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CHANGES.
Whom we first love, you know, we sell
dom wed.
Time rules US all. And life, indeed, is

Whom we first love, you know, we sell
dom wed.
Time rules US all. And life, indeed, is
The thing we planned it out ere hope
And then, we women cannot choose
our lot.
Much must be borne which it is hard to
Much given away which it were sweet
to keep.
God help us all! who need, indeed, his
And Yet. I know. the Shepherd loves
his sheep.
My little boy begins to babble now
Upon my knees his earliest infant
He has his fathers eager eyes, know,
And, they say too, his mothers sunny
mar M
But when he sleeps and smiles upon my
And 1 can feel his light breath come
and go,
think OF one (heaven help and pity meD
Who loved me. and whom l loved, long
Who ig,ht have been = all, what 1
uare not Think
We all are changed; God judges for US
best.
Cod. help US do our duty, and not shrink
And trust in heaven humbly for the
rest.
But blame us women not, if some ap-
Too cold at times. and some too gay
Some grlefs gnaw deep, some woes are
hard TO bear
Who knows the past, and who can
judge US right?
All, were we judged by what we might
have been,
And not by what we are, too apt to fall!
My little child-he sleeps ana smiles De
tween
Those thoughts and me-, In heaven we
shall know all!
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her of The United Press, and re-
ceives the complete leased wire
Overland and Pacific Coast news re-
ports of The United Associated Press
es, embracing accurate intelligence
of all current events in the whole
world. With its special wire and
operator i'm its own office THE HER
AID is daily in immediate possess
hour OF going TO press.
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Rev. Sam Jones has conceft as well

Rev. Sam Jones has conceft as well
as religion, in truth it is a question
whether his religion is not about all
conceit. He says: II can hear some
people say, But, Jones, you're not
free. That's true. I've seen times
when / got $500 an hour for talking.
some OF you people can only get 10
cents, and then you ought to give the
fellow his money back when you're fin
ished. There's : heap in quality.
Whenever you get your talk where
children cry for it you can set some
thing for it."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Bourke Cochran is an opportunist
In 1850 he saw an opportunity 10 make
money by advocating Sreenbacks; in
1886 he sees an opportunity TO make
money by advocating the single gold
STANDARD.
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When any one charges that the silver
advocates favor population and an
archy he charges that which he knows
10 be false, and does il for the sake Of
bombast and buncombe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

What is Mr.. Cleveland's attitude?"
asks the press OF the country. The
easiest question in the world to an
swer. Sitting in a boat. bent nearly
double. holding g fish pole and saying
ncthin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
coripany of Boston, having successfully
captured London, now PROPOSES to in
wade Maryland and capture Baltimore.
1t is the company's destiny to conquer
wherever it goes.
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whatever else may be said about the
Vanderbilt Whitney wedding, it should
he remembered that the young lady
married an American when she might
inst as easily have married some for
eieu lord.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

The new two dollar silver certificate
is regarded as very much handsomer
than the one dollar certificate. 1t is
that figure 2 which makes the note as
handsome again as the one dollar note
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A New York exchange tries to twist
Some of Lord RusselIs remarks into
an application to the silver advocates.
The torture is visible, but not so the
application.
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justice Beach, of the New York su-
preine court. has decided than a baby
cannot be held in pawn. This is not
deciding that they cannot be held in
soak"
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INDIANAPOLIS AND RETURN, ONLY
$44.OO.
VIA Rio Grnnde Wesfern Railrnr.

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
On August % and 20 the R. G. W.
railway announces a round trip rate of
$44 to Indianapolis and return. Tickets
good until September II. Cool and
delightful ride through the mountains.
Through Pullman standard and tour
list sleepers. Free reclining chair cars.
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Ii has been discovered that the Ront-
gen rays cannot pierce the liver. Had
the discovery been made as TO the gall
10 one would have been surprised.
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ST. PAUL AND RETURN ss7.

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
On August 29th and Goth the Rio
Grande Western railway sells round
trip tickets to st. Paul at $37. Good
until Sept 80 if desired.
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Perhaps Senator Hills dinner with
Mr.. Bryan was merely to Offset that
other dinner at the White house
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The suspicion grows that the blame
for the delay in the delivery Of Major
McKinleys letter of acceptance lies
with Observation-Disclosures Wilson.
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Mr.. Bryan is in y "enemy's coun-
try" And the people look upon him
as a liberstor and are delighted TO
have him with them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

McKinley's managers have decided
that it is necessary to remind the peo-
pie that he looks like Napoleon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Secretary Of Agriculture Morton Will
attend the Indianapolis convention.
While there he wild plant both his feet
on q gold platform.
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The New York Tribune says that the
silverites of Brooklyn are at odds. It
it wrong; the goldites are at odds,
16 to l.
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TALES OF THE DAY.


He walked briskly into the telephone
exchange and said:
Can you fix me some telephone con-
nections SO that the wires will make a
complete circuit?''
You mean in such a way that what
you say will be transmitted around the
line and sound in your own ear" said
the man in charge
That's it exactly
Yes. Step into that room and We'll ar
range it for YOU
As he departed a. stranger, VINO hap
per,ed to be in the office, remarked:
That's the most remarkable request 1
ever heard"
TT does seem peculiar, but the man is
perfectly harmless, and we humor him. )"
who il; hep
He's crank who imagines he is Tom
Watson He wants to notify himself of
his nomination. '-Washington Star.
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What is the matter with John P
Irish as the tail of the proposed Indian
apolis kite?
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A Million Cold Dollars.

Would not bring happiness to the
person suffering with dyspepsia, but
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured many
thousands of cases of this disease. 1t
tones the stomach, regulates the bow
els and puts all the machinery of the
system in good working order. 1t Gre
ates a. good appetite and gives health,
strength and happiness.
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No one need wonder that fusion mixes
things UP pretty thoroughly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Everything tends to show that the
Mckinley law will remain an unwritten
law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

San Francisco talks about its Latin
quarter." Most probably it is an heir
loom from the Latin union
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GARFIELD BEACH.

FDalIy except ouIudy-
Fare for round trip. 90 cents
Olson's orchestra in attendance ev-
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing.
boating, dancing.
Depot corner First South and Fourth
West. d. e. hurley,
General Manager.
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McKinley's talks show that he still
longs for the fieshpots of Egypt.
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TO DENVER AND RETURN $50.
UniOn Pacific.

Union Pacific. August 2O-31.
For the Eisteddfod Tickets good
returning September II. The shortest
and fastest line
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s44 TO INDIANAPOLIS

and return via the Union Pacific.
August % and 20. The shortest and
fastest line.
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The Hanna writing on the wall
s. S. 5.
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AS the cool weather comes on poll
tics grow hotter and hotter
SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Bourke Cochran can comfort himself
with the thought that he didn't have any
political future to sacrifice when he es-
poused tae cause of the gold men and
the few yellow pieces he gets in the way
of wages will doubtless come in handy.
Butte Miner
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Snaggs--Do you believe they will ever
find the girl who killed that old gentle
man with her bicycle?
fned.-Chicago Dispatch
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Hoods Pills act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills
% cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Your druggist sells Wa-sat-ka; 5
cents per glass.
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Mr.. Justice Shiras says he is frequent
ly taken for William Jennings Bryan,
and the facial resemblance OF the two
men is said TO be rather striking. This
must be peculiarly aggravating TO each
of the two gentlemen, considering Mr..
Bryan's remarks in his Madison Square
garden speech concerning the member
of the United States supreme court who
found occasion TO change his mind on the
question Of the constitutionality of the
income tax between the two sittings of
the court on the subject.-Boston Herald.
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Scorcher, rest; thy racing's DER;
Dream of lodging cars no more;
Sleep the sleep that knows no waking,
It's the final scorch you're taking.
Cleveland Leader.
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III UMoR OF THE HOUR.

Mike-Women can't see joke at all.
Bill-Col-rect you are. party: wy, about
a week ago l come home feelin' good, an
slapped the old woman's jaw jist to be
funny. an cause tooth happened to
fail out she goes an has me pinched.-
Cincinnati Enquirer
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The Washington Post of Saturday
had this interesting bit of news: AT
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Scorcher, rest; thy racing's DER;
Sleep the sleep that knows no waking;
Dream of bicycles no more,
Tires bursting, pedals breaking!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

A Statesman out of a joD-H. S.
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The news from Canton IS to the length
of that letter of acceptance is most dis
quieting. 1t appears that Mr.. Mckinley
is going to use at least eight or ten
thousand words to say what could be
better said in as many hundred if he
would only work to make his utterance
Gear and terse But he has decided to
spare himself at the expense of the pub
lie. 1t takes much time and much brains
to be bTief.-New York World.
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Many Of our esteemed contemporaries
have things to say concerning an alleged
tanti-Cleveland cabal of United States
senator's. In this connection, what is
the matter with the Cleveland Morgan
Belmont cabal against the United States
of America New York Journal
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When you got your fatal fall,
Ger the landscape you were scattered;
Still, we think we've got you all,
Limbs iismembered, body shattered.
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Mrs Bikley-Why have the silver men
nominated two candidates for vice-presd-
dent John?
Biker-YNell. I suppose they see that
they have, a hard run ahead of them, and
they intend making relay race of it.
Philadelphia North American
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Vfsitor--What became of that nice
young man l met at your mouse last
Miss Bunker Hill-The authorities be-
came cogniZant of considerable rehypo-
thecation on his part and conveyed him to
a protoplasm
II You viii glance at Worcester you
will observe that protoplasm signifies a
cel"-Texas Sitter.
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surprised Miss Dean.

They had been married. as were few
other people, last June. The flavor of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27

Reports collected by the American Ag-
riculturst show tina the leaf tobacco
crop. more than hall Of which has al
ready been safely housed, is the largest
and best ever harvested. Here is some
thing for the calamity howiers to pack
into their pipes and slMoke.-Philadelph
Record.
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The bolt of gold standard Democrats in

4 nc UJII OF 5UIU sIIIIuIIU 1JtIIIOCI dls III
Kentucky is much to be admired, for
down there it requires nerve to buck
against the old Democracy. The conven-
ton at Louisville, however, had one la
mentable defect in the prominence of
Colonel Breckenridge of unsayory fame.
His temperance as the champion of
gold may easily drive all the women of
the state to supporting silver. A stroke
of apopleXy in his case would relieve the
country. Springfield, Mass, Republican.
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Young Lady from Town. thought you
said you had no fieas or other vermin on
the farm
Farmer Giles Dromptly)-We amt got
any on the farm. We keep EN- all in the
house.-PIck- Me-Up,
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tail shau broke In the tube. IL was
impoesinle TO repair the shalt Ut ,en'
The tube was shut up, tue propeller
btlng still attached TO the ship.
Hy August 18Th the ship had driited
forty mice and was 10 latitude Fix dc.
gfeps twelve minutes north, longl udo
los degrees ~ minutes weel,
IL was decided thatan attempt should
be- inside 10 carry the newa OF the ahii .
unfortunate condition 10 land AMI
volunteers 10 make the dangerous trir
wsrs called for. Archibald Zsll, nfst
officer and crew OF i've answered.
n life boat was lowered and the six
brave teamen started out TO roscn
Acapulco, a distance OF $50 miles,
though the cbaDces were, owing 10 the
storms that blow 10 that region ut this
time OF tho year, that they would never
reach lard alive. FIR four days they
had foe weather anu made llS miles,
but after that squalls broke over them
and they encountered bad weather
They finalIy reached Acapulco nj 10
n. m. on the 29lh having sailed 06U
milos In tixteon days.
There was no English consul ut
Acapulco aud the Hailofs were taken
chsfge OF tho American consul,
Edgar Baitles, who clothed anu fed
them.
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DALLAS, Tex, Sept. l0.-In n
speech here tonight Governor Culber.
sou read correspondence between him.
self and Prince Bismarck on the
money question::
FRLlDERicHRUHE, Aug. -, 1885,
Honofud oiE-your esteemed Iav0r
has been duly received. l hold that
this 10 the very nour that would be adj.
visaOle 10 bring about between tho
nations chiefly engaged In the woTld's
oommoTce mutual Agreement IN
favor OF the establishment OF bimelai.
ism. The United SlAtos ACC irser by
FAR in their movements than any
nation OF Europe, ANA hence II the
people OF tue United States ahould nnd
II compatible with their interests 10
take independent action In the direo.
ton OF blmetalllsn, 1 cannot but DO.
liove that suoh holion would exert a
most talutafy influence upon the con.
summation Of M international agree.
meni. BIsMARCK.
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AWRECK ON THE up.
N EXPRESS from Salt Lake CollIdts
With q Train Near Butte.
ooru ENGINES DEMOLISHED.
s.,,,sl Pass, ng rs Irjurtd-ConilIe'lps
orders the tau,e sf the
Accidtn'.

purrr. Mont, sept. 2O.-By COLI
,,,op be,ween ths Union Pacific eH'
800, from Salt Like and tho west, due
s,uatliis5 q. M, and mixed Tram
:. tho Montana Union bound for Ana
.a,as. rear Rocker, four miles west Of
,.,e a, IL, this morning, the engines
- balh trims and the express ano
,moker OF the Union Pacific we're
.rscked, and the following passengers
hurt! ..,,,, co,o bo,h
ass badly bruised.
bar Green, Lsadville. Colo, one leg
lightly hurt. rum ri.
,nvnt bruises on legs.
1asenh O'Brien, Butte, irJurcd In.
l.rnally In lower part Of Rbdomen.
Charles J. Justice, Ban Francisco,
NTH feet badly bruised.
Ii. Elliott, Baker CITY. Of', righl
,,g bsuly bruised and confusion on ieit
hje. - .u.A,,,.
These were all paiseugers.
N. M, Burdick, news agent, had a
iight confusion on tho loit check and
,.yVrnl bruises ON the loft leg.
A. IA, Jones, mail clerk, had n ifac.
,ured right forearm and head bruised.
An the Injured were on the Union
paeific express. which u,es tho Mon.
,sna Union tracks from silver Bow
Iunetion into Butte. The passengers
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EsrInArEs rOn n'HINLEY.


Gen. Grosyenor tbisks ass Votes
wiIi oo 10 Republicans.
ATHENS, o., Sept. 20,-Geu. 0fos.
vonor tonight gave out table Of esii.
mates OF tho probable result OF tho
Presidential election, ut the request OF
certain members OF the press Ia the
Ea,t. He said.
"Tho Elk New England states, with
30 electoral vulos, Will 20 to Mckinley,
90 1 head tho taDls ~ follows. New
England 80, New YORK 30, New Jorsey
10, Maryland ., Delaware 3, Pounbyl.
vania 81. West wirginiA d. ONO 20,
INDIANA 10, illinois "a, Michigan -,
Wisoousln ~, Iowa IL, Minnesota o,
South Dakota !, Kentucky 10, Oregon
Z, Warrington 4, California 9; total
275.
"Horo Is total Of 27s Vote, or 81
more than sufil Client 10 elect. come
10 some states which are sill Ia doubt,
TO wiz Kansas 10, Nebraska s, North
Carolina IL, North Dakota ., Wyom.
ing 3; total 50.
30 tue Iomalning states, Louisiana
3, Tennessee IL, Mistouri ~, IeIAs 10,
Virginia ~, total % aro une or more
OF tnem within tho line Of possibility,
4 might almost say Reasonable probs-
billty.
l concodo TO Bryan and Watson or
Bryan anu bewAlI Alabama IL ,AtkAn.
sas s, Colorado I, Florida 1, Georgia
10, ldaho ., Mississippi ., Montans
., Nevada 3, South Carolina ., Utah
81 total, 10.
"rhese arc practically sure for tho
opposition, although there may be q
possible dispute"
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whItenan Thinhs lie Can Prove his
Iuaocencr.

BAN FRAHCIsoo, sep,. 20.-Tho
tuptsIne court has ordered n new trial
for AlonEo j. Whiioman, who was
convicted VI forgery and sentenced TO
nine yeara imprisonment. Whitoman
was formerly very wealthy man aud
stood high, socially and politically, In
Minnesota anu Michigan. He inner.
tied . large fortune and engaged In
business NJ Duluth, Mimi. He was
elected mayor " that town and also
served n term as state senator In the
Minnesota legislature. Whitemhn
met with business fcversts anu came
west 10 sAn Francisco about two years
ago. While nora no passed ~ a mAu
VI wealth anu was received into good
society. Finally he oashed nj ihe
Bank OF California check drawn by
Arthur Dixon for $500. The bank
people lst,r declared tbAt the check
was forgery and that Dixon was u
myth. MhilBman was arrested In
New York ana was brought here for
trial. He declared that the check waa
genuine and had been presented by
him In good faith. He could not Mud
his friend Dixon, however. ana no
was convicted OF forgery ana sentenced
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POLITICAL.
Republican Convention.
To the Republican Voters Of Utah;

To the Republican Voters OF Utah;
A Republican convention ia hereby
called TO he held ut Mt. Pleasant, San.
pete county, Utah, September 24ih,
1895, ut one O'Clock p. M, TOT the puf.
pose Of nominating three Presidential
Electors, who will, N elected. vote TOT
William Mckinley for PRECEDENT Of tbt
United States, and Gartot A. Hobart
tor Vlcs.Pfssident 81 the United Siai,p,
and also Tor tho election OF Ropub.
llcan State Central Committee.
A Republican convention 10 also
hereby called to he held on Sertembef
20lh, 1896, at OGDEN City, Utah, Of
eleven O'Clock n. M, for the purpose Of
placing In nomination a Republican
candidate for Representative In Con.
gIes.
The basis Of representation for osch
convention II fixed Mt the ratio OF one
delegate for every forty votos cast Tor a
major portion thereoO for the preeeni
chief Justice of the State ut tho las,
election, npporiioned among the sew.
efal counties ~ follow:
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TIE County Committee OF each ooun.
" 10 requested 10 call primaries anu
convention. on or before September
10Th, Tor tho purpose Of selecting dele.
gates to zach Of the above named con-
ventlons.
The Chairman Of each County Com.
mittee will please forward TO the Chair.
man OF the State Committee lists Of Nil
delegates chosen 10 attend each Of said
conventions as soon A. selected.
by order OF the Republican State
Central Committee.
joins Il. Dolly, Chairman.
JULIA A. FARNswoRTIt. Secretary.
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cumIous sIruATIoN.
A Democratic Nomiss. Declare. for
tue Geld standard.

ALBANY, n. ", Sept. 20,-By
making au official statement iate w..
night OF his position upon tho financial
question, and by declaring Ia that
statement that he In uualterably for
gold, John Boyd Thatcher, the
Democratic nomlnre for governor, Gre.
Aies one Of the most curious situations
ever known In tho politics Of this
state.
The statement was Issued after q
long conference with benator Hill,
Elliot q. Dsnforth, who was at Sen.
Atot Huns mouse, and Herrick, Demo-
cratic loader In this county. IL was
addretted TO the chairman Of tho stats
committee. IL II believed that this
course 10 approved by Senator Hin,
william Il. sheenan and others not Ia
attendance nj tho stats convention,
and Ia intended TO throw oil any
nomination Of n second Democratic
ticEet nj Brooklyn, aud force n fight Mt
the polls on state issues, leaving the
national ticket entirely out Of the ques.
ton. MIR. Thatcher declares that he
IL against free silver, but will vote for
Bryan aud sewall for regularity, anu
fight tho campaign on tIats Issues
only.