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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
CORRESPONDENCE ,,zGoDY'
z Chicago, Ill.
" sprdtcie Spietotl.

w odpowiedzi ks. JOE. Gieb. "
No. 16 Dzienniks Chioagoskiego, W
sprawie Zwiszku Spiswak6w, MECH
mi wolno bedzie oswiadozye, Ae W
siowach wypowied.ianyoh W organic
Harmonic" wzgledem zjazdu Spie-
wak6w " Bay City widzimy juA
godne pochwaly budzenie sic, "
" polskich ko}aoh wolnosci mySli, q
a ME jak twierdzi ks. G. = ponis.
wierke spiew6w kosoielnyoh. Wi
dzimy, ze polsoy W Ameryoe zaozy-
maize przeglsdac ma oczy, ae ssu.al.
ora Podlegsosd j Slope posiuszehstwo
zaozynaja ustepowac pred promie.
miami swiat2a postepu i wiedzy.
Walczoie wieo, Braoia Rodaoy, da
lei rzewpym spiewem narodowyml
Wsbudzajcie patrjotyzm " sercaoh
niedowiark6w, wlewajcie spiewem
nadzieje zwatpislym. Spiew wasz
bedzie szed} ma chwale Stw6rcy |
pokrzepienie ducbs s{uchaozy. q ia
tylko roznica, re ks. ]. G. ME be.
die cisgnal korzysci materjalnyoh
ola siebie. Podiug tego Jegomosci,
ks.de towarzystwo, ozy 70 spiewu,
ozy tee jakiekolwiek inne, must pre-
dewszystkiem dac dsiesiecine kos
cio}owi, inaczej bedzie jesli ME wy.
klese, to spotwarzone pod jakimkol.
wick pretekstem. Towarzystwa
spiewu, ME bioraoe udzialu W cho.
raoh k~oscielnych, ma Ohwa,e Bogu,
spiewac ME moga. Taxi jest to wy.
rok pewnych ksiezy ! organist6w
koscielnyob.
Ciekswi ~jestesmy skad ks. G. ma
tax dok}adne wisdomosci, ze W ME.
bic w~ysscznie pierwszy spiew snio-
low pokionii sic Bogu W ohwili Ma
rodzenia sic Pshskiego.
Jedyns jest tylko ma to odpowisdz,
a m. brsk mu srgumentow. Polemi-
zowac z takim ME MONA, co " bra
ku argumentow posiuguje sic wszyst-
klein: psslmem, piekism, ozysoem
Tub temu podobnem, a jeaeli ! to ME
pomoze, to wyklpie ! bsstal A
wtedy przepadies, jak ruda mysz.
C.sowiek, ktory " jsk nsjniewin.
n~iejszej mysli, uDiesiony. entusjsz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
z Merlden, Conn.
Zauiadomienie.

Z0totGd0xeSente
Tow. Biafsgo Ohs, grupa S56 z.
N. p. oznsjmis ninisjsssm, 70 loso-
vsnis p~arlorowsgo segaru, M ko
rzyS6 sprawienia sstandsru mar. ola
nasssj grupy odbyio sie dnia Is 60
lipcs, " sail OBJ. 8. Moskoisjts, o
gods. u wisosorsm. Manner Wy.
oisgne&s msiolstnia o6reczka oh.
Pooischy; dsiswosynka wyoisgnsaa
srsy bilety, " tel ohwili kasano jsj
odrsucic diva ! otrsymaia jedn, .
lynn jest no. 1888. Upras.amy %.
braoi sw. l grupy, " lt5ryoh posia
dsniu snajduje sic bilei 8 numsrsm
powyaej wymisnionym, o prsesianis
tsgof wrar = poSwiadossnism grupy.
Tow. Biassgo Orss gr. S58 " Msri
den, Conn, . wyslsmy piekny seRar.
2 drugism rokwitowsniem byto:
s24 85; ns oststku nsdsslsls grupa
448 SOC. - S2 $l.oo 478 50 90
-s Reading. Pa. Soc. (ois byi 20.
dsny M. grupy). w oslotci ssbra
no $28 35. IA 90 skiadsuy sym To-
wsrzysswom, ktors ~nadesaaty picnic
drs "a bilesy, nss.s stsropolskis Bog
sspisc.
X. R~rajepski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
O~dp0wiedzi redakcii.

Nsssym Misrepresentation. : z
powodu umisssosenia v sym nums-
rss Projektu konatytuoji 1 ebjssnieh
Zsr,sdu Csntralnego, .mus.eni by
lifmy odioay6 wisls korssrondsnoyj
I sprsvosdsh.
- Oh. J. G. " Sohsnsehady.
Korsspondenojs pans mote by6 q.
m'ssscsons " nZgodsis" tylko jako
Pfatns o~gsos.enis.
= Oh. p. N. " San Francisco. -
Adrss ky. N. niewiadomy. Podobno
ks. M. .mienia panfje.
- Oh. ]. s. " South Bend
K orsspondenoja nsdss'sns tyesy NE
sPrswy supsinie osobissej. dlstsgo
wybaosy pan, 70 nile umisloimy.
- Oh. w. s. " st. Louis, Mo. -
Sprawl pahska jest bsrdso pr.ykra,
ale nss.sm sdanism - powinns bye
w,lssa " obrone Prise. pismo, kt6rs.
go pan jsstsf sjsntsm, . ME pr.ss
oss.
- Oh. 8. 2. " F,ladslfji. - Js.
tell met ME chloe nals4s6 do Zwias.
In, to sona ME mote opisoa6 podat-
k6w h nisgo. DO nile ona, . on n.
w!era umowe 70 Zwis.kiem jake or.
g~anizaojs assekuracyjus, Sprawe
ube.pisosenis kobiet roswafy prey.
sally sejm.
- Oh. Z. R. wBoffalo. - "a
wisdomisnis osrsymalismy IA p6zno.
- Oh. S. K. " Milwaukee. -
Cry " 1901 Z. sejm .wisskowy cd.
bedzis sie " Milwaukee, osy gd.ie.
iud.iej, to - kwsstja, kt6ra ro..
str.ygnis sejm pr.ysaiy. Ny ~ tel
mie..s agitacji prowad.ic nile mote
my. Kaada grupa ma prswo wypo-
wied.is6 svoje sdanie. Jsina ju4
proponujs Pistsburg. wolno jsj
ProPonowac. Csy sejm pr.yjmis -
rsscs lima.
- Eks " Chicago. - Korsspon.
dsncjs pisana of6wkism tax niswy.
r. ale, 70 ME moana ustawi6. Prosi.
my o nadeslanis innsj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

prsswodnik6w. - BY sie trsynsy.
Ale 10 pomnisJsss osady. gdzis syl.
no jest 20 jsdnsj grupis - skaada
sic = lud.i prawis bes oivisty. d mn
sIeiiby uleds pr.smocy. Tskioh. 90
by visrnis stall pod sstandarsm na.
rodovym I 60 broaili a. do kehoa, TO
BY mosns " kaadsj takisj grupie M
paloaoh poliosy6.
Mos ME jsden powie, tenn Jest
toh6rssm, albo 70 sprzyjam stronie
prssoiwnsj. Ma 70 mu odpovism.
4e AMI jedno AMI drugis, ale mi o TO
ga6wnis chodsi. ably Zwisrsk. dxisao
tax piekne, t}lu trudami sbudowane,
Lie upadao. Kto ME sna u~sposobis
MIA ludu, kto ME sna stosunk6w M.
ssyoh " malyoh osadaoh. MECH mnis
sic spyta, . m asdanis jego cbetnis
mu odpowiem. Zal64my braoia
IL sisnnik", . majso obsssrns famy
jsgo pissois panowis .Dhsjs nsrodu
polskisgo". Kaady bedsis c.ytai M
gsos tonic 1 dsisoiom wssyscy miec
beds peAytsk kaady nabedsis tel
dumy narodowej, he; ks6rsj nile mo
20 nigdy by6 dobrym polakism.
DAlej, 1aoheoa6 do p'sanis list6w,
byle tylko nile ublissjscych nikomu.
Rsdakt ors to jest obowisskiem 90.
kolwisk ogaad.ia ! oddac do druku,
Csiowisk, prseosytawssy sw6j list
" gassOie, bard.o sle ~uoieszy to
ras dopisro .aO.nis Osyta6 inns ko.
rsspondsncje ! prsktykujs, sby ! on
cos lepszego uniaf nspisae. A po-
stepujso TAX sok, diva, stanis sic po
pulsrnym xistylko bed.le m6gi coi
p~r.eosytad ! sro.umiec 90 ozyta, ale
tst bedsie m6g, cos porsadnsgo M.
pisa6 ku 1adowolsniu swych braoi.
j. takim nile byism, jak dslsisj.
Wiedxisiem wprswdsis, tenn jest 20
lakiem, bonn sic ma polskiej ,ismi TO
d.il ! pc po]sku m6wii, ale o obo.
wiasksch w.gledsm Ojosysny tom
MO ME wisdsiaf, DO mnis o TEN mig
dsis ME ucsono. Dsil jsstsm dunn
ny Z togo, tenn jest pclakiem / "
ka4dym polahu widse brass swsgo,
ohocby byi mym .acietym wrogism'
Ma ostatku, ayczyibym sobis, ably
sprawl biskupa polskisgo " Anne
ryoe byia omawiana ma ssjmis I ably
mem rial byi wysiany do Rsymu v
tel sprawis. Cho6 Zwissek nile jes,
instytucjs kofoislns, tylko nsrodo'
~, ale widsso, 70 nar6d polski jest
pokrsywdsony cd matki swojej, kto'
"a 60 traktujs 20 maoos.emu, po
winien sic o to upomnsd. JsAsli an
Unja ami Zjsdnoossnie sic ME mog,
M to sdobyc, bojac sic irland.kich
niemieokioh biskup6w, to mysle, Il
my to sprawe popchoismy naprz3d
. snow Zwissek bedsie cora. Spo
dsiswam sic, e to echo spajd.is cd
CLOS " oaiej Amerycs.
MARGIN Mdrmurosoicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
NiemOwlecia zfe p0fOzenie.

NiemOwlecia zfe pOfOzenie.
p. /. w. Buncha W Aurora Springs, Mo.
donosi, jak nastepuje: ,Nasze iemowle
byfo chore | nedzne przez cafe lato l Ia
ledwie mog}o przyjmowac jakikolwiek
pokarm. Nareszcle okazafy sic ma ca
lem tego ciele najgorzej wygladajaoe
wrzody, jake kledykolwiek widziafem,
lecZ dzieki panskiemu Gomozo zostafo
wyleczone W bardzo kr6tkim czasie."
Niemowleta tax samo. jak | dorosfe
osoby z~najduja zdrowie | szczescie W
Ora Piotra Gomozo. Me Jest to lekar-
starczaja 90. Pc dalsze szczeg 6fy pisz-
Gle do DR.. Peter Fahrney, 112 : ia So.
Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
z Perth Amb0y, N. j.
0krndzsnss b1nk,<.

OET0dzente 601lku.
Miasto sss jest doskniets do 81.
wsgo, poniswsH bank powiatowy !
kssa ossosednoSoi xostaiy okradsions
prsss k~asjera m ogromna sumo. Pc
orstkowo dzisnniki gaosiiy. 70 tylko
"a $ll0, 10000. ostatnis sai donossa
s208. 600 90, TAX wieo okssuje de, -
bank jest okradsiony do szosetu.
zai " kasis ossossdnoioi wkiady m
lsaaly do biednyoh ludzi, wiec I my
jsstssmy dotkoieci okropnis. So
myoh tovar.ystw fandusrs " tym
banku ~ulokowans wynosrs do 5 ty-
sie,y dol, q ilsa tysiscy sao4yli tam
ossosednisjsi ~robotnioy. To tea
w.bursenis ! 4al paouje ME do OPT
santa. Chooiaz 1spewuisjs, 20 bank
ossossduoaoi wyPasci, ale trudno
wisr.y6. wislu mnisma, To dlatego
tax sios.a, aeby powstrsymac ros-
rugby. kt6rs " obsonsj cb.in mo
gfyby nassspic. My ,ss poiaoy.
nigdy s,bis ME ufamy, tylko oboym.
Kilku obywatsH prowadsiio agitsoje,
BY .alosyc jaki wsptliy inseres. leo,
nieohe6 w.sjsmna ssroEumiaiesc
niskt6rych, 70 msja seski sepsuia
sprawe, d.is .as Of nsjwieosj rospa-
cssjs. D.!s zai ponawiamy projekt,
jsili cokolwiek wydostanismy, Stu.
bunny na pr,ys,iOso sws osrosed
noIc ulokowac We wsp6lnsm pred
sisbiorsswis. D.lej. mijao taxi do.
w6d, popierajmy budowe Dom6w
2 ~isskowych. Pisnisd.s grup mo-
q lsas6 " akcjach na tych.s. Mech
grupy sw. posiadsjscs got6wke, be
Dc ostr6tns. Co tn sdarsyio sic dsii,
10 jutro mote gd,isindzisj, pr.sto
najlspiej wkfadac pisnisd.s " msjs.
tex nisruchomy. Nisehts bedsis
hasism ! osynem budowa Dom6w
Z~isskowych, c.yli narodowyOh.
j. p. Ejdymt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

jsk jedsn, tskfs l oi. kt6rzy misss
ksjs 20 n Mo Ksesport. gdya ~
bardso waans sprswy do sslatwie
mia. Nisobeonosc osionka podpads
kar.s Podiug uchwaiy 80 O., : Wy
jatkism tyeh. kt6r,y muszs prsoo-
wa6.- n. Wilniswski, sskr.
Or. los 70 Scranton, Pa.
Zswiadamiam osionk6w Tow. Ja
m III sobisskisgo, 81. los. ably
wssyscy osfonkowie prsybyli M 20
sisdssnis tsgoa tow, d. Is sisrpnia,
gdys M tenn posisd.eniu y wa4ns
sprawy do .alatvisnis, q mianowioie
" sIrAwis wyboru delegate M ssjm
q. N. P. msjsoy sie .odby6 d 16 90
psf i~sisrniks, . opr6os togo wiels
innyoh. - A. Chojnovski. sskr.
Or. 26I % Procidence. r. I.
Tow. Jana sobisskiego, gr. 2Sl
obrafo nowy .sr.ad M rok b,eta,y:
M. Fscianis, prs.ss; W. Kofihski,
wios-presss; wa. skr.ypo.ak, sskr.
prot; w. Kosihski, sskr. fin; Ant.
O.ubak. kssjsr; M. Mikoaajewski, A
Sybilski st. Ptasz) hski radni; P.
Sikorski l G. Hilihski, opiskunowis
ohorycb; A. Osihski, msrss. l.; M
RJsskiswicz, marsx. II. Tow. mialo
W roku ubiegfym p~r.ychodu $241.2S
Roschodu Sl84.72. Tow. vyplacs
v ra.is chOroby o.ionka 5 dol. ~
godniowo I doktors; " ra.is smierci
oslonka $1,000 1 karawan 1 opr6cs
togo oxtsreoh csfonk6w towarsys.J
ciaau M omsntar.; " rasie imisro,
tony osi. tow. wypaaoa 80 dol. SIS.
bracia, wstepujoie do tow, q cara
sem ! q. N. p, BIO " tym krajn tree
ba koniec.nie zabespiecryc sie, gdya
tn o nieszc.escis ME trudno. Dr1.
dsy braoia, ME ~ooisgajcie ste Z dnis
ma d.ieh leo. wstepujOis &C PREDICT
do Zwia,ku, ably usupeinic diva
dsieIoia tysisoy.
Korespondsnoje tyczaoe sie tow
prosze adrssowac: w. Skrxyposak
81 Joslin st., Providence, R. 1.
Or. 324 70 Buffalo. N. Y.
Ma roo.nsm posisdseniu Ryosr.y
Stol. Warsrawy odbytsm W dniu Ii
lipoa obrano komitet jak nsstepujs
Jan Ksd1ierski. presses po drugi
JAk6b P.wlewski, wiosprs.ss; K
Roswadowski, sskr. prot; Waoiav
Tulimowski, sekr. fn.; Jan Miohal
ski, kasjsr; Wsoiaw Tulimowski
Fr. Zawadski, kasjer.
Wssslkis listy 1 korsspondsnoj
nalsay pr.ysyiac: K. Rozwadowski
sskr. prot, 1918 Broadway.
CIR. I35 20 Dunkirk, ". Y.
Zawiadamiam <xssystkich cIlon
k6w nalsasoyoh do CIV. Brsoi Kos
oiusski gr. l35 z. N. r., Il przyszl
posisdssnis, kt6re prsypada dni
l8 sierpnia Z. b. jest kwaItalns. N
posisdssnis jest obowiaIany sic sts
vic katdy o,ionsk, gdya vaAne sprs
Wy a. do saiatwienis. Nieobscnoi
podpada kar.e 25 OF. podiug uohws
y towarsystws. Fr. Gramifski, ssl
retsrs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

mem. chwyoia pi6ro wylal dusse
sws na papier, zostai zaatakowany
nara. ! pr.ez organiste pr.e. dusz-
pastsrza IA to. ae osmielil sic odez-
wac, il obowiszkism spiewak6w jest
wskrseszac duoha narodu, q nietylko
spiewac ma oh6rach! =
Cxy to ME jest smieszne a zara-
rem, ozy ME warte napietnowaniafl
Wojciech Idzikowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
2 Buffalo, N. Y.
Posiedzenie gminy.

Posiedsenie Gminy Zwisskowsj
odbedsis sic " poniedsis,ek d. Sligo
lipcs, ns ktore ksfiy dslsgss powi
MEN prsybyc, poniswss sprswy sci
move prsyjds pod obrsdy.
J, ChmieI, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

Pierwsi to s,moluby, drudsy to
= prsyjsoiele ludu.
Pierwi schodsa re swiata przez
nikogo ME a~alowani, drudsy twor.a
dsieje tego swiata.
Pierwsi wychowujs grosza iakns-
cyoh. dtudzy dobrych obywaseli.
Podany " lynn numerze Projekt
konstyoji Zwiazkowej ME jest 1upes-
ny. w pr.yslym numerze Podany
bed.ie jes.Oze projekt konstytucji
ola okregow ] grup.
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z Grand Rapids, Mich.
Posiedzenie stoso. Polek.

OottU%cWfc stOW' a OFcN'
Ssowsrsysssnis Polsk " Grand
Rapids, Mich. miec bedrie posiedse
ole dnis 6l lipos wieoIorem o gods.
n. " misJscu swykayoh posisdssh.
Sekyetdyka.
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8 X XII.
Ma pomniH Kosciuszki.

Ma ponnA Kosciuszki.
Ma veselu pana Jsvsskisgo y
P~sssaic, N. j., paul Podurgisl sko-
Jehovah M pomnik KOsoiusski cd
os6b nastspujscyoh:
Sc. Podurgisl 1 dol, J6sefa Po-
durgisl &c.,. Jan Tobsr 50s., Andr.
Gwiazdowski Sos, Jan Kulysss So
Tomas Trop'hski 50,., Klsmsnsyns
Podurgiel 25c.. Nataljs Tsuber 25, /,
FIR. zswadsinsta rs, ,::.J6.sf Wossk
2bo., Felix's Andrusskiewics 25o.,
A. L. G6rski 25,., J. Gabryssswski
25o J6sefa Jsworsks 25o., F.. Cor.
ski 25c., J. Piotrowski 25o., Antoni
Szwarc Is o., St. Muohowicx 26c.,
Zyg. G6rski 15,., B. Prsybyiowski
80c., Jalja G6rsks 3d., T. Brzozow.
ski l5o., Wal. Radwahska loo. Ra
sem $3.50.
J6zefa Podurgiel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

Do sprzedania 'sa!s dom S q ?
rowany, 1888 n. Wood st. Zgfosic sic ma
ley pod adresem: Pawef Kaleth, 1874
Harvey Ut, rog Wood, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

8 e6If saofonyoH M kofsysc loterji
fantovsj m Q pomnika
Tadeusxa Kolciusxki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

Ma pobnik Kosoiusski ssbrala q
Karasiswios, M obrsoinsch q DIT.
Kroli. 294 N. Center ave., " Chioa
60 $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
THE RISE. IN WAGES.

indianapolis Journal: The reports of ad-
vances in wages come from all parts of the
country and include all important branches
of trade-cotton mills, iron and steel mills,
lumber mills, coal mines, copper mines and
skilled workers of all kinds. One of the
most gratifying features of the situation Is
that prosperity has reached the wage
earners.
New York Post; There are unmistakable
signs of business improvement throughout
the country. The cotton manufacturers in
city after city OF New England are restoring
wages to the point from which they were
reduced a year ago. A new scale has Just
gone into effect in the coal mines of the
Birmingham (Ala.) district, which gives a
decided advance in pay to about 10, 900 men.
An increase Of 10 per cent in wages for
5000 employees of the Pennsylvania Steel
company was announced yesterday and the
Maryland Steel company made a similar ad-
vance, while notices of the same sort come
from the west.
Boston Journal: When the hard times of
year or two ago compelled the reductions
In wages In cotton mills there were dema-
gogues OF the press here in Massachusetts
who, though they knew better, did not ues-
tate TO attribute these reductions exclusively
to the republican tariff and to exult over
them as evidence that protection did not and
could not protect. Where are these dema-
gogues now? Their silence is most signii-
cant and impressive. But, as a matter OF
fact, as the decline Of the past was brought
about by variety of causes with which the
tariff had little or nothing to do, so now
this advance is attributable to the tariff
only so far as that has aided to bring about
general improvement in the whole coun-
try's prosperity
Philadelphia Press: Whether this advance
will check exports of manufactures or not
no one can yet tell, A year ago It undoubt-
edly would have done SO, and by retaining
exports in this country would have broken
prices This may now happen, but it is less
likely than II was, because prices are rising
all over the world Copper, tin and zinc
are as dear or dearer abroad than here Iron
and steel prices have advanced abroad
though the rise is less fast than here. Cot
ton goods are rising the world over and our
exports are increasing. The world seems to
have again reached one OF those cycles when
all prices advance, wages with them, and
the general level OF prosperity rises in all
countries together A larger gold produc-
ton Is having its effect, peace is more Sc
cure the world over and there is apparent
a new expansion in trade like that from 1850
to 1860.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
FOR THE GOLD STANDARD

The republicans of Michigan. the
first to hold state convention this year
have pronounced unqualifedly for the
gold standard. The money plank of
their platform declares for the prn.
ciplcs of the st. Louis platform and
pledges support to those principles as Il
sure guarantee of national prosperity
and honor. 1--WE stand upon the exist
ing gold standard,' says the platform,
land condemn the proposition to admit
silver to free and unlimited coinage at
the ratio of 16 to L.
There can be no doubt about the
meaning of this declaration 1t is clear
and emphatic and admits of only one in
depreciation. The republicans of Michi-
gan are in favor of the gold standard
and the sentiment they have announced
this year will be repeated next year. 1t
is II sentiment which the republican
party in every state of the union will
approve and which we predict will find
expression in every republican platform
of the present year. The elections to be
held this year are chiefly of local in
terest, but it is none the less important
that the republicans shall put them
selves Enthusiastically ON record in regard
to the currency question and the ex-
ample of the Michigan republicans is
therefore valuable. The issue of three
years ago is not yet settled. The ex-
ponents of debased currency are still
aggressive. They must be met and again
defeated in order to forever silence the
demand that this nation shall put itself
in financial antagoniSm to the civilized
world
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
NERRASkA,S VIEW SENAroR.

The most protractcd senatorial contest
has eliminated in the election Of Mon.
roe Leland Hayward.
The choice made 10y the republican
caucus and ratified in joint session Of
the legislature will be hailed with salts
faction 10y republicans everywhere.
Judge Hayward is conceded to have
been the logical candidate of the party.
The unwavering support accorded him
from the first by majority of the rcpub.
lican members of the legislature was in
response to the demands of the rank
and file of the party because the gallant
standard bearer last year had enlisted
the active sympathy of republicans in
every section of the state.
The election of Judge Hayward will
prove specially gratifying to the host of
veterans of the union army in Nebraska
as well as elsewhere, who constituted
a potential factor in bringing about his
triumph.
BY his clean and digniticd canvass,
resting his candidacy and claims solely
upon past public service and recognized
qualifications, the new senator has won
friends both within and without the
circle of active participants in the strug-
gle. His eminent fitness for the position
TO which he has been chosen is admitted
by all regardless of party, and he will
so to the councils of the nation ripe in
experience and versed in the needs of
the people.
AS the recipient of the highest honor
within the gift of the republicans of
the state, the duty devolves upon Sen
ator Hayward to exercise the power thus
rcposed in him in manner that will at
the same time promote the public vel
fare and raise the party to u higher
plane. Republicans generally will join in
the hope that he will devote himself to
the upbuilding of the party with a view
TO its complete restoration to power in
Nebraska and assist in guiding it away
from rocks and shoals along the course
of safety and success.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
NO CHINESE TERRITORY WANTED.

The decision of this government not
to enter into the conflict for the possess
sion of territory in China is reassuring
to the conservative sentiment of the ma
ton. According to Washington advices
the recent attempt of Italy TO secure
| concessions in the Chinese empire has
been regarded in administration circles
with only passive interest. The matter
was reported to our government by the
American minister at Pekin, but it
seems not to have been seriously con
sidered by the State department, or at
all events not TO have been regarded
as calling for any expression or action
on the part of this government. 1t ap-
pears that the government is in posses
sion of mass of information respecting
Inc encroachments of foreign powers
on the Chinese coast, but this knowl-
edge of the designs of European GOV
ernments has not, it seems, had any
influence at Washington, whore, it Is
said, but one motive could induce the
government to change its policy in re-
gard to China and this would be a de.
sire to protect our valuable commerce
with the Chinese empire from the possi-
Bile danger of being entirely cut off
through the gradual extension of the
leaseholders of European nations over
the whole Chinese seacoast. 1t is pointed
out that but little of this seacoast is
still valuable, the best of it being al
ready in the possession of European
powers, yet ii is not proposed that the
United States shall make any effort TO
secure position in China except as it
Is guaranteed by treaty. These treaty
relations are not now threatened and
until they are, which may be regarded
as "A remote possibility, there Is every
reason why this government should
maintain an absolutely neutral position.
The effort of Italy however, to secure
foothold in China gives fresh in
terest to the most important interna-
tional problem of the time as to which
the American people cannot but feel
some concern. The refusal of the
Chlnese government to accede TO the
request of Italy has developed the fact
that the move of the Italian govern
ment was not made independently, but
in full understanding with other Euro
pean governments, which have signifed
their displeasure with the refusal of the
Chinese government by Il partial cessa-
ton of diplomatic intercourse. What
the ultimate effect of this will be is un-
certain, but it is quite possible that
China will make the concession which
Italy asks and if it be fact that Great
Britain is behind the Italian request, as
is alleged to be the case, 1t is highly
probable that the Chinese government
will finally accede.
In any event, however, it is gratifying
to know that our government has no
intention to become actively identified