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Woman Behcaded. I NJ
q. ILL.,, NAY Is. --T'our hslied ma
ired. number of thom FATALLY,
ult Of n cyelone which swcpt'
this section Ian night u snta-'
tides great loss TO property atltI
ruin ofcicps In the potn Of ~
odfrey Hildebran. living iisex
yas bcheAded while going in,oSA y
escape the storm Her dausht6ls
= also Instantly Killed anu hrR
Ia dead from injuries ree6l YEA
~. asleep n the hvuae. wepai
ross the land and inluyea- Tnal
a completely demolished. NeRt
!, Mrs, lz0ra Bird was lri;stn,l n;
| her i've children were badly ~
D probably fatally. sa1s
rrnont river, Mr.. and Mrs. 9c094
ere both. seriously sntursi. u
,iinc thu MsthO1igt Episnupn&s
MS blown down and tho unitd0
church unro0ted, n M!
fston, tho stecple Of the ,Ls&kt63S
>opa lchurch was blown ont a tl1S5
40 parsonage next door, er'ssll15
injurlng Rev. and Mrs, "a. Cp}3yy
were aHi0eR " ii,Iiz II II
bridgcs In this section wfkf
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Paris. May GA fete Russo was given
tonight a, the Grand opera house IN honor
Of the coronation OF the czar The place
was crowded and great enthusiasm man
ifcstn1 Many private houses in the cry
were also decorated with the Euasp-
French coors nutwined. General iilltt,
the minister of war. has granted mo
troops a holiday with free wine. etc. Tor
the day OF the coronation at MOSCOW
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Madrid. May 2i.-senor canoyas dc Cas-
tho, the premier, declares that ne VIII
only sanction the export ordfrs for to-
hocco from Cula which were gwen prior
,n ,,nraiu General Wcyier's decree pro-
..uf.fris, the export Of tobacco TINS Is
rreeunab bly, IN reply 10 she reprcseninii0 ns
r-a,io by the United states government 70
sr,,su In regard 10 the prohibition OF ihe
,xror OF tobacco from cuba.
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LONDON FINANCE REVIEW.

London. May 4.-'Money mas been very
easy during the week. The stock mar
ket was very quiet, with considerable
realizing at the present high prices. the
difficulties Of finding gooo investments
driving prices for home railways, while
there was u large business IN GOOD indus
trial undertakings. American securities
wera rather neglected. Inc weeks
changes were only fractional.
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MAsoNIc ELECTION.

Livingston. Texas. May 23,--At the reg
ular meeting of Trinity Lodge No. u. A. +.
and A. NJ. tonight. the following ofticers
were elected for the ensuing term: Dr. w.
T.. Gibson. W. NJ. John Nobett. y. W.:
Sam M. Peters. J. w; Charles II. Davi-
son, treasurer George y. Sawyer, SEQ
rotary: ". J. Puckett, tyler. The follow
ry, S. H.. James u. I'm. Jr.. j. D.; Sam
~ Smith. g. s.; G. Is. Dunnam. ]. g.; l..
J.. Gerlnch. marshal; 7. X. crorey, chap
lain.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
1-Asr N1Gnr.s SYNOPSIS.

An area of low barometer is over the
Northwest with ,he lowest over Kansas.
The highest barometer JIG over the cur
of Mexico gh temperatures prevail gen
orally tonight. with the highest, S 4. IN.
temperature 50, recorded so far This
summer
showers are reported from ST. Louis and
:. pn1l
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mnda expedition arrived In this city Inst
night, Thev are said 10 be en- route back
to 1nmpn whore they viii TAX" their
chances on joining the next expedition.
For some reason these men ware unni'o
to land in cuba from the Bcrmudh and
thcy made N run from II Spanish mun-pf-
wnr To Central America taking pass.te
10 Mobile Hare they ni" being cared iul
l,v The cuban colony and wlll probably be
passengers on the rlnut liner Nleicrs Cor
frufn,n ,pnDrrpg
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LONG DISTANCE BICYCLE RACE.

LONG DISTANCE BICYCLE RACE.
Paris. May A-In the bicycle race from
Bordeaux TO Paris. a distance OF 5s kilos'
thirty-two contestants started, leaving
bordeaux at noon. There was an OK.
citing finish between Linton OF England
and RIVER the former arriving In Paris
at s;l7:iS o'clock today end the latter ~
els:2Q O'Clock.
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Pese Of Nicsoi llsHuphl church in -
''uil VIII be held tomorrow.
sTaA lava, Kan. Delegate. "a ii. an
takards o. the German liap.ists. or
] The 60 ~ begin tomorrow, arc arriv-
s'ohs will last three DAYS.
sl sS,,lY.o RK-EntrIcs close ,oaov fo,
The Ama ahl Wrestling chainpionships
alei STATE nr Athletic Union Of the
June + which will he held OH Mon
A'soa Squapa' r ednesday, June II, IN
sstiMs'hNSGfFi!ELp, oho-rb. annual CON.
(rch n, sshe diocese Of the Eniscopa,
= civ southern Ohio win be held In
I John lay ana tomorrow. Right
W.. ,la .'aFen White Of Indiana viii
sex opening sermon.
sssti1RRA \. FALLS. ont.-rb. ,ar.o.t
Place toda,n NE Kind over held here viii
nsrsary or n oommemoration of tho
There vi ne hrth of Queen Vie
Ishs parade DO athletic events. a
cations in r's ,,o curing the day and IL
~ s.1 SoRK-A monster fair wiz, >. s., 4,
,satura os the benefit OF cub, libre'
YIN NIL the fair will he 10 illus.
,ehmenr W pafesqle manner the life ani
la.. tia, ,s eubans al hone ana he
BEN tia NV teing waged to secure
''sH's Of freedmen.
far here s Kan.-sportsmen ar.
S.of,smnSn rhameni Of The kansas
,hree dan $ assoc alton, which Will
-s' tarrstss There will be twelve
events tomorrow and
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CUBAN REBELLION.
Resume of the Uprising Since Its
Inception in February, 1895,
PLANNED By ClBANS IN NEW YORK.
Spain Mas Asked For he forms, But
S:nt Soldiers Instead.
NUMEROUS EXPEDITIONS SENT
The Rainy Season Is An Invaiunblc Ally
10 the Insurgents. Giving Thcm
Time TO kecoup.
NUMEROUS EXPEDITIONS SENT

iorty-iive years a resident OF Cuba in an
! interview with a ,.,,rcs,,,t ati,s. of tho
,s,.,,i,,, ~.
'NsS ''''N' saFe 'Ne i''-
! loving timely Resume OF the past aud
| present # tho Cnhan rche!tlnn since if
w.. h,t,t,,,l t,..t.,..,..,.,. ~, an ,,,,.,,,.r
/ wa ""'N 49, 1851 WINS "
! ms interests IN CGb1 ana has being in
/ sympathy VITA the CuDans. he refused
tn n.rr,,t t,. ,,-.. ia ,,-,1
"''' ~ "' "'1'
M present rcb'.hpn. he SAID. was
! devised and planned bv Cubnns in New
/ York Fauo,,.i.g i,. ,,,..,,,i,,, .,ror,,,l,.
,,.o,.i,a,
Eastern cuba ana was conducted with
| r,.s,i sr.re.,, IA r,l ,,,,.,,, ,.,. .,..,,,, .
| ~ 100 "'i'! "S''N' "e'"'s
"ii'o"R tNe Nesi classes in centai aud
! Eastern cuba.
Since The eie=c Of tht las, ,,.,r the very
ae'Ne propaganda of tie 1utonomisis mas
! educated tha masses Tuda. they want
c,l.l freedom far. All
..l,,,,,.,ht.,. , L. ,,. ,,,,,s,.
through their representatives 10 persuade
Santu To grant t,eit, ,o.4n,,,l,i,. demands
MN th. ia,, n,,,,is.5 zoe ,,.,, ,,sre de-
,"s VIE P''i"'7s" 'e' ms "V'e Ne-
Early in 1875 many of the colored or
,or,sin, cl,e.... ,,..., an, ,-.a,, ,r,hr,,a,.,.
~ "N'e 'A''' ~ -" "
- 80 number raised ne "aS OF re-
beiion and demanded cuba hhre.' or
itee CUBA Ihc standard OF revolt was
SET up IN a NUMBER OF places ana the
blacks leinei TIE petty leaders,
',lHiHltitn'o"sly IN central cuba small
rarues iotmed. At that time the moNc-
ment Vas not deemed really serious
one. However the small parties main
ininsd their inaependence and grew In
numbers and strength Then they had
lew or no arms. but all had the death
dealing inachcic.
a., mihn Spaish officials not believing
tNat the event WAS serious, so HORNED
the government ana made itttlc OF the
whole uprising Later Spain became
alarmed ana sent out General MARITIME
promised reforms. brought soldiers.
wherreas, If he. had come alone. duly au-
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A NEW PASTOR.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May 2a-Rcv.
Mr.. Pearce OF Bells, North Texas. tho
gentleman called by the Baptist church
AZ this place to become Its pastor tenn
porarily. arrived In the city TINS evening
at church tomorrow. This church has been
without a pastor since the death Of J. u.
uardwiclse. ID. d., almost year ago
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DUBLlN-W. A. Larned, the crack
American lawn tennis player viii play
in the Irish championship tournament
which is to begin today. After that he
h.cyeie playing IN several tournaments
ami reaching Wimbledon 10y the middle Of
July TO compets in the English champion
ships.
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NEW YORK.--A decision of the authori-
ties TO close the public schools IN Long
island city 'uday Is caus ny much talk
among melnhers of the American Protec-
tive association and patriotic societies
and n is said action may be taken by
Them on the matter. Today & Pflngst
Monday. ana in difference 70 the German
sen,imenr the schooic VII be closed This
rIck's Dav. Then the Germans protested,
and declared they, TOO, must be ircoG-
ni2ed The Italians are expected to d.
nnnd recognition next.
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Ids srRHWN WITH pFAp.


l,oee Of oak9S1A Aac'i, WipedS
on ~ MI Il
!. Mich, w = "a ter'4hls SKI
= .,,.', ~ viIhse Of Oai'wood stiys
= ma na sn,Irely wiped \ ON thc sarth,
w., ""' .,iYihs buildlngS nna lowing
' IN a 4. ii A. ,fssl Just I
lhu 1880 III Ae1ds are stfaEn
the Ms,se,,nded. ~ .,nprssibies
nd ana a.s 9sssutjnsISof The d,lnl.lv
u cor,tSs,r hs sio11 also rlrnck the
of Thomss ~ ~ the Asci)eriaptt
uildinm ~ Scble drler ana =
md tIc 49, 1Iss4. Mary fArtna
,any dH ~ but NJ 'iesys san AZ !.
Il ma az dor gntTry S N aes .9I sss
roads " ajvd that the nututfnys
&c. y nss1 VIII reach !lstifiy
and !. ~ gone FROM onhtitiQss
'nrA MAMIYH ~ sj1a4 tif,T
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ANOTHER cuBAN VICTORY.

Key West, May 2i--Adyices from cnha
say that in a recent engagement the
epanish. general. Serena Alimarro' ,,, w.
pal RIO. losing many killed and wounded.
-na Cuban loss. Il is said. Was very
small compared with that OF the span
r. rds
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Wednesday, and eleven on the last day
of the tournament.
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SUPPOSED FILIBUsTERS-
Mobile. Ala. May sa.-sixty men sup
Dosed 10 be participants In the recent Ber-
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LOCAL.

Rey. J. C. Masons memorial service at
the Central Christian church.
Succcssfnl experiment with tho rays
walter Skinner of 81. Louis lnda his
brother.
Tho Emmett Rifles house warming.
The close OF the Washington Street meet.
Ing
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FI Fl
Wrought Iron Pipe,
Well Casing,
Drive Pipe,
Boiler Tubes, etc.

We are headquarters on these having
lust received a large shipment OF all kinds
and sizes of Iron and Brass fittings
Write for prices in carload and less than
carload lots
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ToOAYs FORECAST.

\ pro,esi,s,.The annual convention of
fcsse Of M MIS- Episeopnl church in 70
'''SsouGi viii be held tomorrow.
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New York World.


Galveston 10, Sherman 4; Austin s. Dallas
T. san Antonio T. Fort Worth ..
National Tongue cincinnati 6. Louisville
o. Chicago a. Washington 81 81. Louis ..
Brooklyn ..
southern Lcouso-New Orleans G, Mo-
bl- ..
llnndhan game between Brooklyn and
Chicago exports.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
THE STATE CONVENTION.

There Is a great deal of talk these
days OF what the Dem ocratic State
Convention should or ought not do
III ConvenH oA with the financial
question. The proposition advanced
by various papers throughout the
the Stale, that the convention ignore
the financial question, seems to us to
he good one. What is the use for
las TO discuss the question, when the
Chicago Convention may declare con
trary to our wishes as expressed in
the State Convention There is no
doubt in our mind that the Demo
Gratis of Virginia will vote the ticket
of the old party at. the election this
fall. let the candidate be an extreme
silver maniac or a gold bug. So what
is the tse for us to fight among cur
selves in the Convention : The
proper thing to do would be- to III
vide the delegation as. ith former
yeas% and thus AVOID a faetional
fight on the question of'fnances.
What IS Of more f!Hporiancv to us
Is the question of a -constity tional
convention. The party. SHOULD. in
convention assempteds.:declo!e OK
sc,ly where It stands on this oues-
ton, AMI it should be favorable to
the calling of che convention, and
this done there would be. no doubt
as to she result ef,Ithe election when
it comes before''tle- voters of Vir.
ginia IN May, 1897.
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POUNDING MILL.
POUNDING MILL, Mar. 25

AOOND1NU o1lA1t<s 3laf. 20.
Rev. A. NJ Ferguson WAS on th,
sick list Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Patrick, who ha,
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. r NJ
Sparks for few day -, returned Ic
her home at Cedar Bluff this morn
! ing. ...
( Mr. Slade Steele, OF, Paint Lick, is
visiting bis son at this place.
Will MulkVy was. made the happy
!''dad" of new girl baby one dA,
last week which weighed AZ pounds.
Mrs.~Sbeffey Stuigill still contin
ues very i'll, unable TO sit up.
c. =. Williams, we understand.
went to Tip Top Saturday aud re
turned Monday
Miss IVA Steele received beau,i-
full pair of csnasies In pretty cage
Tuesday from Richmond, a present
from her father, w. b. Steele.
Rev. Strader preached at tbi.
last Sunday at 3 o'clock p IN.
Wash Lowe has flushed the stone
steps in front of the church, which
adds much to the convenience of
church goers.
The bridge car is located ut this
plac today.
L. d Hunt is back FROM Blrefi, Id
for few days
Miss May Taylor, of Paint Ii k.
stopped off Sunday on her way from
Eckman. VIVA, with her friend, Mrs.
w. b. Steele.
Misses Oakley and Rosa Terrell
and Mary McGrau, of Steclsburg,
were il town Sunday afternoon, the
former on her way to 'ruzewell High
School.
Henry Robinett, of the n. & w.
Il r., is visiting his father, c. l..
Robinctt.
Will Hall moved bis family to
Bluefeld last Tuesday.
Mrs. w, b Steele and children
visited her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Nc
CURE, at Cedar Bluff last Satur
day.
l w. Daily, of Cedar Bluff, spent
Friday here with friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
Republican Mass Meetinq.

The Republicans of Tazewell county
met at the Court House on the 23rd ult.
and elected the following delegates to
the State and District Conventions:
CLEAR FORK DISTRICT.
To State Convention, Staunton, Va
Delegates: Jas. S. Browning. w. G..
Mustard. j. A. Steele, w. j. Newenham.
Alternates: w. A. Hilton, c. d Shell.
To District Convention, Bristol, Tenn.
Delegates: Jas. S. Browning, w. G.
Mustard, j. a. Steele, T. E. Harris.
Alternates: r. S. Porter, c.. d Shell.
JRFFERsoNvIILE DISTRICT.
To State COnvention-Delegates: Jos.
S. Gillespie, Cox JOS II. Harrison, Jno.
G. Watts, w. G.. Young. Alternates:
john d. Daley, Beverly Warren.
District Convention delegates: John
S. Bottimore, S. S. F. Harman, w. G..
Harrison, H. Wade Steele. Alternates:
Jos. ii. Harrison, Trux. B. Warren.
MAIDEN SPRING DISTRICT.
State nventiou-lJelegate: Henry
Bowen, JAS, w. Smith, James Bandy.
Alternates: Jas. II. Gillespie, o. NJ.
Roberts, w. A. Barns.
District Convention - Delegates: Hen
ry Bowen, J. w. Smith. w. B. Spratt.
Alternates: w. l.. Moore, j. Sanders
Gillespie, w. 1. Painter.
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The Local Papers,

However good city papers may
become, aud however cheap they
may be sold, they can never sup
plant or destroy the local press The
demand for local news in each indi
vidnal section of the country is as
great as the demand for the Worlds
news in big cities, and there will
AIS be a local press to supply
that demand. 1t is nonsense to talk
of the papers of the large cities iul
filling the universal demand.-News-
paper Maker
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they will gain by said action we can
not. aud will dare say, they cannot
see.
While the editor OF this paper be
lieves in sound money or Interna-
tioDal Bimetalisn, he sets his Dem
ocracy on a higher plane than to
even imagine for moment that al!
there is in Democracy can be bnsed
on a single question. We will abide
the decision of the Chicago conven
ton, whether it may declare for
sound money or free coinage Of sill
yer at ratio of 10 to. /, but in the
interest of our country aud of -
party we hope there will lie no strad
die of tho financial question. Let our
representatives say what the issue
shall be, and then let us al ide by
their decision, whether we favor :he
free coinage of silver or whether we
believe in bimttalism from an inter.
national standpoint. We should
stand by the party of the people, the
only party That ever truly looked after
the interests of the poor mantle
Democratic party.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
THE IDEAL PANACEA.

James l.. Francis, Alderman,
Chicago, says: Il regard Dr. King
New Discovery as an ideal Panacea
Cor Coughs, Colds and Lung Com
plants, having used it in my family
for the last five years, TO the exclu
sion Of PHYSICIANS prescriptions or
other preparations"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokul, Iowa,
writes: Il have been a minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Cor
fifty years or more. and have never
found anything so beneficial, or that
gave me such speedy relief as DIR.
Kings New Discovery" Try this
Ideal Cough Remedy Now. Trial
bottles free at A. f. Hetgrave's
Drug Store
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STAND By THE PARTY.

We have heard some Democrats
say 1--WE will not vote for gold bug
They are extremists. Do these Dem.
Ocrats take into consideration the
fact that the Democrats who believe
IN "sound money" are just as con
scientious In their opinions as the
silver men are in theirs? Do they
expect to have everything conceded
to them and give nothing in return
If they do they are very much mis-
taken. The "sound money" Dem.
ccrats of Virginia will vote for the
nominee of the Chicago convention
whether he is for free coinage of sill
YER or sound money. They will put
their Democracy before any one
question which NAV arise. and if the
Democrats who are clamoring for the
free coinage of silver will do likewise
another Democratic President will
be ipaugaYated on March 4. 1897. but
II they pat free coinage of silver be.
fore their Democracy then they re-
turn to power the most reieutIess
foes Of the white metal, and what
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sHAwvER'S MILL.
sHAwvER's MILLS, March 80. 1895.

Qua In . BILLS, March 30. 1896.
High wsters stopped the mail TODAY.
The quarterly meeting at Kinser' :
Chaple closed Sunday evening. do
not know why they did net carry il on
'onger, for the people were expecting a
ten day meeting.
There was prayer meeting and the
Lord S Supper at Gregorys Chapel last
Friday night.
Dir Pruett, CT Burkes GARDEN. was on
the tfeek last week. He has bought
the Davis farm and expects to move
here this fall. George Lambert has
moved on his place.
Mrs Jchr Thompson has another son
two weeks old.
There has been great deal of sick
ness in this neigbborhood, aud Mr.. G..
Fox and Mrs fish Neal are still quite
sick, but all thesrest are better.
Elvira Helnfandollar and her young
est child both died not long ago. She
left five orphan children. Mrs. Cum
diff has the youngest, ard Mr.. Gabe
Crabtrse and Mr.. George Crabtree each
have one of the boys.
Mr.. john McMullen, of SpringvilIe,
was on the Creek last week. He stop
ped one night with Mr.. w. L. Shaver.
Mrs Holley Reynolds has gone To
Craig county on visit, and she expects
to soon join her husband at Crewe, Va.
Mrs. Nan Shaver has been visiting in
Bluefield for fsw weeks.
Mrs. T. 1. Shaver has been sick for
the last few weeks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

land could be put IN a grab bag al
the Chicago conventi' n aud as far as
worthiness for the Office is concerned
it woul I make no difference which
came out first. Either would wreck
his party as nominee or President,
and all three are creatures of the
monopolisiic element that is now In
control of public Affairs. This last
administration of Cleveland will serve
to illustrate what would happen
again should the country be unfortu-
uate enough to fall into the hands of
these gilded Democrats, and if the
party lie looking for political grave
the nomination Of either would hope
lessly bury it too deep TO be resur
rected.
Hill is the champion Democratic
mountebank of the nineteenth centu.
ry. He has posed In every state of
Democratic faith, and although in
consistent and full Of political con-
trariness, there IL somewhere under
his hat motto that reads i am n
Democrat AS President the most
becoming mantle with which to cloak
bis Democratic schemes would be
spoils system crazy quilt made up on
the chromatic plan. His administra-
ton would be as replete with GIN
crack policies as his variegated fan-
ciss could furnish, aud the country
would experience a Presidential vag
airy such as was never before known.
Horizonal Bills Gel
tainly the best of the Democratic
wheel horses. He is sturdy, honest,
and Trustworthy. although sometimes
blunt of speech and rugged of ma
ture. There have boen more bril-
liant men, but none any better de
serving of confidence, and lille the
rsce would not be an easy one Nor.
rison would come more nearly win
ming than any other candidate.
Stevenson is also strong favor
lite among tie Democratic hordes,
and while he may not be as popular
among certain classes, his noinina
ton would prove wonderful mag.
Let to American voters. Nothing
could be said against his candidacy
that would injure his chances for
el"csioD, but between Stevenson and
Morrison the latter would provo the
most popular.
Now let the fight begin"
The Times ia right. as usual
With Mr. Morrison ~ the Demo.
cratic candidate f.r P.-sident our
chances for great slctU.y would be
better thnn they have been for some
time, as it is believed that lie could
unite all the factions of his party and
if that is done the next President of
ths United States will be Demo
crut.