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Dec. IL. 1897.
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NTiFlON N0TIGE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER

COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the probdte court.
BY George Nee Witherspo0n, T. so
Probate Judge.
VIII EREAS, w ST. Porter, &C CP
has made suit to me. to grant him
Letters nt Administration on the
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next, after publication thereof, at I
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Also great reduction in Misses and
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days prices.
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HURRAH FOR THE nth OF JULY.
American independence Day.

in
ready fight for We make memorable the OCCASION
gladay
house
ulv ALWAYS prices Fall Goods
our entire stock Spring
The BUSINESS BUILDING QUALITY strongly mpregaes
merchandise
stripped oy There buying and selling satisfaction
connected with straightforward merchandising
time Pn,eger mkebeeves
much
method OF
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

,.c..d under this law during It's BRIEF pe!ioo ol
.xlstence more than S33, 100000. which has
neon appIed TO the reduction Of state ana !oca'
taxation, and has thus relieved the earnings
and the savings OF all the people or 'ne 9'a'e
"New-York State IL foremost Of the S'a'es III
the Union In caring for the interests o' iA'
Almost every law that has declared ufheio anu
oroved the rights Of labor has Been rassed by
the Republican party Tho Republican ies'e
latures OF 1897 and 1898 were occupied Largely
with such legislation. Factory Inspection mas
been extended The prevailing rate OF wages
has been enforced upon all public WORKS ran
road corporations have been compelled 10 auop'
A ren-hour law. The Law securing the weekly
payment Of wage. has been EXTENDED 10 'hcia"e
all tont stock associations. and its violation
has been made crime. The right 10 use 'a0o'
labels has been secured 10 labor organizations
Elaborate provisions have been enacted 10Y tiie
security Of employees in factories ard stores
and for their better treatment. The Mechanics
Lien law has been amended SO as 10 prefer
all abor for daily and weekly wages before al!
other claimants without reference 10 the TIME
when such laborers file their notices OF He'll
Srb-lettng OF contracts has been aosoiu'eiy
forbidden without the written consent oi
the responsible awarders Cualiheo ehsl-
neers are now alone permitted to run sta
tionary engines in New-York City. THESE are
examples ot what the Republican party mas
done for labor in our State Legislature. AS we
have been the true and consistent friends OF
labor in the past we pledge ourselves to be the
true and consistent friends Of labor In the
future
The Republican party OF New-York mas al
ways been the party Of honest and economical
administration We pledge the candidates this
dav nominated 10 a resolute and thorough con-
tiruance Of the investigation so fearlessly begun
by Governor Black into all alleged mismanage-
:nent os the canals. If there are errors IN the
system and the law. we will correc: them. II
there has been fraud. we will detect au3 punish
the wrongdoers.
Proud Of the imperial position Of New York
among the States Of the Union. and conscious
OF all the responsibilities Of the future in the
state and Nation, we present our candidates 10
the vote Of the people. asking their support and
calmly confident Of their approving verdict in
November"
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
TIE FREE-slLyER MENACE

Nor can .t be said thar there is no longer danger
from ,hosa who would dehlse The currency and pay
or obligations in 5o-ceat dollars. The Teller reso-
luton declared that all our National obligations.
both bonds and ercenbacks. were payable In silver
dollars. lts avowed purpose was 20 make depre-
cated sixteen-to-0nc silver dollars legal tender IN
rave the way Tor unniteicolnage OF these dollars
This resolution pfsstd the senate by latg" ma
Jori;y. and was defeated in the House by the Re
1, is uruccc.ary to say that the Democratic SEN
the sia,e of New-York were recorded in favor OF
this proposition, while the Republican Senate and
every Republican Representative were recorded
against it II is In vain for the Democratic SEN
ator'. Convention, which meets in syracuse to-
involved. He. himself is National issue in this
IS. IN favor OF National honor and honest money.
NEW QUESTIONS ARISE.
From the very beginning OF the present Admins
tration now questions arose which wc did not
ticipate two years ago. For centuries Spain had
been ruling her colonies with iron hand here
at our very door. The voice OF humanity cry
ing out for to lend a helping hand President
Mckinley. from n wise and patriotic purpose. used
and secure the freedom OF the Cuban patriots with
out resort to war. The Democratic party was
Cuban independence either of which would have
beer The sheerest folly, as no one Will now deny.
humane purpose without the loss OF single
American NE have no doubt, were It not for un-
the loss OF TWO hundred and siXty-Six Of her gal
liant crew. lid not swerve the President from hs
humane purpose. and the people waited calmly
FOR the investigation which followed.
II was only when this disaster was traced 10
treacheTy that all understood fully the base
noss OF the Spanish character and as one man
the Nation resolved 10 intervene forcibly for
Cuban freedom II was n new era In the worlds
history. 2 sublime precedent for the nations. We
entered this war not for conquest but for the
war was formally declared our Democratic friends
snsS ss Sspo.a TS OF Of hs hy %, hs
leader told us that they voted with us on this
proposition because they were forced to do so by
popular opinion. That measures were ham,
pered and obstructed by them In partisan way
might prove at length by Democratic authority
To-day they are for the war. and willing to share
in its glory, But II Is before election now. How
will they stand after the election is over?
NEW QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED
New questions have grown out OF the New
territory has been acquired. What shall be done
with Il? New administrative questions will arise
questions OF revenue questions of finance. all Of
which are disturbed by our new responsibilities
Shall 70 adopt u colonial policy? What shall II be?
Whatever is done with these islands We must
life up their semi -ba barous people toward the
level OF American citizenship Their government
their civilization. their education demand the best
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
WORK OF THE AFTERNOON.
THE SESSION AT WHICH ROOSEVELT
WAS NOMINATED.
ELOQUENT SPEECHES BY J. RIDER CApT AND
c.HArHcEY NJ pEPEw- MANY INTERESTING
INCIDENTS 40 BAD FEELING
fgr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l

[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBrNE.l
Saratoga y. Y. Sept - tSpeciaD.-The con-
ven,ion took \ two hours recess after the tenn
porary orea nizatlon had been effrted. the object
heng 10 enable the several committees which
had been named by Chairman Payne 10 meet
and prepare their reports. and incidentally 20
slye tho delegates and the audience chance to
get dinner The recess was none TOO long. FOR.
although Convention Hall IS only a few
hundred yards from the United states Hotel
and the other large houses dinner IN saratoga
In convention tire IS rot n thing which can
be hurried The delegates. who didn't have 10
worry about their seats. were naturally not In
great haste to leave the hotel after they had
had their midday meal. brt chat'ed on the
piazzas and in the various headquarters until
the hour for rcassembllng.
The outsiders. tho wives and daughters Of
del the visiting clubs of boomers and
those of the general public wh> were fortunate
enough To hold tickets of admission early be-
gan streaming down the broad elm-archei ave-
nue. toward the hall. and by little after ,
o'clock had filed every seat on the floor and
stage and In the gallery. The tedun of their
waiting was relieved IL not dissipated entirely.
by the efforts of the bands stationed In the gal
leries to the right and left Of the platform. The
bands played to suit everybody-patrotic airs.
Northern and Southern. familiar darby melo-
dies ard tunes which broke off into song or
spoken words and tho firing of pistols. Mary
land. My Maryland" came close after Yankee
Doodle" and Dixie followed "Tentng To-
night on the Old Camp Ground" The lively
strains of Dixie" evoked the first applause OF
the afternoon. 1t Is always a favori;e air with
Northern audiences In these days Then the
indefatigable musicians switched off 20 the pop
ular tunes Of the day Of the class OF MY Gals
q High Born Lady" OF course, thoy had to
play "Therell Be Hot Time In the Old Town
Tonight" and, OF course. the audience. which
by this time included majority OF the dele
gates. applaude1 this catchy air. with its memo
RES OF Santiago. md Joined In the chorus.
PLATT AND WOODRUFF WELCOMED
Now the men on the floor began to divide
with the brass bands the interest Of the spec
tators. Depew came In. and the New-Yorker
cheered him. and the entrance OF other we'll
known leaders from time TO time thereafter was
heralded by quick applause. At 3;45 o'clock
there was roar Of applause. and men rose to
their feet. saying Hes here" 1t was Senator
Platt. who paced slowly down the long aisle 10
his place with the Tioga men, his face impas-
sIve despite the cordiality OF MS reception. Even
more applause was bestowed Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff. Everybody seemed to be
his friend. and he was glad because OF 1t. and
made no effort to conceal his qualification as
he walked briskly down to his seat his counte-
nance one broad smile.
1t was 355 o'clock when Temporary Chair
man Payne raped for order. The arst busi-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
MR.. PAYNES SPEECH.

When Mr. Odell presented the namo Of Serene
F. Pavne for temporary chairman OF the con-
vention and asked for vote there was not a
dissenting voice. There was hattering applause
when NJ. Payne escorted 10 the platform
hv Congressmen Israel Fischer. OF Kings. and
James 8. sherman. Of oneida. Mr. Payne said
in part:
When We met two years ago were on the eve
o. great National strugs.e. The issues tnsh
were the most Tomeni9us eyer presented 10 ne ne
n~mncratipe orsanlat.on at Chicago and had
entered upon c1vasc warfare against ~" rpI niu
povenucs ' and safe and stable currency Every
lover or law. every friend Of National honor ana
test against this aew combination We nearly
overturned the Pcpocratic majority IN the nlten
llcan House Of Representatives., and we placed IN
tie White House wise and patriotic statesman
Two years u his Administration have passed into
history and We are soon to taGe anGthe, h bsv
lost all interest in National affairs. They propose
evidently fear to face the people on their national
record. Having no recent record on state ahairs.
they are willing 10 60 before the people ON that
issue Tho Democratic party Is never 50 happy ar
when It can escape looking into It's own past we
Mix M ge gs rrsponsby r@sl 9 II mistakes have been
made Republican Executive will he swift to cor
them But W. will not permit these matters
10 oyershadow the paramount National questions
that are before US They cay there ,I are no Ma rs
to- elect q United States Senator and thirty four
REPRESENTATIVES in Congress who will deal WIN
questions as important as any that ever received
the attention OF the National Congress
TIE next Congress must deal with the question
sessions VIII disturb our iarin revenues. large
portion Of ne increhsed iece.pts from tno & mnr
ters must al Do revised ana experience" has tausht
only bc safcly dorc hy tie Republican party.
our currency has answered every purpose under
hal Been in poTer snco tho resumption, thsrc
las never been aay qleou'g about any dollar is-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
WORKS
ViOlet-OrriS
ROOSEVELT THE NOMINEE.
Continued from first pnKe.

a, the night session Of the Convention This
exception was John c. Davies. Deputy A''oi-
nor er.General. who had put up against him as
rival candidate for the Attorney Generaiship
John N. Kellogg. Of Ogdensburg. ST. Lawrence
County. Mr.. Davies was nominated by vote
Of I41 10 300 There had been an intention o!
nominating Charles H. BabcocK' OF hoc' hocheste''
for State Treasurer. but, as George W. Aio'ius'
did not seem to welcome the nomination. fear
Ing that it might be construed mo ail "ot "
treachery to Governor Black Jonn T. 'ae0"e'
Of Auburn was selected
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

changes in the roll of the Convention Lleu.en
ant -Governor Woodruff received his ovation
when he rose to substitute Leonard Moody ior
Jacob Worth in the Kings County delegatloI
Senator Platt invited the storm or Applause
which drowned the sound Of his voice when ne
made a substitution In Toga. Edward Lautet-
bach got a cheer when he substituted James
Yereance for ex-Mayor Strong as delegate from
the XXIXth Assembly District or New % or
and there was a howl Of laughter when John
Stiebirg OF the With New-Iork District got
up and substituted John Sabine smith tor Mr
Lauterbach as a delegate from that Iisll'C'
Nevertheless 7 am here" shouted Mr.. I.auter-
bach whose seat a delegate from the HAlHth
District was not DISPUTED.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

- THOMAS " BRAD
LEY
iS- FRA$k a HOI1H-
KISS
70 CHARLES :. FRANCIS.
2U-IOHN PALMER
9i-LELAND VI COWLES.
- ". y. HACKETT.
q WILLIAM n. Flock.
a4-TDJE r BROWN
2J-T. !. OWENS
- GEORGE y u RTIS.
p -CHARLES Z. lNE.
2S-A. r. RICH.
29-CHARLES VAR
30-FRED +. DOWNS.
81. BROCK PERKINS.
2. -ehNrEL 6 DORR
33-NYRON II CLARK.
34-S. F. NIXON.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
GENERAL SHAFTER TO SPEAK HERE.

Major General Shafter yesterday Informed the
committee in charge Of the military and naval re-
cepton to be rendered 10 General Joseph wheeler
at the Casino on Friday afternoon that ne would
come from Montauk Point 10 make an ADDRESS.
Others expected TO speak are General Whee'er'
philip and Major Byrne. Members of the list, sth
and 9th regiments vii. flll the stage, and must
cal and dramatic programme will supplement- the
addresses
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
THE OPENING SESSION.
GOOD NATURE AND ENTHUSIASM AP-
PARENT AT THE START.

prATr AND THE OTHER LEADERS HEARTILY
cHEEREp-srREHo I. PAYNE's srEEcH
WE'LL RECEIVED.
fBr TELEGRAPH To TIE TRiarNE)
Saratoga y. Y. Sept. 2i.-An the proceedings
OF the opening session Of the Republican state
Convention to-day We're marked by harmony.
good feeling and enthusiasm. Republican lead
ers who have been arrayed in hostile camps on
the Governorship question met In the conven-
tion hall and acted like friends and brothers,
The programme arranged by the leading Repub-
Leans was carried out smoothly. There was
not lnurrnur of dissent by the supporters OF
Governor Black, who even Joined In the cheers
which greeted the appearance of a Roosevelt
hammer in the hail. Senator Patt seldom mas
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

i--JOsEPH NIMMo, Jr
- II \ r J. + : \
srHIEREN.
3 STEWART L. WOOD
FORD chairman.
~. r. FISCHER
5-F RED T. r ! g Is. II
SCHROEDER
q \. . BEGRAN.
7-IOSEPH SiMONSON
HENRY l.. BURNETT.
a-FRANK ! MARTIN
10 -FEAShLIN D. NIL
LER.
ii-SAMuEL : kOENIG.
i2-RICUAPD NJ. LuSK
10 RICHARD J LEWIS
IL GEORGE r BID
y ELL
Is HERMAN r. COHEN.
ff-Tr2 AK Mfl.LApi
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

executive. We must make q safe that no Demo
crAt or POpullst ~ the White House can ever I'M
! air The National credit or lower the standard Of
The American dollar. TO do ths. II IL indspensa
lle That We have Republican House aud Repub-
l!cnn Senai" THIS ~ a National issue ot para
ft,,.r r.rte
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28

-.,.a.,, ., our abIest statesmen. Shall we trust
their settlement 70 tose WAC aw 'Tn and order against
American credit, and appealing TO ,ns hw The Ad-
tIyes OF me tns c%s'' anS give 70 President Mckinley
an the National Capitol senate and House nS St
TO carry sound systems Of govern
ment into these islands OF the sea. compared
with these grander questions that affect the & yea, 90
or woe of every State In this NaEon, d"' We have
mSS SSh as n.% W era ie IN S1S he worlds history We have
proved again the courage snd ya's Sailor We have
ernveS San spat to the world that have The best ships
and ;nrsd the Sr bfs. tbe be best,e
The question before the people Is snpa md ~ IN"
william ME- MskinlsS sSSso ii s ouse and hostile senae
at the other We to stay Up 2eeGsn the ars and give
Sim at the other end Of the Ayenue not & ony vi
House OF Representatives 6Ht Sena1T Tbs cant be
dne n,n rentemen by losing Senator here ana an
Assembyman there her our IN '9e SS Senator ees
70 the shades of Troy. that he no longer o'0'''@'
"" must have = Republican in MS p, pis,e. COO 70
must have Republican House We we mus 1u ,be Em
=, ,ha, y,e have Republican Executive III tie .i
ra ,lS; s,ate We must stand by lhe ADMINISTRATOR
in these perous tlr1es that are 20, 70 nd bic
Government that will give to cuba Pace 4t0"s pIoo
the nations Of the earth ana giVe a. 20 ,o march up
t6Snrd american civilization and become part
OF the American people
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Sneaker OGrady. Congressman Qulss anu
Hamilton Fish were recognized ana appiauueu
when they made preliminary motions LOT '"e
organization of the convention. and when Ten
e-al Woodford moved the appointment OF the
Committee on Platform and Resolutions ne was
cbo.rod lus,Ily All the motions for the APP
nointment of the committees having been
passed. Mr. Payne provoked storm Of laughter
bv handing several typewriter lists 10 Secre-
tarv Kenyon with the remark. The Chair ap,
polnts the following committees TO he reported
by tho clerk" Such an unblushing and candid
acknowledgment by chairman Of me fact that
his work has been cut and dried Tor MN alNa!s
causes hilarity in convention ana dlrects at
tention 10 the makeup Of the committees
or the Committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion Hamilton Fish was named as chairman
;. = ,'oyne OF Livingston. was chairman M
tho Committee on Credentials. The only COM
mittee or any consequence was that on heso u
,;ars ord Platform The others had practically
nothing 10 do The Committee on Platform,
made up by Congress districts. was as follows.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-28
Is HERMAN r. COHEN
IS-FRANk MiLLARb

After the chairmen ~ the committees had an
nounced meeting places for the committees. j.
Soat Fassett at 2O p. m. moved a recess un-
III 800 and In n Few minutes the hall was
empty and Broadway was filed by a crowd
setting toward the United states Hotel.