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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
BELLAIRE.


In the city yesterday: W F.. Butler,
PittSburg; =. EDpheimer. Philadelphia;
VIM. Dali, Cleveland; C.. II. Stibbs,
Woodstock; j. j. Meade, Pitlsburg; F..
NJ. Gobright, Baltimore; w. J. FIickin-
ger, Columbus; A. C.. Mclaughlin, r.
win, p; w ID. Lampson, Chicago; +. C.
HeSkett, Springfield, and j. ). Smiley,
Mansfield, Ohio.
Frank Dade, young Coiored man Of
this city, who was discovered Ia Thomas
CullenS' saloon on JuiOn street, pleaded
guilty before Mayor Du Bots and was
bound over 90 court in $500. The arrest
OF Dads OF Dade on so serious a charge
was quite a surprise 90 his friends AS
he had heretofore borne a fair reputa-
t.On
The last entertainment of the course
viii be held az the First Presbyterian
Church Saturday evening, April 81.
Major Geo. w. Balm will lecture on the
subject Prose Ballads; or, The Lesson
of Life"
Tho manager OF the EDworth Park
Assembly will meet here next Saturday
10 confer with the b. Is O. railroad OIL
Gals 20 make arrangements for the sum
mer meeting of the Assembly.
The report was circulated yesterday
that the carcaSses Of the horses burned
in the Tuesday morning FIRE were dump
cd ia the river below town. The matter
Is being looked into.
The management report the theatrl-
cal season just closed the poorest known.
The cause is attributed TO the hard
times, OF course.
Messrs. John Glover and David How
ell. who have been working on q con-
tract at POwhatan, are home for a few
days rest
John KueoT, Of Caldwell, Deputy
State Food Inspector, was 10 the city
yesterday on the lookout for snide
food.
A number Of Knights Tempiar went
to st, CiairSvilie last night 20 attend a
meeting of Hope COmmaudery.
The summer term of Common Pleas
Court will open Tuesday, April 81,
with 100 cases on the docket.
The Haymakers gave a fine supper in
the banquet hall OF the odd Fellows
building Wednesday night
The Glencoe coal miners will all STOP
work Saturday ana remain so until the
strike Is settled.
William Wilkinson, prominent mer-
chant Of Armstrong Mills, was in the
city yesterday.
A large number Of the Junior Me-
chanics went 20 Martins Ferry last
night.
Immigrant Inspector II. r. Alexander
OF Cincinnati, was 10 the city yesterday.
A bum or two lodged in the city
prison last night.
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The Fight Is On.

Huntington Adyer.iser
There promises % be one Of the live
Hest contests for the nomination for
Congress 10 this district, among the Re-
pUblicans, that was ever known. The
prelimiaarieS are now on. The fact is
that the party has always been conf
dent of gaining a victory like it was
two years ago, but they have put up
their good men 10 be slaughtered stthe
polls, and politically ruined. John
Hutchinson and Charlie Caldwell have
had their experiences. Now, James
Hughes, Of Wayne, and Warren Miller,
OF Jackson, have been trotted out
OF course, neither one has any
chance OF being elected. but where the
fun comes tn is 70 see the bitterness
displayed already among the Cabell
county politicians OK the q. O. p. A
combination has been set up 70 capture
the delegation from Cabell TO the con
ven;ion for Miller, by the very men
that fought Hughes on the previous oc-
caSion, and succeeded 10 defeating him.
Hughes followers claim that 10 is q
cowardly trick; that he was promised
the nomination il be would withdraw
his name in 1892, and they will have a
d ght 10 q finish over the deiegatian.
Let the sport proceed.
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WEST LIBERTY NOTES

WEsr LIBERTY. April 1s.-Seyerai OF
our young people will 60 over to Greggs-
Vile on Friday next to take part In
an entertainment given for the benefit
of the church at that place. John
Muldoon. Robert Bowers, Mary Akin
son and Fannie Gardner, qusrtette, will
sing "Whippoorwill." Miss Fannie
Gardner and Miss Atkinson will sing a
Duette. Fair Janette." Solo. Think
ip0."b y Miss Fannie Gardner. Solo,
"Ehren on the Rhine," By Miss Halle
TripDett. Miss Addie Gardner, Mrs,
Glass. Mr.. Dan Biggs and Mr.. George
Riggs and Miss Brittle Bonar will dis
penss instrumental music.
An effort is being made to incorporate
our town. This is move in the righ'
direction.
The Baptists are repairing aud beau
tifying their church.
A literary entertainment VIII oe given
in Academy hall on the night OF the
eth By the literary class.
DR.. Mayo, who has been employed oy
the State Superintendent OF Free
Schools TO conduct ministry OF educa
ton in this State, is booked for Wes'
Liberty from May the I'd TO the 9TH
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, April l9.-Cattle re
ceipts light market steady; prime 81 25a
65; good 50 9Oa4 20; good butchers So BOA
40.
Hogs Receipts fair; market fairly &C
tive and lower; best Philadelphia IS Asa
> 80; best Workers s. 35a5 40; common 10
fsir Workers g. 25a5 30.
Sheep-Supply fair; market lower and
dull; extra So 65a3 50; good g 25a3 40: fair
81 5OaS 90; common 5OcaSl so; lambs 81 5Oa
81 65.
CHICAGO, April 9-Cattle-Receipts
1900 head shipments $500 head; market
frmer; prime to extra native steers g. 80
al 60; medium 81 0Oa4 %; others 50 75a
3 90; Texans 50 35a3 A..
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market active and higher
rough heavy 81 50a4 80; packers and mixed
s. 3Oa5 50; prime heavy 81 35a5 40.
Sheep and Lambs-R eceipts. 1000 head a;
market lower; top sheep "a OOa4 40; top
lambs s. 00a5 %.
CINCINNATI o., April l9.-Hogs, steady
at 81 5Oa5 so; receipts, 1900 head; ship
nentS, 1000 head.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mahala Williams has flied suit in the
/ Common Pleas Court against a number
Of saloon keepers of this city for selling
/ intoxicating liquors to her husband.
The damages asked are $4,000.
The entertainment to be given to-
night at the Mannerchor Hall by the
Columbian Athletic Club promises 10 be
a success In every particular. The pro-
gramme is an excellent one.
A committee OF VS. met last evening
at the home Of Miss Thomas TO prepare
for an entertainment TO be given in
about three weeks for the benefit Of the
Y. NJ. @. A. lecture course.
The Board Of Education have the
plans and specifications for the new
school building, from eight different ar
chitectS, 10 make selection from.
Architect Armsby, Of Youngstown,
will draw PLAZA of new church build
ing 20 be submitted 10 the United Pres
byterian congregation.
The funeral Of William Rothermund
will take place this afternoon at two
o'clock. Interment AZ Rivervew GEM
eJery.
The union meeting OF American Me-
chanics was held at the hall OF Standard
Council, in the Opera House, last even
ing.
Mrs. NJ. C. Mitchell and daughter
were at ST. Clairsvile yesterday attend
Eng the wedding OF Miss Lulu Brown.
VIII link, who is now travelling for a
Cincinnati firm, was in town yeste rday,
the guest OF his brother Frank.
A session will be held in the N. E.
Church this evening under the drestion
Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Postal Telegraph Company will
open an Office in Mr.. A. Il. GilmOre's
place of business.
Mrs. Rosanna Neal died Wednesday
evening about midnight at her home in
the First ward.
C. t. Stearus, agent Of the American
Book Company, was here yesterday on
business
Harry Temple is engaged upon the
painting Of the scenery az the Opera
House
a number Of our citizens were at st.
ClairsvI.lo yesterday on business.
William Schumacher, OF st. Clairsville,
was here yesterday.
The city lookup was given a thorough
cleaning yesterday.
The plumbers are at work on the Y.
NJ. C. A. gymnasium.
John Henderson returned from Pitts
burg yesterday.
Thomas Irwin returned from Akron,
o., yesterday.
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Uui,sd and Dstsrminsd.
49,. H.. -. -.

Our friends OF either party who have
been predicting Democratic disaster 10
the comlRg elections ought 70 have
looked in on the mass meeting OF Jetfer-
son county Democrats at the Court
House Friday. They would have found
= united, determined. hopeful body OF
men, gathered 10 familiar way, without
suspicion OF management" or outside
influence, giving free expression to their
will that party pledges should be hon
estly and faithfully performed; indulg-
ing DO thought OF surrender, contempt
uOus or compromise; confident Of ultl-
mate success. Men IN that frame OF
mind can't be defeated; and such a
meeting is the surest sign Of victories
that are 10 be won. The afectionate
interest of his cOuntrymen in Repre-
sentative Wilson's health was heartily
expressed, and Senator Camden has
reason 20 be gratihed at vote OF conf
dence In him and OF condemnation OF
the over-ZealOus Democrats who have
unjuStly denounced him.
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Begun IN 1853 and opened for Divine SER
vice sine Year, Later

vice Nine Years Later.
st. Michael's Episcopal Church, cor
ner Of Broad and Meeting streets,
Charleston, S. c., was established June
IA, 1851. The next year the actual
work OF construction was begun, and
the first public services were held Feb
ruary /, l5G1. The bricks with which
il was built were brought from Eng
land, and enough were left over after
the completion Of the church TO build
the high fence that surrounds the
graveyard, which is in the rear and on
one side OF the church. The structure,
says the Buffalo Commercial, was dam
aged by the fire OF British artillery on
James Island in 1850, struck four times
by the Federal artillery on Morris
Island, 1863 TO 1865, greatly injured
by the cyclone OF August %, 1855, al
most destroyed by the earthquake OF
August 81, 1856, and reopened for wor-
ship June 10, 1857, having bsen restored
to its former beauty by the generosity
OF its members. At the foot OF the steps
ascending 10 the pulpit is an oblong
hole in the floor, caused by 3 she'll from
the Union forces, which crashed
through the chancel window, burying
itself In the temple Of the Lord. A
magnificent chaDcel window, made by
Tiffany, Of New York, representing the
dragon under the feet OF Michael, the
arch-angel, replaced the shattered one.
The organ, built in England in 1907,
though greatly injured during the late
war, was repaired; but two OF this style
OF organs were ever built. George Ill.
had one, which is still in existence, aud
Charleston the other.
The chimes were made in England In
l776, and Charlestonisns tell how they
were captured, taken 10 Columbia
broken by order Of General Sherman,
the pieces gathered together, sent TO
England, 10 per cent. new metal added,
were melted, recast, returned TO ST.
Michaers, and ruog By the same old
colored man, who STYLES himself PRO
lessor George Washington Maclean Gas
ton" These chimes are the admiration
OF every Charlestonian, irrespective OF
Green. The same old chandelier is now
in use, so fOndlv do these D2rishionerS
cling 20 old remembranCeS. Candles
were used until twelve years ago, when
gas pipes were run through the old
chandelier. A large squire pew, in the
center OF the church, belonging to the
VanderhorSt family, the attention
Of an strangers is directed
10. In 1879 Washington viewing
the harbor, aud, as was his
custom on the Sabbath, attended church,
entered ~. Michaeps and was seated in
this pew. Many years later Robert +.
Lee entered this church unknown 10
the usher, was shown TO this pew and
sat iu the very chair occupied by
George Washington so many years ago.
Also Princess Louise sat ia this same
pew and chair, when with her husband,
Marquis OF Lorne, she visited Charles
ton few years ago. The venerable
pastor, Rev. DR.. Trappier, is 81 years
old, aud 10 hear him read the command
ments will repay the journey of thou
aud miles. He is the wonder, admira-
ton, veneration OF all creeds, and many
will 20 70 St. Michael's TO hear the CON-
mandmeuts read, leaving the ediice inn
mediately after the reading is finished.
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New Taunery for Terra Alta

SptCtQt COTFcfDV'tUo''~e ~
TERRA ALTA, W. VA, April 49,.
Representatives OF the firm OF w. ).
Cobb g. Co., OF Boston. Mass, were mere
this week, looking for site Cor large
tannery. They will probably locate
here il a guarantee is given them toa'
sufficient bark can be obtained.
Terra Alta people ara making an ell
fort TO have the next Democratic Con
rressional Convention meet at TIL.
place. We have the largest hall IN the
county. good hotels, and can guarantee
the unterrified q good time generaIly'
Furthermore, if the Hon. VIM. H. VIII
son don't care to make the race again,
we can furnish a candidate to take his
place, in the person of the Hon. VIM. t.
Brown, of RingWoOd.
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PETROLEU II:

New YORK, April 10 - Petroleum,
steady; no sales; April option closed atS5c
bid.
PIrTsBURG, PA, April 19.-Petroeum,
opened and lowest S5c; highest s5hc;
closed at S5isc.
on CITY, PA, April l9.-Petroleum,
opened and lowest Soc; highest S551c;
closed at S5lsc; sales and clearances -
barrels; shipments, S2,S3lbarrels; runs,
$3.50 barrels.
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WIN 1ihelz be Rsinsrated.

ALBANY, n, Y, April l9.-The State
G. A. r. department, through its coun'
ell OF administration, has practically de.
cided TO relnstate Farnhan Post Il. a.
R. OF New York City, which was ex'
PEELED from the order last winter, for
passing resolutions on the pension CUES
ton, condemniug the position taken by
the national G.. A. r. encampment and
circulating the resolutions throughout
the United States.
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shot Rer on Account Of JealOusy.

MOUNT VERNON, ALA, April ia
female Apache Indian prisoner Of war
named Belle Nahtoraghun, and a mem.
Der OF the Indian company stationed
at Mt. Vernon barracks were shot and
mortally wounded by Hugh Seetoll, a
member Of the Indian company. After
shooting Belle Nahtoraghun, Seetoll
shot and instantly killed himself. The
cause Of the shooting was jealousy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20

FGirm0Rl hides.
They say that Mason, Sturgiss and
Dayton recently held q conference aud
>polled their issues. The result was that
both Mason aud Dayton agreed 20 with
draw from the Eace for Congress in this
district and give SturglSs clear field.
Looking at this from political stand
point, neither Mason or Dayton made
much Of a sacrifice, for the nomination
will not be worth much 70 Mr.. Stur-
giSs.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, April 19-Business was Of
moderate proportions and the demand very
uneven for immediate requirements.
Bleached cottons were in some request,
while novelties and specialties in fabrics
for special sales did well. The tone Of the
general market was quiet.
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, April 19.-Favorable crop re
ports caused weakness at both ends OF the
wheat market to-day and May closed with
a loss of sc. Heavy clearances and Cali
forniG's drought caused firm spot in the
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EAILROADS-tirm.
SToCNs--The course of speculation in
the share market to-day was decidedly err
ratio, rallies and reactions succeeding each
other in rapid order, but owing TO the pre-
vailing dUllness the fluctuations were as a
rule kept within narrow limits. Most OF
the business, especially during the morn
ing, was done in the Industrials, while
St Paul led the railway list in
the transactions. The general mar
ket advanced a fraction at the open
ing on general buying and then sagged of
as soon as the purchasing orders had been
filed. Sugar, which had risen 81 in the
early trading, fell of Is on small bear
raid, recovered later and closed with an
advance on the dav. The railway list was
well held and during the last hour i'm
proved gradually, closing fairly firm but
very irregular compared with yesterday s
final figures. Sales, l4l, 236 shares. Quota
lions ClOeed bid:
AtChlsOn, Is; Adams Express, $50; Amer
lean Express ~; Baltimore and Ohio
50; Canada Pacific, 619I; Central Pacific,
lSSP; Chesapeake and Ohio, $50; Chicago
and Alton. 1879; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, S1A; Chicago Gas, 65Ss Delaware
and Hudson, 1881; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma aud Western. 1888; Denver and RIO
Grande preferred S2l4 DiStillers and
Cattle Feeders Co., 26ss Erie, 1873; DO.
preferred, 33$s; Fort Wayne, l5S; General
Electric, Il; Illinois Central 92L.: Lake
Shore, l2S$f; Michigan Central, 80 !;
Missouri Pacific, 291s; National Cordsge,
225S: Norfolk and Western preferred, 22% :;
Northern Pacific, SIS do. preferred, % = /;
Northwestern, 1854 do. preferred, 1875 /;
New York Central, 90; New York and
New England, 1873; Pacific Mail. 10;
Peoria, Decatur ana Evansville, ~; Pitts
burg, l52, Pullman Palace, l12]S Reading,
20ls; Rock Island, 697s st. Louis and San
Francisco first preferred, -; St.Psul 62l4 {;
do. preferred. 100; Tennessee Coal ana
Iron, l15[: Texas Pacific, y; Union Pa
chic, 2Ol4; United States Express, 50;
Western Union, 81: Wheeling aud Lake
Erie. 10: DO preferred, 80.
Mining Stocks-Bgud b., -; Cholor 30;
Grown Point, 30; Consolidated California
and Virginia, BIS; Deadwood, 50; Gould
and Curry. 80: Hale and Norcross, %;
HomestaEe, 1850; independence, -; Mex
lean, 1915; North Star, -: Ontario, $50;
Onhir. $40; Plymouth, -; Sierra Nevada,
10; Standard. $50; Union Con-, So; Eel-
low Jacket, 65: Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, 500; do preferred. 1860; Bulwer, 10.
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tDaily except Sunday.

W
Sunday Cnurch Tfains viii leave Elm Grove
a. 1888 g. N. and Wheeling AZ i2.l7 p. m.
Trims No. y. 4, IA add - ,nnect vita Lcydio
line Tor Iriadeipha. herdic leaves Triaces-
fhia for Elm Grove a. $50 n. M. $50 =. m,
1880 a. m. aud $50 p. NJ. Daily. except sun
GAYS aud Saturdays herdic. will connect with
;-xin No. 81. leaving Wheeling ~ II 90 D. m.
SundrY's herdic leaves rf!sdciphia At 300 =.
N 1900 - a.. $50 ?. m. and connects with
trains No : u md rs from Wheeling.
II. E. WEISGERBER, Gen. Manager
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7 IIN I'|'WTII| = |''|'F'''
For Columbus. Chicago and the Vest. 49,
m. and ~ .. m. daily
Colpnbus Cincinnati and S. Louis ifD a
m. daily except sunday 10. 10 a M, daily, ana
2I5s a.. sunday only.
81 Clsirviis accommodation. lO.iD m. aaf
930p. H.. except sunday
S.-srk accom- nodatlon. 10 ?. n, e1cspt
Sunday.
ARRIVE
r,om Chicago. 20 .nd i0i0 A. NJ. daily
r,ow "a Louis Cincinnati aud Coiumbut
hO0a m and 40 p u., daily.
So. Ciairsvills accommodation, il'0 ~
and So p. M. except sunday
NewarE accom- modati0n, LID 3 m. etcect
Sunday CHAs. q. sCCLl.
General Passenger Agcns
IT. LANE. 7. p. Ag... wheeling. ". Va
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. 1 Per Cent-GoVernments, Dull
Stocks. Irregular-FiOur. steady and
Unchanged-Wheat,w Weak.
NEW York, April l9.-Money on call
easy at / per cent; last loan at per
cent: closed at l per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper 2g(a5 per cent Sterling Ex-
change weak at S63Ia4S91S. Silver certlf-
Gates, Gl}4c.
EgvrR~-NfrNTS-Dull
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On aud after Friday.
April 70. is9 trains will raa as follows, city
time
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

ha.cl IL 1884, EXPLANATION or RrYERKScs
AARKs: sD1ily, tSgnday excepted; .Non-
cay excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only. saturday only. Easteyn STANDARD Tine
which Is one hour EARLIER than Central Tine.
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WHEELING AND PTTTsBURG DIVISION.
For pittsburg. Washington. Baltlmore. Phil'
~. daily
Plusburg accommodates. 10 a M, daily.
Pitsbufg express. 10 p m.. except sunday.
Washington. IA, accommodation, 0W y. "a
except SUNDAY.
yUnfrg.
Prom New YORK. PbuadeiDhla. BaiHraors
Washington aud Plusturg. ~ 10 a. M. daiiysK-
cert sunday. aud 20 i0a "a. daily.
iIttfburE mail, 1900 p. n, ercept sunday
and 90 p. m. daily.
Washington, Pa, Hccommodaton.4 .-) a. Ne
except sunday. ,,-
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD co.
~ t,sls tsFlaz sass, ~ $50 p. m sunday
Ds.smbef gith, 1870.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RArI.

ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia, Baltimors and
Washington. H35 a. 10. daily
Cumberland accommodation. fD p lar
cept sunday.
Grafton accommodation, 1920 a n.. daily.
Moundsyills accommodation, '.0) = ~, liz
and 735 D. ~, except sunday
Keysor ex press, 20 r. M. except Monday
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The Metal MarkeE
NEW YORK, April 19. Pig iron, copper
and lead, nominal Tin firm.
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for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso vel adapted 70 children that
Irecommsnd it as superior TO any prescription
known TO me" II \ Archer, " D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, v Y.
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J. T.. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

Those persons who flatter themselves
that the silver question has been crushed
hy The opposition Of tho President TO the
free coinage OF that metal viii find in the
letter which we recently published from
Baker l.. Lee, ESQ., some statements
that may possibly surprise them, Major
Lee writes carefully and then signs his
name 20 his communication. In 1875 he
took so ectivc a part in securing the
nomination Of Mr. Tndon for President
Of the United States that il would hardly
be going too far 10 say that he was the
leader OF the Tildcn forces In Virginia.
From that time TO the present Major
Lee has never ceased 10 manifest the
deepest interest IN the welfare Of the
Democratic party. SO that whatever he
SAYS ought % be pondercd by his Demo
cratic brethren. Whether you agree with
him or not, you may read prohtably IL
most anything that he writes.
Il is 60 be hoped that the tariff que5-
ton win be disposed Of before the adjourn
meat Of the present Congress. II such
shall prove TO be the case, then the silver
question VIII again COAe 10 Nie suEldCc'
Il is time indeed that that question also
were disposed or There can be no Two
opinions as 10 the fact that the business
interests Of the country must continue TO
suffer so long as that question stands
open for discussion and the administra-
ton finds itself powerless to command
the support OF tho masses or the Demo
cratic party for It's financial policy. Here
is Major Lees forecast:
Democratic candidates for Congress,
with few exceptions, throughout the
South, instead OF fighting under the aegis
OF the administration, VIII be found only
apologizlng for the President when not
rcpudiating him. That remains 10 be seen.
you say? 80 II does; but We shall see II,
and see Il here In Virginia AS well as
in the States south OF Virginia. In the
approaching campaign for the next House
OF Representatives at WASHINGTON. the
restoration OF silver 10 its old status, as
II stood until 1873, must inevitably be the
main issue before the people OF every
Southern State. From The Potomac 20
Texas there Will not be one Democrats
eapdidate. l take It, VINO viii not be N