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For Calamity Howlers.

rRox WORKS MAKE 10 PER exit. INCREASES.
CONSCIOUSNESS, Pa, june I7.-There Is
great rejoicing in this town in view Of the
general advance in wages Of iron workers.
To-day the Conshohocken Tube Works started
on double turn with force of 100 men and
an advance of 10 per cent. in their wages.
On top of this the Alan Wood Company
and the J. Wood L Bros. Company announced
to their employees that, commencing July /,
the reduction made in October, 1894. would
be put back. This means general raise Of
IOJ per cent. Since the cut labOrers were re-
ceiying but 81. ~ per day.
At the Alan Wood Mills 400 men are affect
ed and 600 at j. Wood 4 Bros. Company,
which, with the pipe mill, make over l0O0.
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A leading Republican from the Fifth Con
gressional district said on Thursday to q Bal
timore News reporter:
"Ex- Congressman Sidney f. Mudd OF
Charles county is responsible for the progress,
of the anti. Lowndes movement in our district,
aud as Mr. Mudd is a sharp aud astute poll
tieian he is going 10 cause a great deal al
trouble before the State Convention meets.
He is Overturning all Congressman Coffin $
plans. aud is using all has skill and influence
TO head off Mr. Coffin in his efforts TO retain
control Of his district, and already he has
turned away from the Congressman a large
portion Of his supporters. He was able in
the last meeting OF the State Committee to
prevent Coffin from controlling Charles, Prince
Georges, Anne Arundel and Howard eoun
ties. Notwithstanding the fact that Mr., James
A. Gary used all his infunee to aid the Con
gresham. Mudd likes to make trouble, and
he dislikes Coffin, and viii do all in his power
to head him off. He is organizing the opposi
ton in the Fifth district and, if he can, will
prevent Coffin from being renOminated neXt
year. He wants to 60 back to Congress him
self"
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7 ow RATES TO BOSTON

The Christian Endeavor. United Society 81
the NationaI Young People Union meet. in
Boston July 10 10 IL.
For this occasion the y. 4. o. K. K. viii
sell excursion tickets from al points on It's
lines east OF the Ohio River, July to IL in
elusive, valid for return passage until July 81
These tickets viii be sold az nate Of one fare
for the round trip going and returning same
route. Tickets viii also be placed on sale
good going VIA one route aud returning via
another. At slightly advanced rate.
For rates Of fare aud full particulars, call CA
ar address nearest B. Il q. agent iun22 g
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

If the standard by which the silver dollar is
measured be applied to gold, there Is no honest
dollar. The gold dollar is ten per cent. alloy,
and is not worth over ninety cents. If the
bullion value only is to count in silver, the
bullion value only must obtain in the gold
dollar. Then we have the 5O-eent dollar and
the 80 cent dollar Where is the honest
dollar" Of one hundred cents?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

According to the Wall Streef Ne'rs ''there
are twenty well-built towns in Kansas withOut
a single inhabitant to waken the echoes Of
their deserted streets II is said that Sara
toga, one of these deserted villages, has "a
$50, 900 opera house, large brick hotel, a
$40, 600 school house and number OF fine
business houses, with nobody to claim even a
place to sleep. All of this came about by
booming on borrowed capital without re-
sources enough to pay the interest People
moved away from these towns as a new way
OF paving old debts.
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WASH GOODS

Ii Won have the same ambition as most PEG
pie these days-to keep eool-we caa assist
YOU toward the attainment YOU desire. If you
wear pretty Wash Goods Dress you viii
NOT only feel cool hut other, viii think YOU
So. also.
Beautiful Crepes, in plain aud fancy. At Ic
Lovely DimitieS. worth - and lst, ht / Sc.
Nabhv Lawns and Chsllies. l0c
STYLISH White Duck Suiting,. l0e,
Newest Piyue. ll!e.
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SILKS

There a peculiar magic about silk Dress
or Waist When YOU We worn one once, YOU
are never satisfied until you have en- con
Stantlv That's why 1t paws to save As much
on en- rs possible. and il YOU come To Us We
win make your saving possible.
The so Habuiai aud Check Silks we've
been selling at a5c. nov 29c.
The 65c Fancy Effect we've been selling
~ 80 mnm ~
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T ow RATES TO DENVER.

The B. Il. o. r. x. Co viii place ON sale
al all ticket offices on its lines east Of the Ohio
River round -irip tickets 10 Denver, Colorado
Springs. Manitoa and Pueblo, for all trains OF
July >, s. aud 5, valid from starting point
on day of sale and good returning from Col
oradO points July u 10 Is inclusive. The
rate from Baltimore and Washington will b.
S47. 20. and correspondingly low rates when
from other stations. Tickets will be good via
II Louis OF Chicago. jun22 81
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WAGES OF 1000 WY GO rr.

CLEVELAND, o., June l7.-NOtiee of 10
per cent. increase in wages to its 900 employees
was rested in the works Of the National Nal.
leable Castings Company today. The action
was voluntary one ON the part of the COM
pany, and was taken because Of the improve
ment in business,
The Eberhard Manufacturing Company took
similar action. Ii employs 100 men.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

The President and family have gone 20 their
summer home at Buzzard's Bay, on the Mas
saehusetts coast, to spend the summer. The
President will not return to Washington until
Octohar
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MORTGAGES SALE
IVA OLA
F A R MI
In Freedom District, Carroll Co., Nd.

By virtue of the power and authority con-
tanned in deed of mortgage from Samuel 7.
Brown and wife to John Mcdonald, dated
June 4th, 1892, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll County in Liber B. +. c.,
No. 81, folio 255. &c, the undersigned, as
attorney and agent named in said mortgage,
will offer at public sale, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th day of JULY, 1895,
at 10 clock, a. M, all the land and premises
described in and conveyed by said deed OF
mortgage, containing
49, ACRES. / ROOD and Is PERCHES.
more or less. This property is situated on the
road leading from the Liberty turnpike to
Marriottsville, about q miles from Marriotts-
Vile. ! mile from the turnpike and about =
miles from Sykesville, and IA miles from Bal
timore. Among the improvements thereon
isanew frame Dwelling House,
a containing FIVE comfortable
- rooms and large hall. There
is also large quantity of eX-
cellent timber. The property will be offered
as an entirety and also in three parcels and
will he sold TO the best advantage First par
eel contains 65 Acres, more or less. SO acres
of which are cleared, the balance in timber.
This tract is well waiered. Second parcel
contains "a Acres. more. or less, Is OF which
are cleared, the balance in heavy timber suit
able for building purposes. consisting of chest
nut. poplar. walnut. white and black oak, and
Is well watered. Third parcel contains 9
Acres. more or less and buildings with well
at the door. Is situated at the Gross Roads-lHd
Is a suitable place for n store, blacksmith shop
or other business.
The mortgage is willing to leud q fair pro-
portion Of the purchase money 10 the pur-
chaser, ifhe be an acceptable person.
Terms Of Sale.-Oue- third cash on the day
of sale. or upon the ratification thereof; one
third In one year and one-third in two wears,
the purchaser To give two notes. with approved
,ecnrity. bearing interest from the day Of sale;
or all cash ~ the option Of the purchaser.
CHARLES +. FINK
Attorney and Agent named IN the Mortgage.
Charles +. Fink. Solicitor. iEn23 Is
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4 HANDSOME BOOK ON SUM
"A MER TRAVEL.

The Baltimore L Ohio r. r. Co. has just
issued handsome book descriptive of the
various summer resorts in the mountains and
by the seaside, adjacent to or reached 10y its
system Of lines.
1t is finely printed and illustrated by a
number Of very fine cuts. Send 10 cents TO
Chas o. Scull, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Bal
timore, Nd. for copy. jun22 q
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CHESTER, Pa, June 1.-THE contract for
new mill has been awarded by Galley Il Lord,
which will employ $50 hands The new mill
will be counterpart of the Abertoyle, in
this city, and will be located at Fourth street
and Morton avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

Our Hosiery is the kind which fits the feet
Feels better aud wears better.
$50 dozen Misses and Children Ribbed
Hose, positively worth l2lc, perfect in every
respect. at &c per pair.
Misses Narrow Ribbed HermsdorS Fast
Black Hose. Spliced heels and toes az sizes,
> 10 sl. worth 25c, At Ice per pair.
Mems Tan and Blue Hose. extra quality.
regular price l2le, at &c per pair.
Ladies Drop Stitched Hose in Tan and
Black. regular price 20c. al 12le per pair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

MAUcH Chunk, Pa, June 1.-THE Lehigh
& Wilkesbarre Coal Company started on full
time this morning. The prospects now are
that the company will continue 10 operate its
mines on full time again.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Carroll County
Electric Light and Power Company are here
by notified that an election will be held at the
Company's Office, over Miller Bros. Store,
in the City of Westminster, Nd, on Wednes-
day, June 20, 1895, between the hours of 10
and IL o'clock, a. M, for the purpose of
electing Five Directors 10 serve the ensuing
year.
PINKEY j. BENNETT, President
FRED. d. MILLER, Secretary.
un 10 2t
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my un1s1Nn1,sr ,n,lx-

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, June 1.-THE Carbon
Iron and Steel Company's plant at Parryville,
has resumed operations, after shutdown of
over wear. Improvements amounting 10
500. 900 have been made at the plant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

The print works at Gloucester City, n. j.,
started mp Tuesday morning after four
moaths' idlsnsss, The works give employ
ment 10 several hundred men and women,
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NO 1851 EQUITY

IL the Ci7cuii Couyt for Carroli County
George ". MulliHix. Mortgage. So Gcuree
W (iia aud wiir, Nougagurs.
Ordered this ash ia, q June. A. d. 1915.
that the account 81 ihe Auditor 6led IN ihis
cause b. IiuAliy ragiisd aud rsntirm-,l. uuissss
cause 70 the contrary therrssf ie vhawp ON or
before the sth iay Of July aeXi; prueided =
copy Of this order le inserted for two succcS-
siye weeks before the last named day in some
newspaper published ia Carroll county.
BENZ, +. CROtSE. Clerk
True cupy,-Ttsi.
iane - y BESI. r. CgorsE. CLERK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

Major John Poe, chief of police of Rich
mond. Virginia, for many years, and a veteran
Of the Mexican War and the war between the
States. died ON Tuesday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

Two young children Of Herman EideIman
we're fatally burned in New York city Tues
day. An older child played with matches
and set fire 10 the bedcl0thes
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POAD NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that application will
be made io the County Commissioners Of Car.
roll county. AZ their next meeting, thirty days
from the date hereof. go accept and declare
the road now known as Brown Inheritance
Avenue running through the properties Of
Governor Frank Brown. Frank q. MerCeron
and others IN Freedom dist. Carroll CO.. A. =
County Road more particularly described n
follows beginning a. the Intersection Ut
sand avenue with pahlic ruad NOW running
fram Gorsaeh Switch. 0u the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad, % Slack shops ON the Balii-
more and Liberty Turnpike. the said inter
Sectjuu being AZ a point near the banks "t
Pinty Falls. aud running FROM the point named
along the dividing line juctWeen ihs properties
Of Frank Brown and Frank C. Nercer0u a
uow laid out for s distance Of a mile aud
s -half; thence upon the land 81 Frank Brown.
Charles A. Marhcld and others until i inter
sects Springfield avenue az a point BeaE the
new brick schooihon>s. Recently ercctei By
the school Commissioners of Carroll county;
froa thence following ,s.ii Springfield avenue
IN two directions First, in a snsshwes'rrlt
direction to iuirrsect the Sysrsyiii, aud II
derSburg r,sd Al Schrajys blacksmith shop.
and secondly. iu a narihWes,rrly direction
from the said -choaihuusr until u inirr-rvfs
the SykezyiIle aud Eider-i.ure rusd ia front
Of the ryzidencc Of Iuhnsie +. B.asman. all
IT which routes have bveH ST apart aed zrs
uua isins asad - a puhI.s road.
FRANK BROWN.
WM. H. SLACK.
CHAS 4. WAKEFIELD.
is5u2a - And n pthsrs
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners OF Carroll coun.
ty will meet at their office. in Westminster,
on the first MONDAY and Tuesday and the
third MoHnAY in lULY, 1875, for the tran
saction of business.
By order. JOHN j. REESE,
jun22 Clerk.
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nR. HORACE L. FAIR,
II Office 81 w. Main Street,
Westminster. Md.

Graduate of the Homeopathic College OF
Baltimore, had been resident physician in tha
Homeopathic Hospital in that city.
Special attention and consideration givesi
TO all cases, acute or chronic, medical au d
surgical.
German and English spoken, june Sm
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Ia the Cisymt CoaTt faf Carroll g,sHiy.
Isha Bihs. PisiHiia. ,.. jacob Ribr aaI The
Westminster SaVaE- BaNk a i-siy cuEpu
rate. g.. Defendants,
OrIrrej lhis ash day 81 june. A. D..
lsssl thai tbc Account % the Aaditpr 6l-,l
ia this ranss b. iuaiiV raiihcd and couiirmcd.
unlss. caaae to the contrary ihsrc1f - ,hu~u
os or before the S,h day ~ Juiy. next
provided copy 81 this or,irf H. inserted Is
tao successive weeks beiogr the last naui-t
iay in ssug newspaper publish-d la Carroll
couuiy,
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
True cafy.--F Test
ias92 u Bgys. +. Caorsr. CLERK
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

100 pieces Spring and Summer STYLES Dress
GinghamS, positively worth Toe, al 6@e.
p pieces A Pereales, IA all the latest
stripes, 81 ll4c.
Is pieces Of the best Apron Bingham. at SC.
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HOSIERY

- Chenille Stand Covers. worth SOC, during
this sale at PC
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have a few Bedding Plants and Bulbs
left. Also some Vegetable Plants. | am
prepared to furnish Flowers and Designs
for Funerals, Weddings, Receptions, &c.
Greenhouse at Cemetery Gate, Westminster,
Nd. Respectfully
my25 If NJ. A. BROOKS.
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VIII hold the balance during this We unload nowrght
in the heart the when there chance for sell
q buy. Don't overlook this appeal made in and honest
Printer Ink tell Read Reflect and then
and buy
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MEMS GOODS

When q man buys furnishings be expects
furnishing He expects quality, beauty aud
6uish-he don bother much Bhoui the price.
Therefore Ne 4cck Ia aiiraci them by the loS-
ness If ours. We give the quality. aud the
beauty. aud the finish. too.
Il dozen Meas laHuAried PrTeaie shirts.
worth -5c. as 80.
one loi Men Ianndried Pergsls and Mad
ras shirts. worth SiOO, during this sale At Csc.
10 dozsn Nsns BalbrggaR Underwear,
positively worth 3uc. az Ice
10 dozen Men Outing shirts, the same
sold rl-.sw herr ~ "a. We ssll nas a. 3Itg.
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WIN. B. THOMAS,
w BANKER AND BROKER,

80 E. Main St., Westminster, Md.
Loans Money, Discounts Paper, Negotates
Loans and gives attention TO Collections.
Also acts as agent for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, City Property, as well as
Farms. Special attention given to Renting
and Leasing Property. mar23 26t#
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Some Extras in Notions.

oOlllC I1AIl do III ANOSAOhS'
The Best Ribbed Vest in town for DC.
Ecrn and White l.aee- reduced 10 very
low prices.
Ecru Insertions As low a. ic
Misses Ribbed Hose, fast black sizes
) to % DC 4 pair,
Ladies Fast Black Fancy Booted and
Tan Hose DC pair.
Some very cheap Fans.
Large values in Cotton, Damask and
Turkish Towels.
Shirt Waists at 25c and soc
Shirt Waists that were Csc at 75c.
Dark Blue Waists. were soc now Zoe.
81. - Waists for 81 90,
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND
SQUAREST HOUSE IN TOWN.
IT. ORNDORFF'S SONS,
Jun ~ Westminster, Nd
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CHURCH FESTIVAL.-Th members
~ of Deer Park NJ. p. Church, at Small
wood. will hold festival for the benefit of
the church on July 4th aud 9th, commencing
at four o clock in the afternoon each day; lee
cream and confectionery in abundance
iune22 st COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

The Celebrated TIN TYPE PHOTO
GRAPHER. II. A. Plumley, viii be here
few DAYS longer Don't fail TO give him call.
All work made satisfactory. Come early and
avoid the rush. Two pictures for 25 cts.
Liberty near Main street. iun22 Its
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REMNANTS.

Heard the crash2 Ne. Well the way
prices have fallen in this department was
enough To shake all Carroll county. II has
shaken number Of customers 10 our store,
a, least.
100 Pacific Prints, AT &C.
go Pacific Challies. the SC value. at 2sc.
sOO wards Z WIDE PerCale Remnants, lex
value. at 4ie.
10 wards PiQues, worth l5c. al SIC.
1000 wards Wamsuta and Fruit ofihe Loom
ward vide bleached Muslin. at dc.
1000 yar.ls ~ T'ubleaehed Muslin. regular
price Gle. 81 Z &.
800 var,ls Percale Remnants, sells of the
piece at l2!c; ~ sell them al s,C,
Fiannrll.tts,. new STYLES. ~ c value, ~ SIC.
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THE LADIES MITE SOCIETY of
Il Moorhead NJ. Z. Church, Union Mills,
will hold an Ice Cream Festival on the Acad-
envy Lawn on Friday and Saturday evenings,
June % and % Proceeds for the benefit of
the Church. june 10 2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

ORNDORFE'S.
Mattings and Carpets.
4 whole piIe Of Remnants in
Carpets viii be -old very cheap,
pieoe Of that BE Rag Car
pet left
End OF Matrings at Sc l0c
and lsle.
japanese Mating At l2ge.
~,
dies Misses aud Children
Shoes brolen size. will go cheap.
at 81 80 aud s.. 90
II Pairs of Mems Whole
~ =.
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Great Wholesale Slaughter OF
Prices in
SUMMER FABRICS.

A. usual we starr. ulher follow Put
ou year .p..ctael,-. aud come and take a
hook Il wiIl give yuu something to talk
abuut. Our enoTulop,. salr. aud great sue
cy-s in the past prove that the pable AZ.
prccisies the ssrupulous care NC have takcn
to give the best value .ur the dollar our
many has~ Al al time rrHect the very las
~, whim, If fashion
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WAISTS

The 75c Percale IAnudried Waist. large
,leeses. At S9c.
l,s Feugcd Perralc shirt Waists. worth
sl,. 81 42e
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Every article a above advertised must
We intend to brighten up trade.
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BLOWERS AND PLANTS.
SELL.

june is P. A. Gorsuch, Auctione,
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HURRAH FOR WHEATl

Our cry CROP and want to
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MO sa45 EQUrTY.

Tuse Copy. TEST
7uuSa \ BrNy r CEaC~E. CLgR
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Remember, we are strictly honest in
our advertising No fakes, but genuine
reductions We want your trade and II
fair and square dealing and low prices are
any inducement we will have 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
POLITICA ODDS AND ENDS.

OHIO VOTERS FOR SOUND MONEY.
CONGRESSMAN GEosvENoR TALKS or THE OFT
LOOK FOR FINANCIAL. LEGISLATION.
Charles H. Cirosvenor, member Of Congress from
Ohio is Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He Is in the
city on private business and expects to remain for
several days Mr.. Grosvenor was one of the active
opponents of the Carlisle Currency bill in the last
Congress and takes Keen interest in the financial
questions of the day Speaking Of his State and
the position OF it's voters National questions. he
said yesterday:
ohio Republicans extremely republican. They
believe I'm honest money. 1t was our battle-cry in
1875. when General Hayes led the column Of oppo-
sItlon to Allen and the Ohio idea. The DEM
ocratlc party OF Ohio is free silver fiat money
marty Las, year II rad free silver in its
party platform and ITS candidates for Con-
press all Endorsed Il; The leading business men OF
Cincinnati who are members OF the Democratic
partv and are standing by Mr.. Cleveland in his de-
mand for gold all put up their money and aided
the free silver candidates ohio will not swerve
from her Republican position by reason Of any new
party.
I'VE won in 1898 and again in 1924 on the platforms
Of protection The discussion The comparison
between the Tariff act of 1880 and It's effects and
tho Tariff act Of ls93 and It's effects. The same Is
true OF the whole country from New-York TO San
Francisco and from Duluth to Galveston. The Re
publican party will not surrender this principle at
the suggestion Of the Democrats And as for Mug
wumps. their demand is equally futile.
THE financial legislation Of the next Congress
will be such the times demand The monetary
question is a river on the banks Of which We SHAH
find ourselves about ten months hence. We shall
cross then II may b" on a bridge, II may be on
ice; II may be dry land. One thing You can rely
on The currency and coinage difficulties must be
gsttled n AZ all. by party In this country.
which has had wisdom and patriotism enough dur
ing the last thirty -nvc years to settle anything
Now take the Hawaiian cable. said Mt Gr0SVe-
nor THAT viii b" an interesting question before
the most Congress. That together with the sand
wlrh Islands and an that f. connected with our
foreign policy viii be- handled ~ IN" Republican
Jnrty has handled such questions IN the past ms
Ndminls;rat Ion and tn" Democratic party have q
record ou all questions of foreign policy Ind al
suggestions OF the growth ana greatness OF the
United states that VIII be series or Landmarks
to warn the coming young men OF this country on
tho track ~ a Democratic Administration. Inc
great question for the IINth Congress 10 consider
VIII bo how with credit gone down twenty i've
per cent a. shown In our interest account. W" can
raise enough money 20 carry on the Government
With a sufficient income from legitimate sources TO
keep our National Treasury always well supplied
most Of financial and currency difficulties VIII
rapidly disappear"