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A sRioANp WHO LEvlES TAXES
He Also Preserves tho Peace aud Pro,ec,,
Property.

He Also Preserves the Peace and Prot.c,,
Property.
"Brigandugc is still rampant l..
many rural districts i'll Italy" said DR..
Ravogli, the rcsidcn1 Italian consul. l.,
AN Enquirer representative recent
From udviccs l receive occasioul:
| kccp in touch with home affairs. uu.;
n letter from n friend in Trieste en-
tains Il reference to Tiburzi. one of m.
most picturesque of these f~rccbout,l.
Tiburzi is about As. At the brgini. M
of his career he was rs bad as Other,
of the same vocation in life; in -.
lac was caught, convicted o. hirlS 4,
robbery and murder, and sentenced ,u
Imprisonment for life. lie ESCAPED in
1874 and took refuge in II wood near
Vitcrbo. where he lived in security. il,
spite OF II warrants IN II large reward
for his arrest. The reason of this :.
curity is simple enough. lie WAS good
20 the poor-any peasant in nccd OF
help could always get II gold coin from,
Tiburzi-and he punished traitOs.
Consequently the peasants were real.
to assist him against the police or
government cmissaries, and those who
would willingly have given informa
ton were afraid TO do so.
after his escape Tiburzi altered his
method of gaining Il living. IIc
caused il TO be made known to all the
vvcll-to-do people in The district that II
they paid him an annual contribution
he would not interfere with them, and
would protect them from molcstatinn
by others. 1t was considered advisa-
bic to agree, and TiburZi has been for
years in receipt of n large income. one
uIau alone paying him ESQ n year
Crime has considerably diminished ~,
the district: the smaller fry dare no,
modest Tiburzi's protcgcs, for ne t.
still n good shot with his English r..
n~cating rifle. Tiburzi does what In,
government cannot do: he Soilccts
taxes without trouble and he keen,
down crime.
1T must not he supposed that H.,
hides in the woods all day. lie can
walk about the whole district without
fear of capture, and he lives in goo.
style. lie goes to Rome sometimes.
presumably in disguise, and has even
teen abroad. viii he ever be- n,
rested" Time alone will tcll."-Cin.
cinnati Enquirer.
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LONDON. March l2.-The permanent
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Sir Thomas Henry Sandcr5on. WIGS
asked to-day il the report, cabled
from the United States that a settle.
ment of the Venezuelan question had
been coached, was correct. lie said:
For all know the settlement may
be near, but | have not hearl Of its
attainment
W~AsHISGToS. March Fit may be
stated positively, Notwithstanding the
publications to the contrary, that no
stttlement has yet been reached on
the Venezuelan question, but accord
ing 10 the best authority matters are
proceeding IL such Il fashion as to
warrant the belief that there will he II
satisfactory ont come. At present it
cannot be told whether an ultimate
settlement of this question will be
affected as a result OF direct negutia.
tons between Great Britain and Ven,
~czucla, initiated through "a medium OF
some mutually friendly power, or rs u
conclusion of work OF II own Ncncz
uclan Boundry Commission. but in
ono way or another Il peaceful and
honorable settlement il believed 10
bc entirely satisfactory, though the
end may be far removed.
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Brain. VIII Win.

While the train was crawling
through Eastern Nevada the other
day. an eastern capitalist. espying
an apology for a dwelling. remarked
aloud:
y man must be Il blamed fool TO
live in such a God forsakcn country
as thir =
Excuse me- answered a well
known stockman who boarded the
train at a watering station, -but
think You are mistaken i'll calling
that settler a fool. 1t takes IL blankcd
smart man to make a living i'll this
country. while any idiot ran make a
living in a city
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Purified By Fire.

There is no more effective sanitary
agent than tire. Tho anci.m who
made his napkin OF asbestos had
but To throw it into the fire when
soilcd. and it could bc made cleaner.
And il we could but build our houses
Of incombustible materials the spring
cleaning might be efficiently &C
complishcd by inccndiarism. London.
indeed, was purified from "A plague by
a general confIagration. And almost
the one thmg,which that indestruct.
able disease germ. the bacillus, ran-
not stand is heat.
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OId Glory iiurnrd.

Madrid. March l2.-At Cornnna
two hundred students belonging to
the University joined in "a parade
yesterday chccrcd for Spain, burned
the American fag, etc. Tho police
succeeded in preventing the rioters
from approaching the United States
Consulate. AZ Alicante the Mayor
and police, while Dispensing similar
demonstrations. were peltcd with
stones. Some OF the policemen
ustaiucd injuries
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LISTEN. sIL> EIs MES:

The New York Chamber OF Com
merce is alarmed. 1t knows that the
cause OF silver is to the front, and 1t
fears that it may win. Consequently
it has sounded a general tocsin o the
business men and capitalists through
ont the Nation, asking them to stand
firmly together. shoulder to shoulder
to unite in a vigorous effort to urge
the selection Of delegates to the poItl'
| cal conventions Of both great parties
who will advocate n clear and dis
tinct platform Of utterances in favor
of the maintenance OF The present
| standard OF value. The time Is short
and action ought to be all the more
prompt
While the enemy is united, shall
the people be silent and inert! White
the gold bugs will present a ohd
front in both conventions, Is It 10 oe
understood that the silver men Will
go there as an awkward and quarrel
ing squad. each man with his own
choice for Presidential candidate:
Is it not time for the Republicans
not only of California. but OF the en-
tire Pacific Coast, 10 determine that
they will be for once united, thst
their delegates shall be pledged be
forehand that they will not vote toE
any man as the Republican nominee
for President, who will not pledge
himself s4uartly ani unequivorSlly
upon the side III silver:
Let the coming Republican coaven
tons Of California, Oregon, Washing
ton. Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
and Montana place in their platforms
unmistakable silver plankS sad let
their delegates be uneGuivocall!
pledged 20 vote 70; hist man - Re
publican candidate for President who
will promise to stand squareiy upon
such a plank.
The Pacific Coast delegates may
hold the balance of power. They
be able 10 dictate terms TO the
convention. They may be able
10 name the next President OF the
States.
Will they put their united should
PTS to the wheel, or will they differ.
and become nonentities in the
great body:
Let none OF these great Pacific
Coast States pledge its delegates for
for Allison, for Reed, or
for any other man, but let them unit
instruct their delegates TO vote
for the man who will promise tostand
upon the silver plank present
ed to him.
With an united front, and the ship !
Silver and Victory the Pa
ritic Coast delegates may accomplish
much.
Without it, they are likely to cut
Is much figure in the coming National
Convention as the present pack of
luarreIing Irisbmen do in the legis-
atire chambers of the great British
EMBELLISHMENTS Bee.
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PATrERsoH:-In Eiko. Nevada. March
II. 1896. to the wife OF Webster Pat.
terson. a ll.pound daughter.

Before You try anything else for the
blood take Simmons Liver Regulator.
1t is the best blood medicine because
it is the best liver remedy. II Your
liver is active and at work the blood
will be the best. Simmons Liver
Regulator is the best Spring mcdi
cine. Il tell my friends il they want
Ia enjoy health and happiness they
ought TO take Simmons Liver Rcgu.
lator."-Mrs. Il. W. Smith, Mcintosh
Butt, Ala.
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1.-Two to %

Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson
still gives it us his fixed opinion that
every man and every woman should
attain the age OF 100. According TO
Sir Bcnjamin. the would he ccntcn.
arian must have a blonde complexion.
with hazel eyes, light brown hair and
reddish checks. lie must never
smoke nor drink. must eat very little
meat and he must not work 10y arti.
fetal iight.-LondOn Globe.
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NOTIGi..

BY order uf the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Elko County. State
OF Nevada. made this ith day OF
March. 1880, notice Is hereby given
that all persons who are charges upon
the county must come Ia the County
Hospital. or all claims for their sup
port will be d~isullOwod by said Board
except III cascs Of extreme cmcrgcn.
cy.
Attest:
WTHsTEE P~AITLEsoS.
Deputy County Clerk
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BosToT, March l2.-At3 o'clock a
general alarm was given Tor Il iiro
which broke out i'll tho Pope Manu-
featuring Company's building. The
buiIing IL four stories, and ono oi tho
finest i'll the city. 1t adjoins a mag.
nilicont building occupied 10y the
Youths Companion, which is threat
Cuyl.
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SAN FHN%CIsCo. March l2.-No It'd.
ings Of the missing steamer Rio ia
nero were received to-day. Tho
Gaelic, which left here ten days ago
arrived Mt Yokohama March 9th. and
on her trip saw nothing Of the Rio.
Tho latter left here thirty.fivc days
ago, and under ordinary circumstanc
90 the trip ought not to have taken
more than seventeen days.
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J.W Pierce, Republic, Ia, says: Il
have used One Minute Cough Cure
III my family and for myself. with rc.
suits so entirely satisfactory that |
can hardly find words to express my.
sell as to its merits. | will never fail
To recommend il 10 others, on every
occasion that presents itself" For
ealc by T.. +. Fuller.
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rcteIsOn's
FHEEI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
InIior sSystrE..

Why pay $40 for u system and
wasto three weeks in learning. when
you can buy ~ thoroughly reliable
FOR $3.50, which you can lcnrn in n
single dayF TINS IL WoMAs's GRr.T.
tsT fRiENp. therefore u boon Ia hu.
lnnniiy. Tho most searching criticism
invited. II in no fake" but a coon,
HONEST sYsTrM OF DRESS CUTTISC
Mothers. teach your daughters Ia he
fcf.supportiug. Any woman can
learn il. These charts u bc had OF
Mrs. j. Lang. Eiko. Nevada. Send
s2,IO and get one. Full instructions
with every chart. jyl0tf.
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III iw

We wish Ia notify the Justices OF
the Peace that they cun procure at
this Office. blank Summons, Aida.
Wits and Undertakings ON Attach,
mcnts. Writ Of Attachments. Criminal
Complaints. Warrants. Commitments
OH Sentence and Commitments to ap,
pear before the Grand jury. good Tor
any county in the State.
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A high liver with u torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct tho liver
with De Wits Little Early riscrs, lit.
tie pills that euro dyspepsia and con
stipation. For sale by l.. +. Muller.
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Fife TRUETr,
Teacher.

Quick in effect. heals and leaves no
scar. burning. scIly skin crupiiona
quicGly cured 10y dc Wits Witch
Hazel Salyc. Applied tn burns. Ecalds
old sores. II IL magical III cGcat. Al
ways cutc piles FOR sale by +. r.
Muller.
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y READY BuNia. Theatrical Mnn.
ngcr-'fcs, the play Is very good. but
don't you think the hero inarrics tho
heroine too Soon2 The interest drops
before the end OF tho piece" Poor
Drn:natist-"Oh. | can mako them have
another qunrrcl before they finally set
tic down. "-ltunorisiis"i," p'-"--
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Don't invite disappointment by OF.
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ute Cough Cure aud sou have hume.
diatc relief. IT cures Group. Tho
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. For sale 10y f.
+. Muller.
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Ninety Per Cent Of all the people
need Ia take "A course u Hoods Sar
sarariila at this season 10 prevent
that run. down condition Of the sys.
tom winch invites disease.
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HOUSE

The House COMMITTEES on Agricul,
ture, by a vote Of nine 10 six, decided
to lay upon the table the A@ti Option
UHatchl bill. This practically kills
the measure for thus Congress.
Quigg's amendment to reduce the
appropriation for Postotice Inspectors
was carried by lS 20 Is. Quigg's
amendment was aimed at tine 81
called letter carriers spy system. and
WIS hoily attacked in the debate by
Quigg (Hepubhcan) and Cummings
tDemoca;L Mcmillan Of Tennessee
REPLIED ;hsi the speeches were a
partisan stack on the aiminiStra
ton.
The Senate Committee o. Foreign
Relations - Day resumed the consid-
sra3oa Of the hill providing FOR a tele-
graphic cable line between this coun
Try and the Hawaiian Islands but
adjourned without arriving at any
definite conclusion. II was apparent
tha; the majority Of the committee
aae favorable 10 granting government
aid in the construction Of the cable,
bu: ii Is not clear whether they
united upon either Of the proposed
lines TO the exclusion OF others. Sena-
tors Gray. Turpie and Mills are op-
posed 70 granting Il subsidy. The
Committee is disposed TO rush the
question to a speedy conclusion.
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Prove the merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla -
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Cures of Scrofula In seyercst forms, Ike
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Cures OF Salt Rheuin. with intense heli'
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Cures OF BoilS, Pimples and all other
cruptions due TO impure blood.
Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles
needing n good stomach tonic.
Cures of Rheumatism where patients were
unable to work or walk for weeks.
Cures of Catarrh by expelling impurities
which cause and sustain the disease
Cures OF Nervousness by properly feeding
the nerves upon pure blood.
Cures OF That Tired Feeling by restoring
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FOR SALE.

We have thirty head Of registered
thoroughbred Hereford bulls aud
hcitefs for sale ut our ranch near TT.
llalleck. Intending purchasers can
SEQ the stock at any time. Call on or
address, j. u. DOEEEY 4 SoS,
Fort ilallcck.
Nevada.
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CoLUMBUs,!Ohio, March Ell.-The
Grand Opera House was unable
again TO day 10 give admission to more
than half of those holding tickets.
Some Of the delegates to the Republic
can State Convention even were
crowded ont. The day was spent in
receiving the reports OF committees
and the nomination OF State officers.
The platform declares the Republi
can party stands for the Monroe doc
trine as Monroe himself proclaimed
it; favors the return Of the govern
ment to Il debt.paying policy by in
~creasing the revenues; declares
for currency of gold, silver and
paper, with which measure our cx
change shall be as sound rs the gov
ernment and as untarnishcl as its
honor, and to that end We favor bime-
tallism, and demand both gold and
silver as standard money, either in
accordance with Il ratio TO be fixed 10y
international agreement, il that "a
be obtained or under such restriction
and such provisions to be determined
by such legislation rs will secure the
maintenance Of the parity OF values
OF the two metals, SO the purchasing
and debt paying power of the dollar,
whether silver. gold or paper, shall he
at.all.times equal.
The platform pledges the support of
the State to Mckinley for President
in the National Convention.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
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DEs MoIyEs, Iowa. March H.
Tie Republican State Convention
me at IL o'clock, and Congressman
DolliveE was elected temporary chair.
man. His address was frequently in.
terrupted by applause, which became
tremendous on every allusion to Ali.
son. -Four thousand people were
present. The convention was the
most enthusiastic i'll the history OF the
State. The platform will be for
sound money and Allison.
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Soothing, ,hcalIng, cleansing. DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc is the emo
my to sores, wounds and piles, winch
IT never fails to cure. Stops itching
and burning. Cures chappcd lips
and cold sores in two or three hours.
For sale by T.. F.Mullcr.
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"Givc inc IL liver regulator and | can
regulate the world said genius. The
druggist handed him n bottle OF Do
Wits Little Easily ~ltiscrs, the famous
little pills. For anlc by T.. +, Muller,
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
aud do not purge. pain or gripc. All
druggists. DC.
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Tie Shcehan Sisters have Just re.
ceived a large and we'll selected stock
of Spring and Summer goods. gloves
neck wear, handkerchicis, ribbons
and notions Of all kinds.
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Pure natural Abietino gum highly
recommended as Il preventative
against sore throat. Just received and
for sale at Muller's. Price 10 cents
pcr box,
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bargain and Sale Deeds, Chattc
Mortgages, Notary Public and Jus
ttcc OF tho Peace Acknowledgements
aud other blanks for salc at tho tx
DErESDEST office.
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sr,.,cbed oat the ,,au...

# Is related Of a we'll known
"---I merchant that. after MAX.
a large
property Ia trustee Tor his son, be
called the young mar iii, and. after
reading the will to him. asked IL there
was any improvement or alteration ne
could suggest. wei father. said
the young gentleman, lighting q
cigarette, a think rs thing go nova
days, II would bc better for the IL you
left the property TO the other fellow
aud made me trustee The old
gentleman made up his mind then
and tiore that the young man was
quite competent to take charge OF
his own inheritance and scratched
ont tho trustee clause.
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Conyression,,.

WAsHISGroS, March ll.--In the
Senate to day Hoar was rccognizedon
his resolution postponing the entire
Cuban question until April 9th, di.
recting the COMMITTEES on Foreign
Relations to make inquiries in the
meantime. At > o'clock Hear. with.
ont finishing his speech. asked that
the resolution go over withou, preiu
dice. Platt and others desired fur.
Their debate on it. Morgan objected.
and the resolution went to tho calen.
Oar from which it cannot be taken
except by 4 vote of the Senate. The
consideration Of the Dupont election
Was then resumed.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES. q
ADVERTISING RATES.

Wall be made - low rs IL consistent VITA
ound business: principles. Apply ~ the Of
ace for terms.
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Silver Medal Flour makes the
finest bread. URc IL.
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One Minute Cough Cure touches
the right SPOT. fl alsC touches it at
the right time IL you take 1t when you
have a cough or colS See tho pointG
Then don't cough. For sale by +. +.
Muller.
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frionds Of homo enterprise should
use "Silvor Medal Flour '
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Sclinol REPORT.

Following ia the report Of tho Smith
Creek school Tor the month ending
March 6.
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Tho IIN,nE IrnH.

The curiosity Of tropical Africa is
the wonderful flying frog, first dc.
scribcd by BishoT, of the Equatorial
Africa expedition, which returned To
Europe in the fall OF 1891. This did
ity of the reptile family is nluut the
Size of n common hulIfrog, and rCscm-
bics other members Of the order of
b~atrachinnR in everything but it's feet.
each of which is wchbCd and ciurmuus-
~ enlarged so much so as io form
splendid substitutes for true wings,
The creature has five toes on CnCh OF the
other two, which makes tour separate
membranes To each OF It's hlud Icct
and three on each f%orcfoot. or Ia IN all.
In his description Of II BishoiH saws:
Each leg terminates in n sort ot n
fan. nnd with these the little reptile
paddles the air like u locust. or like
u partially ilcdgcd bird testing its pin,
ions for the first time" Although
somewhat awkward in iig fight, tho
winged frog can dart through the mir
at u speed of about ten yurda Ter Sec
ond. and can keep itself going forward
at that rntc for from ten to iificcn sec
onda. The average distance covered
by these spurts oi Erasshoppcr-likc
Hight Is from IS la IL; yards, but
Bishor mentions instances where the
lying frog cleared sandy stretches 200
yards I'm wid,h.-lInm's Horn.
In some districts ut India large
Tanks nrc constructed Ivy banking ur
the overflow. These cmhnulmcnts nrc
sometimes mica in length. mud from
them during the dry season the water
can bc easily conveyed 30 as to overflow
tho rico fields
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SarsapariHa
To c. I. Hood & CO.. rrorrIrtors. Lowell, Mass
-, =, .,, are the best aitcr-dinnef
h00Q'S Pills pills, aid digestion. &c
MARRIED.

MARTIN RUTnERFoRp:-At Stoiicl,
Nevada, March Q, 1896, by r. \
Shcarer. J. p, Mr.. William Martin
to Miss Nellie Rutherford.
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0 lily INDEPENDENT

AN EVENING PAPER.
issued every day. Sunday. excepted.
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W. BooHEn Editor and Pro-

prictor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-07
SYMPATHY FOR THE CUBANs

, PLANK FAVORING INTERVENTION PREPARED
FOR INSERTION IN THE PLATFORM
C-,icago. July 6-The following Cuban plank is IN
the hands of a dozen members OF the Committee on
resolutions who have signided their approval OF IT,
arl Tomorrow it will be presented TO the fun COM
mi,tee for Incorporation in the platform:
Wa extend our sympathy 10 the people OF Cuoa IN
ther heroic struggle against the corrupt anu CT
rnI1t,ral system which has Oppressed ana smpo'
er,shed them and we look forward win cohliaehee
:, the dav when the new republic snail ttNr ltS
n,oce among the nations of the earth Inc spahish
f;overnment is no longer CAPABLE or Maintaining ~
a",borty in the island OF Cuba. or or fu4lhin3 us
,reatv obligations and the destruction OF AMeIisan
rncr,v IN the island the repeated Imprisonment OF
Hmerican citizens without due process OF Jaw, u :
annh,la,ion of American commerce tne frequent
alarms on our coasts. and the constant e'aSe .ho
"mr nes,ce impose upon the government " INC
GnitaJ States the duty OF restoring oer III - va
We therefore favor the prompt nterpos..o, Vi ~.
noont and believe that government satls-
S1rv ~ tho Cuban people should be established as
1-,s ia stronger than the plank aaopteo a' o.
ro,,s which only called for the extension ot 'he
,r,e,d,v offices of the Government. Mt suizer' OF
Eavyork one of the delegates from that Sta'e' mas
a,dod paragraph to the plank calling TOT the reeos-
,, If ma Cuha Ms as belligerents. but tnat Is Us
lied nv the custodians Of the panK 70 oe nv I
sstent with the 'Governilent ny 'e''
ami il IS not likely to be included.