Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
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sa? ae w9il s~5spt no ptie: .ua, LIS
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~ t.lss.se. hon l3fpf;taDls IL . y5cUrIaiy
ssasa il may bs. but that haYing ilxel
his mbiupa upoa the Presidency, ii
os1s, ti1at he nay lei ths reop!s. real
lzs ths Dens7fits t1st would be o3Htsfsss0
uf,sn them by yea! democratic exscu-
i've, he NIL en2aps III no occupation
thai niyht In the slightest degree mill
tats. against the attainment of that Oh,
lsct.
II i. reported here to-day. on The an.
thofity II d railroad man, that al order
uas basn issued for the reduction ~
Wages On The T. j. q. T. 4. and this,
700, after all of Mr. Cowen': golden
promises
Sew York republicans. here to-day
say that all Is not veil with their party,
aud thai already rivalrle;: and bck-
erings have been developed among IT,:
prominent men, aud that the fight for
the SPOTS vii be likely 10 split IL vide
open :" even before the inauguration of
Mr.. Mckinley.
The latest intelligence here to-day
from Kentucky IL 10 the effect that
that Stale also has retained her place ia
the democratic column, her white pe0-
pic not having forgotten the treatment
10 which they were subjected by Gen
eral Palmer, Il Houthern born man, al
ter the close Of the war between the
Slnt,s, which was infinitely worse than
that their kith and Yin in Virginia en-
dured from The full bloodcd yankees
who were put over them.
Chairman Butler, OF the popnlint ma
Lional committees, issued Il statement
to day, TO tho effect that tho gold
standard il conspiracy Of the republi.
cana and the Cleveland democrats, aud
that in tho face Of tho odds against him,
he made magnificent campaign aud
would have gained tho victory except
for money aud bulld0zlng.