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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
Mortgage Sale.

First publication April rs last Tuly a.
Whereas default has been mndc iu t'W pay.
mtnt oi the money secured by amortgllts dated
the eighteenth day ol February in tar year
eighteen hundred and ninety thrrc cxr uied by
Julia T.. O'HHra OF the city at Iron Mountain
Michigan. TO GEORGE II. Brown Oi crystal Falls.
Michigan. which said mortgage was recorded u
the Office of the Register ot Deeds Of the County
0i Iron. in ldber p Ol mortgages on page $50 ON
the twentieth day ui February, lkH;i, AT eleven
O'Clock a. M, and whereas the amount claimed
to be- due ON said mortgage ht the date uf this
notice Is the sum of ono hundred nine Dollars oi
principle and interest aud the further some OF
twenty five dollars as an attorney icretipnlitted
Tor iu said mortgage which h. The whole amount
claimed 20 be unpaid on said norigaer nnd mo-
suit or proceeding having been instituted 10 Law
TO recover the debt now remaining secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof whereby the
power ~ sale contained INA said mortgage has
become operative. Now Therefore nutirc u here
by giveulthat by virtue al the said power of s,tlc
aud in pursuance 81 the statute in such ctse
made aud provided the said mortgage VIII De
torclosrd hy j. sale ni the premises therein lies
cubcd at public auction % the highest bidder
at the front door uf the court mousse 100 the
VILLAGE ~ crystal Fails iu suid County ~ Iron
ON the 2ird day ul lMly 1891 nc ten O'Clock in
the forenoon 81 that dty Which said premises
are described n said mortgage ~ follows 90
wit. Tot numbered sixty seven 60 of the
original recorded plat of the village OF Crystal
Falls County of Iron Statcoi Michigan Dated
April 2Bth 1904 GEuRuE y BRoWN,
g. H. FLEWELLiVU, Mortgage
ATTORNEY
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

The jury has disagreed and Ellis isstill
"at large" much To tie detriment oil
Justice and the dignity Of our state instr
tutions This disagreement il far from
an acquittal, however, and we shall de
vote ii portion Of our leisure hours to
the hope that the next jury empancllcd
10 try the slippery Adolphus may con
tain fewer men who spend their time
winking at the defense rs the testimony
Is being given.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

IL the "one-term" idea In To- triumph
ia gubernatorial ethics, why not in all
other state Offices, including legislative
seats? Imagine legislature composed
entirely Of novices. Would il not be a
kindergarten spectacle surprising the
fertile conception Of the most ingenious
caricaturist2 Let the "one-term," pap
''erving spirit go onl We shall soon lose
sight Of the purpose for which the state
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

IL has happened under tlieextrordinary
events 81 his administration that as
governor of the state be has been called
upon To stand az the embodied honesty
OF the Republican party. In his official
act removing the state officials he fairly
and satisfactorily represented The purity,
honor and integrity OF the Republican
party.
Leaving John I. Rich, the man, out OF
sight, would il not inevitably appear Co
be a reputation Of these high principles
TO set aside the precedent Of thirty years
by nominating new man?
Despite any aud all declarations 70 the
contrary, the reputation 81 Mr.. Rich by
the Republican state Convention would
in effect be the population o. his course
in regard TO the deposcd state officers.
II would be SO interpreted by the oppo-
sition without doubt. twould sostrike
thousands OF Republicans and we do not
believe that the Republican party can
afford To place itself in any such position
before the people Of Michigan.
For these reasons we believe that the
Republican party viii DO a wise thing in
making emphatic its demand for putty
honesty and absolute iaithiulness IN Re.
publican officials OF every degree by re-
nominating Governor Rich, who has
stood, and now stands, as the en-
bodiment and representative Of these
priuciples.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

the largest watch case manufacture
ing concern i'll the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled of the watch.
1t IS asure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. 1t is called the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
VENTION.

TO rHE REPUBLICAN ELECTIONS Oh THE SrATr
on MICHIaAs The Republican Electors % the
state OF Michigan and AL Others who may dc
sire 20 unite with them In uphoding the prncl.
pies OF the Republican party, as declared ia the
platform adopted by the last National Republi
can Convention, are hereby requested 90 send
delegates TO the State Convention OF said party
10 be held at Hartman Hall, In the city 81
Grand Rapids, beginning AT 10 O'Clock a. M.
Tuesday, July 8lst, 1894, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for State Officers. the
election OF u Chairman OF the Republican state
central Committee, and two members OF that
committee from each Congressional District,
aud for the transaction OF such other business
as usually comes before the convention.
Every county will be entitled 90 One delegate
for every 600 OF the total vote cast for Governor
At the Last election November SN2). aud ca
Que additional delegate for every fraction
amounting 10 300, but each organized county
will be entities 20 at least two delegates.
Under the resolution OF 1858, no delegate will
be entitled 10 seat In the convention who does
not reside Ia the county he proposes 70 repre-
sent.
The delegates from each Congressional District
are requested 90 meet In caucus NJ O'Clock on
the morning OF the day ~ The convention %
select candidates To be presented TO the state
Convention for confirmation, as follows; onc
Vice President one Assistant Secretary, one
member each Of the committees on "Creden
tials /" Permanent Organization and order OF
Business" and "Resontlons.' arEi two mem
bers OF the State Central Committee, aud for the
transaction OF such other business us may
properly come before them
In accordance with n resolution adopted june
~ 1850, the Secretary OF each County Conven
ton In requested 60 forward 20 the SECRETARY 81
the State Central Committee. No. 1. Newberry
Building. Detroit. Mich, by the earliest mail
after the delegates TO the State Convention have
been chosen, certified list OF the delegates from
their respective counties, who are entitled %
seats Ia the convention.
IL. NJ. DuFFGELD, Detroit
II. A. CoNANT, Monroe
ID. Is. ANGER Charlotte.
HANSEN u. SMITH, Cassopolis.
VIM ALDEN SMITH. Grand Rapids
IA. X LOWELL, Flint.
NJ. n. MuGAN. Port Saniac.
Gro. A STEELE 81. Johns.
JOHN COIE, Fremont.
WA A. FRENCH. Bell.
W. u. JOHNSON, Grernville
NJ. NJ. RILEY, Bessemer
CHARIEs Wright Detroit
A, W SMITH. Adrian.
FHED N. WApLEI0u, Battle Greek
" W. MAIr Sturgis.
GEO W. WERnER, Ionia
~ Is. GALHRAuH, Pontiac
w u. WILLIAMS Lapcer.
II w CAREY, Eastlnke
". II. ALPIN. West Bay city.
REN BARKER Reed city.
III. q. lOUNu, Marquette.
Republican State Central Committee
wM. X. BArEs, JAMES MCMILLAN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

TIE Detroit Free Press opines that the
"onc-termp movement will strengthen
the hands OF the Michigan Democracy
md that 10y loyal, concerted action on
the part OF that disrupted institution,
the state institutions may again pass
into Democratic control. The Conc
term" policy -it'snothine moro than u
polcy-will not strengthen the Republic
an forces; that's certain, but when our
distinguished Detroit contemporary
urges concerted action 10y party with n
disgruntlcd faction for every point Of the
compass, inasmuch that the police have
been compelled TO use their clubs To
maintain scmblanco OF dccorum nj n
majority al the Democratic county con
MENTIONS throughout the state, IL makes
us 'larf." The "oncterm" schemers are
not helping the Republican cause, but
they will soon be in line after they have
discovered their error in the state con
vcntion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CONVENTION.

TO THE QUALIFIED ELEcroRs on TnE COUNTY
Convention will be held la Doucets opera house.
In the village OF Crystal Falls, on Thursday.
July o. 1891. al two O'Clock IN the Afternoon,
Tor the purpose OF appointing three delegates 20
represent the county OF Iron M the Republican
State Convention 10 be held la the city ofGrand
Rapids, July 81. 1894. Also, 20 elect one Re.
publican County Chairman and one Secretary,
who shall compose the Republican County
COMMITTEES for said County Of iron for the ensli-
ing two years or, until his or their Successors
shall be chosen by competent authority
The several townships IN said county are
entitled 10 representation in said convention as
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

servants are elected and there win be an
office for "all hands, ia time. The next
in order will be 20 shorten the zone
term" in order that the little fellows
near the foot Of the political class may
''haye "A show for their ally
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Ron WRIGnr has purchased the plant
81 the deiunct Manistiquc News and now
issues his Manistique Democrat from
that office. The initial number has been
received. II Is typographical beauty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

II the "one-term' club was sincere in
its affected conviction, IT would urge the
election Of legislature pledged TO a con
stitutional amendment, limiting the
tenure OF office Of the state executive TO
n single term, instead Of spriuging il upon
the coat-tails OF an aspiring candidate
who has no moro potent claim 20 the
honor nnothor has enrned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

VIZ acknowledge, with thanks, copy
OF the Fort Worth (TeNasl Gazette.
from Mr.. Ralph Wilcox, who is now
making tour OF the south. The paper
Is Of the "red.hotp Texan order aud
bears the marks Of shotgun, "anti-
niger" hand throughout ia columns.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

CoxEY would make an ideal populist
congressman. lie has taken twenty
day term OF instructions, chow TO keep
OFF the grass." II any greater intellectual
qualification ia required, those Populists
already at the national capitol are sadly
deficient
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
TourIat Exoursion Tickets

st reduced ratc- 60 the principal sum-
ncr resorts of the United states are
now on snlc vin The NOrth-Wcstcrn
Line. For particulars apply 20 agents
Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

UNDER the protecting cover Of the
night, the Democratic convention for
Iron county was held some two weeks
ago. THE DIAMOND DRILL would have
given the little affair earlier notice had
it possessed Information in the premises
but il did not We are accustomed TO
hearing mighty tumult ON the occasion
Of such events in Crystal Falls and the
absence OF this accounts for this affair
having escaped. Fact OF the matter is,
very few people in Crystal Falls are
aware even at this tardy hour that the
county Democratic convention was held
directly under their noses, aside from the
seven "unterrilied" composing the repre-
scntation. II is said to have been n
chilly gathering; so irigid that even Dan
Zimmerman, on whose premises il WAS
held, iorsook it.. There were no hopeful
speeches; NO pointing with pride" aud
but seven Democrats Alas how the
mighty have fallen!
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
soda Wnter

Hendricks ~ drawing the finest soda
water that ever ticklc,l the palate al IN
cpicnrc. Ills syrups arc nll from the
fruit. No extracts. Try IL. It's dc
hcuus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

SAY, Jennie, viii you have me2"
ono, Tom
"Why not, Jcnnic2n
Cause You carry bottles in your
pockct, Tom
"Why, Jennie This IL only q bottle
81 llallcr's Sure Cure Cough syrup
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SATURDAY
URYsTALFALLs, IRONCOUNTY, MICHIGAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Ripans 'rabulcs cure cole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.

Terms 90 per year. in advance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Chairman Republican County committee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

All Communications should be addressed 20
Tax DIAMOND DRILL, Crystal Falls Mich.
Posr OFFICE Address Lock Box b.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

MoalARrY & WATSON, Publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

ra.,st the advance OF the enemy .uIn
"a ssIj upon their swords, preferrlns ~
commit suicide rather than be muInels r.
by the japanese. The Japanese o'"S
ana men fought Hike tigers. ,,ssd
aome of the methods OF warfare a,,s
were rid,culously gruesome ana ha,,o ...sd
ror instance, the Chinese. II IL tolu, s',o5
ola fashioned pots sIung on poles an" MI
With s,ilphuric acid. and other pau .ars
Ing deadly acids. which Kill, psrhaP'' '"0'S
quickly than a rifle SHOT. .o,d,ers
Ona not cast in among dozen ro,u .,as
,n,s avery man inside Few seeou sn,,
The Mongols also resorten !" ,y ~
axes and long bamboo poles ,,s ,.iv
ther, threw their guns away oenp . snc.
when they caught glimpse Oh cloud
nv surrounding them like deno ,. LII.
I, is impossible to accurately ,,rac.
~ harbartties which these peopie pa
,,ce I'm their methods OF war, an
g., ,,a,r penal punishments In peace.
" JAPANESE LOAN SUBSCRIBER.
,oNnoN. August 2o-The foxohaina
-.osnondert OF the Central News ssse
that Japan's per cent. war io"''
been fully subscribed. ordsrt In
The Central News corresponaTs, r,
-r,,, -Ts,n denies the report tna' "a
wIli arrange to place loan IN hns" IN
Trio Central News corresponoi, "a
changbai learns that China mas eInup 'a.d
arrangenents with an agent 10 Ens ,mt'
s sr,nsce SUPPLIES of firearms and ahihuh''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
sl,nPUS IN PARLIAMENT.
Sharp Speeches on Account OF the ~
of Irish Legislation

LONDON. August 2l.-The lrish VA
..I,,-.s ,n tho House OF Commons ios'
80. ,a,,ence early this morning anu
showed plainly their disgust az ,i'e a. NV.
~ ali Irish legislation. Sir William no
cour, Chancellor OF the Exchequer, Tho ,ha
nronos.d the postponement OIL an" r,n,e for
report Of supply, inciuu'hs 'N
the Lords and OFFICIALS ,.,ou,te for
Tbomas Sexton. an anu atsdIv
MN" Ksrry. had protested hea'.uiy
Nolth ,taors NJ the Nationalists anu
Radicals into Committee
- and Means. and Sexton tiloNou
% r,sa and report progress 10 '"e 80,
ca. yyuI,am Harcourt replied noI
81 '',.,, method OF hindering the gov, ;,
suon s,,~iness will not be persisted H.
hi ,,n Saxton excitedly exclaimed that ne
" 80 colleagues had had their pauenOu
g. trained by repeated delays thae o.,
,.o,,Id not endure much more mn ,ha
I,nr,,ort t.mpOrized Or deciihed " 49,
s''0erines of ireland increased nJ :,
ornment had agreed with tne csrtain
tnS lie would not he parry
..,r ae,reement. lie would press MS ', ho.
w.. WE. ON division. the motion "aS
to,,od bv a vote Of 81 to 81. uirk.
- 1av,es Henry Dalziell Liberal lor M ,So
30. r,oved that the chairman vaca'e '"-
chair. ,., again protested
90 .,,,cb tactics. Mr.. Sexton rep'"'
his accusation that the COVE ., rories
w -. common cause with the i"i
g. certatn matters. The opJr, ,,,, no
,,,stronement proposed by Sir " 'l''''ir ',,or.
ia was to give the Torres an tror,
,un,tv TO drum up their parry re-, s,'F and
Cor the Lords vote. tNa''o'''''@
Radical cheers. ,,,o other
a. naIziells motion and TWO o''Ie'
nations Of similar intent
jected ,.tar NJ the anti
Jus' M, moved that the chairman va
49, chair. He charged the soNe'n
~ ,,tth lack OF earnestness III
NJ s,,,e, tho feeling OF the commons on
W towards the House OF Lo'u',
'"T nillon supported Mccarthy an"
'o' hie charges against the 5o'ei"
mcnt. roada n COM
II. dfeavowal for the goVetilih'n !,
H member OF the government ~
"a vuiingly acted against the -
- ~ House and the electors. iie 'i'''
ea,f f.l, a keen appreciation oil 'he 10y 81
svn,ort given by the Irish mempeIs' ~,
NJ" ~ NcCarthy's motion was reJec'eu "
W. ~ vesay Knox, anti-Parnelli'e lor
w"st Cayen. participated in the nson,.
,,i,b \ short. sharp speech pegll'nin9
MIN wi, The assertion that fine words Dul-
w., ~,.' No narsnlps." and ending with lne
,nn,,;,y. "Yhen did the government CON
cr,d. their compact with the Tories.
Sir William denied that there was was any ~,
comnact. Later the Radicals tr,ru ~
Az from him az statement OF policy a.
- The House OF Lords. but he turned
,bem off with the remark that hei'Li-
the time nor the place was suitable LOT
that statement. ..,.,,, ,hta
The House adjourned at O'Clock th's
morning. =, ,,o,,,,o for
John Gweetham. anti-ParnelIite ior
WICKLOW. has expressed in letter 10 tne
Freeman's Journal the discomfort ret
bv himself aud many OF his colleagues
since the defeat Of the evicted-tehahts
b,Il His final words are: 1T Is evident
that this Parliament cannot lesislate TOT
Ireland. and ought to be dissolved 10
make way for one that can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
AN INTERESTING MONUMENT.
A Marble Slab That Marks the Bonudry
Between Mexico and the United states.


Under the direction OF the Boz. I.-
Survey Commission the III marble r
ment. which, since lsH. has mark. '..
dividing line between The Uuit.l -...
ana Mexico at tho coast t.- '.
brought u the city 20 b. tr.s.,.
For years that monument hl In
point OF interest. and has h.u N
by thousands Of citizens ara stranger.
Each has apparently teit -hA. o. OIL.
would believe he or she hll f-tn Co..
il some portion II the slab W"r. not '..-
ried away 10 be offered 90 evidence "a
all occasions
The result has been that nh. ulr
has been Clipped and dcftcel ur'N -s
original form IS almost lost Dc ., t-
cause Of all this thai the slab N's
brought TO the city. To WORK n.t
placements III. surface would ha.. f
worked down two inches N.-.
dressed the stone Will again ir lt
in position. but this time 10 Wli Pr. f..
tected BY fence OF steel plck..- I.f
Enclosure will be twelve feet
The pickets will be- eight feet hI-
tops sharply pointed. ANA lear.ns fAi
after the device Of some nt-trai
that while It might be- possia.. ..r To-
active person - climb IN, % "n..- --
quire nrst-class acrobat o. 0..
over those curvng pickets B,-il..
a new law makes IL penal ,,.
mutilatc the monument
At Tia Juana a similar slab
erected on the Old brick f3uriAi ID
National avenue. which has long . e
landmark there. Tho Tia Juant
ment will b. OF granite. instead nt t.i-
bic, and 1t will BE- enclosed wIt .
pickets. Ike the one AT the o'nst La'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

chief constructor of the navy, II 10 mucn
improved in health that he has deter
mined 20 return to active duty IN Octo-
Der. IL Is Understood that he VIII pe ue-
tailed to the Portsmouth IN. HI navy
yard.
The report OF the board which examined
the extent OF the fire aboard the Marion.
which occurred while that vessei was
In the dry-dock at the Mare Island navy
yard. has been received at the Navy De-
partment. 1t was found that the dam
ages. which were confined to the she'll
room. were probably caused by spontane-
Gus combustion. and can be repaired for
so.
Three vacancies In the grades OF as
sIstant phymaster In the navy were
filled this morning by appointments.
which the President signed at Gray
Gables on Saturday. The fortunate
Young men are Martin Ramsay. son OF
Admiral Ramsay: Guy Rodgers. son OF
CaptaIn Alexander Rodgers. OF the army.
and grandson OF the late Admiral
Rodgers. and Joe johnson cheatham' OF
Tennessee. 90,
Superintendent Kimball. OF the Lire
Saving Service. to-day issued orders that
all lfe-saving stations on the Atiah'ic
coast should he manned Immediately. IN
accordance with the new act or CON-
eress providing that life-saving stations
shall be kept open from the Isl OF hu-
gust until the 1st Of June following IN.
stead OF from the LIST Of September TIL
the lst OF May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
NO MORE SPEECHES.
Republican Senators Serve Notice Oh
the Democrats.
TARIFF DEBATE ENDED.
Elaborate Orations Prepared for Campaign
p.rno... VIII Have 10 Remain Unde-
lIvcrcd-seuate VIII Drift.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August Zo.-ihe
peu,bl,cans this morning gave the Senate
an evidence Of their intention that 'hey
did not propose to permit the Deiho0'a''
at this late day to make lo' o. 'a
paign speeches on the tarin p'i' i
routire business OF the Senate was SOON
ended and Mr.. Lindsay was about 10 take
IN. floor to make a speech. when MT
Quay made the point Of no quorum
ter n long search for senators no au'' "'"
,y,a fund when a motion was mahe anu
carried that the Senate so into executive
session. This was done and the Seha'e
ado rEed to meet Wednesday,
Messrs. Aldrich and Chandler III us
cussng this matter after the SeHale i'"'
adjourned, said they had learner '""'
there were at least half dozen Democrats
who had prepared elaborate speeCnV''
vI,ch II was the intention TO nave 'Ii
lated ty the Democratic Campaign WI"
uittce ~ the congressional CAMPO -"
These sreeches had been prepared VIM.
notice to the Republicans, 90 .hht nv
might reply, and inasmuch as 'he Den '.,
crais laa been gwen every opPoi ''i,'''
to speak during the long DEBATE anu ia"
declined. the Republicans would not now
y I.ey could prevent IT. permit the Demo-
Gratis 10 70 into the matter ana reopen
rne whole tariff debate, presenting the
situation az they view 1t In the isht Va
recent events. 5000, 7,
Both Messrs. Chandler and Aldrich de-
clared that the Republicans would not
hermit these speeches to be made nor u
get into the Record under leave 10 print
40 QUORUM.
There was. they said, no quorum In the
city. and as the Senate had declared tha'
II was impracticable to have any more
contested legislation at this session, the
Republicans were also unwilling that
there should b. any speeches Tor inc
purpose Of explaining how II all came
about, and what II meant
The indications are that the senate VIII
simply drift, pending the arrival on 'ne
tariff bill with whatever acton the fIeS'-
dent may see fit TO make. Any attempt
IN take I'D the frec-trade bilis VIII proNV
futile. and any effort on the part OF any
Democratic senator to take the hooi
70 make a speech will be the signal TOT tre
nolut of no quorum to be made
II is the present Intention OF the MI
noritv TO prevent action looking 10 inc
correction of the mistakes that may De
FOUND in the tarir bill. and If their policy
is carried out successfully. the tariH Dill
as IL stands will be put on tIlai' 70 "
remain until the next session OF Congress