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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

The inquiry is frequently made:
"Why are the state revenues in lS05 in
adequate to meet current expenditures,
when they were ample in 1902
This question is easily answered when
one takes ID in detail and by compari-
son the expenditures for tho two periods.
Let rs tax. four Of the smaller bureaus
Of the state government. They viii
serve as an example for the whole.
IN 1891, which was tho lust year Of
Governor Campbell's former admins.
traton. the cost Of maintaining tho food
and dairy commission, rs shown by the
annual report of the auditor OF state,
was G8,24l.JG lii 1884, as shown by the
same report, the cost was S3?, 1?406.
In 1891 the department Of workshop
inspection cost $l2,320. III 1894, &23,
9l5.43.
In 1891 the department Of mine in
spection cost l2,5l17S, In 1894, $lG,-
600. 4S.
IN 1891 the department of labor sta
tistics cost 81 ,05o.5i. In 1894, $14,-
410.2S.
These four small departments cost
$42, 1912 i'll 1891, and $50, 1925 in
1895, an increase in four years, for
doing the same work, of S14, 300.0S, or
considerably more than 100 per cent,
With an average annual increase of
over 20 per cent, in consequence of the
increase of salaries and the multiplica-
tion of offices by the legislature, is it
any wonder that the revenues should
fall short of the expenditures and COM
pei the borrowing of money on the
hands of the state to keep the state
treasury afloat?
"Shall we have two years more of
such fnancieIing and legislation|' This
is the question which will confront tho
voters at the polls during this cam
paign, and at the polls III November.
We may certainly expect it, if we con
tinue in power the party leaders who
have been practiGing it,
If we want to got back to an eco
nomical basis, and run the state govern.
ment upon the revenues derived from
taxation, ana not from the sale Of bonds,
we viii elect James u, Campbell gov
ernor, and legislature capable of and
willing to inaugurate the necessary re-
forms.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Tho Voice OF R.cliland.

From every gectlon Of the state comes
the news and glad tidinSs Of enthusiasm
and determination to win. From the
moment of the nomination of Governor
Campbell hope leaped active, terminated
and revived i'll every Democratic heart.
September 2S will open ihe war again
between the two contending forces in
Ohio politics. Cox and Foraker will be
found pitted on one side, representing
and battling for the worst and most
dangerous elements in Ohio polite
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
As Chicngo soes It.

Ex-Governor james Il. Campbell, who
us candidate for the Democrats Of Ohio
for governor Of that state, stands today
the best eXe'uplar OF the man whom the
Office has sought, promises Democrats
of the nation that he will make an ag-
gressive, vigorous definite campaign.
1t was hardly necessary for him to make
formal pronancement TO this effect. All
who know him, and as the most popu-
lar Democrat in Ohio he is known to
hosts, understand that he can make no
other sort OF contest.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Tic Sun Sl.lucs On MIN.

-----T'T
Tx Gcye21or CMmrball's dram1'ic
nomination lv mna';an in tha Oh'o
convention, after he hid declared tEa5
ho was no5 II candidate, a3d while he
was on his feet TO noumlea a4other
man, was p;lba5ly MT uncSp actad by
his friends in New York. The eX.gov-
ernor is Il Thorough going Buc;eye, and
his personal f.llowiug in OHIO Is large.
He admits that he is Il p'or man, and
for hat reason he was d.Sjnclincd to
again be IL indicate,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
b r GULATDR %y

Reader, did you ever take SndnroG
LIVER REGULATOR, the "KINd CT
LIVER MEDICINES? %" EverybodyreeG
take a liver remedy. 1t is a sluggish O
diseased liver that impair9 d;Goator
and causes constipation, when the VASE
that should be carried Off rcmGjna i,
the body and poisons the whole syatc.u
That dull, heavy feeling is due to
torpid liver. Biliousness, Hcada.hc
Malaria and Indigestion are all IL
diseases. Keep the liver active by
occasional dose of Simmons Liver is
ulator and you'll get rid Of theao
bles, and give tone TO the wloc
tenn. For a laxative Simmons
Regulator is BETTER THAN PIT
does not grippe, nor weaken, bat
refeshes and strengthen
Every package has ,iiN
stamp on the WrapgV".
Xeilin s. Co., PhilalalHil'a
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
It snrnriscs Tlinm.

[Coshocton (OD Democratic Standard.[
The nomination of James u. Campbell
is an inspiration TO Democrats. All
factional differences are being thrown
aside, and the Democracy Of the whole
state are rallying around his standard.
This means that the Democratic party
will present solid front to the enemy
this fall, and that the people and tn, r
righteous cause will triumph under his
leadership.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Republicans win Vote For Him.

hatIUH IUIlIOI UtIIUUTNV'I
The ron ination and acceptance Of
Mr., Campbell as the Democratic stand
ard bearer for governor caused consider
able alarm in the ranks Of our advor-
saries, The bosses have beon hustling
around over since at lively gait to
head off this stampede from their ranks,
but from present indications it has not
stopped. In our own county numerous
Republicans will vote for Mr. Campbell
because they know him 70 be an honest
man and win make careful and pru.
dent state official,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Election Assured.

It looks even now, before the CAM
paign is fairly begun, as if Governor
Campbell would be elected, and with
him Democratic legislature. The Re-
publican party of Ohio has in it some
very good men who do not mean to cast
votes to put George Cox, Charley Kurta
and Mr.. Foraker in charge of the party,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
LIl.e GRAND Tom IIendrIcl.s.

IFOIIsVlUr IFCnn AdvortiserT
The nomination of James L. Camp.
bell by the Ohio Democrats for governor
this year recalls to some old politicians
the nomination Of Thomas a. Hendricks
under like conditions blythe Democrats
of tho neighboriug state Of Indiana in
1872 But Campbell is far stronger in
many respects than Hcndricks. He was
loyal to the cause Of tho Union, brave
soldier and IN undoubted patriot.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
They Arc Alnrlncd.


The Republican newspapers arc very
much worried because Jimmy Campbell
goes about his campaign work in good
natured manner. They say be lacks
sincerity and doesn't ob,erve the proper
amount of dccorum on the stump.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

Tho work done by the Democratic
state convention in Springfield is not to
be underestimated by Republican
leaders. james L. Campbell is nearer
Che hearts Of Ohio Democrats than any
other Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

IOIUUIHldVI oOUINWv6I.I
The fact that all minds turned with
one accord to Campbell as the fitting
leader for the Democratic party in this
campaign indicates more clearly than
aught else that he is the logical candi-
date of tho party. The little factions
which have been dividing the Democrats
here in Ohio for ti,o rast few years
could have been Brought tyTe'Eog to
unite upon 10 o.hCr ono man.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
VIII Get There, Surel
M 1,It......f,.1.

II every voter in Ohio expresses his
honest convictions at the polls James IL.
Campbell will be the next governor OF
Ohio. No man over in politics in this
state commanded higher confidence
from the whole people than he.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

spirits take flight. It Is time to accept
the. help offered in Doctor Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. It's a medicine which
was discovered and used by a prominent
physician for many years In all cases of
female complaint /" and the nervous dis
orders which arise nom it. The "Pre-
scription" is a powerful uterine tonic and
nervine, especially adapted to woman's
delicate wants for it regulates and promotes
oil the natural functions, builds up, invig-
crates and cures
Many women suffer from nervous pros
tration, or exhaustion, owing to congestion
or to disorder of the special functions The
waste products should be quickly got rid
of, the local source of irritation relieved
and the system invigorated with the "Pre-
scription." DO not take the so-called
only put the nerves to sleep, but get a
lasting ente with DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

The people of Ohio will vote in No
vember on the question of reducing the
burdens of state and local taxation. The
Republican leaders, however, are trying
to lead them away from the considera.
ton of that 4destion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

One of the funny things at Spring.
field was that while Mckinley was tfy-
ing to prove that wages were being low
cred because of the repeal of the Nc
Rinley bill, Bushnell was trying to
prove TO tho newspaper reporters that
he Was advancing them.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

The election of James E. Campbell
will mean that Il man of the people will
be governor. Tho election Of Asa s..
Bushnell will mean the elevation of
George b, Cox to tho position of boss
OF Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
A Fact Worth KnoMIng.

Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneu-
monia, and all Throat and Lung
diseases are cured by Shilph'a Cure.
-Sbld ty Hi.l"r g. ''as"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Karl,s Clover Root Tea.

Tsa sure cure for Headache and
nervous diseases Nothing relieves
so quickly ".' 90 ''''~ = Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

Since ksa S. Bushnell claims to be
running for governor Of Ohio, why did
he fail to refer to the state and its at.
fairs in his Springfield speech.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

With Jimmy Campbell at the hend cf
the ticket, thore is to be no such word
0s fail in the Democratic lexicon this
year.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
Daily. Daily except SUNDAY. lsuuday only.

Tickets ON sale to all the principal cities of
the United States ana CANADA.
Day coaches and lHTlOr"Hrs on MI express
trains making connections iOr NIL important
paints North, South, Fast AMI West
Any Ticket agent viii give you ful infor-
nation concerning the Buckeye Route, or
yol can address W. II, FISHER, General Pas
Scngcl aud Ticket Agent, Columbus, Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18
{" FEMALE WEAKNESS"
yILLIAM HOOVER, Of BeNmNe,

MIS-. WILLIAM I
RfchiaH9 Co., Ohio,
writes: 4" 1 had been
a great sufferer from
female weakness =
/ tried three doc
tors /; they did me
no good ; l thought
I was an invalid for
ever. But l heard
of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription,
and then I wrote to
him and he told me
just bow to take it.
] took eight bottles.
I now feel entirely
well. / could stand
on my feet only a 81
ell my work for my
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

H6 Ntfaa and Personality Calis Forth
..ntilnslasln Troin Gvery Nuartei.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

Li1htn'ng sicf prorG--
%'h&+ q ;'araY na-5ci
Very frva, '2u& Il g.:'s ~; i7,,,.
Sold t.ra-c%no7s. @,c.,y may-
W!thorE !2iieh .ho,o ia 80 Pay
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-09-18

4 Y @OSASeJ
women often feel
the effect of too
much gayety-
balls, theatrea, and
teas in rapid
succession find
them worn out, or
"run-down " by
the end of the sea-
son. They suffer
from nervousness,
sleepiessness and
Irregularities, The
smile and good
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
col UMBTA 'JfS FIRST RErNIOS.

The first reunion dinner OF the class Of ~ Of
Columbia College held last evening at the
Arena. In West Thirty-frsi-st. The dinner had been
carefully arranged by a committee OF the class. con-
slstlng OF Joseph Peter Grace. George Henry Brough
ton jr. Charles Robert Swords, Shepherd Ivory
Franz and Henry Merwin Shrady. The banquet
room was tastefully decorated with college flags
and trophies. and Columbia flag hung over the
presidents chair and another over the middle Of
the table ID. Stewart Igichart was toastmastcr. and
the following toasts responded TO: "Sixty-two
Il. Is. Is the Town" by James Fuller Berry; THE
Up-to- Date Girl" by Philip r. NJ Hldreth. and
''The Greatest College Under the Sun" Albert
Capron Philips was on the list for this toast. but
as he was Unexpectedly detained. his place was
taken by another Others OF the class were called
upon by the toastmaster 10 make informal speeches
and THE Crew" among the subjects treated.
The boys n;erspersed the dinner with cheers for
the class and with snatches OF favorte old songs
nj frie.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14


srx,rox LINDSAY TELLS THEM THERE II
DANCER ~ THE SILVER ISSUE
Frankfort. Ky June B.-Sena'or Lindsay sp'Hr
, tho currency question here to-day before '"rs'
,,t o,,Aus,astic audience He said that those "n'
,sy,soi IN. ex1er.ment Of fr'" coinage TOOK "p@'
themselves great responsibility II" he' Ia
900. q business proposition with which sentiment
"a. ro,hlne 10 do except as I, misn; anect pf'd"
,.i,h o. public integrity In this cohh''"o" ''e
Senator sali. - -. tho
-r,. ..rf.nLance OF the silver coinage =, -
- -, i,re. he ycsu tho years 1870 ana I'.' zap
nav not have been a crime. am ON ~ 49,
MO incline 20 IN" belief ;ha' vas a KI"'' h,,Sr
-, and that conditions " 1lla nave b"'h ~.
-, n GERMANY the Latin Union am th' Hit..
.,...s hal continued the coinage oi 81 ~, ~,
.'.I.- A crlin. or mistake. The act ot 80 va va
'.. r,ssri rlrr"ptiil0usly as is no" 20 P''S'9'"'
cllimel ,. ..,-. ,.o,.
Mr. Lindsay asserts tha' the silver miners "'''
,,. only reop.e who pron,el by m" change as 'h'
.l..o. az trade dollars when fol1"'d. iuinsh'l
.-.,t., fnr NOR. bullion than haI ever b''i
-1.1..l in this countr, IL men 'o9N up , Hin,o
,.., - t..r.s & vlug NSur's - shp" una th't"
60. r. rel,.on between ihc d"-rcas'd pT.'c vi 81
a. ,.f .n. ufl-r % commodities. Hr h~o Hlh 'l"l
-. .,.rI.l ~ h.s.uss- oppression, M t'a o. ''
-, ,...s.l it ta' closing ~ -" iN'H 10 S'tN''
POI a., IN. ret result of reckless slrcua-
,', .,t ,,r,~ lcgi ililon lie said the proposition
-, - t'ui'cd states aioi" could MAINTAIN 'i'
IL, ,.fweeu gold and SILVER "a' pi'pp~''f"us
,,t aided that the only hopc OF 'f"" coinage "'S
D." International agreement ,
NJ Lindsay CLOSED Win warning ~, nr"'ur"N
VI -. IA, unless they abandoned the fr'e-
I'''. ..,,. n.i devoted ;hrir attention to legiii-
me state !srurs. there was danger OF ther &c
f..f AZ, polls.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

urR TREATY WITH JAPAN MAY SHUT
orT AMERICAN PETROLEUM

urR GUARANTEE oF THE CHINESE bAN MAY
GIVE HER TIE TERRITORY nEr"EEN
xrurz,rnxsK ANp PORT ARTHUR
WHAT TuE OTHER POWERS WILL 10
:, Petersburg June l3-Thc commercial treaty
between Kussia AMI Japan. which has Just been
sic,ol hv the contracting parties. contains
nar,graph providing that hcnceforth the duty
'.,.,. ,.,roleu,l imported into Japan snail be
i.,i.d ,,t0n volume and not upol weight THIS
,rr,nc,ni,nt viii No;k to the lcirineni u the
United states American oil being lighter than
mo product 4 Russia. though the latter is the
cheaper
The Russians are delighted over the DriIiaht
s,r,k. accnmplishci by NJ De Wittc Minister OF
Finance In the conclusion OF the treaty More
oyer IL .s believed that IN return i'r hdss''
,u,,onf.e Of the Chinese Paris loan she has OBJ
,,ircd the territory between Nertzchinsk ana
i,r, Arthur which viii % connected oy ran
r,v Port Arthur will be used a. coaling sta
,tnn I, is understood tnlt Russia VIII SHORTY
,al,c uo,scssion of the Liio-Tung territory, when
II is expected ihA' Germany hrGihn" ana 'nc
I,rlt.I States vii. unite IN asserting th'.I UHhtS
London. June BIN the House II Commons to-
d.v Sir Edward Grey. In reply 20 sir Eills Nah-
mead -Harflett said that the Government CON
sdcr,d tnat Russia stil ahdcl ny IN" agreement
,ba, I'm In. event Of Great Br!tains ccaslhS 10
ncrunv PORT Hamilton Russia should not sc.zc
the advantage to occupy Corcln territory.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
TO BE1CTIFY GRANTS TOME.

THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS PLANS FOR PRE-
VENTING TIE ERECTION OF rNsiGHTlY
D,1I.pIxGs NEAR THE STRUCTURE
The trustees Of the Grant Monument Association
have projec, on hand for preventing the erection
of unsIghtly and Objectionable buildings that might
sb, out the view from the tomb and for bcau'i.y
ana enlarglng the approaches Ia the structure They
want to buy the property owned by the Potts estate
facing the tomb between Riverside Drive ana the
Boulevard 1t is also proposed to Increase the width
of West One hundred twenty third 81. from six
~ TO eighty feet between the BOulevar1 and Am
s,erdanl-ave and 70 bridc claremont-ave. and ter
race the ground to the Boulevard These improve
monts II is urged. VIII add immensely 10 tho at
traciyeness and beauty OF the tombe surroundings.
The estimates which have been submitted 70 the as-
sociation indicate an approximate cost OF S40oc.
which. 1t IS believed. viii include the value OF the
Potts property and the expenditures upon the ap-
purtenances. The trustees intend laying the prof
before the Board OF Stree, Openings at the next
meeting. probably. and viii try TO convince the
Mayor and the other members Of the Board that the
city SHOULD bear the expense.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

brought him TO the front with short spe.ad made
"pr;vato' John Allen Of Mississippi arc a''"'0
speech which kept the delegates 'ausiiir ainn Soc
At the beginning OF TN. al ,,,rs ,ndorsine
ro,orv Wade announced that letters ihuo I'J '.
relais - W t ,hn convention had been receiVeu
from Senator'S John T. Morgan OF ma
p Jones of Nevada James L. fusn' u ~ letters
anu @ 4, ,o,,,n,n"us and were not read to the con-
vention. ,,,s, yhen Sena-
tor Jonns of Arkansas. arose 10 rrau ,.' ,as
~, ,ra Committee on Resolutions IL Was
rroco,vnd with the widest enthusiasm am ,
adopted without dissenting voice 'e''a'''
Jones called on FOR n,Io spe'oT 81 New-Mexico
Governor l.. Bradford Prince. OF t NV ,rore
,o,iov.ad Uis most remarkable assertions were
these ,.A ,ha dononeti-
The loss to the farmer through the yVbat
,in ~ silv.- has been $3.50 00o,O 900 yearly " hal
.ha si,,.sr nroducer does in producing sliteI . -.
simplv 10 put money into circulation, mm'' W.
!, measure of value and stancaru oi N" o,d
nor'avo that the people who advocate the eoiI
oe..rte ,,,.t are honest in their convictions ana
maj they believe they are advocating an 1o'u9 ~ ~
lollal They have not Deeh cuuo'''' Wy
silver standard ., ,.ri,.arsn made 4
t1o mr. in the fastncss Of the mountains s.i'e.
and gold in the proportion ol SlA'tn a.,o 80 ,b.
silver to one Of gold that ,ncy snuu,' % % SET our
hiood II our commercial life. snail we SCI uu' io
salves m as knowing better than thc 'r'I ~ -.
made Us? WHAT God has joined toge'he'' 'e' ~
man put aslndc: . ....h 6,arolina then
Ia. a, ,ttack on the '200-cont dollar. 49,.
WHAT is sound money2' he ASH; lion ,wo
ltS, n,."S - yh.a, f. get the same quantlty pl
:, :, d'd few years ba-%? claim tmat ina su,n
dollar as that i7 ro53er Lar 2i Wv ., ,s
rhcy til YOU about the hlty-c'n' Gi,r, Goii,r
49, i,,. fhsir teeth the 21a-''nt rp'lir, o..
" Carnack Editor Of 'The memphis o,.,,,
,arca Appeal sad h, believed ne proSPrtbnty PG,bey
~ the country depended on Tree siVri, ava
.n,akers were Governor Adams "i ''''''" "''>
Of y
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

something that costs no money ana Is uoie prev
ious than mountain of diamonds.
The childs health depends almost wholly on
the mothers not only before its birth but alter
wards. A sick mother can't properly care tor hef
child's health A sick mother sometimes bears
healthy child, but it isn't to be expected Maybe
the baby will possess the appearance OF health pG,
will lack stamina. Maybe innate weakness VIII
develop in after years.
Every woman should be particularly careiui OF
her health during the period of gestation-when
the child is really part of herself.
During all this time. she should keep her oody
strong and pure and she should take proper pre-
caution against her time of labor. For TINS pur-
pose Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription IS pre-
scribed II has been used in thousands OF cases.
with mos, gratifying results. II is tonic TO ine
whole body. but particularly to the organs dis;
tinctly feminine. 1t cures all female troubles ana
promotes regularity. ...
a large book, written by DIR. Pierce. entitleo
Woman and Her Diseases " will be sent securely
sealed in plain envelope) to those who viii send
this notice and ten cents, i'll stamps to part pay
postage. A..
Address, WORLDS DIspENsARY MEDICAL ~
ISOLATION, No. 663 Main Street. Buffalo, n. y.
CAUTION.-Buy of reliable dealers. With any
others. something else that pays them oette' WIZ
probably be urged as Just as good
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
4 NEW ERA IN OCEAN TRAFFIC.
u.oyus crtARAcTERIZING THE SENTIMENT OF
r,,r sr ,otuss rAssENGERs on HER
INITIAL. VOYAGE.

4.
INITIAL. VOYAGE
southarnp,or June l3.-The time OF the steamship
&, Louis from Ncw-York TO southampton WAS seven
d,v, three hours and hfty-thrcc minutes when was
,r.de M he almost uniform speed cf eighteen Knots
nor hour e- twin engines made ea h IN aver q" OF
e,rhtv revolutions per minute Although capaoe OF
ru,rinp AZ ninety yhve no attempt WAS made to gam
,.,,b snccd The machinery operated through
an, tho VOYAGE with great smoothness and regular
,.v md without ri OF any kind. Inc sH'p ,
stiffness In the moderate seas encountered ana 'he
a.,,nlshlng absence OF vibration from her nacAih-
orr, we're subjects Of admiration.
cr.,t enthusiasm was manifested at meeting OF
her nassengers he'd Tuesday evening and presided
o,.r nv Sir Julian Pauncefoie Her Majesys Am
bassador to the United States. over the sterling
o,all,ies Of the first creation Of new American
merchant marine The passengers united IN SUD
ecribne TO resolutions testimony OF their appIecsa-
,,,n of the ycssel's merits as follows:
3o.o.y,d That il Is the sense OF the passengers
thai the initial transatlantic voyage OF thr NHc'. J.
can built American owned ana American Wahhcu
steamship ST Louis has proved IN every way an uii
uua,lncd success and demonstrated the htueur"
,,nder American auspices OF new era IN the ms
tory OF trafic. ,...,,>.. =,
iicsolved That we congratulate the lnt"rnationai
NavIg,fion Company and Cramp 4 sons upon nay
the service OF the community tnis
,uogninccnt triumph OF marine architecture, puIll
in nm American shlpyard OF American natera1. o.,
American workmen ana ~ c' "tIon
Resolved. That we have profound ana fnVrie ia,- az
incatIon I'm iestlfylng 10 captain hdhhi' an" ose
under his command our earnest aptrcC.rt,"n ~ Wv, Wv
uniform courtesy ii-pa ID y them In helr re tons
,yl,h ~. nasscnccrs whose fortune J. mas Deeh 10
cross The Atanti, un Ter he Tag of tne un..u
OF America from Newly ork 10 SoulnaI.'p..n ~ - 49,