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Evening journal., 1897-09-27
WM. B. SHARP
&z 90.
Fourth and Market Sis

Our big assortment of Dress
Goods is being quickly appre-
ciatt d and we offer more in
ducements in price, quality
and selections than ever before.
Our stock of Dress Gooos
will amply repay a look.
A magnificent so inch wide
fine Wool Novelty, in greens,
browns and blues. are very
handsome. SI25 per yard
A beautiful and soft feeling
Camels-hair in fine wool dress
stuffs. ia just the right shade
Of blue and brown-5o inches
wide. 81 IS per yard
A fine line of Mixed Novel
ties, "a inches wide. in all the
popular shades. 62Hc. per
yard
we are ready win our Fall
CloaRings for Laoies' and
Children's wear. Dou5le
width goods in handsome
rough and plain effects, from
81 up to SIS per yaid.
Dress Innings
So inch Black Taffeta. &c. from 1Oc
Extra heavy Black Taffeta, Sc. from
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

Robert e. Houston. 90 GeorgCtowa.
wAo was the rsSu,ar Republican candl-
Date lor representative IN CoDsrcss las,
Fall and WhOSe determined stand
asairSt AtdicSsiSn resulted In the ~
li,ical rc<isemeat a. Rev.J. : Wiils and
the election ot Hon. l. iryinS HSnoy
IS tAe editor ~ tAe Sussex Republican.
WfltinS e3isoyiaiiN ~ the pronosiuocs
advanced ~ re AdGicksitss he has snis
To say; Al nrst appeArance they mas
sewn 60 some very fair. tut r nc
nen,'s consideration win conVince any
oae thar they arc oCtenehle, ana or
.sinN nl-aaNise1 L ouereG Win a.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
CHIEF sCOOPs THREF.

Chief 81 Police Doian Saturday made
q raid on the hucksters and sQuatters
who have. after repeated warnings. vio-
lated the city ordinance relating 10 oc-
cupying Of streets and sidewalks by
hucksters.
Chief Dolan has from time TO time
warned the hucksters that they were
committing q breach Of the neutrality
laws. but the vegetable sellers gave but
little consideration 10 the warnings OF
the chief and sold on. The men ar
rested last night were: Michael John.
of John Brothers. doing business az
Fifth and King streets. Charles Pratcsi,
of EOurth and King streets, ana
Charles ". Ramsberger. Ct No. 4ol hing
street The men gave a sop bail bond
and were released on their own recos-
ni-anCc.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
NOTES FROM PENNsVILLE.

Ponnsville, Sept 27.-During the sea-
son just closed there have been many
pleasant yachting parties at the River
view Hotel, Pennsville, but one of
the pleasantest and most thoroughly
equipped was that of the Townsend
Yacht Club, of Philadelphia, which
spent three days with Mr.. Furbank last
week.
The yachtsmen were Commander
Alexander PATH Captain Nolan, Abe
Townsend. II. X. Conkling, A. Jolly,
Charles Fowler. Joseph Eaton. l.. Barry
more, A. Voorzander, Thomas Ascot, IT,.
Bell, William Marpole and James Stet-
ger.
They came down the river on the
yacht Arrow. which is without doubt
the finest craft Of her class in these
waters, and are now down the bay on
a two-weeks' cunning trip. Accompany
ing the yacht as a tender is a large
schooner, upon which are the cunning
skiifs, pushers and other accessories OF
a sporting trip conducted along such
liberal lines.
They originally designed to spend but
a few hours at Pennsville, but, finding
themselves so comfortably domiciled
with Mr.. Furbank, they were 10th to
leave the pleasures of his establish
ment.
A small bicycling party from Salem
spent Saturday here and took lunch i'm
the Furbank pavilion. II was COM
posed of Miss Laura Wiitsey. Miss
Jennie Foster, Miss Dixon and Miss
Zaiser.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
nDITN IN MISS IN II.

An examination of the hoiy O.
William ". Cooper. the New Caste
councilman. who died suddenly Sa-ur-
eSv. morning al ths residence C1 =. L
Pennsrrtcn. No. 4olrs L.omhara street
revealed thar death was due 20 poison
Ing and whisSey.
deputy Coroner Chandler VIII p1oo-
shly hoii an inquest OF the boir to-
fay The to05 lrosy q the Esl is
VsIs much swollen.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS
An THE OPERA HOUSE.

Gus Hill's Gay Masqueraders" were
at the Opera House on Saturday night
and entertained a good-sized audience
with their burlesques, vaudeville and
general gayety. The company was COM
numerous pretty girls.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

true intent OF securing harmony"
This straw should certainly indicate
which way the wind Will blow at Do
yer to-day when the conferrees Of the
regular Republicans and Addicksites
meet for the second time.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

Regulars and Addicksites are again
In conference at Dover to-day. II does
not require the aid Of the telegraph to
tell us that the regulars have refused to
accept the peace proposals. advanced by
the Addlckaites
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
II Mar or nIay Not be True.

MADRID, Sept 27.-The declaration
is made here and is being generally cir
culated that the Spanish troops in Cuba
have recaptured Victoria de las Tunas,
which was taken by the insurgents un-
der Calixta Garcia and Jesus Rabi on
Sent
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
Il DONFsTIC INITREn-

A domestic employed by Willard Han
Porter WAS slightly injured on S2tur
day evening by falling from mcviCg
car 1- Delaware avenue and JEFFERSON
street. Dr. Frant1 dressed the wounds
which were mainly on thc right arm.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

Tom Platt Is not the only New
Yorker who will be glad when the
mayoralty question Is settled There
are two million others.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Various Happenings Of Inter
est to Wilmington F ok.
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AN ENJOYABLE WEST SIDE EVEN
ING sOC1AL-SOME CITY FOLK
WHO SPENT SUNDAY A-VIsITING
AND OTHERS WHO ENTERTAIN
ED THEIR FRIENDS.

All communications intended for inser
tion IN this column should be addressed 70
Society Editor, care OF tho Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
weyler Asks For Help.

MADRID. Sept. 27.-Captain General
Weyler has cabled a request TO the
government TO send 113 additional ad-
ministrative officials TO Cuba.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

DEATH IN CENTIPEDE'S BITE.
William II. Bratton, a farmer living
near this city, died in great agony on
Saturday from the bite of a centipede.
Bratton, after he had been bitten.
scratched the place. Inflammation set in
and death resulted.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

he substitution o. czs a--ieie for an
o-he- Is 3 kind O. Eres1 Eoo1s game
thz- -h6 ruhlic can ru- an end % b ~
fusi1s % t-11e O. S-0-es E1e-e i Is
Y-1C-luel.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
- - STYIES

Derby Hats now in stock in an the
I.ecding Fashionable shapes. al
ROSS. elO Market street The Besi
$500 Hat in Wilmington. uleNcellec
for quality and finish. Prices guaran-
teed the lowest L.argest stock anc
Bess Assortment in the city. Open
nNaninES
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

japan. the foremost nation OF Asia,
and chile. the most wide-awake and
p-oSueSsiVe coGntry % south America,
have established diplomatic relations
ana viii Nesin 70 reap lhe BENEFITS ac-
cruing 1Acrcfrom.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
DYSPEPSIA,

Esrs positively Cu7ed. Grover Grahs1'
DyspsQsis Remedy is s spsci1c- one
dose removes al distress. and = ps--s-
nsnt cure q the uoSt chrcnic ard Sc
gsre c2SaS Is guaranteed Do not Su1sT
4 Se-cs1t bottle Vii co1vi1ce ne ucsi
sks7tiozl ASsnt y 3 DS2S,rth, DTuE
T1l
Evening journal., 1897-09-27

70 the editors on the MiddletOwn
Transcript and Middletown New Era
viii give a little more to tho church and
say a little less about Il the Lord will
have a hlgher opinion % both 90 thom.
Evening journal., 1897-09-27
Dfess Innings

So inch Black Taheta. &c. from 1Oc.
Extra heavy Black Taffeta, Sc. from
12i2c. u
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
n-nnl,,nin Alabama

S special to Tie State Herald from
Florence, Ala, under date of July 20
says: ) race war IS on at Rtverton,
Ala, 3 town Of 800 inhabitants, to-
n:gh! and serious trouble IS feared.
4 Degro attempted a criminal assault
!c1 Mrs. S. L Vaughan, and estimaols
lady. aonday afternoon, but was beat
en- of and tie rsigaborhood aroused.
4 searching party IS said to have
caught the f2Gd aad sho: hin, but
tais they viii rot admit. After the
lyrching the whites became incenssd
ard threatened to extercinate the ne
gross. Both sides are arming and one
white man has been seriously injured.
Mrs. Vaughan is in delicate coadi-
ton &ud her death is momentarily ex-
,,eC..G
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Knied bn Els Estner.iu.Lsn.

4 special dispatch to the Columbia
St&te ;rom lis correspondent at Dillon,
Is. G., Thursday, says: ''Wnst seems
to have beea a premsdits!ed murder
WAS committed near hsre on Monday
last when Steve Brysnt saot his son-io-
lev, Lonpie Praratt, from the effects
Of which be died yesterday. Fron
the information l have been able to
gather, bad blood has existed between
the two for some time, owing to the
circumstance, it is said that Praratt
married Bryant's daughter without
his knowledge or consent.
Recently one Of Bryant's children
has been staying at the home Praratt
ana started reports of some kind which
were refuted by Prarat! with warn
ing to the cnild to desist, bat ne pro
ceeded again with some report, for
which Praratt gave him little pun
ishp1ent. Bryant, having heard of it,
b2rs wed a gun to shoot 2 hawk, and
on Monday morning he went to the
haid where Praratt was cropping 10
becco and asked him if he hit his BOY.
Praratt answered in the affirmative,
with an explanation.
Bryant asked: Are you going to
do it again, to which Praratt respcd'
ed, mot unless be tells another lie on
ma Whereupon Bcyant raised his gun,
saying, az the sane time he fired: i
guess you will not" The entire load
Of buckshot took effect about the head
and body with the result stated. So
far we have been unable to fn6 ou!
anything regarding the character OF
the two men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Eksr2,ast..n fsr 81 Arcn.;ec:.

The United Safes civil s:gTic7 CON-
1lissioa announces competitive ex-
Summation - FL the vacancy II the
position Of supervising architect @; the
treasury. Ine salary Gf tae position,
which IS Cne CT the mos. ic1 9cctant
aad esponsio!eunder the government,
IS 81, 500 GER anrunl, and II d hoped
that archI;ects Of nigh attainments and
reputation may De iadue2d by these
coz siGer2tl0ns TO enter the ecJmpe:iuon.
Ii is The desire oithe { :p2rtlelt to
secure a practical architect CT hlgh
administrative ability TO direct and
Supervise the worn OF TIE ctiic9 :orces,
IS veil as tde cJ2tracG worS done ca
public baildings Throughout tie coao'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
L.rsz Order fo- arerno.cks.

Assistant Secretary Fandsrlip az
thGr.Zad ths Gi2ac:oc Oi the Blresu OF
Engraving aad Printing % print and
deliver TO tae Office OF The Secretary OF
the Uaised States treasury notes and
silver certificates TO the amount o'
500, 4,00Q, GEO. y large proportion OF
those notes vii! bc IL small. Gsnomi-
nations-ones, t&os. dves and tens
and the supply is expected to De saf
fcient for the needs CT the treasury
for a period OF about three months,
meeting the usual large demand ior
snail bills required IN the movement
OF crops. The aepartmentan,ici2&tes,
il view OF the abundant crops, an uG-
usually large ana early c2i! Tor sInai.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Shot Out CT u Tree.

Another lynching was enacted IL
Alaoams Tuesday night. 4 MOB OF
infuriated citizens OF Coosa county
shot to death James Daniel, buriy
negro, who had attem pied an assllt
on Mrs John Baker, the wife OF a
white farmer living near here. Baker
and his wife had retired for the night
and both were asleep when the negro
burgIarized his way into their room.
He went to the bed ia which Mrs.
Baker was sleeping and threatened her
With death il sne screamed. She did
scream, however, aad hec husband
rushed to her assistance IN time to $50
the negro jump from window and
escape. SiGce thai time 6 vigilalt
search has teen made with blood
hounds for him. The track was LOST
and found several times. Yesterday
tbs dogs struck It, and after spirited
chase OF several hours, the negro was
.reed in forest IL Coosa county Tues
day night. From his perch il the
branches the offender prayed to bis
pursaers TO spare him but al given
signal volley was fred into the tree
I: was too DARK to distinguish any o5-
isct, bl: chance carried & dozen ofthe
bullets into the negroes body ard he
fell TO the ground desd.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Ca1t,c cenceds-ats Yssersns.

The Annual Reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans Of the South
C2ToIina Division ior 1897 will De held
It GIeenYil,e, S. c., commenciag ct
70 q. m. August 25!h. The loT rail
road Ta:a O. 1 cent per mile, which
Will be given from al! pCiats within
the State, will allow : large attendance
CT Delegates. Al comrades OF the
Division are earnestly invited TO be
present. Whether Delegates or not,
they have right 10 be IN the Congen
1ioo. Confederate Veterans VINO have
not ye: joined the u. Q. Y. are ccrdi-
ally asked to jim their former con-,
raGes II this grand reunion. The Divi
sion aor las nearly che hundred
Camps, and tlis reunion is apt to be
The largest ever hsll OF EI C0nfedec
etes in this S:&te. Thc good people 0:
GTeenviIIa are gnas;ag every arrange
msnt for the entertainment OF Tie
Veterans, and We can be sure CT the
nost nos 5it.5le a0d loving reception
ard care. Each Camp will appoint
one young lady as Sponsor, whose
duties and place at tbs reunion will
be designated il subsequent orders.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
ConaAe, Ee,na, Arreased.

Captain Porter ct the United States
secret sec7lc9 Wednesday nighs arrest
cd Y. G. Tcev2n, a Ftelchman, who
was, according to Captain Porter,
aoout TO make counterfeit money.
Trsvan says he wSs going to make
Labels for Cnoan planter, and that
the planter desired MS labels made IN
the Shape Of five dollar note. He
seems to be rather hazy as to the iden-
t:ty Of the planter who ordered the
labels. Johu Williams, who was
= helper Of Trey&n WAS also ar
rested. 10 spurious money was
found, bat, for aIl that the govern
m5nI icials regard the arrest as an
ial portta0t one. Williams has been
arrested before fcr making counterfeit
ICLey.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Accident at Sea,

While the towing steamer Saturn,
bond from Boston to Newpor, News,
Va, vas off Barnesal, early We3nes-
day, one OF TIE water gu2ge glasses
broke and IN consequence the boiler
and engine rooms were filed with
escaping steam. Chief Engineer
James 4 Glkey, MS assistant, a. N.
Rowen ana Fireman John Bennett,
VINO was below a: the time OF the
break, were terribly scaIded. The
men had miraculous escape from
de&tb, as the engine aud boiler ROOFS
we're suddenly icrned 1870 veritab.e
caldrons. As soon as The Steam was
shu. of from the iDiarea boiler, Gil
key a1d his conpauicns were Wrapped
IN blankets soaked with linSeed Gil, the
Ssturns course was changed for this
pert, &oG at 40 she reached Sandy
HOOK, from " whjcn poin: the drsg 2e@S
o tie accident wSS recsived.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Bar 2ilve1 Declines.

The New York Herald says: Bar
silver has declined to the Lowest price
in two years and private dispatches
from abroad received in Wall s!rao:
sre to the effect that the holders of the
white metal have weakened. Some
OF the bullion brokers assume that
tais means that the silver pool which
was formed abroad more than year
age, was liquidating its holdings.
Osber brokers were OF the opinion
that the holdings Of the pool had
been liquidated some time ago and
that the lessened demand for silver.
through the adoption Of the golc
standard by Japan, among other rea
sons, was responsible for the decline.
Outsiders generally called.attentior tc
the fact that the recession in price
cane simultaneously With ths an
rouncement Of the great gold discov
cries IN the klondyke region.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
soaiipox ia BI-rnlrgnan.

Acting Mayor Poarce Of Birm;ng-
nam, Ala, requests the Associated
Press pap5rS to give p:omine1ce 70
he following cara from the county
health Utiicsc: "In5 o1!y fGlc decl-
Ggd cases OF sa&lI9Gx II this CT?
aave aeeu removed. AL other saspi
oi9us Gases are being speedily taken lc
The pes! h9g:e. People ars o9ius gen.
erauy v&cci1a.eG. Business moves on
10 is usual clA1aeIs. Within totty.
eight hours every suspicious case "id
be Gu: ui ihs city AM .as most vlgor
Gus measures Will De coGsIlnt!y used
.n<t are necessary. T2efe : 40 need
ii grouGGieSs a!arm. Il! yacc-12sed
people are safe and ta.s remedy W
ars eaio1G:n5"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
BUR RSLARS GALORE.
Atlanta, Ga, Is Infested With "k aights of
the JIMMY

A special dispatch from Atlanta to
the Augusta Chronicis says: Bur-
glars continue their Wholesale WORK
mere and their fine Italian hand was
exhibited in four quarters of the city
last night. The occupants Of the resi-
dence OF ". a. Moore, of Walton and
ald Cone streets, we're awakened
about half-past two by .as snell CT
chloroforrn. The alarm was si7en by
Mrs. Moore and soon there WAS 3 gen
eral PANE IN the household. In7aSIi-
gatioa showed t1at ihe dining room
was full CT the deadly drug to the
point Ct sufocaLion, oat when the
door vas flung opea the fumes were
quickly distributed and nc Drsakjng
OF s!eaIage was discovered. The bur
glars nad missed n their c2lculat;an.
rhey either m;stook the dining room
for ped room or else presumed that
the gradual diffusion of the fumes
would s.upify ths slaepers Instead OF
awakening then. L IS presumed tn4t
the fluid was pumped and sprayed IL
through the window blinds and that
the aroused household prevented fur
thec attempts On the part of the would
be burglars.
TIE Gate City Drug s!ora on Au-
burn avenue, nearly two miles away,
was also attacked by tie knights CT
the jimmy" ard there trey were
more successful. Skilled labor was
nanile5:. Ecs safe WIS neatly opened
ana a5out $l2J su5tracted fcon :he
companies assets. Ia the two r9main,
ing c&S:s, The 5urglsts let taeir mark,
ou. G:4 liI:-e damage. Considering
th8tGo exposition IS congo on here TIE
police are at q loss 70 account for the
ln-o8G of professionals that has bee2
largely il evjaencs during the pasi
few weeks. The ordinance agains.
jdii2S and lojtering IS Being very
strictly enforced, but the thieves have
be:D sharp enough 20 avoid detection
"a .uCs: C4SeS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
VIII &c Never Cease,

aocu. 30 Wednesday Coroing, at
BAd9;Ds, ip S.. Marys p2r;SS, La,
4 negco, Jack Davis, alias Blddy
Jack, was hung by the citiZaus Of the
towa for clinin4lly assauliing the
widow Maciot. Davis wayla;d the
lady and struggled With her. Her
screams aroused Micah Heck, who
chased the negro to the store CT Beders
4 DELAY, where. upon being recog-
u!zed, he vas seized, rushed to the
bayou bank st the edge OF town, and,
wIch 20 ceremony, hung. lie in2H-
Gated another negro, Willis jewell,
who, after beng severely whipped,
was ordered TO leave the town. All
excitement IS allayed and no further
trouble is anticipated.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Or. RYDER LYNCHEO.
LyncEed for Murder by "Iob" Who
Travelled IN Carriages.

DISPATCHES received in atlanta from
Talbot;on Wednesday fully confirm
the reported Ivnching near here Tues
day right OF Dr. w. L. RIGer, who
murdered Miss Saiiie ECrca Owen at
TalibcNon : year ogo. Judge Ears.
on the cvideoce that Col. WorriIl OF
Columbus, the jeSding counsel fcr
Ryder, could not be Greses,t, Z le -
sickness, continued the case unsI The
regular term in September Dr.. Ry
der, Zee prisoner wEo wss TO have
been returned 10 M0scoges jail il the
20 .. m. train was taken 10 Wayerly
Hail, the nearest station from Taloo!
tor, for that purpose. IN tew min
utes sitter the deputies arrived with
tneir prisoner at TIE sta!icn the mob
drovs Up and took toe prisoner By
forco from the ctticers ard returned
With hin to a point just across the
COUNTY line ana lrnched him. lis
body YES iouud hanging from limb
at en e&fiy hour this morning. His
tongue was cut and his face was hor.
ribIy biSckened.
Deputy Sheriff AwSay, vho was in
charge Of tie prisoner, says that he. IN
co-npany vita Ir. Bosweil and Dr..
RIDER, reached Waverly Hall jast be-
fore dsrk, N carriage, and tn&t the
doctcr vas seated IN tho rear SEA 9itG
lis feet upon tie back OF t2e ssaE in
froat. lie sat on the left sid Of Ry.
der aud Boswell or tie seat IN from:
jus: after d2,k, Boswell, who WAS
looking out OF the carrisg9 windo.,
exclaimed: 'Look cut, there IS mar
oo horse
Thee they come, he shouted, and
in az inStans tha two deputies, A&r
ply and Bos veil, were oa the gronn3
and found themselves coTe:ed o. pis,
tolls in the hands OF an iAfurla!ed
mob.
The mob ordered them to throw VI
their h&adS and deliver tceir pistols.
This. MaroAy says, be rafusaG to O. at
first, but, lis pistol was 81 atcGed from
bis hands Then he oagan TO oeg and
plead with tue crowd for the safety o.
niS prisoner, bot was Immediately =
ordered to Saut his mouth. Ryder
made but little resIs!anc, to the MOO,
and while they were drawing hin
from the cacriage did no5 utter one
word. The helpless wretch vas taken
to another carriage close by and
themes back to Talbot couoty and
hung to q tree just over the line IN
Talbot county, near the home o. J. c.
Willis.
The mob, Wills returning with Ry.
der from Waverly Hall, was met by
tSherif Richards and lis party, but
lowing : the darkness OF the night the
sheriff cou.,- not distinguish the per.
!soas nor gain az clue to their identi
ity. Richards was~iqformed by the
men who had Ryder III charge that ne
was too late, SO be pushed=en to- Way.
erly Hall. only to hnd that ne had
| been uisle6, &aG ct that ticle kydel
! was suspended from the limb ola tree,
! where his remains were discovered
Ishor5 time afterwards.
The reason assigned Wednesday 70,
| the action Of the mob is that the peo
| pie were tired Of the case being con.
tinued, but the fact is that the friend:
| OF the prosecution had given uo al
| hope of ever bringing Ryder to tht
gallows by reason OF MS being hope
lessly insane.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-28
Mr.. NeI,2gr;a saws that $500, 0a0, 90

NJ -Ft tlI+ y IL Sd ' = S1tAL fr'yt, Wv, w
is necessary to carry On the govern
ment aud pay expenses. He proposes
to make up tbs By taxes on woolen
goods and every other thing thef&rm-
erS need. The Democrats say that the
tayiG should be such IS TO raise onlC
revenue. Ii more than this IS made Il
viii be robbery. Pro.ecticn as repre-
sented by Republicans has been what
has sucked the lie blood oEG OF the
Industry CT the south. The south IS
ga agricultural country. Talk shout
Diversified industries, we are and must
be co.to1.ra;sing country. Ne
compete with tae wcrid in Gotten, hGi
We have fua!Iy got 10 raise i. It's
rats 10 say taat we cs2 stop Il. As TO
cotton, only 200,C00 bales IS sent
abroad. The country can': think o!
protection. foT last year Only 40,Q90
nales OF EEpt;ar c5tton came ID.
What is that compared to The seven
million or mere shipped aw2g2 Ev-
erythirg Ghe people wear is made II
the ncr;a. Ies you aie asked tc pay
three tineS greater tsx to errjca
manufacturers. Ii we hsd free trade
q nan could buy for one third wha.
he now mas to pay for clothing.
The rest CT Mr.. Evans speech was
devoted principally to discussion
OF the tariff II which he tried 20 make
It appear that la2. McL.urin wss eS.
pousiag the wrong cause aad that he
was no Democrat.
The gist Of the meetings ST other
places was shout tAa same as the above,
aud did not yary muca one from t1e
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