
xlzed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

The BSa uhO permits others
10 lead hin around BY the nose
Tor fear CT giving CTense. l. Il
strange varmiut 10 say the
least Of ham -Demoera;Iadex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

SPECIAL provision : made fOr
eniArgl1g the work IL Pedagogy
Al the University 10 meet the
neecs Of teachers u GEe State.
Teachers desiring fuller Snfor
1alioa should zrsfs 10 the
csaRr-,ier fsz spe ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Tae Oxford Esg =, under its
present management. IL one OF
the 5es. local papers that yssirs
this ~oEee.-W.t-r Valley HeE-
AID
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Nz a.-saz = Hi
81 3o- - r Ts
A ~ VIE .Als - u4s-si II
- E s- ~
rUEza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Tie operation o. he provs>
toas OF the new ccde aud the
election Of EOv. snands 70 the
prOiessCrship OF kw assures a
very large Increase N the Law
School = - TaiveFs.tv s=r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
hatics &c Caatrac.an

Oh Tuesday after the l.. Nou
day 10 Aug beng the -.h Esy
OF August lS.A I ~il IN froa.
OF the Court House door Il OK
ford, Miss let tie contract for
battling Al annex 10 the POos
House. TO Tie lowest and best
bidder, according = pazS n
specifications row or lie u the
ceaneeFy Clerks OaEee-
BY order o. tie Board. july
Tern. 1924
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

AvE SAX r~1z pay So bot
l. = D. Esr- A-= II ~
ser tar r2- Fa - Ak ps-s ia
7T r-s III E
=ztyga- 1A1 31Ar- T-vn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

The strikers have aeve. claim
ed TO aave Ii. grievance a-ains;
the railroads, bat they simply
ErOaghI eli the destruction and
damage they could because thew
syDPstkxed ziJh ,he Pullman
employees, zho set, cit on the
strike because they Gid no;
EaEt 10 work fer PrIlraB for
wages sAies he Yrs having.
and al WHICH be x.s losing
money Certainly If they had .
uglt 20 quit working for klnl.
1e had an equal night to Ggl,
making ears. and this = inst
Eaa' sss done. Hence ne car
not blame the railroads If they
are st0w IN taking taSx tae-@
employees sac struck without
aHy ProvO=StlOu other than a
i2lse idea of sympathy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

LiReosR said -tae end ot a..
good government Is the kappj
asss Of people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
The Human Electrical Forces!
Ho~ They Control the Organs
ct the Body.

n esrc-r-al fires 1f the srrsri scfr. Il
NJ nerve auf6 ZAP De srue& Il an esp<
cfaEIy a~rzrscrfrs departments q sc5eacs. sEs
s-erss - marked m -fuerce on the health
Ct the crr1ns II the Body Nerve tJrrs 5
---etHrFt hy shs brain sad conveyed -
-eHaS Il rhF nerves - the vars1Sz< QrxznN a
ree H.xFx rnu< xzx1cKyfnx the I1rrer VIM ma
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SeeaS II fe&zs<y sEla=gA Ez1 AIzrs-
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kEPsases 5E. Gsestssz uz~resE-s i.
sezehtlE@ SrazzAd hEr~ ~
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49, RF 49, - ss- -czz
HhN So ~sECL &eer-z fr C
Nh - ~ e- C
s&&@ GsL@ &zuo-C-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

iss al - ysz Macy h>sk L, -
sAr frHAL 90 are aOt pzA1 rra
d IseAz<s Az7 4 81
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Tie ---shAs - ra
Azr& @EH zr- z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Tie G~iobe-D-moerat SAYS
-IEe South CarOiinaas sill
-0eS 10 hear TIllmza and seen
70 enjoy as coarse a5sse of the
President aid others Ifthey
Eui seast thsir eyes oye- tie
States tast have such men a.
IAlUar for Governor or Seua-
ter tbes WIil ind them all pray
ing and struggling for the dsy
Of deliveranee.
The doctrines aad teachings
Of IilIAu, sho Is coarse raf
han. aad wicked sapraeipled
delagOgue, have caused al faig
minded Inca, regardless Of par
y aElEatiOn 70 look With seOrn
and eontemps apoa kls zethedS
and his followers, AID the whOls
country would rejoice to SEE
SOath Carolina throw OF the
yoke which has brought els
grace on his tar name.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

w zrs NE.nerr~s = .szsE~ Hgu
John { KYLE 2 Sa-hs Ns a. \
an3at4.@ r. r-- = EE~
~seE-ct 70 TIE e tA@ Rmaeaf
r@rtz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
Proceedings Q tie Ce1aiy Dsmo
czj: ExcIt;sc Committee

Ike IA Eaye;;c Coaaty Demo
cratic Evrea.ive Com-srtee
met a, tue Court House on Sat
arylay the l+sh. aIth the follow
sag -e-hess present
: y - STD
v L Akers proxy ST J \
Plrkrr.l
J ~ Morrow iPTOxy fJr II
" " Matthews
T. " Auiers9u-
r 2 DuneSa-
l. : DOoiev
" Y Sullivan. tDroxy for T.
q II Tankersley
" = Porter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

De- Prass crvs- Rz=x p
Nest n1z s.c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Ga motion " u Porter was
eleetesi Secretary pre- lem
Upon motion The members
from each beat ~eEe requested
TO re;irs 20 confer. sri report a
list o: inspectors. clerks lad Of
feer> Tor eaeh election precinct
aud the report being made it i
ordered That the same be aai =
heresv rsi,e-d aad confirmed.
Ard Uu 5s moved, seconded
sal carried that the Oxford -
Fsrs De requested to ps6 50
the proceedings e This meet
iEg
Il va farther ordeTed ihAt a
the PualrY o. ibe 18th Of An
gE>f. ISs,t, Al the GeeJ,as IL ii.
Executive CSmEaisies. that the
vscaney eaGs~s: IL tae removal
u ? G II Iaak.rsl-y fsc- iEe
state sacali 5e si~s.
Tar following re hereby sP
po.aiel - act aSGrI=vs Jerks
AMI iii Of riec,5la.to ~
BEiE I-So-lh Tex.
judges y "a ct. Web
ster. ] - Rag-y
Cl-rkr-Eiunier PsFtsE. H-SC
Earrt-
OF >er-JnS Earkias.
North Box
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pural
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Dudley Morrow.
Ci-rS@ohR C4r0JheTs. = L
6ooiEin-
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sev.
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hiDsey. Sam hedge.
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Johnson o
)Geer-Tom Eog@-s {
lyon see anything tEzt peas =,
: you in the EAGLE, and il our :,
fFnr#. 80 - :
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alt1ll LIZA S2I1
Ia - S4lss n txSrsI s,r Cts
sr >ars=. Cl~r SAtr Rs-zn.
F~vE >or-s r-st--. Csapp~s Hsuis
CaA@Ae Cor1. Hz1 al sxa emp
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ply II gAlEr~& - i've r--k-.
@nArsSz q =>a~x rsfzaz-l Pre-
ssS~r hex Fur zesv9T Cz=d~rs
save wear fruit and vexets-
oies by Essns the AeCzrty &
Davis Spray Pump For sale.
oy Hodge. Delay. Miss
W-r-- r. u1 NC zu-zs "a
DIS E1t k1o~ ths val1e q u. TEsh=
g<s A,asPt5c a. . z1rcs q rsIi-f
tra@ s-9=rsag szd fer ksahz< xcazSS
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NersT zir HeAR A~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

l=2Ees-J L tFznz. wyuH
Alexander
CleTSs-Dr. = wuburo. Z u.
Teny
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l.1Ee--f ! Conner. Wm Eas
tCu 81. II y ChildTess.
GeEks-G l. ChIdEes II
Camille
O1eer-Alex Snt1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

rer o-s really ecaverse,,
oanstln as the iruI, u
si0eay labor the 6rIHsiug re-
tees Of the z zsa Az -
one thousand lrunkzE.is. Hs
: = SAD thoEgSt bet II -
se.Sa'a iEGtA IL tas EaslIss
Nefe eHsea eat Of Ia5,e ;"
Hofro". ue eksrf trace al H.
-eaaS oeSo taSre wcusd b. -
--so@f ~ srastssJs lefs -
--AEs1as@coa Jeanes ssf.
years spent n Insfx-
S'@neEn IsmaeraBee Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
What the Strikers Have Learned.

We are In the habit Of saying that. in
Government such as ours the peOplo
must be educated. and OF surprising that
me necessary education is % be- had in
schools But experience Keeps the ONLY
school that most people learn practical
wisdom IN, and II is by forming trade
unions ana trying what they can accom-
pIlsh mat workmen learn the nature Of
NV, tht pcWer- @ government. and the
fundamental principles Of political econ
ohy. Ihey have now learned that such a
strike as that Of the American Railway
mon must necessarily fail. They have
learned that when the police and the
militia ran 10 preserve order, the United
states forces can be- called in They
nave found that while the great body OF
TIE people have kind hearts and are glad
or the prosperity Of labOrng-men. thew
40 not sympathize I'm any attempts 10
promote this prosperity by interrupting
an industry and destroying property The
cost OF this education has been consider
able' nut II seems probable that the
lesson would have had % be learned
sooner or later, and upon the whole the
present time was the best that could
have been selected. The rights of action,
possessed by associations of Worlxn1on
having received this practical definition
are not likely 10 be Immediately ex-
ceeded again: and we may well remem-
Der, therefore, that laws tending 20 lirnit
the freedom Of workmen 20 form such
unions as they choose, and 10 utter thafr
and aspirations, are question:.
DID. MEG. Means. IN the August Fo-
rum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27

,,,.., coiId not be dlslodged The
n nisnl's' of public opinion would be at an
e''' Perhaps the financial argument
atcuid have come first, since IL alone
snt,ies the whole project. How are the
soads 10 be nationalzed? The Govern
,,ent certainly cannot confiscate them.
Tor they are private property. 1t must
obtafn them by purchase. Now their
Centralized value IS somewhere from SS-
90 900 900 to $4,000. 0oO. 900. Where is the
money TO come from? Remember that
the Government cannot actually create
use OF credit money to the breaking
point And II the owners were willing
10 exchange for United States bonds,
that would leave us with n national debt
the like of which was never heard OF,
and with the certainty that we could
not pay either principal or interest. For
q per cent Of these railroads are now
I'm the hands OF receivers IL IS notorious
that public management IS more extrava-
CANT than private: and tho average rate
OF profit on railroad properties In pri-
vate hands IS so small that II would
practically disappear when they were
run for politics instead of for revenue.
Assuming. then, general consent to the
national debt at the highest point ever
reached find no way TO ever pay interest
or principal except by taxation. while
every Congress would vote for lower
rates 10 please the people who could
not see that what was taken out OF one
pocket was put into the other. minus the
cost of collection and distribution. These
are only three reasons. but the woods
are full Of them.-St Paul Pioneer Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
.Senatoria Zeal for the Sugar Trnst

senator Caffery's revelation of the So.
cret history Of the sugar schedule shows
that Senator's German. Brice ana smith
We're working together for a trust scho-
que with zeal ami cunning that could
hardly have been surpassed by the p3ij
attorneys OF the trust
senator Smiths efforts I'm this direction
are comprehensive. since the trust refin-
cries are a leading industry Of his state.
though II is not easy 10 understand how
ne could vote for any bill saddleI with an
income tax rider, which he has denounced
WIN Nlgor not surpassed by Senator
lIE himself But why should Senators
German and Brice be so sclicitous about
protection for the Sugar Trust. going to
the extreme Of insisting that the trust
must have its rich bonus or there Shall he
no tariff legislation?
Senator Gallery has thrown strong bur
evidently only a partial light on the
FORMATION OF the Havemeyer-G German
schedule. When the whole truth ia known
id,r p122lic need hardly be surprised to
the bottom of the scandalous delav ana
conflict which have proved so disastrous
70 the business interests Of the county,
New York Herald.