The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-29
WASHINGTON LETTER, (.
p,om Our Regular Correspondent

,o,ber bond will be issued by tn
;,;s,ration, until the rcpublica
rrsss has had an opportunity I
;o,te tne treasury from the EN-
,ssment into which it was force,
.ooblican legislation. This can b
.nted as absolutely authentic, evel
,ld the demand for gold becom,
n greater than 1t has been for tn,
few days. 1t may not be true tina
pblicans are trying to force ali
! bond issue before Congress meets
Il is true that they would be glaG
j one-a big one, as it would al
same time relieve them of the re
psibility of providing for the needs
hs Treasury and furnish them with
lv peg upon which to hang fresh
se of the administration II is not
Inject for smiles, but it would not
traupe if President Cleveland in
les in few grim smiles as he pens
portion of his message to Congress
pp attention to the needs of the
hsury If such language were per-
liable in so dignified a document as
esident's message he might be i'm
led as writing: "Your party put
Treasury in hole; now the coun-
Expects you to at least lend help
hand towards pulling it out"
is not pleasant thing for demo-
to write nor for democrats to read,
as nothing is ever gained by dodg-
the truth it must be said that the
II of concession which it was ex-
led would exist among prominent
bbers of the party at the begin
of Congress is as yet conspicuous
Is absense. "Ephrailn is welded
is IDOLS" and, unless the rank and
bf the party shall take the bit be-
10 their teeth and get together re.
less of leaders, there is little pros
Of united democracy in the next
idential campaign, and nothing
united democracy can have even
Fitting chance to win. Perhaps
of those who are trying to make
hony impossible will on sober
pd thought ctange their tactics.
Frederick C. Waite, of the Agri-
ral department. read paper be-
meeting of the National Stats
Association, held in Washington
week, which contained startling
les on the rapid growth of the
tat-home vote in this country.
fdIng to those figures. the stay-at-
vote in the State of Pennsylvnnia,
e Presidential election of 1888 was
7O,WO, while this year it was Go.
&n New York it was 20 900 in '8S,
pO in 20, 42j, 900 in '94. and $40, 900 |
Year, in Kentucky it was $1,000 in
knd 100000 this year; in Mass |
eetts ii was $4,000 in 'SS, 100, 900 |
and 100000 this year. and in !
It was 10000 in 'ss. lis, ,0C0 in '9o |
1000 this year.
p Carroll b. Wright. L. S. CJm-
oner OF Labor, said in the course
fcture on The industrial develop
OF the New South" at Columbian
Frslty; I'VE will have to be con-
70 keep the negro with us. and
Pould try to have the best negro
Pie This can only he accom-
a by education. The whole
4 question must be considered on
pdustrial line. When educated
Pegroes will be inclined to enter
Industries.
Fetary Morton has written the
F'ng letter which explains itself:
eten TO respond to your letter Of
~ lnclosing newspaper clipping
r. 10 The abuse of the franking
rye No one who knows the Hon.
L. johnson will for a moment
II MIN capable of premeditated
oi the franking privilege. lie
h'leman of the highest personal
Fty' and his public career pre-
The possibility of his knowing
Fng wrong thing with publie
penis or franks. How the book.
secured the frank of Mr.. johnson
unable to state. but ] am con- ,
lhat Mr.. Johnson himself never ,
'<ed any one except his private
Fry or clerk to us. thes said frank ,
ht that The book with the frank ,
Pught by an empioye OF this de-
Fn' at secondhand book store
'''y' but the purchase was made |
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