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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

The Rev. DR.. Alice K. Wright, who
is the pastor Of a Universal Church in
Brooklyn, has Fixed up a new mar
riage service, in which the contracting
parties vow to live faithfully together
''until the death Of love do us part. "
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

4 Kentucky legislator proposes 10
make It crime 10 swap horses within
I've miles Of any religious meeting.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
WRECKED BY WINDS.

Southwest Virginia Visited by Cy-
cIones-Two Women Drowned.
Great destruction Of property from
the cyclone and heavy rain in south
west Virginia Sunday afternoon is re-
ported. Near Rural Retreat the wind
swept whole tracts Of timber land clean,
blew down barns and scattered fences.
The depot at Gate City, Scott county,
was struck by lightning and burned
down and in that vicinity two women
were drowned Several railroad
bridges have been swept away.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
INDICTED GOVERNOR ALrGELD
Along With Trustees of University of
Illinois.

The Champaign county, ILL.,, grand
Jury has indicted Gov. John P. Altgeld
and the entire board of trustees OF the
University of Illinois for not comply
ing with The state law requiring that
the American flag be displayed over
the state university building.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

TINE may be money, but just try to
buy a lunch with it.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17

be os. IS and 30 carry through Pullman sleepprsl
tween Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
NO. Sss connection carries sleeper Atlanta to
Chat ahOOga.
Passengers GIN >1emain 1T Chattan ooga uuti
z a. III.
Through Sleeper via Asheville will be resumed
June 18th.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
Key to the PuZzler.

No 136.-Royalty in Anagrams: 1.
Robert Bruce. 2. Xerxes, king Of Persia.
g. William Rufus. 4. Louisa, queen of
Prussia. 5. Henry Fourth of France 6.
Joseph Bonaparte. z. Frederick A dolphus.
s. James Second of Scotland. 9. Elizabeth
Stuart.
No. 137. -Charade: Tartar.
No. 13S.-For Young Scholars: Hear
advice; be earnest in study.
No. 39.-Arithmetical Nuts: l. 49, 2.
81. 3. A, "a; B, IL; G., g.; D, g. S4S at the
beginning. 4. 6, 81, Is, 81.
No. 140.-A Civic Enigma:
Where's the coward that would not dare
To fight for such land?
No 141.-Proverb Square: Defer not
till the evening what the morning MAY
accomplish.
No. 142.-Anagram Steadiness.
No. 143.-Flying Queries: 1. Kite. 2.
Tyre Qiar). 3. Love. 4. Martin (narten).
5. Knot. 6. hooking bird. Z. Parrot (t).
8. Putin (g). 8. Rice. 10. Ruff.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17

The outer circle of 3 characters and the
inner circle of II represent the letters of
the names of two days set apart yearly for
a certain celebration. Each letter, in each
circle, is the initial of flower
The flowers of the outer circle are %
we'll known white flower.
Scattered on each mead and downe;
az the sweet brier; 80 dianthus stately
and fragrant, it's language pride and
beauty" (4) bridal flower of unusual
fragrance, from lands "where groves of
citron flower;" 80 the queen of flowers;
60 early in spring
Blooms on leafess bough,
it's language is "hope" CD corolla bell
shaped, with six petals, the blossoms
sometimes white, frequently very gay; (8)
vine that often adorns the exterior walls
of churches; (9) the emblem of peace; (10)
the flower for PATRIOTS; Q1) the narcissus,
major; Q2) an "everlasting' flower, usu-
ally purple or white, the language Gun
ohangeable;" 03) tall, white flower,
sometimes called "Adam's thread and
needle''
The inner circle: Cd flower of Is spe-
cies, divided between the United States
and China, very fragrant and beautiful
it's language Glove of nature;" (2) wild
flower, with clusters of white blossoms and
medicinal dark purple berries-language
"compassion;" (3) tiny flower of great
fragrance, the reseda; az a flower often
seen in hanging baskets, pink, white or
yellow; (5) an evergreen shrub-language
remembrance; "(6) the deur de lis; CD
kind of white cedar-language, "unchang-
ing friendship" (8) favorite, "fairest
where fair ones are;" (9) has less frost
than the ice plant; QO) the Mayfower;
1D wild flower, white and yellow-lan
guage, "cure for the heartache."
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
The Egg In the Bottle.

You may make an egg enter a bottle
without breaking by stepping it in strong
vinegar for some time. The vinegar will
50 soften the shell that it will bend and
sxtend lengthwise without breaking.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
No. 14s.-In the Kitchen.

Anagrams: /, c., return sack. 2. Rum
street gang. 3. Sheep driveress. A.
sleep pat 5. Ida, stop those. g. Take
No. vi spot. 7. M. has poor taste. s. AS
to paper rot. 9. d., hiding US, sped. 10.
Irene, dress lisa. II. Ferg is a terror.
12. No pills. Grin. 13. Sh! Ada slides.
IA. Insane rope dancers. Is. Cause maps
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
No. 147.-A Hidden Proverb.

No. Ara Hidden Proverb.
You are old enough to go alone Mary.
1t is raining fast today.
am nearly as tall as my mother.
My little brother is very good boy.
AS was going for walk heard car
riage driving behind me.
Will you have piece Of sugar?
We will have dolls feast tomorrow.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
Tommy Had His Reasons.

"What's the matter with you today,
Tommy? You seem to be uneasy"
Il am," said the bad little boy. eyes
terday was pas and mas wooden we'd
ding, and all the neighbors sent 'em shin
gles!'
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17
No. 146.-ReVerSals.

Remove one letter from despoiled,
Transpose what may remain,
A visitor nocturnal comes
That gives US joy or pain.
Treat this word like the one before,
"Completed" will appear.
Remove one letter from it now,
Insanity is near.
Once more remove letter, then
A relative have we;
One letter take away, and, lol
A thousand then we see.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17

All the words pictured contain the same
number of letters. When rightly guessed
and placed one below the other in the order
numbered, the diagonal from the upper
left hand letter to the lower right hand
will spell the name of popular American
writer Of poems.-St. Nicholas.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-17

Day Coach ON No. IS through to Atlanta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
FUSION N 1872 AND IN 1896.

Nashville American. .
one OF the crimes which the Courier
Journal and other holting democrats al
lege AGAINST MT Bryan is that he brought
about a fusion of tho popullsts ana dem
ocrats a fewytears ago Tor the purpose oil
getting himself elected to congress II Is
also held to be a crime for the democracN
to desire any kind of alliance WIN t"e
por,rssts this year, ard to even cqnS'"er
tn. probabilities that the pophlsl eot-
ventbon Will indorse the democratic nom
inee 10, the presidency. Most of the pop
ulists in the South formerly aeioneed 10
the democratic party, ana II Is me par
OF good po.,ics to get them bac *. II Is
nonsense 10 say that the democracy uoe9
not want votes. and to treat tho popuiist
as u thing accused
Hut isn't it rather late III the ga! 90
bring up such a charge as tniS Ane
lresldt ntial election OF ISL contains an
De recedent Tor tbs sort Of .lhnS: NC
ccrilng 10 the gold bug -de2 M ,.SNe,
and was u so.u mug clndidlie or !.
| gold but, platform four years ago, ana al
t.iat Jim. the poiu.-st Mas al! ana ~
| and "a repudIationlst. Yet IN lNe pi VIZ
| Western States an aIian." was made pc
| TWEEN tho democrats and the pDpu!is,s
and the cleveland electors We're aetut'ilS
| withdrawn. In the states u t1.or,uo 40
| ldano, Kansas. Norm Dakota ana " 70
| ming the terms OF the fusion were laith
! fully carried out. Cleveland receiving only
| tNo votes IN tilosse States. Tie democrat
| enabled In. lion. iaW~ Il. weaver 1t
| carry all OF the I'VE except Wyoming
| II is worthy of remark that MIR. Cleve
land IN SO wae perfectly willing 10 maxi
| an alliance between tins sound II oncy
democrats ana the free silver polUhsts
| Neither he nor any other sound money
democrat -four wears ago raised ANY itr
| t-culi,r objection TO ms abandonment %
| the democratic cause IN nve States u
order to reap 4 substantial adNan age
As matter Of fact this fusion
Scstion and the work Of the ZION. a. \
German. Bua while It is all right TO form
an alliance OF This KIM IN IN, interest .
any candidate 81 the gold bug ner7 IS on
| il is CRIME for the democracy 20 be IN
aoisei 10y the popGliais III order to ciec
a free siiNer democrat In Viner woris
the gold bug Idea is that rs.scAls crailkS
pirates. rerldiitinnists, dos ana AN n'cn
.Sts ara all iight SO long as We can us
them, Trey become our noble and pa
tr-9tic allies - ii We're. NAT ldst as 500
IL tih'N IN Over to the Otnar sid" ana in
dorse the oin.r fellows They slough ~
their nobAiiy ard th.ur patriotism an
relapse INTO their OF ronGilion OF ia-
cal;tN rcrldiation nni nnnrchism.
All Of which l. drcidcdy AMUSING HOY
smart tics" not st.,-s ,iOilsts arr Bu
turN al irfl@ TOO hot to he fiawlas,l
SlaaW Their theories are fun at cracks
tnu ther hrsilnmntS are badly perforated
wv We WI leave them To wres,le wit
the problem that fusion with nopulsr
va patriotism with Cleveland as a can
Hl"sIr; put /, treason with Bryan Is
: candidate. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
AN OLD LINE DEMOCRAT.
IL. t.f.t..,. 50, nj. ~,

To the Editor OF The Post.
would hks to say a few wtrds to the
many readers OF your valuable paper IN
regard to the great political campaign
that Is before US. In the trst place /
want to say that 1 am i sound mouey
democrat. and have Always been opposed
TO the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer The platform and nominees Of The
Chicago convention W re- not my choice,
hut as a dcnooeat | feel bound TO support
thcM 70 the utmost of my .tui..y.
Those who mao. TIM platform and those
~ho arc Supporting It ar 'a' d fanatics
ana popunS ; by som. cNtrr.n4 Is Nno
claim 10 oe cr.giEtl ana sp.'4 nc 'rtuu-
trl,s " ell. may tie 81 ueWaAt lsiii,t al.
ulas. and there are thousands pl arin T.
Gratis ~ Ills S,aie VINO, ah r,Sseli, al
NOT believe IN ira SILVER. hut WIl stand
" inc chicago piAiterm ana - n9aline g.
We az told that Grover Iles'ulHl Wil
repudi.lle The platform anu ~ sp. tor
Mckinley lie may uot vote fer bryan,
but he WI! never vote far Mcr4ulet
haNe always basa AMI am nov a great
abnirer It Nj cleveland. and stti' e-
iieve n nm but h- S 7 les mp'r'anre
70 me- man my parfy an party su"t 50
belieNe tina; thr pppulSis ME- tu-,'st
Bryan ana SewaN for there ar uunhrrs
OF them fwho are not afisr officer tiia'
! interes; % ~. ni1s4ea u IRE pe9ple.
prominent pcpulist Of i,hs, county
/ tvhs OPT SOS the lndarse ni,.nt Of Bryan
said the other riay that SILVER was sinai
sssle. Cofnpa.ci witt other issu $. tod
nm tnai "" gold mon IN 1uth' II VAS tns
/, lrn,st .estra that had struck us N a lune
time. aud was getting larger aNeiN day
! tor s.NeIni months II has be"n alinc -
an accepted tact tnat fht repuhlirtns
Wauid sNl.p ihA country i'm tn" roml q
National catnr7r en-. but ~lthin ,he past
f,W days men arr changing her opinions
N r gard "a me lnqiter an1 Qua era ::
th'uk they have vfvy gto} chance
" 90 az fttrt II, p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
THE NE:.ASCO OIL MILL.

Neiasco Tiineg
j. :. Price. wno for many years was
In charge of the Merchants and flauters
Oh mill a Houston, and w'Aose enterprs 50
and bushes capacity built up ihat m
stttutlolI hs. accepted The intils%m NJ al
the Nelaso, Oh mil. wee y. NJ lAli'ieiF0,
reslenri. -.
Mir Price is isow mere aud IL making
soin. improvements N the plant, ana WIN
b. reaiy Ton an carly season. ~ l. we
intention OF the new manager 10 run Inc
plant on fun regular time, which NH he
| !. great advantage 80 Nelascp. as Il Mi
| turn loose several hundred dollars ualis
among wage earners Mi A. A. Nariell
| one ot ahe best mechanics and all round
| mill men In the South. Will remain US su-
ylorintendent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Vciasco TiuHs.


y. W Amburn, living six mics west
o. ALVIN and twc mls eas' Of Many !.
mas been hauling corn aud eltion 20 town
- several weeks pasi SIR Amburn
Raised this yer aNgat 'urlA = res 81 ,oTi
tina, would average HO.n forty h'Sl' 4.
par acre. $3.50 several f.9 % coIuh.
-, has boon cNper.incnNfB w,lh sea is-
tsna ostou 1,ui l4, aa4 sl.i.' ~ las aeiAA-
Alrs VIII plint out next = 7on ina "Nlua
90 he ioug STAPLE. The proi,ielois o. ,.if
AiV.n antioh SIN have agreed 10 phi N
naehiuelA for ginning Sea Island cotton
] ihey have ihe assurance of marc he s
~ "A res planted. They need have no
i.ur along that lne lrcm what W. tAD
learn th-re VII bc mar. than twice lhIs
amount planted around here 9nd rs mneh
n,'e along sho4 o.ate hAycu. MI tno+N
Who have Experimental with IT say ny
think II a sncctss " hrn the short sta
pie was bringing from . 10 , cents pel
round, sea Island cotton MAS Stl'nr
~ adiiy for n to II cents, The yield Is
not SO large, AS "A general fning, as ~
! short staule. hut the aiuernee IN tht
price ma keA the Sea Island Gar IA. n"s'
| yNying crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
turn to The kind of administration which
the republican party gave us?


when the gold bug papers seem TO have
u strong array of nau.mt al exchanges
opposed to the action OF ttc Chicago con-
nj on. The Houston Post quoting from
fully AS long u list OF just AS ni'uen ial
journals showing ma they viii support
the Ticket Evening NJ tetr
That Est of alleged boring newspapers
Is a rake. In 1t are number of stra sht
republican and so-calsl independent Ia
rers. like the Times Herald Record and
News OF Chicago, while there are others
which. While no. liking the Platform, are
supporting 'he ticket. As 10 Texas tn
hist names the Galvcs.on and Dallas News
the San Antonio Express and Austin
Statesman. The News's are not in any
sense democratic, tho Express is demo-
cratic Only when ;. suits II to b.. ana all
four of the papers named We're boltets
aga ms. the regular state democracy in
iS'2 On this subject The Indianapolis son.
uirel says. In the Chicago Post and
some ether papers that are aeb sh.ns
bogus lists of democratic papers that have
boxed the Bryan ard Sewal tickle. we
wish 10 say tina; they nre lying outrage
ously. Not a democrat raper IN frdi1na.
so far a. sc know, has holtcd the CHICAGO
ticket. and Vet Chicago papers persist IN
publishing the names Of Indiana newsua-
pers in Tho bol,.ns list
only one daily Now spap4r of general cir
cula ON in the great : ATE OF r,xas sup
nor's the Chicago ticke,.--lialvtsio rr-
bunc.
Blu, that one VIII endeavor to keep
the flies or all of the others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
uOKE SMITHS PAPEn'

Atlanta, Ga, July q. ~. ~.
Journal, Secretary lioke shh. !,
which led the fight in Gso's y,
the free and unlimited ccnase ~
and which had not here.olJ,n th,l
what course 1t would pursue Il:
ent campaign, says N n, spprvs
today tina; while " cah w, nil 4.
the Chicago platform IL w"
BRYAN and Sewal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22


Both the republicans and democrats are
at work in ST, Ions on a hig vote CATCH
ings scheme. 1t Is silly to criNcise the
democrats for seeking an Endorsement for
Bryan Hanna and his men are working
Just as hard as they know how on the
other side 10 prevent the Endorsement.
Polittcal managers ire GU, for votes Mt
all times. and there IS nothing wrong
about efforts in that direction so long as
money IA not used nor principles com
promised. If there are any men among
the popuists VINO can be induced by
morey TO prevent an Endorsement OF the
democratic nominee. Hanna has got she
money and is shrewd enough to tind them.
The Endorsement OF religion by an old
time sinner IS not popularity supposed to
,nJure or debase the creed TO any alarm.
Ing extent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

I'VE ARE HERE TONIGHT CON
SULTlNG TOGETHER As DEMOCRATS
UPON PARTY POLICY. W HIN itta
NATIONAL CONVENTION sl1ALL y =
THoRlrArlNn.LY pECLAkA. ih-Af
PARTY POLICY THEN ALL DE EEK
ENCkS " ILL BE AT Az END AMONG
US. AND WE WILL LINE -, SnDt l..
DER t. sIjul LDER As DtApC X :
AND STAND scLiii.f ~ l. pAtt'I i
pLATFok N APPLAUSE. rs f-t RE
TARY HOkE SMITH IL OPENING HIS
CHEAT DEBATE WITH MIR. CRISP IN
C.EDPGtA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
AN OVATION At 0IlIi
a Nom Partisan Rec.ptios !. !.
Democratic Nomi,..,
AN ADDRESS TO HIS MANY rplrr,
Appiauded by tho Pson,.
Watermelon Presented to a. Y
Visit to Council Blufs.

Omaha, July 2l.-upon the o.
his first visit to Omaha since Nj.
don. Hon. William !. Rrv.s A4l
evening rendered a magniticen, or,s
entirely non-rar,tsan in its ch,,..
left Lincoln at p. m. accomn.,,.,.
couple Oh friends and a half do,,.
representatives. When the train ~
into Omaha at 7:4s p, IN. che ,a,.x '
form was crowded with a cheerlns
ing ssembly-inen, women and ohn,..
whose vocal efforts drowned the mn..
the FIRST infantry band. A large Nil
had been erected at Fifteenth ami n
las streets, decorated with bun.l,,
streamers. Around it was asssnba
crowd of people, wisle the not,
windows of adjoining buildings ve-. \
with spectators. The appearance a, y
Bryan was the signal for pro,opyA, ?
nearly cheering that continued At ~
intervals unii Judge Doan ny,sd "a
Judge Dc,an introduced Mayor lfa,1
republican, who delivered an addss
Welcome.
When Mr. Bryan mounted the plal,
It was several m-nutes before his rsst
hushed the uproar and his remarks l,
Frequently interrupted b. chesn ,
said.
MIR Mayor, Ladies and Gen.len,
+, need not say to you, my friends ia
3...,,,. ,n,oh.d Ia. ,h.> l,'-
- 1920 ,''t.'>, .re u,aia.sa
-,',a ,,,s ncn,i,',,ian ,.r ss's1IS
~, ,en " 1
10y. 80. - H., ,s,s,, a'soss.1
w 9J.iN' ''..,.'' .sss"es a.
- 1.ls oiie ~. .1c,' 'hN ahoas
-. i,V.,'S' ~ -. So 80. y
".~'','. -, .ss ~
eau 'h9 Nltu9-oi.' a. itsi'ec' tiose it
u.li's n'''s ~ nt a, IVA.
| pref AZ IA" ld' '"a' an ~ csasa
nti ore ne A,'tei'S,iI pVesie irs usT
fsl o"ivS' :" 'nr t'""e' VI asa" " W
81, ~ 10" ~ ,.i,,, ,ho ,,,sr,,.as
am mp 80" MtNn .i'e 'sapvnsas
DIV am supporter py the coiss''S
ma. ~ ,iSe'eu ! 9'''i., nav VIC ~
OF '''oo'eNo Pvopie' Nc - II" s KY
| ncc.ls.u il' i.e hidAoi hete a. u leYaAsJ
| s'-t nefore me- ftphpiicahs', ppa
and prom oitlvnisls Is well as uem.z
! can appeal TO You, my ireaas VIA
regard 10 parry ana testity thA u
coistfat through "hieh nave passI
nave conceded TO my opponents Inc
honesty OF hnrpos's .i'a' nave aeilas
s. i, = n The great campaign whsi
are en- ting II YOU SPEAK IN ~
mentaly erns Of me, say 10 you Y
good word you say oil me | can fee.
| my oppo. tiN, MAYOR Mckinney.
tel m.. that you believe honestly IND
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

"Never will | vote for Nc
Kinley Never will l vote
the republican ticket. or for
any man, even my brother
who might be named there
ON. n-GRoyER CLEVELAND.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
HARD TINE ORGANIZING.
Middle ut the Road Men Gould Not
Get Together.
SLuRS FOR CHAIRMAN TAlBENECk
Row at One Meeting aud Hos,'ii'ies
barely trcvented-t harees of Urea
aOn Mark Hanna's Money.

tho rood mn ,,,ra -, -a.s,nu ca,,opslng
upon THIS selection of temporary orr IN "a
! lion when they received tho news that the
National ,.o,n,n,t,.. Ia. an aImos, unani-
''' .o'''','eo ~ N'' '''''H p.,.tr
! nous vote had soi,eted senator
| for temporary chairman Al the none ~
| ,hss ,n,,o,,,e'.,ne,,, -, ,as "f'v,lon,.''
~ ~ - ,,,
! laws. leN'n walked tntonst i'e
! ference from ono door to the utNrr nilf ~
-, .,,,,t,,,. ,,, ,si,,,t,,,..., ,,,,t i'm suqsk.
49, - Vs. ' - " ...,o., d,
| ing OF IL man Tor temporary e'"'-. NJ
] tltl.aute announced mat "CNclouc" paws
Mas IL man Tor the nfidlo oi
| mon to select.
II am vely sorry to announce sa''
,.,a ,,,i.,n,e ,tbat our Nalionll commit
I lsti,Ier far Temporary .haira, m aft ~
-, -a,,,a ~ ,tj M, iapr,.l3 OF
.''fA' i''s''s ~ t,,,,i.r's.
! Texas ana her delegation ~
| feet"
| N.Y.. o,,,a, .r,,,,,..r r,svts' CHANGES.
| ~ ~ ,..., ,,.tie
Amer AeNorai sHcee1es NO
,.ranr If r@yas WIN, WAS pr.sla.ns al -ne
800. ,..,., NOS, t,yornbly N nt.3ned
Tor temporary chairman and the "r ara
,,,,o ,n,t. maj he would l,e saU4tA- sptN
! -, ~. middle of the roAl pupHil- s.. 'e
.,,,,,,,.,..,,lrnt WAS received VIA cnr-'iN
! i,,- ,ns,iiuc had been sojn. OK tor lnlt
| I'm. f,af,,rr ms stage was mach IT, nAt
mo progress had been made IN 1 p"S'-
,,'4s Nay.
as delegate, statel that ne hia
msf ',rnt, from "A confcrnrs wfh hnt :
N, III" - iSr ,lym anu q -.- asi-
h,'.. lo yi,e pras,,l,nj. 10 mad 's-hea
-. r,.r tviaI piisif,oi. No. Hon.l e.. Nv nl7
,. !, hAfor,. the convent ea. Butter W
t..ua,l nam hat hu shoe.A s''s - ,'' 's
itl',,t,llst PARTY mad reached ci-s'is "iil !.
must nl-.ei ana Ihai =. snona ~. !
M y manner winch would save the parry
~, 80 ..,.,s: a t4f.-p..ilt if.s at.l.t. 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

and lis not receiving the support of Mr..
Sewaii" he is here to fight Mr.. Sewall 10
a finish He said tonight:
"Nir se,yall is now candidate for the
VICE. pres. deacy OF The United States on Il
silver ,ieket lie adv.s.d his friends 10
VOC Tor Mr. Wins!pw, The gold can,lida,e
saying we must have "a new SILVER plat
form, 1lnSn witch MIR. Winslow can stand
1 win fight Scwa,l."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE SAM

s.l'f man 1lenI0cfAt.
The Dallas News asks; .'Shsji ~, c,,o
cratic party be dcs,royede" No. rbs
News mas not political influence enough
o. destroy IA justice of the ,,.,o.. "
| DOES ~ ioolishly ask if IL snail 49,, ny
the democratic party. "es"'s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

Will street--aud what it stands for--fs
putting itself beiccc the public just now
In the amusing huriesque OF the patriot
element of the country, arrayei in dcsrer'
ate conflict to save the people from the
"anarchists and ieNoluuonistss DufinS The
las, session Of the Texas legislature a law
WAS proposed dong away win fees OF
cfic- and providing salaries ransnS iSom
slp.- u 5000 ana when information OF 1t
came to the ear Of an officer who was
n.aking tee thousand a year OUT of tht
fees OF his office he exclaimed "Those
e-n anarchists VIII ruin the country
Patriots tremple when such rahbic is in
control"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
,,,.,,,r,vr COMMIT

Augusta. Maine '"s mere tc''.,
democratic committee f' The z.
orange sampaign plans ~, seq
and asa nj r. faiisd TO tan,rke =;
Tho commit,ets, doors!n, he sssold y
q 5fs IN ma'i tsuS Si moe SSs,Nss" tie
uAg man .,ttJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

The POST Is na'nrally gratined al The
commentators when 1t IS receiving on
.li sidss BY reason Of Its stand for democ-
.acy. But The Post caiy doing Ks duty.
When VI declared long ago faal /. was a
democrat it meant what It said. To claim
to be a democrat and yet oppose the
,,omine.,s and platform OF the party IS
absurd and senseiess. Men who have no
idea OF discipline nor conception of loyalty
may profess one thing aud do anotn7r
b,I. they only make thems"lves ridiculous
l.ls.d,s this is the peoples night as Wen
as delnc1racys s. ana every friend of the
masses MUS, come out for them or against
them.