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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Forfeiture Set Aside.

Peter Bowman, colored, charged with
keeping a 'speakeasy." whose bond was
forfeited in the Police Court yesterday. be-
cause he failed to appear for trial appeared
before the judge this morning, and Attor-
ney James VI. Ricks moved that the for
feiture be set aside. During the discussion
OF the case it was explained that attorneys
and defendants are not notified when cases
are placed the assignment.
Attorney Kicks told Judge Scott that he
was really responsible for the failure of his
client to appear n court yesterday, as he
had neglected TO watch the assignment.
I've been feeling unwell, lately" said the
attorney. 81 had taken seventy grains of
quinine and my head was going like a
threshing machine"
Judge Scott finally set aside the forfeiture
and the attorney said he would have his
client in court when the case is again called.
S1.25 to baltimore and Return Satur-
day and Sunday via b. and O.. October Is
and 8, good for return until following Mon
day. Tickets good on all trains except
Royal Limite4.-AdVt.
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COFFEES THAT PLEASE,
Teas you can't equal, Sugars at cost. These
are facts
at C D. KENNY CO.'S City Stores
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FANCY ROCKFORD CANTALOCPES
AID Alligator Pears c. Engle's Sons. Cen
ter market and West End market, I'D & 2.
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Good Furniture at Auction,

A very attractive collection of furniture
will be sold at Sloans, 1407 G ST., tomorrow
at 10 am. No reserve prices or limits -
Advertisement
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DOVE BRAND HA

Gas Drop Lights. Lamps.
O16-12 c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1901 G..
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VERY FINEST MEATS.

Try Reisinger's Ice Cream, 81 gal; soc. !!
gal. 22J G. ST. Fancy Cakes. Phone 2ioS-3
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To Desirable Tenan ts /.

The second and third floors of The Even
ing Star annex will be rented to desirable
tenants. Size 50x100 feet. Steam heat,
electric light and motor power: elevator
service. Apply at The Star Office.
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Kings Evil

That is ScrOfua.
No disease is older.
No disease is really responsible for larger NOR
tality.
There is no excuse for neglecting it, It
makes Its presence known by many signs.
among which glandular tumors, cutaneous
eruptions. infamed eyelids ears, ricketts,, ca
tarrh, wasting and general debility.
scrofulous bunch in his neck; the little son of
Mrs. Minnie Spear. Parishville, n. Y. had a
large scrofulous sore;'' the little grandson Of A
bad.
They were all cured, according to voluntary tes-
timonals. by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
which has effected the most wonderful, radical and
permanent cures of scrofula.
Evening star., 1900-10-05

My Own Make of Sausage,
Dove Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon,
Fresh Pork and Pure Leaf Lard. Cooked
Hams and Tongues a speciality. Anton Ost-
mann, Riggs and o ST. markets. 1t"
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Trains for Chesapeake Beach
Remuneration of n Trust.

leave week days 10:30 I'm. and . pm; Su
days, 10 a. m, II a m, pm, pm.-Adv
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S1.25 to Baltimore and Return via Is.
and o., Saturday and Sunday, October 6
and 7-Adyt
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Old Age Gives That Mellow Flavor to
''BraddOck Maryland Rye"
and absolute purity gives 1t it's velvety
smoothness. Unequaled for home social
and medicinal uses. At grocers cafes and
clubs d. 2. Mccarthy, mgr, go Pa. av. 1t
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CITY ITEMS.
Dove Brand Smoked Meats

Loeffer's Sausage and Puddings, Ostmann's
Delicious Country Sausage: Beef Clipped
fresh at all times. VIM, jr.. & ]. ]. Miller
West End market, 22d and P SITS. NV. it,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
a VIEW.

ES-Postmaster General. John Wan.
amaker, made u speech ON the o3rd
OF October at Huntington, Pa, in
which he denounced tho party OF
which he was once a leading light. as
follows:
The time has gone by when the
machine which has disgraced the
name of the Republican party in
Pennsylvania can dictate to any self.
respecting man what is or what is
not regular Tho machine's claim
to the possession of the right to do
this is us loudly made now as it eyer
was, but it ia met with both indigna.
ton aud ridicule where not go long
ago it was listened to with fear.
-Fhe machine in Pennsylvania
though it flies the Republican flag, is
no more Republican than JEFF Davis
was.
III it is Republican to send men to
the United States Senate to represent
the trusts and their own pockets,
then the machine IS Republican,
The reader should bear in mind
that this speech did not come from
the lips OF William Bryan or David
Hill or Bourke Cochran, but John
Wanuamaker, a leading Republican,
and he was administering a well.
u:crisea castigation to his own party.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
Mistake.

&c. Snyder, in his writing ION.
tanned in the Herald of October 10th,
had reference to me, l suppose, as no
other candidate for Asscmblyman
discussed the High School. However,
MIR. Snyder did not hear my speech
on that occasion and misstates my
position throughout. l made none of
the statements attributed to me in
his article, but on the contrary stated
some very different things; he there
fore baseq all of his harangue upon u
false or imaginary hypothesis.
My plan would be, not to give the
High School graduates a certificate
to teach, nor would it be to change
their standing or credentials in any
indnuer but 20 hare, as there are
now, several separate und distinct
courses of study in tho High School,
making one of said courses a thor
ough teachers or normal course, on a
par in every particular with the
course given in the Nevada State
Normal School. Then relieve tho
teachers OF the responsibilities which
Mr.. Snyder seems to fear. by throw
ing the necessary safeguards around
the Normal department. For in
stance, having on the board OF exam
iners members OF the teaching forco
Of tho State Normal School or
OF the State Board OF Education.
or by some safe plan, the details OF
which could be settled hereafter.
Then, having that Normal Course
exactly similar to that of tho State
Normal School, give its graduates OK.
actly the same privileges aud GER
titicates. Those are State Certii.
Gates, and | said nothing about Civ
ing county certificates or giving GER
titicates to mere graduates from tho
High School course. 1 would never
vote Cor any legislation inclined to
lower the educational standard, or
efficiency. of our High school, or
Public Schools or any other insti.
tuition OF learning. | believe in 90.
ing the other way all tho time,
Yours truly,
MARION S. Wilson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

The banner of Nevada for Ne.
radans' is being ably upheld by
Messrs. Deliver Of Iowa, Chandler o:
Chicago, Roberts of California.
Schoonmaker Of New Jersey aud
Stewart of nowbere.-Silye State.
General tiagerman is out with an
open letter opposing Newlands' cleo
ton. The General goes over the
stale arguments Of the opposition
and plants himself squarely under
the banner OF Flanagan aud Earring.
ton. No one will be deceived by the
Generals rot.
Ne have no objection to Mr.. Far
ringtOn asking and receiving tie vote
OF every Mckinley man-he is logi.
cally entitled to them. But when he
comes with u plea for silver in his
mouth and Il pleasant opposition to
Bryan i'll his heart, We deny his right
Ia Il single Bryan vote in the State
Times Review.
y railroad boss named Griffin came
10 EikU yesterday with his own and
five other transfers from Humboldt,
Humboldt county aud requested
Justice Morgan to enter them on the
list OF registered voter7. This Mr..
Morgan refused to 90 unless Mr..
Griffin and the other me would
they had resided in the State
six months and the county thirty
days. Mr.. Griffin refused to do tins
and his transfers were returned To
him. He got little warm III the
collar over Justice MorgGn's refusal
TO register iim and his men and
TO begin legal proceedings
to compel him to put their n on
the books. There may be nothing
abnIt the registration of Mr..
and his men, but his refusal
to take the oath required by law
doubt upon the Legality .ut
Registrations. The INDEPENDENT
again calls the attention ut the
registery agents along the line OF the
railroad to the reported attempt to
COLOMBO the State in the interest Of
the Republican party. This transfer
scheme may bo Il part of the plot. 1t
can he headed Off il the regis,ery
will make every doubtful
voter take the oath when no brings a
transfer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

Tho Virginia City firms quoted be.
low are known to many people.
Bireth q Morgan arc the successors
Of Peterson Il Samuels. now leading
stable men OF Oakland, Cal.
William j.. Mooney is manager Of
the Pioneer Stables. which he has
conducted for moro than thirty
yenrs.
$40 a. M. Cole, Druggist, Virginia
City: The Trib which We bought n
month ago has been used ia our
stables under the direct supervision
Of our surgeon on Il large number of
cases. In all. cases where n linimont
is required it doee the work well. n
it be MS its label claims. a gift to
humanity it 10 surely a boon TO the
horse. We will be pleased to have
our names used in recommending
Trib 10 your customers.
BfRoTH &c MORGAN
Tho above was dated in June, 1896.
Messrs. Broth & Morgan cay that
tour ycars' experience fully confirms
tho good opinion first formed OF
.Trib.
Hero ia Mr.. Mooncy's testimony.
80 Trib Company; During a life.
time spcnt iii tho livery business /
have used many liDimcnte. | first
used Trib on the apraincd nnklc OF a
horse. 1t helped the horsc right
away, aud III ten days he was Mt work
sound in limb. / hayo uoed it on
many other animals, havo been using
II eve since, aud keep It on hand all
the iimo. II Is a fino lihiment, / like
IL better than any l ever used before.
WI MOONEY.
Pioneer Stables, 90 b st. Virginia
City, NcSadaF
Df.J g. Leonard, Dentist. Gold
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
IRON TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMaCCND

Mrs. J. \. Mitchell has returned
from her visit III California.
+. T. Lutz Of Ruby Valley is TAX.
my i'll the sights of Elko today.
Miss Frona Drown is reported Ia
be quite low with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ell. Sites of Reno is visiting
Miss Hattie Clark today. She will
return tonight.
An explosion in THrrRnt IL Co.'S
Wholesale drugstore in New York
yesterday caused the denih OF 2GC
people.
A telephone company has been or.
gani2cd IN salt Lake Ia build a telo,
phone line TO Los Angeles, connect.
ing all top ma OF the route, including
ri0cbc aud DcLamar.
Tho Elko sports and rucchorsc
owners who took in the racing meet
at Wells last wcck have about all
returned, with lots Of experience. but
Il little short ON cash.
4 Birmingham, England, woman
hRs ut the front two brothers. oight
first cousIDs, forty.thrco second cous
ins and IN uncle, making fifty .four
altogether. and il cousins by mar
riagc were counted the total would
exceed sixty. All these volunteered
for service. Her sister is Il nureo II
M%aritzburg.
Tho FREQ Press and Wells Herald
urge the Republicans Of tho county
TO vote their tickets straight mud il
almost the same breath they ask the
Democrats and Silver men to bc false
to principle and vote for Mr.. Earring
ton for Congress because he IL M
Elko county man. Democrats SHOULD
copper this little scheme by standing
solidly by their candidate for Con
grCss.
Tho Republican Siato Contra
COMMITTEES is out with n letter 20 III,
| voters declaring that the "siIvcj
question is u dead issue" II sucl
Ia the case, tho Republican Congress
sional candidate has been guilty o
prcynrication, for no declared in hi
speech in this town that the silvo
question IL still paramount to Tn,
people Of this Stato.-Ely Ncws.
Tho INDEPENDENT il informed thu
q scheme has been haicbcd III Elk,
To defeat Mr.. Ernst for member o
tho board AZ education. IL Is not he
cause OF his uniitness for the position
but becnusc no il Il friend of Tia,
school and will usc his influence ol
| tho board to conduct 1t for tue bono
III Of tho children OF the county All,
not in the interest Of any clique .
faction. n the people want n mnn OF
the high school board who will 1T
his duty Ia the school, they shouI,
yoto for Mr.. Ernst.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
II 0 DAILY
sALMAGUNDl.

The beautiful came down quite
lively FOR a while yesterday after.
noon. but melted as fast as il fell.
Irwin Sadler, representing Sadler
Il Co. Wholesale grocers OF San Fran.
cisco, spent Sunday and today in
town.
c.. W. Grover is the regular nom.
inee of the Democratic county con.
vention and Should receive the solid
support OF his party.
Tho people of Nevada should give
thanks 10 Mckinley for thus beautiful
weather. Enjoy it while it lasts for
we'll get none like it il Br, nm is
elected.
Oscar Graham anne down from
Wells Ills afternoon. lie reports
prospects very bright Tor the State
and county tickets. IL you want to
vote Tor a sure winner. put d cross
after his name.
Attorneys Brown and Henderson
left for Tuscarora the afternoon and
will speak there tomorrow night.
They are doing good work for the
ticket and the Tuscarorans will be
well pleased with the democratic
doctrine they expound.
IL the Democrats Of Elko county
want to share in the substantial re.
suits OF a great national victory,
they should stand soliJly by Francis
g.. Ncwlands next Tuesday. Ne
rG!a's vote in the uext House Of
Representatives may decide national
policies Tor the neXi two years. Can
the Democracy % E!kO vouHty afford
tojeupardizc the very existence OF
their party by voting for Mr.. Far.
rington in such II crisis? Don't vote
for Bryan and then vote to parallyze
his administration.
p. L. FlnniSnn. the Republican
ready letter writer for campaign
funds, is ont with another screed tell.
ing why Newlprds should not be
elected. Pat spreads himself over a
good deal Of space, but gives no new
reasons why Ncwlands should be de
and harrington elected. \
more interesting theme for his versa.
tile pen would be the use TINT is to
be made on election day OF tho large
corruption fund collected by him
from the National Republican com.
mittcc mud the sheepmen OF Nevada.
y letter on that subject 10y him would
bo intensely interesting to the people
OF Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
CONSIDER THESE REASONS.

The Reno Journal gives twenty.six
eason why the voters OF Nevada
should not vote for MIR. harrington.
From these we select the following:
HARRINGTON AND WALLACE.
Harrington owes his nomination TO
G. G. Wallace.
Oscar j. Smith rs good rs suited to
tho Republican State Convention
that he was forced upon that conyen.
tioh by Wallace.
Wallace had him in training for
the Silver party nomination two years
ago.
Wallace stated that he had him in
training to beat Ncwlands. this year.
He wa in daily consultation with
Wallace for days before and after he
received the Congressional uomina.
ton.
He is in constant communication
with Wallace at the present time.
Wallace is at this moment and has
for mouths been touring the State
urging his friends to vote for Far.
rrngton.
And yet Mr.. harrington denies any
connection with G. G. Wallace.
HARRINGTON AND SILVER,
Harrington left the Republicans
aud joined the Silver party while .l.e
Republican party claimed to be for
bimetullism.
He left the Silver party and reioin.
ed the Republican party after that
party had declared Tor the gold stand.
ard.
He voted Tor Bryan in 1896, when
Mckinley favored silver to the ex.
tent OF international bimetallism, but
Will vote against Bryan in 1900, when
Bryan is still for free coinage andMc
hinlcy IS for the gold standard ont.
right.
He declared that he could not ac.
cept the Republican nomination for
Congress unless the platform favored
free coinage, and immediately after.
ward accepted the nomination upon
a platform which endorsed the coin,
age Of ten'cent pieces.
And last, and worst, he was a party
to the distribution of gold standard
literature at his Tuscarora meeting
And, yet, Mr.. Harrington asserts
that he is the friend OF silver.
HARRINGTON AND CoNGREss.
He affects to believe that a Con,
gressmau'a usefulness is measured by
the number of times he votes on
petty appropriations and pension
bills, rather than by the eminence OF
the position he attains and the In;
llucnce he exerts by virtue of TINT
position.
lie does not consider the presence
OF corporation lawyers in the Con.
sress of the United States Il menace
TO tlic welfare OF the country and the
good OF the people.
iic believes that the Declaration OF
independence ia Il back number, that
the constitution does not follow the
flag and TINT the present policy of
friendship for the trusts should be
perpetuated.
And, yet, Mr.. harrington insists
that lac is n tit man to represent us in
Congress.
HARRINGTON AND LABOR.
He Is Il corporation attorney. and
naturally II sympathizer with corpor.
atoms.
In Congress, as a Republican,. he is
guaranteed to support a policy which
calls for a large standing army ia
oyerawe and keep in subsection the
laboring man.
He is Il member OF the party which
farors those %oppressors OF labor and
robbers OF the poor--the trusts.
And. yet, Mr.. Harrington pretcnds
to bo the friend or labor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

Df. ~ O. Leonard, Dentist. Gold
Crown and Bridge work, onice near
the p%ostonlcc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
Notice to Taxpayers.
CoUsTT TREAsuBER's OFFIcE,
Elko County. Nevada.
Etup Nnyn1, MAI pl tnni

80 wv @Ns ANONH
plonsc take notice that tho State
ana County Taxes for tile year 1900
arc now duo mud payable nc my Office
AllTaxes (sRve aud except amounts
duo upon End installmcntaj ramain.
ing unpaid Mt 6 O'Clock T.. 81. on Mon
day. December g. 1900. will then be-
come delinquent and 10 per cent be
added thereto.
Parties paying in semi Rununl in.
stullments are required TO pay on
LIST mstallmcnt the full amount Of
FOL taxes due, IN addition 10 OuU.lialt
OF their Real aud Personal Property
Tax.
AL checks not payable in Elko will
only be received at ouc.haif per cent
discount.
A.. q. DAwLBY,
County Clerk aud Ex.Onicio Irona.
uror and Tax Receiver.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

DR.. W. II Lewis. LawrencoyiIlc,
Nar writes, al am using K0dol
Dyspepsia euro in my practice
among acvere casos OF indigestion
and find II an admirable remedy.-
Many hundreds Of physicians depend
upon the use OF Kodol Dyspepsia
Curo in stomach troubles. ii III.
costs what you eat, and allows yon TO
cat all good food YOU need, providing
yon do not overload your stomach.
Gives instant relief aud Il permanent
cure. Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

by local applications MS they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear.
Thoro is only one way TO cure deaf.
ness, and TINT is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
intlamed condition of the mucous lin.
ing Of the Eustachinn Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling eonud or imperfect hearing
aud when it is entirely closed deaf.
mess ia tho result, and unless The in.
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition
bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrb. which is nothing but an in.
ilamed condition OF the mucou SUR.
faces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any cnge OF Deafness (caused by
chtarrh1 That cannot be cured by
Halle Catatrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
Address, L. !. CHENEY e co.
Sold by Druggists. i5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
'ROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SaLaIAGUSDl

br. Gardner md wife returned
from their wedding up last night.
Mr.. Mayer returned from Oregon
on the delayed train yesterday after.
noon.
#. j. Franks is in from Bullion.
He says there is nothing exciting out
that way.
Eight freight cars we're ditched
yesterday about eight miles west of
CarliE. The wreck wac caused by
Il broken wheel.
Judge Rutledge was up from Car.
lin this forenoon. lie says there are
% votes in CHrlin and that Br, an will
receive the majority of them.
Isaac Griswold aud John Crosson.
Republican camPaigoes, came up
from Carlin last evening. The only
thing wrong with them il their poll
tics.
Reports from the northern part Of
the county cay that Charley Grover is
stronger there than he was two years
ago. lio is making a clean, honor
able light and should receive the
support Of everyone who thinks that
SIX years at the public crib Ia long
enough for any body.
DR.. Leonard will celebrate his cd
birthday tomorrow. Last year he
celebrated Inc event by turning a
handspring and giving his friends a
big eat. Tomorrow afternoon he will
receive his friends at his Office from z
o'clock ON aud will feed them on deer
meat, coffee aud doughGuts. apple
"sass" and other good things. All are
invited.
Jiro KHshida, a young japanese
who is travelling through the country
ON n wager, gave us IN interesting
call today. KHshida is under con.
tract with tho newspaper company OF
Japan 10 tour tie United States aud
Europe, returning across Siberia
Ills contract compcls Inn TO work
his way. IL he makes the trip in
three years, he receives 5000
Knshidu ~ Il bright fellow md is
making the most Of his trip ucrUss the
United States.
Chairman Hanna exclaims, al
don't believe that there is 4 trust in
the United Statcs!' What is this but
tho Christian Science cure applied 10
ccOnomicsY Tho Christian Science
healer hanishcs disease solely by de.
cluring that il docs not exist, although
the patien, mny DO writhiug in pain.
BY affirming, that there is not q trust
in the United States tlic Christian
Science Republican chnirmun hopes
to convince hig cUuntryniun who
suffer by reason OF trust cxactious
they are victims Of II d%clusiuu.-
Ph"ilAdcIpliin Record.
The official announcement OF the
total population OF the United Stn,cs
for 1900 ia 76,2o5,210 Of which 1881.
90I are contained IN the forty five
S;nt"s representing approximately
the population 10 bo used for arpor
liOninCpt l1loro Ia Il tpiuI
Of l3l.l58 indians not ,nScti. Tho
total population In 1890 with which
the aggregated population OF Tho
present census should he compared
was G3,0Ga,7jG. Taking the 1890
population as Il bqsia there has boon
n gain III population of ~i3.2l5.iGi
during the last ten You're, represent.
ing an increase Of ueariy twenty one
per cent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02

The Reno Journal gives twenty.sir
reasons why the voters OF Nevada
should not vote for MIR. harrington.
From these we select the following:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
BORN.

ERSsr-.In Ei!iO, Nevada. October 2S.
1909, to tho wife of George ID.
Ernst. a daughter.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-02

81 have been a repu blican all my
life, but l cannot vote for the reflect
ion of President Mckinley" if he be
renominsted at Philadelphia upon a
platform indorsing a colonial tariff
and fsvoring the retention of the
Philippine Islands. | have spoken
and voted against these propositions,
and shall not suppress my convict
ions at the bebest of any man or set
of men,"
This public declaration, made
more than once in personal converse
ton, comes from republican United
States Senator and a member of the
republican National Committee
Hon. George L. Wellington, Of Mary
land-whose opposition to the ad-
ministratiou,s expansion policy is a
matter Of record. He says he is still
a republican, but that he is honest
man hrst, and cannot cOnclentiOusly
support the present course of tn
republican party. Moreover, he does
not believe that the country at large
will support It and be is absolutely
certain that his own State is unalter-
ably opposed to Ii He is strongly
of the opinion that by championing
such a national policy at Philadel-
phia the republican party will be
doomed inevitable defeat. Men who
stands for their honest convictions
with the same spirit as Wellington
shows, whether democrat or repub.
lican, are the kind needed in public
service today.