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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02
NOT 4 QUORUM.
The popuiSt Judicial Convention. Chap.
eroned by Republicans, Made No
Nomination.

Jacksonville, n. c.. July 1.-(Special.)
The Populst judicial convention was
to have met and nominated n candidate
for judge of the Sixth judicial district
here today, but the attendance was so
small that they failed to even hold a
convention. Don T.. Patrick, President
of the A. and n. c. Railroad, accom-
panied by his road master, Hewitt, and
one of his directors. X. b. Kinsey, ana
L.. l.. Hoyt, another, We're on hand to
see the half dozen Populist con
trolled F. ID. Koonce, Esq. locally
known as Forever Disappointed
koonce, and to prevent him declaring
himself the Populist nominee for judge,
as this is the second time they have
called n convention and have failed.
Forever disappointed is very anxious
to run. but the Republicans. headed by
Mr.. Patrick, are very anxious that he
Shall not and that the Republican nom
inee alone oppose Judge Allen. hence
the convention has been postponed in
definitely. 1t is very probable that G..
L. Jockey. Esq, of Wilmington, n. c..
will be hunting around for votes as the
Republican candidate, while Forever
disappointed" is down on the farm for
gotten and forlorn, sadder but wiser
man. 1t is just possible that he may
declare himself a candidate for judge
after Thus rejecting on his treatment
by the Republicans.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

Some men are so versatile that they
don't stick to one thing enough to make
q success of it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets from Raleigh to Lexington, KY,
for $3.50. Tickets to be sold October
to ). inclusive, with final limit October
Il 1898.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02
Machine Business.

We are still on hand with full line of
engine boilers, saw and griSt mills, tram
cars, the celebrated Champion Reapers
and Mowers and brick making ma
chimes.
Repairing Done Promptly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02
FAMILY MILEAGE TICKETS FOR
$500.

Commencing July LIST, the Seaboard
Air Line will sell 1000 mile tickets for
5000 good over its road in North Caro-
lima These tickets are to be sold for the
use of families and are good only for ac-
tual members thereof living with and II
part of said families.
For further information in regard to
rates and routes call on w. C. Kimball,
depot Ticket Agent, H. S. Leard, City
Ticket Agent, Raleigh, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION. Lexington, Ky, October A
II, 1898.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02
ICE. I!
CITY RETAIL PRICES:

5 lbs. and less than 10 lbs. at one time
60c. per 100 lbs.
10 lbs. and less than rs lbs. at one
time, soc per 100 lbs.
% lbs. and less than 100 lbs, at one
time, 40c. per 100 lbs.
100 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs. at one
time, 35c. per 100 lbs.
1000 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs, at
one time, SOC. per 100 lbs
1000 lbs. or more at one time, 25c.
per 100 lbs.
These are low prices.
We want to contribute to the COM
tort of everybody.
We want all our drivers of wagons
to visit all houses in the city where ice
is taken regularly. To do this they can't
wait at any place to put ice away or
for change or chat.
SO we request all to get tickets and
be ready to exchange a ticket for ice
as soon as wagon arrives. If this re-
quest be complied with we will try to
give good service. Drivers have tickets
for sale for cash only and do not keep
accounts.
Jones & POWELL.
RALEIGH, N. @.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02
Allen & Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. G.

We regard the liberal patronage that
we have had i'm our limo during the last
twenty-nine years as evidence of our
ability in the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

1t is easier to make n record for lazi-
ness than it is to make Il good living.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

Notice to junk dealers-A crown and
throne for sale, cheap. Apply to Uncle
Sam.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-24
Vol. XII DEC. "a, 1898.

Choc..cie ME dotknie reka luz Adama.
20 wolnosci prorokowa} swicie,
Zawsze ma wieki zostaniesz ia sama.
ia dam ci, Lutnio, niesmiertelne zycie!
Otto wick mina}, "a MIN ida wieki-
lys Wclaz urocza jak druchna weselna.
W1elka-nie baczysz ma przeciwenstw steki
Bos Adamowa piesnia Niesmiertelna!
| choc nirwany dion zwisnie mad czo}em.
Chociaz duch polski W gnusnosci zadrzymie.
LaWsze ty bedziesz mu Strozem Anio}em.
Zawsze zyt bedzie Mickiewicza imie
MILosC oJCzYzNY.
Me wiehcem cierni, ale re }za oku,
Ze }zami szczescia, re hami radosci,
STATE przed toba, wiel1i nasz proroku,
W imeniu Polski, W imie jej mi1osci!
Jam jest mi}oscia, ta mi4oscia polska,
Ola ktorej nios}es bole, znoje, blizny,
Ia ktora wiernie z harfa swa eolska
kroczyfes-jam jest mi}oscia Ojczyzny!
Vice "a to zycie, tax brzemienne 1zami,
Jasniejszej doll, lecz sfana cierniami
Zes szedf wciaz droga przez nieszczese
obroze;
la to- zes screen zes dusza GAIA
Okocha} Polske i jej lud wiesniaczy,
| te chatynke pochy}a, spr6chniafa
Chciafes dac dziecie swej muzy tu1aczei;
Zes W dniach niemocy chwilach ucisku
Byf tym pfomieniem, co stall nam wole,
| zes rych}ego juz wolnosci b4ysku
Wrozy} jasniejsza, lepsza dla mas dole;
Zes, jak promienie ojczystego s}o1ca,
Uswieca}, zarzyf mas ducha wolnosci,
| W wierze silnej wytrwaf al do koica,
Nadziei pe}en pefen mifosci;
Zes ME zna} w}adcy mad Boga W b}ekicie.
| innej matki mad ta Wniebowzieta;
Zes narodowi ca4e oddaf zycie
| mysl natchniona jak anieli swieta.
Il przestwor6w nieba, gwiazd us}ana
), [droga
Ma ziemie wzrok 'sw6j MECH zeszIe twa
[dusza,
A pod wiesniacza strzecha tam uboga
Ujrzy radoscia "Pana Tadeusza."
DIS ch}opie szkolne dla matki, dla brata
|Czyta TIVE rymy, lsniace, jak marzenie.
IOjczyznie starczy to "a skarby swiata;
live najgoretsze spe}nia sic zyczenie:
Badz b}ogos4awion!
Ma ziemie polska sp4ywa odrodzenie!
! Badz b}ogos}awiona!
| Zastona spado.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-24
LIRNIK Nv zachwycie.)

O, patrzcie! W ch}opiecia raczynie
Wiersze nabra}y tyle blasku,
Ze sic objawi} dziecinie
Poeta, lax Bog ma obrazku!
O, patrzcie! martwe jego lica
ia slepy widze, jak ma d}oni-
= stop tam pfaczaca dziewica,
I Ira sieroca ko}o niej.
Mad lutnia sierota @zy darmo dis leje,
Mad lutnia, co jekiem skarzy:
Kto syna utracn- -utraci} nadzieje,
Kap}ana rodzinnych o}tarzy!
Kap}ana, co codzien W to Boze ognisko
Shah duszy spiewaczej marzenia,
I blisko Ojczyzny Boga juz blisko
w b}ekitach wciaz szuka} natchnienia.
Co g}osem poteznym do braci swych serca
Jak dzwon sic odzywa} koscielny,
[ z jasnych barw teczy ME schodzi1 kobierca
| wiod} mas W brzask niesmiertelny.
Go zawsze do celu jasnymi szlakami
Wi6d} biedna druzyne tu}acza,
Mad dola jej bola} p}akaf jej }zami,
Umacniaf swa dusza spiewacza
Ma wieki zawarfy sic wieszcza powieki
Ma wieki sen nieprzerwany,
[ lutnia-umilk}a ma wieki
| akord umilkna{- -urwany...
| niema juz komu strun napiac ma nowo
Ma lutnie -sierote W aa}obie,
| Ipiesnia W skon wieszcza zajeczec grobowa,
/ duma zap}akac ma grobie!
Przygarniez ia teraz do swego kto Iona,
POI wieku okryta juz plesnia?
Samotna, za1obie, "a spiewem stoskniona,
Czy dawna odezwie sic piesnia?!
PoWazy sic reka nowego poety
Po strunach jej powiesc swa d}onia,
| struny serdeczne, jak SERGE kobiety,
Czy rowna jej piesnia zadzwonia?!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-24

/ 0 PRONE zabiegi! daremne starania!
Me zagrac na lutni Adama
lynn, ktorym geniuszu cd wiosny zarania
La gWiazda ME swieci, ia sama!
NIESM1ERTELNosC
Z gwiazdzistych szlak6w po promieniu te-
Ma ziemie mogi} sp}yne}y me Lofty czy
Gdzle Juz od wieku szczescia ton ME dzwie-
| ku wolnosci selma serca z tesknoty. CIV,
Gdzie mg}a osiad}a ma narodu duszy
| pieSn zamilk}a natchnionych prorok6w,
Gdzle kazn wiezienna serca ludzkie kruszy
l W bezdnie ciska beznadziejnych mrok6w.
Ma ziemie mogi} ma krzyz6w ziemie
P}yne jasniejszy blask rozwiesc doko4a,
| promien s}awy rzucic ma to plemie,
CODY mu smutku chmure zwia} 2 mad czo}a.
Wiec podnies glove ty, dziatwo kresowa'
| rozzarz wszystko, co mrozi ziebi.
Mi}osc Ojczyzny mysl narodowa
Niechaj ME zamrze serca twego g}ebi!
Me daj sic ugiac, lecz podnos wciaz SERGE
Ma idea}6w swietlanych b}ekity,
[ dusze polskie, dis srogiej rozterce,
W jeden skup wieniec braterstwem spowity.
Vice dalej W s}once! si}ami wsp6lnemi
W stal lsniaca bic wan, jak W dzwony, wstal
| NOVA ojc6w ma ojczystej ziemi czynu!
Kresom wywalczyc ga}azke wawrzynu!
Jam Niesmiertelnosc! do mnie, jak do me-
Pc listek lauru re s}awy kobierca [ty
W krwawych zapasach dazy mysl poety,
. mnie wciaz MARIA dusze ich serca.
/ dzisiaj stale miedzy wami oto,
Me, ably wienczyc wielkich mistrzow skro-
Wieniec zawiesze mad lutnia sierota, [nie:
Niechaj ja wieczna swa chwa}a owionie
Me zal Gle, lutnio! choc zcich4y TIVE tony
| pek{y struny ze zgrzytem rozpaczy,
|Gdy ma zgon jego zajecza{y dzwony,
Ma zgon samotny, daleki, tu}aczy-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-24
LIRNIK.

LIRNIK.
Prosicie nova piosenke,
O dune prosicie ze}zami?-
Poprosciez wy moja lirenke,
Mech zagra nowymi tonaml;
I usta poproscie me stare,
Gdzie usmiech juz dawno ME goscl:
Mech stara obudza W mas Ware
Piosenka O lepszej przeszfoscl.
DIS wick mi ubieli} juz w4osy
I oczy zas4oni4 mg}a ciemna,
7 darmo dis patrze W nleblosy,
Ma ziemie chce patrzec daremno!
I b}akam sic teraz po swiecie
z lirenka ta moja podrozna,
I konca juz czekam raz przecle,
7 smierci wygla ladam-naprozno!
Vice duszy Ii mojej ia okiem
Obcuie wciaz zma1}ych cieniami,
7 movie prorok6w Prorokiem,
T pole sic Jego s}owami.
I widze hen dzielnych zo}nierzy,
Co krai nasz bronili W potrzebie,
I widze poet6w-rycerzy,
T chwa}e ich widze ma niebie.
I wzrok ia ich sledze W ukryciu,
Co nieba wciaz sp}ywa ma ziemle:
Gdzie dom ich rodzinny sta{ W zyciu,
b Gdzie mieszka dis ojc6w ich plemie;-
Gdzie matki, dis spiace W mogile,
Raczeta sk}ada}y dziecinie....
O! pacierz, p}ynacy tax mile,
Dzis znowu re ziemi tel p}ynie.
IBoga }aske dis prosi,
O litosG mad biedna kraina -
z modlitwa narodu sic wznosi,
razem pred Bozy tron p4yna..
O!widze teraz jednego,
z 6a b1yszcza mu s}onca promienie,
A W ko1o-narodu biednego
Pomar1ych poet6w sa cienie.
| whence wieszaja mu chwa}y
Ma lire, czarami zakleta,
A mimi wraz polski SWAT ca}y
Stuletnie dis czci jego swieto.
Przynios1em wan jego piosenki,
Mech czyta je kazdy, kto umie.
P6jdz do mnie ty, ch}opcze malenki,
Cos p}aka{ przy dawnej mel dumie:
Tu znajdziesz powiastek ME ma}o,
duch ci niejeden sic przysni,
Vice czytaj je dusza swa GAIA
mi}uj, czcij tworce tych piesni!
(WWnale Z torby opraacny tom 0zies Mickiesoicz
1e ch1opcu. Ten oocho7zi 20 gsqd czyta p6tgsose,
zqtek .Pana Tadeusza." Zsoo1a l,od,eoss sac tyz,s
ma ! ukazuje sac biust Adama, otoczony zsegeni,
stop, sparta ma zutaai, siedzi 'sPoezya" Po 6okac
sts .Niesmiertelosc, scsesacens zauroscyns, IN
: Qjczyzny.")
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-24
u stop Pomnika vutes3c3a.

Hej! niwy polskie, gale!
| wichry szczyt6w g6r,
| polskie wy ruczaje!
Zanuccie W jeden ch6r:
Mech wielki piesni kr6l,
Co kochaf bez pamieci
[ czu} Ojczyzny b6l,
Radosny tryumf swieci!
Niechaj odbierze czesc
Litewski wieszcz natchniony,
Co sic potrafi{ wzniesc
Swa piesnia mad miliony!
Narodzie, kt6rys padf
W zwatpieniu u mogi4y,
Za}obe na skron k4ad},
Nadziei nabierz, silly!
Me watp, re nieszczesc noe
Niedlugo juz uleci
| Wrog tw6j straci moe
Gdy TAXA gwiazda swieci.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03
FA1RMoNT.
Death of a Pr0miMcnt Misunderstanding.
HAMS sDrniil-Scrlous Shooting ATray.

Death of a Promiucnt Womnu-SewinE.
hams sDenii,-Scrious Shooting ARRAY.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgencer.
FA1RMONT. W. Va, Jan. 2.-Mrs.
Cathar!ne Deviney, wife Of John Devin-
ey, died last night, OF pneumonia, aged
sixty-four years. They, moved from
Newburg here about 1874. She was the
mother of nine children, all living.
Charles Newingham died last night at
A. r. Hills place under rather peculiar
circumstances. His body was removed
to Mussrave's undertaking establish
ment and the coroner e,npanelled q jury.
which, after Viewing the body, was ad-
jourucd until tomorrow to secure wit
nesses, and when the physicians are to
make postmortem examination.
VIII Scott and John Hupp got into a
quarrel on the street last evening but
separated, SCOTT going into the Marietta
hotel bar-room, and Hupp going up the
street. About G o'clock Hupp returned
and on entering the bar-room demanded
Of Scott to call him the same names he
had on the street. at the same time ex-
fiolting revolver in his hand. Scott
did not reply but drew his gun and fired
two shots, one taking effect below the
ear, taking a downward course. Hupp
was taken to DR.. Jamlson's Office, but
the ball was not located. Scott gave
himself up and was remanded to Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03
EX.M1NIsTER LEWIS BAKER
Defends the President OF Nicaragua aud
Ills Naturalization OF Affairs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Lewis Baker,
United States minister to Nicaragua.
writing from that republic in person.
nj capacity and In rcfutation Of certain
allegations as affecting the adminlstra-
tIon OF President IelaTa, says:
II have known President Zelaya for
several years and have been conversant
with his official acts, and from disin-
terested point OF observation uniniluen-
ced by partisan passion which runs as
high here as 1t did in the late mayoralty
campaign in New York, / aver that
General Zelaya has given the people Of
Nicaragua as good II government
as they will permit him. Dur
Ing his four years incumbency as pres
ident his political opponents have twice
attempted to elect 4 successor by resort
to revolution and both times they failed
dsastrously. His efforts are for the pre-
servation Of the peace. the development
OF the rich resources OF the country and
the elevation OF his people. He Is en-
deavoring to educate and elevate his
people by making the public schools
universal, he Is endeayoring to develop
the country by building railroads
through it, he Is cndeavorIng TO make
luc ny
them TO be pclcelblc and Industrious
Foreigners who attend to their own
business and do not mcddle with the
politics which do not concern them, are
fully protected In person and property
and are only nominally taxed II at ALL
Taxation on natives Is light, except
where they join in political conspiracy
to overthrow the lawful authorities, and
then they are taxed to pay the cost Of
their mutinicS.
president Ic!aya is an educated man
and 10 Intelligent. broad-mIndcd ana
liberal In his administration OF public
affairs. ] have many reasons to believe
HIN an honest man nnl not to believe
him otherwise. l want TO emphasize
the statement that he Is glad to see In
dustr!ous and cntcrpcislng foreigners
coming TO Nicaragua TO live, that thev
are lightly taxed and fully protected
lie. Is m enthusiastic ndmircr Of tho
American people, OF their progrcsa, their
energy and their government, and will
welcome With hospitality Americans
who may join In the Development OF tho
Industries, The soil and the Eold mineg
OF Nicaragua" 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03
FUSI0NISTS STRIKE A SNAG
Over the Divi,ion OF the Legislative
Onicss-The Democrats Are Kicking.
Joint Crucns to 10 Held To-day.

Offices Democrats Are Kicking.
Joint Cnucns to 30 Held To- Day.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2.--Late tonight
the fus!orlsts encountered trouble In the
division OF the legislative. offices. There
were two Democrats who refused to
vote for Judge D!tty for chief clerk Of
the senate unless they secure their men
for minor Offices. At The conference last
night is was decided what places should
be given the anti-Hanna Republicans
and what places should so to the Demo-
Gratis, but the personnel Of the assistant
clerkshirs and sergeants-at-arms was
not definitely fixed. After frequent con-
fereuces tonight It was decided to hold
a joint caucus Of the opposition at 8 a. N,
Tomorrow
At that caucus the senate and house
steering committee will report. The
same trouble about the division of the
offices exists In the joint programme Of
the opposition for the organization Of the
house. Representatives Powell, Wiley
and Miles, three Democratic members.
are not yet pledged to vote for Mason for
speaker or for any Republican. The
managers OF the combine say thesc men
Will finally vote with the other Demo-
Gratis, but these three men UP to mid
night would not say anything ex-
copt that they were not pledged,
If these Democrats vote for u
third candidate FOR speaker then
the vote would stand tlfty-three for
BoSwell. Grty-thrcc for Macon and three
scattering, and there would be n dead
lock on organization. The Democratic
steering committee was busy all night
looking after the unplcdged members.
All who would slgn the pledge roll were
induced 10 DO 70. The Hanna men cx-
press no confidence OF majority OF all
for poxwc!! but they say they expect to
elect him By receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes cast for any candidate. Mr..
kurtz claimed last night the defeat Of
Doth Hanna and BoXwcll.
Before retiring tonight he said the
Combine had no: lost n single man up to
that hour and would organize both the
senate ana the h0uee Tomorrow. Mayor
MckiszoH. Allen o. Myers and all at the
joint hcadqunrters expressed the same
opinion. Governor Bushncli was also OF
the beliefHnd he stated that the de-
fcIt OF the IioXWcll ticket IN the house
ana OF Hama for Gcnlt0r would not have
a bad effect OIL tho party. lie thought
the pariy would bc as well with any
other good Republican IN The Genate. He
added tha: ScnStSr Hanna never confcr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
hnncxasionists Pleased with Washington

hnncxasioniBty Pleased with Warrington
Nrws-BccrThnt Went to Waste.
VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 2.-The stea-s
mer Miowara brings forty Australian
miners bound for the Yukon. She also!
brings these advices from Honolulu ,un-
der date OF December "a: 3
The annexationists profess to be
pleased with the news received from
Washington by the Ma-iposa. while the
other side say that 1t has caused con-
sternatlon among the leaders Of the
government. st
The American schooner Emma and
Louisa, Captain Harris, from San Diego
recently arrived. The schooner had no
boats or even a life boat aboard. The
captain reports that they were washed
away In heavy weather, although thryg
baled hay piled high on the decks seems
to be intact and uninjured. The customs
authorities have been notified 10 keep,
an eye on the Emma and Louisa. She
was very rigldly and thoroughly scarch-S
ed, but without result.
Two hundred kegs OF beer from Port-ti
land were recently emptied Into tho
harbor by the customs authorities
There being no sale for It, nobody would
pay the duty. n
The United States training ship
Adams arrived on the end Fof
December. She Is out for cruise
for the benefit OF the apprentices she
has aboard and will remain in port over,
the holidays. On her present cruise She
left San Diego on November 2l sailing
nearly all the way 10 Hllo, where she
arrived on the l4th Inst. Z
First Mate Anderson md Seaman
Larsen. OF the barkentine Klikitat,
were knocked from the deck Of the vcs-
sci during 4 severe, gale or Cape Men,
d!ncina on the 9Th OF December and
drowned. The Kli!iitat arrived on the
23rd, thirty days from Port Townsend
after an unusually hard trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-It Is announced
that China has yielded to the demand
OF Baron Hcyklng, German ambussa-
dor q, Pekia, for the dismissal Of the
commlndant Of the Chinese garrison at
Tsuo-Chow, province of shan-Tung, be-
cause Of the use OF threatening Ian
Euage to the German missionaries there.
The Chinese government has telegraph
ed dismissal OF the commandnnt.
According to dispatch to the Asso-
ciated Press on Saturday, Baron Hey
king in making his demand for the dis
missal of the commandant, insisted that
a copy Of the telegram OF dismissal
should be laid before him by G O'clock
next Thursday evening. The Tsung-Li-
Yamen requested the ambassador to
grant them until O'Clock that evening
(Saturday) before making reply TO
the demand: whereupon he threatened
to leave Pekin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03
SORRYSPECTACLE|
That Factional Ohio Republicans
Now Present ifk
sTo6TIlE COUNTRY AT LARGE.
Kicker Kurtz and Mcgaccphalons
Bushnell Still, Striving
ITO DEFEAT THE sPARTY's WILL.

Thsrs Ara Indications that the orsanlzu-
4 ton OF tho House of Representative
ro-Day VIII Dc Attended with Very
5 Exciting Sscenes--Thc Claims or the Anti.
Hanna Men Arc :,ot Borme Ont by Any
Tangible Evldencc-.Jn,ise Nash Resigns
Ills appointment as Director OF a State
lnstitution and Takes Oecasion to E.-
press Ills Disgust OF Governor Rusli-
: neli's Comduct-Tio Republicans at tho
Governor's Home Hold an Indignation
Meeting aud Condemn III, .Traitorous
conrse--r,,ere VIII BE "a Hot Timsn Ia
\ tho Buckcyc Capital To-Day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. ,a,-The arrival
of three close friends Of ex-senator
Brice fortnight started the report that
,overtures had been made TO tho gold
Democrats to vote with the Republicans
for the election OF Brlce rs senator as
an independent gold standard man In
the event that Hanna could not bc
elected. II all the Republican members
who attended the regular caucuses
could be depended upon for this pro-
gramme. there are more than enough
gold Democratic members to carry Il
through. Prominent Republicans favor
the plan rather than tho election OF a
silver Republican senator. ~ ms ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-03

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