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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

rh,onrh trains leave NeW-10rk. flOt u mhfft
m fioTs and Ave minutes earlier from West 23i sti
"'o,oO A. N.-Vestibuled Express Daily for Wavery.
R,nebamton Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bahao
800 p NJ ParlOr car 20 Buffalo -.
,roin Tor ihcago ChautauquR Lake. arrives ceye-
uaann ..o Al Chicago ; +. NJ. Sleepers chicago
.leveIand and Cincinnati Dining car
IN I, M-Bulslo and Cleveland Nesti5ul>d ESrrcse
MI, arrives Buralo I:i5 A. NJ Bradford 1;iS A. ~.
i,mss6wn SIS A NJ. Cleyeland 1915 r. NJ. SlespeTs 70
1,w,n and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troit chicago and the West 49,. -
M,-Nia ChautauQua Lake and NiaEaFs falle
DsIiv solid train chicago s.eepers 20 Hornesvne.
oh ,Se1T Tsa iioGHI. TIME CARDS AND PvLLMAN
srcomlno-iations AZ III il3 26i. ioi and al Br2at-
- Eovery l5S i2a'h-st a-d 81 West f25th-
va, f.s,mb.rs ard 23t ferries. New fars. SIS
- -al Futon ind Broadway. Drooklyn: 2r irtson-
a, uohoksn and Jersey Ci station Wes;co'' Fvpress
calls cr and baggage from hotels ard residences
destinail0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
WEST SHORE R.K.

lranr lra Nc ". ~Ia1I0H ', E0'Fo"r. aHd
NJ IN carrier foot Franklin ST
3.:tO A NJ Daily Local 60 Buffalo. -
MIN A NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. ssfifu-e. frches-
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo cleveland thlessA
hiss A. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY, To ss,.Aiu Asin-
tain. -Paltz MOhonk and Ninnew asks,
Albany Uica Saratoga. caldwell, Lake deosge. Parios
Or,pO r. st. DAILY for Albany Montreal rtie., syacusc
Rochester RuiT,lo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. petroie
Cleveland. Chicago and So Louis.
:,a5 y NJ Daiiy except sunday FOR Syracuse Roehee-
and Buffalo. ,,..-.
S,t5 p AZ patty Albany luci. s,racnse Rochester
Burao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland. IN
cago Louis .
Time fables al principal hotels and Offices. -
q T. LAMBERT GeneTal Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. New lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
BALTIM ORE g. OHIO
Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily

Leave New-YOrk. loot q LIberty 81, daIy'
CHICAGO. . p. m and II 10 night
PITTs9I'RG. $50, ex sun sun. j 10 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 =. m. D p. m -
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 DINING AR,
II 30 a m. Dining carr . $50 CDining carr D Dning
carr. D. m IL II night. sunday 10 dining Carr TO
a. m. Dining carr Dining Carr. (Oinng Car) l-Io
night.
NORFOLK II 30 a m. daily. ,r,..
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper, 33o p. m 'suhoay
200 p. M. -
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light $50 o.
Offices: ll3 ~ 2G IA. l.li0 y way. II r. IAN %.
I27 Bowery ~ y; $50 34i Fulton-s BROOKLYN; stauoh
foot Of Liberty y g. r. X. of y j. Baggage checNed
from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JER EY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals

anthracite coal used eNclusNeiND
Automatic Block signals.
ON and after January -. 1872,
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty So -
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Msunch CHUNK &C.
42O T:i5. $40 Easton) A. NJ. 1910. I'D $40.
$50 Easton j;Ij $50 70 Alinownl T.. ~ sundays
i:3O al Easton) a. NJ. Loo. $50 j. ~ - . =,
For Wlkesbarre. Pittsion. and scranton BIO A. d.
$40 30 AIS r. NJ sundays 40 \, VI. :. 90.
a $40 1000. u ID \. M llb
i:3o zoo 4aSo 500 545 900 r. ". - - night sun
DAYS $50 4 NJ too 200 800. $40 p ". II u n,gn,
For Harrisburg 49, SEQ 9;io, 1880 a ~. IL,
1880 $50 300 j:i5 p. N. 1915 night. Sundays. 80
A. NJ. 100 $3.50 +. NJ. Il - night .,o 40,
Sunbury Tewlsblrg and William port Rt 100 c'
a;io a. A. $40. 1870. 900 p. NJ. sundays. I'D A. NJ
500 T.. NJ ,,,u,.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c. -.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. AsbuES PARK, oeah
Grove. and points south e Point piesSst ~ 80. ~,
1915 A. NJ. / 80 1;fj $40 20 Red Bankl $40 80
5:5s 65 r 81 sundays stops A. interssen for Aso''y
Park and Ocean GrOvel. 300 A. NJ. 400 J., NJ
For LAIN OOD.
$50 1915 A. NJ. i'3. $40. 40 OBS satuFha" o"'O
For Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnesat 3d.
lO:4J A. NJ l:i5. i:iD + ~ - q.
For Atlantic city Vineland and Brdgeton' 4'So a. ~
For Monmouth Beach. seabrIght and Hghanis .,
Nayesnk 4:30. $50. 1875 \. "; go i;45. 40 ~"
Supiay 4 NJ i. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

las bales: exports coaswise. 1858 bales stock 49, '
bales
Norfolk March Cotton firm: middllng. l-lbc; low
mddng II Ice good ordinary. &C. net and gross re-
ceipts 1856 bales; exports to Great Britain I'D paies'
4g7 bales sales las bales stock l66l9 baes
New-Orleans March Cotton quiet and firm; mid
ding 3-iGc low mddng 8&c: good ordinary Gs.'
net receipts 327 bales gross oslo bales exports COAST
wise bales sales. 1000 bales: stock. i4ol bales;
savannah March Cotton firm middlng: &c, low
roddng Ga.c net gross receipts. le62 bales ex-
ports to the Continent jj3s bales coastwse. 3 oaies'
sales, IS bales; stock G3,379 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARcu :, 1857

weak. with business lower prices March quoted "a
SIS April ss ID, The refined sugar market quiet
and lower Nos IL and ~ deeninsE icc and all ether
grades 'sc oraDulntei quoted nj ihc. The sugar
market closed with quiet az the following prices
centrifugal. 90 test. 3c. muscoralJ. 50 test. 3ICD
&c. and molassoe. 80 test. 2tsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

sta.s,ical position Of Brazil coffee is az follows:
Visible supply .

FLOUR AID MEAIl-The four market to-day
steady sad dun. Trade moved very Slowly and buyers
ing Iaduce buying and traders are holding of Some
BIDS were received and wired 70 mills put no response
To,aI ales 1850 pigs including 600 bbis winter
straishts 81 3laS4 90 1910 bbls clears. s. ~ 800 bbs
81 a. %" sls s sGaiSsTn ado bis city seas
5two days, 81 soq<4 70 $50 bbs city extra Is 81 go
patents, s. sogs4 co; 800 bbl, clears. 81 90 B!cK
WHEAT FIoCRa Market dun: SPOT quoted at - 10
So e5. Hi c6RXaEAL~Qus, quoted Kinzarled. 8 8
PSI MAG MEAIz-Quet. Quoted: Fine , Mhlie
saTs On yeliow ,oa1lc c9sFse 3S4e,e' 10, i; q;
ijlt::.S: c9i,'6si.i neal j7iscdsi oil meal 81 CO
CraI>;--NvpFETz. ne wheat make: opened quiet, hu
~ ic ias.-. ,aan the hnal Of saturday, o"ins IN %
rise q ~ -sr.y. iosHs part q ms advance art j,1
dealngs Nefs NJ, active snd prices zen ~ 16nS &C. M
,ions There statements from abroad Tesatta
ing crop damage and Washington advces s;afu tns'
he necessity Of resowng in two provinces
IN sou'h Fnssia with large ara IN Other p.oFih III
n wS.St end naT and this Increase carried the
20 .ao coo bush OF shan year ago ana
ss 900 bush Of wheat ana $4,000 sacks Of nour The
amount ot wheat afon, for Europe decreased i.Sy
ss o Ons desrsa,e sor,,sIfa he WEI E,rd , vsi.
supply q. wheat at cs0o0Ooo bush decrease t9r .ie
weeh t5soO Lush The English visible 6or the last ~ek
.suay small The worlds Exports he las, week w.r,
STATE. 100 the Argentine s240yo bush from
Hu.sla AMI go 900 hush from the Danube the ioai me
.nsh The winter wheat markets az the NJ % 49,
strong IN he afternoon ari prices -r- wok'd UP Over
q u. 20 !, iGi'lc ne; ssin for he DAY The pHrhs,
;r tasa yh+a, vas 'nsc'- With No Ied onosca 90
& e NAY ssl o'S' o f. to a SSs' SorSsrn New:
'~'<' 20 over May o aGoGt; May Closed a. 'o"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

METNLS-TIN-Thc market % tin quIet, WIN
moderate demand reported SO joNS3 90 The London
market opened steady. closing hrm. tOPl'Elt-Thc
Of the market continues firm with offerings OF mod
crate proportions. closing for spot AZ sl2. LEAD
market que; but firm. with prices held very
steadily al g 32i asa 375 .SpEi.TFR-Th market
continues dull sius4 IL. ....lRON-The market was
steady with epct GN37c. and sales Of 300 tons May al
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
so,,ruEpN corToN MARKETS

Galveston. March Cotton nrm; mddng nc; low
nlidlng Gc good Ordinary Giac net and gross receipts
bales; exports to the Continent B4ol bales Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
QUOTATIONS FOR pEEvEs.

c,oIce
W,si,,n W ~ IT, .'......... ! asa I O.
:.nn,n,nn W la" .,''',....,.....3 IJa -
MI. az A., covs ,.,....... / eng 80
Over and 80 ys ......, ............. . 25q %
81 o. nr,na s,cers one year ago....... 4 $50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAC

stations foot Of Gorilla ndt and DesbrOsses SIS;
$40 4. W. daily SUNDAY, 700 A. NJ for MACCl'
CHUNK and Intermediate stations. ..-~.,
s15 A. VI; daily for wiLKEsBARRiEr; TeRAT Az
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West, and principe
local poins Dining Car and Chair Car % itunao
1880 4. VI. daily except sunday for NAUCh tHCNb
and intermediate points.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
STANDS AT THE HEAD.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, La, says: DIR.
Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller | have" j. Il. Camp
bell, a merchant of Stafford, AriZ
writes: "Dr. Kings New Discovery
is all that is claimed for it, it never
fails, 0nd is sure cure for con
sumption, coughs and colds. l can.
not say enough for its merits, DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, coughs and colds is not an ex.
pertinent. 1t has been tried for a
quarter of n century, and to-day
stands at the head. 1t never disap-
points. Free trial bottles at A, f.
Hargrayes Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28

DURING the Greek war we lost
sight, almost, Of Cuba. Now that
the Greeks and Turks have finish
ed their little scrap, the attention
of the country is once more turned
toward suffering, struggling Cuba.
Congress has appropriated the
sum of $4,000 to relieve starving
Americans on the island. This is
our first step, though an indirect
one, which has any bearing upon
the attitude of our Government
towards this war. The American
Government sustains about. the
same relation to the Cuban war
that the Powers did to the Graeco
Turkish war. Will the United
States look on in Indifference, as
did so called Christian Europe,
and permit the triumph of the
wrong over the right, the strong
over the weak
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
OUR FIRST MONTH.

This issue closes our first month
as editor of the q. V. News. The
paper has been gotten up and out
under difficulties, as any one can
readily understand, who knows any
thing of the newspaper business. We
have done our best under the circum.
stances, and feel gratified that cur
efforts have been appreciated by so
many of the good people of Taze-
well. We have issued nearly one
thousand copies each week. These
papers have been widely read. We
shall continue to send out, not less
than thousand copies each week,
and propose to increase this number
to 1900 before many months. We
said in our first issue that we were
determined to have a large list and
we still say so. Our mailing list can
be seen at any time by parties inter.
ested. We propose to offer good
medium for advertisers, and of com.
munications. What wo ask is that
you stand by us in our effort The
price of cur paper is small Within
one year you can certainly afford to
pay S1.O0 per year for your county
paper. The present year will be un
exciting one in state affairs, and you
want the paper, besides we will make
the paper interesting as news
sheet. Write us line, aud let us
know how you like the paper. If you
object to anything in It, say so. Re-
member friends, it is impossible to
run any business without money.
Don't wait until your paper is out,
but send us the small amount of your
subscription. This is little thing
to you, but it will help us to make the
paper better each week We will
pnt good agent or two in the field
soon, but don't wait for us to in.
cur this additional expense In the
future the press worl; on the paper
will be done by Mr.. w. l. Booue, on
fine power press. This will give
us more time on the paper. Now
speak good word ior us, and send
us the news If W" don't give you
value received for your money. then,
stop the paper. If you like it, land
feel interested in county paper,
then. let us have your support.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
The Gillespie Medal.

Last week the Gillespie Literary
Society OF the College held it's an.
unal entertainments, at which time
the question us Mckinley greater
man than Bryan;" was discussed, and
decided i'll favor of MIR. Bryan, and
the medal awarded accordingly. The
Tazewell Republican said, in regard
to this decision:
"The audience was, however, large.
ly favorable to Mr.. Mcclure, who
represented the affirmative, aud some
of the gentlemen present were so
fixed in this conviction that they
have determined to provide medal
and present it TO Mr.. Mcclure
We wish to say that the committee
which decided this question was
composed OF H. G. Peery, Rev. |. P.
Martin and j. w. SPOTS, zen who
we all know to be capable and con.
scientious, and who would not allow
their p:ejudices to run awoy with
their judgement While the au
dience" rs is usual on such occasions,
was composed of children, young
boys and girls, and others who do
not always pay strict attention, and
if they did are not always capable of
Judging of the merits of debate.
MIR. Mcclure was unfortunate in
espousing the weak side of the ques
tion-this and not the judges, is re.
sponsible for his defeat.
Possibly the political aspects of
this question did not suit Brother
Pendleton exactly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28

WITH or without the help oftEc
gold Democrats the nominees of
the Roanoke convention will Ger.
talnly he strong enough to carry
the State, no matter whether they
are opposed by Il straight Repub-
lean ticket, or by an "Indcpcn-
dent ticket" or 10y ii so called
"honest election ticket" So, the
motive that actuatcS the leaders
referred to in the course under
consideration is not fear OF defeat
i'll the election. No, indeed.
We believe ii to be certain that
the Roanoke convention will en-
dorse and ratiiy the free silver
plank; that it will express itself
IN the most decided terms as rav-
orablc to tho reelection of Sena.
tor Daniel, and that the result
will be that he will become his
own successor in the seat he now
occupies.-EX.
The main issue in the next
campaign ought. and we be-
lieve will be, Ietrenchment in
the matter of State expenses.
Whether this shall be brought
about by a Constitutional Conven-
ton or through the Legislature
remains to be seen, but it will he
done. The people are as ready
for 1t, aud determined upon it as
they were i'll 1879, when the ques-
ton of reajustment swept the
state. If necessary, another VIM.
Malone will be found to lead the
people to victory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
MSTIFWNG THE PEOPLE.

"YOu can fool some of the PEG
pie all the time, and all of the
people sometimes, but you can't
fool all the people all the time"
So said Abraham Lincoln. On
this subject the Bristol Times has
these ringing words: GAIL around
us-tO the right and left, in the
front and rear, are the evidences
of favoritism, and yet the republi-
can politician says differently, bat
the scales are falling. When he
is prated to about prosperity, he
wants to know where it ISL When
the republican politician tells him
OF the fabulous wealth of the
United States, he wants to know
who has all this! When tire sta
tistician tells him of the many dol.
lars that exist per head of our
population, he wants to know who
has those dollars? He is told that
the country is prosperous and that
labor is i'll a healthy condition.
When nc goes to pay his taxes
and sell the products of his farm
he learns that somebody has lied.
The light is coming in, the people
are getting tired-they are begin.
ning to feel the shackles. They
know that the observation-disclosures in
the legislative and judiciary
branches of our government have
been practiced against them.
They are waking up, and waking
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28

up fast. Something will move
when they become aroused, and
there never was time in our his
tory when cool-deliberative judg-
ment was so much needed as it
will be in the next ten years among
the masses is this nation. Our
bad conditions are the growth of a
quarter of a century, and it is
going to take time and thought as
well as action, to work out our
relief"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
Commissioners office
- CVIIIITTINSIOIItTS OIIICe.
Tazewell, Va, May LIST 1897.
First National Bank of Bluefield

Iazewell, Va, May LIST 1897.
First National Bank of Bluefield
Complainant.
Chnch Valley Coal and Coke Con pany,
Defendants.
To First National Bank of Bluefield.
Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Company.
w. II. MCGEE, S. w. Nowlin. j. r.
kroll, A. p. Kelly. administrator >.pf.
j. P. Kelly dec d., I. IL. Griffith, Alien
q. Pack, administrator of Charles e.
Pack, dec d., S. j. Tonkin, w ID. Knoll,
b, w. Perkins, Hiram w. Sibley, and
49, Bearinger, partners under the
iirm and style of Sibley & Bcaringer,
Ann e. Nance w. V. Nance, Mrs. Lon
Bowen Knoll, James O'Keeire,' James
Il. Mann, Green H Nowlin, II. f. Lind
say, j. A; Clark, T. d. Berry. Frank l..
James, W. l.. kerl, II. Walter Dichen-
son. William Moody. John lizard. Guy
NJ Langhorn administrators of w. A.
Mckinney. decd, William Gallon. A.
+. Brewer and Brewer his son, part
ners under the firm and style of a. p.
brewer a Son. George l.. Burrows.
George N. Hauptman, Sydney n. HAUNT
man, Annie If. Hauptman, George d.
iiauptman and b. w. Strus trustee, and
TO any and all persons having debts
against the Clirch Valley Coal and Coke
ComDanV
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
I'd Day of June 1897.

at his office, at Tazewell Va. as the
Tune and place to execute said decree
and report as follows-viz: .T5Rl OUT
standing Indebtedness of the Clincb
valley Coal and Coke Company and
the character of such Indebtedness: who
are the stockholders of the Clinch Val
ley Coal and Coke Company and the
number OF shares held by each; the res
ldence OF each stakeholder and what
eacn snare representative were the orig
maj stockholders in said COMPANY and
now hold such original stock. who hodI
as asslgnees and from whom they mr.
chased; how much was paid by each re-
spectlve stockholder on the shares now
held' and how much is still owing there
on, VINO OF the stockholders are solvent
ana VINO oil them insolvent what sum
VIII have to be'paid by each stockhold-
er TO pay off the Indebtedness of the
Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Companv.
what disposition has been made of the
c0liateral which was held by the Com
pialnant Bank by reason of the loan
alaue 10 the defendant Company; the
contract between Clinch Valley Coal
o. COKE Company and the subscribers
TO stock and stockholders of said Conn
pany; how the bylaws of said Comnany
provided for the assignment and trans
fer OF the stock of said companv. whctb.
er or not the complainant by or through
any officer or agent or otherwise, had
notice OF the contract or contracts be-
tween SAID company and the original
SUBSCRIBERS to stock and the stockhoId-
ers OF said company; the date, terms.
stlpulatlons and conditions of the con,
tract between the Clinch Valley Coal
ana Coke Company and the Norfolk 81
western Railroad Company. u, }aitioned
In the answer of Jas. O'Keeff whether
or not the said contract between the
defendant Company and the Norfolk &c
Western Railroad Company was assign
ed by the Clinch Valley Coal aud Coke
Company 10 complainant, and if SO the
terms and conditions of such assign
ment; the number and amount of bonds
OF the defendent Company deposited
with complainant as collateral for the
debt in the bill mentioned, when same
was deposited and the the terms. and
conditions of such deposit; and any
other matters which he may be request
ed to report upon, i'll writing, by any
party interested, or deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner. All evidence
before the Commissioner will be taken
In writing and filed with his report.
j. III. STUART. ---s'-
commissioners in Chancery Of TazewelI
Circuit Court.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28

We are informed that if a compro.
mise is to be made on the money iss-
ne it will be of that kind which car
ries with it the name, but lacks the
elements. 1t must be compromise,
say the Sound money" democrats, in
which all who believe in bimetalism
must recant aud come to Gems. Palmer
and Buckner, and lay down their arms.
1t must be one of those unconditional
surrenders about which we have heard
great deal of late, one in which
$4,000 men must surrender to 13O-
900. This is what comes of eating din
ners at $12 plate. This is "the meat
upon which our Cesar feeds that he
hath grown so great. n-E.x
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28
THOSE CONDITIONS.

The New York Sun says that
"business can revive and reach
the height of prosperity common
suratc with our natural advan-
tages upon certain conditions
only" and intimates that the pco-
pie ought to keep their mouths
shut and wait. The millions who
voted against Mckinley, as vol
as those who voted for him have
right to speak out in regard to
the promises made by the republi-
can leaders last year. AS matter
of fact we were assured, wisely or
unwiscly, by the republican lead.
ers, that republican victory meant
immediate prosperity. The only
"condition" was, select McKinley,n
and we will do tie rest. Thousand
upon thousands voted for McKin-
ley solely on this ground, and now
they are told they must stop their
"jcering," and wait until "certain
conditions" are complied with.
The masses will not "shut up.n
They know their rights, and dare
to maintain them. They know
they have the right to hold the re-
publicans responsible for their
promises. Mr.. Bryan frankly adj
nitted that his election would not
bring relief Immediately, and this
declaration was howlcd against
him from one end Of the land to the
other, and "a promise Of immediate
relief set over against it, in case
of Mcl\inlcy's election, and the
multitudcs were deceived. eve be-
lieve the election of Mckinley will
be the best for us at once" was
the reason assigned by thousands
for voting for him, and these req
sons were founded upon promises
based upon skillful arguments and
spurious logic. We don't say that
these promises were not honestly
and sincerely made, but we do
say, that it is s'cool consolation, -
now to be told, that there are new
"conditions," which must be com.
piled with, and that we must keen
our mouths shut. The "condi
tions" necessary to prosperity, as
prescribed by the Sun are, the
passage of the Tariff Bill, and the
cessation of ruinGus war
fare on trusts and capitalists com
blnations." This is to say, in
crease the taxes of the masses
and shut your mouth when the
trusts rob you, and when the cap
italist grind and Cypress you. BE
as dumb cattle, submit. your neck
to the yoke, and shut up. just
snch stuff as this has drenched
nations in blood, and will do it
again. The 'conditions" of re.
turn of prosperity lies along other
lines. We can never have perma
nent, true prosperity, as a nation,
under a high tariff and single
Gold Standard-high taxes and
scarce money, never!