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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

NOTICE o. hereby riyon, that whorcns
CharuH ~. Cannon nnl ldt cannon hia wife,
gn iho lsih day e Mny l.na hltrowei u
si.u01 Hni msde. otecuted nnd delivered On
1d H'.iy urlr nuie anl a1r.omgnt ~
Tint amount ray.NIe In insfAl.uUnts uteufd-
Or secure tho 1.d note and tle payment ~
100 tIs lusfaImUutt bod ufIis nuHs sud gs'
fi.us uf Hd ID 'lrty un tho .1mr onto mlie
r1H'utHl uuI delivered tn thH uuNHulHuUu.
uolgsg ~ Dlnnon unle. tho'r h,1ls anl
q trust vas recorded .r huuu|roul tlg SAFE
Inhu COUNTY Nscnulor On UHIE Ili 90 MORT
rssc. plsg I'd ON Che i-th day.l' May iso
Whlrh uuHi 70 trust HI fcHuri 10 "a uuU hufHa
by WigrfrI tl aud made part NJ thit notice
whereby thHN conveyed IH Nn1raN ~. Cannon
S ssm9 sfi le a is q, ,,a. 4' "a i7 ~ PRa
~ i,,l-n. forever. all che rrur'ri- horrln-
Aud wbor,ts che .aid Charlie, ~ Cannon
ana Ida Cannon. h.s wife. hu. nos in default
lh paying tuu Interest," luatalImruta and nuNs,
end ihgru D. nos due Che s1clgty che sum ~
.Whor6is' ~ tho simo time tbo said Charles
n Cannon unI llu cannon hts wife. pledged
~ shsra ~ ihe l.!n .o'ir 81! Joy ui W.
illu. with authority fu. sUll tiiU same Dog case
~ default lu uny 20 ihn Provisions OF said
ugiu lnI HHfguutut prescribed
Now hufuf0fu plvulut b. thn tHfma 70
said lo . NJ trust 7 1911 aHll 70 tlH fnIut IuIr
90 thn tltY aud tuudtI uuldlug in tur tltY
thU -0th 1ay n urtnb.r a. ID. f-Ii. ne tne hour
uf A. Hm.. a. unUlIH auction. 90 tun h'HHnst
bidder aIl thn eight title end Interest that
thu HHld thtrlHs VI Cannon and liH Cannon.
DE- wife. bod uu fIH l-iU dHY 10 May. is'A uf
fhHt iNtN may afterwards have acquired ult
Iu and % 900 fhHt ulHHH ur utr1H' ~ land iu
salt lnh. unuutN, Tab. particularly de-
HcTihrI u. follows. tnsultt
Commencing ONO and 500 t'HVUnfha 70 lnslh
wills Month frUu 600 southwest nHTuHf of Zoe
thrUU lI. lu n.u'H tru Uu. plat 'N. SAT- lslAn
CITY survey. and running thuu'p north thfvn
nd. thUneo west eight ol ruis 90 tlu place ~
D.. SHINING
Also twelve shares ~ stock ~ thu tltl
fufiHt of stuHh u tIn said lluua iluuunf
EuiIdlns Society, r.r.lEal Hs ufntHHlld and
uII apply thH ufnHHH ds ul said sale us ulfucts
UEoHuE a. CANNON.
Trustee
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holAap oS Tnr rAoir,o.
''',lal Preparations TO Defen
a. hritish Columbia.

'iAAAtiuuH 10 Defend
hfi'l'h Columhia.
y. ,isik Nov, s-A special 10 the
l,s',lsl' Montreal says.
49, loei not intend 20 be taiten
\ M IN any move maj msv H.
a1. ~, tarlhc av result OF "a
1.l p8.'1'..ll'niliun OF two or more
1a',t.. against her intoroata la
j. wv ol lhe globe. II rs learned
. ,1r.Ns attachment of marine,
lr..t s from ENGLAND WIS T,t
4 r. i. wv arrive I'd HALIFAX 90.
4 artsI, ", lay after en route 10
Il rr1'st. ~ "a lha stfungeat Brit-
o'..r l ana naval base on the
'laeallons "a Es,uin.,,, 49,.
4 g tni ,r,. Comfortable Htrongth.
.ia.f ~ tt'alNemont and "a large
NM. il,lyy guns have recent
A md af,t!N.' tho continent To b.
f6fp. l1r ODE hurried strorgth-
1 ma N l.almault lluH In Tho nrn,e
4 blua w. imperial government
4 h nv, uly seize the opportunttv
A nH pgeAi 10 attack Enrlnnd IN
\ Rul.I "opht concerted nrtinn ~
Tr,la ana French nt.ts, ' in ,i nl
ian any, "hleh drew out "a pro.
ar uln ufilaln. taken In CON
4 AittB w. nlilcHnt uttornncos by
ID u,. ir0nCh press may
nl1. eg hfItHh war office Ia
t1fh nv Precautionary meayurcs
| y ttl n. al'nEtheniur ~ sa1,,t-
4 iasi ii', ll.lnH form a part.
- tar ~, ',.Rih of the force Of
4 lg'i sbet lh.ir way 90 tho Fs,
4 ltibi,t known. They aus NOM.
4 Ana 4s Steamer CnrthariniWn
4 O. Barts,1, 'ne' specially ehar,"rcd
M bon W. marines win be left nj
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nnIron srrs woNprns.

Editor W. V. barry of Lexington,
Tonn.,ln exploring Mammoth Cave, con-
tractcd q severe ease of Piles His
quick euro through using buchcn'a
Arnlca snlvo convinced him q H. an
other worlds wonder. Cures Piles. In
jurioa, Inflammation, ana an bodily
Eruptions, Only Zoe. at u, G, NJ, I,
Drug Dept.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Horse, nuEgy and"Yalisr'' hog aro aIissinp
Italian suspected,

spccioi Correspondence,
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co. Nov S.
Last Friday ulght O. horse and busy
wac stolen from 10. W. DrlFgs's prem
lfca. The animal wns a black marc.
70 "yaucr' dos with white face won't
with tho rlg. The city and coulty
officers have made every effort 20 cap-
ture tho thief ana ouint but 90 far
have failed 60 hear anything The
property belonged 10 Jacob SMITH hiu
sons had driven in from Manila 20 at
otnd dance. An Italian step dancer,
who has been doing the town Tor several
days came up missing about the time
tho horne wus taken, ana suspicion
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Noriou or ASSESSMENT
West Mountain Placer M.llng Company
PRINCIPAL place uf husiuU.a salt
Lake city Utah

NOTICE D. hereby given that Ht % meeting
OF tHt uHIri % uIrIHfura of HMUsf Nuuuts
ain Placer Mining COMPANY. hold october 10
lHHI. nu Hasis sIurut OF % rruI Dor share was
levied upon thu capital stock 90 i1u HWrl-
Aire'at hls Office 500 80 MgDurlloa ulild-
iuH. Salt Lake DIty. Utah
AM stock upon shiloh ibis a.Hr.smUHt may
rumHIu unpaid 600 November I. $500 NlIl nu
doinquunt ana adsuftsHI flr alIr ut uuu.'f
auction, unl uuIUIa ItYmUut D. muNu Ntiuni
WIN na sold uu December DO FIi. Hl ln "a. iu.,
tn pay thu delinquent assessment iDg'ihur
with costs OF uuNUFlInIu- uuU fN UUUaruf sole.
d. N. AtNl- SECRETARY
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A friend IN need iH re- ul8n1 Indeed
That ia exactly what Chamberlain H
Cough Kennedy &c. 10 ~ ths motif lH
help when she II suddenly awakened in
the night by the 0minuus husky cough
and laborod breathing of hor babe, ~
II the safe resort OF tho youth or adult
when h. has caught cold" and thcro ~
coughing aud irritation of the mucuouH
membrane Of the throat II nllayH the
Irritation and cures the cold
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Tho Tissuru Mining Company. Principal pluco
10 huslu"ss. sI.t llkH tliy, lfah Lntt-
zion of mluUt silver IitY,
NOTICE o. hUHDHF given f'Aft no on WuHtIuf
Of tuU ulualuHs, hulu 600 Salt lnkv tltY uu
hHfuUUr It IrN. 1920 assessment NJ uuu7Nnlt
uf ono tUuI u.r .h.rU Nss lrylUt lI thr ttuls
tHl HtuHt uf tlH corporation. uHFul.u 90 un'H
o. tur SECRETARY 10 900 company, lul Fast
sueuud south. Fult luku Guy lul.
Any stock uuun Whl.u thla us1HHs uaut may
rUmHIu unpaid on Clio ltth day Nl November
will Do delinquent Aul advertised Toe suIu 90
before. VIII uu suld uu tIr Och uny ul hu'ru'
ODE tI pay clio delinquent lsstNmcut 90.
Euthpr Win tho cost Of uuFortlsluH au4
expense ut sale,
Dated, Oct, n, 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Mont, nov. limited States
~ Thomas q Carter was arrest
~ lnl lnod 81 Tor splitting on
.la AA The COMPLAINT was made
.il lHaigd and nncd yesterday
at Ame oncuse The nno was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

,lel the rugrcd pathway OF ne for
over nftY.thrre yohrH.
The funeral viii o. holl lu tho meet
ing house "wednesday. Noy. n. att O.. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

The Lower Mammoth Mlnluf t1mnlnY, q
Corporation, Location NJ Mines. ilutli
Ahnlur District Iuth Co, Utah.
Principal Place " nusiuoss salt Lake city.
Utah.
NOTICE Is horohy given That no moot.
lus Of The Hoard Of uinHrtlHs NJ tho lpauf
Mammoth Mlnlns UumnnnY. bold un THURS
day, thu 18th day of urfunnG tsIt au usHcaia
mont Of cent? Dor share gHs lnfIrl uuon
tito capital stcck % tlU Company. plYuhIr TO
ita -r'rrtary az bile office ltuHm cH frfrrsH
building. salt Lake civ Utah ut once nui
bUilru tln 18th day " November. l-N Any
stock upun which thi. assr.Hurut mas rD'
mulu unpaid on thu llih das nf November
lft viii pu delinquent and advertised lur
sale Ht public auction, aud unless pawn 200 b.
made bofuTU VIII 0" cold 90 tho ..tn day uf
November thl4 90 pay thu delinquent uHfH|.-
mont together with costs o. ADVERTISING ANA
expense ~ slln
SAMUEL ~ PAUL Ercy
800 Progress IiuudluI salt Take CITY, I tlh
hAt. q salt lake l.tFi Utah. urf l.. ISL
ilut publication, uetgugr D., Iva
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PAYSON.


Special Correspondence.
rayron, Utah Co.. Nov THE clcc-
ton here today was conducted quite ore
derby but with zeal and oarucstu,ss ON
tho part % those concerned. There
were two t.ckctH in the nold. Tho Demo.
cratic one appeared To- prevail Which
ever succeeds. the Old members 90 the
city council and officers win De- an OUT
ana a aot of now hands put 100. A c1n-
dillon % that Kind never happened
here in the past Some 10 tho old cuuu-
nLL wore mLMlN- L...ln-L.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

We nrv 90 have "a now departure ln
our school work thls year Hupt v.
a. u0hman Will conduct "a department
On tho court houso Tor the HeVcuta and
eighth grador. There are not enough
students lu any one district tn Justify
this move. but tho chlldrun from q
number of districts will attend II 10
u move In the right direction ana should
be- encouraged by the people gonetal-
~. Five teachers VIII be employed in
the schools OF Morgan city durIng the
coming winter
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po.nis to him. as be bad been elected
from tho dance
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Utah.
NOTICE ishcfchy alvsn that Ht r. meeting
q The directors Of The HIGHLAND copper Min.
lns company held on l&daf tlu lath day "
urtuhur. 1863. an asIuss8 fut 10 ONE uHf cent
Uer share was levied uunu the capital stork
" tho company. payable Immediately tn che
Salt lnfe city. Utah. AMI any stock upon
which this uaaIsrur uny FruuIn unpaid on
thU lffu day uf November islf rII hU drllns
fuu. aud unless payment .s mInr before. viii
De- HIlI uu thr 10Th daY 20 NutrmNnr 1872. 10
igWNIuIE noon. ~ pay fhU lrIMIuuut aH.os4.
w WTLI.l
49, WH,Hfs n,,i',t lit.ti.. .tt' '.i
tirst uuDuHatIuu Ottotuf 10th. lF1.
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Among tho late returning mission
aries was Elder iiyrum Hand 0f neu.
lnmln ward, from "a thrrn years miH-
fluu. HE time was mostly upUut ln
the NothcflHnd mission. except "a few
months loo England and wales At H
meeting OF the FurtysHlNth quorum uf
seventy Dc reported having had 70
pleasant and profitable limo nmpur tho
Dutch people. who are Kind ana hosplt-
able. iir reported a ilnu opening Tor
the preaching % the Gospel Zoo that
lnui a pleasant reception WINS tone
dcrod Elder Hand in the ward house,
the people turning out cn MACS ~ %
supper ana concert Singing. rgciiIug
and speech making wue tho program .
Welcome home UpUrch. made by Geo,
Thomas Mulo, tu which Elder Hand
made Il happy response.
FUNERAL OF MISS HANSEN.
The funeral services over the ro-
mains OF HlHtCr Esther Hansen was
LARGELY attended yesterday in tho pHy-
ruu tabernacle, Addreaae wpfo made
Tor the comfort OF the parents and f1-
mlly. She Possessed many oatImahlr
qualities, was reserved and modest yct
unhhlc Go hor trusted friend1 She was
orgnnlst in the sunday school; wnr
worry ftudluuH and foiloltous Tor a good
education and gave great promise Of n
brilliant career but was cut down in
the bloom ~ Womhnhoud, Everything
was done thnt kind hAndu could 40
Co preserve hor 90 tho household, but
10 was OF no avail.
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Highland Copper Mining Company. ioca-
tIuu ~ mlnos. bingham. West Mountain
Mining District SAT- Lake 60, Utah
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OUR OWN STATE.
rloRuAN.

stake Mutuai Organization Funeral Of
james Iootca schools of MorEhn.
Special Correspondence.
Morgon. Morgnn co. Nov G-Tho
potato crop o. al gathered On and either
sold or put away Tor uic next spring.
Tho FARMERS who raised sugar bc,ts arc
buoy finishing with h.s crop which
has been fairly Roo1 Tho aohrln. Fall
blowing 10 ln prurrUHa and quite a. large
acreage VIII b. planted II The prosont
r1oi weather continues for awhile lone
Eor.
Work i1 progressing nicely on the
rutd through the unrrows.
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The now stake organization ~ the
Y. ~ NJ. L. A. has been completed and
the following brethren aro hurily cn-
gagged g. a. Wclch. superintendent;
"A. No. Crouch and Thomas Palmer,
cnunaoiiorn. %. y. Ursenbach. aecruihry
and treasurer. James u. iinwie muslc-
nj director. James ~ TuEgnrt. assistant
musical director.
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ROUTE TO COLENsO, CAPTAIN HAMILTON AND ONE OF MS

vahr
packed into He'iA" 1t"
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PROBATE AND euAHDiASsnir
NOTICES


In the .plfirict Count Probate Division. Ia
and Tor salt Lake County, state u Utah
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ami Tor sait Take ~llntl -tato0f uah.
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In enc nuttiat u1lrl Probate Division IN
and Cor SAT- Lake county, state 81 Utah.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
CLAPTRAPPERS
subject!

The Washington Post tells us that
''thc Hon. George r. Vending says he
is a gold-cXpansion-M Mckinley Demo-
crat. 1T strikes us that George comes
very near being Republican"
The only difference is that such fell
lows Qile the manner Is Of all new
convcrts) Is more Republican than the
Republicans. But MIR. Vending, late
of Washington City. but formerly of Ill
inois, is now vending his way in Mis-
souri,, where he is reported to have said
of the Filipinos:
"As to the claims Of the natives,
agree with the sentiment expressed by
Gov. Roosevelt in Cincinnati. when he
declared: There is not a single argu-
ment that can be advanced in their
favor which could not with equal reas-
on have been advanced in favor of the
Apaches and Sitting Bull
What right have the Beers in South
Africa, of the Frilipinos in the Philip
pines, to stand in The way OF the pro-
gress OF civilization? When the Cher
oiees refused to submit to the usages
of civilization in the South we drove
them out. When Sitting Bull and his
ipiipNCio tlid iuc cdlilG lIlNS III the
West. we killed them, and that is the
way we must deal with the Fiiipinos."
Messrs. Vending = Roosevelt have
been known as speilbinders, but if that
is a fair sample Of their utterances,
they are nothing but claptrappcrs, and
OF low order. at that. Savage In
dians, with no settled habitations, liv-
Ing like wild beasts and given to mas
sacrc and scalping, are not to be COM
pared with educated. Christian and CT
vilized people, devoted TO the industries
and arts OF peace and possessing such
cities as Manila and many others. They
arc al least entitled to some consider
alton as the Sulus. Mr.. Vending, in
decd is as savage as the Apaches and
Sitting Bull, or even John Bull, who,
finding us in their way, sought to kill
us. The claptrap and the claptrapper
also justify the slaughter OF liberty and
the Beers in South Africa, because they
care in the way Of the British-for to
speak of civilization In this connection
is the dreariest Of claptrap.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
Only 4 Few Dlyy More.
My Offer Of Treatment
for Catarrh at S. per
month Will be with
drawn Dec. [,

Although many new patients have como
In under this offer the rate Of increase
has not been sufficient to jus
hfy mo in establishing it as a
perma nent rate. 1 WILL. HOWEVER.
CONTINUE TO RECEIVE cATARRH
PATIENTS AT THIS RATE UNTIL.
DEC. 1. AFTER WHICH MY OLD RATE
OF $40 PER MONTH WILL. BE
CHARGED. BUT ALL WHO BEGIN
UNDER THE FIVE DOLLAR AGREE
MENT WILL BE TREATED AT THAT
RATE UNTIL CURED. Just think of IT.!
Only II cents per day for medicine and
treatment by specialist of largo ex-
perlencc. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR a
STUNNING TESTIMONIAL NEXT
WEEK.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30

Nine tenths OF the American people
raj Eagan. Of embalmed beef fame
had been buried and the crickets were
making music In the grass that had
grown over his forgotten tomb. But.
alas! He has turned up with the an
nouncement that he proposes to ask for
reinstatement. Like the odor of the
bearded beef he fed our soldiers in the
war with Spain, he possesses strong
staying qualities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
BIRDS NESTS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS AND TAXES.

One lives to learn. One Is more as
founded as he Increases his erudition.
Since "boyhoods happy days. we
have been taught to be good to the lit
tie birds and our fond young heart used
to leap with joy at the sight of them.
How now! The good old days with
their teachings and lessons are no
more. The sweet melodies OF the little
songsters have been turned into dis
turbing and prosaic discords. Senti-
mentality has been turned into matter
Of fact, for the Hon. Light Committee
of the Councils Of the city of Norfolk,
after grave and mature thought and
consideration behind closed doors, has
reached the dreadful and sorrowful con-
clusion that birds-nests and bugs
whether inside or out Of the birds Is
not stated. justifies it in increasing the
city taxation the enormous sum of
s15,147 in three years. In other words.
figuring the number or taxpayers of
Norfolk ut 10000, every taxpayer con-
tributes nearly so cents per capita to
make the birds build another home.
Unfortunate citizens! With the tax
of so cents upon their lists to pay.
what scores, aye, regiments Of small
boys will rise up with air rifles and
guns? Why not offer a premium of one
dollar and a half a bird and save
money. for there can hardly be over 49,
600 birds in Norfolk? This is only offer
cd as a suggestion to the Committee
by way Of opening up the light.
One can readily understand the ardu-
Gus labor involved in the great problem
before the Committee, and appreciate
its desire to be alone. Behind those
sealed. Their happy homes were de-
stroyed and the people Of Norfolk
taxed by one fell stroke. in order to do
it, nearly so cents per inhabitant!
All. those happy days will be no
more. may be, for Council as heart
less as the Committee may really seal
their fate.
1t is grievious thing to consider and
must have cost the Light Committee
many pang. We have misunderstood
it and sorrowfully acknowledge the
error. Even a STAR CHAMBER meet
ing was justifiable upon such an occa-
sion as this.
The additional tax upon the people
amounts to very little. for what man.
woman or child would begrudge so
cents when that sum would keep our
neighbors from saying that we had
birds nests in our rockets, or our
lights, either? Go tax us! Tax every
man, woman and child in the city,
rather than have this sad calamity be-
fall us. for we are no Reubcns! The
Committee was right, and we bow to
their more intimate knowledge OF the
problem of birds, their nests and habits
With all due respect and Difference,
however and with an humble apology
for the temerity. since the carbons are
renewed daily, it isn't quite clear and
bright to us, when the birds do their
building, and we solicit from the Com
mittec a little open light" on the
subject!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
TWELVE PAGES
THURSDAY. NovEMBER 80 1889.
EXPANSION.

The mere issue of expansion is not
the only issue involved in the Philip
pine, or Mckinley war. In fact, the Is
sue of expansion Is not really sin it,
at all, as 1t is excluded by the greater
matters involved. The Declaration of
American independence, the Bill of
Rights. the Rights OF men, the libertiee
OF the human race and the independ-
ence of peoples and nations, the wrongs
of war for conquest and subjugation,-
these are principal questions raised by
the Mckinley criminal aggression,
raised. too, of oil men, by q President
of the Republic of the United States Of
Amerca!
: By oil the principles and rules OF
right. law and logic, we are estopped--
Mr.. Mckinley and all his American de-
tenders and apologists are estopped,
from employing the formulas, argu-
ments and preteXts employed by "di-
vine right" royalty and superior force.
We are q free people, an independent
nation, q self-governing. popular Re
public. SO founded, instituted and main
tanned that we shame and stultify our
selves by seeking shelter for our pres
ent position at Manila in the very false
hoods Of expressions of fraud and force
which we so nobly repudiated by dec
laration and deed. 1t is these base We
nalities, vices and violcnces that would
hide under the garb of expansion that
we repel and reprohate, and not any
just, natural, NECESSARY, or degIrabIe
expansion that may be established
without requiring mean apostasy and
criminal and cruel violence on our part.
1t is this we oppose: this, which dis
honors the flag that shields 1t and the
free men who are compromised in 1t.
Expansion? "A universal Republic
WINS once the dream of American pa
triotism and love of freedom; it is at
first the dream of all the young SONS
of Liberty; but we waited, before going
further. until we could say:
No pent up Utica contracts our
powers,
But the whole. boundless continent is
ours
No! the matter is not expansion. We
tried to get Canada to Join us In the
Revolution and to-day we would glad
iy expand in that direction. But we
want no subjects, no slaves! We have
had enough Of them. And let no man
lay the fattering JUNCTION to his soul
that we may do evil for good to come
Of 1t; or that we may safely undertake
again the domestic conversion and ell
-.
Of colored people already 10000, 600 in
number. Is the spirit Of abolition dead,
or its principles abandoned? Let no
man believe it! 1t is the temptation of
the devil of greed and certain discord.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30

~ community in which 1t Is re-
quired to speak well of weasles, rat
tlcsnnkcs and the like. especially of
the bipedal varieties, lest one suffer
injury from them or their friends in
business. social, church and party cir
siraOle community; and 1t is not far
above an Ashantec life in it's fetch
worship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
PRIMARIES.

s /. o.
7 we are. waiting for some of the can.
dtdates for spring offices to begin sing
Ing their eternal allegiance to pri-
maries. and when they do 1t, here are
few questions for them to answer:
ID Why did you walt 80 long?
CD Where We're you during the late
Senatorial fight?
60 Why are you so anxious for pri-
maries NOW, and not THEN?
we put the questions now in order to
give our good brethren time to make
up an answer. That question is going
to be asked. and an answer is going
to be demanded
People can't blow both hot and cold.
There is principle in everything, and
principle never changes. If these good
ofiice-holders "are out" for primaries
because they "are out" for office for
themselves. then the people can we'll
look out for themselves and seek pro-
lection
Principle and honesty are the same
things the world over. Principle and
honesty in politics is the same as in
business. If one is caught taking adj
vantage of the people in one way, it is
well to put somebody else in the place
OF that individual
Let the people wake up and be on
guard, or else the old-time regime will
put the party where It was five years
ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30

1t Is said that in summer the more
flies you kill. the more flies come.
So. it seems from all accounts, the
more Beers killed in the British bulle
tins. the more Beers. Therein "lies"
the fatal defect of censorship, as re-
vealed in our Philippine dispatches: it
allows you to kill as many Of the
enemy as you please to think neces-
sary to dignity a victory; but 1t re-
quires' you to multiply the enemy to
account for a retreat, or surrender,
or any other mishap. Yet il one is
to tell the truth, where is the advan-
tage Of having control of the channels
of intelligence and news?