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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
Sic reiAftem Seitte in 9sreuhen.

Bon benz 8erm6gensi itanbe Der reids
fen 2ente In preuBeu giebt bic foeben
benz Mbgeorbnetenbauie n1itgeibeilte
Gtotifiit Der preuBif6en gintommens
iteuers unA @rgdn3ungsffeuers Veranlas
guns fur 1895 bis 1896 folsenoes Bib.
Ser rei9te g}ribatmann In BreuBen
1T nod INNER arupp in gKen. ct
Derfeuerte i'm Sabre 1894 Bis 1895 elm
ginfommen Bon G. 6.585, 900 bis $780,
600 Marf unb sablt fur biefes lanfenbe
Sabr 1895 bis 96 nit 285, 900 Wtart
Bic sfleinigfeit pon %, 900 Mart Sieuer
aebr aIs In 0oriabr, ba er fein gins
fommen auf 7,135, 900 bis 7,140. 600
Mart eineef6dbt bat; i'm Sabre 1893
bis '94 bate er freili1 iein @intommen
nod unl bic 9Ieinigfeit bon $4,000
Mart b6ber. auf 7,190, 900 big Z, 1867
600 Marf angegeben. Gum Wergleib
Tel iibri9enS baran erinnert. 6aB Der
3aifer als 46nig BON PreuBen idbrli6
cine aronbDtation bon 153 Wfillionen
Mart be3iebt.
9lu6 Rotbi6ilb, bem 3tueitrei6ten
gripatmann in preuBen. gebt eS mie
&rupp I'M Sabre 1895 bis 1896 btfer
als i'm 0oriabr. 9iefer ar6fHs mar
nod 1893 bis '94 nit einem @intoms
men BON nur 5. $40, 900 bis s. .845, 900
Mart su einem Steuerfab BON 233, 800
Marf oeranlagt, i'm SaEr. barauf batte
er 5, $4,000 Waart su ber3ebren-
Steueriob 235. 900 Mort-unb In bic.
fem Sabre 1895 bis 1896 tunnte er bel
lleberfd)lagung ieiaes gintommens Dor
bic feds Nullen eine 6 isben; er bered.
net ieBt iein ginfommen 3u 6,115. 900,
allo fat I'm cine 0iertelmillioH b6ber
als ims0Oriabr. pofir er Elm Mebr an
Sieuern i'm 8etrage BON 5000 Mart
5ablen muB.
Sisber pfIeste bic brittle Gteae I'm
Rreife Der Rei6tea Elm Bewobner bes
Gegierungsbesirf8 OppeIn %. 3iele.
Wintler) einsunebmen, bann foIgte in
ettpas tDeitem Ibfanbe elm Bsrliner
(8Ieidr6ber) -fo ains e8 Sabre lang.
aein gparuenu" ii6rte bieien trauten
Bunb. Sn biefem Sabre brdngt lid
ba plobIi9 ein Bemobner bes Regie.
rungsbesirfs aaHel ON bic brittle Steue
unb bilbet iib am @nbe gar elm. ui6t
nur elm rfleiner" RotbiGilb 3u iein.
Gieien 9afelaner bebauptet. elm idbr.
li6es ginfomnten Don iiber 3.085. 900
Mart su baben unb pil bafar 1913. 400
Steuern 3abIen. WO mar er benn
aber in ben goriabrena 1894 bis
1895 perfteuerte FER reidfte Maun in
8aReI 1926. 900 Mart .lSteueriaB
81 800 Marf), unb nod Elm Sabr frh'
ber CAB es In aaifel nift eiumal einen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
Mtte 4eute.

aIte 2eute, mel6e Mr3enei gebraus
Den, uti ibre &ingemeibe uab Nieren
in Orbnung 3u baIteu, finben bas
tpabre 0eilmittel i'm gleftric 8itters.
Dieie Mebi3in rei3t ni@t unb entbdlt
au1 teinen 9llfpbol, fonbern tDirtt to-.
mild unb frdftigenD. 60 regt ben
Magen unb bic Odrme In milber Weife
an unb giebt bieien Organen Wibers
faribsfraft, iobaB bic Natur In ber
4ushbuug ibrer Junctioaen unterftiBt
mirb. Oas g!eftric 8itters mirtt aps
petitreisenb unb fOrbsrt Bic gerbauung.
AIte 2eute Uerben finben, bab bies
gitters gerabe Da8 1T, mas he braus
den. Breis so Gents unb $1.00 bic
GIafde bel Nbolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

Wann. Der au0 ftur 2 Witulonen Mart
@infommeH bate. ber reidite 5ablte
n, 900 Marf 5tener fur @intommen
Don / 925. 600 Mdrf. sn Der 3bat, Sai>
iels @tabttdmmerer barf ihmun5eIn.
Das 8ern6gen besreiditen alfannes i'm
ae9ierun9sbssirt Cppeln (p. 5iele.
Wintler) bagegefi lit na6 benz
3obe bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der
Qnfl6fuug begrifen; 1898 betrug
iein Ginfommen snod iibsr 4,120.s
600 Miurt gu siusm Steueriab
bon 164 800 Mart, i'm Sabre barauf 1T
baS gintommen ees teidfen SppeIners
infolge @rbtbeiIung auf 2,950.000
Murf aurudsegangen uao fir 1895 -
96 mod meter auf 2,680,000 Wart.
Daneben tauden in bieiem Sabre
plbBli9 3mei anbere Oprelner Yrioat-
Ieute auf, Der @ine nit einem ginfoms
men bon 2 675. 900 Wart, Der Nubere
alIerbinss nur nit tuapp spei Wt[lionen
(2.l70,000 Marf
Ser rei6ite Berliaer nottirli6 sielen
mir in biefer gan3eit Staiiftif MIR bic
pbpfildsn Beripnett in 8etra9t, iehen
allo Don bsn jurifttihen perioHen, ut.
tiengeleaI1aften II. 4. ID. ob-berlteu.
ert, nod Der 6r g., faft 8 Miaioaeu
qenau iiber 1895, 900 Nart nit einem
5teuerles bon 1l9, 800 1farf (int
0oriebre 2 4l0 GOO Mart, st ran
girt alfo nd9li bem &aiisianer als
oierter in bem &etgea Der preuBilGen
ar6iuiie.
Nn ftinfter, fedfter unO iiebenter
9telle folgen baum bic brei ret6iien
Oppelner, an a9ter elm 2an0benobner
i'm &esierunssbeairt Breslau nit g.
OS0, 900 Mart @infommen. on neuHter
STEELE Elm gaubbenobner i'm &eeie.
runasbeairt 3rier (6err b. Stumm)
nit 2,065. 900 Marf @infommen, er
fhlieBt bic 9eibe ber geute nit lnebr
als stDei Milliouen id5rliden @infoms
men, ab. SIN Sabre 1894 1895 CAB
es nur lie5en 2eute init nlebr als 3mei
Millipnen @infomnleH unb 1898 1894
beren bier.
Gas OeDdUtntB 5lobl ms Dla unD
mieber etpas I'M Slide un6 bann pers
giBt man bic tui9tieiten Diage iuenn
man ni6t cine Grfabruns senia6t bat
pie Dir. 8. 6. @nf III llipffait's
Greet, 3d., msl4a fagt: Sabre
Iona babe Id an einsr tL0aea-. 2eher
gelittea unb fano feine Dalf3 big i'd
simmons 2iper Regulator nabm,
uorauf itb iDfort ale neine HiaGeii
log mar. SD min nie mebr obne
Simmons 2lDsr &egulaior iein!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

8auienhs, Ron Rbeumatlsmus ifaIs
len fnb burt elmer mi;b 2smemD'S
Gesept Wn. 1851, gebeilt porbeH.
2tle 2eibeiben iolltea cine TiafGe na'
pon berfudeM.
6. W. preftnn q &c..
GalDeFon, 3era5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
9as Cinderella Sh1th=
OeiDdft
inn meaem Stpre, 0aD. 213 0uamps
Yla5a.

Ser Cinderella 59ub.5tore 1T nit
einem pplitdnbig neuen WaarenDor.
ratb anageitaiiet uab bas Bublifum III
gebeten. benz ueuen @efhdftslofal eis
men 8eiud ab3ultaiten. um fid) BON
ber &ei6baltigteit bes 2uaerS in Das
men. 6errens unb aiuberfdubeH, BON
ber 0ili9Eett nnb Der Site Der Waas
ren gu tiberseugen.
Ser Cinderella 6dub.RalaIt bot iid
burd) feline Reellitdi. burb Die qepii.
ienhofte 8ebieuung feiner aunben
eiEsn 9lamen gema6t uno cine auno-
f6aft erlan9t, bic meit iiber Die 8ren.
act, Der 5tabt binausgebt.
Spre1t por uub iiber3eugt gud, baB
man man bier gut uno biIig fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
.uer Kino.

Sic bemerfen einen llnteridieo
smifhen Kinoern. 2llands ha-
ben, trob Ser beiten pfle9e, nabesu
ale Kranfbeiten, neil anoere, rpeit
mebr alien llnbiloen aus9efebt,
pelIitdnois 9efuno beiben.
Sdwads Kinoer haben I'M
Diuter fait INNER Grfdltuneen,
fhlehte Deroauun9 i'm Sommer
uno baben feline lDioeritanosfraft
uno feline Kraftreierpe.
8cott's Emulsion non
Seberthran, nit unterpbosphor-
faurem Sals, 1T theilpeiie psrfeb.
ter Gebertbran uno porsd9Iih Ger
fhwdheren Deroauune Der Kin'
Der an9epaet.
so Gents unb $l.00
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
Stpti5 an gtemer5abler.

Die Gtsuerlifen fir bas Sabr 1895
befinben lid ieBt in meinen 6dnbsn
unb aQe Staats: unb gounip.Steuern
finb iebt in meiner Office sablbar.
Sole @affiano,
Steuer solicitor. 8erar @ountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

Grast guren Nrst, 9rusgiiten sber
Cure Jreunbe mad SbiIob's Cure Of
@oaiumption. sic msrben es empfeba
len. Gum 9ertauf BET 3aItepsr 8
S6u6arb, Sames gIabin, 8. 3.
Speaefp, R. @obu 6 Co., g. Steia,
@entral Drug Store, u. GGweppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
steQe @efmdl.

Gin dlterer, 5uperldiiiger Maun
fu6t Stellung fiir 6auss unb @artens
arbeit Ober aud .auf Der Jarm. Offer.
ten unter Nbrefe:
5einri6 8brner,
Comfort, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
s4nhll Shptt's

8u9s unb Sob Gruderei,
Go. 211 9iorb prela 5traBe. Giibri
ale 8u9e unb Sob sDrudereisNrbeiten
in beuii6er uuo engliIder Spra6e
aug unb Iiefert iolbe bon ben billigs
ten bis gu ben feinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

SIN icb1ttmcnbem 2Sehcr
SaS Lone Star Sicr,
Scrbei, Sbr 3ed1er,
HaS trinfcn mir!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

@efunbbeit unb suten Ntbem erbaltel
Sbr bur1 @bilob'8 gatarrb Remebp.
g3reis so Gents. gafal Sniettor fret.
Gum 8ertauf BET 4alteper & S9u9arb,
Sanies glabin, s. 5. Spelefp. R.
@obn & Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. S9weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

gprleD's Gegifter, go. % NlamO
Pla3a bat einen &uf fiir gnten altea
WbiSfep, bic befien gemifbten @es
trdate. feline Meine uuO ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiid)e giearren
unb feis friide8 Bier. Der gigentbiis
mer, Soc @oolep. Derftpht fein @efddft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

= 3lpsi san3 entgeeengeisBte Dinge
itimmen uns In eleider Beiie gin.
fig: Die @euobabeit uno Die Neu.
belt. ga grnpere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

Saulenbe Jdlle BON 96minDfnGt,
Nfbma, 6ufen, grfdltung unb Brduiis
tperben tdglib gebeilt bur6 Sbilsb's
Cure. Gum @ertauf bel aaItepsr 8
@9u@arb, Sames @labin, 3. y. Spell
IeKp, &C. gobn & &c., g. Gteiu, Gens
trail Drug @tore, U. 96weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
THOMAS SLATER. Box 5l2. Kalamazoo, Mich.

= Se mebr mon ein Ding sefiirdtet
bat, ie lieber irift man es nit ben Gds
Ben.-QufretiuS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

= Das bur9 Mabe unb Nrbeit er.
morbene Slid 1T allein Elm wobls
tbuenbes. Sc gepdbrt 3uglei6 bic Be-
baeli6feit zines phpfi9eE Ausrubens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

= 9ie Grauen bemegung 1T ents
itanben, tDeiI man bic Grauen gu pieI
fiben lieB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
W. &. Momn q,

General. BaIaeiers0aent bet Dsallutb
ganlpfer 2inis
523 Gah: 90uiton StraBee San an'
tonic, 5eras.
CfFiSieler Ngeni fir ale elnepai.
fden Hampfers 9inicu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
8a Naas=Stuette aner Mel
iW adj unp bon Guropn.

3ebt 1T bic 3eit, aidets 5u faufen
uuO 0erwanbse unb 8efdunts aus oei
alien 6eimatb Rrtiberfomalsa 3n laBen.
Meaeu genauer Snformaiion penss
man it, oa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
User an @eidledjts aranfbeiteu

leibet hem ptn i& bas Retept (sesFeselt psrtclrei
zines etufa&eu 9ansmttteIs ieabea, veI9es MID ppn
ben Dolsen BON Selbfbeneduna tn tfhker Spsenb uns
sei6fentli&er Gu8I@weifunsen Ia 5pdteren Satren
beilte Dies 1T eue iere etIuas for eytreme Saers
boftdt. Shpdhe &c. Bet &It unb Sung. G@rettt
beue, fase Srtefmarte Bet. abreifrt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03
Oliiflits, tier int beit'rea 3retfe
gibt mno ladbt nnb id1erat mnO iin9t

gibt mnb lat1t unO idberst mtto fta8t
Dasn tn beoad)t'ser lSeife
geimem gt1pppen Lone Star trtttft.
Sort nit gDrgsn anb NIT 4lagen
9afst XeiS nmb Miit' ttergeifem fetn:
,,gSir suptlem ums nod NAL Oertra8enA
0rmm, &ellner, itbenfe tutecer cir.
Qlber mar Dpm 9pne Gtar Tafie
3apfe Mir Ons eble 9fafs,
0appn uertras id) clue WeGiie
sSaft 10 Diel ipie 8. q, Bafs!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-03

gerfopfumg psrurfa6t bic 0dlfte Der
sSrauentrantbeiten. GarI'8 GlpDer
Root Sbee 1T Elm gutes MitteI gegen
Berfopfnns. Gum gerfauf BET aal'
teper & G9udarb, Sames @laDin, 3.
s. SpeleiID, R. @obn & Co., 3. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
LIBRARY NOTES.

The free library of Oyster Bay, /. T..
has received from Andrew Carnegie a
,heck for $1,000. This seems to be Mr..
,arnegie's annual donation, as he gave
the library like sum last year.
A famous library announced for sale
is the Buoncompagni library. now in
the Cenci palace at Rome. This coll
lection, which comprises over 10000
volumes, is particularly rich in speoi-
mems of early printing.
The London Literary World is re.
sponsible for the statement that pub
lie library year book, a hook of annual
record of the public library movement
and progress in England is about 10 be
issued by Mr.. Thomas Greenwood.
author Of the volume Public Libraries.
The library of Yale college was re-
Gently increased by the purchase of the
library of the late Rudolph Won Gneist,
the noted German jurist and publicist.
This collection contains about 10000
volumes and pamphlets, and is said to be
particularly rich in literature relating
TO English law.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
BEHIND THE FOOTLlGHTS.

1t is said that a new opero has been
written for lillian Russell n which she
makes net entrance on horseback.
Mrs. Hodgson Rurnett's famous new
novel. "A Lady of Quality" has been
dramatized and the whisper goes that
the actress chosen for the leading role
IS Miss Bessie Tyree.
Ii is said that Mrs. Fleming. whose
trial for the murder OF her mother is
still fresh in the public mind, tried TO
rtsr in play founded on the murder
trial. but could find no manager who
would take the responsibility Of push
ing her.
II is said that Charles Frohman has
between 500 and 600 plays submitted
to him every year. Just how long some
of the plays lie in the drawer is a
secret known only to himself and the
aspiring dramatists. His quickest rec
ord. however, was made in the case of
Bohemia" 1t was handed 10 him one
morning at ten o'clock. he read il that
afternoon and wrote Clyde Fitch of its
acceptance that evening, and within
the "a hours the terms IF the purchase
had been arranged.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
OOINGS OF FOREIGNERS.

A war correspondent returned TO Cape
Town from Matabeleland reports that
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes displayed bravery
yerging on rashness in the fights with
the Matabeles.
Taine left q lot of manuscript poetry,
Dow in the possession of NJ. de Heredia,
of the French Academy. who, in JUS
tice to the historian, will! allow no one
10 read il.
Alexandra Baulant, who so years ago
engraved the drawings .: Gavarni and
Henri Mounier, has just died near Paris.
He had made some money by manufsc-
turing artificial flowers.
Baroness Hirsch is continuing the
philanthropic enterprises of her late
husband. She has just given SEC, ,0Oo, ,0OO
TO his scheme providing for the emi-
grafton of INDECENT Jews from Russia
TO the Argentine Republic.
Cesare Lombroso, the criminologist,
has been sentenced TO pay s1c0 dam
ages by a Rouen court 10 a French
writer on handwriting, from whose
book he had cribbed without giving
credit
Frederick, grand duke of Baden, il
is said will assume the title of king on
his roth birthday next month. with the
approval of Emperor William. he is
married to the only daughter of Em-
peror WilliamI.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
DISTINGUISHED .sroLIsnmgn.

the eldest son Of Mill1.s, who sue.
eeed. 70 the baronetcy. seems 70 b@v,
no especial talent, except as one OF The
most successful breeders Of hounds In
England
The duke Of Cumberland was born
without a nose. The one which adorDs
his face Is the result Of much ingenu-
ity on the part Of the surgeons who at
tended him as an infant.
Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fame, who hal
charge Of Princess Msud's wedding. has
managed every royal marriage since
the princess royal was married TO the
iste Emperor Frederick III.
Al old beIlringer at Fressingheld,
England. has just received from Queen
Victoria her portrait for having rung
the bells on every anniversary of her
birth since she assembled the throne.
Lord Esher. the English master Of the
rolls, has just attained his slst birthday
and has no intention of giving up work
He has been on the bench for % year,
and in his present position since 1888.
To Mr.. Morley. the great English lib
eral. book in a garden is an unsur.
passed delight. He has no amuse.
ments. He cares neither for sport nor
sports. but he is a good walker, and
cot only walks home at night. bu,
sometimes wanders in a quiet suburb.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
BYNUh FOR CHAIRMAN.
The Indiana ex-Congressman VIII Manage
the National Democratic Campaign.

The Indiana ex-Congressman VIII Manag.
the National Democratic Campaign.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, sept. 4.-The
national committee of the national
tional democratic party held meet.
ing yesterday Immediately after the
convention had adjourned. II was de-
cided to have an executive committee
OF nine TO manage the campaign, and
w. ID. Bynum was selected without OPP
position for chairman of the executive
committee Mr.. Bynum was appointed
to select the other members of the eX-
ecutive committee John +. Frenzell,
of indianapolis, was chosen for treas
urer, but the choice OF secretary was
left to the committee. Both the presi.
dental and vice presidential candi
dates will be notified of their nomina
tion in Louisville on September IL.
Headquarters OF the executive commit
tee will probably be located in Chi.
cago, where the other democratic or
Ranization is conducting its work.
When Mr.. Bynum was asked whether
the organization would send out speak.
ers and literature he replied: "All
that can say now is that we will con
duct political campaign"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10
CHINESE EXCLUSION LAW.
IA Hung chang Vigorously Attacks IL and
Gives HIS Ee.-sas Therefore.

IA Hung Chang Vigorously Attacks IL and
Gives HIS Ee.-s-s Therefore.
NEw YORK Sept. LII Hung Chang
was interviewed and in response TO a
query as to whether he, who had said
so many pleasant things about Ameri-
yans, had any unfa-nrsble comments
TO make. he replied that he could
not say anything agains: this
country. He added that be thought
there were too many political par
ties here, and asked why the news
papers did not bring them together.
When asked TO make a comparison be-
tween this country and England he
declined. saying that ne had nothing
unfavorable to say CT either. In rsgar I'd
to the Geary Chinese exclusion act he
said:
The exclusion act Is most unfair one and
most foolish. because II IS admitted by all who
have studied political economy tnat competi-
tion. and competition alone. will keep a mar
set IN good health whether the market is one
% commerce o. labor. Put aside from your
mind that / am a high Chinese o1icial and
mandarin and look upon me as Z man who
is studying the best interests Of America
say 20 you that TO exclude cheap labor or cheap
commerce from your country is unfair and
against the best interests OF your country By
excluding the Chinese and taking the Irish you
get Inferior labor and ray superior prices for
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10

he read the report Of the national com.
mittee. The recommendations that
the rules which governed the last dem
ocratic convention. which was held In
1859, should govern this convention
was cheere1 20 the echo
Ex-Goy. Roswell r. FiOwer, Of New
York, was presented a. temporary
chairman and was greeted with cheers.
A. soon a. order was restored, he spoke
ia part az follows
This gathering IL notice 70 the world that the
demOcratis party has not yet surrendered %
populism and anarchy. The true principles Of
democracy. eHpounded b. JererAOn and eTem-
pIlned through century Of national history,
are not dead because those principles have
been repudiated by a convention calling itself
democratic. bet controlled b 5ndemOcratic
ibinsneeA Those are true democrats who re-
main true 10 the principles Of their party and
who refuse 10 be bound BY party declara-
tions which bctray parry faiths ana threaten
both party and country with disaster. BY our
presence here We emphasize the genuine char
actsr Of our democracy and demonstrate the
patriotic nature Of our psrtisanshlp.
The danger of the Chicago platform does no,
alone nor chiefly IN rs declaration aim for a
financial policy which would be ruinous The
| danger lies In ths revolutionary Influence
which controlled the Chicago convention and
animated its platform. Men may Justly differ o.
| 10 the best scheme of national finance and mas
iebats their differences without recrimlnatioE
,r without questioning the honesty OF motives.
iiut when men. led on by ambitious politicians
their minds fired not by the example OF Amer.
lean patriots but that ofradloals OF the French
revolution, overturn party precedonts and pack
,cOnyention 10 secure an effective majority.
chen by aid Of that majority raise alOft the In
sendiary banner Of the people against the rich,
Ittack tha Integrity of the supreme court,
threaten the Eubversion OF national institutions
and the indirect peryersion Of constitutional
u.srantees. inclte disrcspcct Of law and author-
ty, suggest and In substance recommend the
rcpsdlstion Of national and private debts. and
f6i6et By intended implication the tundamen-
tai principle of eeuocrsey that that govern
ment governs best which governs least-then
u IA time not only for democrats TO forsake
that motley and un-American gathering, to re-
lcct that undemocrutc and un- american
enunciation % doctrines. and TO Join. In such a
manner as l1ay seem best with all patriots
who cherish their countFys honor and winh "a
protect the welfare Of Us people
The speaker then scored Mr.. Bryan
and said though he was mot quite 50
radical In his views perhaps, as Ait.
geld or Tillman, not quite so frank as
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PALMER AND BUCKNEK.
Famous War Generals Head the
National Democratic Ticket
4 BIg coa,.nsioa a. Isslsnspoiis- Es-eoy.
rIo-sr ana senator csrery Chafrnen-
Ore Bsfiof Tor Prs.lseaf- Baeknsr
~ Aeeism.tis. me pTsffSru1-

TNDraSAPoLIs lad, sep. a-PJrty-
one states and shres Territories. repre-
sented by s1s delegates, met ysstsrdsy y
IN Tomlisson hall 20 repudiate the ae-
ton Of the Chicago eonsentiOB. 20 put
forth declaration 81 prinSfplss and
name a presidential ticket Senator
Palmer called the body 20 order az
ian After the prayer by Bishop
White. of Indizha. foe which the dele
yates arose. Senator Palmer announced
that the secretary would read the call
for the convention. and eT-Congress-
man Outhwaite. of Ohio. who came
forward for the parppse. vas recOg-
nized by breezy burst Of handicap
ping. This appisBse punctuated every
telling point Of the call during its
reading. the statement that the Chi
cazo platform was not entitled 20 the
support Of the true democrats being
especially applzBded. In reading the
references % 'JefersOn. Jackson and
Cleveland - Mr. Outhwzite put particu-
lar stress upon Mr.. Csveland's name,
sbc brooght the delegates TO their
feet wish . tribute Of cheers louder
than any which had gone before
A call Of states 70 zscsrtain the rep
resentatiou followed Mr.. Bremen.
Of Wisconsin, was then Introduced and