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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
Result of the sidney trosS-rut.

! contract fer 6f.y feet q tunnel on the
sidney. ST Monte Crfsfo. has t3st been
corurs@tea ard further contract Will
probably be ist. From the former t91nel
on the ledge a cross-cat ~Fss rsin tEs1tY-
SIX feet eiaEozally % the hanging xaN
or a bier e showed pay streak Of
eight - twelve inches. sample across
eight inches ~ iris "a said 10 have assay
ed ~ gold ounces silver and per cent
corner while another sample ran e.
gold. s. s..va= i crcSsc1. has leea
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the following Ten minutes That was ths

the following ter minutes That was ths
price asked az tIe close.
IN corn. ths EavoTzHse ~ez-hs- ca5ssc
Speculative ses3ilyss-t 70 Incline ,owgr1 ire
selling side. 'Tse s--nsss OF wheat. how
ever. a--ed as a constant r@sfraTEs CT short
selling and TIE usarEer recovered part q
IL saEtG loss &t@y Ia rhe dry.
TIE marker for cats w2s 1uu ard In
elfnN9 % sYr-satht-a wtsk corr
Prosts1r-s sfarrF6 steady. 5I- sScr be
came radically weak. Buying ORDERS be
cane heavier when wSear recovered ESte
II me Gay, ard Ga - Of ne srxSz -FssS rSroT-
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VictoriA's Sampiing Works.

The first run OF the Victoria metaIiur-
gical works was made on ten tons of ore
from the Victoria -Texada mines on Thurs
day. The mill has five S50-pound stamps
and two concentrators, and mas capacity
OF twenty tons day. A test ehlorination
plant Of two tons 4 day Is to be added and
samples will also be tested 20 determine
the best method of treatment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

Tha Warriors cf Spokane have bought
IRE Rainbow sroGp 81 Palmer mountain
yvs.-a Ms formerly cwre1 BY Seattle
ueae,s sad more recently passed under
-ase control u CPS WaacseN. Vho - now
. c.tsreu tf Spokane. Tbey already oVe
-ar n1!}fr4g Creep a3tos-snE. o. which
shey nrorese - Tuo Il lors tunnel
4 steam. - te}rs ug}it CT ta~ Gka-r -
gar r1Rer Il transport ore Goan lat
-tre1ra ac& tte Columbia 70 Ire -al.roa.s
Thls 81 fogr-ss ff9s, cc-seS 70 n. r. F3gt~a n
/. letter srora SEeka2a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
Ore From the Oily m pics.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelllgencer
CLEARWATER. Wash. July IA
party of prospectors has brought some
fine specimens Of gold. silver and copper
ore from the headwaters Of the Clear
water, jefferson county.
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started from the same rcirt aiagonaisy
~ erty-fcEr feet toward the scct wall On
which streak Of ore shows In the crop
E-ngs. az WI STRIKE - sha.., for feet
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~ so;l1yfng were the yo5Dsnz quota
80 q. vnoies2ie dealers yesterday:
s~rsr, Flour and Coffee.
~-... et7s,ysn z --f3oiaen "cs'' in bois per
-. extra &c" IN ohis. psr 10. Gar;
=, sranalsted. In bols. per ID. sac: cube,
- ggsasFea. 81. spot cash pfaces.
y Novelty 4. 81; California brands,
{ " s,lcks heat -four. per ool. s. y, Per
-. z -sE34: graham. per b5l, y. or
sIa szcSs, s. per est, rye hour, per
al 81. o. fe-It sacks. 8-.& per c.I.
,.l.eI oa.g, per obi. t4ai.50. Hosniny. per
- rg1. cr-scke8 gaea per cSf. " p:
ss1sd xaeat s. 40 per case. wnoie wheat
.ss- or 81 fraFt hfF+Tf- van
.seks .e; g5-ib boxes tzc. split peas. per
5Sb sacks. &c. z-lo boxes, i11c' corn,
su.s. ss q &; faxed ha-niay. 5ois.
e kegs RE
csree lI55bing--fireen -N;oehs. per 10.
~ gsya. per n. as%s-8c E0sta h-ca.
: ig.Ib esses. Der ewt. 81. s.. sa-lh cases.
- csrl. 81 =. Ss-t5 Gaze. pzr cwi. <l2.s5:
r.~. rhr Hrs Dgr o.. sae. ASH v}I
An M,eha. Gtsc carscala. @5'9s.. Diase-
a.. - eTaHns eafsee zlc. IAon, 1903.
I.s. COS. slz.1s. -. 2lZ-s.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
rrs.h Msata lJ9bblug)~ Cow beef 5l95i4c.
se-sr ssef. &c per To. mutton g. per 10,
81. gze per IL. veal e per To-
pregssseTs sobDi8B} 10 t1is. 3AfSe, lgF.c !.
ksas snail lie hscsk.Dst bacon. Sc
srsh Fish Gobb.nel -HaHbut s9ic:
sslaoa. si5e: salmon trout se. noanderH
psqlc soles &c. rock cod. 80 back
49, Ac. perch 1Ikaslc. mountain trout.
,..ssgise shr mp %
batter. Cheese. f.Egs and Poultry.
Estta - Issnch. Mll1c Washington
sslamfries. Glib prints. lT0iSc.
Chess ,lto9lnsl -HAg.ss " ashlnston,
Esxs t,oboing)-i6Q lSc.
pJsltiy vobilnst - Aickens. iefiIc: live
ssga. dressed choke. -. 2ilc.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes ljohbingl-Oid POTATOES a..
c4afcrnla aew potatoes. 69aljc per 100 lbs.
Vegetables (iobDna NATIVE peas. -
sss rals5rnia onioas IA lc. silver skins
i.s3llyc; bes,a s1.sS per sack. cabbage Iqa
e pat Eb: oarrtfs. sil5 lettuce. Zoe pr doz
sseumser noIaouse. 25f s0c per 6oz, not
ssas tomatoes, SGsl4c per ID: green corn.
.saae 9eE doz.
Gfrea init ljobaHg) --I.emcns faasy
caIifnrnia, G. T5lf1. selects. s29" n. new
California Astrakan apples 75cHsi per
Nx A!exanaeFs. siuI.25, bananas.
ral9: oranges. fancy Valeuc.as y2so3ts,
\ 4
rsseis. saQ25o. native Strawberries slW
Is: s5osebsrrles. lal'ac. cherries - 5hc
pr bex. faspoerrles 75c per CRATE. Cal
fsrrs peaches. Hale'a Early. use PEI
", crawf0ris. &c pr box; Yakima an
ssaslcaee peaches 2lffiec per box. Ore
ssn peaehts. aoeisnc per box; Bartlett.
FaFs sscsfN Per box; Oregon peach
sssms &c California aprcoss. 431soc Cal
ssfs. alpns, 30 90 Per box, Large red
s.rran.s. &c per crate.
Hay, train and Feed.
Hsy u3Shng,- Puget sound. per ton
81 Eastern Washington timothy. $laa
= s;iafs s.
| 0sts itohstngt-SD.
wheat-tI.N.
Barley uoDD.ng)-Rolied or ground. per
4 sa So
I cafn-Whoie. so. cracked. so. feed meal.
q
sAs,sr. ffrss'- g)-Brsn. per ton. 3lz:
tssr's. per ton $I7.
yesd~chopIed feed sl7Iis per ton: md
1 Tags, per tor. SCI. oil cake meal, per ton.
81
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More Work In Eureka Camp.

c. =. Wright has gone to Eureka camp
TO start work or l5o-foot tunnel on the
Wauccnda, which is owned by a Seattle
company and has free milling ore On the
surface.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July l4-Wheat 49, Milling
price. No. clur. zee; Ne. hluestem. 93c !,
export price. nominal
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Rushed to STOP Sale when He struck
IL in the RepuhiIc

Referring TO the recent strih1 in the
Republic in Eureka camp. the Spokes-
man Review tells the following story:
The arrival OF Dennis Clark Tuesday
evening with the news OF the strike was
induced by Il peculiar incident Dennis
is the foreman OF the mine but holds a
big bunch OF stock. Recently. when
James Clark was leaving the mine. Dem
mis- Informed him he was longer on stock
than on cash. and told James TO sell
from aoooo 10 - 800 shares at 20 or IS
cents. The strike was not expected for
several days, and when the Republic
ledge was encountered Sunday, Dennis
waited around all day for assays. 1t was
when he saw the values ne rushed around
to find his horse. and rode ali night 10
reach Grand Forks in time 10 catch the
stage for Marcus Monday morning When
he reached Marcus his whole thought was
on that stock. and he wired to his brother
"a follows:
James Clark. Spokane: DO not sell
nay stock a. any price
DENNIS CLARK
HE never thought Of wiring about the
strike. The telegram was sent 10 Mr..
Ciavk's home and he did not receive il
until evening. ard a few minutes later
Dennis arrived Sur the stock bad not
been sold. and Dennis felt that he had
saved several thousand dollars"
Patrick Clark says another tunnel Viii
BE- run Us feet deeper. giving depth OF
over ~ feet.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
DENNIS SAVED HIS STOCK.

PORTLAND. july 4-.Wheat-WalI
Naila, s5c; valley, 6sc.
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Money ans Exchange.

Monef or call. easy At l0lI. per cent
last loan. par cent: closed at / per cent
pf.f,e mercantile paper. so per cent,
AtsTlns exchange. steady. with actual
nuhiness III bankers bills at s4314AS9i.
Tor demand, and a. s. ,6gta So for sixty
DAYS. posted 70 tss. 81 S6at 4 So a I'd 81 s.s:
coHmetciai bills. SES5e silver certificates
g. fsa9 Sc bar silver, e05sc. Mexican dol
lars. &c.
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Initsc STATES markets barometer On "a
ssST1ait crop a1y4ces. scored sacH xaIu.
g Tass cof.i.i4fsz crossed A. wascz ~ ce IL
~. 70. tcs1Saes. II ten years. Tfe pTe-
tS5re1 also rsaGe a rew r.r.-a rrarstrp
4s9ss. wsss!e Sortaw estsrn rr-fe--exd a4as.sr@
- yesreFcays Ertcs az Is- Lnglaon arsx-
s&@<eoAy changed rs altitude Of 81 Paul
LAY tron q persistent seller loar. ard
tatai1eA II 2p u above TIE %-w YORK
tsss1f@9 IT az yesGsr6ayss closing This
~ - ,esar,lesi a. fcFsisn esvertas q s1orts
- s'oaAe~S. weaker - from ttlafr arexs-
Io!'ssa istSarEy. rea ctesi ye@ter,sSyss pro-
sfe$s 10 nlzBsf plane OF yx!aeS Iff.
y as hlFgeiy u sympathy with the Phila-
2 iptaia market 4oG il@alxh Valley r.
fec1loa over .eE YORK ksao r.er.v11.-sa ts,a
hrsaeTs tnat wtth the s;.sss 1900. ~
L%a1Sls a!4gS as an tnd@rsrll mt far..cr IN
sac mara, us's uade would De managed
A1 sAen manner as 10 produce rae pest
RESULT Ter tae Interested corg,oTa4loas As
lesser cozA p4a.es would Cad X g,rf,gsiat 10
wSrk u sympathy rasner than assume a
acconpslsn harmony wls-s rsrevIe,Is
scinsfnss Of tns past, including central
se.1Isz agency, an1 a Reading les Sc o.
ORR Companies. rad failed.
Inc coal strike, # contlnaosts viii cause
an Increased demand sor the hard pros9tgcf.
SzFI iatsaasna d western pvefsrred easily
is1 the ADVANCE IL this group on runners
n aaasIlS becoming more definite that the
SOCK was being Purchased for control by
announcer read. wheeling q Lake Erie pre-
Erred ana Cleveland. Lorraine Il ~ est
ct1 preferred were bid up & point each
wf1iis Hooking Valley also improved.
On erroneous transactions Sugar alter
hateig rose ard feb or mare or less IA -o~-
ahse reports from Washington. The stock
OPENED Gown about point. nuctuafea
widely and closed AZ about The IrltsaI H.
Erss. "
trading IN bonds was quite animate
fS asSrezate sales slightly exceeded
sltJG,vor The bulk OF transactions was IL
the losF priced a1euTlG.e~s, with N decided
iTgsiTy apparent for the Oregon Snort
Line.
government bonds were generally firm,
With transactions trivial
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Ursadstafis nu.! Grains.

SAY FRANCISCO. July n-F!eur-
sea.y extras S2ff495- bakers extras
A.aaa supfr tine. SEGi
aseai~shtpping. sl.23A for No l. and
~: iof r choice milling Sl;27l 6i.s2i4
1a'ase. brewing. e0fs1c for new.
U.s. omr'on white 95cE 81 .o7t4. good
/ a taeiee, a'leaiA. fancy feed. si.Erl. 80.
Receipts.
Eoas. quarter sacks. IL AZ. do Oregon
/ -, Wheat, c"atsis. 1915. barley. cenfals
vsans. sacks, -. corn. centalg East
4 q ~ poia toes. sacks, see onions
l hlAS 20 uiidlsnes sacks a. hay. tons
straw tons. p: hops. bales. /. wool
/ So IS do oregon @lS. hides, number
vie, gallons. l50n0
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
fssa ard Mlustuns Middings. sISa2l
aai California bran. sltQl4 s0 per ton
Gsscn hIan. sisHls50 per ton.
80 y neat ss0ll3o. wheat and oat s,
"a" Hat. s'Nt. rivor harley s4ia. ALI
- .sst cutting, S5ja.s9. do. second cut
- se9N@, clover sd6fN. stock sisG
- X, wheat sH8ioj 80: straw. per
sssss'aeles-New potatoes. In boxes. 7oQ
fs-so N sack AHts0c. Now rel onions.
- new stlyarskin onions. Sg6lsl: bay
-Ifav pr box. dried pepper.
n fa. 70 .afiis I'sa}i.c string beans
T.,
-. ,Ns1&Nl!@ tomatogs lt1@5c per box.
4 eFaatee>. se. ,5c pr box, green corit
\ ~, ,kssvn Pepper, t4l50c per box eSs
!, 80 ss0 per box green okra 10JSsc
sl'i,.-,Apples. small box eoIsac per
n - tarfe box Su ac rer box
4 - ~ cots EASES per box. IoNgye rta
Ar|ttits vat isrg straw h-rrte~. Sc 10
- Wass aefgies. IS uer chest. rasp-
4 a. 80, canta'oures. s. t{3 per
Is sal Anno Cherries. -sfp'c per
i 'VFfahis q 5A- na1 sa e2s t,,s~
IT, y da. iagsa ooS 4tses1. Fanfatu~
r.. s,aets Ssjfaoc tar box. seetiiess
|. -, AF1tse. pea hes ssfs.0o mr. boN
II X. Ssf@f Ftr htx pears @Jf3tAe pr
1 wss,s. tIsSs 3ns si1 prr 10 Val sncga
~, -. = . ~ A@NietD lints S}ss5 - per
Is anea California lemons 500 Der
II FRS California lemons g asfs mr.
It, -. va Ter Nuuch pluearoies,
las Ft deFehi Smyrna Figs i$3iic
n Fancy creamery. a9-. -eyon8s.
lit 'Ahey dairy, lsc. seconds. -
IL s-Fsaey nld. new g. tair 10
IL e. C2llferra ct.4n,. iaIlassc.
| Ii S'nefct Se.-ae. eastern t.rlt-.
tra DG}s.
: atl},,, =, N0h..e. s.o-~. NTllc:
81 'F f. I've, ,uts eebelsrs. rai-e
o7e 80 e f.ts eaasr.rt SFf
~ r~re h~e5ler> 81
IL 49, Natt h--7 -o. ducks
A ~ sucks saes 81 Fe,-se.
a ~ a. ."|~ p.Eecns-
- Closing Quotations.
~ Steady oe-enNr. s. -,-. May.
4 .'}- S,eaAr n....t.- ~.
-
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Tour. quarter sacks. L. AZ: do Oregon.
= wheat, c"ntals. 1913: barley cenfals.
= beans. sacks -. corn. eentalx F,asf-
e =. potatoes. sacks, S.6a3 onions
50 20 middl.nes sacks -. hay. tons.
7 straw tons. 3: hops. bales. / wool
50 81 do Oregon IS. hides, number.
y wife gallons =. eAa
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~ar SEATTLE MARKETS.

,,naI rnarkes was generally eusst
~. ssw There ia .nucf fruit coming
USE, s = nnsrKes. and prices are constants
~ .-aaxsnx. Yesterday witnessed no
G l.1 lie egg and bitter MARKET The
- - 70 isc IN the price Of butter asA
o. -, resisted Ii an Increase OF shipments 20
It's cEy.
Jobbing Quotations
ne following were the 3ooosng quota
~ wno,eszio dealers yesterday:
ssrsr, Flour and Coffee.
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SAY FRANCISCO July H.-F.eur-
saH.y extras si2ft4a5. bakers extras
AEaA.8. psrfine. Ss.%G4
Rseat-shtpping sl23A for No I and
hss tor choice, milling Si27h al s2lk
aafify-Feei. - choice bright
3a'ase. brewing, e0si95c for new.
osiS-f ommon white g5cl 81 97t4 good
Y theiee. VIVA %. fancy Ted. sl.EHI 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Eitor OF Tho Time:
Sr.l ann glad to fre that tHo gold
standard hrne .tai- of he Ng nave
tAt courage tl stand ny their cOlors. and
it g. sad sight Go me to soo those who
worc. fiona principle. found advocating
TIDE Democratic o.r'--n' af tIu-Nt nt
Jefferson H.I who. lrIm thc tanupont
OF t.ul Democrats, clNl. not lproft
BRYAN. ST. m.H OF acknowledged ability
N.f who uIIi I'D spite OF the acuel Irauel
upon tHIm iE Inc Roanoke Du.NtN4cAt
and wno base their speakers ait1.' .lhr
rIr Nrlr U..t.lu" that was rruHtlatt4 If
fle nation .I l.f and Wr aif told Chat
because iUe DNmIUnUs Irc clean Dlrs We
should aIlpH them iD Doc elected ana tl1t
$500 -lou.d lJt aut1-Oul1' ,hnir cl...l.u.
want fl rIt that for tlls county 20
have found NOT one that opposed Tie Chi
CagO platform il 1886. VIII support the
Roanoke piliNIrm OF The candidates. nom
mated on the Platform. We should pre-
serve our Orgdu.ZlfiOL rrQ before lt.l TIE
Democrats would have 90 come 20 us, but
We are without leaders. and those We zee
lied upon 10 uphold the true Democracy
are publicly stating That they, WI sup
port the Roanoke LoMlnee3. Wnrt Be
cause they age clean men. j. * iUtimated
that the Gold Democrats had 30 clean
men TO put ont for the positions % Gov
ern0r. observation-disclosures ana Attorney
GeueTal2 / believe a good ticket would
be elected; Oh. but Republicans would vote
for them Don't we all know that Tyler
g. Co. w01ld De glad TO have Republican
votes. We should act lnleQ -n0cNtt, lli
out ticket and Tex all whether Cold
Democrats. silver Democrats or Repuh.-
cans vote as they think best for GA
Virginia. Ia my mind. u Is not best for
Virginia tina; tie silver people shall have
B. things their way. 4 would Tatu n
vote for Bryan who Is certainly entitled
10 be regarded MS a brilliant man. than
for Tyler who is known by his best
friends 10 be a good man, bat wlth 70
such ability. When ] read in your paper
tile position taken bv Daniel. Martin and
Tyler 10 direct opposition 90 what vs
taught by your paper 10 b. WRONG in ls'i.
/ cannot Understand why those that
thought and now think YOU were right can
be brought to vote for the Roanoke nom
inees on Tire same platform. for one, and,
as | believe. Tor every Gold Democrat Of
this county. 7 can say We will not prove
traitors 10 tho cause FOR which We fought
in 1885. ana none Of Us will vote for the
Roanoke romlaees.
GOLD DEMOCRAT.
Abingdon Va. Sent g. 1857
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
THE SILVER ISSUE IN NEW YORK

The silver question may force itself as
local issue In the politics OF Greater
New York.
]. j. Mcmillan, q delegate tc tho Pro-
grcssive Democratic League S. reported
by Yesterdays New York sun TO have
said:
I'm the Greater New York charter it Is
provided that an the bonds TO be ISSUED
10y the city SHAH he payable in gold coin.
'or I'm The legal currency OF The United
states. at the option OF the Commission
ers OF the Sinking Fund. The Mayor ia
member o. that commission. hut so is
the Comptroller, and the Comptroller is
The official who recommends the form OF
the bonds. With q goldbug Comptroller
We will have only gold bonds issued. That
means "a great deal when the many mil
lions of bonds which will be Issued an
nualy by his city are considered. II
means that The goldbugs will throttle ms
and retard the progress OF the cause in
which we are enlisted. We must elect n
Comptroller who believes ia the money
OF the United States Constitution, gold
and silver.
THAT is not o national issue more
than il Is q local issue The goldbugs
have put this option in our city charter.
They will take advantage Of it If they win
ia tie election. Tt is our duty to meet
the issue sQuarely and see TO it that no
man who will vote to exercise the char
ter option and issue gold coin bonds is
made a member Of the Sinking Fund Com
mission
The provision Of the charter 10 which
reference Is made is, the sun adds, as Mr..
Mcmillan quotes it. and 1t is plain to sec
that q Qu.sdon Is here raised which has
on important bearing on New York's
credit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
vl,on TyLrR,s MIsrAKE.

Major Tyler continues 10 talk hard
times. We had expected better Of him.
Ills calamity speech certainly met with
very lituo encouragement in Richmond.
Business mon her know that times ore
improving and they do not think it good
policy for public speakers TO throw any
thing IN the way < progress
Major Tyler IS making a mistake. What
can he hope 90 accomplish by telling the
people that business conditions are grow
ing worse? The people need encourage
mont. ana Major Tyler is playing the role
OF jobs comforter. Surely he cannot
homo TO help the situation by such
course and we must conclude that his
only purpose is to help the cause OF free
siiyor.
That Is tho only thing We know that
can lie helped 10y the calamity cry.
Mr.. L.yan has been making moro
speeches telling tho people how poor they
are and great crowds Hooked TO hear his
tale Of woe At Carthage. Mo. his share
Of the gate receipts was N.2oo: NJ tho Al
len county lair he received $500; at the
scdalla fair 800, and large sums else
where So say the dispatches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

a Nirgln.an OF pr0m.IcHce Nes az .i
hy q correspondent or fLe Ne" lpih +i+-
buLe the other day u General i-e. sue o.
cess In Cuba lad added % hl- iyA-tai
strength ~ home. and the N.rsaian zee
piled.
Not ir the Circumstances that exist.
although his course ln CUBA d. near til5
ind0rscd General Lee is NOT in sympathy
has no strcHEth He Us "a gold man ana
Was q frlcud % & cyclaud. and VITA sIcl
q record no man 40 tie present ume cnli4
be q political leader among The virginia
Democrats. Everybody relo.ces ln ii.
success as COnsul-Geueral 90 Havana. NA.
only az it relates 90 his personal fortunes
and emphasizes his merits as man.
Things viii have 10 change very much DID,
Virginia nClc.e De can ever nope 10 Dt-
come q political leader again
II General Fltzhugn Lee should present
himself for the sunrages OF nle reno"
citizens it would not be long before the
politicians would perceive that he enjoyed
very considerable political sircnsll. sem
ator Daniel Is not "a that Is OF Nirg, i,.
Democracy or virginia statesman DIP.
Governor O'Ferran when DC was iu Conc
gress. was a far more Influential states
man than any other member ~ tho Wy
GINA delegation, Senate on House at inal
time. Virginia Is not gOins 10 roget
either the Lees or the O'Fcrr0llE. It tle
they now hold they have brought honor
20 Virginia and they VIII nor be lacking
On attention ard consideration hereafter
They are far more capable men tnan
many OF those who are now snaring 90
them. lf b. am absurd idea that Virgin. "a
ls going 10 BAR out or her Official NE
every body who does not believe mat q
good dollar can Doe made ont OF I'D cents.
There are too many colleges. universities
and common schools iu that state o. pef-
mir things 10 como 90 such pass. viz
GINA is not We take 10. putting 3ny pee
MUM on Observation-Disclosures T-f-
gFt.l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

government by Injunction as a new and
highly dangerous form ~ oppression by
which Federal judges. In contempt or the
laws OF the states and rights OF ciIizens.
become AT once legislators idses anp
exccuiiOners. and we approve the uhl
passed at the last session Of the tnileu
States Senate. and now pending in the
House OF Representatives. relative 10 CON
tennis I'm Federal courts aud PROVIDING
for trials by jury IN certain case" Oh
contempt"
Now. II any Intelligent disinteresied al
vncate OF free institutions can CONSUME
that. or any line or word o. u mo an
oeqoult upon tho highest court IN the
land or any other court. al other people
Of the same sort would feel obliged 70
him n he would explain his reasons TOT
doing so-Alexandria Gazette.
This IS funny. The comment OF the
Gazette. 10 which we alluded was ITS in-
unendo. n not direct charge, that the
supremo Court OF the United states was
controlled By the money power ana
the plank I'm the Chicago platform. TO
which We referred. was not that which
the Gazette quotes above, but tho plank
which clearly intimated that II the
Chicago party was successful. II would
pacl. the supreme Court to the end that
the former decision Of the court as 70 The
constitutIonality OF the income tax might
be reversed
Senator Hi openly charged or the iloot
OF the Chicago convention thot that was
the meaning OF this plank, and IBIS state
ment was not challenged. The Gazette
has. 70 the above. simply knocked down
II &. man Of straw.