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Notice.

YT,uE CALIFORNIA IMPROVEMENT ANI
Il Commercial Company.
The annual meeting of the California Improve
ment and Commercial company will be held on the
7th day of March, 1898. Mt 1850 o'clock D. m nt
Blanchard & Fitzgerads hall, 1l3is T. Spring St
for the election OF officers of said company and for
the transaction of all other business that may
come up before the board. j. Il. MULLEN,
S-lo-S Secretary.
The herald., 1896-03-04

The prerogatives of the wealthy and
liberal increase. They can sail for
Europe without having their names
published in the passenger list; patron
izs hotels without registering, and now
can have record Of marriage deferred
long after the ceremony. In the latter
case, the assistance of an obliging
clergyman is necessary. They can be
had, however.
The herald., 1896-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Dissolution of Coparfnersh


YJyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
L istng between Henry Drule and Louis
Wanka under the name of "'rhe 1nfusorlal Fire
Roofing CO.. doing business in the city of Los
Angeles is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Louis Wanka having purchased the entire interest
of Henry Drulle in the concern. All persons who
are indebted to said firm are requested to come
forward and make payment to Louis Wanka.
Los Angeles, Cal, February IL, 1896
HENRY DRULLE,
LOUIS WANKA.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, m
County of Los Angeles 90
On This llth day OF February, in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. before me
N. Lndenfeld, notary public in and for said
county of Los Angeles. state of California resid-
ing thei Elm, duly commissioned and sworn person
ally appeared Henry Drulle and Louis Wanka,
known to me TO he lhe persons whose names are
su bscribed 10 the within Instrument and aclsuowl
edged TO me that they executed the same.
lii witness whereof, have hereunIo set my
hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year
first above written
(SeaD l.. LINDENFELD,
Notary public in and for Los Angeles county,
state OF California. 2-l2 wed 1t
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City Lots
NOR SALE
JUST THINK OF IT!

Inc Alexandra WE'LL tract Offers choice building
lots on Eighth. Ninth and Twelfth Streets near
central avenue car line, 25xla0 to alley, at
$500, sS25 and $3.50, on small cash pay
ment and monthly instalments of only
$40. No interest charged deferred payments
Only one hundred lots left of the original four
hundred, and when they have been disposed of
such a chance 10 get home within walking dis.
tance at low prices and upon easy terms NAV new
er Offer again: Title absolutely perfect An un-
limited certificate of title or a policy OF insurance
Of the Title Insurance and Trust Co issued with
every agreement OF sale. For maps, price list and
all particulars address
RICH ARD ALTSCHUL
7-e diff 1895 w. Second st., Burdick blk
The herald., 1896-03-04

Try our port and snerry wines at rs
cents per gallon. T. Vache a. Co., Com.
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
800.
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Country Property

EoR sALE-20 ACRES IN WALNUTS,
II peaches, prunes and figs. near city, railroad
school and church: moist soil; as fine as the sun
shines on; in bearing; healthy, vigorous growth
at Us acre and the cost only OF preparing, plant
ing and bringing to its present productive cond
tion: this orchard needs no irrigation; you are NOT
Wading IN water ana mud nlne months OUT OF is tne
your trees, besides paving AS much for water as
the profit on your CROP have had years Of practi
cal experience and know what am saying when
tell you, Mr.. Tenderfoot, that there is not an
acre of ground in this country of climate that is
worth mo than $50 acre; the only curse rest
ing on this beautiful land is the oulrageously ex-
orbitant price Of raw land demanded by these shy
locks who selling IL, and you tenderfeet the
deluded victims who are furnishing the pound Of
flesh. Paste this in your hat and address
OWNER, w. Z. L. u. bldg, room .. If
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TNREE OF COST - YOUR CHOICE OF 200
II standard books, handso mely and substantial
bound in cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement in this ISSUE
The herald., 1896-03-04

XNOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE I'm
W oorporated), 2o6 =. Spring ST., is the Oldest
and largest commercial school in southern Callfor-
MA; the most beautiful college rooms and equip.
ments to be found in the state; elevator pupils
use; n large faculty of experienced and able in
structors open the entire year. both day and even
ing sessions; practical English course. thor
ough business course and Il course in shorthand
and typtwriting under an experienced stenogra-
pher Write or call for illustrated catalogue and
iull Information. q. a. llOUGH, president. n.
q. FELKER, president.
The herald., 1896-03-04

My prices for wallpaper beat all the city. 4
A. Ecks from, 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-03-04

1NOR DESIRABLE HOMES
II See those large lots. 50xl50 for $3.50 and up in
Congers Wilson tract. Take notice. All lots have
wide alleys, city water, graveled streets, cement
walks, choice shade trees building clause; only Is
minutes from business center, on double electric
car line. Easy terms
l-25 If ii. Nj. CONGER & son, 1913 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-03-04
Business Property

EOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH. BIAS
Il SETT 4 SMITH. Pomona, Cal. 6-26 If
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EDUCATIONAL


OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN
- corporated. occupies The entire fifth floor of
Sne new Currier block 2l2 w. Third ST.; largest,
oldest, best; elegant and commodious rooms in
tensey practical courses OF study, able and expe-
rienced specialists as teachers complete equip
luents, perfect lighting and ventilation, rooms
heated by steam first class elevator service; five
courses of study-cOmmerc shorthand and
Npewriting preparatory. telegraphy and assay
ing; the school is thoroughly live and progressive
II inspires as well as teaches; day and evening
sessions; individual and class instructions; sue
cessfnl graduates; fine class OF students: visitors
cordially welcomed; in information. personally
or by mail. T.. X. SHRADER, pres. f.. X.
ISAACS, Yce:pres. L n. iNSkEEP. sec. 2.2h-1
The herald., 1896-03-04

LNREE OF COST--YOUR CHOICE OF 200
IL standard books. handsomely and subst antiaily
bound in cloth. For particulars see 2-colunnn an
nouncement in this ISSUE
The herald., 1896-03-04
EOR SALE

FNoR sA1h-
s5O0-Lot iOxl25, Towne ave.
S5O0-Lot 50xi30, Delong ST., near Fourteenth
SI200-Lot G5xl40, Ninth near Central ave
SlO0O-2 lots in oil well district for cash.
Come and buy cheaper than at any time.
n. II. WALKER Il CO.,
II 125is w. Second st.
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MEDICAL

Rates for advertisements under this classified
toni time, cents per line; week 30 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE
Rates fer advertisements under this classifca-
tion-i time. cents per line; week, 50 cents per
line; month. 81 per line.
Houses and Lots
CuhvrHs
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Here are few of culvsr's
special offerings
eSooc-corner on Seventh ST.. 100 feet frontage by
III feet deep this side of Union ave-
s27oo-so feet front corner on w. Seventh st.
s2soo-so feet front on w. Seventh st.
e22oo-Central ave-, Groom cottage: lot 1s5x21s
barn and well one-third cash, balance and
years at per cent net.
ee15-For IS foot lot in the wolfskill tract.
e54o-Woliskill 25x11o; close to the Arcade depot.
se25-2511lo Towne ave. only $685.
We have the largest frontage on Towne ave. for
sale at only s27 a front foot.
House and lot on f. Eighth ST., near power house.
for $500; part cash, balance $40 per month,
without interest. Don't go longer without a
home.
s7oo-6oxlao close to Fgneroa St, or can have i5o
frontage at same figure. Snap bargain.
el6oo-A business lot on Fifth ST.; $1,000 improve.
ment will bring s25 a month rent
10 acres in oranges paying $1,000 year net in
come, for s6O0O house and barn.
s45oo-Cash; Broom modern house in southwest
portion of the city; rented Mt Si2 so per
month to good tenant.
A5oo-Business corner, close in, on good thorough
fare; 2-story s-room house rented for sS5 per
month.
go cash down and the balance in l. 2 or years Mt
per cent gross If you build on the lots at
once. We have lots c5xl2O each, and you
have only to ask for and it is yours.
Come and see us at once If you want to get
home
e1S0o-s35O cash and s2iIO month for one of those
charming new 5room cottages in the VOLTS
kill tract. This small monthly payment in
cudes interest and principal and is only
per cent net interest on deferred payments.
They are almost ready for occupancy, and
the first who comes has choice.
If you have $3.50 in your pocket and know snap
with your eyes open come and see us to-
Never buy dirt from anyone but
CULVER,
2l2 s. Broadwaf
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NOR SALE-A FEW MORE OF THOSE
Il lovely building lots for homes on f. Ninth st.,
in Hiscock x Smiths second addition prices, 5000
10 $3.50; $40 down, $40 per month"; Apply tract or
to {. A. SMITH, 2l3 w. First st. If
INOR SALE-GILT EDGE LOTS ON JEFFER.
II son and Hope streets. Eight room house and
lot on installment. MRS. F. L. THOMAS,
3l3 W. Jefferson. 3-l3
The herald., 1896-03-04

City Lots
LNOR SALE-LOTS
s675-Lot 50x125 w Twenty-thrd st.
$60-Lot 50yl44 w. Thrty-frst st.
s675-Lot 65xl35, Thirty-sixth ST., near Figueroa.
S110J-Lot 55xl05, at corner, Oak st.
s1100--Lot 55xI10, w, Twenty Eighth st.
sl650Lot 50xI5o, Bonnie Brae. between Seventh
and Eighth sts
s55o--Lot 4Ox15o w. First ST., corner; street
graded.
s5oO--Iot 4oxI5O, w. First st.
Sl050-Lot 50x125, w. Eleventh st.
GOWEN, EBERLE & CO.
143 =. Broadway.
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MACHINE MANUCACTORY

WON SERKEY MANUFACTURTNG CO., 234-
Y 256 T.. Second 81, manufacturers of special
machinery dies and models; only accurate work;
guaranteed.
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

LNREE OF COST - YOUR CHOICE OF 2)O
i standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in cloth. For particulars see Two column
announcement in this issue.
The herald., 1896-03-04
ROOM AND BOARD

TNREE OF COST - YOUR CHOICE OF 200
Il standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement in this issue.
The herald., 1896-03-04

EREE OF CoST-YOUR CHOICE OF 500
Il standard hooks, handsomely and subslan-
TALLY bound in cloth. For particulars see =
column announcement i'll this paper.
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ASSAYER AND CHEMIST

TTNIIE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE AND
4 Chemical Laboratory, IA S. Main ST. X. A.
PEREZ. L. NJ. manager 38
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
City Lots

Rates for advertisements under this clnsslfica
tion-i time, cents per line; week, 80 cents pei
line; month"; sl.00 per line.
The herald., 1896-03-04
CURING
Is for sale by all druggists.

| ENREE OF COST-NOUR CHOICE OF 200
- standard books, handsomely and slbstar
linlly pound IN cloth For particulars see >.
column announcement in this paper.
The herald., 1896-03-04

NINE. CIIAPHE-MORGAN, LATE OF NEW
ANl York city, will teach the true art of sing
ing will prepare ladies and gentlemen for
church. concert, oratorio or operatc stage; voices
tested free of charge on Wednesdays and Satur.
days at studio. room 8. The Spencer Sl6ls W.
lhlrd 81. 3-l3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

HANNA IN NEW YORK.

Republican Chairman Preparing for the
Opening of the Campaign.
New York July 2S.--Alark A. Hanna,
chairman of the republican National com
mittee. arrived from Cleveland today. He
said he could not give amy outline at pres
ent as 10 his movements while here. He
did not know whether any of the MEM
hers OF the NNHonal committee had reach
ed the cd,y or exactly when the meeting
of the committee would be- held. He sug
gested possibly tomorrow.
MT Hanna announced daring the after
noon that the cb.y quarters OF the com
iHitlee would be established Ia the Metro
10 insurance company itNtding AT
IWenty-third street. ana Madison avenue.
Inc Qnarters VIII occupy tnr greater part
Of tho fourth door OF the building ana
WIZ he opened Thursday.
During ne nj ernoon and evening Mr..
tiapna mad many cliers. Among them
Was Fred > Gibbs, the National commit
Invitation TO attend ne conference OF the
rNtrutYe comm ee TOMORROW afternoon.
NJ. Hanna was asked whether Mr.. Gibbs
He sold II presume that IN one way
M1. i,oNs rspre snls M; piA.t; No. l
III iiN ted MIN 10 the meeting OF the COM
mittce tomorrow. and | don't expect he
VIII come up.
".ut SIC here" he SAID why draw his
name In this thing? am chairman of
me NATIONAL committee. There is fac
tional ISh. N rhls state. It is rot my
purpose No add fuel 10 the flames. he
lieve all good republicans are working 100
ne good of tn rarity. The meeting is ~.
me purpose OF planning the campaign
n mis- section. / shall remain in town
Tor me rest of he week ~ least and then
return 40 Cievcianl OF course my TIM,
from now on will be devoted TO the cam
pal.,n."
When Mr Hanna read of the action of
ne o-InocrAtlc STATE committee IN main
mining science over the Chicago ticket h,
said '''
Well. If they keep this thing. M we
won't nave much opportunity, The 'nac-
WYh ri!ty means there win be nothing
done In New York STATE for Mr. 2rvan
ann alter September II at the very ear
ii"st We VIII therefore have practicaliv
SIX weeks advantage Of them an acIly.
work" " '''"
During the evening delesation from
me larin reform league calle, on Mir
liannn aud asked that he make tho tariff
.lr issue instead of the money question
MT, Hanna said IL could NJ, dnoida ,hrs
question, but the delegation could send n
representative 20 the committee meeting
tomorrow and the question could then be
discussed VIZ" "'
$ p. lilkins was here with Mr.. Hanna
finiing The evening and Mrs j. Ellen t'os
ter PRESIDENT of The Woman's Rep,blicsn
association OF the United STATES called
ana advised Mr.. Hanna to have tho cam,
naisn headquariers located in tie Wasi
MI Hanna told her he would he ,lcs,sad
TO nave her attend the meeting tonlorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

Cleveland wrote In his letter of 1s92--stcod
by the ticket and 1t was elected. The DIFF
fcrcnce between this year and 1884 Is all
in favor of the democratic nominee Hc
has participated In National legislation; he
Is broad-minded In his views on National
affairs and he does not pretend to be pos
sessed of more intelligence than all the
leaders of his party combined.
The journal Is CAD TO note the fact that,
in bowing to the Will of the majority of
the PARTY, II lis IN lire with every one of
the other democratic papers IN tho state
who labored so faithfully for the sound
money cause. The journal is proud 10 be
In such company Atlanta Journal.
Bully for old Georgia. They are demo-
Gratis over there, and there IS not a mug
State.
They are getting uneasy in the East.
The Bryan cyclone has struck them
Writing of the situation in New York and
New Jersey. Wiilium Il. Sackctt says:
l am astounded at the progress the free
silver men are making in New York aud
New Jersey. DO you know that of the
sevcnty-two delegates VINO went from
New y ork to Chicago, firm in their con-
victions for n single gold standard until
International agreement could be effected,
homes converted TO the free coinage OF
silver platform of the convention? OF the
twenty delegates from New Jersey six
teen returned declaring their intentions
to work for and support the FREQ silver
plank. They declared this not 20 much be-
cause they deemed II their duy 10 lnlde
by tho action N the convention, but be-
cause they had become rei-hoi cnthusi-
;lsts for free coinage, Today they believe
an II as firmly as they believed IN gold IL
week before the convention was held.
The most astonishing thing concerning
the rapid strides of free silver In these
TWO States is that d is in direct OPPOSE
ton 10 an almost united press in each
SAFE The newspapers are almost a unit
n opposing free coinage, many Of the
democratic papers being even more rahii
in their denunciations of II than the re-
publican papers, but notwithstRnd Ms. the
movement is growing, and growing 50
rapidly that It VIII not surprise me IN the
least IL tho electoral votes of New York
and New Jersey are cast for Bryan ana
Sewall. have just made a trip through
each of these States. and | found every
whore outside of the large cities an en-
thusIasm for the free coinage of silver
that has startled me. The trends of sound
money VIII nave hard work to countcract
thus growing sentiment before November
arrives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
SIICIDE Az LA PORTE.

La Porte. Texas July 2s.--Mrs. Mary
Newton. wife of w. c. Newton of Hons-
ton committed suicide by shooting h r.
self at o'clock this morning In tent on
the bay shore. The couple had been camp
ing about two weeks and were harmonious
10 all appearances. Mr.. Newton was
awakened by a pistol shot and discovered
that his wife had held Al-ra1bre COZ :
revolver close 10 her left eye and nule1
the trigger with the right thumb, the hal
passing clear through the head ana sans-
ing instant death, The coroners Jury en-
panelled hy Mayor Irwin, from the tesli-
monv 81 duccd attributed The act To
menia, alteration. deceased beng subject
to fits OF insanity. She was creole. par
ly Italian descent and was well known
among tho ffnli4ns around tn. Central
Market. mouston. she VIII be burei NJ
La Porto this afternoon.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Loading Texas popnlssls are in the sit-
lation OF lho co'ntrShan Who got drunk
IN town and after siari'ns nome lei!
asleep in his wagon. w hen he awok" IN
the carly morning HIS oxen wcrc gone
and his wagon WA stand.ug al The middle
Of the ro.ld and Ia the confusion of ais
s.nses IL. remarked, well, by granny. 1
have fouiid a wagon. or lost a yoke of
ox.n--d,irncd 4, know which"
According to the unpnestoncd authority
OF the a.re'sot Oh Az ,, INN w. V"u,n mo-
year. or ahour A hall dollar ncr capita
Galveston Tribune.
Then what are you kicking up such
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
THE srlnlr or rHM rnvoLr.

Fha hauk-rs are nlHiriy rattl.i4 Taev
hnfdle togcther ~ tw4s and thrcas aiA
dlteuas ne question IN much the same
sci 10 "hen death is al hand nm. mar.
they look into tn, silver an, .tio0 IN.
mere convinced lnev ure t6Ht n.ll,ins
short OF III rflcl.- can def al Hr.an-A
New YORK dispatch.
Revolutions are always possible anl
often probable" among a people sun retain
Ing an independent poatlon politically
and stu possessed OF a manly sa,,t A
people must he stepped IN iRnornnce or
bound hand and foot in SLAYER, when ~.
sentiment nj political and social ,vrnnnv
ard abuses fails to incltc a spirit.i ,,,,t,
The trouble with the money chs,,.,.r,
ana SPECTATORS IN tho Eastern banki,e
centers has been an overconha,,oo il, 80,
patience of tho American people. IN.
public has so long submlssIvly borne tho
Hps or omission ana cofnmisslos, OF
official servants, 1t has been though, Tim,
the mas'ses would stand any darrdlctlon of
duty on the par, Of legislative and ex,cu.
tive servants. In National. State. county
and municipal affairs rings hay, DOM.
mated and officials have failed In the per
fcrnance OF duty to such an extent lhat
the people were beginning to be regarded
with contempt
The money spectators, taking their cue
from the popular patience under mlsgoy-
eminent, have been openly and disastrous-
~ ra!ding the treasury for three or four
years past and turning the provision for
q gold reserve into AN agency for personal
enrichment. while saddling an enormous
bonded debt on she country In t.nes OF
profound peace.
II was within the power OF the secre-
tary OF the treasury 10 threaten, the specu-
htors with silver payments under the
governments option. in case of an at
tempted raid upon the reserve. but there
was no man great enough in the treasury
at tho critical periods to riss with the oc-
casion. The government was surrendered
TO he pillaged ind then the greed ana
want of patriotism OF the money spcci-
lators were so marked ard acted NO dis
astrousy upon the Nation that the peopl.
at last became enraged.
Al SIr. Hryan said, petition was tried.
but the petitiimesv were Knocked at--thei
chs spirit Of revolution which was dor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
THE BANK COMBINE.
Plan of the Syndicate to Control God
EypCftc.


New York, July 2s.-Referring to the
plan u check gold exports devised by
The committee ol foressn bankers auS
unanimously agreed 10 b. The nemissik Of
tne loeM communicative titra.d ln.s morn
hs says:
mo attitude OF the bankers toward
thc-r customers, 1t IL said. MA be 10 s.n-
~ assA.e them ti.ai ti!e!e Will be an
abhudant supply OF p.ils Al the market NJ
low rates. 1llroIsh dssccantng lh-ir own
paper and esidD.ls Mn. credits abroad to
ufam sisaisst, me iutei nALonal hJuaea
VIII be able To keep the exchange rats "A.
Il figure that viii make gold expectation
an expensive transaction.
Although officials OF the banks who
aeposit.e with the sub-treaslsy TO restore
the reserve dsclaim any connection win
the foreign bankers. II Is generally admit
teu that the success of the enc Vas made
aspendent upon The action ~ the uthe4 rs.
have parted with thoir, sold had they not
been assured that the foreign houses
would arrange some plan whsreby tina
metal might be retained IN the. country
They saw no use OF paying into lhe treas
ury il 1t was to be as promptly with
drawn. ,and in consequence the foreign
bankers action was IL necessity.
There las been considerable discussion
as to tie amount of exchange that VIII
be necessary 70 Tide over the .nifrvai Of
ana it may and proSsbiy viii ii1 he n ,n,i.0nS
While the p,a.od that is ,tonaii4red nee
''Shis W MANI lllp'is+rli 'cf ~ sci fDNn
mt sixty days IL is undsrs,a1n that # th,
supply OF GOTTEN and sratn bills in the
market he NOT sufficient TO adjust affairs
within mat time then the pool viii con
INTENTION is 10 offset any sudden panic
which may follow the hlatherins Of ,,sma-
cues during the campaign
The workings irf the syndicate viii, az
course entail Inconvenience upon indi-
Visual, memhers. and rcssibly 10 some a
loss OF profits The latter. II is SAID. viii
t.fa hTflas he
The firms. that WIZ manage the pool. or,
az = will he called the cNearng house far
gust Belmont & Co. T.. Won Norman ~ e.
Co Kahn, Loeb & Co. AID I@z,r1
,Ercres. The BROOKLYN hanks WIN fail into
line today IN tho effort to maintajn nc
reserve inaus1rated by New y-rk and and
tcirai In by Hoston. Ph'adelnhia and
Chicago. The movement seems therefore,
mne'ns as to Its success and tha wisdom az
the movement " "
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n,ant was aroused and In its presence we
And the money changers ''hutDiied to-
gcthcr'' in terror.
1t Is not so much a craze for free silver
as 1t Is a solemn and emphatic protest. in
the SoaIth and West, AGAINST a monetary
system aSi an Administrative policy which
have rendered the treasury OF the United
States prey of the SPECTATORS and
locked up money In Eastern banks for
the purpose OF forcing bond issues when
1t should have been in circulation among
the people invigorat,ng all kinds of busi-
ness.
The spirit of revolution has exhibited
itself on two or three memorable occa-
sions before in this country when those
who bad reckleseiy invoked the storm
stood tremblingly in the presence of its
power. The Eastern bankers are acting
too late in protecting the .'cssrve. the rec
ognition of tho eXtent and strength of the
storm has come only after the lightning
Is beginning to strike home, and 1t Is not
u matter of s,irprlsc. therefore, to read
that the reckless speculbtors and the syn
,licatc spollsmen age "h,idilng together
in little groups amazed and in terror at
the impending danger approaching them
on the bosom of a mighty and popular
tidal wave.
May the Lesson be valuable one to all
reckless classes and public officials who
are disposed to forget that the people rule
In the United States, aud that there Is Ia
limit 10 the peoples patience under mis-
mana cement of public affairs. 1t VIII be
profitable to remember that the spirit OF
popular resentment can st1l be easily
aroused in free America.