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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22

Waverly, O., Oct. 14-George w.
Legg, defaulting treasurer of Pike
county. has been captured at Van
couver, B. G. He had plenty of money
and was dissipating. This seems to
disprove the story that he did not
profit by the shortage.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22
offered His own win for Probate.

Cleveland, Oct. 15.-Robert Gerard
Of Noble, o., has offered his own viii
for probate. He is worth about $780,
600, and he has taken this course to
settle the matter before he dies. He
wills his entire fortune to Belle Doane,
a widow of whom he is very ford. He
does not want his relatives to benefit
by his wealth.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22

his family to this place and
expects to become one of our fixtures.
azssSss VERITAS.
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DEsHLER, Oct. 10.

VIM. J. Bryan, candidate for Presi-
dent delivered fifteen minute ad-
dress at 8 o'clock this morning. A
large and enthusiastic crowd listened
to him.
There are several cases of typhoid
fever in our town.
Died, at his home in this place, Oct.
18th, of typhoid fever, John Lytle,
aged "a years, months and 80 days.
Zeva Bossa, who has typhoid fever
is reported some better this morning.
Samuel Williams and E. N. War
den are engaged in sinking q well at
Haney, Wood county.
Mrs. E. L. Waltz of Delta, is visit
ing relatives here.
J. w. Cottingham of Leipsic, was
on our streets last Tuesday.
Mrs. Blackford of Findlay, was a
guest of friends in this place Friday.
Dave Swartz is recovering from an
attack of the typhoid fever.
VIM. Gard and wife attended the
funeral services of w. s. Lenhart at
Ottawa on Wednesday.
Senator Vogt and wife were in OF
towa the fore part of the week.
j. s. Rice spent Sunday with his
family in Sidney.
A little girl came to the home OF
DIR. o. L. and Mrs. Norris on the 9Th,
to stay. Doc set up the cigars.
The new brick block of House,
Hefflinger s. Co., on west Main street
is progressing rapidly. They expect
to move their goods in about the
holidays; when completed it will be
the finest building in Deshler.
John Lymangrover and wife OF
Shawtown, We're the guests of Their
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Roderick last
Sunday. GABE.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22

One person for the office of Judge Of the
Circuit Court for. the Ihird.J Judicial Circuit
OF the State of Ohio, full term).
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22

One person for the office of Representative
to Congress for the Fifth Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22
Two electors FOR the State of Ohio at large.
One elector tOr the lst Congressional dis

IL
One elector tor the 1st Congressional dis
trict Of the State of Ohio.
One electorfor the end Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the Srd Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 5th Congressional dis
triet of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 9th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio,
One elector for the 7th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One .eleetor for the sth Congressional dis
trict of the state OF Ohio.
One elector for the 9th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 10th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 11th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 14th Congressional.dis-
trict of the State Of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Chic.
One elector for the 10th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the nth Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 18th Congressional dis
triet OF the State OF ONO.
One elector for the Goth Congressional dis
trict of the State of Ohio.
One elector for the 21st Congressional dis
trict of the State Of Ohio.
One person for the office OF Secretary Of
State of the State of Ohio.
One person for the office of Judge of the
Supreme Court of the State of Ohio.
One person for the office of Dairy and Food
Commissioner Of the State of Ohio;
One person for the Office OF Member OF
Board of Public Works of the State OF OHIO.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-10-22
FREE SILVER !.
Resolutions Passed by a Republican
Ohio Legislature In 1877!
Congress Asked to Restore the
Silver Dollar.
Tho Money Sharks Of Wall and Lum-
bard Streets Have Purchased Them.
Voters Of Henry County, Read 4!
Voters Of Henry County, Read

The following joint resolution may
be found in Laws of Ohio, Vol. IA,
page 57S. 1t speaka for itself and
places the republican party in no
enviable light upon the financial
question
Resolved By the General assembly
of the State of Ohio, That common
honesty to the taxpayer, the letter
and spirit of the contract under
which the great body of its indebted
ness was assumed by the United
States, and true financial wisdom,
each and all demand the restoration
of the silver dollar to its former rank
as lawful money.
G. ii. GROSVENOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
III. w. CURTlSS,
President of the Senate.
Adopted April Gath, 1877.
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Tnledo.-

Wheat - s5c Corn = No. mixed, 28c
Oats-No. white, 2Oc Rye-48c Glover
seed--S5 So Nag
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DESHLER.

DEsHLER, Oct. 18th.
Geo. Eippert, of Hamler, was In
town Saturday.
Miss Eta Brickman, OF McComo,
spent Saturday at Lytles.
Miss Fannie Downham was IN Ham
ler Friday.
Jesse Hager and Miss Netta Walls,
of Hoytsville, were in town Monoay
morning. m
Theo Young is yer with typhoid
fever.
Guy Frask, of C Columbus Grove, was
a guest at Lytles Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Dayrunger, of Hamler,
was in this place Monday morning.
Harry Mundwiler and Cora kiger,
of louisville, we're in this city Thurs
day evening.
Frank Rosenberger, of Leips1c, was
a caller at Lytles Sunday evening.
Violet Bonham spent Sunday at
Findlay with her parents. .
We had quite asnow storm Sunday.
H. V. Kunkle spent Sunday with
his wife at Leipsic.
Mrs. J. E. Wenner, OF Hoyttsvllie,
was in the city Thursday evening.
AL Ferguson, OF HoytsVllle, was
in the city this morning.
We are sorry to say that Joe Lytie
is not so well.
Ella Sims, of Custar, was in town
over Sunday.
Now say there is no political enthu-
siasm in Deshler! Judging by the
crowd that greeted Bryan Monday
morning, we think there is great
deal.
Hon. G. P. Griffin, of Toledo, gave
a very enthusiastic speech to the
citizens of Deshler Thursday evening,
advocating the principles of the Re-
publican party. He was well receiv-
ed. Judging from the crowd, we
think the Gold Bugs are not all dead
vet in our village. Five hundred
tickets were sold at Findlay that
evening for Deshler.
Vern Hustled, of Ottawa, wheeled
here Thursday. Johnnie Jameson
wheeled home with him in the even
ing. :.
Fred Bonham, of Findlay, twas in
town Thursday evening. SPIKE.
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Nervous

so weak; why they get tired SO easily;
why they start at every slight but
sudden sound; why they do not sleep
naturally; why they have frequent
headaches, indigestion and
PalpItatIon Of the Heart.
The explanation is simple. 1t is found in
that impure blood which is contin-
uaIly feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead Of the elements OF strength and
vigor. In such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deaden and
do not cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla feeds
the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives
control, vigorous health, and Is the
true remedy for all nervous troubles.
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SENATOR PALMER.
ne demanded the Free Coinage of Gold and Sill
yer by the United States.

- The following lester KY Ne~s on March
0ra page of the Illinois Palmer was at
G e,a' I'm" s, the Editor rss
Springfield H. March very kind refer
NV news and have appreciated
% tune have felt curiosity
,'%r eser Of today for which
question as condition OF
oa, ana a etc. ALAS am an olafasMone hard
ap ea my opinions tsat deny The
OF peace to make
which aks ho aronn, ~ ,h o,re,o, srt 80 ~, ,,
ieary the treasury the
by the business the
known as tho provision tho law silver
s ana voted M by members of both houses who udcrousy
enough attempt evade
fuzzy do what be said
s of silver the number those who
''DE Ss confess f THAT they " knew not whas they aa ana - - ,,-
regulate
legislation
attracting the pubic
ombarrass tho political parties 1876 To this for the
Federal
all
repeal They yielded necessity; and ws
to
conceie ITO the Federal
sovrnff mo enormous and all absorbing power OF "suE ana sons o
10 nothing of tho npay
secretary the treasury dcinaeou
mprnctlca
cupdt people regularity and certainty OF hus
MY rINANc1A. THEORIES DEMAND COINAGE
Gnrss AND tue TREASURY FROM THE
onest omoai and orderly administration OF
cip
latn in coin
the states we might expect prosperity
wllo valued but
a YOU win moi co" slider me e0nvaesee the money
question Respectfully 'V'' y" i""'N'
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The po? p!enlry committee ana the repnp-
lic9n plrhRry cohuil,'yt ,,.,,,,,sn uia nv
~ W. y" n,,on Of Nor coloes 10 defeat
democracy. After much lpG!,9boinS this
e INC dsclS,oh 81 In ~ s,dauarters Of
~ s lo,,,h,ns ''
',. ..oc, o,,rx,snonloni
me eppN'' ''o,u '.' 9'1'' -, ,,,., co,.
of The Houston Post, Givos apon' the cor
r..ot pueitt1n OF Mr.. Kearby. tue rlan of
ne .,,s,an &, ,ot 10 h. made ,r,blic. They
'he iuS'on ~ ''' ~ NC ......,,.,
intend TO deceive rho avera~s popuhs'
voter INTO voidng for Mckinley electors.
m, A., ~, tr,and N come ont an OMEN
ihey 40 not ii'e"u W co'''' oN' ." ,.s'.
ly inform the popllis's ,ha' SUI, lus'' ~,
has i.en made, for Il is well known. VI
49,. So, ,,,a,,s,,l., ~, ,n,u,iis,s ,vonld olAr
'h'' "'e' ''Y'' ,'',,, a., aan,nrrntlc ticket
the party ami vote tie oefhoUtai'c ticNe'
straight. K1arby IA afraid II Il. lie IS
will.ng to deceive his followers-to deude
them and ensnare them INTO 'o''ns LOT
Mckinley electors in order TO get inc
r.,,,,t,,,can vo,e for himself. so viii Gibbs
80, 49,. -,,,,,,, ha and Gibha
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MADE A MIsrAKn.
Officers Mistake French Conaul for an
EloninR ArlsL

Officers Mistake French Conaul for an
Elopng Artist
New York September n Tho first poi-
sous 10 board the steamer La iiretugne.
OF tho French line after she was made
fast 10 her dock this morning were Two
men of middle age ana bu8.uessliko ep-
pearance Approerhing q hnndeon. man
OF military micn who stood talking TO a
woman ono OF them said. This IL Mon.
siou Charponlicr. l belicveg"
"oui." replied tho man. who With n po-
lite bow said: '"rhat - my name, What
Us Your plehsure1"
we nre officers Of the law and II Is our
unpleasant duty 20 taho YOU lnio Gus
tody"
Yes" lntorposcd the other officer, and
this suppose y Nine. Dupont. We VIII
arrest her too"
nv this lime crowd had gatheroj
about the group and II was LEARNED that
The man aud woman had been mistaken
bv detectives for George chnrprntier n
French nrrlst and Nine. Alice Dupont his
model with whom he ~ said 10 have
olou@d from PAM fortnight bgo.
Whom the fact became known to he
man nnd woman. thcy laughed anu the
man explained that his name was =.
charpcniicr and that he rs The French
conpnl nj Nnzatlan. Mexico, ''aud this
lady" he said With a sweeping bow, "is
Nine Chprpcntior, my wife"
Documents In NJ. HhnrpcntcrH possess
sion proved his statement TO be True
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GERMANS TO UNITE.

AnneaI to 1000 Voters 70 Snpport bryan
Nff and the Democratic Ilche''
New York Journal a.. =,
The German democracy OF uhe Guy vi
Nav York was organized on luesuay
night ut Maennerchor hall, for the pnt-
nose of uniting he whole German-AHer-
lcan vote in this city, amounting 10 a""u'
10 o0o for Bryan and Sewall ana the oe"-
ocratic State tlcket. William +. "re"
vas elected president and Folk schwafE
schildt. secretary. The following appear
was issued: .o.,,..
M the German Voters: In Few weeks
the citizens OF New York ana OF the
limited States will be required 10 exercise
,he,r duty as voters. II will depend upon
their decision whether the democratic OF
the republican party shall reign. Inc
German. American votes OF New YORK de-
,ermlned this question at the last TWO
a1octtons They can do this now to
u,,ch greater extent than ever before, II
they Will march 10 the polls In closed
ranks In order TO promote this cause IN
the right way we Issue this appeal
The main ISSUE in this campaign u the
hattie against monopoly and trusts. which
the democratic party has undertaken The
election OF Bryan signifies the first step
toward international bimetallsm. The
election of Mckinley means the unlimited
rule OF capitalism. monopoly and trusts.
A republ can victory means continue
ton Of the existing insecure conditions.
For this state It means a perpe,uation
Of the Raines law. the dwindling away
OF tho last remnant Of personal freedom
and Puritan Sunday. Do not believe
,or a., instant that the republican party
will amel.orate the failacies OF the pres
sent law; that a. their irstiga'ion the
.Rslnes hotels will disappear. Have M
Germans Iabsred ana batiled so long for
free sunday not to know which party
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~. II i We get II here. VIC have ,he ,,,ro..
country. "o'"ihS 10 any other
me very best condition tina, ,,,,,
&, t,,is country would he for Inc irnIt.a
r,",,Vs suEefnmo IT TO rehnoiliti,e Ns,t,,en
siivn, or 1nr other. TIA; has AZ mn ~
nNer IN II as ours 1t win M, ,su ~
d a uig advantage In the trade wiih ,hosa
, voun trlvs. Under those canii.tans ,.e
ttS,ls country. When any royern,r,',,t ii
' ',ms ousnqss TO regulate The y,nie ~
,,.Sy USED IN her bounds, II IL In A had
Wy Lei the soverainant tx The ysincs
a., uhu 'len let trade and traffic conform
~ y. gold would hide out, let II iid,.
~ Nus peen hidden for long tine. n
seFNes no purpose of business. YIN ran,,
20 70 a bank here and get any goid in
.,SN,cnahge for other Money. 40 / an trla
w hat good Is IT. If l. en- viii nj sr,nl
u. ana buy something, and hire some.
podyY Manufsctnr- 10 NJ, do /, stress
on gold they. .nrver pay their employees
= cent IN gold; tten why do thev cry
Tor M II is only good for ore 10 bray
on, ana tell Others that he is rich. ana
mat he Is rich In gold. He win not spend
II ana the world Is tnat much Worce off
ny MS having It. II he had ,iiver he
would spend ", md hts whole cuntrv
Would soon feel the iuipuse II his e,lver
: 'ole VIII serve only In one way that will
10 tseful TO the country. |. vii. bN 4 good
hdnH res@rve. and IS fit Tor that only
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| favors the same7 We may anticipate
| worse legislation. ana more narrow
| minded legislators when the republican
| party VIII be permitted to assert and ex-
| tend lis regime by another Victory.
But this ia not the worst. Should the
republican ticket conquer in this country,
| then the bread and substance of every
| ANAL trss.ssiran g. mruacsi; soulless cor
poratons and syndicates will lac given a
mighty Impetus; they WI dictate the fate
OF the Union from the White House; they
win acquire now millions In bonds and
taxes and by further special privileges
they win obtain the legal right TO rob
the people. Now already the small deal
ers- grocers. butchers. bakers. ctc.--fnd
themselves in tho tontaces OF ne monopo-
kstc octopus and they are unable 10
compete with capitalism. The prices OF
Indispensable commodities are fixed arbl-
trarly by the trusts
Year By year It grows more difficult for
the business man with small capital to
provide for himself and family.
Who backs Mckinley? Capitalists, bond
and bourse swindlers. domestic and for
clgn money kings who knew how 10 cvado
a lust income tax. When were they ever
friends Of the poor mani
VINO backs Bryan? Simple. unassumlng
people. of sound judgment. who are OBJ
liged to earn ther bread day by day "by
the sweat OF their brow"
Their best interests demand the success
of the democratic ticket in the present
campaign. We believe 40 to be the patriotic
duty OF all German Americans to hold up
again at this time the old democratic ban
ner. Under this banner justice. freedom
and equality always reign supreme. and
1t again points the way TO the attainment
of the greatest advantage for the
masses
For these reasons we call on our fell
low citizens OF German birth and descent
to append their names to the lists of the
German democracy"
The headquarters OF the organization
VIII be at New York Maennorchor hall,
on Fffty-sixth street. near Third avenue,
where meetings will be held every Mon
day night.
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nell, 40 majority. II viii givo Bryan lcN
majority at least. Some Of our demo.
1ofiiy. Clermont county. next to us,
wien has gone republican oftcner than
othcrwise VIII give Bryan 200 majority.
We Will gain the district"
Mr.. u. =. Franklin, secretary of tho
Evarts glass works at Newark, Ohio, and
wife are ut tho pennison.
am sound money democrat" said
ne. and am afraid shall have 10 vote
Ter Mckinley, but there Is no use de-
nylne the fact that free SILVER Is upper
most IN my county, and Bryan will run
demociatic vote, spent several weeks
IN Mich'san this summer, and am sor.
~ to say l am afraid tina, State Il going
LOT nryon and silver. There Ia no use de.
hying facts when they confront Won.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Wolf Bros Assets Are Greatly In Ex-
cess or Their Liabilities.
Attlc Rock. Ark. September T,--rhe
announcement this morning OF the failure
late last night OF the big wholesale dry
goods firm OF Wolf n Bro. created a SEN
souon with the general public and tho
street In front OF the establishment has
pcen thronsed all day with people who
have ouriously scanned the notices of at
taohmcnt nailed to the doors. These no
tees also adorn tho front doors OF several
other big business houses. tho buildings
being he property OF Messrs. Wolf Bros.
ADDITIONAL attachments We're run today
wNtninn Drugs the aggregate up 10 about
$1,000 While the failure was a great
unexpected by well posted business men,
VINO nave known for several weeks that
l Tnn cnS rn W Ms ~ ,otiering eoNrhon;
OF Isaac. and Joseph Wolf and MAS the
enly exclusive wholesale dry goods house
IN the state. The business was cstablished
soon AFTER the war and has had a most
succosstml career until the hard limea
came. They were liberal IA extending
y,rsnlt and liberal in pronoting public en-
Rock
The Mcssr-, Wolf have made an heroic
Zach carried large life insurance policies.
many OF which have recently been turned
INTO cash and tho money paid to their
creditors. Mortgages have been placed
on their large real estate holdings, .nclud-
ING thclr homes, and this money has also
gone 10 their creditors, The failure was
ma ssf sy oSs sSssSe pssy , to meet Ss
plenty of assets, hut owing to the present
financial condition, could nof realize on
any OF them. Eastern creditors dan and
Cd their money and refused TO grant OK
tensions, despite the fact that the iltm had
paid To Eastern creditors within the last
Ia .ll A..s
particular, whose claim amounted to about
ssn,Wo. was especially persistent la its de-
mands.
The principal attachments and the order
IN winch they were run are aa follows.
Helen Loeb. sil il9 NJ. E quinn. SIcSa;
Nanoite Rcutlinget. Saao9 Francis j,r-
dan, 5000, Jacob Wolf 5000; GLADYS Low
eIns,ein, $500 Rosa Lqwcnateln. $500 car
olino liarih, $500 rhocna plscoe $500;
Zen Nnhp. ti5oo; c. Bcrccnsieln & Co,
siig Jos. ssehom,surg 4 Go. 5000; j. u.
agents s5opa. w. Il, worthen \ 60 agents
5000, W v. Worihou 8 Co, Sat.obI; Ger.
man National bank sTiGo Il, A.. Little
bank. 5000, 8, r. McNuit. $1,000. Hamilton
Brown shoe co. sGl0.
The hrm's asfe,s. including stock. good
accounts, equities "a real estate. stock, nc-
curliies otc, are ce,lmatcd AT nhout hall
million dollars. which, II ~ claimed,
would. under ordinary cirrnmetoaiccn and
In ordinary times, be- valued ut lonHi 10
per cent higher In addit on TO the build
INK occupied NV Wolf q nro. Mt Third and
Main. they owned the building occupied by
pRny. nifty feet OF the building occupied
hv Joe T.. Quinn nrv Goods company. and
the Granite Front hnildins on Main street
= li,tt Vo,r q Itro wore intor~,t.1 In
tho Joe T. Quinn Dry Goods colopary az
they We're also ln mnny other corpora
their present difficulties viii not Interfere
with the business of these corporations.
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UNION clGAR MAKEns.

Detroit. Mich, September T-Prcsident
q. w. Perkins and many OF the delegates
have arrived here TO take part In the
twcnty-iirst convention Of the Cigar Max
err International union. Some 2Io dele
gates arc expected TO attend and the reg
gipuR ~ tho convention n IL anticipated,
VII continue three weeks, Members OF
the committees appointed 10 suggest
amendments TO tho constitution Rave been
ia SESSION here for a week. The SYST m
atically applied strength of Tie hiletu a-
lonm body IN maintaining ~ ker wien
properly approved q a phter or srfch
ofR, majority Of whom hhVp Lcen on
aiT.he for over n year, for the sitikc fhs
resulted In the aucccsSful c~ih shincnt
ful otherwise The pflncipal reform TO
which the international ilnlon IL now de-
voting itself Is the eradication or child
labor In factories.
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RECALLED.
Strong Language Used by Whitney md
Flower Mt the Chicago Convention.

Strong Language Used by Whitney md
Flower Mt the Chicago Convention
indianapolis, Soptemt"- 26.-In speech
at Tomlinson Hall tonight. whore 1000 free
silver democrats we're gathered. Hon. A.
q. Smith. ax-attorney ssnernl OF the state
said that at the Chicago convention during
the conference OF gold democrats, Mr.
William C. whitney declared mo honor
able democrat Will vote for or assist In
the election Of Mckinley.
Mr.. smith was a member OF that con-
ference and tonight he explained Why he
would vote for Bryan ard Scwail. and he
further said that on the occasion OF Mr.
Whitney's declaration he heard eN Gov
ernor Flower say: ut will not do Al Getty
or indirectly to assist in the election of
Mckinney. for have inispuilpln PROOF
that he has said II he is president. N'th
n free silver congress. AMI that congress
masses n free silver bill re w!ll. within
six hours after Its passage, sign it,"
Mr. Smith represented Ex-Governor
Flower as saying: 1T VIII be political sui
eide IL Mckinley Is elected. T'lil not vote
for him, and II free silver democrat -
nominated 1 will not vote st all
Mr.. whitney was then asked what he
yvc.,ld do and IL. said he would not vote
for Mckinley or a third icke..
.If n free SILVER democrat Is but at the
head Of tho ticket" he. contln1ed. The
only thing left for US to do is TO ia"e 10
Ia