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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-12

Requiring the digging up and cutting down OF
weeds on sidewalks and lots in OCdlI, dur
ing CrTt-in months.
SECTION BE it ordained by the City Coun-
Gil # OCall, Florida. that the owners Of lots of
land within the COfpOr-t- limits of the city and
near 20 any used bedding res, dcnCe shall COM
mcnCc the first of June ct each year to KEEP do
CiggIng cutting Will prevent them tfOm get
ting TO 4 growth higher than u il Ch-s from the
ground at any me during the remainder OF lhe
year.
SIC. ?. That weeds growing upon ny lot or
lots near t. any USED buIldlng residence in the
city limits which inch high OF higher are
hereby declared NUS nee aud letrimef til to the
and upon the tallu or refusal ot tine owners OF
SU-h lots to dig cut them up vel required by
the Marshal or Sanitary Inspector after the first
day OF June IN any ear. the city may have It
done ut the pcnse OF such owner or owners.
EC. II the OWuc owners Of lots upon
which weeds growing in violation Ct this
ordinance shall Z within three days after the
notice provided for in section tw of this ordi
nance. clear the same from such weed, then tn.
city shall cause the same To d. done as often as
may be necessary. ut a reasonable cost to the
owner owners and such costs shall lien
upon such lots an I. II not paid on or before the
lIrst dav OF December such costs shall be sacrsvl
against such lots 4 rart of taxes due thereon
fer tn year and collected in the same manner as
other taxes are collected for id city.
tSsrd on third reading by City Council Jan
uary 9TH. 1870.
GEO. MACKAY.
PEGS. pro TEN. City Council.
Approved this I5rh day of January. 4. D.. 1896.
SEAL JNO. q. kEARDON.
Attest w. l.. JEwETT, Mayor.
Clerk. llnI65W
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-12
So, AS to PQ 2oa "a f fsniIt

p&,4/5 to y your u Family 54nGf'
Men: Make your wives and fam
lies a & ristmas, New Year or
Brtnday present OF a Policy for
that am unit IN che
ORDER OF PENDO.
S7ould you die, which you sure
y will soOncr or later, the above
amount will be pad TO your loved
ones as follows: SIS Funeral Bene-
fit and a PensIou OF $50 a m 'ntn
for ten years Cost is only ST a
month up according to age.
II IS not only protecting and pro
vidi"g for your family after you
are gone from them, but II also
protects them during your life, be
cause IN case you are disabled BY
sickness or accident, you are en-
tied 10 $40 week for ten weeks
IN any and every year should YOU
b sick so long, without any addI-
ricnal cost, besides having medlca
attendance and medicine furnished
free as long as YOU live.
For tul particulars apply t.
Mrs. H. w Chandler. Deputy Su
urerne Councior, p. @. Box 10
OCala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-12
THE
BEST ROUTE
TO THE
w est and Northwest
THE:

Is the kan> IS Cvts, Memphis &
Burning ham K x. 1t Is the only
though line from the Snuth ano
Southwest to Arkansas, Texas ano
ne n r, hwesI. Is oncurc train.
with Free Reclining Char Cars,
Pullman Pa'ace Sleeping Cars ano
fi'>t-C ass DayC' aches run through
'rom Birmingham to Kansas Guy.
.'rns~ing the ii,g Brldg" at NJ m
phlS, ard making Close connections
= that point With Arkansas and
T~xa~ through lines. Wa this line
hr"ugh Putnam sleeping car Is
IN da'Iy from Jacksonville, Fla,
IA NJ 4c"n, Atlanta, Birr1ingh4r
t"d Memphis, and from Jackson
v'I'e, Atlanta and Macon 70 S.
LUIS and Ch'cagh via Holy
Springs ard the Illinois Contra
abroad
Vest'bulrd sleeping car ais,
~uus oaily, New York 70 Memphis,
ii hut chang, via Washington,
(TTGrnSb IA and A'lAn'a, m cor
lection with the Pennsylvania
~ti''oad and SuuShern railway.
T7r Kansas CITY. Memphis ano
i}um'nA nam railroad, in It's equip
nrnr, through service, and ever
feature essential to quick arc
an f5rsabl- travel, Is noy exceeded
BY any railroad in the country.
Try the through car line; it
ttcs are always as low as those O
ny Other and less desirable line,
Through tickets via this rout
av b. purchased at any coupe
ickst office, and maps. tim'
ahles folders and full information
~ aAdrHSSinm
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-12

Look out for the new laundry.
Gentlemen and ladies, Ii you want
your laundry work done in first
class style with neatneSs and with
are and short notice send them
to the New York Steam Dye
Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
SETTING BL4TNE'S RECORD RIGHT
POPOCRATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HIS
SILVER SPEECH CORRECTED
FOOLISH CAMPAIGN DODGE

Washington. Sept ; 1Spscia0.-The attempts OF
Bryan and other Popocratic orators we'll as Of
Popocra committees to fasify the record OF James
g. Blaine tho silver question by the Of garbled
extracts from the speech h. delivered in the Senate
on February = ISIS has created an extraordinary de-
mand among Republicans In all parts OF the country
for copies of speech itself In partial response to
this demand the Republican Congress committee
issued several hundred thousand copies some time
ago but tho num5er found - he utterly made
aatc and ar or Ter has now given for the print
ing of a round million copies-ihe largest order that
was ever given FOR single document by any poNtlcai
committee II this number is found insufficient more
Will be printed Mr.. Bryan and mis- supporters VIII
be made 10 realize before the end Of the campaign
that they made griovous and disastrous mistake
vn.n ihcy attempted 10 falsify the record and mis-
represent the attitude OF Mr. Blaine on the silver
question. Il seems strange that any man VINO was
not A political idiot should have made sucn An at
tempt In The course OF the speech referred to Mr..
Blaine sad.
A. the current rates Of silver the free coinage OF
dollar containing 4i2s srains, worth IN gold ABOUT
mo h,ilion enabling ain 10 take 3. cents worth OF II
TO the and get II stamped as CON anu lorcs ~
an unfair advantage which the Government has no
right to give the owners or silver oulllon anu WHICH
eniv me rst dictat Of prudence such
a dollar as will not only do justice among our citzens
n "a. ajeIgaii'st Inc gold nonometasts OF Eu-
rope when the OPPORTUNITY ofers; VII; Huch -
usT coin nhch We now hold II coin silver dol
lar If fu legal tender. obviously below the current
Gina ~ tho god dollar. are opening wide our
doors and inviting Europe to TAX our gold WIN YIN
onr gold flowing out from shall he forced 10 tho
single silver standard and our relations with the
leading commercial countries OF the world VIII ne nor
only orba IRA ssed. but crippled. II VIII assurediy
follow that II We give free coinage 20 this dollar or
interior value and pu, il In circa lion AZ me expense
~ orr better Coinage I'm gold and unless We expect
,hs Uniform and invariable experience Of other ma
lions TO he In mysterious way suspended tor our
no,,,ltar benefit will inevitably lose our gold coin
I, will flow ont from with the certainty ana the
force Of the tides
Mr. Blaine was opposing and arguing against the
r,g. ~ aa-renr silver dollars II he alive to-
dav what would ne say about the proposition for Ma
free and unlimited coinage Of Scent dollars regard
loss Of the aid or OF any other nation on
EARTH ..a
ment 10 the Blaine Allison bill providing tnat me
silver dollar 20 be coined should contain 40 grams
instead Of il2s aims OF sanda ri silver His amend,
ment was rejected. and he voted against the puI
which provided for the limited coinage oil s--oe"' '
yer dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
POLITICAL CARNIVAL or FIREWORkS.
4 PICTURESQUE FEATURE OF THE cAMrAGN tt
pt. HELD nN SAT- RnAY

4 PICTURESQUE FEATURE OF THE CAMPAIGN TO
BE HELD oN SAT- RpAY
Provided the weather Is favorable next SATURDAY,
tho most picturesque feature OF the political cam
,,ign which has Just begun Will take place. on
TIA, d,to ~ Manhattan Reach Will be- held Re
publican rally in tho afternoon and evening. FROM
$50 untn $50 O'Clock political carnival OF hre-
works Will hc given by Pain. II the wcathe. he un-
favorable the rally VIII be postponed until the fol-
lowing Tuesday. Maurice NJ Eoksiein VIII have
t,rge ~ the a-ranScrnonts. For this occasion tho
railroads have reduced the price OF tickets 20 -
c.r.- ro~ the round trip W"-known speak"rs
have been engaged. among them being Governor
GrieGs of Now Jersey. Lieutenant Governor SiNton
Senator Cosgcshali OF Iica. Genera! Adam f.
King Tho "gold.u-tonguod orator" % Maryland
and General Horace Porter. II Is also expected
that General St.wart L. Woodford will speak
Timothy !. Woodruff. Republican candidate for
li.tifcnani-,ioycrnor. VIII preside
Albcr, Mellin Will hive charge % The fireworks
carnival. % which small admission will boz
charged The afternoon meeting will begin ~ :
% m and the evening meeting viii be- heidi I'm the
fireworks amphithoatr' Immediately after III" fro
work DISPLAY The list Of vico-presid"nt~ viii IN
..'ude Governor LOW T. Morton. Frank : Black.
R.uuhlican candidate for Governor r G. Plati
charles ". IIackett Charles \ Moore. 'haunc"y
NJ D.pcw Edward I.altoihach William y Mann.
Charles \ Schicren. FREDERICK W. Wurster Fred
c,lck : Gibbs Incoh Worth Seth VI Mi.likcn. John
,-lanlu Cornelius y. Bliss. y. T. 'doli. lr. H. -.
Armour " ". Goodrich benjamin F. Tracy. Con
cral r. \ McApin. :. y butcher. Frederick lo"ser
thostc William younss. Richard r. Mc'ormich
and Richard lIigh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
r. T. ';.nSChaefer's::ss::,.
FINEST
Bottled Beer
Families
Bottled at the Brewery
50th St.-Park Ave Dist St.
MAIL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY FILLED

ara has in circulation more than 500 per capita
WINE Mexico, the most advanced free silver ma
uor mas IN circulation hut 81 30 per capita all in sill
yer, worm al the present time about 53 cents on
me "oIlar-no, not 81 cents for it's value has fallen
TWO cents since the Chicago Convention was held
ana the people OF Mexico preparing for q still
further fall in the value after our November cleo
ton.
THE CRIME OF '73"
Rut they tell us that our Congress twcnty-three
years ago committed a great crime. They call II
discovered, tho effects Of which felt or
discovered. the effects of which was not felt or
Known until more than nineteen years after its
commission What the crime OF 1873? 1t is al
IcEed that silver was then demonetiZed. ] ask
every man In this audience when he goes to his
nome 10 examine all the silver dollars in his pos
session and unless he explores the hiding place OF
iamily keepsakes unless he finds the dollar which
grandma laid away after the first baby had used II
Tor tceth-cutting purposes. he will not ind one
single dollar which bears date prior TO 1873 There
is not to-day one silver dollar in actual circulation
IN the lnited States which bears date prior TO 1873
The Older men in this audience will attest 10 the
TACT mat there was not In circulation from 1861 to
1913. or, for that matter. until 1873. American
silver dollar Every of the iS9 10000 which have
been given 10 the people for their use have been
given Them since the so-callcd crime of 1913, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
Mr.. HARRISON SPEAKS.

have found the Fountain - Youth and publish this
for humanity sake. Seventeen ears suffered with
mysterious disease All fcoi.ng left became dried
up Ike Eminent specialists failed 90 cure.
reduced pounds. and had 10 BE- carried
The Star ~ Hope last appeared IN Or Spreng. the
far-fan~l specialist ~ brain. stomach
and liver u - Wost 22i 81. y Y. After SIX M ntns
treatment. M weight had increased 20 $50 pounds Life
ant perfect health q him
~ - years my mother unable 20 walk. from n
spinal ana diseas" Tho highest authorities pro
r"uncel her incrati.. After eight months treatment fy
Dr ~preng she could walk long distances without fatigue
welcome Inquiries.
MELVILLE HARRISON.
Mount Holly Nd. Dunstsr Place Valley r al. opp.
Washington 81. Orange. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
THE TNDIlNiPOLTS FINANCIAL Plan n

Perry fielmont's attention was yesterday cam"
10 the published statement mat the Ne" io \
del.gation to the indianapolis CohNe""on ''''
unanimously agreed 10 au'h'r'"' 'tS '''.'
,,, - cr,1, IN present to the Convention a
Ia,, ., a financial plank which omitted reference
., ,ho retirement Of greenbacks ana ia" divorce OIL
the Government from the banking business.
Mr. Belmont said that not only ne pu' "''ins
members of the delegation were absent from '"'
noe,ing when the resolution was cons'uereu' anu
a., , civ. th.ir assent to it's presentation. IL
ulu ~" "a vh.n offered to the Convention, ana
they supposed it to pc The hnngE dpr enS
~ 90 ~ also The indianapolis resolution on thal
subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
A NAVAL CADET INJURED.

HIS rNJ. INTO THE HOLD OF THE sEGuRANc~
MAY RESULT FATALLY
Peter p. Thomas. seventeen years o.a dsck into
s,a,ss Naval cadet. fell from the upper ase~ ~.
the hold Of the steamship seeuranca, ., ,v,ns At
YORK ana e., river. yesterday. receiving PROD
pier NO 10 r,,,r,ss He was removed 70 HUDSON
s snIS ii hospital the surgeons say nc Is
serious conoi1h" o shipped only YESTERDAY iyed ~
No ri Elizabeth n a. accident Gttn His fac:
VINO ma wcre frighfully cut and bruised amu GU
ana ON of the brain and fractured shu' NV
feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
PALMER AVID BrcKNER NAY GO SOrTH
ARRANGING TO HAVE THE SOUND MONEY NOM
INEEs OPEN THE CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE

1NEEs OPEN THE CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE.
Indianapolis. Sept. q Chairman Bynum. OF the
Sstion. Democratic Committee will probably 20
TO Chicago Monday TO open headquarters there.
Another member Of the Executive committee mas
been appointed G. Vey Holman Of Maine, VINO
will have charge Of the literary bureau ~. -
KrauthofY OF Missouri. will have chdrge OF Inc
sneaklna DEPARTMENT Secretary Wilson Is select
ing the Notification Committee John H. Fellows
Of New York viii make tho speech OF notlnca'on
10 General Buckner. and Senator 'aHery' VINO
served az permanent chairman OF the Cor''''o"'
that to General Palmer.
rho Executive Committee or such OF 1t as has
been appointed. is trying 10 arrange Tor IN" nom
,n.es TO MAKE n short Southern tour Inc pan ~
10 have them go from Louisville. after the no'hca-
ton September u, and appear IN Na7iN'"' S'P''''-
ber l., From there they Will 90 10 memphis ana
sneak on September IL. Colonel Fellows al.''ss
has engagements TO appear AT thes' p''.'rS on 1
d,t.s mentioned and IL is thought 10 pc Eoo" NV"
20 ma Ike the occa sions as big As possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
WHAT | CLAIM.

The system of Crown
work and Bridge-wOrk is
mine. | taught it to den
fists from 81 to 'S5, and
have twenty-eight patents
that make every dentist
my debtor.
Crown-wOrk is setting a
gold tooth with a porce-
lain front on a ferruled
natural root; it is perma.
nently cemented and is
immOvabIc.
\ Crown tooth looks
like Il natural tooth, is
equally strong, and lasts
for life if properly cared
for.
Bridge-wOrk is filling
an empty space with teeth
as good as natural teeth.
Crowns on roots or teeth
are used as the abut-
ments; sometimes four
roots or teeth are enough
to bridge a full set on.
Good Bridge-work looks,
and feels, and acts like
natural teeth; it is the
best operation in all den.
tistry.
Bridge-w YORK requires
the most skilfuI workman.
ship, and precious metals
only should be used in it's
construction.
by my new invention I
can make Bridge-wOrk at
lower cost than ever be.
fore.
| do all ordinary work,
such as filling and plate
work, and it will pay you
to come to me to be we'll
served.
Cost as low as consist.
cnt with good work.
C@Il, have examination,
get an opinion and esti-
mate, or send for my little
book; giving about 300 ref.
crcnces. The best in New.
York; for this no charge.
l.. T. SHEFFIELD. D.M.D.
26 West 32d ST., y. Y.
go DR.. Shefield's Creme Dentif,ice. g
,'yWhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS foit'ASI'
Washington sept. 5.-The storm has moved from man
itor, Il, Lake Huron. increasing IN intensity s'0''
I'm - aeve; plng orf Atlantic Coast " Fiorda ana
MT, ,,-p IN the north ~ Montana. The area u high
nr.s.,r, has moved from Northern New York to New
,.,ndland and a second high area has moved from
wyoming - NebrasAa; Ram las 49,, -,
the ohio Middle and Upper Mississippi Nalleys
49, 49, Nid. Atlantic states and In Florida. The ten
has fallen In the Mississippi and Lower Missouri
,,i,~,s and mas slightly or remained nearly sta
',r,,v elsewhere Rain may be expected In New trg
i,nd IN Florida and the South Atlantic Coast clearing
~ tho lower region. ana generally fair elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
CUR.NS FOR TIE REP BLICAN 1IChEI.

ratification meeting of cubans VINO are III
favor OF the candidacy OF Mckinney ana ii'oar'
was held last night At No. IL west w
rha, tho cuhans are thoroughly in earnest for
49,. .ord,dates was made evident by the crowd
,ha, eli.d tho hall Chairman HenriQues made "A
long address, in Spanish and English. advising me
.ubans to organize for the party mat fought LOT
80 nansa lie was followed 10y Messrs. Harring-
,nn IN ard cross who spoke In similar VEIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
CONUERCTiL TRiTELLERS FOR WkTNLEY.


\ sound money meeting Will be held ON W"dnes-
dav Scptemhcr Q. at 800 p m at tho headquarters
Of the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
a, No 49, Broadway Garrett i. liobari. Republic
can candidate for Vice President. ana Chaunccy VI.
Dcpcw will speak the issues OF the campaign.
The meetings will be continued daily durinG Sep
,ornher and October and viii he addressed by TIN"
leading business men Of the country The CONNER
ci.l Travellers quartet will sing new campaign
songs at the meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For NeW-England rl!n. clearing SUNDAY night; south
east eals-
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne"
Jersey rain early sunday morning followed oy eearhs'
s,utherly gales. shifting o. westerly. ~,
For Western Pennsl vania ana western Ne" tnrn
showers sunday morning. followed ny ldH' hs"
south,aserly winds shifting to souih~esiery'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

Tribune Ofcc. sept. = a. m.-rhe weather Yesterday
clio ldy IN the morning II rained during the afer-
ami evening. The temperature ranged between 81
10 degrees the ,67s degrees being degree
~ FRIDAY and lovcr than that Of the
spending DAY ~ last year.
The neaiie, to.da will 10 rainy in tho early morning.
becoming clear during tho day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
,.r1vrry WILL NOT TAKE THE STUMP
He pENIEsN RtMoR CURRENT N CHICAGO
PLENTY TO DO IN CANTON.

Canton ohio sept when Major Mckinley
was informed this afternoon that rumor was cur
rent In Chicago that he was about TO take IN"
stump i'm Illinois at the request OF the N"'on"'
Committee he declared emphaticalN and especially
tina, no had no intention of making speeches out
sid. of Canton.
~ see no reason. whatsoever SAID MAJOR M'N"'-
Low for altering my determination to RENAL" ~
home during the campaign 90 not cXpeect I"
,ak. the stump / very much occupitu me-
and a Great many delegations have arranged u
,.aIl on me In Canton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
THE WORK GOES BRAvEIY OK.
80 CESSATION IL ORGANIZING MNINLEY AM
HOBART CLUBS.

" CESSATION II 'iffrAN/lN'r N NlNi--l -N.fi'
HOBART CLUBS.
Canton. ohio. SPIT. 5.-Among the dispatches
received by Major Mckinley to-day were the
following.
Lewiston Mont. Sept Tho Hon William Nc
kinney. The Mckinley and Hobart cub OF Fergus
County ssuds greeting. ana reports al ors"hMt-
ton 81 strong Sew members are Joining dalN-
This county will give good majority for protec-
''''' hRTiil'R ". srODDARD. Secretary.
Omaha xch Sept The Hon William Nc
Kinloy VERMONT and victory The omens IN thc
Norfhcrn skv are good With YOU as pilot OF the
shin OF state years Of prosperity for farm RS
merchants mechanics and workm"n ar. sure 70
come. hl7''' - 10 ~ ann
cr,sco iowa Sept The Hon. William Nc
E,nlcv. Cresco Mckinley and Hobart Bicycle
company. sixty strong. sends greetings and prom
ises cordial support NJ Vi 'iN'r @N'"ln'
Another telegram reports the organization OF
hicvcle club at tie Union Stock Yards. Chi
cago. with a membership Of 80, for Mckinley
and Hobart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06


FREQ al ...,,-,. 49,. .....i, ,ho r,iro
owners ~ i'm , ,,- ~ bi,ars ,e coir can
huild rrr,,,,a =, " ~. - - tn. eternal
So " ~ ni i WHo' "t,N 800 .l.a .bnra
H. no. @ Wiz IL ~ "!,In'n ~ M an ,al.e
,,,., IN "p'" III 'l" hll"u N'"''S W. ~, a.,
1.a,. -. rom lnal pr - - ci,,c
g.. Norlh o' "nor' or inc produ'' Z" t'"r - 81.
.c,,,.r,i t anu "l'i',N"r n h'iW -, ~ iaio-
1r his r az .i'u l'lll'N 10 w ~. ,.s;., ,'no
receiving in aymen, the best dollar that the civil
If th,re e rre, ' 3 , oi,,eo uho will ro
ceiyc it? Is there a man in tin. state Of New-York
VINO has piece Of silver bullion ~ large as my
i,o ro P1"' - gu. Iqlnt; 20 nav ''H'u 49, -
fit hy f-.o coi-agcp T,irst ,b. .fi-r ,reouners of
Tho 80 ~ mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

recording barometer Tie dotted represents the tenn
perature recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
.,r LOYAL, MEN SHOULD UNITE.

,,, nv countrvren there arc other issues upon
mitch all loyaI and patriotic men. without regard
"a prcyious political affiliations. can uni'' ~ ''
present time In fact. this Is IN" only p RIO" s''''
81 when the Democrats could an"rd 10 No.'
~, ponuhucan ticket The Chicago platform Is
90, revolutionary I'm character, so inimical TO our
CONSTITUTION and theory Of government. that inc
,ouahidInr pcoplc Of the Union ought to array
Themselves on the other side. That PLATFORM IN
splred by Altgcld aud framed by Il,man Is az S sn
peal to all the most d,he',%Tis eT states cannot
cross state line to enforce i's laws 10 nn,,,,
nail trains and to protect the peopl" IN th'lr
iivcs their property and their nome ,"tt,
~ lac, man 10 speak I would avail mys"li OF inns
opportun,ty to declare that this c;oy'rninrnt MAJ IA.
me power and will exercise uHrr 1'f g., , ,nuor
INTO ry@ rre ohcdicnco 10 tho laws Of the United
60 and 70 shield the peaceful citizens OF this
oorrtrv their wives. their chid,,eh am ,h
homes. from the violence ana "''H'''''' u INV
The Chicago platform seems designed .sp pc n
,or the purpose Of inviting the support OF az T"h
~, r"bo acek 10 set UP the Commune In the tnie,,i
states with wicked msappira,,om, or ' ;hnrebv
declares against government ny lhJunc,ion ln' I'M
INSISTING that the courts Of our country shaii n'
powcrcss to prevent by lab1rpg neople Of
IN. w, omnrrv In times come will need the power
OF the Federal judiciary to a TscI hono ,n conro
VERSES with capital and corporaon o I"a mon BURMESE
tho money powers VIII need 'h''h ior any P"''o'
WIN i"S (Applause)
SOME OTHER REASONS.
,.uon..c,tizens there are other reasons yet
~. lovaI peopl, Of this country should stand
,hor a, this time. Senator Tillman. OF South
CsrolIna. chairman OF the Committee on Kcsolu-
,,ons stood up In the Chicago Convention ana pro-
'io'' ,o,y sectional issue-the South and the
clalnlen - ~. Tho North and the East. A new sec
,fonaI issue between the North ana tne oou,h IN
w ny, w" ~ ber manhood TO the Nations "a t'ienei,
nc nut down sectional issue osu"eeh e , yscon
anu 40 and gave his lfe that they shoulu pe a t
81, remain united people hhve 'r nsad 'l
sio W 49, and piyon's Line ana nave claSpru III
od Ma good fellowship the hands Of the men Wn9
risnt Soo- Inc other side. The heroes Oh tnd'
fought upon o,,b and North. will never again en-
xre Ere IN mother sectional strife loud shssfS
lis, III az iss,,e between the West ana me h,
4 new isaue ! am = part OF that mighty
Mhs TIoIIrow It's brave. cuterprisi!E pioneer oeo-