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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04
IMPORTANT HOUSE BILLS.
pleasures That arc Likely to Create
Discussion in tho Legislature.


discussion in tho Legislature.
Among the bills introduced within tho
last few days by members OF the House
OF representatives, which will attract
general attention, We noto the follow
ing:
AGAINST PARTISAN HISTORIES.
Among the new bills introduced was
Mr.. BacOts measure to protect the
children OF the State from the banc-
ful influence OF falso and partial and
partisan instruction. The text is as
follows
Whereas various and manifold errors
and untruths have been and are mani
fest in many Of tho accounts and So
called histories OF the late war between
tho States and
Whereas, it is essential to truth and
Justice, as well as to tho proper nur-
turo and admOnition of sons and
daughters now in infancy and yet an
born that they as wards Of this State
should be fairly and truly and impair
italy instructed in the reasons for and
the causes and effects Of that tragic
drama and also in the accounts of It's
acts and actors; be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State OF South
Carolina
Section /. That no partial or parti-
san or unfair or untrue hook or other
instruction shall be allowed or had or
given in any school or oJhcr cduca.
tlonal Institution OF or III this State.
And it shall be the duty OF the State
board OF education or any member
thereof made that such book or other
instruction is had or given in any
school or Other educational institution
Of or in this State; to examine into
such charge or complaint (of the truth
OF which the said board or q majority
thereof shall be the sole judgc) ana, il
such charge or complaint be found tc
! be trne, to command ard order Es,an,
Giscontinuancc OF ary such book on
! Other instruction and in its place i'm
mediate use of some true and fair ant
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04

Mr. Ragsdalc appealed for what he
considered tho good principle i'm his
bill, and moved to Indefinitely post.
pone The unfavorab.e report. On this
motion the ayes and nays were called
Tor. and 1T was lost on vote of y to S,
as follows.
Aye Dean, Gaines, Mcdaniel, Nor
rig, ,O'Dall, Pettigrcw, tagsdale and
William4-S.
Nays-Alcxandcr, Archer, Brown,
Buist, Connor, Dennis, Douglass, Du-
Bose, Griffith, Hay, Henderson, Love,
MauIdln, Maylield, McCalla, Miller,
Moses, Mower, ltagin, Sanders, Scar
borough. Sloan, Stackhousc, Talbird,
turner, Walker and Wallace-27.
MIR. Maytield then moved tAc adop.
tion OF the unfavorablc report and re-
lection Of the bill which was carried.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04
INTERVIEW WITH GOVERNOR
ELIIIIIsBE.

lic Realizes tho Responsibility OF
once and Intends to be Governor
OF South Carolina.
The senior editor OF the Piedmont
Headlight has been u visit to Columbia,
and gives the following as tho result
Of an interview with the new Governor:
We met Governor Ellcrbo, of course
He has just recovered from on attack of
tho grip and is looking rather thin, but
otherwise his health is good. The
Governor was temporarily stopping at
the Jerome, but on Monday moved with
his family into tho mansion Governor
I'll crbc's room was constantly crowded
"lth visitors, and no man who cvur
'iiicd Office in South Carolina started
his public career under brighter aus
lpices. Every one 10 anxious that hi,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04

- Last year was disastrous to MANY
business ventures, more failures occur
Ing than in 1893, the first year of the
panic and the worst. In 1893, the num-
Der of failures was l3,197 in 1895 there
were II $50. In 1893 the liabilities
were $l73, 100000; last year, about
S225, 900 900, an increase in number of
about II per cent, and in amount OF
liabilities Of 20 per cent,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
WE ARK ASSERTING IN THIS COURTS ouR
EEM;huSlvE OSS OF rlE WORD "CAs1
rlTCuEE'E StASrORrA A Sijn

has opened hootblncking cstnh.
llshmcnt on 10th Strcct, in order to
raise enough money to enter Vassar
C"llcg" in the fall. The snlutatorian
Of tho class Of '07 is tho cashier, and
Il half dozcn schcnlhoy friends will
assist as shoeblacks. When bust
moss is rushing tho young woman
who opened tho establishment, whori
not engaged in pom work, is attend
ing strictly to business.
"Whnt suggested such q schome
to mop said tho Young lady, as
her eyes sparklcd ut tho thought of
college doors being opcncd before
hor. "It just flashed across my mind
tho other evening at home. I was
thinking hard how I could get
CROUCH money to go to Vnssar. 1
looked down slowly at tho foot that
was keeping timo to my thoughts.
My shoe needed cleaning, and the
thought lamblcd into my mind that
tho big shoe stores had dicontinued
their shoe polishing stands, where
they let people patrcnizo them if
they purchased shoes in their store.
Then like a flash 1 saw way to
raise money. There is no pluca i.r
the city where a lady may have her
shoes polished except she sit up on
box in an alley like the mon do. l
never said word to anyone, but set
to work. First, 1 had a circular
printed and mailed it to cvery club
and society woman I could think Of
Thon | took $40 out of what l had
saved from my newspaper work and
bought all tho equipments for my
stand. When all this was done I
asked the salutatoriap of our class if
she would help mo. She consented
at once, and now she is cashier.
Then spoke to somo boys, and they
were all delighted to como and holp
me. Now that | am started [ have
no expense, as even tho store room
is given to mo free, and I hope to
make $500 by September. + have
risked my $50, to be sure, but I
think l will get it all back and more.
| will be the happiest girl in the
world if | can go to Vassar this fall,
and every minute I am not working
IN tho Office spend soliciting trade
and waiting on customers. OF
course [ will shine shoes myself"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
URe NeEall and WWs
A TRUE STORY,

(Writ,cn for Tho urrald att NrN$,
Lotion callcd on E,Stcllr tho sa'Ne
evening of hrr arrival hrrnN tGN'r
meeting was murr ralntnt thSW WA
or tongue could rNrreS$~~ih' v&st,
ing heart renaing,
"E+tcllr" l.oGtvu rlN<,>N lNth
hcr hnnds IN his, Nh. what \ WNr>A
of lovr aud t"udrrnr>s, d~E%lr Soi
anguish in thusr hnrulN& WWiN>&tI
eyos! "Estrllr! rh, ~, &u&NS'NN
angel! Why did yrn l"a>N wN
myself like that's NII IN0 ,,>'
know that your lrvluS ru,tNoNrr
that to to urar yVU~~tN $EH N>'N
whom | chose WAS all ,hM t>,NiI
save mey Why, rh' Why dui \r;
lrnvo mry for. my Grl, | tell | |, L
again! Oh. EStrllr,"
Tho hot hands rla>Vtu& tHi~ -
tightly trrmhlrl v,N'rutIN, EH
seemed to understand tAnt AL Ms
uvor hrtwern them; his (HrN MS
white rs dcath; despair hal >e'i(tN
over him.
"l.ofton, | am SORRY; v,ty I,'vy
wonkncss, but YOU have fNnI Vr
from my rromisr; this is S;>\'N bye,
snid EstcIlr, worry gently, bWi tjrmN
"Darling oh. rr,rart that l., wH
explain"
"No explanation is NECESSARY TIE
fncts would still he the SHNN
can never trust You HSaiu." Very
gently.
"Estcllr! is it that Hnu lo UN;
love mr?" in despair
"Can love live whore tru>; i uN; -
sho asked. "Oh, lnftnu, Il : ~
use; you will nrvrr rrform | rA"
not, will not marry You
"rhrn, | am lost; YOU Hlrur rAu
max. II good man Of me.
"Gul nlonr can do that" >ha III
corrupted.
"EstclI", only hr my wife We
noar mo ull Tho time aui can
conquer anything. | will 40 or Hr
anything you say" he pleaded.
'All is over hrtwrrn us. Lotion.
she repeated.
Sho could not look at that pale.
pleading face as she repeated the ia
tai words and gave to him his ring
"Tako your ring, shall never
wear it again." firmly.
"Estellew
"Say no moro, Lotion, you make
it harder for us both. | would sac
ritice much to rc:orm You, Tut >on
ask too much. Should | marry YOU
my loving intlucnce' would soon cease
to affect you. No, Lotion, can
never trust You again.
Holding her hands in death like
grasp and bending toward her till
his hot breath burned her check, he
said:
"Darling, look in my eyes whllr
bid you COOL bye, Erm m5cr th'.>n
my last words to yon. Nl, E>;rllH.
coed bye, this time forevrr' When
you think of HE, think of mo rs "a
poor, weak devil, who built all his
hopes on your smiles and lost. Think
of mo rs one You might have snAtchei
as q brand from the burning. Th;uE
OF me as one YOU might have lri =
the way OF truth and light Think
OF me $ hell ll.bounl' Yes. he'll ". ii.
be my potion, for the t..y haul-
that could save me would 1T --,o::
slender white LaGdS' Oa, ~ Is.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

co.. \ ;yue l>>,, xaA M N~,n<; hn,y;
*y> =, ! nSxv - }t,M >y;;~ n<,,, wv.
i x>w <:,<>,s, &.N w,,I w>vA AA,N t,y
>uu (><yl,>S, >&~ W., ,>>, NM ,u>:
! I;;;>e>>
~N>\ (<St;v> ! %.,>w ~ = ,h}u>y Nv
&x,>x< | v;u>; ,>>HW>-N w,> whNla
&s>ty4 >vu,& i; s."
"A,,>i "" ~ ~; H>G Never ral
txv, t>y ;,,,> Il v&.uri >av>,r.>n
u G,t"'; <xr ;Car."
"E,>;~na. >;,><,x,,N;r'>., ",ir >rv ~
i, ~ $50 $50 Me' VpN nr; |
.;,u<i Aulw
"NtS> N;;;n ! .>>aN>a
IN .t&N>::v w!.r,e NrHv;|>"
Y ~ l%,g;,n" tea,8r,>,>,
Au>; ;(,t" >l.r wH< r;H>,%>i still,
tl>>>Sg ~ ~ lr>;vS Ar,u< Kisses
te'. Ike v,s:u =" nE: W>;urn,N face,
&:,G ,,.ey w<y2 lr,;cNNHl lovers.
Nv Mau .;Av H<N yN"r :n;hrr aul
~c;Hu7. G:2H,," h. H>NNi
'N.. ~; II IN, ~ ;Nrtv, wears Vet.
! wH"; ~ :, - school ,vI,b,y s.,S
So. <~i Ii aM ~, vouuS 10
mary"
"\,.<a"<o. ,,ve, Iva 3u;, s.,I,-,I
: c,l-.L: - A&ve -o:e a:.o:hcr SrS
$50, b.: H;."r W" .e!: vouv uuclr'S
~, txts. w. l.',N ,,,., ~, .nl ,y,rv
v.,.k | y:tE@>I ";> | o,uI1a', nl.cr
~ -; (. s:v;t..". ex>evt vour
-. ;,:-.-., -! n, nv Inriin-
| wt%: wH.; ;N.;1. two nor one
.A~s ii -. a:,a.i should los,
~. E,4;a : ;..,, ,v:,ly."
i$%.-..a Ill u,t v,.sd in vain. IS
A-y...: t,,..I have Seen !; they had
ee.r. :; NJ. I.ar,'>;he Oath rf'Nr,o.
rs-. ,>>A Ib,, Srn MAS s,,,;n,, b..
t..I lie hills. G1rS,s b.4c.n - or.
,.yA. ~..,Y The hous.. WAS fpIl Is.
Tile w,< l~.;n., arra,nl in su,:less
:, g,aJ;..-s;nu,. whit. lawn n.au,i.
.c.lr 6;.yrai and cau,ht mn crnc,.
:u,.v with pur. white uhbnn and
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
CURIOUS FEA1UKEs or LIE.
y Go 'orndo Girl BIacttIup Hoot. far NI,,.,
10 enter SayBH.
From the Boston Advertiser. |

Tf0m tho Boston Advortigor.
Miss Ln Verne Hall, one Of the
clevercst young girls in the class of
w OF the EAST Denver High School,
and the historian Of her clasq, who
is employed part OF her time in tho
roportoriul department Of tho Times,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

why wiIl yon buy bitter nauscating
tohicS when GROVES TASTI.EsS CIIII.L
TONIC is as pleasant as Lemon Syrup.
ioHr druggist is authorized TO refund
the money in every ease where it fails
To cure. Price, 80 cents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

80 y ~ Train from Augusta tnakog cjoae
GGnncc00n a. Calhoun Falls Tor ali p0ints on
behbnard Ar Line. "'' '''''" VIZ
C!eH. c3nncctiOn at Green WOOD for aII po,nts
~ ,. -, " ana q, nnd q. Railway. and nj
'Ix.n:.ai;bmr9 with S"nthern hallway,
fnf any Information TeIIiiye 10 tickcta
rates. scjIcdniep, nIldr,trs '' '" ''"'"
., -, WJ' GttAiG. Den, r'hss. hge,t
"' Wiz col HstLI AuSHstn, ia.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

KM RS. MARY LEWIS. wife OF a promi-
AVA nent farmer. and we'll known by all
old residents near Belmont, \. Y.
writes; For twenty-scvcn years had been
aconstant sufferer from nervous prostra-
tioh' ana paid large sums Of money for doc
tofs ana advertised remedies without bene-
fit- Three years ago my condition was
ALARMING; tho least noise would startle and
unnerve mo. l was unable to sleep. had n
number Of sinking spolls and slowly grow
worse. began using DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine and Ncrve and Liver Pills. At first
tho medicine seemed to have no effect, but
after taking q few bottles began to notice
change; rested better at night, my appe-
TITO began to improve and rapidly grew
oettor. until now am as nearly restored
20 health as ono OF my ago may expect. God
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

. l,,,xrx E,I>v >'|,>,. ~, ,M,t ,w,> .I,,I,
ivy NHn,s M nus}ny, t,f,,n.. NhN
! EN,~, auA ry>wxi Nn. .a,li>yht
/ ,x,h. (a,>v N.ly>,N" ~ wh;xn,,,,
EA,yl(n hSn,a bSn nna hrr ,r,n,L
>,w,t myh,sl h,r hnu SIN Gn,w
sSunt h, xnO )>>,>, b,r AMI m, ,vv,,
I,Ahmx CSce S(,,w,>3 m>v t,, ,la{n)y
Nyw ,hy,>,uya(v A}xsi,,n,,l h, w,s
s&wm Know che whnlr xad story,
Ayxsl>>u<v haa uo rl,,e IN his bis, nH
Mc N~us> &uA Whom Estruc wNu(a
NA>r txNru hcr mhv from lotion
Nrr,;c <>>y}xA hcv,
"l\>,r frI(,w," hc whisncr,A "lc,
Nlm N,(A (wm il hr wishes; he does
l.N hurt the ShilI,"
"NN lut Nar> hurts him." r(caicd
E>,c}(A
(.rttvu must havr understood tho
Avjty Vt thcir ,>mvrrsativn, f,r, rlo,
iN,y l>Slv hastily but gently ON th,
H>>N auN Swing EStrllc one lon.r
h ,aw p|c:viuy lNNk from his fathom
h<>S NjEcA OWLS, |, wns ,nn,
E<,cltr rr>pt to the side Of her
hH<l>a,si, hr rut his arms around
hev &uA ,ru,|rrlv lrrw hrr 10 his low .
i,,>, rrA>n.
"Nrar Nitlr heart" hc murmurrd,
"irar little trudcr heart, | can I'M
IrrStaui vour symrathy"
"Nh. Eeytir. am 50 sorry for
h;m, N;>lu't he look miscrablc -
(,o,, Oh, how sadly diSsipatcd. l am
- ylHG ucvrv married him. In
>nur love | can trust and fool srcur,
" nru You arc AWAY from homo am
never uu,,sv. In .ll IN, Ettl, ,x,r
r;eS ANA big worries and vcxations
rt rvrrv dav life, can look TO Won
frr help and sympathy. When |
am weak can lean ON your strong.
lNviuS arm for support. When am
tired can rrst. here. in your arms,
Oh. brrtir. how good You arc. |
love Nru
Her arms wrrr clasped about his
neck and she WAS drawn still closer
III that loving embrace.
Five wears after Estelle married.
Lotion we'd Girl he had seen only
twice. He fancied she looked a Int,
tie like his first and only love.
EStcllc and Bcrtie have now been
married more than ton v,,rs
Through all the trials and troubles
of their married life. the loyo of Bor-
tie Tomliusou has proved pure Ms
gold. refined bv fire. E,stello almost
worShips him. Each huyino nerfnct
love for. and norfoct trnst II tho
other. how can they no otborv;.o
than happv?
Last Auuust inst ten xoors oft,r
he left Estcl]o with tbnso owfnl
words rinrinp in hor oars T,ofton
Leak died. If his partinu worIs
with her wcr, awful. his dvino words
his last word: to his mothor ,voro
more so, Wh;lo fr;ande ona roo,,
ino wife and motbor rotoho1 onon,la
his death bed, curses and ootbe hrol,o
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver" Ills.

Tried Friends Best.
Forthirty years Tutt's Pills have
proven a blessing to the invalid.
Are truly the sick mans friend
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach, malaria, ,constipa-
ton and all kindred diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

After +, '':.iug tui> no.. El-"@,
Wopl Nog.I. - long for J., .,.<. H.
had lrrn lNiNg in Texas -. y~,a:~
and had cNH:H t. North {. o..aa
Apr o. i Wit t. his pare : TLa.
m2r; .&.; l..;..le h,. :oCs9: 49,. atp..;
Texas, ANA would &aye tx-y,.. c,o8te-,
- rema;u forever IN Novih Ca:u,.as.
could he Only have >an:%e,.ir,i i.
winuin:, hr! /: h:= b:..ie-
Tie H"1: Saturday "v%-:.g brough;
haoi<9m" ;..>h:1- B@:t::4 Toml.u
$on. tn Ley :Am..y v>,% to &,
:%s.i s !:.::3>;c.-; meeting d: S.
-- IL" ~: wssE :@a miles up
- country. NJ. Ley very cord
al! :1v.:>e! H~r;:e ,.o stay aad o.
WIKI I'm H was delighted: So
vs. E>:a,.a So VS. free now and
Gu, s-@..4 o.: Be!t:e without any
!.A--S =: c,;-s>c.~-c" He carried her
ID al :'-rl church every day in his
ow- light hnggv, and was more III
~" 0.tt her than ever. bu, half
AFRAID ID make the confession for
t@a: hi> love. was il vain.
/, vs. tt" night Of the 3lst OF
Augusl, VIZ DOES not remember
i: NJ. and Mrs Lacy had not re,
t.'Is~l from church, but had 90:
Mr., MOErc'e 10 stay with E~telle
I'D Royce tia; night. All We're safe
IL ,he arms Of Morpheus, except
B@rt!~ ana Est~llc, who we're sitting
on The piazza.
Mr.. Ionliuson, papa and mama
10 Iot allow me 70 sit up late, and
We must not TAX" advantage OF their
abseuc".' said Estenr, gently.
! "Oniy one moment, Miss Lacy, -
L>t"ll", would it b" very hard foI
You II call me BERTHE: should like
II much better taking her hand.
'DraF'->,. DO you not know that
l.
Bot II" was interrupted by that
awfnl crash, that terrible earthquake
OF August, 1886. Windows ratified,
fh" house shock, COWS lowed, chick
ems s4uailed, and the nearest neigh
| Dc!9 cou!d Lc heard screaming,
praying and shouting.
Bertic's arms folded about Es
telle's slender form, and she was
drawn INCREASINGLY to bis broad
bosom. He felt her heart beat
against his own, and her lips quiv
cred beneath bis passionate, loving
kisses.
"Estelle, little glrl, don't be fright
ened; it will soon pass" he whis.
pered. "Darling, don't trcmble sor'
"Oh. what is it, BERTHE: | ain 20
frightened" She did not think TO
release herself from those strong
arms.
"'Tis an earthquake, I think" he
replied. "And see, it has all stopped
and didn't even wake Mrs. Mnnroe
or Royce"
! "How can they sleepi 1t was aw.
ful! awful" shivcrcd Estelle."
"Estelle, little girl, listen to mo.
In this most solemn hour | declare
my undying love for you. I love
you earnestly, truly, with an un-
changing love, a love that will en-
duro forever. Through sickness or
health, veal or woe, good or evil, my
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
Atlantic Coast Line !
HASfL' LIME

EIASN LIME
hr'Wcrn Charleston ava Columbia
upper south Carolina. North Caro-
linn, Athens and Atlanta.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
WLiMiNGToN, n G., Jan. 18Th, 1896.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
SLEEPING Cal, Sci

Ida and New York.
Nos. 81 and yS-Washington and Southwcstc crn
Limited: Solid Nostibuod train with dining
cars and first GLASS coaches north Of Charlotte
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars betwcon
ramp Jacksonville, Savannah, Washing ton
and New York.
Pullman slcoping botwcon Augusta and
New York.
Nos. Is and 86-U. s. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sicnning cnrs he.
tween Jacksonville and New York and All.
gusta and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cara
betwcon Jacksonvillo and Columbia on route
daily between Jao. sonvillo and Cincinnati, via
Ashevillc.
W. II. GREEN, j. NJ CIJIP
@. Sunt., Washington. r.. NJ, Washington.
W. A. TURK, S. H. HAFOWI0Y,
g. p. A. Washington. A. G. p Atlantis,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27
NOV. Is. 1890.

up" p. IN. "a" n. IN.
Trains md 10 carry elegant Pullman
shopping chrs between Columbia and Ashoville,
natl. ~ ' W." N'''o'h'
Trains leave Spnrtnnburg, a. q @. division,
pn2rth,Ronndi 0:!2 y; m. o:H y. m, 6l8 y. in.,
o;l6 p M, II :D7 q. M, tVns,ibu0 Ii,niiCI'I '''
trains l"9vo Gro0nvillc, a. and g. diyisfon,
r99rthtionnH, 70 g. m, 2:3 p; m. and 500 D. IN,
ySsubn,ou limiied) puihNound, |: 20 a. M,
s'~' p ih. l2;2a p. IN. tVostibuied Idinitud)
Pullman service.
"a Fniiihhn palace sleeping cara on Trains 90 end
~, ., ana %, on A. and g. division.
VI ~, ShhNN J n Ct'LP
"Tn, Tn,oHu oHuperlh'sndont. ou TrHilic Mgr
~ mHTSnmnnnBtoh, -. u Washington, D. O.
VI =" iOhh! t.. ". ljhkDWICK,
washington, D. o. Atlantis, ia
iieasF iiaFF%hn Tin pgti, pHgtti1,p.4 in 20 minutes by DR..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-27

UIVBd DT, NIlIIs9' NGrVIn0,
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under n positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money ro-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
. DIR. MILES EiEDICA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07
CLEVELAND'S INSPIRING
VOICE.

ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. July I, 1s97.-Paul
Kerseh, the well known German editor
and chairman of the State Central Com
mittee of Illinois National Democrats,
has letter from ex-President Cleveland
which is to be read at the Iowa State
Democratic convention 1t is as follows
GRAY GABLES, BUzzARD BAY, Mass.
June %, 1897
PAUL KERSCH, ESQ.,
My Dear Sir:-My love of true Democ-
racy is so intense and my belief in the
necessity of it's supremacy to the welfare
of the country, is so clear that I cannot
fail to sympathize with every effort to
save the principles of my party from
threatened abandonment | believe the
very existence of true Democracy as an
agency of good TO the American people is
in the hands of those who are willing to
be guides by the declaration of principles
announced by the National Democratic
party. It is a high mission to thus have
in keeping the life and usefulness of the
party which has deserved so well of our
countrymen and the important considera-
ton involved should surely stimulate to
patriotic effort. The work before us rises
mediate rewards. The question is. are
we doing our duty to our country, and to
the principles of our party? No success
worth the name can be reached except
in the path of principle. | hope the
National Democrats of Iowa will not wait
to exhibit to their fellows in every State
the bright light of true Democracy
Yours very truly,
GROVER CVLEVELAND.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07
INSULTS THE QUEEN.
Hyndman rhe British Socialist Re-
lieves His Alleged Mind.

fBy Cable to The Associated Press.J
LONDON, July Z, 1S97.-Hyndman, the
English Socialist leader, publishes an ar
ticle in the next edition of Justice" the
Socialist organ, on the subject of the IN
dian riots. It is full of accusations against
the Government, is insulting to the Queen
and concludes with
Now Let us say plainly, as Englishmen
who are utterly sick Of the Infamous
wrong and robbery being done in our
name. who would gladly see the villains
tried and hanged from Lord George
Hamilton (the Secretary of State for
India) upwards, who have created the
famine and murdered natives by the mil
lions, that If ever rebellion was justified
in the history of the world it is justified
able tyranny ever crushed and ruined a
suffering people,
Hyndman also says:-"Thanks to the
work of our forefathers, even this
Cabinet of reactionists cannot suppress
Justice or blow US Social-Democrats
Englishnen from guns witAeut trial
though I have not the slightest doubt
they would gladly do it if they dared
The natives of India are quite right tc
revolt and organize for the destruction
of their Infamous rule and the sooner
the remanicipatfon comes the better every
Democrat and Socialist in the country
will .be pleased. A copy of this issue OF
Justice is going to every native news
paper in India in order that the
natives may know that an active section
of Englishmen wish them speedy deliver
ance from their oppressors."