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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-27
Want TO Prevent n Crush.

Chicago, June 26-The subcommittee
on general arrangements at the Demo
cratic convention, consisting of National
secretary Sherrin, of Indiana; MT. Wall,
OF Milwaukee; Sherley, of Louisville, and
Prather, of ST. Louis, assembled at the
rainier House at IL o'clock for the pur-
pose of further considering the matters
under their charge 1t was stated that
the applications for press seats were
largely in excess Of those of the st.
Louis convention and that a pruning
Gown TO meet Ibhe facilities would be nee
essary. Sergeant-at-Arms Martin was
called In and behind closed doors before
the subcommittee announced his deter
mination to make up his deputy ser
seant-at-arms and all other sub-officials
having control of entrances from appli-
cants outside of the city. During a brief
recess at noon Colonel Prather said:
Colonel Martin has the proper idea
we do not want people on the doors
VINO can be approached or who Will NTH
aze theiv opportunity admit friends and
acqua:ntances without the PRESENTATION
or tcksts This convention must not he
run by outsiders and the only way to con-
hne the attendance to those who are en-
hitled to admission is to put stranger,
ct the doors who will strictly attend to
their business"
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WILL SPY OUT THEL LAND
The Leaders Preparing to Meet In Chicago
to Look After SlIYer's Chances.
WILL ENDEAvOR TO ORGANIZE FORCES
Preparations For the National Dem
ocratic Convention Going Forward
All Delegations 10 BE Not mt tho
Trains with Marching Club
and Bands of Music.

Chicago. June 26.-A week from Sum
day the members of the Executive Com
madtee Of the American Bmetallic Union
WIFI assemble I'M this city preparatory to
q convention on the following day. The
participants will include General A j.
Warner, of Ohio; B. c. Chambers, Utah;
Henry G. Miller, Illinois; j. b. Grant
Colorado; Joseph Battell. Vermont; w.
North Carolina; T. G. Merrill, Montana,
and James NJ. Turney, Michigan The
union is non-partisan organization, its
purpose being to promote a sentiment
favorable to silver by the abundant dis
tribuHon of literature and the provid-
Ing of speakers for public meetings. Its
national headquarters are in the Hart
ford building, this city. and ID is said that
durli2g the sessions of the conventions
these will be connected by wire with
the Eastern offices i'm the Sum building,
at Washington, and the Mills building at
San francisco, In order that prompt con-
ference may be had when necessary with
silver advocates who are unable to make
the trip to Chicago. National Secretary
Bowen said To-day:
The object of the meeting is to look
over the ground on the eve of the as
sembling OF the Democratic Convention
and see what can be accomplished in
the union of the bimerhllic forces, in
ordsr that the country may be concen-
trated on one candidate"
H. f. Bartine, editor OF the National
OF letters. which are being received daily
from all parts OF the country, 1t was
apparent THAT the Populisit party was
anxious that the Democrats should take
neutral ground In THE matter of candi-
dates and nominate q ticket upon q plDt-
form which would be acceptable to the
forces OF the Peoples party. at lis ap-
Iaarent from this correspondence" he
said. 'tthaIt IL Senator Teller should be
nominated here he will receive the en-
dorSemenli and support of the Populists
AS to any other candidate l cannot say
so much"
Between these meetings there will be
another "A week from tomorrow the
executive committee of the silver party
VIII open headquarters at one of the lead
ing hotels. This is a strictly political
organization. brought into existence at
Washington over a year ago, and has
for its object the employment of existing
political machinery TO advance the silver
cause. ut Is allied with THE Bimetallic
Union in that the latter first creates a
sentiment by means of dts literature,
while the new silver party follows up
that propaganda by creating county and
state organizations and thus putting the
political machinery into action. The
purpose of the meeting which has been
called by the national chairman, Mr..
Mott, OF North Carolina, is TO assist in
concentrating the silver delegates 10 the
end that straddling platform may be
avosded and a clean cut declarati
made in favor of the white metal. TIE
committee wEll act independently, but
darmoniously
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RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
Georgia Democrats Adopt Ringing
Resolutions Concerning A. p. A.

Macon, Ga, June 26.-The following
resolution, reported by the Platform
Committee of the Democratic Conyen-
tion, In session here yesterday, was
unanimously adopted by rising vote:
Whereas, the Constitution of the
United States and the Constitution of
Georgia guarantee to every citizen the
right of civil and religious liberty, and
whereas the Democratic panty from Its
inception at the Foundation OF the gov
ernment has been the exponent and
defender of political liberty and reli-
gious freedom--be 1t therefore
Resolved. That the Democratic party
Of Georgia. in convention assembled, re-
news its ob1ga ton ito the fundamental
principles of civil and religious liberty
and hereby denounces and condemns as
un-American and un-Democratic any
associajcioH or organization, political or
Otherwise, that is guilty of illegal war
fare and wanton persecution of citizens
on account of religious faith, and shat
seeks to deprive them of the !sghts and
privileges OF Amcrican freemen.
We further declare ou..devotIon to the
inalienable and constitutional right Of
every American citizen to worship God
according tothe dictates of conscience.
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Il. A. sAUNDERs.
Slaughter Sale VIII continue Thurs.
dRy, Friday and Saturday.

Slaughter saie prices for three
days. Silks worth Soc now Csc; silks
worth 75c. now So; silks wonth s1.Of.
now Gsc. Black Serge, worth $125. now
69c; serge worth Soc, now 31c.; navy blue
and black serge worth 30c. now 1890.
SILK Warp Henrietta worth $500. now
Sl25; SILK Warp Henrietta worth 81 90
now S1.00; SILK Finished Henrietta wort j,
S7Rc. now 5Sc; Henrietta worth 75c. now
49c. Fine French S!cilian Black worth
fl,50. now csc; Blue and Black SicIlian n
worth slips, now 75c; sicil!an worth 81 90
now 69c. Mohair for skirts from 13ihc
.up to slo0. Towels worth &C., now &c. !.
Towels worth 10c. now &c; Damask Tow,
els worth 40c, now csc; Towels worth 3Oc
now l9c. BARGAIN. in Damask NaaF,kins
and Towels. Sheetlng worth zoe. now
l5c; Sheet.ng worth e5c. now lie, Twill.
ed Cettons worth Sc, now &C. Duck and
satines worth 10c. and 1870. now &c. 500
yards of Dimities wosth Sc, to close axe,
Djmltiss worth Sc and 1ne, 10 close 5g e
Odd lot Ladie:' Collars and Guns worth
l5c and zoe, to close only &C. Shirt waists
from 1se to 81. 90. Odd iyt OF Muslin iJss
derwear half price. Great reduction
in all goods. Call on above day and
save money. Is, A. SAUNDERS. 80;
- 172 Metz stree
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HARRIsos WAS TO sLAnE
But the Venezuelan Governmcnf Or.
deFed Hfis Release.

Washington, JuneI 28-Mtnister An
drade at noon to-day received the fol-
lowing cablegram and immediately sent
q copy to Secretary Olney:
Caracas, June 26, 1896.
Rajas, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, to
the Venezuelan Minister ait Washing
ton:
1T was yesterday when the National
Commissary of Cuyunl telegraphed the
occurrence. Harrison and ninelteen 9th
ers crossed to the left bank Of THE Guy
uni ITO open a road. The sub-comnissa-
ry OF Mcarahesf protested i'm writing.
Harrison insisted and the sub-commls-
sary took him to the post of Eldorado.
AS soon as the government wats IN
formed thereof ht ordered the release OF
Harrison and asked details.
Post Bldorado. referred Ito in THE ca
Dlegram, Is directly across the river from
the British station of Uruan. The dis
patch confirms the impression hhat the
penezuelans were not at fault, and that
the status quo observed for several years
was broken by the Harrison surveying
party. Secretary Olney will notify Sir
julian Pauncefote of Harrison's prompt
release, and THE circumstances under
which he was arrested.
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HAVANA THREATENED.
A scoursc of yellow Fever seems
Certain.

Washington, June 26.-The most
alarming report from Cuba with respect
TO yellow fever comes from Sagua la
Grand. where the marine hospital SER
vice is advised by tts last report there
are Al cases and deaths. It is expected
that within n short time the fever win
become epidemic and II It does not be-
come virulent In the city of Havana all
previous experiences will be set aside
The department has, however, received
no advices to the effect thals cholera has
appeared anywhere on the island
The d'lffioulties experienced last sum-
mer will be met with again this year.
Accurate knowledge as to the number
of troops stricken with fever Is denied
by the Spanish Government The re-
ports from Havana last year showed a
total OF 1888 cases. and o. mortality of
80 per cent.
This summer special PRECAUTIONS Will
be :aken to prevent the Introduction
from Cuba into> the UNITED States OF
yellow fever. Each of the four reVe-
nue. cutters patroling the Florida coast
carries sanitary inspectors ITO intercept
fishing Smacks and other vessels coming
direct from Cuba with no intent to en-
ter legally any port of entry, and also
for the purpose of intercepting any re-
turning tilibushering expedition or re-
fugees seeking to land Surreptitously.
Sanitary inspectors either have been or
will be stationed permanently in Ha-
vana and Santiago, and such inspectors
will be sent to every seaport of Cuba to
report to tho Marine Hospital Service of
the prevalence OF yellow fever.
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movomen. of Naval vessels.

Washington, June 2G.-The dispatch
Doat Dolphin. with ,.sssistant Secretary
McAdoo on board, arrived at the Brook
iyn navy-yard to-day from League Is
land. Pa. The cruiser Raleigh. arrived
yesterday at Port Eads, La, with the
louisiana Naval Militia. on board.
Orders were issued by the Navy De.
palltment to-day detailing the compile
ment of officers for the new battleshlp
oregon. The Oregon will be placed In
commission July 18th at the Mare ISLAND
navy yard, California, and the officers
VIII report on that date. The officers
are: Captain, II. l.. Howlson, command
ing officer; Lieutenant Commander, II. J..
Drake executive officer; Lieutenants E.
NJ Hughes. w II. A. Rooney from the
Monterey. and w. II. Allen; Ensigns, d..
w. Eberle and Il. II. Durell; naval ca :
dets r. NJ. Bannon, II. n. johnson, V. III.
Hall j. J. Raby, NJ. j. Mccormick. A.
Langsing, II. d. Harms, and j. p. Nor
ton; Passed Assistant Surgeon George
Rathgauger; Payrnaster S. r.. Calhoun,
from the Monadnock; Chief Engineers,
X. w. MilligaH, q. NJ Aiintry; Passed
Assistant Burdoff.
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A Rig Aasirnmanf

Urichsville. Ohio, June 26.-The Royal
Clay Manufacturing Company, of this
place, said TO be operating the largest
sewer-p1pe works in the world, has as
signed to r. j. Alexander of Bridgeport.
The factory. a four story brick structure
located at AIidvale staltion, on the Cleve-
land, Lorain and Wheeling Railway.
contains eight acres of flooring, and
the yard will contain twelve acres of
pipe. Too much stock and a lack of
orders IS given as the cause of the fail
ufe. The assets and liabilities are said
10 De equah. All the sewer pipe factories
in the Central Pipe Combina ton viii
shut down Indefinitely on July Isl.
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To save Cost or m,nt,nr.

New York, June 26.-Conrad N. Jor-
danh the Assistant United States Trea-
sureH invited representative of several
exchange houses to conference with him
ut fhe sub-treasury this afternoon. The
recent large shipments Of gold to Ger
many nave been In coin, and Mr.. Jordan
wanted TO find out what was necessary
10 40 to have them made in gold bars
SO az 10 save the expense Of minting. 1t
was suggested that reduotnon in THE
premium charged by the goyernmen,t
FOR bars from one-eighth to one-six-
teenth OF one per cent might have the
desired effect. Mr.. Jordan said he would
communicate with the Treasury Depart
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WIFI Meet Incoming Dc,cgn,ion.

being made in Chicago to have deIeea- :
rEs T;oEs of the Iriquois Club and other
I,eHocratic organizations meela incoming
o@eie @ cations to the National Demoo.a attic
10. 'S;o"vent.on. Wherever delegations ar
RYE IN body an effort will be made to
meet them ali the stations with an escort
Sons. sting Of marching club and q
Dand OF music, TO escort them to their
respective headquarters. Chairman Of
asae az eg:..!on, which have decided to come
-, 80 oI.!caSo In body, should write or
aeiegraph the train and time of their
G.IiEai. to Mr.. Harry Wilkinson, sec
rStaTy OF the Reception Committee at
re i$s aro9uois fel Club. Chicago. They win
oa no.t!.ned, IN return. OF the specific pre-
lSs,S st,1.iohS made for their reception.
DeieGates not coming In a body viii be-
inei py committeeman and directed 10
aheir quarters. if application is made to
Che Reception Committee W
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missioner of the Revenue Esanes took
two OF the latter lists and the remaining
one was taken by u notary public In
Az meeting of a. p. Hill Camp Of
Confederate Veterans Tonight the camp
MADE arrangements for their trip to
Richmond ON next Thursday The camp
was Presented with a handsome picture
of Jefferson Davis, a gint from Rev. Dr.
II. W. Battle. Steps were taken by
the camp to reorganize the sons OF vete-
rams here and have two delegates elect
ed to the reunion of Sons OF Veterans
in Richmond next Tuesday.
Mrs. IAlley, a wldely-known lady of
this city, Is critically III and is not ex-
pected ITO survive Through the night
Mrs. Talley is the wife of Mr. w. H. Tai
ley, a member of the City Council and q
prominent dry goods merchant here
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Nuucz Discl,nrcd.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 26.-The case
of the United States against Col Emilio
Nunsz, the Cuban patriot. charged with
aiding in fitting out the expedition which
rs alleged to have left this port on April
q for Cuba. came to an abrupt end to-
day by the United States attorney ask
ing for the dismissal of the accused
Col NuneZ and his counsel, Horaiio
Rubens, of New York. insisted on a
hearing or a dismissal of the case. The
government witnesses were no. present
owing to having been detained in Phila-
delphta to testify in the case of Col.
Hart and Captain Reilly in the same
affair
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Further Postponed.

Philadelphia, June 26.-United States
Commissioner Csalg to-day further post
poned until July 10th his decisions as to
whether or not John ID. Hart. the reput-
ed head of the Hart Steamship L!ne and
Captain Edward G.. Reilly, of the steam
er Bermuda, should be held for the ac-
tion of the grand jury at Jacksonville.
Fla. Hart and Reilly were arrested here
at the instance of the Spanish Consul at
Jacksonville on the charge of fitting
out and engaging in Cuban flibuster-
Ing expedition, which started from that
port in April
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y Gorman viii No. 90 10 c,.scruo.s 6.

Baltimore. June 26-Senater Gorn1afs
wdll positively not go to Chicago Y5r siSs,
National Convention. He does moi:
think that there is any chance ait rs,
late hour to stem the free silver tide.
but believes that 9 free silver candi date
Will be nominated Asked whom il q;
thought the Democrats would nomina$e.
he replied: 1T looks Nike Roias,, E a 4. Il
final decision, Chairman Talbntt Of RIs 4;
Democratic STATE Committee, des;anEfessS
ex-State Treasurer spencer G. j cI,es rs;
serve as Q delegate at- lagsa in5 & bf:sSNs
of Charies G, Homer, who decIina{f a.
serve. The place had been held open fSss'
Mr.. Gprma n for ssme days. sss .s
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FIIIBusTERs CAPTURED.
Three Friends and City of Richmond
Taken.

Key West, Fla. June 26.-This city
was thrown into fever of excitement
this evening by the arrival of the steam
er City of Richmond. with all passengers
and prize crew from the revenue cut
ter Winona on board. AT this moment
90 p. m.) the steamer Three Friends Is
coming up the harbor with an officer
from the gutter on board. No particu-
lars are obta!nble tonight. as no one
is allowed on board. The failure of the
expedition is. due TO the prompt action
of the customs officials
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Tho Pacific Mills shutDow,

lawrence, Mass, June 26.-The agent
of ,uhe cotton department. of the Pacific
Mills made the following announcement
Yesterday; The co5ton department. of
evening, July Sd. for three weeks. and
WIZ resume work again on July 2Oth
This decision is made Independent Of
other mills. because we believe it to be
seeking relief for .he very unsntisfsc cs
tory condition OF trade at present in
cotton goods" The shut down will ef-
feet about 2, 900 operatives.
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KILLED BIZ A NEGRO.
fhe Black Man Attacked I'm His
House by the White.

savannah. Ga, June ga Lyons Ga
Bird, young white man, was shot and
Killed by a negro last night at Cobb
Town, this county. Bird led a. party to
ku-klux the negro. When he Knocked
at the door the negro shot through the
soor Wonnding' him in the thigh, and
negro lhen came out and shot him
through the body with a Winchester -
rifie. The negro has gone to parts un-
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Powder Explosion ana Loss Of a,sssss

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 2s. here
was terrific explosions OF blasting pow-i
der at Petros, Tenn. the railway sta,tiofte
for the State convict mines at Brush
Mountain. yesterday afternoon 1t de-
moiished the general store ard hotel
powder, which were stored lin the hui!d
Ing, were evidently ignited by WINE;
Joyner. a libtle son of the prop-ist stoTs
who was burned to death. A strangeT
named Maiden was killed, and a mum bes
OF persons in the building were eeriouass
ly injured. Mrs. Elizk Schubert, naIia4a
ger OF the hotel ds perhaps fatally hsssf.
A relief traiE with physicians wa I, fsiis5,
patched to the scene Of the acci6a.1t,
from Hartman. az :ssSes
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A mothor's horrible Act.

San Antonio, Tex, June 26.-In Canal
county, north of here, Mrs Bierner. the
wife of farmer, yesterday diowned
herself and her three children--agad
two. four. and six ye2r,--!n Canal river.
The bodies were found tied together
with cords. No cause for the act is
known
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Execution OF. Mardorer.

Washington June 26.-Iryinr Ford
the negro who murdered Elsie Kreglo
white girl, May 4th last In the suburbs
OF TINS city. near the National ZooIogi-
eai Park, was hanged ait IL 80 this morn
ing; But few spectators were admitted
anu there Were no incidents OF q sensa-
tional character.
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Close During July ond dAur,,,

Providence. r. L.. June 26-.The Ions
dale Company and B. B. & r. knight
nave signed the agreement to close ,she:r
cotton mills at the Termination of this
week during July and August.
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Tho sIntebsIe. Routed.

Buluwayo, June 26.-Captain Ladng,s
force has routed the Matabeles SIT Be
hngwe, killing the fomaus Chief Sale
manbo and three of his sons, together
with 2o0 OF their followers. The Um-
tale Station Is now safe.
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Gold Reserve.

Washington, June 26-The treasury
gold reserve a.. the close of business to-
day stood s101,925.153 To-day's with
drawals were $4,000.
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HOODS PILLS are easy to take. easy
to operate Cure indigestion, biliousness
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a Now Nation.lHnpk.

washington, June 26.-The Fourth
Eet!nnal Bank of Atlanta, Ca, capital
ytoo;O"', was to-day authorized to begin
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Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth; no
pstn- N. Y. ID. Rooms. Ennis. Is5 Mats
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Arc Won Tired

all the time? Then your blood needs 10
be enriched and purified by Hoods Sarsa-
parlla, the one true blood purifier n
gives vigor and vitality.
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Special SaIe Umbrellas. sss3
5s nnd es s.eEh,
.i&ss weights, 400 vi - ~ tssfS SS*;

Two hundred 26-inch gjcria /, II i,ral iii !
With lovely Handles. best III Kfs 4 a4l2
ianiah, .1I,il J, at aa sses snd ssc: saei, a
NIsIG HRS, ase sfzia hSrs.sS S S.
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tcontinued on Third Pags)
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

II SEQ the man.
Il the man wild of eye and iishevoled
Ebair?
ldr. ~
teDef
Alb. no. ., a.,
1 The mar Is an artist or tho modern
Ebool, which mover makes Scencs--mefeJy
so.ters, --Dctrojt Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Cincinnati Produce market.
An Unamusing Disease,

The luxury of invalidism is unknown to
the victim of influenza. He or she must
suffer without compensation. Tho symp-
toms are not interesting. Even the doctor
wears "a preoccupied air and performs his
duty i'll perfunotory way. The helpless
patient has a conviction that his visit is
only OF 100, that the clinical thermom-
eter has been thrust into 90 other mouths,
and that 90 other chests have been sounded
in the same way. The entire condition is
calculated to knock all the conceit out of
one, and when that state begins everything
goes wrong.
After all ones friends are the greatest
trial, however, for they come all fresh and
dainty to aggravate the poor victim by the
contrast and ask all sorts Of questions
that keep one in q fret Now why can't
it be understood that that sort of thing
isn't sympathy? True friendship should
be content to watch the writings in ST.
lence at least and not stoop to take ad-
vantage of weakness to make remarks or
ask questions. But of oil maddening ex-
periences those OF the days when one is al
lowed to sit up are the worst. Surely
every ono knows that he feels worse then
than at any other time, yet people persist
emily hold lcvoes in the sickroom and talk
Of all the good things that ono has missed
New York Journal
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The bicycle has come, and, although
the performance of the horse in sport
Is not destroyed, it is no longer uhdis-
puted. Not like that other, that with
such sulphurous manifestations tumbled
the knight from his steed, this modern
machine, in quiet and orderly manner
as becomes the present, is tumbling his
modern counterpart from hunter and
from hack. Gradually it has been grow
ing i'll favor. and now it is bearing all
before it. There is no dignity too great
to be borne by the nimble wheel, and
coquetry has been sacrificed for its sake.
Every one rides, and it is singular that
the most bigoted horseman often falls
the most abject victim and is found
practicing upon the smoothly running
Notwithstanding it is true, on
the sly. A writer says in speaking of
the retreat" Of the power holding
classes: 1.-The effect produced OH certain
individuals is such that, instead of sid
ing with the class to which by tradition
and individual interest they undoubted-
ly belong, they take their place in the
ranks Of the. opponents. "-Scribner'e.