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Evening journal., 1896-07-07
ZOE PAINrING.

Proposals for painting the inside walls and
ceilings of the old part OF public school build
ing No. IA. viii be received in the lock box at
the board room until Monday. July l3, 1895, At
o'clock d. m The contractor will be re-
quired to wash the walls and ceilings Of All
ksisomine adhering to tn m and TO MI mp al
cracks. When thoroughly dry they shall be
acraped and sand-papered. After the walls
are satisfactorily prepared there ehall nrtt be
applied on them Ooe coat OF pure boiled lin
seed oil. after which they shall have two
coats of mixed paint Of the best white lead
and pure linseec oil, the cOl0rs to be decided
upon by the committee. The above includes
the entries and stairways. The contractor
must cover the furniture and hlackb0ards
with canvas while cleaning and painting.
The committee leserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. The committee will also re-
csiv6 separate proposals at the same time and
place for painting three rooms In public
hchoOl Nc. 8. The contractor TO remove all
the oid paper from the walls aud ceiling, after
which they shall Ds washed ana scrapPd
cracks flied. after which they snail he
treated aud painted as the one abOvo-No. IA
Address David II. Coyle. Chairman.
DAVID II. COYLE,
SAMUEL #. BELTS,
JOHN &. kEkSEY.
NORRIS 10. GRO SAN.
SAMUEL ;. M'DANlEL,
COmmittee.
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DoIawaro oounty'o shorIn M.

MEDIA, July 7-Sherif Carr. whose
physical condition has been precarious
for some mouths. was forced to take to
his bed q week ago. and IA reported to-
day to bo oritically Ill at bis home In
Radnor. His silmant Is believed to be
cancer OF tho stomaoh.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
BIds for Raising sunken Huils.

General William a. Smith. United
States Engineer yesterday opened bids
for removing the Bunken bulls Of eight
small vssssia that obstruot tho navigA
tion Of tho OhriAtlAna river sbovs New.
ark rs follows: W. Il French 4 Co
Norfolk, Va. 50. 450 J. \. JAooby
o.. WILMINGTON, $3.50; w. Il Viz
den aud John Q. Ross, Lswsv, e. 100
Ira Lunt. New Castle, 81 35S O. J.
KELLEY, Atlantic City, N. J. $0Tl; Jesse
Gray. phisdslphia, fl.4S3; Louis H
Skinner, Wilmington. n. @. 5000
The bids we're referred to the department
at Washington.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
nlr Innranaa of Pounr.

The Ford Morocco Company will within
the next i've weeks expend abont $50,
600 In repairs to its large morocco fac
tory AZ Sllvesbrook IL has ordered a
$50 horse power engine and four 100
horse power boilers. all Of which will be
put In as sool as the new engine house is
completed
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
A DOVER COUNCILMAN ARRESTED
Charged with breaking Into the Hair
Orounds-ae VIII Retaiiate

UHHTEHU WILH IITBHNIWE IuTU INC UnTF
Orounds-He VIII Retaiiate
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER. July 7.-Georgo Wright, nam
Der Of the Town Council of Dover, was
arrested on the charge OF breaking into
the fair grounds during the Fourth OF
July celebration. 1t was shown that he
entered the grounds by way Of the sta
BILE window When arraigned this
morning he pleaded guilty aud was fned
81 60
Wright is a member Of tho hog council,
elected during the recent hog fight ct
Dover. In stating bis side OF the case,
Wright said he intended to maksit warm
for the men who csused his arrest, some
OF whom be knew we're guilty Of selling
Illicit whiskey on the grounds.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
Anthrax Knlinr jersey cattle.

BRIBGEToE, Jaly 7-Anthrax hss
again broken out In Cumberland county
and farmers are becoming exercised
about its rbvages. lr "a Ia Greenwich
township sua two COWS IN enc herd died
to DAY O OF them died 50 suddenly
that ~, arner thougat she was simply
lS,re dswu A veterinarian examined
tho ca, cass aud found that her death
resulted from snthrax.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
DEMOCRATS IL SESSION.

David ~. Hm Entered Convention
Haii Amid Great chssrinE To Keep
oniot Regarding tho Platform.
Special To tho Evening Journsi.
CONVENTION HALL. CHICAGO. July H.
The convention Is slowly assembling.
The weather Is clear and fine aud the
Immense crowd makes admission slow
1t is aaid that the gold mems program
Is to vote solid for Pattison or Bland aud
keep silent on the platform
Tsere are now thirteen candidates in
the held, elk Of whom will be formally
presented. Hill entered the hall et y 81
p. NJ amid great cheering.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
sndlrr Mnntn a plvoroe.

John P. Ssdler, OF Clsymont. cosohmsn
for Charles Pusey. will apply at the
September term OF the Superior Court for
divorce from his wife. Martha 4.
sadler, the grounds being statutory.
He has retained Walter Bacon to prose-
cute the suit
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
FolI From Hin RIoroIa-

While returning from the ball game
last evening, Joseph Rash, living st
Eighth and Church streets, fell from bis
bicycle on Eighth bstwes3 French and
Walnut streets, and cut his left knee
cap. The wound was dressed by DR.
First,
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
nr. Moonrdr In,taIIea ro-nIaht.

Rev. DR.. 7. A. MoCurdy will be In
stalled IS pastor OF Central Presbyterian
Church this evening, 5srvlcss beginning
AZ 2 80 o'clock The sermon viii be by
Rav. DR.. Chapman. pastor OF Bethany
Preaby yterlan ChnIeh, Phiisdelphia. This
service Is srae TO the public
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
Yncht Alcadn in Port.

The steam yacht Aleedz, beautiful
little vessel, has c,ue into the wharf OF
the Pussy aud Jones' Company to receive
slight repairs
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
Jsme. Peepea Dad waa FIned

james Brown, colored, living AZ No 3
Jones street Was charged by his noighbor
Mary Watson, a fGe looking oolored
maiden, with annoying her By psspiug
through holes bored In the partition be
tween the two houses he Was fned.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
PROPOSALS

DROPOsALs FOR REMOVING ASHES:
Sewer Department VIII receive proposals
until O'Clock Tuesday evening, July IA, 1896.
for removing ashes and rubbish Incidental to
commencing September / 1890. Specifics
tons may be obtained at the efiice OF the
Department. The right 70 reject any and
'''' ''' Attest: EARvEY ]. WILEY,
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
nInnr anIen rn-dnr

Sheriff Gilliss little mallet will be
swung at = lively rate at the Court
House this afternoon The properties to
be sold belong to Edwin II Gayley.
Jonathan Roberts, Daniel W. Taylor,
Mark d. Pierce, the HeAld Company,
Charles w. Simmons. Miriam Laud aud
Improvement Company Real Estate
Development Company and Ellen Moore.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
DO You Smoker

Then do not forget to ask for Getty
M0rket" manufactured by H. r Bourbon,
Second aud Shipley. For sale by cigar
dealers.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
HOTELS.

N7INDSOR HOTEL,
w 5th Ave. 46tn TO eth sts., New York.
THE COOLEST HOTEL IN NEW YORK.
Unsurpassed in location and perfect In all
appointments. Free Coach aid b. gRage 10
and from Grand Central Depot by giving US
notice. American plan, 81 4 er day and up
ward; European plan. Sl.50 per day and up
ward. Music during elmer. The travelling
public will find this a delightful. cool and
homelfke hotel.
WARREN f. LELAND. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

OR.ce Seventh aud King. Phone B4B.
d. 4 Sergeant, dealer In coal and wood.
CB Large pea coal for family use.
Oak or pina wood, large load $1.bO
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
Ron In.t.tn nhnnrsa nnnd.

Transfers of property on west side of
Lombard, near Taylor street. from
Jacob Fsizer to William Il. Adams has
been hled.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
40 the Grocers aud Jobbsrs

We sell only fresh Delaware eggs,
recraied, fne butter-all at Philadelphia
wholesale prices Goods guaranteed. g.
w. sPIcER, 10e East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

D. NcCuskar, No 2le w. Second street
Is making great run this week on russet
bicycle sud osner hne shoes.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
me Rrnt

Ladies' Dongola, pointed toe, latest style
Button Shoe Guaranteed solid leather
In every part Reduced from 81 to $3.50.
Special lot F. J. Connor, 313 W. 2nd st.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.-
IN The receiver OF taxes, John 7. Dlckey,
will sit at the following places during the
months of August, September and Octobtr,
Al dates as stated. for the collection OF county,
moor, road and dog taxes for the year 1895;
August 3d-Biackbird.
August 4-IOwnsend.
August 5-Midd etown.
August 6-Ooessa.
August delaware City.
August S-Delaware City.
August l2-KirkwOod.
August l3-KirkwOOd.
August l4-NeW Castle.
August i5-NewpOrt.
August lS-StantOn.
August 19-StantOn.
August 20 -Prbc ical Farmer.
August 2l-Centreville.
august 22-Sharpless Schoolhouse.
August 25-New Castle.
August 26ZrOwnsend.
August ZI-Black bird.
August % 2S-Newark.
August 2e-NewArk.
September 1hockessin.
September 2-NeW Castle.
September 3-Kirkwood.
September 4-Newark station for Pencader
september 81 siiddletown.
September 9-NewpOrt.
September lO-Rising sun. Toys Hotel.
September l1-StantOn.
September 12-Bla1kbird.
September 16-TOwnseDd.
September 17-Blackbird.
September ls-DelAware City.
September l9-Townsend.
September 2i-MiddletoWn.
September 22-New Castle.
september 2f-Practical Farmer.
September 25-St. Georges, Farmer.
September 26-Practioal Farmer.
September 2S-Newark.
September 3l-Christiana.
October New Castle
October 3-Townsend.
October 5-TOwnsend.
october 6-Black hlrd.
October S-Blackbird.
OCTOBER 9-DelaWare City.
October l0-Deaware City.
October IA -Middletown.
October s-Marshallton for NH Greek Hun
dred.
October 2t-Newport.
OcOcDer 22-Centreyllle.
October 23-Kirkwood.
October 2i-kirkwOOd
october 2S-Newark
October 29--Practicnl Farmer.
October 30-Newark.
October Sl-PracticAl Farmer.
WALTER BACON, ATToRNEY-A,TI,,
w law. has removed his Office 70 No. osJ
Market street.
NOTICE MERCHANTS CAN HAVE
IN their overdue bills collected, and obtain
practical information how 70 avoid tnrnse
losses. Address. A1EECHANTS' COOPER A.
TIVE ASSOCIA'N. SO Shipley 81. Phone 7l3
help WANTED.
CXTTSMAN WkNTED-slOO TO sle5 per
Nmopth aud expenses to introduce our goods
10 the trade. staple line; position permanent
plensant and desirable: Address,with stamp
King Mfg. Co.. %. So. Chicago.
8TANTEO-HALF A DOZEN MEN OR
w women to take orders for Henry q
rurne-'s work, "A Modern Political Boss
Amy from IL to II O'Clock. 10 =. H.
KNIGHT. EvESINe soukNAL 9nlce.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
~ or midwife. Best Of reference given
s,,nlv at 405 East Seventh street, city.
REAL ESTATE.
VVOR sALE-NO. sl3 WASHINGTON
street. A very desirable residence 10
a physician. For p'ice and terms apply [
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
rrnIfInn ErnarInnoe HatMean Canln

ExoItInE ENPerIenoo botWeon ChpfE
PHILADELPHIA, July Last Friday
the crew of the large British steamer
Bendo, Captain Doyle. In port from Rio
Janeiro. had an exciting experience
about hslf way between Cape Hatteras
and Cape Henlopen. On that day oo
Cured thunder storm which was &C
compsnied by lightning. Some distance
away from the vessel vera seen water
spouts reaching high In the air. Run
ming through and about the waterspouts
were many whales, who seemed to take
great delight Ia them. As the crew ex
pressed lt, the whales we're tsSing a
''shower bath Between Bsrbsdoes and
81. Lutia the Benc0 passed a msst pro
trudlng out Of the water It seemed to
be attached to large sunken vessel.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
STRUCK BY An IRON BAR.

william n. Lee Meets with painful
Aocideut at the uarian and Roliinan-
worth company's Works.
william Il. Lee. helper in the black
smith shop at the Harlan 4 HollingsWorth
Company met With painful accident this
morning.
He WAS engaged at work at the steam
hammer The hammer struck q piece OF
iron which hew out aud struck Lee on
the point OF the Nv. he was knocked
unconscious aud was taken to his home.
No 1922 Reed street.
Dr. Snith Cooper dressed the injuries,
which hs found Co be q fracture Of tho
lover Jaw. The patient Eegained con.
soiousness and Is now resJing easily
although the shock WAS severe.
Fsrrrboat "PhnadeIphia" Launched.
The new side wheel ferryboat "Phila
delphia, was launched at the Harlan and
Hollingsworth C.mpany's yards at s 53
o'clock this morning. The launch Was
successful In every way. Tho boat wRs
built for the Duquesne Point Ferry
Company and has these dimensions
iergJb over all 1853 feet; beam moulded.
80 feat; beam, over guards. 90 feet 9
inches depth, 10 feet; length Of cabins.
100 feet steSm steering gear; jet con
denslng engine, 44xlO feet; wnsels, 10
feot IN diameter; one charcoal iron
boiler, 3 foot 3 inches in diameter % feet
inches long, working st a steam pres
sure Of 55 pounds per square Inch; will
supply the power for ths boat and the
electric light plant throughout. The
voaFsl hss ono full deck, with cabins on
either side Of ths guards with open
spaces and gang aya for wagons over
the hull OF the boat The wheel houses
are made Of plate iron.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
E0R SALE.

GOR SAIE-CHEAP. AT THE CLAM
II and Crab Headquarters, .06 East Fourth
street: Medium sizeo safe; Fairbanks counter
scale. y ounce to 2s0 pound soda water aP-
paratus completes; ce1fee mill; marble slab,
is by 90 inches; large siore stove.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
RoARp ANp RoOms.

VNTANTBD-ONE OR TWO MEN TO
w occupy nicely furnished front room,
terms moderate, board convenient, good
locality. Address h. p. Journal office.
Il rooms at No. s2l Monroe street, for
boarders or dodgers. Lodgers preferred
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
Losr AND FOUND.

I OsT-ON WED sEsDAY JULY lST,
II a white fox terrier with a small spot on
forehead. Return to s02 Market st. Reward.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

TNHE VALDEMAR,
i Pacific avenue, near Kentucky avenue, f,
One square from beach, Atlantic City. N. j..
Open from May 18th TO September 3Oth.
A. II. COLE. Proprietor,
OF "COie's HOTEL" corner Howard and
Saratoga streets. Baltimore. Nd.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

TT,HE OSBORNE.
Il Corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Beach
trio lights.
Terms: daily, 81 50 to $3.50; weekly. $500 t.
Sl4.OO. MRS. r.. j. OSBORNE
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
aELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

.xTT ANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE
~ or midwife. Best Of reference given.
s,,ply 1t 405 East Seventh street. city.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern.
Hydraulic Elevator. sun Parlor. Hot and
Cold salt Baths. Cuisine and Service unex-
ceiled. A. CRUDE.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07

VUALTER BACON, ATTORNEY-AI-
w law. has removed hts Office to No. $50
Market street.
NOTICE MERCHANTS CAN BAVE
IN their overdue bills collected, and obtain
practical information how TO avoid future
losses. Address. MERCHANTS CO-OPEkA A.
TIVE ASSOCIA'N, SO Shipley 81. Phone Il5.
Evening journal., 1896-07-07
THE KINGSTON.
1877 OCEAN AVENUE.

TNHE LUChRN, MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-,
i near Pacific. Ocean View. Reading X.
k. trains stop at Massachusetts Ave. one
square from beach. Table and appointments
first class. hates Spring. Sl.5O per day; $500
per week. Special rates FOR The season. From
Sat. till Mon. $500. r. HARROD. Prop'r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

At the Chicago convention. I am not
opposed So much 20 the nominees as ]
am 10 the platform. On that platform
I could not support any nominees. / dc
not know what views the president OF
any other members Of the cabinet may
entertain on this question, but for my.
self, am willing to say am opposed tC
the platform from first TO last %
lie refused 20 say whether he would
vote for Mckinley and Hobart
"Thopo. he said, ''to have the onpoT'
tunity Of casting my vote Tor a sound
money Democrat l do not know whai
steps viii be taken in that direction, bul
l hope and believe that before Novcm
Der there viii be a candidate in the helI
for whom every sound money Democrat
can consistently cast his ballot"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
NOT STATED HIS POSITION.
senator Hni vsycd a. the WAY sons
Papers Have Quoted Him

senator Hni ysSed at the WAY some
Papers Have Quoted Him
ALnANY. July l5--senatar d b Hill
Is Ia New York City aud win confer
there with the leaders as % the New
York delegations on the support Of the
ticket named AZ Chicago He was IN.
elined 20 be little vexod with the way
some Of the newspaper have assumed
10 know his views upon the matter Hc
said.
Il have not in any manner expressed
my views TO any individual or news.
paper since my return from Chicago and
anything published purporting 70 ox.
press my views is made ont Of whole
cloth and not authorized. Vivid imagi.
nations play a most important part in
most Of Them have not. as stated IN
a morning paper. given Tammany any
advice 90 support the ticket, neither
have advised with them whatever
may make up my mind a. 20 the situa-
tion while am in New York. As yea
! have not made public any oonclu.
sion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
STAND BAILEY TAKES
Not q Candidate For Reelec-
ton to Congress.
srATE8 HIS POSITION CLEARLY

While lie diners WIN bryan ON some
Questions. lie says no WIN support
Him Gould Noi serve Well In q
Congress Under the Administration Of
tho NebrnsLaa.
DALLAS, July l5.-Congressman ].
W Bailey win not be candidqte for
reelection to congress from the Fifth
Texas district. The following card cx.
planning his position appeared in.ihs
Dallas News this morning as a special
from Washington
"To the Democrats Of the Fifth con.
gressional district of Texas; Tho ma.
tional convention Of our party which re.
Gently assembled in Chicago has nomi.
mated as our candidate for the prosi.
dcncy a gentleman with whom / dis.
agree so widely IN respect TO certain fun.
damontal principles oi this government
that If ho should be chosen president
and should be returned 20 congress.
my frequent and serious disagrocments
with his administration would be inev.
table For the past three years have
bcon compelled by my sense of duty 20
antagonize the present administration
on some important questions, and hav.
ing learned the bitterness of such o
struggle ann unwilling 10 place myself
in position where it is ccriaia that q
sonso Of duty NO less imperative wall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
TELLER FAvoRs BRYAN.
lie Makes No Conccaiment % the Fsol
That ne wIn support HIN.

lie Makes No Cuuccaimeut - the fecl
That ne wIn support HIN.
DENVER, July i5-Ex senator Teller
has returned to Denver from Maniion,
where he has been IN conference with
Senator Dubois Of Idaho, aud Congress.
man Hartman Of Montana. as 70 the
course the Silver Republicans shall pur.
sue Ia the approaching campaign. They
have postponed their conference until
silver Republicans can arrive.
senator Teller makes no concealmont
Of his intention 90 support Mr.. Bryan
for the presidency. He says he Is saiis-
fed that the Bryan people win make
the financial question paramount to all
others in the campaign and that II olec.
ted Mr. Bryan win devote himself to se-
curing return 20 national hmcialhsm.
Mr.. Teller believes Mr.. Bryan Is strong
candidate 10 begin with aud that he
viii constantly grow with the people
Mr.. Teller viii not permit the use Of his
name at the 81, Louis Popalist and sil'
yer convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
SOUTH DAKOTA PopUusTs.
They Indorss bryan a. Their Candidate
For President

They Indorse bryan a. Their Candidate
For President
HURoN, s. D., July i5.-The platform
presented 20 the Populist state conyen-
ton declares Tor the prohibition Of
private. monopoly Of public necessities F;
declares al lands now held by railroads
not In actual use should be reclaimed by
the government and sold 70 actual set
tiers government ownership Of suiii.
clont railroad mileage 10 control trans.
portation FOR free aud unlimited coin
age Of silver 90 a ratio Of 10 20 for
postal savings banks; demands direct
legislation and the election Of United
States senators by vote Of the people.
Il also declares Tor more money 10 in
crease the prices and legislation 20 main.
tain them; donounces the present state
administration declares for the Iowa
railroad law. known as the Wheeler bill
indorsos Senator Kyle commonds Sem
sior Pcttigrew and his colleagues and
instruots It's electors 20 vote Tor a free
silver president instructs the delegates
20 the st. Louis convention 10 work
with the silveritos and William j. Bry
and Is suggested as the most available
candidate; declares that prohibition
should be voted upon regardless Of party
affiliations
The minority report recommending
state control Of the liquor traffic was de-
feated
The Populists committee conceded e
the silveritos ono railroad commissioned
and 70 the Democrats they have con
coded 70 four electors.
After a bitter wax Of words on indors
ing Bryan the convention voted two {,
one IN favor Of Endorsement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

compel nae % aniagonizo the next al.
miniirahon on other important ques.
tlons
i have therefore determined TO dc.
cline the denomination which you 50
generously and unanimously voted me
In the primary election which was held
Throughout the district on June 6 last.
Notwithstanding the fact that / shall
not b. a candidate for reelection 90 con.
rrcss. shall cordially and actively sup
port an Democratic nominees, county,
state aud national
ITO those who may think it inoonsist.
ont for me 90 refuse a nomination %
congress on account of my disagreement
with Mr Bryan and still advocate his
election, | desire 20 say that support
him Tor three reasons In the first place.
Do was nominated by q convention Of
which was member. and ! would feel
bound IN honor to support him. In the
second place. ho was nominated by q
Democratic convention. and as a loyal
Democrat feel It my deity 60 abide by
the action uf nay party, and In the third
place, II neither Of my other reasons
existed. should support him because ]
believe that his election Will bo infinitely
better for the people than the election
OF Mr Mckinley.
"Mr Bryan Is not only one Of tho
most brilliant mOn In this or amy other
country. but be Is a man Of excellent
character. and is sincerely devoted 20
the welfare Of the masscs. But over
and above an this his selection will in.
SURF a wise settlement of the coinage
I question. which must be settled bciord
this country will ever enjoy another era
Of anything ike general prosperity. II
| ! had mo- party tics and felt no party ob.
legations as between Mr. Bryan and Mr.,
/ Mckinley. ] would uuhcsitlungly sup.
por, Mr Bryan. with whom / cordially
agree on many que uons, as against Mr.
Mckinley with whom ! do not agree
ON any question, and II my advic,
would influence anyone who ontcrtaini
tho Same opinion that do, I would inn
press upon him chat IN this contest It b
his duty 90 contribute an De can 20 th'
SUCCESS oi tho Democratic party Youi
obodiont rvant
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

Lafiriu Usui enc ponutal SITUATION since
the adjournment Of the convention, the
statement made by him viii undonbted.
iy be- accepted by many ~ scmiofiicial
declaration Of the position Of the sound
money men Of the administration. This
impression is further strengthened by
the belief that Ne. Hamlin has seen
President Cleveland since the adjourn.
ment of heconvention He spent sev.
eraI days at Marion. near Gray Gables,
on his way back 20 Washington from
Chicago. Tho statement referred 70 Is
as follows:
"No political issue Is involved inlthe
coming election The question 10 be
decided upon il FAR deeper and more
vital The perpetuity Of Republican in.
stituiions has been threatened EVcry
loyal citizen should ally himself against
the forces which controlled the Chicago
convention, forces Of lawlessncss. which
are inconsistent with the maintonanco
Of the republic. Henceiorth there
should be no Republican, no Democrat.
ic, but a union Of loyal citizens against
the combined forces q repudiation and
disorder. When once this dangerous
element has been stamped out al tho
polls by an indignant people who can
again divide and discuss these political
questions which for generations have
kept alive the two great political par.
ffas