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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17
A. WARD NORRIS.
SENGER AT WHITE nan.
Evidences That show How Buckingham
VIII Vote.


DILLWYN. VA, oct l6.-Special.-
There was a meeting held here at White
Hall tonight. Although the notices OF
the meeting had been sent out several
DAYS in advance, in some way they mis-
carried and the people did not hear or
the proposed meeting until this morning.
Notwithstanding the fact there were De-
tween sixty and seventy present When
time was called. This alone shows II
any thing does. that the people OK Buck
ingham in general are anxious TOT III
formation and do not like 10 so into
this election blindfold.
Mr. J. {. Scnger the speaker or the
evening. made a very strong conVihc,
ing and telling speech in favor OF souii~
money He took the question in All us
nhascs and handled IL in mastery
manner. II was indeed a splendid Ell
fort MS was attested by the frequent ahG
hearty applause. and much TO my as
punishment. when he ended by proposing
,bree cheers for the sOund-money fresi-
dent who would be inaugurated on tle
am Of next March, the whole crown VIZ
the exception of one man joined MN ailu
,hov knew what they were shoul'ns ioi
and meant il Just think OF ~ J."
chance audience. In county WIZ" VIZ
silver politicians claimed q rev u"S 80
would 90 several hundred LOT blsa AN;
but one supporter Of his was present anu
he lukewarm. ..,,oro1 al,
The meeting here may ne consi.e' 49, SO
significant as over one IN, r,...,a,ro,s
,f,o,i,os have been held throush'u
~ oo,,rtv and If there is an honest eiec-
~, ,o,,nd money will carry the county
- o,.orv,l Ginning minority. Clalm ~"
,i y li as they may. the silver people in me
o olun ~ are are very uneasy or why should
Co"n'S 49, ~, so many secret meet
ines and use every endcayor 10 Keep s,e,.
,to,r neonle i'm line and not let them near
the other side Of the question. ono
VI The people Of Buckingham want a o ma
A.,,5r1d.cont dollar. and will not ana
IN fostering one worth fifty cents 0"
the country.
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Ignorance of Mexico

Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-Two sllyerites. in my presence
few days ago. were congratulatinS thein-
selves that the great prosperity that
had come 10 Mexico through free coinage
would soon be theirs | listened. but could
not refrain from chipping IN wheh
heard such evil statements.
Said |: you gentlemen say that every
thing is very prosperous In Mexico, DO
Yes sir" they said. "Mexico is very
prosperous
We'll" said I. how IS f. here in our
own country? DO you think We are pros
perous2"
prosperous, 30. indeed, Everything
Is going 10 the DOGS here they exclaimed.
"Why do you think gentlemen, said J.
chat things are as hard as they are
here?'
They both agreed At once That we didn'
have enough money IN circulation m the
country. our currency. they said, had
been contracted
Now" said I. 40 either Of YOU know
the amount Of money per head IN circi-
latlon IN Mexico and the AMOUNT here
"No. they didn't know"
"NeU said T. Mexico has. according
90 The United states reports. about -
per capita. and the United States about
SO. And can either Of YOU tell me why II
is that Mexico is prospecting with only
s. per capita and the United states IS
laucuishng for the want Of more cur
roncy. when she has about four times as
much as Mexico has? How is Il that the
thing that cures Mexico kills us?'
one Of the gentlemen was frank enough
n say thai he didn't understand that and
tho other one adopted the usual "argu-
mcnts" Of the free silventes. and said:
"'Taint So"
Perhaps gon'c Of your free silver read
crs can cnl'chfon me as 10 how this thing
works both ways. MECHANIC.
Richmond. Va. October i6 lsa6.
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------------- ,,u,r
-. .r-.,I YOU RE EIGIi 1 4.

The Richmond correspondent OF ,lo
vJoshincton Post, who is connected WI"
me richmond Times. let's that leiihe
ont Of the poke. lie says:
MANY OF the Governors old lrleIuS
are inclined to think that The posilloh
he has taken will make him the logical
candidate Of the anti-Democrats next
.osr for Daniels scat IN the Senate
. Ferrail had aspirations for this honor
not very far back but soon saw that
he could not MAKE any Roadway against
Daniel. and. it IS believed abandoned all
hoD-s OF successfully opposing the latter.
II is cutie certain that the fight next
year for the control OF the Virginia
LEGISLATURE is going 20 be bitter ana
determined one. Bedford Democrat.
The RicLmond correspondent Of the
Washington Post has no connection what
ever with The Times. And the following
statement in the same issue ot the es-
tscmed Democrat is equally false:
II the prospect OF having free coinage
Of silver 10y the election OF Bryan sends
wheat up 1t that rate before the cleo
ton. what Will be the price after the
elsciion'
An English sage once said that cold
type in the hands OF an ignoramus was
more dangerous than fire in the absence
Of water.
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WHY DOTHE HEATHER RAGE?

The free silver press of Virginia is
bowling in double-leadcd editorials against
a rumor that the opponents OF free silver
are seriously proposing TO buy Virginia's
electoral vote by brblng election judges
at certain precincts.
We are surprised beyond expression at
this tacit confession from the free sill.
verites that there is possibility Of brib-
ing election judges in this State. We had
supposed from what they had previously
said that all election judges in Virginia
were men OF the highest integrity. and
that 1t was Infamous libel to intimate
that they would commit u dishonest act
In connection with an election. Now. these
same papers are greatly distressed less
the same immaculate Judges shah DO
bought by the opposition.
But these papers are really not afraid
that the election officers Will be bribcd
to stun The balot-box in favor OF the
anti-Bryan tickets. The thing that mas
alarmed them. ane almost thrown them
into spasms. is the report which the
Richmond correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun sent out that the anti-Bryan people
were entertaining a plan for paying the
election judges In the black belt TO per-
form their duties faithfully in the coming
election.
Our view Of this case is best expressed
by Pinckney's memorable words: Millions
for defence but not one cent for tribute"
We would gladly spend thousands to put
the rascals in jail. There can be no trad
ing with such people. They should re-
member the fate OF the judges az Smith
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II IS notable in connection with this rise
in wheat that silver has steadiy ueci"-
ed. with occasional fluctuations sn'oc
rune 9th. when II sold in large quanu-
ties for 20 cents an ounce. while OH oo.o-
Der 18th 10000 ounces sold for 81 '-S. Inc
ounce of silver will not now buy pu9"
Il of wheat. The same informant i'o'''
San Francisco stated that calliorhia'
oregon. and Washington would certain
10 cast their electoral votes for Mckinley.
The very probable settlement OF inc
financial question on safe and SOL"
basis and the advance in wheat Is grow
ing n feeling Of confidence and buoyancy
70 all business men. including farmers.
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TO VOTERS.

In preparing your ballot for the N"ve'n-
her election observe these simple rules {;
Scratch the names Of all the candidates for
President aud Vice-Pre-ident except those
for whom YOU wish to vote. DO not scratch
the electors Of any party.
In voting for Congressman follow the
snIne rule and scratch the names of all
candidates except that of ,he man of your
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day. Goth October.
JUDGE JOSEPH CHRISTIAN.

(day), 10Th October.
JUDGE JOSEPH CHRISTIAN.
williams Store. Gloucester county. FRI
day might. ed October.
Rowe's Store. Gloucester county. Sat-
urday (nighD. 2th October.
ID. c. O'FLAHERTY.
Harrisonburg. Monday. 18th October.
X. c. SAUNDERS.
Bedford Springs. Campbell county.
Tuesday. 10Th October.
Lynch's. Campbell county. Wednesday.
Dist October.
Leesville. Campbell county. Thursday.
22d October.
LAWYERS. Campbell county. Friday. ed
October.
Buxton's Creek. Campbell county. Sat-
urday. 2ith October
Naruna. Campbell county. Monday
day 26th october.
Brookneal, Campbell county. Monday.
(nighD. 2sth October
Hat Creek. Campbell county. Tues
day. 9th October
Mt. Zion. Campbell county. Wednesday.
18th October.
GravelIy Hin. Campbell county, Thurs
day. 18th October.
Old Concord, Campbell county, Friday.
30th October.
Rustburg. Campbell county. Saturday.
3ist October
T. NJ. LOGAN. Chairman.
Harvey L. Wilson. Secretary.
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Bryan AMI Aitseid are bosom friends.
BRYAN regards n0 ones counsel save
Aligeld's. They have been hitched to-
gether since l>gi. and there are no want
ing witnesses VINO proclaim that they
first Joined hands in the iree-silver con-
spiracy in the summer OF 1913, when
Bloody Brides Waite and his crew
held "a preliminary convention IN d.
lauidated old church In this city. Subse-
uuently, and while this alleged convention
was IN session Altgeld obtained for them
better quarters in the Music Hall II has
been the constant complaint Of Chairman
Jones. OF the pOpOcrauc National Com
mittee, that Bryan and Altgeld nave
taken things in their own hands, and to
some extent this explains the absence
from all prominence IN the Popocratic
campaign Of Richard J.. Bland and SEN
ators Vest. Cockreli. Turpie Daniel. liar-
ris and Bate. It Is an undisputed TACT
that these Senators and others have been
and are incxpressbly disguised because
Senator Henry NJ Teller was not nomi-
mated I'm place of Bryan. and that John
r. Mclean. Of Cincinnati and washing
ton. was not nominated for Nice-President
I'm place OF Arthur Sewall. Never mind
that however. York sun.
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IL No, Re Senator Carlisle.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. l6.-Three
members OF the Kentucky Legislature
from Louisville state that they will vote
FOR Secretary Carlisle for United States
senator II II turns out that. after one
ballot, Republican cannot be elected.
The three members are Representatives
Stillitz. Carson. and Freeman. IL Is un-
derstood that the three remaining IKE
publican members stand ready TO 90 ,he
same thing. T.. c. Linney. VINO Is ,he
Republican candidate for state senator
in the Thlrty-eighth senatorial district,
said he would do the same thihs II
elected. A special session OF me l.es Is
lature is likely to be held In Hovemoe, ,
or December. 1t seems now a''ao -
settled that senator will be named 10
succeed Mr.. Blackburn. whose term ex'
pires March 9Th ness'
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would be free AMI unlimited 1oiiy on
their part. they will stand by lhonias
Jcflerson's common-sense doctrine 'nat
dollars should be coined as near INC
market ratio as possible, so tnat ,hey
will buy 100 cents worth OF goods whet-
ever they are rendered. baltimore o"''
The golden. wheat and the silver
white cotton have united 10 put aDo"e
one hundred and fifty miiilonS more
Of efete Europes wealth INTO .he PVcN
cts Of the american farmers ,nan IaS'
years crop brought. A national conVch-
ton of Popocrats should be called at
once TO denounce this terrible crime
OF &c" which has been committed Just
as Brvan's tears were melting the hard-
est heart as he sobbingy ,oiu OF tne
sorrows and tribulations Oh inc i"iN'-
ers.-Louisville Post.
II the United States can by act OF Con-
gress make the silver dollar equal 70 tte
gold dollar. as sometimes the IN.
candidate says It can, why o la
make the silver dollar equal 10 t"o gnu
dollars? ill.,.
II IL can double tho Va'ue VI
why can't it quadruple II! ill.,.
If IL can double the value or silver
why can't It double the Vaiue o. hon
and copper. Of corn and cotton
IL It can double the value Oh anything
why not OF everything! 8,
II It can create value, why can :
create wealth? why can't IL create
wealth for every man and make state
in which all shall be richF-ClHci'ii'a'i
Commercial Tribune.
1.-THE gold standard" shrieks Mr.. Bryan
en- the ears Of gaping crowds means
that the dollar is constantly salnins
more and more purchasing power: IS
not that the best dollar which purchases
most Of the necessaries and comforts OF
living. or IS the best dollar that which
purchases fewest Of the necessaries OF
living? 1t is Just as sensible Tor car
penter % prefer dull adze or jack pane
10 a sharp one as TO prefer depreciat-
ed money 10 good money. Sound money
is n sharp and perfect tool for measuring
the value OF services and commodities
but bad money is a duh and clumsy TOOL
which accomplishes its purpose ineih-
GENTLY. falsely. and dishonesty. Yet
strange 10 say, there are workingmen
who eagerly listen TO the silly jarSoh
of Mr.. Bryan about the growing pur-
chasing power Of the gold dollar, ana
who think they would be much better OFT
II their wages should be paid I'm de-
prcciated dollar Of constantly declining
nuctuating. and uncertain purchasing
Wer.-Philadelphia Record.
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Nm snnhnx slI,rr Pnrnde in Chicago.

CHICAGO oct. l5-ln response 70 the
protests and appeals of ministers and
aitizens. irrespcctivc of party. the pro-
posed Chicago demonstration Of an the
silver forces planned by the Democratic
County Committee was changed yesterday
from Sur..av before election r4y 10 sat
urdav. October 3lst. Chairman Jones
81 ne National Committee, 'ecciled so
many appeals not TO permit sunday
demonstration that bee wrote TO the sec
rotary Of the County Committee 10 nave
the date chaDged.-New York SIN.
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WHEAT STILL RISING-SILVER FALL.

a leading merchant and banker OF this
city yesterday received private advices
from San Francisco informing him that
one million bushels OF wheat had been
secured there for immediate shipment
10 India. The price OF wheat advanced
two cents bushel. making rise OF
fifteen cents within the last two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17

Gray Eagle Tribe. l. o. r. NJ. Central
Hall.
Mauatoka Tribe /. 0. Il. NJ. Ocd-Fel-
lows tlali.
Monroe Lodge. Golden Shore Gatewoods
Hall.
Richmond, Lodge. l. A. OF NJ. Eagle
Han.
Richmond Assembly. r. 6. Of C. f.. Cor
coran Hall.
Randolph Literary Society. Powhatan
Club house.
Good viii Council. Jr. o. L. \. NJ. OGd-
Fellows Hall.
Masonic Lecture Class. Gatewoods Hail.
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RALEIGH. y. g.. oct. 1.-THE Demo
cratic state Committee announce that no
further proDositions for fusion Will be
made TO the Populists. and that every
thing will stand as II is
Populist State committeeman predict
that the Republicans WI eject russell
Governor by H.. coo majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17

y newspaper published up N Mr..
Floods county says that that gentleman
sis winning golden opinions for himself"
There must be some mistake about his.
If the newspaper had said that Mr. Flood
was winning for himself silver and gold
opinions at the ratio Of 10 to l, that wor ID
have been a plausible statement. But to
say that Mr.. Flood is winning gold opin-
ions alone sounds too much like gold
monometallism.
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The Dispatch did not support O'Ferrall
in 1893 because he was o. Frce-Silver
Democrat tie was the nominee Of the
Democratic party. and We should have
supported him whether hc were a gold
or a silver Democrat. We do not recall
that free coinage was much OF an issue
in that campaign, except in so far ass
O'Ferrall in his canvass luggcd in his
votes for the free coinage OF silver as
something to commend himself 10 the
frce-silver sentiment in the State and.
probably, to keep ever with his popu-
list competitor Captain Cooke. lle
doubtless wanted TO show that on free
coinage he was as good a popu!st as
Cooke.
This comes in bad grace indeed from
our neiGhLor when it knows that one
of its chlefost concentrations Of OFFER
rail- in 1873. as we recently showed from
its files. was that "he dealt slcdec-ham-
mer blows TO Iopulists. and never a
blow am'ss."
Hat. thinks the Dspatca. OFerrall IS
now a "bc.ier." and that is an eXtcnUa-
ton Of all the bad things We may PRINT
about him"
Bolter. indeed! II there ever was a
case Of ungratoful boiling under the sun
it was when the Dispatch bolted OFFER
rail-
To differ with an old friend IS one thing;
To assail him is quite another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17
, VI. ALDRIDGE DfAD.
+, ruc Boat Burned ON the Kappa
hammock.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. lS bis
cner,aIIMr. +. NJ. Aldridge died AT ms
residence here to-day. aged n, nl'S S..itb
ears He had been in declining me-. ns..i'. -
for several years. Mr.. Aldridse was r.
native of this city lie was a.. . ~ core.
Nv trade. ana was for a long uH lg. 'U Vas
man and manager Of the News. . lls md
''frerwards with the Free La"Oe u.ife
star. lie leaves an aged Hos me- ~ vii
and three children ii'
take place on Sunday. ,,o,,,,,o. Com
L.se , IN, Commodore ). r. Dupont
spy IIii wing with fleet Of barges aD ,1u.
, ",''r, miles down the river was
burned to the waters edge.
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Executive CIemency.

Governor O'Ferrail yesterday com a,. ~
to three years the sentence oil MI'o" a.
Arlington. sentenced 10 nine yes's
tho Bedford County Court Tor no'''
stealing In 1885,. 49,, AZ.
The Governor removed the poiticai or
abilities OF William Fountain c'"'"
ed of petit larceny in Alexandra'
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AnIIstMENTs TO-DAY.

Lawrence Hanley in Eighth Command
ment." matinee and night. Academy OF
Music.
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WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGUS NC
SWEEN. MANAGER. WASH
INGTON. j.. g.

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN "a J -, =;
THEREFORE, DO NOT FEEL uNf.N,,, =,
III TIE DATE OPPOSITE lOLK Nh S- y,
OK THE LITTLE PINK SLlf - ~
ctfANcT,D As SOON As THE SUB
SCEIrTION is KENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17

Is it such an unreasonable thing that
when money gets tight, physicians should
recommend the gold cure?
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Tot'orre suonilcnt-.

WE DESIRE 10 CALL THE Mites ,
TlON OF ALL PERSONS StN ~ ,i- ~
POLITICAL NEWS AND cIthh NC ~,
,-rrNICATIONS TO THE 70. -
TUE NECESSITY or Sign NJ = - ~ ~. u
NAMES TO SUCH REl'ofIS. - II -, -
THE RULE OF THIS PNfhk No. - -
p1-RTTsiT ANY ARTICLE THE NAME
or WHOSE AUTHOR Is UNKNOWN.
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Teller is q taie that Is told. Ii is in
vain that he goes around pretending 10
be aliYe.-BroOklyn Standard Union.
The country may be talked TO death.
but it can never he talked into repudi-
ating its honest Gebts.--Chicago Tribune
Populst enthusiasm over Bismar:kS
letter shows that foreign interference
with our financial affairs Is all rlsht II
it is on the side OF frce silycr.-DcJ oft
Free Press.
1.-THE money question: says CanaiIate
Bryan. lis q simple question: Aud tfdt
is true. Even an uneducated voter con
understand that a 5pcent dollar j. rot
an honest dollar Kansas City journal.
MI Bryan will find it difficult TO lead
the oppressed and strangle1 working
men" out OF conditions which 10 nos ex-
list. They are rot fooled by his demagoe-
ic harangues.-Boston Journal.
At the price OF silver now the Dl'iion
I'm a silver dollar is not worth 70 cents
Silver bullion and wheat arc getting wider
and wider apart. Notwithstanding the fact
that the Bryan stumpers are going ahead
shouting that an ounce Of silver ullon
always buys the same amount Of wheat
Louisville Courler-Journal.
The latest contention of the Silycrltes
Is not that silver win be odvlrccd 20
a parity with gold. but that GOLD viii
sink TO n parity with silver, so that one
ounce Of gold will only be worth sixteen
ounces OF silver Even In this theory
there IS no comfort Tor the worSi1gman
whose wages would be measured by a
constantly dcpreciatng standard CT value.
, But the supporters Of this fine theory
fail to explain why the falling value OF
gold as computed in silver viii be arrested
when IL reaches the arbitrary proportion
OF 10 TO l. why would not the 'an'e
alleged causes that are 10 force tho h iise
from 80 TO to 16 10 continue O. operate
until an ounce OF silver should he worth
as much as an ounce Of gold? Fuds ell
Philadelphia Record.
II our workingmen think their wages
are too high ~ 20 per cent. and would
rather have their paid in dollars that
will buy only half rs much In the mar
kcts and at the stores. they will vote
for Mr.. Bryan and free coinage OF sill
yer. II they thiuk. as we do. that this
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School Tickets

o,, o, sale NJ General Offices OF the Com
, no No. fll2 east Main street.
ScSb,ool III kets good between A. VI. aud
4P NJ. Sold in any smo nisat HALF or
NJ soid upon presentation Of school certif-
.o,a nroperlv seued by Superintendent or
Princ,pai Blank certificates for signature
81 School Superintendent furnished at Gen.
20 III ooices ri the Company. se ls-tf
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xDIk U-MON DJOt4IfS.
Appointments for Speaking by the kich-
mond League.

Headquarters SOUND Money League.
Richmond, Va.
The following. appointments for pubic
speaking have been made
VI. l.. INGALLS,.
Lynchburg. Monday WighO, October
2eth.
Danville, Tuesday (nignD. october 2'th.
Newport News, Thursday nighU, Oc-
toLor 9th.
Charlottesville, Friday might, October
9th.
\. WARD NORRIS.
Lipscomb. Friday. October 10th.
Sherando. Saturday, October I'm.
Tye River. Tuesday, october 2Oth.
Oronoco THURSDAY October I'd.
Montebelo, Saturday October 2ith.
The meetings will be held under the
auspices OF the Sound-Money League OF
Richmond. and the Sound Money Lehsue
Of each OF the places designated above.
l.. T. GLASGOW. President.
JOHN r. WEST. Secretary.
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The new closed cars OF the klchmono
Traction Company have begun 70 ar
rive.
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1.-THE money question: says Canaiddte
Bryan. is simple question" Aud tfdt
is true. Even an uneducated voter con
understand that 5D-cent dollar j. rot
an honest dollar kansas City journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17

Populist enthusiasm over Bsmarek's
letter shows that foreign Interference
with our financial affairs is all rlsht Il
Free Press.
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The country may be talked TO DEATH
but IL can never be talked into repudi-
ating its honest Gebts.--Chicago Tribune
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MI Bryan will find it difficult TO lead
the oppressed and strangle1 ~crk.rg-
men" out OF conditions which 10 nos ex
ist. They are not fooled by his demasoe-
ic harangues.-Boston Journal.