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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

Ser StaotratD BON Splebo bat Dor
tur3er 3eit cine &elolution aneenommen
uel9e porI6reibt, bob Die 0erbanbIun=
gen oer senannten &orperl9oft aud in
oeutI6er SpraGe Der6ffentli6t perben
ioIlten. 0ieIen SeI6lub bes bprti9en
otaotrotbs bat jeop6 Der fanatiIde re-
publifanil6e 8iireermeiIter jener 9taot
nit Ieinem 8eto belest, pbippbl Elm @eleb
eriitirt, iuel3es pprl9reibt, baB Die 8er=
banolungen oes Staotratbs in sroBeren
Stdbten in beutI6er Spra1e publi3irt
msroen miiIlen. 0amit bat er aber in
etn gSeIpenneit 9eito6en benn Der
voentIbe Gentralbunb", pel6er getpiller=
maBen als ber GeprdI Ientant ber lebr
itarfen beutl6en 8epDlferuns bon
Solebo betra6tet iperben fam, bat TO-
fort ener9ilb Stequns gegen biele bonn
6rembenbab oiftirte 9onoluns senpm=
men unb in einer fiir3lib abgebaltenen
8erlammlun9 einmiitbi9 bel6loiien elm
Gomite SIT ernennen, ipel6es bel Dem
5tabtratb einen YroteIt gesen bas 0or=
seben beg 8iirsermeilters einlesen unb
Oemlelben in beutli1er Spra6e aus=
einanberieben lpl, bab bic bsutl9en
8Ir9er bon Solebo bieIelben &e6te tpie
ibre enslii1 lpre6enben 0eitbiirser fir
li6 in slnlpru6 nebmen.
= Sie mebr ols merftpiirbi9e Yro=
clamation, in tpel6er 6iirit 6erbinanb
bon Bul9arien Die @eburt eines Spb=
mes angefiinoist bat, lautet fplsenber=
n,aBen: AN mein bielseliebtes Bplf !!
Seute, Otenitas, ben Is. (3O.) ssanuar,
i'm Sabre bes Seils 1898, Inn 7:15 l1br
Morsens, murbe in unlerem iiiritli1en
Yala1te in Sofia ibre fonigli1e Soobeit,
Die regierenbe 6uritin Mlario 2ouiie
BON Bourbon, meine erlau1te @emab=
lin, nit @uttes 5iilIe slidli6 bon eineln
ainbe mdnnli1en @eI6le9tes entbun=
ben, DEM mir ben Nanen Boris unb
ben Sitel eines Yrinsen BON Sirnopa
perleiben. Ser 9}euseborene lit Elm
bulgariiber 9rins Grbs bes buisari=
l6en sbrpnes, Yrlns ppn Sirnopa,
Ser5os BON Sa6len, Sitter oer
eriten uno pierten GlaIie bes militdril6en
Sapferfeits@Oroens uno Srager bes
eollters bes ct. Mleranber=Oroens
Wir ernennen benlelben gum Gbef bes 4.
acknowledgements npn Ylepna, bea
4. Gapallerie= unb bes s. MrtiGerie=&e=
slments. Snoem mir bas sliidlide Ct
eignib unlerem pielseliebten 8olfe be-
tonnt9eben ri6ten mir unlere beiben
Bitten gum Mlmabttsen, baB er unleren
erlau9ten Sobn uno Grben bes bulea-
ridden Sbrones bebiite unb be19iibe. baf
CT ibm @eiunbbeit, Slid unb grfolg be|
allen ieinen Sbaten unb l1nternebnun=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

gen seudbre gum Moble, &ubme unf
Segen unleres tbeueren Boterlanbes
Geseben IN unlerem 9alaite gu Sofia
am Sage oes bell. NtbanaRus, i'm
Sabre 1894, oem liebenten, unIerer Ge=
alerung" - @runosiitiser 9immel
geiier bdtten es aud Die uWespen" ni6i
MAIDEN fDnnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

Sn Dapton, 9enn., baben mebrere
eroBe Giien9iebereien, ,pelde ipegen Der
l6le6ten 3eiten feiern mlBte1, Den 8e=
trieb tpieber aufsenommen. 0iinfbun-
bert 9rbeiter, auf oeren Der Motb1anb
i6per 9elaitet bate, er6alten baburh
wieoer geldafti9uns. 9as lit aud
nieoer ein Qn5ei6en oaTiir, baB Die @e=
l6dftslase lib su belIern be9innt, tros
oer WilionbiG, BON tpel6er Die Gepubli=
faner bebaupten, lie bebrDbe 5anbel unb
gSanoel nit benz Guin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

- Die @al3merte in pomerop,
Wfeiss gountp, baben ibre Mrbeit ,uieber
an9efangen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
Ser republifont1d,e GtootsSenotl


= Ser republifonil9e 5toatslenotor
aet6am BON 9iep Serlep, tpel6er o(s
perbobrter gtatipiit gilt, 6at cine @iQ
eingebro6t, tpelbe in ben 6reil9ulen
9tew Serlep's bos 8eten bes @oterun-
lers uno lonitiser reli9i0Ier ltebungen,
inter anberem au9 oas 2elen Der gibel
9eleblib Ianctionirt. g8ie ftiumt bas
5ll benz @runoIab, oab Die 6ffentti6en
S3ulen ufonfelIionslos~ iein lollen 2
So ltebt man ipieoer einmol, lpie ipenie
8eritdnoniB Elm lol0er .9totioiit fir
lpabrboft omertfanilhe Snliitutionen
bat. 8as 6reii6uleniDitem 1T ouT oen
8runblab ppllltdnoi9er Srennung pon
Stoat uno &irbe boIirt, 0ai oa9er ri4ts
NIT ben relisioIen uebungen Der einen
ooer anberen GonfeIiion i'll I6offen.
Galniba Grop's 9lurolitdt BE-
lauft li9 ouT iiber 1S5,oOo. Sic
rlble0ten 3eiten" unb Die Sbatla0e,
oab bic Semofroten in Dem ltarf repub=
lifanil6en pennlplpanien, neil lie bod
feline Muslidten aui einen Gieg baben,
81 Saule blieben, 1inb mpbl bic Soupt=
urloheh oieier 9roben Yluralitdt. sSm
oritten 9litrift BON Ohio, mel6en Der
nenli6 Derl ltorbene Gepr0lentont 6puf
BON SoDton pertrat ipirb nd6ltens cine
@r'aspabl Itattfinben unb es beibt, oob
Die gepublitaner srDBe Gin itrenouneen
MAIDEN lpetben, ben 0iItrift su yrn6trrl,
Ser 9iltrift umTabt Die Counties llouz
gomerD, Yreble unb Butter unb eibt ee=
wDbnli6 cine bem,ofratil6e Miebrbeit
ppn $500 Stimmen.
- 3u Der 8emerfune Der v6incin=
natl Sreie YreIIe," bab oas Splf BON
Yennlplpanien in v0onnertonen" su
ber oemofratil6en Sorilbplben eelpro=
den, maht Der vgouispille Nnaeiger"
folgenben Gommentar ySur0 Die
nSonnertOne" flons aber bo9 bas idm=
tnerli@e 9Sinleln Der pennlplponil1en
So2Sollbarone, pel1e ourb Die @il1pn=
bill i6ren Gelbiad beOrobt leben, sienl=
lt6 beutli9 binourA. Wenn aber l1on
Der Soh5ollItaot Hennlnlpanlen mil
ySonnertOnen" 9eipro9en bat, luel9er
ausbrtd bat bic gincinnatier GoQegir
bann fir oas eIementare lln9eItiim, mi
lpel0em IN brei auf chamber folgenoer
@oblen oas 9onSe omerifonil6e @ol
ben Mtc&inleD=Sorif peroonnert bat
Ooer lit iie Der 4nii6t, baB bic n9on.
nertDne" cine ipeciIiId) republifanildt
SOnart 6ilben 2" - Wa6rI@etnli9 ihor
me6r gflinsenoe 2trgumente. 9oB De,
republitanil6e vGeloIad" ouf &eiler
mar 1T tpobl ni0t 5u beSmeifeln. 81,
9emofraten blieben lnalien6aft III @oult
uno S9ub30llner lieferten Moneten il
0iille unO Siiae. 8ei oen l9ledtel
3eiten luoren bie'el6en boppelt lpirflam
Iu1 1T ia Der Staat 10 itarf republito
Mid, ooB ct bel Der porigen Staotswab
eine republitonii9e M}ebrbeit BON 1877,
600 Stimmen CAB.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01

~ ~ y ~ II. OSpi. ~CN-
&rie9sbepartement bat beute entl1leben
bab General Sicfles gu ieiner Yenl ion
BON $5,625 per Sabr bere9tist lit, ob=
wobl ct GonsreBmitglieb iii. SnbeKen
lit bas &riessoepartement Der 9lnli1t,
boB penlionirte Oftisiere ni0t mdblbar
fit ben Gonsreb linb uno baB cine iol9e
gSabl uerfa1Iunsssuioris lit.
Die Acknowledgements
% bington, "a. 6ebr. = 0as
Sauscpnlite fir YoI Itmelen bat lih ibe,
bic Acknowledgements seeinist 9ie
Bia perlangt $S7,O00,000 ober $3, ,0O0,=
600 weniser ais Die Spronl1ldee uno
100000 meDr ols Die 0erfpiQisuno
bes laufenben Siscafjobres betragt.
Die Saldre ser poitolerfs.
QSa1bingtnn "a. Teb. 3pei
@orlasen BON grocer gSi6tisteit fir
Die glnaeitellten Der Yotdmter lino BON
Dem Nusl@uB fir Yoltangelesenbeiten
suteebeiben tporbeu uno tpsrben nit
9unlttger Gmpfeblun9 on Das 9aus
beri6tet lperben. 0ie cine lit eine
8ilI bes Gepr. 9unpbp bon 9ieu Dorf,
luel6e cine alailiii5iruns Der Glerts in
poitdlntern eriter uno sneiter &laGs
perfii9t, uno Die Sueite eine Bin bon
Sopfins bon Slltnois, bic &laIIifiai=
runs BON Gilenbabn=Ypitclerfs betrefs
fenb. Ser Dunpbp-8ill sufolse ion
ieber 9ilfs=poitmeiiter balb 10 piel
an @ebalt mie ber poltmeiiter er=
balten, aussenonmen in Netp 0orf,
no Der erfe 9ilfs poitmeiFer $3,-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28
CROP BULLETIN.

The Past Week Has Beeu the Finest
Growing Weather OF tho Year.
Director sherisr. in the weather crop bali
letiu for ,be week ending June 25. ssyss
With abundSn, aud we'll distributed
showers. a normal amount of sunshine snd
the temperature only slightly below the
average. the past week has given about the
finest growing weather OF the season. The
drought which was Last week reported "a
be prevailing in Dawson and VALLEY coun-
ties. has been broken by heavv showers
which did an.incaloulabls amount Of eood.l
Sheep shsaring In that section 10 nsarlY
over and farmers are beginning hayine.
Corn aud potatoes ara now looking we'll;
grass has revived and there are good pros
poets Of large hay crops.
The outlook in the middle counties re-
mains unclaimed. Slight hail storms 90
cared a. q number OF points. but no dam
age Was inflicted. Garden ofops are max
Ing o vigorous growth and strawberries
from the Gallatin valley are being mar
ketsd. Timothy Is headina out and ranch
men will begin en- their hsY crop In . short
time.
In the Bitter boo, valley, early sown
spring whsA, 10 heading ou, and looking
well. Strawberries are rip, IN abundance,
and crops no, flooded by the recent high
water are In an exceptionally hne condition
A sliRht hail fell near Ubst on the 19th. and
on the 22i q much heavier fall occurred.
which did considerable damage, garden
truck suffered much more than grain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28

Report Of tho Commissioners Appointed
90 Looh Into 10.

Report OF tho Com mlsslonsra Appointed
20 Looh Into 10.
W. M. Dlokford and Thomas q. Merrill
who wore Appointed by Gov hiokArds 10
look into The feasibility OF holding an 10.
terstate fair al Tacoma. Aug. 10. laaiipa
till Nov. !. us proposed by Washington
have made their report. They say tho OBJ
isct OF the fair was 70 present In q oolloe-
tive exhibit such articles a. will best lllus.
tIaie the material resources OF the states Of
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and Montana,
and British Columbis and Alaska. 10 boinR
tho belief OF the protectors that by q com
biped ohort on tho part OF the sitlxens OF
the respective atatoa an attractive exhibit
could be made, which would bring 70 the
fair msny pereons seeking for homss and
desiring 10 change their place Of residence
bsesuss OF tbs business depression prevail
Ing IN the east.
II was stat, d that the railroads oontorlna
at Tacoma would give apeoiAl rates and
concessions 20 intending settlers and in
voatora. The railroad rates we're 10 include
etopcver privileges al Montana points Tho
grounds whore II ID intsnded 10 hold the
fair are admirably situated on n aloping
plateau near Puget Sound. Three build
ings are already in couras OF construction.
The management desire thai Montana and
Idaho ersot q mining building 20 be used
exclusively for = mineral display from ths
two atates. There is. however. ample space
provided for a mineral exhibit. whether a
buildiaR ID erected or not. The report
sayG
'1t ia the ultimate intention 10 make The
exhibli. or NJ leAs, largo part OF II. per.
manent, so that all who come 10 the north
west may. by examining the exhibit made
by the different states al Tacoma, have An
opportunity OF Beslng what the different
sections produce. II this object should be
carried into effect. 10 will undoubtedly DO
OF permanent benefit. but would not result
in SO much good as having such an
exhibit In our own state and have II made
accessible to all persons intending 20 settle
within the limits OF Aoptsns."
In conclusion the commissioners refrain
from making any suggestions ns TO the
course TO be pursued. except that they
belisve IL will! DO OF sufficient Importance ia
place before the people OF Montana so that
an sxpression Of opinion may be had as to
the wishes Of tho people Of the state ss TO
what should be dose.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28
Debating and Voting on Proposed
Changes to the Income Tax
Section.
In This Work tho Senate suo-
os0d cd In Putting Another
Full Day.
The House In Dsadloek over the mn
10 Admit New Mexico TO State
hood.

WASHINGTON, Jane e7.-Debate on The In
come .sI provisions OF the tsrif bill was
resumed. The pending amendment was
that to exempt corporations. companies or
associations having n capital stock of less
than 500 600. White took the hoor in
support OF the amsndmsnl. and wsa replied
10 By Vest. Who opposed H. Veat saii
under tbs present terid sJs,am the oItiz ns
paid upon consumption. II was unjust hnd
unequal. The poor paid practically al
much AZ the rich. Property and incomes, in
his opinion. should pay for the protection
Of the government.
Why should tsnes not be levied upon
properly. but upon the wants Of citizsnsf
asked Vest. The &4,OC0 eIemptio 90 ind
viduAls, whether the figure was the correct
one or not wSs the amount nIod A. tho
cost OF living Corporations consumed
nothing, they wore entitled TO no Oxemp-
tion and should have none. Vest tbouahs
The bill was peculiarly ius, and oonsidsra,s
OF corporations II the rule ,hat applied
20 individuals was 10 be applied to
corporations. the exemption OF 5000
should be allowed and corporations
exempted. Vest modified his amendment
40 hs 10 Crempt corporations whose capital
and surplus did not exceed 100000. cost Of
insurance. ETC.. Of any man or trading com.
psny 10 be considered In estimating eK-
psnse.
Several amendments we're offered ex-
psnies. and other associations. bot they
were each In turn lost Aldrioh offered an
amendment 10 exempt savings banks or
RaniEsd on the mutual plan. solely for the
benefit OF their depositofa 10 was az
ospted. vest offered an amendment which
was agreed 10 eIem pting mutual savings
banks conducted for the benefit OF
depositors In tho state Of Delaware. Hill
moved 10 amend section sixty. TO provide
for the inspection Of aocounts of corpora
tions subject 10 the tsr. 40 as 10 limit the
time OF inspection 10 the period bstwsen
Mach / ard August l. without action on
Hi!Ps amendment. she ssnats adjourned.
Tho house got into q serious deadlock
over the New Mexico statehood bill. The
bill under consideration was an amsnd-
msns originally proposed BY smith, repnb-
licsn. of Illinois, requiring the public
schools TO teach in the English lsneuese.
The confederation Of the bill was not con
oludsd az the hour Of adjournment.
A eablsRrsm from the French govern
me nj. acknowledging the action Of CON
Rrsss relative 10 the death Of p esideps
Csrnot. vas laid before the bouse; also q
message from the president transmitting
the latest Haveiian eorrespopdenos.
A resolution was adopted extending the
appropriations for the Gu rent fiscal year
for thirty days from the 30th instant ss The
senate will not be able TO act on sny sppror
priation bills before the expiration Of the
fiscal year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28
ILLINOIS DEMocRATs

Nominate . DimetaiIist for Senator and
Dsciare for Free Coinage.
spRNoFIrLp. ILL.,. June 27.--For United
States senator, Franklin Maevsagh; for
state superintendent OF public instruction
Henry Raab; for state treasurer, b. ].
Clsggett. This was the ticket nominated
BY the democratic convention to-day. and
tho party endorsed the nstionsl ad-
minis,ration only so far as its
actions have ooincided with che
platform of tho Chicago convention.
Maovesph's nomination did not take
we'll with many county delegates. but be
Rsinei considerable strength bv his ad-
dress before the convention. He asserted
himself as a bimstallist OF the most violent
type.
Al thu conclusion OF MAoVsagh's address
the platform was read. 1--WE endorse the
action of Pretidsnt Cleveland and the pub
lilo services OF democrats In executive and
representative stations IN all thing they
have done 10 give force and effect TO the
principles Of the patty as laid down by ths
Chicago convention of 1892"
Tue A. L. A. 10 denounced In vigorous
torms. They again declare their Loyalty TO
the time-honoi cd principle OF The demo.
cratic party which favors honest money.
gold and silver coinage provided by the
constitution. and currency convertible In
such coinage wlihout loss to holders. They
demand that tho government shall spare no
effort 20 bring about q proper ratio be-
tween gold and silver. 80 the parity may
be retained botween the two metals, and
all mnts thrown open 10 free coinage.
| Tho platform wAa unanimously adopted
and the convention adjourned.
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NO GUILE IN THESE.
Psnnsyivania Democrats Put Up q Straight
Toket.


Iioket.
HARRrsBuRG, June 1.-THE democratic
state convention was called 10 order by
Chairman strsnahan al IL IN. Robert Il.
Wright. OF Allentown. was made temporary
chair m an and In bis speech said that rsve-
nus reform must come before congress ad-
iournsd.
The platform attributes the business de-
preston and labor distusbAnee TO the
operation of republican laws; demands
tariff revision In accordance with party
pledges: opposes tho reckless imitation OF
currency TO $40 per capita as DO
mnuded by republican state conventions.
and declares: "While We favor the ciroula-
tion OF constitutional money. gold and
silver, at a parity OF value. We are unaltet-
ably opposed 10 any dsbassmsnt OF the
currency or depreciation OF any dollar
issued By the government"
II endorses Clevsland's administration,
denouncss the republican party for failure
10 enact laws; commands Gov. Pattisoni
deprscates resort TO force for the settle
ment OF questions that should be deter
mined by peaceful arbitrAtion; denounces
as bypocrites those who olamor for the pro.
lection of Americnn industries. yet import
alien labor; opposes secret political oreani-
zations. which strike a. the freedom OF
conscience.
William Singerley., Of Philadelphia, was
nominated by acclsmntion for governor;
John 4. Killing, OF Erie, for Lieutenant
governor. also unanimously. Ex-Judge
Joseph @. Buoher and II. X. Sloan were
nominated for congressmen 'at-largs. David
Medee, Of Lancaster. was nominated for
auditor. and Gen. w. w. Greenland for
secretary of internal affairs.
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Jean Cssimir- psrisr Is Elected by
tho Assembly on tho First
Ballot
He Had Clear Msjority Over All
OF the Other Candl-
dates.
Sketch OF tho Statesman on Whom nigh
nouOrs Have Been Rstowod-
Funeral OF carnot.

VERSAILLES. JEne 27.-Casimir- PsrlsI
was thia afternoon elected president OF the
French republic by the senate aud
chamber Of dsputIsa. sitting ss the national
assembly. The assembly consists OF 853
members OF whom the senators number
800 The first ballot gave M. CAslmir-
Psrlsr 4bl votes. q clear majority.
Msnbsfs OF the lsft held a msetiog before
the national assembly and decided TO sup
port IA. Brisson. A esueuI OF senators Of
the right resolved to vots for Gen. Foyries
scene oocared in the gallery Des Tom
beHux owing to the fact OF N. Chailomsi
Laceur forbidding jou' nAlIsts obtaining an
entrance 10 that part OF tho palace. The
journalists protested vshsniently. but thsy
wore not admitted. Tho galleries around
the theatre in which the election took plaos
presented q brilliant scsne.
Just before the ballotina opened So
ciolist deputy shouted; II demand hboli-
tion OF the presideneyw Another deputy
oried; "Down with dictstorsw There
were other cries from various pats Of the
hall which we're lost In the general huhub
Of election. NJ. Casimir-Psrisr was not
present during the proceedings. Much OK
citement prevailed throughou.
Jean Casimir- Perisr was born In Paris.
In l547. lie is the grandson OF Louis
Philippe's primo minister (i63l). During
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28
On The Rnnn Tranhs.

NKw YoaK. June I.-Futurily course
Walter. Harry Reed. hidglSh llli IS,
mile and thise.aiKtseuth thg-DueaL Major
General. Tom skidmore. 2'0l 3-6i mile aud
one-SiV SiVhlh-PsAeemaker. Chant Joe Hip
10y, 1;5G; mils-Capt. T., Marshall. Ferfis'.
l;i0 SO; nine tuhougs -Lizxie, HnAld
Blue Garter, 1;66
CnoAoo. June 2L-Miis aud seventy
yards -BToadbeAd, Hemper Ken, n. n.
Shirley. lii9, i've furlonEs-PelleAs. DieRa
0urgs. l.O3 mile aud ons- -quaiter-Prinos
Carl, Hawthorne, Plutu,, 2il0; th,ee-
fonTtha-Zooloiu, IRrtafian, Beveilr. lil6i
mile-Caah Day. Flora Thornton, Lehman,
i;i3, three. .fourths-someisault. issls %,
stIAthmeath. lil6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28

81. a.
she franoo-Pfussian war no entered tne
volunteer fo'c CO Of the department OF the
Aubs. and vas called 10 Pa In with his
h.,,.,,o, H. h,a .o,a,,, dn,,n, ,ba
49,. .sn,.d h;,, 4. nsn,ss ,n ,hs a,ss,
., ,hs sa Az. sna dsco,.,.d vish ,hs c,o.s ~
a.. ia,,nn =, hanns " Wv S''o
'Ap sk.A y. . Ar. .... H.
,,s. ,,' ,s-e 80 hso.ws n,.n,h. ~ ,sa
,sss s.n,., snS 20 a. rasnh,ie,n ,.s,
VII. ~ han, 20 1877 - ,nsr.a h.
m.Va ns,i.S .. 49, 49, -, % 80, s.c,sts,, ~
s..,. A.. an. "a ssns,,s,a,, ~ mi. ,n.,,,c,
,son s.,a,nioa ,his .o.uiaa nn,,i 1870
W., 80. ,a,.x -. -. ,.i..,.a % a..
~ 49, "a ~. 80 80 snnni, ,.S
.ndar saoss'.,. ~. - .s.s. ~ an. ,,,,n,s.,. -
-s, wL.rs ha ,aya a;nsS nr,,i lssb
In 1900 ha 90 1890 ,is. ,,.s,d,n, NJ
Tho obnmbsr and presIdsnt Of the bulge,
oommiltee. Upon tbs rsass,mbIius of the
deru,i.a he was elected pres,dsnt of tho
chsmhey He Was premiai In Prssid snt
Csrno,'s onblnst untiI a fev vesks 400.
vhsn his ministry was defeated on a vote
in the depu,Ies VIII ,reu.on they resi,ned
having been in office several months. For
some tina Perisr has besn rsonrJed ths
leading oandI date fo7 ths d .eaidenoy al the
elsetion TO be held In December next.
Following lie the complete fesult Of the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-28
.;l .:rluI 4 sed .nllsai.a.d political Orsauian-

,sriul aud snlishtsned political oFRanizn-
,ion that ever existed.
"ln tho present sditaator TO our country,
II 10 With Increased sincerity that We onoa
more renew our allianeo 20 tbs republican
party and nov proclaim its cardinal prinoi-
plsa
"Ws believe 10 a free ballot aud fair
count and demand Haoh legislation aa will
Insure 10 every citizen she right TO cast one
ffSs ballot 10 any slooiion aud have IL hon
estly counted. II Ia q noteworthy fact that
tho democratic party In oonglsSs, consist
ont In nothing olso. was upanimoas for the
rspohl OF ths olsetloa laws thus openly con-
Teasing itaelf tho party OF fraud.
I'VE declare our belief In the doctrine OF
protection 10 American labor, Ams lean
industries and American homes. No also
belleve In such reciprocal tfhde with nations
40 will Increase the market for ths produe
" our farms. factories. 10 sAts aud mlnee,
without increasing that competition which
tonda % lessen wages and degrade labor.
We dsnouBos the proposed vicious and
destructive legislation known a. the " lison
Dill, and earnestly appeal 10 fstublican
United states senators 70 oppose l,s passage
bT all honorable means.
I'VE believe in tho issue Of gold ana ell.
yer AZ money metals. maintained al a par
iiy and inieTcoBveFtiblo. We do not be-
lieye that there will be permanent return
OF prosperity 10 oor country until the fall
use and highest posltlon of silver shall be
restored. and We favor such legislation aI
will bring about this result.
'"fhs republican party IL the constant
friend OF Tho BOldieIs and aaiioT OF tb'
union. Tho pi iomisss aud pledges % th'
democratic patty TO the defenders OF th'
republic, before election, vera false, Ant
have been shamefully disrsgAfded since th'
election. We oondsmD the tIeatment nos
accorded 10 the he'll pleas. maimed and Grip
pied defenders OF the ilag. and 10 the wid
ows and orphans OF our dead patriots, o.
unfair and cruslly unjast.
I'VE arc most heartily 10 favor Of The
prompt sdmiaaion into the union OF thu
territories OF Utah, New Mexico. Arizona
and Oklahoma, and We condemn tho policy
OF tho democratic Administration IN eI
cludinl and dopriving Them OF their rights
1--WE demand that safeguards be incor.
porated In our immigration and naturAli
zation laws 90 prevent unworthy immi.
grants fIom lnpdinR on our shores ant
from obtaining citizenship.
I'VE again commend 10 this fAvorabl,
consideration Of the republican olubs of th,
United States. az matter OF elucation, tn
question OF granting suffrage 10 women
We congratulate the womtn OF Colorado
and Wyoming on their possession OF tb'
elective franchise, and We 90 daily inyit
thsir cooperation In the work OF resouinI
the country from eemocratio and populis
misrulb.