The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-12
THE BRINY RIVER.
The Boat VIII Leave Oakland on Friday,
Nov. 18Th, for Four Near's
d'ruiSa-


The new and magnificent steamer,
Reputation, planned by Altgeld,
Debs & Co., and built by the POpulist
Company, will leave Sound Money
landing on Friday, Nov. 18th, for a
four years cruise up Salt River.
The boat will be Differed by men
who are experienced navigators in the
waters for which the boat has been
chartered to go, they having made
many trips over the same course, only
returning here about four years ago,
since which time the old hulk, DemOc-
racy, which served many years in the
Salt River trade has rotted and gone
to pieces, hence the new boat, The
officers who will have command Of
the Reputation are as follows:
Captain, O. S. Hamill; 1st mate, r.
Y. Browning; end mate, John W.,
Hart; purser, Edwin l.. Mitchell; stew
art, S. f. Boyer; assistant stewart,
p. T. Cartwright; orator and political
adviser, William Broderick; pilot
Silver Bill Miller; chief clerk, Wm.A.
Daily; assistant clerk, George F.
Loughridge; surgeon, DR.. e. H. Bart
lett; assistant surgeon, DR.. NJ. G.
Hinebaugh; reporter,J. NJ. Litzinger;
ticket agent, G. F. Schroeder; chief
musician, S. C. Smith; gin singer P.
A. Chisholm; assistant, G. H. Pritch-
ard; C'arnichy'' drinks a speciality;
chambermaid, S. b. Stemple; deck
hands, Dick Bartlett, Guy Chisholm,
ElwoOd Offutt, Luther Brown; roust-
ahouts, Harper Bartlett, Paul Daily,
Zeke Merrill; cabin boy, rip Ham
ill.
The menu on this trip will be of un-
surpassed quality and the supply in
eXhaustible. Meals will be served in
courses and will consist in great part
of Grow prepared in all styles and
served on free silver dishes.
Passengers need have no fears of be-
ing Overcrowded. The boat was
made before the late election and was
intended for a much larger crowd,
but inasmuch as the true Democrats
refused to enter into an alliance with
Debs, Altgeld & Co, and the Populist
party in general, there will be ample
room for the limited number of pas
sengers intending making the trip.
We learn from those who have been
sOjourning at the head waters of the
styX-like river for the past four years
that on account of the hard times
caused by policy of free trade that
very little improvements were made.
However, since McKinley's election
business is booming and the price of
town lots has advanced one hundred
per cent.
In addition to the bountiful bill of
fare provided by the stewards for
the trip, many valuable books have
been added to Defeat library, among
the recent acquisitions being the fol-
lowing:
what | know about Populists,n
Henry M. Teller.
How to make a Platform for Demo
Gratis" AltgeId.
The Force of Wind" William
Jennings Bryan.
THE Secret of Running Cam
paign," Senator Jones.
"Shattered Hopes" German.
"Jeffersonian Democracy" 3 vol
umes, Burke Cochrane.
THE Political Rocket" W. J.
Bryan.
Mark Hanna, or the Wizard"
Chairman Jones.
'Weeping and Wailing and Gnash-
ing of Teeth" Chairman Jones.
"a Fahmer Congressman" Chas
NJ. Miller.
"Why l Insert the Gold Clause in
Mortgages" q. S. Hamill.
THE Champion of true Democ-
racy," John X. Cowan.
This library will be at the disposal
Of the passengers making the trip.
Immediately on the arrival of the
boat lecture on Bumps, Warts and
Knots" will be delivered by Thomas
f. Watson.
The return of the Reputation is
not looked for until the close of the
nineteeth century when it is expected
back bearing with it those who have
been brought to see the error of their