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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
pts,oNAL And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rich"o~"s ''tS
tensand other Matters

,,,,o- - T. Harvard. chief OF police
returned from Baltimore yes,eras' Inv
ing made the round trip on the '"s'a~
lie had delightful trip.
Professor Charles +. Mutter Is spsn>'
Ing his vacation at Bedford my SoNl
week he will spend IN Roanoke hnc &c
thence 10 Natural Bridge ana hu'S
Cave.
Mr. w. c. Freeman has returned "a
the city from Danville. where ne hn
been spending several weeks transacun&
business for the Southern Railway Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robins have re
,urnea from a most pleasant visit to
silver Plume. Col. Mrs. Robins win
snenJ the remainder OF the summer with
her parents at Midlothian. Va
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Martha
Woods who died at Rockbridge Alum
Springs wednesday afternoon at AIS
o'clock took place from ST. James EDis-
copal church yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The condition OF Charles Robertson.
who was struck on the head with a
brick bv william Hubbard Wednesday
night. IS very precarious. and Hubbard
mas ltfn N4AtfN ~ ave. "tN
his injuries.
Inspector St. Clair b. Shsibley, OF
Washington, was IN the ci'y yesterday
busily examining the offices In The Gus
tom-House. which be found in first-c class
condition.
An electric car belonging TO the Rich
mona RAILWAY and Eiec ric Company
crashed into srocer's wagon on Twenty
ninth and Broad streets yesterday morn
ing. breaking it UP completely. The
wagon was driven by a negro named
Depo. who narrowly escaped injury
Assistant Superintendent Painter. OF
the Fire-Alarm Department. though still
unw~ll. IS back on duty. The injury 20
Mr. Bowery. lineman IN the depart
ment. has reduced the force so that Mr..
Paynter considered il absolutely neces-
sary TO return 20 duty.
DR.. s. GalesN. Supreme Secretary 81
the Progressive Endowment Guild. left
for Atlantic City yesterday. He Il the
presiding officer OF the Fraternal Bens-
fciary CONGRESS. which meets AZ At
lanuc City next Monday. Matters Of
Importance to fraternal insurance will
be discussed at the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
.oDay,s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

ZONDAi'S MEEIiNON AM ~ A''N''
Hsshington Chapter. Royal Arch NJ lsons'
Masonic Temple.
Richmond Typographical Union, Nc. So
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Mines Lodge. X. of p. Schiller Hall.
Damon Lodge. \. OF p, Corcorsn Han
Union Lodge. J. o. o. =, cod-felioWs
Hall.
Initv Lodge. I. o. o. +, Powclrs Hall
Opachisto Tribe. 1. O. Il. ~. Cersley :
Hail.
NJ Hall.
Richmond Lodge. X. Of H., Ellett's Han
Virginia Lodge. Golden Chain. Elletts
Hall.
Enterprise Council, ia o. L. A. NJ.
Schiller Hall.
New South Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
Eighth and Hull streets.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ, Jr. o.
l.. A. NJ. Hall.
shockoe Council. r. A.. Central Hall.
Wcsi-End Lolse. 1. o. G. T., Gatewood 5
Hall.
Trinity Tomple. I. o. G. T.. Central
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. + O. c. T. Belvidere
Hall.
IN. Lodge. Golden Shore. Central Hall
Company A. First Regiment, Armory.
r. r. Lee Camp. G. v. Lee Camp Han.
Friendship Lodge X. Of T.. Toney's Hall
Aurora Council. Jr. o. L. a. ~. Laube' $
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Contents Of "A Newspaper One Hundred
Years Old.
Mr.. T. Q. Walford collector OF deilh-
ouent taxes. has in his possession a scrap
book filled with documents which Wouia
delight the heart Of an antiquarian.
Among numerous other things ne ms
a COPY OF the Virginia Gazette ana re
terspurs intelligence, published III lhe
Cockade City June II. 1895. a httle moro
than one hundred years ago. rms paper
&c mn or curious items and ahFeruse-
rnents the most singular of which, PROD
AMY. IS a kind and persuasive lhFl.s'l
10 all who may desire TO come ana coA-
tract case Of smallpox. the adFer-
tisement reads thus: eco.
..Petersburg. June 10. 1875.
Notice IS given 20 such as c"ooSo ~
avail themselves OF an opportunity 10
take the smallpox. that an hospital Is
established at Duncan Roses place
ABOUT six miles above Petersburg. where
inOcu1atlon has already commenced ana
viii continue Tor few weeks.
mere Is also a great deal or news rom
across the water. all OF II many weeks
old. one letter I'm particular. having been
brought from Liverpool. England, 10 Nor
foik. Va. IN the amazingly rapid time
or thirty-seven days
Mr. Walfcrds scrap-book contains IN
addition 20 the above, ancient stamps on
great value 10 collectors, Old aimanacs'
sninplasters and other curlOs TOO numer-
Gus 70 mention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
To Consider Coast Defence Plans.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-Aedng secre-
tary McAdoo. OF the Navy Department.
today detailed a board, composed OF
the COMMANDMENTS chief OF the North At
lantic station. the chiefs Of the Bureaus
OF Navigation and Ordnance. the presi-
dent OF the War College. and the chief
intelligence officer. 10 consider and revise
the plans for the defence OF the coast
prepared at the Naval War College.
The plans when passed upon by the
board will be submitted TO the Secretary
OF the Navy for approval. after which
they will be fled with the chief intelli.
gepce officer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Tur CtIITOR A STATE CONvFNTiON.
ToEr uTLDIN RICHMOND on HE
9TH INSTAST-THE NATIONAL DEM
ocRATIC PARTY FOR THE ELEC-
TloN OF DELEGATES TO THE NA-
TIONAL CONVENTION Al INDItNAf-
OILS. AND FOR ORGhNIZATION IN
VIRGINIA..
The representatives Of the Demo
cratic party who met in convention at
Chicago on the 9Th day Of July-haying
been betrayed into a false creed and
n false leadership" and having aban-
donod Democratic principles. and
adopted a platform in which is pro-
posed for ratification by the people
OF the United States in general, and
the Democratic party in particular,
series Of demands and propositions TO
be carried out by the government,
which are at variance with the doc
trines Of ;hc Democratic party and
ruinouS 90 the financial, commercial,
and Industrial interests of the people
OF this country, and which no Demo
orat who adhcres TO the political faith
OF the party can accept-Dcmocrats
then on the ground in Chicago. who
resolved TO hold fast to the established
faith aud teachings Of the party, at
sace organized themselves for the pur-
pose OF perpctuating Democratic faith
and of spreading il among the people
at heretofore
TO this end a National Convention
OF Democrats has been duly called to
assemble ut Indianapolis, Ind, on the
I'd OF September, 1SgG, for the purpose
of reaflirm!ng in a platform the estab-
lishcG principles Of the Democratic
party. and Of presenting 10 the people
of the United States candidates for the
offices OF President and Nice-Presidcnt
who would maintain those principles.
The undersigned Democrats Of the
State Of Virginia. desiring TO maintain
heir party organization and TO CO.
operate with the Democrats Of other
Stditc III tn .NGAANAA@i 'r'Aif' AAt+'~' Ns'.-
ID for tie "a of September at Indian
lpolis, hereby call upon their brother
Democrats throug hout Virginia to as
emtle ia their respective counties and
owns on some convenient day, not
alter than Monday, August 2ith. and
10 send delegates 10 4 state cOnven-
sou 10 be held in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Republicans at Work.

To the Republican party of Virginia mas
been issued q circular announcing that
the party has opened headquarters a.
Ford's Law Building. on Ninth street
between Grace and Franklin streets
in this city. and calling upon the i.epuo-
licans 10 assist in carrying Virginia ior
Mckinley and Hobart. The circular ~
signed bv the Campaign COMMITTEE oo",
sisting OF George H.. Bowden' uleiiiDe ~
the National Republican Cohlii,ie Ss' , IN
~ pr,d, secretary. Edmund Waddih.
- serrst,ry. James a. Walker, ParS
Anew T. W. Strother. and 5. =. Car
new Attached to II Is an announce,
ment by VI. A. Hanna. chairman - anu ~,
W N osborne secretary Of the National
Repoblican Executive Committees APP
nroving or tho plans Of the local COM
Inittee. and calling upon Virginia kepuo-
leans 10 help the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

has never said anything that was wiser
or more just than the passage we quote
above.
Prosperity is desirable. but prosperity ne
cessariiy involves the idea that there must
be some more prosperous than others.
Abilities are not equal, and the ADLER and
more perseyoring must outstrip the weaker
and more indolent But as Mr. Lincoln
says. that some DO become rich shows
that all may become rich By perseFering
industry. self-denial and economy Ihat'
therefore, should be kept before the ciu-
zen's eye as the method by which he Is
to achieve good fortune rather than some
proceeding by which he may appropriate
to himself what some one else has been
50 fortunate as 10 acquire.
Now the platform OF the Populist-Dem-
ocratic party inculcates that there are
some citizens whose good fortune makes
them the enemy Of all other citizens
and these others should seek to prey upon
them and deprive them OF some OF what
they possess, II not Of all Of IT, That IS
A''r --N'N t+tf'tf"A IT'D Alt ~ 'f'~+NN-' ~ '''
pose an income tax upon rich men dir
ferent from that imposed upon the less
wealthy.
There IS only one just rule OF taxation,
and that is TO make all men pay the
same rate upon the property That they
nave When that rule is adhered 10 all
men receive the same benefit from the
protection government gives 10 their
lives, regulations and property, and all
men contribute ratahly 10 the burdens
which government imposes. That is
the rule Of Justice. and Of right; the
otner IS the rule Of favortsm and Of
oppression.
Mr.. Lincoln's words are nt to be writ
ten In every mans home in letters Of
gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

st. No man can create n movement like
this The forces that created Il are ac-
tive and have been working IN thous-
and different directions. Mr.. Bryan, rep
resenting this theory. is but like drop
OF water on the crest of a wave. more
conspicuous. but no more important than
the millions Of drops that form its base.
The POpulistic movement is the attempt
OF these professional farmers. Of these
men who are unwilling to share with
the laborcr. 10 appeal 10 their greed IN
support Of their movement. He us an
enemy of public order. he is an obstacle
TO progress. he is conspirator against
the peace and prosperity Of the Industrial
masses OF the country.
Now. it IS perfectly plain that Mr..
Cochran did not have the people OF the
South Of whom SUCH men as General
Hampton is a representative. I'm his mind.
lie had the Popullstc followers Of Till
man before his mind. Mr.. Cochran shows.
IN this passage. that he has as high an adj
miratlon for the true SOutherner as any
man in the world can have. IL is the
Populist Of the South though-the man
VINO wOuld set lass against class, degrade
the memory Of the country and bleed the
workman by that degradation-that his
remarks were intended 70 be applied to.
Mr.. Cochran is a Democrat TO be nom
ored and admired, and no IS true friend
of the South, who shows his true Trend
ship for her by trying to save her from
the consequences Of such horrible doc
tr,nes as her Tillmans preach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
WISE WORDS PROM ABRAHAM LIN

In 1854 a committee OF workingmon
called upon Abraham Lincoln and he
made them a speech. in the course OF
which nc made the following remark:
prosperity is the fruit OF labor Pros
perity p desirable. il is a positive good
In The world. That some should be rich
shows that others may become rich. and
hence Is just announcement 20 industry
aud enterprise. Let no man who is home.
less pun down the house OF another but
let him work diligently and build one
Tor himself, thus ~ example assuring
That his own shall be safe from violence
when built"
Mr.. Lincoln was very great man,
and although we had very bitter feelings
towards him during the war, very little
or that bitterness remains in tho minds
OF the people of the South now. They
almost unanimously concede that he was
u great man and a good man.
lie has said many wise things. but he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
ANOTHER soUxD-moSEY MEETING.
The Work for Honest Currency H"s
Pushed Ahead

At n meeting OF the sound-money men
of the James river division OF the Ches@-
peake and Ohio railway. Wednesday. Mr'
II II. Harton was appointed temporary
chairman.
The meeting was called 10 order and
the Chesapeake aEt ohio Sound-M Money
club. No ,. was formed.
The following officers were elected. -
T. Johnson. president w. F. Jones. INST
vice-prcsident: j. T. Whitlock. second
president: !. Gun minis. third wee
prestdrnt. r. c.. uarton. fourth wee
president. r. w. Harris, secretary IL H.
IIartun and T.. IL. Toone. committee on
hall.
Ar a meeting held yesterday At noon AZ
the lanes river shops. there were be-
tween sixty and seventy members present
and much interest was manifested in the
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
New Graee-street Baptist Church.

me erection OF the new building
wnicn VIII replace sne recently burned
Grace-Streec Baptist church VIII prom
aDiy ne begun before the rail- IS over.
Inc building committee h. nov receiv-
Ing bids OH the plans. Unless these bids
bring the expense OF building within the
50 600 fixed upon as the cost Of me new
church the plan will be returned to the
architect and a new one asked for. Or.
Hatcners congregation will continue. 10
OCCUPY the tabernacle during the winter
months. Ample facilities will be provided
Tor the comfort OF the congregation. ne
temporary structure being already equip
ped with tho necessary protection against
heavy storms and high winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Watching Suspected FlIibusterers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-lt was
stated at the Treasury Department to-
day that customs officers were
watching the suspected flbus-
tering steamer. "Laurada," un-
der order issued several weeks ago.
These orders included also the Three
Friends. Dauntess, and other SUSPECTED
vessels. The supposition OF the Of
ficials IS that out OF the issue
OF these orders grew the re-
port printed to-day that a commissions
er had been appointed 10 investigate the
departure OF the Laurada from tho
Delaware customs district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

street. A horse owned by d. J. Porter.
colored man. living at l22i 81. james
street. started on a mad career AT IN.
corner of Second street. l, dasHeu
through the street and colided Wild
buggy owned by Mr.. Samuei 10. Lucy
manager Of the Standard sewing 'l10"'.~
Company. damaging his vehic'e " e"o
extent OF $40. The horse was not stop
ped until II had wrecked the wagon at
tached TO 1t and badly injured ITSELF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Graf, therefore. who is in sympathy
with the effort TO preserve ana trans
nit Democratic principles is hereby
invited TO take steps at once 10 SEND
delegates from his county or town to
the State convention.
All acton taken In compliance with this
call should be promptly reported to Joseph
Bryan. Il. O. box. 92l, Richmond, Va
VIM Dinwiddic. a. Il. haNali
r. j.. Lee Dinwddie. ii. S. Pole
T.. b. Williams. u. Preston farr, Jr
J. y. Davidson, j. o. Brown.
II. c. Hopkins. II. c. Breazcal
John W. sale, NJ. +. Carder
Allen Cucullu. w. X. ApDot
II. n. Logan. a. ii. McCuiloch
J. Il. Willlams. j. II. Logan
H. G. Saunders. George W. Boiling
Hilary Il. Jones. G. Il. Cosby
Ed. IL. Davis. j. b. Winston.
w. Y. MorGecaL John Rebman.
DR.. y. Il. Henderson, ;. II. Shirt
j. W. Sample. d. i. Morton.
Prof l.. 5. Randolph Edgar Price.
Leslie ID. Kline. W. l.. Dolly.
w. Il. Hubert. j. B. Richmond.
John $. Apperson. j. Il. Seward
DR.. Il. c. smith j. l.. HaTgrove'
W. W. Parsons. X. T.. Bennett
G.. w. Moody j. A. warren
w. ". Hargrove G.. J. Holbrook
+. y. Hurt. G. V. Litchheld.
~. l.. Cockrcn a. Fulkerson.
Geo. a. Blackmore, {. J.. Bunting
j. Il. Peters. j. i. DunioD
John G.. Covington. y. T. Swami.
ID NJ. Hamlin. J. T. Parkinson.
VIM. IL. Rice. b. +. hirkpatrlck'
John IL. Lewis. Chas J.. healu'
David Dreyfuss. +. @. Jones.
+. y. Davis. D. +. Ryland.
r.. j.. owen. X {. quinn
A. r. Thomas. T.. +. Miller.
r. II. r. Adams. X. o. Horton
j. NJ. Booker. X y. IuhstaH'
r.. Page Waller. w. ii. {. Ellls'
Walter II. Doyle. W. NJ. Nhaley'
James NJ. Quicke, Henry I. Roper
Arthur b. wood. 5. A Rosenstadt'
Augustus Wright. Chas. W Bland
RObt T. Hamilton. l.. Spalding.
T. II. Woody. JULIUS LleOer''
s.. L. Mitchell. X. ~ Jones
Chas Brown x. Is. Friend
David Calender Benz. Lyon
VIM. i. thinner. Thos. u. Nlmnlo'
u Uueb Jackson. J. p. williamson.
Robt. Cabaniss. j. W. Hawthorne.
II. =. Stratton. \. Il. Faitesoh'
Alex. Hamilton r. W. bulcheT'
Fortoscue white r. A. Hartley
G.. j. Seay. John man
Pascal Davie j. =. Duhlap'
II. H. Withernoon, {. Nenanie.
John G.. Dunn. j.. X. waits
Goodrich Hatton. ). j. smith
T. Siiterding. Alex cameron
Richard W. Mauy. Geo. Rogers.
$. y. Moore j. i. a. Hopsoh.
p Wost s. II. Pulliam.
mos Potts W. G.. Ferguson.
Thos l.. Alfriend, Warner Moore.
Tavlor. Jos. Bryan.
,rboe 7. Moore. p. H Baskerville.
W. r. Meredith. W. 3. Davies
+. II. Glasgow. John l.. Wliilains'
T. u Tavlor. VIM L. Royal.
r. J. Phelps X. D. liSlst,in'
NJ. " Bradley. Wvnii'
Mason Miller. Jr. J. T.. Wilson.
Asher Ayres. G. l.. CooA'
Frank Bergin Martin Belslh'
w. w. Timbcrlake. T. G. bier
A. T. Robertson. {. ;. y 1870.
ozark Wortbington. Richard r. Bell.
A. J. Levick. 3. +. foweH'
Fizhugh Elder and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Youthful Tramp.

George Gebhardt. aged eighteen Is III
ne cifv. having tramped all tho way
from mo- Brooklyn. y. <. He says he is
n -g1i OF Jacob Fass. OF No. $50 George
s,recf tbat city. and left BROOKLYN with
isass. son July 9Th. They were held up
Inv bandits between Trenton and Bruins,
v1ck. \. J.. according 10 the boy. ana
became separated, Fass going TO san
francisco. while Gebhardt came 10 klch-
uend. Gebhardt says he VIII go 10 New
mort News and board a ship Tor England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Wanted a Maidstone.

Henry Hammel. coloreo tarul manu.
who lives in Fairfield district hehr'ro
county came 10 the city yesterday Hioir
ing with bandaged arm. lie SAG ne
had been bitten b rabid Coz ana ms
MUSICIAN had advised him to call d. lhe
office of the Board of Health and gel
maidstone for his wound. Henry was
seen I'm Fulton about 10 o'clock asking
20 be directed 70 the Health Depart
mont's Headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
The Republican Committee.

The Third Congressional District he-
,,nhiioan Committee met at o'clock yes
terdav afternoon at Republican head
quarters. in Ford's law building. On ac-
count Of the absence or some members.
however. no business could be transacted.
An adjournment was accordingly taken
until tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
nj the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Major j. j.. Pastor received 4 letter
from senator John ". Daniel yesterday.
stating that the senator would leave
Southampton on the ST. Louis on SAL
urdav for New York lie IS in the best
of health. and states that he is ready to
enter heartily into the campaign for
Bryan and Sewau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
To, ,red and Jnflrm CoIored peonlc

It Is UNDERSTOOD that a nome TOR aged
and infirm colored people will be estab-
lisned near Richmond I'm the near future
me home VIII be established aud MAIN
tanned by tho Order Of Tr'le Reformers,
and it is stated that those In charge of
the undertaking contemplate purchasing
a site on tho williamsburg road below
Tne city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Prnnerir Transfers

Richmond: Edward =. Murphy ana VIE
10 Richmond Traction Company. % feet
on south side Broad street between Shaler
anc Harrison streets. $500.
Herrico: Minetrce Folkes special COM
missioner. 10 Ann L Reynolds. 81 IL ieet
on east side State street near Marshall
street, tultol,-S5. ...,l-n.i p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

The Sons Of the American Revolution
will NEE. this evening at the Virginia
Histories, Society rooms. Changes 20
the constitution are pending. and the
meeting will be Of universal interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
Fields DIinstreis Tonight.

r1eid's Minstrels. stronger and bettnr
tn9n ever before VIII be at the Academy
tonight and tomorrow.
1ne programme has been elaborated.
ami the list of talent secured comprises
the very pick OF the profession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
City Of Richmond, on Thurs
day, August %, 1896,
at II 4. ~.

or the purpose Of elcctiEg dele
,ates 10 the National Convention, and
4 transacting such other business as
. customary at State conventions.
We suggest that one delegate for
very 2OO voters. and one for every
rac;ion over 100 who voted for the
Democratic candidate at the last
residential election in any county or
pwn. he elected TO this convention.
The nearness Of the day for the as
emblirg or delegates in convention
,rbids the general transmission Of this
all 10 individuals otherwise than
srGugh the public press. Every Demo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

You Say you would vote Tor a hos
n IL were nominated by your party!
Eyes. / would"
'-Well, OF course a man ought 10 stay
where he belongs. "-Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

-
"OAD A''f
,, ,','.' '',,'.' 49,, 80
'''"' 'i""'''''
ut Will not do" says the Providence
journal, "t0 assume that the frcc-sllyer
~. ro,,, +" D. ..-'.. ~ '.rco',lb
in, .l,,,.. ,i'' 49,. ,.,oii,, s,,r,
f~.rn f.t ,,.n ,,t 0'',' mn 49,.
.arfs d. b.
says inc Augusta iGa) chronicle MI'
" stt7oH canhindct WILL contribute 10 we
~, OF we I.'lApIe,tl aus. ~ --.
'.-''" "i,' "4H ""t Hil .iiii'' "C u
D..~'9 eHt oIAA-ls ana man ,,i ' On
~, li1.i't.l' -FN" la .He uitv ~. en-.
wilson 10 recognize lAe coAuiuoh MIillu
''iii 'litS tND country. re ICES a H'N11
pppoi '.AltS 10 perform an dcl vi t".t.-
V.'s"l 1lal wiz H'e lN "stoi y l.t' "li ni
e''-i.e bc nomination al-" mN5te al
op-llsi9 20 support L-r regular Deii-o,
Olalr utA,e' Ills tahalla'! u d menace
The Ihiladelph'a Times SAYS or the ali. ALL
aNco between the ~ est ana Spulh- me
pocket silver states buy very Hlue wheat
Sotfb Tbe Norm ana Fast are the chief
BUYERS aud consumers OF both 30 far as
s. home nrarlet is c,.,rerned How long.
viii he planters If the south and the
Coiorsdo.s cHesf..ts oat ' of lie FIRE when
they learn that Colorado can give nothing
FL return and that Nav York and Penn
svIraria and New England can? Be-
c.,... This alliance ~ rt. south and West
,,--t,'. 49,. 49,. ,f. No-tb al
Ea.f Il based anon an ARTIFICIAL septi-
ment and IS. therefore,. forced ana UNI
peet it 10 be permanent"
SAYS the Baltimore sun. 1.-THE Jacobin
Club is installed rermanoutly and in full
r0.rDr. touu.ctic.r New York. and New
Iararv NAV do as flov nlcaee The new
eo,ulIuaf.0u thqt usurps the name OF
Democracy ufof.4-.- ~ be- strong enough
uat Do noat fheir .sistance. The party
hs. uof oyIy ceased t0 ho Dcmocraiie-it
r. f.r..r r,-eferds ID, he NATIONAL"
e,, ,,..t,,.... ..7,t.,
says mo - sil,i. i''l-N.l-'.n' 'o
ltit-l conn '-.lt ~ no. ~ 49,
papers i-HFt "4itrN- H.i 90" tII ~. =.
-s are hniihi t"I@"l"tioi ii" 'Hs 4a't
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