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financial Glettlcns.

mn " Annual Siockholders Meeting ,.i.
,rr ,<\IfII MEETING or the Stock
,,e.-s II the New England Railroad Company VIII
- Ill ca the passenger station building OF the 80 n.
~ "a. Haven and Hartford Railroad COMPANY ~ 80
for,I Connecticut. on THURSDAY oct Gnu 80
a. 90 CLOCK T. NJ for the election OIL & h,rss.
COMPANY au ma ,~f,re the meeting. The ratlhcaon
may 49, 49, ~ tho Providence Springneh hal"O'u
OF thc leas. ,., l., the attention OF this meeting .
The stock transfer books o. ,ne az i-,h iseG
IN, a, i've cofe Of business saturday: 20. i'n io'p
closed a. . closed until the day after the mai ad-
,ournuent Of the annual meeting
ny pruT' % NV LANES W PERKINS. Secretary
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- ---,---I. . DO GEANDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE DEN FL. O. go New York. Sept. isth. lsgd
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the s'ockhold-
o.. NJ this Company, for the election OF prscors,
sn te,r IT, will be held a, The principal once o. me
psous"s Colorado the ID Tuesday OF oc-
& nsxt being the 2Oth % said month al !. cloch
noon. s,c, hooks will be closed IL O'Clock noon.
,r ,,ib and reopen the morning OF October .?ih
1896 , Nd ~ D.,sc,o,.
Ey ofde' OF Wv WILLIAM WAGNER. Secretary
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Liploeno Notices

NORFOLK q SOUTHERN r. X. CO; 1909
"a HROADWAY. NEW YORK, SEPI II, ie"''
~ A DIVIDEND no. ~. ~ ,,.,
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE IEh
a CENT upon the capital stock ~ THIS company
n..n saclar@d payable October 10 1896 at the once
a.. Atlantic Company. ~ Nllllanl Slrret ~
OF ,hr -, rsrord ~ September 1896 Transfer
80" viii be closed september 30 1880: ana rropei''
r.nf.r 10 Isa Iy order ~ the Board ~ directors.
oct"o'' - ' NJ ". DOMfNICK. Treasurer.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW'JE tl 81 ,sos
,tq IIIr,I,TY- ST NEW YORK. October an ~, ,y9u
. ItiIIvtiIIE\D OF ONE AND ONE-QU AFTER
n . .o,, has IRIS day been declared payable Novem-
~ % =, s,ockholders Of record NJ the close ~ o'ne
- The transfer books Will be closed from y. ~
y, 1,,,rs,r october 18th until the mnrning 81
October 30. :. ~
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for long and short bills respectively. Rates for
actual business closed as follows:
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RONDs-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales OF Government bonds were S46.ooO cou-
pom IS at 110h Final quotations 1olio"'
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forses ano Carriages.

a pyERTIsER will buy out sentlemans livery and
"A hire his coachman and footman BOX ioo ros'-
Office
5 AZ l. = rye hay Lorse: sound gentle good trav-
clIer Apply rHos. HILL L. T. Hospital Fort
Hamilton, y Y.
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no. 3f6) 80, rrrr
+, THE, CONDITION OF THE

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK at New nof T,e "a sne
~ -, Hsw YORK at the close Of business Iursuay'
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL

IL MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK. Of the City OF
Nsw-York at the close business October 9th, 1885:
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THE ADMINISTRATION.
Speculation as to What President Cleve-
land VIII Do.

80. .. -'osi "S .p " n5' ''Si'e"s N'e'e-
'.hu "ii 10
Washington, Uuiy ~. - Especial 10 the
Republic Though there has been no
,r'.,,l ..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,I,, -. 80 80, :, IL
.'''e ''' 90 "N'e a.
prsint"nS 10 oe understood mere ina, the
administration - not encouraging the idea
%. third ttcs., Mr. u,,i ~. ,a,,ipst,.,-
W. va "'
Nvil' III an iKe!'nooh. do anything 70 give
al and comfort 20 the Meaningless The
,.r.s,,l.nt bas .r..,,,n,,,n,. r.,,...i Il, INN
-
e-s N',NHs SAAuiudNe- IL Is ifohtp'v ''ae
he viii remain qgi.~ceut during The cant
n,.t TO Do "a fhsy. taatsr
II th.s prove Inn, il vim ,u.,n -h1.
AAtlsou nni ,,ntah Mn 49,. ~. -. IN.
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paid the democratic nominee for his 1olit-
teal speeches alt any time.
The Galveston News published, WITH ar
proval. the Islander. after these densa!s
had been made and given prominence In
all tho leading papers OF the country. hu,
the News neglected even to mention the
fact that such deuials had been interest
This is fair sample of the character ~
the political comment 60 be fcGnn from
day TO day in the News columns. The
Misrepresentation OF pubic rivn, sAs d.s-
tortion of fnc,s and the suppression OF Tue
truth In every instance where the truth i
calculated to hurt, characterize the 20
lttical policy OF that paper in the fac" Of
Its oft repeated boast that Il Is news
paper. pure and simple, eivs;ie the pubic
the benefit of all sie news and openins
Its columns to all parsaes
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ANrI-coNVNNTloN NOTES.

81. LOUIS, Mo. July 2o.-.coloncl Nat
Ward Fitzgerald. vino was ara IN d
against w. l.. Wilson fer congress years
age, rived today. He is the member of
ine Nati nal eomnpl'ee from West W.
8 mia. aud sad the deli gai l's from IN .
Sttie, 80 Tar as heard from are for
III kans1s delegation this afternoon
adorie a resolu iAn maorslg Bryan ami
Sewall Kansas has del IT ON of ~,
e uyeutiou.
thH Ma ianal committee of the silver
party held meeting tonight which de-
vveoped' as expected. into a Bryan rlp-
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BANKERS CONFER.
Protection Measures in Regard 10 tn
Gold Reserve.

Protection Measures in Regard 10 the
Gold Reserve
New York. July O.-Thc wlthdra vals OF
gold from the subtrcasury today for ex-
port tomorrow to Germany aggregated
s5oSo."J', of which amour, 81 .55p,oto was IN.
ilne eoi' bars and $4,000 IN COIN Tbe
asgir sisle Withdrawals amounted to about
As''nu0' including E.aD,Ulo taken by Cana
uiah banks, au' ituu,ed the treasury gold
L. about >suVu.gVO. 'rhe strength Of the
.Nohanse market ana the prospect OF fur.
th'v heavy inroa1s upon the treasury stock
- ine go.d reserve has resulted n u mum.
Der OF informal conferences. between treas-
nry and clearing house ofhc.als ana the
oihcia!s Of the National banks IN regard
10 protective measuCeg. Today II MAS NJ
moed thai President Ere -ericA W Tap
pan OF the Gallatn Nats0ual bank had
secured the signatures o, other bank az
Mcals TO m agree ment TO turn over 10
me suhtrsasury Slo0oo.,N9 N exchange, for
i.Sll tend,g notes. and that from slv,v0JDJ
. SaOlO,lo9 ADDITIONAL would he sacur. 8
u was admitted that the conference Mas
| taken plae~. but the report oil actual sig
natures 70 any specific amount arc deniec.
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REroRM EDITORS.
Majority Favored he Middle Of the Road
Dnli.N


st. Louis. Mo. July - The members
of the Reform Press association hFio u
meeting at ihe St James hotel TINS al :
,ernaon a, which the situ1ton and a"-
visah lily If iad rs.ns the Chicago ucke'
was discussed. There We're llont l'9 pres
.nt and n, MINES when the cause of pep
ulisn was euogized. great enthusiasm
prevailed Speeches were ma hy dp.e
Of ,hos. present. The prey nlins s.h
mon, vas n favor OF preserving the pop,
Mist organ sitlun ~ an Mains m., =.
vi.ii. snnlo smoke for fusion ne majority
.eatt,a1 10 de with tho M inle 81 wv
ROAD faction. Paul NanierNort 81 u
sas. the Pre- siaelt Of the ass cltNpu' a.
yorei "A middle of the road pol,y, w
lgnatips pcnne,ly Of Minnesota nm =
Norton Of Ch.cago expressed a WI ns,
ness after the nom.Ration of a ticket ana
adoption Of platform 10 mite by iis'ch
Frenk Burk,tt Of Mississ phi. tn" " e
.tduu- Of the aSso,i'i. 'h 't'a,S
great enthusiasm by Advocating a mn T.
die Of the road course. He deAoun'ei 'n,
the South and iascr tei IN. snilN !. !
which the popui.s,s below N'snn A'9
r1ivrn's line bore AZ its arrogant ntNuS .
~ pleaded With his friends mot 10 tVrn
Ii N and his friends over TO thc H'N -
ratv." and HI ", ris met Win ths 'n"' u
enthusiastic approved ite a..iA'ti -.
ma rr.,l purpose Of the democracy u Nit-
,@ntfn,s 4. be for free liver at chi ago
was u destroy The popnl sts ,,
.lf they can ac, oinpl sh nay. ~ ~
.,,ev d5n', care whether Mckinney IS
elected or not" 40
Tn meeting anpc med committee 70
draw up resolut on for suo'nlSS %" w.
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AN'uNFAIR JOURNAL.

The Galveston News has given another
evidence OF us mean, insinua,snr and IN.
FAIR style OF treating public men whom
II opposes. The vlllanous charge that
Mr.. Bryan has been pad s,umper of
rhe silver syndicate" or mine owners.
III reprinted by the News vita It's own
comment, In which the News sees reasons
Tor the truth of the accusation.
the Chicago Chronicle first ana without
a scint!lla of evidence made the charge
that Bryan was tho tlrcling of the mine
owners and shelters. II was assumed
shat because Mr.. Bryan was a poor man
he could not be honest or Independent.
Tho charge was 50 glaringly false and SO
utterly contemplate that the democratic
nominee declared II was beneath his So
rious notice. But his most Intimate friends
were quick and emphatic In deriaI of IN.
accusation. His law partner a pro.
nounced republican today who knows Mr..
Bryan's private business intimately. de-
nounced the charge as an Infamous false
hood and SO did Mr.. Bryan's associate
editor on the omsha World-lIerald. These
gentlemen say thet mot dollar has been
II,
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ciiiLpREN,s D1Y.

r-dsv w,ll o.,,,,. =
=, rhg.,r.1.. 49,, Wv. "''.,.'. ,'-. N'all'f
N"''4' "a LAY ina'sHra'ed rs TIC
H., - Wy W." p'F''t'-
an "'' '' @'tri
''.N "'f GROWN J iAe
81, ''n'
49, '''5T 'hi 'eN .
49,. rs SEQ one ao'
49,. 49,. 49, man 'hN OF gfine
~ ''' '''' '@' onf "1set-
- '"e ''N' 10 ~ 'eGr'n't "e
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RNAltMnNr nr.nGrr

l7tnr.., ,,,-.f--,l -, -,
w ll Ir'2l 81 t'.ii ing
l'"'h fer' rushed on
Beaumont. TvNts, July 2d.-AlaNnr rIs,.
hrns court bs,, b,.n ,bs r.,t.r
,,.,t,o, ,.t. So, - ~
''''' '''"S ""''''' ""'s -" twenty
iiiee ostiI'ns OF Beaumont we're arrested
Oil Natrtuis from ths mavor,. ..,r,
,.u,r..t,,. ,..,i,,, .r,,.
7''9 s'N''"h' "' i'''l's arrested
'inplo! counsel and when the ois, 5
" IRE called ful trial IA ul,-l of non-iurt.-
llctiuu OF th.. may,.ss .oIIli nx I'm -,
. r,a,.n an ,l4.'lt-inn ~ ia, '.r,,r, . 80
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has resulted In tho ar. J. h.
'.iu CORRESPONDING fsssA1
OF commodities producs Saa s. 4 b
~, ,'s NATION; /, has res,s;y "
OF ne burden OF ,axai,oS
public or private and 'V Z, ~ a.
the enrichment OF ~ ~ ~
classes al home and abr s epns
ths democratic ana aroad Ms
Tor surrendering 10 Tho Sp9ollcc
hcns of The United S,a,nso 'esn u
s,,ivcd by law to Tho W. u -
deem such obligations suvernn..;l'
soid coih, We arra,en ~. estAs d
democratic parties far u'e NpsSs
ne,ring bonds of the i,a,ns /
.ne ,iihe of peace. and coraQ q
ocra'ic party for t,aif,cna,uuenn Z
ing syndicatcs which. Is ra
bonds aud at an enormou. .sxcasI
selves. sslly the FeJ.r., ptots 1
so,d TO maintain the ,MIsassl
goIi recommendation. u"lcsh !,
,The platform ccttains
plank, a denlinclalion :. eta;,
Terence with local afYss,, s@ea
mont by hllunction and VA. 81
iair elections. The tarlff n,mln.sh
secondary to the money an
questions. a'n !nci
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l..ianola. the postal Authorities proba-
bly, flushed the letter into usIr NAL t.ox
a. a sors OF kin Van Wrinkle joke. The
letttr reads as follow :.
July B lSl-G.is,s Please insert fol-
loving al ir your payer and send bill of
same fcr Two insertions 80 address below:
& NJ. \ large huudie 81. Srccnbacks
ave e,Hi As gold. Lock Box 81. Lancas-
;s-. y. IL"
A. ;her arc No ptf pie a. This section
~ s'Vus " get rich hy lie green go de
r-'I,.. Il; * ru. likely any dollars viii he
seu, - BOX 81 Tor large bundles aud no
tii. WIZ ho sent Tor The ..t. u ,n'ie
Sam wkCtS - protect he people. The post
niu.ce- general ought tu send a slrIin
hound TO watch BOX So Lancaster, \. IL.
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they have had assurance Of 4 -
Of Minnesota. Missouri. oregon, Wash"'s,
ton and ONO ,ipiegdt. ~. turlt a., 49,
vst,Nns STATES fr-;r which 10 word mas
hon received and to which no ciann' ~
made. e.. .,,,, L. ,,t
~ any means admit these claims. ihey
say, or ,o,tancc. In CaHinrn.a ,hey IL
got all hut three votes. They also, Gi' n'.
Win ,h.w inncai nj the Bryan pe,ri,.
Thev admit ,f,,t Nlabana s. doueirrl. II
is claImed thai thc solid vote on .'N,, =
II ssts,, mi and FLORIDA are against the
nc crseiuent of Fryan.
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LAnoREHs AGAINsr slCvrK.

san Francseo. cal. July 2n.-'rh- CAN.
ioi'aa SOCIALIST labor convention has
ao~s''ed a patl rm protesting against the
nee coinage Of SILVER ON the s.sund that
suoh afrcll would benefit the l4htor class
az lh' Ni"nso Of Ia, capitalist. The plat.
form declares that free silver would mai
benefit the .ahoring men, as wage earners
aie not a. rule debtors.
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MAcEo A LIVELY co 7, I'd

New York. jury ls-Ih' ,.,,ss
vaia cable says; ffiVa' plsrb
santn Domingo Rodrr.T;sS,;. 49,
6 har roin.s in Las Sssad ofs
Allceo = there nj the nrtrsdlcur Y
irue. this news fla'ly cai our Y
leports OF n semi-oiiic,a', IN : fttu
ing lose Macco's DEAN 70 ~ "
court martial near Sahese :,
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BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Important Document Bta.s ,aa
ezuelan Question y

important pePuineHl ns,ion
Washington, July 20.-The ~
brief prepared by j. s. e~ ~. u
junction with Mr.. Scruess' '.,r;,.
wiser OF the Venezuelan fo.saprsls
Just been completed anu ytrS1
illr cons q raiion oil htsfa9
boundary commission. lnprr,Tsh u
as am answer 10 me m y
Ci tn. Venezuelan dlspu.s,r tbt q
is an arg Inent based uIp II 3
collected by the aEen's - 10 N
n.cuts Interested. The pr ~
al the state department = BdsfI
l,rtant CON r,bution 20 Ss.o,fss
,.uclan question. as Mr.. sm.hcu ~
ION pract!oing lawyer ~
Olney places much rellAn"
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EXECUTIVE cLEMESc''
President Cleveland Saves I"'
From the Gall0N

IRE SNuent tlfN'Idilu -" ,i.rx
From the GallowN N
Washington, July 2o.rThe pns
day committed 70 impriso'a ~,
the death sentence impoN' -,
TEXANS John c. Bdl, Ten S]
Taylor Hickman, Tnrv "e''
sG IN lhs rasa at of l bai. the PRE-,
that while he has been twics ~ q
murder. the judge and dis M 4. 4
bru1 urge the communication S nd III
OF the YOUTH OF the convict si i Hetsl
cogent reasons, DAVIS a'un and u
ru'i -blooded Indian boys OF . y s )
respectively, without any s sSd ~
the euormity OF the brutal IN ,ser. 4
ed homicide committed ~ '" sra \
their cases. also. the )uos onn;51
attorney strongly urge the c''T
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HOUSTON. TUESDAY. JULY q. 1895.

Never will | vote for Me
Kinley Never will | vote
the republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother
who might be named there
on. "-GRovER CLEVELAND.
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| BELIEvE. TIE STRUGGLE NOW
GOING on N THIS cot STRY AND IN
o1'H Err COUNTRIES For 4 SINGLE
GOLD STANDARD WOULD. If STD
cESSF I l.. PRODUCE ViDESrNEAp
DISASTER IN AND THRIl-l!fDifT
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD TnE Oh.
STRuCT!oA OF SILVER AND EsTAs-
LisHiNG GOLD AS y SOLE INIT OF
NAl.UE " ST HAVE 3 ntlNDIS EF-
rLCT LION ALL FOEAiS Ug PROPER
WHICH YIELD 4 FINED RIgTl-RN il
MONEY. IT Is IMPOSSIBLE 10
STRIKE SILVER OUT or EXISTENCE,
As MONEY WITHOUT RESiI.T rs
WHICH WILL PROVE DISTREsSIN :
TO MILLIONS AND DISASIttot- TO
TENS Of THOUSANDS HELlr[. +.
GOLD AND SILVER rOIS TO BE TIM.
MONEY OF TiiE CONSTITUTION ~
DEED. THE MONEY or THE AAiFRl-
CAN PEOPLE ANTERIOR 10 p!f
CONSTITUTION WHICH THE GRE. N
ORGANIC LAW REcOGNIZED IS
QUITE iNDEpENUi T-r or IT'S OW%
kNlsTi.NCE. NO POM FE WAS con
fERilED oN CONGRESS- To pEtr.Aflt.
ElTHER METAL SHOULD %or III.
MONEY Co%GE has IL ~
JIDGM EHT 80 POWER no Df.NoNE.
TIE SILVER ANY MORE THAN TO
HkMpNEItXE q % J. H. JAMES a.
BLAINE. FEBRUARY. 1875
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FAIR AND w

Gonzales Inquirer. -
The Houston Post % ~ 1 4
that IL fair and 1uF
cratic wheel horse
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m ATTEND THE Fus ', !

Buzzard's Bay. Mas" 10.
dent Cleveland and j." fcf q
here at lilo This m2Is,s.3jws
attend the funeral o, NsSs,
Russell at Cambrose' -
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st. Louis viii be famous for the weeks
Of i&G.

The illness OF Mr., Vanderbilt has re
called MIR Derew from his summer outing
Ia Euroro aud lhe great ,n,ln is now on
the hr.ny deep IN rout" ~ NON York
Mr !)ei"'w Is The htL.n power behind ,h4
NAnar'hlit estni" ara there Is no danger
OF tho big fortune going to plo,os So long
AS the ZION. Chances remains IA harness
Mr. 'apcw f. ono ~ the tew reilly intel.
i-'rfiad aud literary characters vino have
also a genius for business
Wa.l street Is trying uaghty h.ed to dls
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iliH" ana me poet !aurea,e's poe have
weakened the enthusiasm TO II consider
"ni' extent for DIR. jim" Tho Queens
Bench VIII take what remains of Romance.
oni Of the Transyaai raid.
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II looks as II the populst convention at
81. Louis VIII put up about as lively
'eh, as the hest of them The populsts
are easily great In convention.
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y big Watermelon Is TO b. presented VAIN
Imposing ceremonies to the republican
candidate Tor the presidency. No steps
are being omitted to create a fellow feel
ms between Major Mckinley and the
southern republican vote.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

The fusion, SO carefully fixed by
the popocrats in their recent state
elections is already a source Of
weakness and contt ntion. 1t is
satisfactory to no element in the
state. The middle of the road
men III both parties openly con-
denim it and everywhere there is
distrust and dissatisfaction. The
democrats only smile when asked
about their support of a populist
for senator. 1t is now affirmed
that there is a taCit understanding
between them and the silver repub-
licans to pool issues upon the legis-
lature ticket and send either a
democrat or a silverite to the SEN
ate. This is the entering wedge.
There is a doubt and fear already
expressed Besides the ticket
named is unsatisfactory, Few of
the candidates if any will be able
to campaign the state and add
either strength or enthusiasm to the
cause. The elements mixed by
toe agitation of the conventions
and the pressure brought to bear
have no affinity for each other aud
the fusion is rapidly falling apart.
No principles held them together
III the beginning and now that the
spoils Of Office are not safely as
sured they have nothing in COM
mon Each doubts the other aud
this doubt breeds treachery and
| defeat
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No Fusion for Him.

1t is no idle dream to assert that
the fusion ticket in Idaho will not
receive the full and enthusiastic
support of the members of both
parties. What was at first only
murmuriAgs is now open revolt.
We sustain this assertion by quot
ing below part of an interview
which appeared in Boise paper
over the signature Of Hon. James
II. Hawley one Of the staunch DEM
ocrats of the state. To the ques-
ton. do you intend to support
the fusion ticket" Mr.. Hawley
says.
will l support the fusion ticket,
you ask. I answer decidedly and
emphaticaliy that will not. My
efforts in behalf Of the Democratic
party commenced before reaching
my majority. and for 80 years l
have labored in season and out of
season. regardless of personal feel
ing or of my own comfort or inter
ests, for party success. have
lived Democrat so far and expect
to die one, despite the expressed
intention of Ada county peanut
politicians. who confess to carry
the Democratic party in their vest
pockets, to drive the out Of the
party. But fail to find any
Democratic ticket that has so far
been nominated. A hybrid aggre-
CATION of discordant political cle-
ments has been labeled The
Peoples Democratic Ticket" but
the party of Jefferson, Jackson and
Tilden needs no prefix before the
party name at this late day. No
Democrat owes party fealty to any
ticket except when made mp of
Democrats alone duly nomi-
mated by Democrats alone
AS a matter of personal choice.
because think they are compe
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

The republican party claims,
without fear of successful denial,
to be the only party in the nation
or the state that tavors true BIZ
mettallism. True birnettalliom is
such use Of the two money metals
gold add silver as shall keep them
both i'll circulation at parity of
value. Free coinage of silver at
the ratio of t6 to will not main
tain the parity ofthc two metals.
The democratic party does not
claim that it will The democratic
platform does not claim that it
will. The gold dollar will be
driven out of circulation. The
volume of the currency will be les
soned when gold retires from cir
culation. If it is more money we
want free coinage at 70 to I will
not give it, for all precedent and
all history shows that the money Of
lesser value will remain in Circula-
ton leaving the volume Of the cur
rcncy less by the amount retired.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

1t is not more money we want
but more capital Capital engaged
in opening our mines, i'll pushing
irrigation projects and opening the
interior country with better lines
of communication. What we want
now is business activity and conf
dence. With business confidence
restored money will invest in
private and public enterprises, and
when so invested labor will be re-
warded and the toll of the hus-
bandman will be fully requited.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

tent and honest, and democrats as
we'll, | expect to support unless
the national authorities think such
a course not proper, those gentle
men whose names were suggested
by the democratic state convention
before it voluntarily merged into
the mongrel association of last Fri
day night. AS TO the other state
officials I shall use my individual
judgment in choosing between the
populist and republican nominees,
and | believe there are thousands
of other democrats in this state who
will do likewise. | disclaim any
personal hostile feeling towards
any candidate in so doing As to
the legislature, | believe it to be
the duty of every good democrat,
in view of the impossibility Of
electing a democrat, the promise tc
elect populist United States Sen.
ator i'll caserhe fusion prevail, tc
vote for members Of the two houses
who will return that faithful ser.
want of our state who made success
for silver possible, who has for ter
years labored zealously for the bes
interests of Idaho, Hon. Fred 7
Dubois.''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

1t was orator Bryan who said i'll
1892 that the triumph of tariff
reform" would mean Sis per
bushel for wheat. Any wheat
.armer who has been rolling in
wealth since the Mckinley law
has been repealed has right to
take the orators current promise S
for granted. He now says that
free coinage Of silver will raise sill
YER to SI.29 per ounce and that
prosperity will follow, The hon
est farmer and wage Garner will
hardly be gulled the second time
by such promises.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-03

Major Mckinley's letter Of ac-
ceptance has been issued. His
views Oh the financial question are
given prominence. 1t is a patriotic
address to the voters Of this coun-
try, that should dispel all doubts
as to the success OF the republican
party in November. Sound money,
protection and prosperity will win.