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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

TOPEKA, Nov. simultaneously with the
announcement of fusion success in Kansas
comes the announcement of six aspirants for
the seat in the United States senate to sue
coed William PETER whose term expires
March 4, 1897. Senator PETER wired from
Washington last night announcing his can
ddacy for reelection. Ex-Governor L. ID.
Lewelllngs friends have already started a
boom for him. Populist State Chairman ].
W, Breidenthal is being pushed for the place
by his friends, and the national silver chair
man for Kansas, r. w. Turner, Colonel w. A.
Harris and George Munger are also talked of
as being candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

Winnebngos Having Dance in
Hnnnr of MckinIeN,s EIectInn.

PENDER, Neb., Nov, G.-(special)
The Wnnebago Indians in Thurs
ton county, like all republicans.
have grown enthusiastic over the late
election returns, and revei in a gorgeous
feast and Indian dance on the reservation
tonight. Many were In Pender yesterday
and today buying Mckinley and Hobart
buttons to celebrate with. Colored ban
ners. bearing the inscription, Mckinley and
Sound Money" will be exhibited during
the several dances to the tune of the tom
tom, in the hands Of the dusky madens.
Winnebago precinct has always been con-
ceded to the democrats unanimously, but
this year eighty-seven republican votes
were cast. Thus they rejoice. The feast
and the dance will continue until the break
of morn.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
EVEN MEXICO is WELL PLEASED
Merchants Felt Their Interests De-
mnndcd McIkinIey,s Succesn.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 6.--No previous
presidential election in the United States
has created such excitement and interest
among all classes as the present one, for
business men, bankers and merchants felt
that Mexican interests demanded the elcc-
tion of Mckinley. The Mexican Herald
says: For Mexico the declaration OF the
American people in favor OF the gold stand
ard means continued prosperity here. II
signifies large dividends for our mills and
banks, thus carrying into effect many large
and important undertakings for which cap
ital would not have been obtained In the
United States had Bryan been elected. The
result is for the general good OF Mexico" !"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
EE BULLETIN.
TIL

Weather Fd for Nebraska
Gcnera = ir; Warmers. Westerly Winds.
Page
I. Mrs. Ct :. scts Three Months.
Businc icncral Improves.
Bryan Keep Up the Fight.
Preside ret Mckinley Rides out.
2. Harvar Princeton Meet To-day.
South rs Vote Tie.
2. LatcstI from the Elections.
Z. Editorial and Comment.
.. Consul Lee Calls on the President.
Senate safely Under Republican Control,
Heavy storm on Lake Eric.
Affairs at South Omaha.
o. Council Blurs Local Matters.
One Jury that Knew Its Duty.
How u Kick Spoiled u Holdup.
Z. Commercial and Financial News.
business of Last Week Reviewed.
g. Calirornia's Close Call.
True Story of Poker Flat.
o. Lancastcr's Criminal Docket Cleared.
Local business Begins to Improve.
Railroads VIII Spend More Money.
Vacant Federal Judgcship In Demand.
10. Wcarying Duties OF Women.
Bits of Feminine Gossip.
IL. Wonderful Power of Machinery.
Race for an Island of Gold.
Mississippi and New Orleans.
1@. "Thc Limit of Endurance"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
COLORADO RAILWAY ENTERPRISE.
Company Organizes with n Million
DnIInrs to nniIh Vow Ronl.

LEADVILLE, Colo, Nov. G.-The Cowen-
howen Railway Tunnel and Drainage COM
pany, capital 81. .OOOOOO was incorporated to-
day at Aspen This company has tunnel
two miles long and will st once begin work
upon the second two miles, which will take
it through Smuggler Mountain from Aspen
to Lenado, from which point it will build
two lines of railway. connecting with both
the Denver &. Rio Grande and the Colorado
Midland, and on into rich mineral districts
in Eagle and Pitkin counties. The incorpo-
rators are men Of great wealth and will push
the enterprise to completion at a rapid rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
WILL RECONSTRUCT THE DAM.
Force of Men 10 lie Put Mt Work At
Once Near Prescott. Arizona.

ohte Ncur trtScOtt. NflEohu.
PRESCOTT, Ariz, Nov. 6.-The result Of
the election is already commencing to be
felt in Arizona. Colonel A. Z. Brode, super
intendent of the Walter Grove Water Stor-
age company has ordered machinery to be
placed in Hassayampa river and upon its
arrival he will place a force of men at work
on the foundation for the reconstruction of
the dam which was swept away by the
food in 1890. The old dam was 10 feet high
and the water covered several acres of land,
being used for irrigation and hydraulic
large electric plant for furnishing power to
surrouning mines.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
ORDERS A THOUSAND AIR MOTORS.
Two Hundred Mnchinists to BcfGiycn
Work ni Omcc in Los Angeles.

work nt Once in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 6.-As a result
of the election of Mckinley an order was
placed today with the AXelson Machine com
pany at Los Angeles by Ira G. Hoag for the
manufacture of 1000 compressed air motors,
which will necessitate the employment Of
about 200 machinsts and others, and also
the enlargement of the works for this and
other orders contemplated in the future. In
placing the order Mr. Hoag said that it had
for some time been held in allegiance, subject
to the political outcome. and would not have
been placed had the election gone the other
way.
a canvass of the banks and financial insti-
tutons shows that the money market is cas-
ing up and that all business is taking on n
healthier tone. Considerable gold. which
was locked up in safe deposit institutions by
timid people, is again flowing back into its
natural channels in banking houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
McoLL CONGRATULATE noLooMB.
Defeated Candidate Wishes his Suc-
ccssfuI nINnI Pr0sncrIty.

LINCOLN. Nov. 6.--(special,) )-GoyernoF
Hocomb this afternoon received the follow
ing telegram from Bon, J. II MacCoil:
DENVER, Colo, Nov. G--fIon. g. A. Hol-
comb Lincoln. Ncb, Accept my congrat-
ulatioEg and brst wishes for prosperous
tcrpl. j. III. MACCOI.l-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Minnesota's Mig Plurality.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov, 6.-Charles A. Pills
bury of the republican advisory committee
issued a statement this morning calling at
tentlon to the fact that the Mckinley ma
jorty OF 1000 In Minnesota was greater IN
proportion TO its population than any state
west Of Pennsylvania, except Wisconsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Police Corruption at Cripple Creek

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Nov. G.-Chlci
of Police j. NJ. Marshall and Assistant
Chief Tom Clark. have been relieved from
duty by the council, pending investigation
Of charges of corruption. The charges are
made 10y Policemen, Anderson and Finch
Marshall Is accused OF knowing the men
arrest them. Clarke Is said to have ac-
Ceptcd a portion of the money taken by a
woman from the pockets OF q man Both
men deny the charges. I'D Johnson, a
policeman, Is acting chief.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
pied from Too Much Gns.

TOLEDO, Nov. 6.--Conrad Elchorn,
formerly I'm the cigar and tobacco
business in snudusky. whore he had a wife
and several children, was today found dead
In bed along with his 4-year-old son, also
dead, In Entcrman's hotri He had un-
screwed the tip of the gas Jet ana turned
OF the gas fun force He and his wife
had quurrelcd and separated.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Mining Comrnny Incornorntcd.

PIERRE, s. d.. Nov. Especial. )-Arti-
cles of incorporation have been filed for the
Double Eagle Mining and Investment COM
pany. at Rapid City, with a capital stock
of 500 0000. Incorporators, Albert Carr,
Rapid City; Leopold Gross, Webster; George
A. Pettigrew, Flendreau; for the ellis
Shoe company, at Mitchell with a capital
stock of $4,000; incorporators. d. E. ellis.
Morenci. Mich; c. w. Gillis, Mitchell and
II. ID. Gillis, Mitchell.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

pIERRE s D., Nov 6.--(special Tele-
gram.) m.)-Nearly a foot of snow fell here last
night and today and the range country Is
covered with a heavy blanket Of snow and
some stoekmen are already feeding hay. II
the present snow remains there will be
heavy range losses this winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-David Henderson,
theatrical manager was today granted
divorce from Grace Roth Henderson, the
well known actress. George A, Ballantine,
the son of a wealthy New Jersey brewer,
was named as correspondent.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Ohio Furnace 10 Resume.

WARREN, o., Nov. 6.-The Thomas Fur
mace at Niles, employing $50 men, will re-
sumo work as soon as preparations can be
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Heavy snow In south Dakota.

CHAMBERLAIN, S, D.. Nov. Especial
Telegram)-A severe northwest gale and
snow storm is prevailing tonight Snow is
drifting badly Very unfavorable for stock
on the ranges
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11

jeszcze uzasadniac.
Istotnie, gdy socyalizm W po-
jeciu jego zwolennik6w ma ca}ym
swiecie jest jednoznaczny z ma
mietnym udzialem W zyciu spo.
iecznem, gdy W oczach przeciw.
nikow Jest nieustajaca grozba
gwaitownego czynu, gdy pionie.
rowie jego u mas pred dziesieciu
jeszcze laty sill z niezachwiana
wiara W swe ideally do katorgi i
ma szubienice, gdy dzisiaj liczne
jednostki z inteligencyi, a zwla.
SEGA re sfery robotniczej prowa-
dza energiczna propaganda jego
zasad be- wzgledu ma przeslado.
wanie re strony rzadu, caiy
zastep wsp6lczesnych dekaden-
tow socyalistycznych uzywa
swych nlby rewolucyjnych zasad
ola osloniecia swej biernosci,
swej obojetnosci ma wiele spraw
og6lu, ma najbardziej palace kwe-
stye jego bytu, ma jego b6le i
troski. Gdy ziemia pail sic pod
stopami cd tysiaca nierozwiaza.
nych zagadnie6, niezaspokojo.
nych potrzeb spo}ecznych, oni re
spokojem medrc6w talmudycz.
nych przezuwaja kwestye robo.
tnicza i podciagajac pod mia roz-
matte rzeczy, kt6re zycie pre-.
moca pcha W ich instynktownie
przymykajace sic oczy, dochodza
czssto do nieslychanych absur.
dow. Jest to zjawisko smutne,
ale poniekad konieczne. Konie.
cznost ia tkwi W usposobieniu,
W ustroju umysiowym, wyplywa
z wychowania domowego, syste.
mu szkolnego t. d. By ten DO.
glad blizej wyjasnic i choe W
czesci uzasadnic, zwr6cimy uwa.
sc ma niekt6re skladniki socyali.
stycznego dekadentyzmu.
Jednym z bardzo znamiennych
jego rys6w jest umys}owe leni.
stwo i brak zdolnosci do samo.
dzielnego rozumowania. Zr6dla
tego zjawiska szukae nalezy
przedewszystkiem W systemic
szko}y rosyjskiej, kt6ra z jednej
strony zabija SHY ucznia, odbie.
ra mu zdolnosc do bardziej nate.
zonej piracy, z drugiej zas, pre-
sladujac systematycznie, wszelka
samodzielnosc umysiowa, wdraaa
ostatecznie umysly W jarzmo i
doprowadza do zaniku nawet
swiadomosc tel zaleznosci umy.
siowej. Czy MONA sic dziwic
biedakowi, kt6ry przez szereg lat
musia} wszelkie kwestye histo.
ryczne rozstrzygac wedlug 10.
wajskiego hub Rozdiestwienskie.
go, a literackie wed}ug Gafacho.
wa Tub Stojunina, kt6remu kaz.
de wy1amanie sic z pod tych au.
~torytet6w grozi}o ciezka kara al.
DO nawet zwichnieciem ca{ej ka.
Tyery zyciowej, czy mona mu
sic dziwic, jezeli tax sic wdrozyl
w manewrowanie cudzemi nv.
slami, re dis powtarza Gale fra.
zesy z Engelsa lub Kautsky'ego
be- swiadomosci, re Jest kata.
rynka9 Czy mona sic dziwic
takiej oferze niedoleznego wy.
chowania domowego i barba.
rzynskiej pedagogii moskiew.
skiej, jezeli ma widok grubego
tomu rece lei opada;o aLnIo-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11
M4Odziez pOlska W zabo.
RE rOsyjskim.

wa ze studentem. Niemoo moralna.
Lenistwo umyslowe. Pseudo humani
taryzm. R~adykalizm zasad, jake insty-
tucya ochronna. Dobre oheoi.
Rozmawialem niedawno z jed.
nym z przedstawicieli naszej
m1odziezy uniwersyteckiej. Byl
to czlowiek, przewyzszajacy vie.
lu swych r6wiesnik6w wyrobie.
MEM moralnem, wyr6aniajacy sic
inteligencya wyksztalceniem, a
stad otoczony przez towarzyszy
pewnem uznaniem. w rozmo.
vie z MIN krytykowalem nasza
m@odziez, w~skazujac miedzy in.
nemi ma fakt, ze ME dostarcza
ona obecnie ludzi wybitnych ma
zadnem polu piracy, re ia niedosc
interesuje literature, nauka it. d.
W odpowiedzi ma te zarzuty u.
sfyszalem, ze dzisiejsza mlodziez
ma wazniejsza rzecz pred SODA,
niz literature lub nauka, Re ia
przedewszystkiem zajmuje spra.
wa emancypacyi klas pracuja.
cych, Re dis kwestya robotnicza
ma pierwszym stoi planie.
- Bardzo dobrze - wtraci}em
ale zar6wno pan, jak ogromna
wiekszosc pahskich towarzyszy,
mic ola tych klas pracujacych
ME robicie, kwestye robotnicza
traktujecie platonicznie i uzna-
wanie jej, jakby sic zdawalo,
sluzy wan do tego tylko, zeby
zadnych innych ME uznawac.
Klasy pracujace - odrzekl
moi ~znajomy o lyle juz dis
So rozwiniete, ze ME potrzebuja
opiekun6w z inteligencyi, same
sic organizujs do WALK i same
|ts wake prowadza. Zbytnie
wtracanie sic inteligencyi do tel
roboty prowadzi tylko do narzu.
cania swego wp}ywu, do pozba.
vienna robotnik6w samodzielno.
Sci.
Pr6bowalem nieszczesliwemu
wytl6maczyc, IL znajduje sic W
swojego rodzaju b}ednem kole,
re ludzie podobnie myslacy do.
puszczaja sic niejako samob6j-
silva, wyrzekaja sic bowiem pra.
cy ma polach, przeznaczonych
ola warstw przodujacych spole-
cze6stwu pod wzgledem umyslo.
wynn, wyrzekaja sic iej W imie
wyciaganej ma pierwszy plan
kwestyi robotniczej, a ola tel
kwestyi mic ME robia, pozosta-
wiajac jej posuwanie naprz6d sa-
mym robotnikom, czyli, jednem
s}owem, dobrowolnie sic skazu-
ia ma calkiem bierna role spo1e.
czna.
T}omaczenie to ma mic sic ME
zdaio. Znajomy moi nieswiado-
mie manewrowa} najsmieszniej.
szymi sofizmatami, wyrzuca} z
si"bie mass najpospolitszych O..
g6lnikow, ale w laden spos6b ME
da@ sic Emusic do przyznania mi
slusznosci. Mia}em do czynie.
MIA z socyalistycznym dekaden
TEN.
Mlodzieniec ten i ca1y legion
jemu podobnych So najlepszym
dowodem, IL niemoc moralna
moze sic uzewnetrzniac we wszel.
hch postaciach niema takiei sza.
ty, W kt6raby sic ubrae ME mo.
g}a. Zdawa}oby sic, IL pojecia
/ ooo-o1~ .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11

naJwaznlelszych chwilach zacho-
wywac sic tax, jak przystoi czlo.
wiekowi, swiadomemu swych
praw i interes6w.
Pc tego rodzaju wychowaniu
domowem przychodzi re swym
wplywem szkola rosyjska, prey.
chodzi nauczyciel rosyjski, ME-
okrzesany barbarzy6ca, przema.
wiajacy najordynarniejszym je.
zykiem, ME starajacy sic i ME
umiejacy nawet poszauowac 60.
dnosci ludzkiej W uczniu. Chic.
piec, chowany W domu nader Ia.
godnie i delikatnie, odczuwa mai.
drobniejsze roznice W postepo.
waniu nauczyciela lzony ma kaz.
dym kroku cierpi nies}ychanie,
dop6ki wrazliwosc jego sic ME
przytepi, z drugiej zas strony,
przyzwyczajony ME reagowac
czynnie ma krzywdy i obelgi,
znosi codzie6 policzki W poke.
RE zreszta, o lie ich ME znosi,
wydalajs go z gimnazyum. Czya
to ME znakomita szkola humani.
taryzmu9... Bierze sic policzki,
przyjmuje sic je spokojnie, z pc.
czatku mlodociany duch buntu.
je sic wewnatrz, hamujac re.
wnetrzne przejawy, potem nasts-
puje otrzaskanie, surowy wzrok
nauczyciela, jego obelgi i kopnis-
cha staja sic niezbedna dekora.
eva powszedniego aycia. Casa.
mi zdarza sic, re nauczyciel, badz
pc paru kieliszkach, bsdz pc o.
trzymaniu novel ,,pribaOki7' do
pensyi, wpada W dobry humor,
ma chwile przestaje lzyc, a ma.
wet cos wesolego opowiada, wte-
dy oblicze ucznia, slabego, bier.
nego stworzonka take sic roz.
jasnia, usmiecha sic on, jakby
mu sic pc d}ugiej niepogodzie
sfohce z "a chmur ukaza}o. Ire.
sowany przez dziesiee lat W ia.
kiej szkole mlodzieniec must z
niej wyjsc humanitarnym, must
z niej wyjsc humanitarnym, mu.
81 60 razic wszelki ,,szowinizm",
reagujacy ma obraze godnosci ma.
rodowej Tub pogwaicenie naro.
dowych interes6w, must 90 Gle.
szyc niewymownie, gdy ujrzy
Glen laski lub wzglednosci ma O.
bliczu pana- Rosyanina, must 90
W zachwyt wprowadzac jeden
'jego przypadkowy sad sprawie.
dliwy.
Gem mp. wytl6maczye, ae
przecietnemu m}odzieGcowi dzi.
siejszego pokolenia, nawet z ka.
tegoryi mlodziezy, uwazajacei
siebie "a bardzo patryotyczna,
wiecej radosci sprawia widok je.
dnego ydobraaka" Moskala, niz
dziesisciu najuczciwszych, mai.
szlachetniejszych Polak6w ITEM
nadewszystko, ze natura bierna,
bojaca sic czynnej reakcyi, Gle.
sly sic, gdy moze stwierdzic cos,
co przemawia ma korzysc wroga,
DO to zmniejsza obowiazek rea.
.gowania.
Zreszta, tego rodzaju humani.
taryzm widzimy nietylko u MILO.
dziezy. Czesto stwierdzamy 90
W starszych pokoleniach, kt6re
take mia}y swych nauczycieli,
ME W szkole wprawdzie, nauczy.
cieli surowych, poczynaiac cd
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11

majaca wszystkie rysy psy-
chicznego zboczenia. Analizie
tego zjawiska moznaby caly tom
poswiecic = lyle sic ma ME ska.
da czynnik6w, W tylu wystepuje
ono postaciach. Tu ma taxa a.
nalize ME mann miejsca, z ko-
niecznosci vice music rzecz trak.
towac bardzo pobieznie. Zaczne
cd przykladu drobnego, ale ka.
rykaturalnego, CO do kt6rego
sambym nigdy ME uwierzyl, IL
jest wziety z zycia, gdybym ME
zna} swiadk6w faktu.
By}o to pred paru laty. Je.
den re student6w warszawskich,
wezwany do cyrku}u policyjne.
go, ME chcia} z komisarzem roz.
mawiac Pc rosyjsku, zwracajac
uwags, IL ME ma W tym wzgle.
die zadnego obowiazku, ze, pre-.
ciwnie, ma prawo, jak kazdy
~obywatel, movie pc polsku. Ma.
wiasem m6wiac, sprawl ia opar-
Ia sic az o jenera}. gubernatora,
ma kt6rego zadanie rektor uni.
wersytetu dal studentowi ,,soy-
go~or'' (nagane). Dotad wszy.
stko W porzadku. Najbardziej
atoli interesujaca strona faktu
ley W TEN, re komisarz policyi
oraz rektor ME byli jedynymi,
co zganili postspek studenta.
Wkr6tce ma zebraniu jednego z
k6}ek uniwersyteckich naradza-
no sic, czy ME przyjac owego
do swego grona. Pro-
pozycya upadla wobec szeregu
najsmieszniejszych zarzut6w pre-.
civ jego osobie. Miedzy innemi
jeden z obecnych zarzuci}, ze
kandydat jest osobistoscia ,,nie.
humanitarna", ze Jest ,,szowini.
DO ME chcial.z komisarzem
policyi, Rosyaninem, movie W
jego ojczystym jszyku. Fakt
ten, pomimo swego nieprawdo.
podobie1stwa jest prawdziwym
kt6ry z lynn zarzutem
wystapil, ME wylecia} wcale "a
drzwi, ale powaznie by1 s}ucha.
ny, choc og6} zebranych zarzutu
ME podziela@. l czy uwierzysz
czytelniku, re ten idyota byl bar.
do popularity i d}ugo jeszcze
potem rel sr6d koleg6w wo.
dziI?....
Niewatpliwie, fakt to odoso-
bniony, ale tax ma}o odbiegaja.
cd og6lnego sposobu myslenia
pewnej czesci m}odziezy, IL ME
zostaf uznany "a curtOsuna, z dru.
giej tez strony, niema watpliwo.
IL mozliwy pred paru laty,
dis juz pewnie by}by niemozli.
wy g}6wne atoli jego rysy,
choc W mniej karykaturalnej pc.
staci, SO bardzo rozpowszechnio.
ne i znamionuja wlasnie huma-
socyalistycznych deka.
Ma zjawisko to z}ozy} sic ca}y
szereg najr6znorodniejszych czyn.
nik6w. Wskazemy ma wazniejsze
tylko.
Przedewszystkiem nalezy zwr6.
cic uwage na odziedziczona Ia.
godnosc charakteru, kt6ra pote.
guje s1aby stan ~ustroju fzyczne.
go, ma przerafinowanie uczucio.
xua
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30
MCCLEARY and Weaver are havin

MCCLEARY and Weaver are having
a hot fight for the Blue Earth delega-
ton. Whichever wins there will pro-
badly fall heir to the congressional
nomination from the Second district
and this is what furnishes the stimulus
for the fight The Second district is a
strong Republican precinct and nom
nation is almost equivalent to an
election. In the Third there is little
reason to look for the nomination of
any other than the present incumbent,
Joel Heatwole. While there is strong
undercurrent of opposition no one has
yet appeared as contestant on whom
the anti-Heatw ole forces can unite.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

SILVER KNIGHT: The New York
World in labored editorial seriously
contends that the free coinage of the
standard silver dollar would scare
gold, gold certificates, greenbacks,
national bank notes, and every other
kind of money out of the country and
produce ruinous contraction. When
and how did gold and government is
sues become such towards? They
lived with and circulated with silver
from prehistoric times until the pas
sage of the mint act of 1873. Now the
World says that silver is a hobgoblin
and all other kinds of money are little
children in the nursery, all of which
will run when the hobgoblin comes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

MASSACHUSETTS, Republicans adopt
the following plank: eve have al.
ways given protection to our ship.
builders. In late years we have neg.
lected to protect our shipowners. We
believe the time has come to return tc
the policy of Washington and Hamil
ton, which, by discriminating duties
in favor of American bottoms, secured
80 per cent. of our carrying trade tt
American ships, and which, if now re-
stored, would again revive our ship
ping and cause American freights tt
be paid to Americans
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30
DoNNELLY's Representative: So

DoNNELLY's Representative: Some
are sowing and planting, this spring,
whose hearts are heavy with the dark
ened outlook. Man has made that out
look, not God. HIS bounty has been
boundless. Knaves have interposed
themselves between the farmer and
the fertile soil. Courage, intelligence,
independence can alone save him from
destruction. Use your brains,
brother, or some one else will use
your limbs. The man who cannot or
will not think is inevitably the slave
of the man who will think. Around
every man who works are a dozen
idlers waiting to steal the fruits of his
industry. If he starves to death they
will hurry off to find another victim.
There is a wide difference between the
bee that boards the money and the
bee-moth. Mankind are bees or
moths: the devourers or the de-
voured.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

The St. Peter Herald wants every.
one to take off his hat to the good
faithful school teacher. ''She takes
the fedgling right from the home-nest,
full of pouts and passions AN ungov.
ernable little creature whose mother
comedies that she sends him to school
to get rid of him. This gentle lady
with an iron hand beneath a velvet
glove, will take whole carload of in.
,cipient anarchists, everyone of them
.singlehanded more. than a match fo1
the parents, and at once put them in
the way Of being useful and upright
citizens"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

GOLD is the metal of the honest. It is metal
with stationary value. True he
may contract to pay in gold. When the day of
settlement arrives he has not the gold, but has
an abundance of silver and greenbacks What
does he do? Does he go to the banks and pur-
chase gold at a premium with which to hqui-
date his obligation? He is at liberty so to do;
but he does not. He makes tender to his
creditors. And in nine cases out of ten it is
ccepted.-Vermillion Freeman.
Will Bro. Bailey please square him
self? How can gold be at a premium
and still be the metal with a station
airy value? With what does he com.
pare it? With wheat, wool, clothing,
food or labor?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

FROM Washington comes the story
that three Of Minnesota's delegates to
the Republican convention at St. Louis
will cast their votes for Senator Davis
on the first ballot. Capt. Castle is
given as authority for this bit of news,
and is said to be at the capitol trying
to swing his champion into line for
Mckinley so that Merriam and Good
now won't have all to say about Min
nesota appointments, should Mckinley
be successful.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-30

A KANSAS CITY divine accuses Pres
ident Harper of hypnotizing John D.
Rockefeller and the faculty of the Uni
versity Of Chicago. From John, when
hopnotized, he secures several millions.
while the faculty become creatures Of
his bidding. ST. Louis county should
secure Harper for her assessor. He
might make Rockefeller give down a
few facts concerning his property.