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The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

Ex-senator Edmunds who is familiar
with Havana harbor from long resi-
dence in that city, Gays that it is scarcely
possible that the harbor could have been
mined. The expense would have been so
great that no government would have
undertaken it, and besides it would have
far outside the harbor could effectively
she'll the city. 60
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8.
ELECTION MONDAY, MARCH I.
FOR MAYOR:
Charles H.Randall
WARD i.

WARD i.
Aldermen-W Wilson Sprague.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Gerrish,
George E. Lefavor,
Lewis P. Houston.
School Committee-Albert B. Hall.
Warden-Harry A. Chisholm.
Ward Clerk-Osman G. Munroe.
ConStableS-Charles P. Covell,
Ruel N. Field
WARD 2.
Alderman Sanford A. Maddox.
Councilman Willard P. Cole,
Clement S. Johnson,
John B, Brown.
Warden-James Z. Stevenson.
Ward CIerk-Ervin A. Clark.
Constables-Stephen Flynn,
George H. Williams,
Alderman-E Edgar E. Rounds.
Councilmen-Hugh T. Barker,
Fred H. johnson.
Charles A. SlOman.
School Committee-William II. Brownson.
Warden-Willard G. e. Carney.
Ward Clerk-Willlam f. Morse.
Constables-Oliver S. Skillings,
James 7. Jason,
WARD 4.
Alderman-Frank l. Moore.
Councilmen-Frank L., Howe,
John f. Woodbury.,
James Naylor.
Warden-Michael E. Conley.
Wafn ClefK-Henfy w. way.
ConstaDles-Frank Merrill,
Arthur M. Sawyer.
WARD 5.
Alderman-WilliamH FL. Dow.
COuncilmen-George E. Smith. Everett r.
Josselyn. Walter II. Brown,
School Committee Charles L. Hutchinson.
Warden-tie gorge A. Bynoa.
Ward Clerk-Philip @. Loring.
Constables-Eben N. Perry,
Henry S. Ihrasher.
WARD G.
Alderman-Rufus Lamson
Councilnen-John II. Pierce,
Charles P. Waldron.
Elias Thomas, Jr.
Warden-EdWin A. Gray.
Waid Clerk-Rehard II. Ball.
Constables Samuel w. Joy.
Clarence A. johnson.
WARD Z.
Alderman inford L. Smith.
Councilmen-HerbertO o. Phillips.
Lewis A. Goudy.
Edwin G. Miliken.
Warden--Lyman w. Hanson.
Ward Clerk-Albert Z. Neal
Constables- A. Jones.
Charles E. Cousins.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
CITY OF PORTLAND D.
To the Electors of the City of
POraHand:


PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor
i and Aldermen of tine city of Portland
hereby warn and notify the inhabitants of said
city Of Portland, qualified according to law, to
meet at their respective ward rooms on the first
Monday OF March next, being the seventh day
Of SAID month, at O'Clock in the forenoon, then
and there to give in their votes for Mayor, one
Alderman, three Common Councilman, a War
den. lClerk and two City Constables in each
ward Except that each Island Ward may
choose one Constable) to serve for one year.
Also In wards one three and five to choose
resident of said ward to serve as a member of
The experimenting School Committee for two
Also to give in their votes upon the following
question namely:
shall Shall the act OF the Legislature emit:
neerine to Portland" approved March q, 1897,
be adopted, and the city of Deering be annexed
to the City of Portland upon the terms and con-
ditions OF the report of The commissioners duly
annojnted under said act, made to the boards
Of Mayor and Aldermen of said cities of Deer
ing and Portland.
The polls onisuch day of election to remain
omen until o'clock in the afternoon, when they
shall be closed;
Portland, February %, 1898. mar3d4t
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
NORTH YARMOUTH.

The Republicans of North Yarmouth are re-
uuested to meet at the town house in said town
on Thursday March TO- at 7.30p p. m. for the pur-
pose of selecting candidates for the several
town offices to be supported at the coming
municipal election, and to choose town com
mittee PER ORDER.
North Yarmouth, March 2, 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

We have little doubt but Secretary Long
will be severely lashed by the ultra jingo
press for his assertion that he does not
believe that the Spaniards had anything
to do with the sinking of the Maine.
From their point of view the only patri-
otto course is to attribute the explosion
to Spanish treachery, and if the Board of
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

The Waterville Democrats may console
themselves with the reflection that their
laundering has contributed to good gov
eminent, of which they will reap their
full share Of the benefit.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

The Argus points out that the running
expenses of the city have increased dur
ing the last five or six years. No doubt.
And they have increased also from the
date of it's incorporation. Furthermore
they will undoubtedly increase IN the
future. People are demanding more every
year-more lights. more schools, more
teachers, more drains and sewers, more OF
everything that conduoes to their COM
fort and welfare. The expenses can only
be put back where they were five or ten
years ago, by diminishing the comforts
and advantages which the people now
enjoy. If Mr.. Ingraham proposes to re-
duce ordinary expenses to the figures of
five OF ten years ago then he proposes to
progress backwards. If he should con-
vince the people that that was his pro-
gramme the prohibition candidate would
lend him in the poll.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
CITY SOLICITOR.

City Solicitor Morrill, reports the fol-
lowing cases pending the beginning of
the year:
Bragg Manufacturing Co., VS.. City of
Portland.
J. Fl. Rines and others vs.. City of Port
land.
Agnes j. Jumper vs. City of Portland.
The FIRST two cases are still pending in
the courts.
The case of Nellie S. Evans VS.. the city
of Portland was an action to recover
damages alleged in the sum of $4,000 for
the flooding of the plaintiffs cellar by
reason of an alleged defect.in the sewer
in Fore street. The action was entered
in the March term, 1897. Superior court,
and at the November term, 1897, the city
was defaulted by agreement for the sum
of $3.50 without costs.
The case of Agnes j. Jumper vs. the
City of Portland was an action brought
to recover damages in the sum of $4,000
for personal injuries sustained by reason
of an alleged defect in the sidewalk on
South street. At the October term, 1897,
of the Supreme Judicial court, the city
was defaulted by agreement for the sum
of $500 without COSTS
Following are, in brief, the legal pro-
ceedings instituted during the year:
Mary J. Frazier vs. the City of Port
land, an action of appeal from an award
of damages for land taken to widen
franklin street, entered in the Supreme
Judicial court at the October term, 1897,
and still pending.
Herbert L. Mckinley vs.. the City Of
Portland, an action to recover $4,000
damages for injuries received by falling
into an excavation on Newbury street.
Settled by payment to the plaintiff of
$3.50.
Della Mahoney vs.the City of Portland,
an action to recover $500 damages for
personal injuries from sidewalk out
of repair on Greenleaf street. Action
discontinued by the paintiff.
The two cases of the City of Portland
VS.. the towns of Cherrytield and East
Machias are brought to recover for expen-
SEES incurred in the support of Isabel
DAdW, WIN AnO ldii0u llbU OistT0SS III
this city and was liable to become per-
manent pauper. Both are pending in
the Superior court.
William Waddell vs.. the City Of Port
land, an action to recover $40 for 2, lis
extra hours services as watohman at the
city stables.
Thomas Hebron VS.. the City of Port
land an action Similar to the foregoing
to recover 1921 66 for /, 446 extra hours
service as Waterman at the city stables.
The writs of both of the last two cases
are returnable at the April term of the
Superior court.
TRUANT OFFICER.
Truant Officer Burns submits the fol-
lowing report of his official work for the
year ending March 1, 1898:
Visits to schools, TIC
Calls on families, 4339
Gases Investigated, 4,433
Returned to school by request of
parents, 10
Returned to school not recorded as
arrested, 35
Returned to school recorded as ar
rested 9
Furnished with clothing, boots and
shoes. etc., 237
The steamer Roseneath arrived at Will
minton Yesterday from Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
Tn, United Commercial Travellers

will install officers Saturday night, March 5.
Grand Councillor Barnard of Massachusetts
will be present Banquet after the work.
mar3d3t
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

nothing more complimentary ofaMr. In
graham than that he is Democrat
without guile"
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAUCUS.
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The Republicans of South Portland are re.
ouested to meet in caucus at the town house,
South Portland at $50 p. H., Saturday, to
name three candidates for selectmen and other
town officers. Per order,
G. N. TREFETHEN,
Chairman Town Committee.
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S1l 0abU. m motli M fn re1o t tae

$4,000. m 4' 4 fortune sa i fof .
S nrass Trading & Mining Co Capital $3.50, 600
p5o ooo shares, par value S1.00. The opportuni-
WIS fy Is now presented and the company will con-
y 10 FOR the next ten days to make the same
W sher.i arrangements to those who may desire
~ cnme in on the ground floor For prospectus
W fnrther information apply to or ADDRESS the
sec,v. S. G. PRATT 80 G. Equitable Bldg. Bos-
ton, Mass, 81
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
Neurology.

Under one year, 13; between and 5, s;
ano 10. 8; 10 and 20, A 30 and 30, II;
80 and 40, 2; 40 and so, 9; SO and 60, II;
60 and 70, o; over 70, II; total, "a. OF
this number II were out-patients and
81 hospital.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

L l.
DR., Owen P. Smith says he assumed
the duties of the office March 9th, so that
DR.. Pudor could at once take needed
rest.
At DR.. Smiths request the overseers
have kindly furnished milk daily to GER
tain mothers and children with very
happy results, thus saving large expen-
diture for medicines. There have been
great deal of scarlet fever and diphtheria,
and great care mas had to be taken to
syoid carrying the contagion to other
patients. Some improvements have been
made In the hospital the past year. No
major operations have been performed.
Much kindly assistance has been rendered
by the consultants, Drs G. d. Smith,
Geo. Cummings and Henry Brock, and
DR.. Charles Y. Lord has attended to the
work most satisfactorily when DR.. Smith
could not act. Drs. Weeks, Warren.
Spalding, Foster. Pudor and Libby have
also assisted for the best interests of the
patients and city. The hospital atten
dants have been prompt and attentive:
Number of permits received, 556
Number of new families seen, 308
Mimi er of city calls, 1,2l2
Number Office calls. 4I9
Number of visits to almshouse, W
Number visits to hospital, BS7
Number of visits to isolation ward, 50
Number visits to police station, o.
Number of births, "a
Number Of deaths, "a
Hospital.
Number of hospital patients for no
year, oio
Total number admitted for year. 241
| Total number discharged for year, 240
Total mum Der discharged we'll, 1874
Total number discharged improved, A
Total numer discharged unimproved, IS
Died. o.
Births. Il
Calls, oof
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03

The steamer Roseneath arrived at Will
minton yesterday from Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
MUNICIPAL REPORT S.
Handed to the City Clerk BY City officers
Yesterday.

These annual reports of city officers were
made to the city clerk yesterday:
MILK INSPECTOR.
George H. Blake, inspector of milk and
vinegar, reports:
Number of registration for dealers
in milk, 312
No. of registration for dealers in
vinegar, 1873
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-03
CITY PHYSICIAN.

Total number of registration,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-09
P A R | S

Las notioia de las turbulenoias calleje.
ras de Madrid algunos pueblos de provin.
cias es NAL recibida por todos los peri6dicos
parisienses que defender la causa de Espa
ia. Preguntadles 81 son monarquioos os
contestsrAn negativamente. Preguntadles 81
son sagastinos os daran la misma contesta-
ci6n. Pero son buenos amigos de ..ssspaha,
por serlo, entienden que cuando Espaha
peligra, los espanoles no deben andar s la
grefla. Reouerdan que las discordiss civiles
de los franoeses contribuyeron grandemente
la debdcle que 90 origin6 Gu la derrota de
Sedan, y piensan que las discordiss eiviles
de los espanoles pueden contrlbuir grande.
mente una de6dcle parecida. Lo primero
es haoer frente la invasion de los yanquis;
y luego, cualquiera que sea el resultado de Ia
guerra, podremos dedicarnos s Ia liquidaoion
de los trastos viejos que tenemos en- casa.
GOjslAD.
RI polftico que quiera aoaparar el man
do en- estas clrountanoias, sin tener IA segu-
ridad de salvar 8 la patria, sera 81 ultimo de
los miserablss, dice uno de los periodieos
mas adiotos 8 Ia cauea de Espaha. 20 no
Sc que polftico espaflol puede jactarse de te-
ner aquella seguridad, s juvgar~ por los re-
ault ados que dieron el roder.
lD6nde estan, que no les veo, los esta.
distas superiores, los Bismarck y los Glads.
tone de Espafis, que pueden juzgarse suf.
cieEtemente talentosos para conjurar oonf1ic-
tos On cuya labor pusieron sus manos todos
los polfticos que ahora piden 81 poder? El
sefior 6almer6n, que he dioho ultimamente
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DesoTdeneS en- Ia Peninsula !

LINARES.--La refrieg4 de aver fo6
espantosa. El pueblo hizo franoa resisten'
cia,4 Ia fuerxa. Del combate han resultado
mas de 90 muertos y 90 heridos.
Entire los segundos hay guardias oiviles.
Dfoese que tambi9n hay tres guardias muer'
tos.
Estos tuvieron que encerrarse en- el
ayuntsmiento, mientras los amotinados,
dueflos de la poblacldn, entraban 4 eaco +
los almacenes de comestibles y las taho'
mas.
Han incendiado dos ooventos de jesuit
Desesper6 s los manifestantes ell hecho
dc que mientras asaltaban IA casa consisto'
rial, Ia Guardia civil hizo fuego desde DEN
tro sin ningdn aviso.
/ Anoche lego trops, pero cuando Ell
motfa hab1a conclufdo por cansancio de los
alborotadores.
Estos han marchado al campo, la ma
yor1a llevasarmas,
Agrava 10 situacidn la carencia de pan,
pues sc teme que no 10 habrA nj caro- nj bara.
En- este momento la poblaci6n esta tran
quila.
SEVILLA.-Hubo un formidable mo.
tin en- este pueblo.
Los amotinados reoorrieron las GALES
dando mueras yv1vas.
Despues saqnearon la casa de un acapa'
rador de trigo incendiandola.
El cura, perseguido por la multitud, Sc
encerro en- Ia estacidn del ferrocarril.
MEDINA DEL 0AMF 0.-El pueblo
esta amotinado pidiendo que Sc expenda 81
pan barato.
Los manfestantes apedrean la casa del
alcalde!
Han assltado la de un tendero que les
afe6 su conduota.
La fuerza NADIA puede contra ell ndmero
de manifestantes.
Sc ha decIarado ell estado de guerra en-
toda la provincial.
Esta tarde llega fuerza de Valladolid.
Vs.. .El pueblo continda levantiseo, pues
NADIA Sc ha hecho para abaratar Ell pan.
Sc teme la reproduction del motfn.
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Battalion del .Principado de Asturias

Debiendo proveepae este Batallon de ca.
ballos para Ia guerrilla montada del mismo,
30 hace publico por medic del preaente anun'
oio para el que desee preseatar ganado de
esta especie, pueda hacerlo desde ell dia de
mahana en- 81 ouartel de Ballaja, ionde ERE.
VIC ell reconocimiento pericial, Sc procedera
nj sjuste cierre del trsto mediate.
Los caballos han de reunir las condi-
stones ssgnientes: No exceder de amos de
edad .tanen~seis cuartas~y media see4ase
mo, carecer de defectos que puedan perjudi
car actualmente en- 10 sucesivo 4 Ia reeis :
tenoia agilidad del animal, ell precio MAXI
mo sera de 100 pesos moneda especial.
Los gaetos que origine este anuncio
seran sufrsgados roporcionalmente entire los
vendedores, La Junta economics. Los ca
pitsnes comisionados. .-Edu0rdo Perez-Jo'
Sc T0Zo2iui0. ~ So
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0fiCinas: San Francisco So.
Y'la vida es asf, en- los individuos como

Y'la vida es asf, en- los individuos como
en- las nsoiones, compuestas de gente de sen.
lido prActioo geutes de sentido chilado.
El gusto del publioo, ha dioho Edouard
Conte hablando del fracaso de Ia estatua de
Balzao por Rodin, no. tolera nads que sea
original y mucho menos extrsvagante. Pero
el ar sista, en- vez de seguir 81 o.mino triila.
do, ahorrando tempo, labor = decepciones,
empenase en- ir por el atajo, aeaparando
vivir come rixe E.psha as vivir 10
artista, tumbada inconscientemente entire
los trigos que acapararAn los Leeter. Las
naciones modernss son salteadoras de ca
minos. Hay que vivir armadc, hasta, los
dientes, acehando la OCCASION de robar sin
riesgo. Lord Salisbury tiene raz6n: los
pueblos sentimentaes son pueblos muertos,
que est&n s merced de las dentellsdas de los
pueblos vivos que como las hienas, viven
del despojo dc los cadAveres. Espsna no
tiene puesto en ell Congreso del mundo. Los
espanoles que roban son tan <atrasadoa, que
SO roban sf mismos, en- familia. Y 81 ss
lfcito no ser canalla en- Ell interior, por fuer-
"a hay que serlo en- el exterior, sopena de
morir con vilipendio::
LUIS BONAFOUX-
II de Mayo de 1898.
(Prohibida la reproducci6u)
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Cab|egramas racibidos aver
por Ia Diputaelon provincial

Madrid, JUNO s.-Los cupones del ex'
terror sc pagaran el 10. de Julio pr6ximo.
Ha llegado Cadiz ell vapor oorreo San
Agustfn que habfa salido de Cuba Ell i de
Mayo
telegrafiado al secretario de Marina de Was
hingten, que habfa conseguido hundir en- ell
canal de Santiago de Cuba 81 Merimac.
El Senado dc Washington ha aprobado
n bill sobre impnesto de guerrs.
III vapor xPanam&, serA vendido On
piblica subasts 1evolvi6ndose la carga Y
siendo probable que la tripulaci6n se embar-
que para Espafa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-09
Gaceta Official de hoy

Relaci6n de la susoripoi6n naoional que
ssciende hasta Ia fecha s la suma de
$l45.3 .339.63.
-Decreto del despacho de Gobernaci6n
-NombranGo alcalde de Camuy don Juan
Plk Gonzalez de Salinas + don Luis M.
Caballer.
-Secretarfa del despacho de Obras pa-
blicas oomunioaciones -Declarando cesan.
te don Francisco Fuentes Porta en- ell cal.
go de Official 20. de administration y s don
Francisco Cabanellas en- el cargo de Torrero
10, con baja de6nitiva en- Ell escalaf6n del
CuerpO. g..
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La prensa publioa una oarta que desde
Montreal dirige el ex- agregado naval de
Washington seflor Carranza al contralmi.
rsnte Imax de Madrid declarandose jefe
dc la oomjsidn seorsta espafola en- el Canada:
crey6ndose lograr la expulsion. .-~..
Por l54 votos contra 5s ell proyecto
de impuesto de guerra pas6 s informe dc
una comision mixta,
Muy pronto seran devueltos para ser
enviados 4 Cuba, los prisionsros del Argo-
nauta.
Habars !; - ia sntraao en asts-- RHenta
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.NOT..I.CIAS

~. Dice Sci Buscapi&,: ola notioia
de que Ia escuadra espaf1ola eeta la vista
de Nueva York, ha oausado impression muv
grande. No Sc sabe todavfa como el almi-
rante Cervera ha logrado pasar sin combata
hasta las aguas de la ciudad. Dfceee que IL
escuadra espaflola lleva pocas horas de ven-
taja la norteamerioana, por 10 cual SO pre-
sumo que Sc l:brarA una batalla naval entv.
las dos escuatfras & la vista del puerto. En-
cuanto los buques Gel almirante Sampson
la espafola les lleva gran ventaja,
~ Ha causado viva impression la Or
den general que go ha dado por ell Gobierno
militar, de que ingresen en- los cuerpos de
lfnea los voluntarios quienes habfa tooado
el servlclo hasta la "a: reserva. Segdn
nuestras noticias, "a han ingresado de eat.
capital s5 individuos para artiller1a 20 al
battalion provisional ndmero 3; de Ciales TX
para artillerfa y II para ell oitado bstallon
de infanterfa de Areoibo 80 IA respect;.
vamente. Sc cslcula que en- toda Ia isIa ha.
bra alrededor de 500 personas que 50 enouen.
tran oomprendidos en- la orden.
*. Segun dicen de Sevilla, la fabrica
de tabacos tiene hoy en- sus almaoenes de- ra.
puesto dentro del eaiioio, cantidad de tabs.
CO sufoiente para trabajar cerca de dos afos
sin reoibir remesas. Y 81 esto no fn.~.
bastante, ell <Cabo Silleiro, ha estado ali
jando durante tres dias mas de 500 mil hec.
t6gramos, que han terminado de entrar en-
la fabrica.
Gran Hotel "|ng|aterra' . n,;mae Hotel de
den.-Montado & la altura de los meiores do
Europa. Vistas s la bahia. Con eabina+e
de leo,ura, depardamento de cantina, taba-
querfa un elegante Salon de Reoreo.-
Hospedaje desde DOS PESOS en- adelante, ae-
Ia hohs
DO.-(Propietario>.
~ No divide ell pablico Que how tan-
drA lugar la anunoiada funoi6n en- el teatro
de esta capital. <Marina,, la precioss .ar-
xuela de Camproddn, es la obra escogids nor
el sefor Gonzalvo para hacer las delicias d.l
pnblico esta noche. al teatro, pues. na.
sar una agrsdable vefada disipar las na-
mas.
~ Recortsmos de un coleps: ..En
Nueva Y York SO ha produoido un eso4ndalo
monumental porque el s6ptimo reeimiento
de Nueva- York, oompuesto por hiios Il.
grandes capitalietas, se negaron & obedeoar
las ordenes del ministro, que oonsistfan an
que SO pusiersn en- marcha para formar mart.
de las tropas de Ia oampsns. Esto prodn;o
entire los voluntarios pobres que aoab.n d
ser movilisados, actos de protesta, form6n.
dose gruPos numerosos sue 50 dirigieron al
Quartet del s6ptimo regimiento con pron6a;to
de arrasar q edifcio. La policfa oonsion;6
evitarlo, pero los .valientes asfiorito. fae.on
internades bien lejos donde nunoa pued.n
llegar los balae.' s.
- Anoohe fu6 raptada on Ia Serund.
Lines, dc Poerta de TERRA, Il ioven 4. *
sfoa de edad dabriela Auriel Dov.l -.
habitaba On los bajos de Ia cass de don Fr.a.
CISCO sOslvo.l Sc supone que 81 r.ptor s..
Juan Rivera. -
=. segdn informes que ten.nos, 5.
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rs u ue W pesos - .
serfan de su cuenta en- proportion al numero
de caballos que vendan.
Puerto-Rico 3 de Junio de less.-Por
la Junta, Ter. teniente, Sergio Vicens.
pitAn Juan Arespacochaga. 81
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-02-04

That the National Convention dia
not name any particular party in its
resolutions this year is not to be con-
strued as Indifference to prohibition
by party" The National stands just
where it has stood for years in rela-
ton to this question. 1t believes in
prohibition by law, and that this is to
be accomplished by the ballot box. II
does not propose to desert a cause or a
friend. 1t will go with its principles
one mile, or it will go with them twain,
if it can, but it will go no part of a mile
further than its principles go. In other
words, the National has declared its
principles, and will stand by then
wherever found. Therefore, to be con-
sistent, it could not name and COM
mend one party embodying a funda-
mental principle and ignore another
having precisely the same principle, as
was contemplated by the resolutions as
first offered. It is we'll to keep in
mind that wherever parties have been
named and commended in state or Ma
tional conventions, it has been only SO
far as they have exemplified our prin-
ciples and no farther. Sympathy and
affiliation have never been offered be-
yond this. 1t is more than probable
that had Miss Wizards unique reso-
luton, formulated and passed unani-
mously in her own inner conscious
ness. and SD announced to the Conven-
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