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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Chairman Jones of the democratic ma
tional committee has announced the sub
committees for the campaign. and the list
is suggestive not only of the plan of ba tile
but OF what may be expected in the event
OF Mr.. Bryans success. The executive
committee. the committee on ways and
means. and the press committee are COM
posed exclusively OF democrats. and with
hut three exceptions the members are taken
from the middle states. the south. and the
west The rOck-rfbbed republican states of
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, are repre-
sented on the executive committee. and
the great state OF New York is represented
on the press committee. Does that look
ike making a serious fight for eastern sup
port? Kentucky and West Virginia are
recognized by the appointment of men IN
known outside Of their own states. but
Maryland. with the most astute of all the
democratic managers within her borders. Is
passed over Was 1t at Mr.. Germans re-
quest? And II 5o why?
But the personnel of the advisory COM
nittee tells the tale: Observe:
N c. Blanchard Louisiana: John n
Osborne. Wyoming: John T. McGraw, West
Virginia. H. VI. Teller. Colorado; Fred T
Dubois. Idaho: d. c. TilIotson. Kansas
William v. Allen. Nebraska; J. B. Weaver
Iowa. and Eugene Smith Illinois"
Here was opportunity to prepare fusion
list. and Mr. Jones has improved it In a
way that cannot but arrest the attention of
the populists and silver republicans. The
democratic members are Of next to no con-
sequence at all Mr.. Blanchard is q Judge
and ought not to be dabbling in such work
and the others are obscure men Bur the
silver republicans Mr.. Teller and Mr.. Du-
bois. are men OF national reputation and
force. and the populists. Mr. Allen and Mr..
Weaver. are among the most aggressive
and extreme of the silver champions. And
yer MI Bryan Ii on the eve of opening
the campaign with a speech on Imperial
ISM
Now. mark you. the advisory committee
ADVISES The executive committee executes.
ana the press committee 1t may be said
without any dtsrespect to the press. is of
bur minor Importance The newspapers
which will impress themselves on the cam
paign are not party organs or going ca
boots with managing politicians The ad
visOry committee will do the really irnpor,
aat work. and this committee, as we see Il,
composed IN ability and political experience
% about nine parts OF populism to one of
democracy In fact. in all the territory
north Of the Ohio river the democracy 10
wholly ignored. If therefore Mr.. Jones In
planning the battle. can AFFORD TO call IN
his side advisers like these, will not Mr.
Bryan. In case OF election be justified in
calling 70 his side as advisers men of Ike
stamp? Shall we not see at the cabinet
table at the White House populism and free
silver IN ascendancy over everything eIse2
Undoubtedly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The project 10 bring the Cuban school
teachers. now visiting this country, to
Washington before their return has sue
ceeded. and it is announced that they will
spend the 18th Of the present month in
TINS city This plan was proposed by a
correspondent Of The Star and edltorialIy
approved by this paper at the time. as be-
ing in the interests of better understand
ing between the United States and Cuba
1t was hoped that longer stay than one
day could be provided for. yet in that period
the teachers can. under proper guidance.
see at least the great externals OF govern
ment here presented and receive the bene-
hts of this object lesson in American adj
ministration. certain TO influence their fu-
ture educational work. 1t is desirable now
that arrangements for the reception and
entertainment OF these L. 400 teachers he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
Summer Underwear.
Popular LoW=Priced Sorts.

The demand at this season is
greatest for the neat and practical
sorts of Muslin Underwear. The
kinds that are injured least in the
laundering, yet are tasteful and nicely
made, We have large assortment
OF just such garments, representing
the very best values obtainable.
Womens Muslin and Cambria Drawers. good anal,
ity. plain hem and cluster of tucks yoke
ceNo. l Ill <NS.
Women's Muslin Drawers cambria rufae
with cluster o. hemstitched tucks. Pair S0C.
Women's Muslin Drawers good quality.
rune OF embroidery and cluster Of tucks. Pr. SOC.
Women's Muslin Gowns. high neck yoke OF tbrea
sleeves. Each. m e.H anu SOC
women Nairsonk Gowns. square neck, c. M
trimmed with torchon lace and ribbon Ia sp1 W
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
Infants
Department.

Clothing for the little folks is here
in plenty of variety, from the plain
est to the most luxurious. Attention
is called to pretty little practical
Bingham and Percale Dresses suit
able for country and seashore wear.
Children's Bingham Dresses, good quality, Hub
Each. .................. csc.
Childrens Bingham Dresses. Hubbard STYLE round
ing. Each. . ................. SOC.
Children's Bingham and Percale Dresses Uubba ri
style yoke trimmed with insertion and boz pIaits
ruffe of embroidery neck and sleeves
Children's Bingham and Percale Dresses waist
ard Hubbard styles, trimmed with in ertion q, 90
and embroidery. Each. Observation-Disclosures. spl w
Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Oh. the boy that threw the snow ball
In those happy days gone by.
A high ball or low ball.
How I'd like to see him try
The skill l once upbraided.
How I'd chuckle with delight.
l would have him serenaded
By the band most every night.
When the mercury is spinning
Up to ninety in the shade.
Then his antics seem so winning
l regret the fuss made.
His pastfme seems to fit me
In these days of heat intense,
And every time he hit me
l would give him fifty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Melancholy.
Alack for frenZied China.
IT'S sorrowful indeed
To see a ''fiowery kingdom"
So completely run to seed.
Not Cut Out for a Grocer.

Have you any nice fresh eggs today"
asked the woman with business-like ways.
Madam answered the man who has
just started in the grocery business. per
nit me to remind you that nice eggs are
necessarily fresh and fresh eggs are always
nice. Moreover. If l have any. l have them
today My possession of eggs yesterday or
tomorrow does not in the slightest degree
affect the situation Therefore, time being
precious to a business man, l will simply
content myself with replying that l have
nice eggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
If imperialism means denial of ICON
sent or the governed. then imperialism
exists in North Carolina. 1t Is not estab-
lished by the republican administration,
but by the military methods of demo-
cratic red shirts" 1t Is not put In force
agains: rebeliious Malays. but against law
abiding native Americans
Will Mr.. Bryan in righteous Indignation
denounce the imperialism established III
North Carolina? Or will craven fear of
losing votes force him to be dumb?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The telegraph wires are taxed unneces-
sariiy 10 convey TO the country the intelli-
gence that Webster Davis will also speak"
during the present political campaign Some
things may be safely taken for granted
among them that Webster Davis will speak
That's what he Is on earth for: that's why
his jaw was 1ointed the way II is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
Perfectly Safe.

What's the use Of trying to save the
country" asked the discouraged patriot.
You take the wrong view Of it, an
swered the optimistic expansionist This
country is already saved. 1t is now in
position to extend q helping hand to some
of the others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
An Estimate.

What compensation do you get for your
present employment" asked the young
mans uncle.
Compensation echoed the youth, draw
ing himself up until he showed at least an
inch of neck above his high collar. The
money l receive for my services is very
far from being compensation. 1t is mere
ly 4 consideration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Brooklyn man who lived to be eighty
years old died and the physicians declared
that his habit of using tobacco was re-
sponsible for the failure Of his health. Had
he abstained from the weed, the length
of his days might have equaled some OF the
Biblical records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
The Way to Treat Cleo,


from The Plttsburg Dispatch.
Selling oleomargarine for pure butter is
all wrong, but 1t is a great deal worse 10
sell spoiled butter for pure oleomargarine,"
says the Chicago Tribune. Whether it Is
worse or just as bad 1t can be prevented by
observing the rule laid down in the Penn
sylvania statutes. That is not to color
oleomargarine like butter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Richard Cookers efforts to fling a few
epigrams into the occasion have simply
served to emphasize the fact that he Is
financier and not rhetoricfan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
VIII Mr.. Bryan Answers
From the New York Tribune.

VIII Mr.. Bryan bring home the troops
at once from the Philippines if he Is made
President and leave the people there to
govern themselves. will he continue In
the imperial business of setting up an in
dependent government for them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
SHOOTING STARS.


do you notice much confidence among
your constituents?'
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
Whenever l come near 'em somebody has
something to say about confidence or bunco
or some such institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Before long the people of Kansas will be
sorry they have had prosperity out their
way. 1t is said that over two thousand
pianos have been sold in that state in the
last year; and what is a poor crop occa-
sionally alongside of four or five thousand
music lessons in operation simultaneously?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The gold democrats will refrain doing
anything which will cause Grover Cleve-
land to feel under obligations to interrupt
his summer fishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

All that the administration will ask OF
Senator Wellington is that he will give his
friends as much trouble in the future as he
has given them in the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
S1.5O to 81. so Each.
Summer Gauze
LiSle Hosiery.

A special purchase Of Women's
Fine Gauze Isle Thread Hose is
offered at less than the usual price
for goods of like quality. They are
extra fine and light and have double
soles and high spliced heels.
35c.; 3 prs. for S1.OO.
The usual SOC. quality.
First hocl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The Red Coats" of North Carolina will
now have time to look out for Yellow Jack.
who has appeared in Florida. There is
good deal Of local color in the south Just
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The sultan should take his mind of the
Chinese troubles and give attention to that
Indemnity. This government may need the
money To buy ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Imperial edcts are now issued In China
with the understanding that they are sub
ject to change at the discretion of the
management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
ArnOld's
GauZe Drawers.

For woman's summer comfort
"Arnold's" Gauze Drawers are I'M
equaled. Light in weight, cool, elias
tic and trimmed with lawn or hand
some embroidery. The woman who
tries them will not be disappointed.
6Oc. to Sl.75 a Pair.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

All this trouble in Kentucky has not suf-
feed to bring single word from that once
favoTite son. John G. Carlisle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

1t may be conjectured that if Ii Hung
Chang refrained from committing suicide
1t was not because of any conscientious
ScrupleS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The Chinese base their hopes mainly on
chance of their holding out until the
allies get to fighting among themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
The Water Front.

Mr.. Hill is willing to shake hands with
Bryan, but he declines to embrace "1G to l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

few speeches from Mr.. Reed would at
least show that there are no hard feelings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

DIn order to avoid delays, on ne
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the
Office, but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial Business Depart
ments, according to tenor purpose.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
Observation-Disclosures :

Another week off, doubt, dis
quietqde and ,unee rtafntsy 2 has mas
dragged along with daily, differing
reports and surmises,5 and yet noths
ing is definitely known as toothe
safety ofsthea foreign minister's n
China!s Direct communication be-
tweenEPeking and the coast has
not been re-established, and such
advices as purport to come through
by special messengers. are unsatis-,
factory, contradictory and conse-.
quently diseEedited. The message,
from Minister Conger to ctheostate
departments t.Washington, = ztranss
mittedazby the resident y Chinese
Minister Wu,T accompanied-by as
surances thatfas late tfasottAe Goth
inst. the legations Atheic ministers
and their officiaf Il Gus hold were
safe, bears no date. Witch IS Sight,
flcanta Its Inrethe secret CIPHER
of the government, bptweYenn that
fact1is Observation-Disclosures of.
its authenticity aAndtuyet; athe.
UnfteTi States disLpfoeeetiings upon
the-hYpotfesis thatitafs 9tfueuth
the Chinese eminent IS acting
in good faith which, is the only,
proper course; and vet ma k1esf o.: r
gent demand that opI1 government
be put ia immediate and .Hnmjstakr,
able direct communications owith
Mr.! Cenger,sitsH mipisterazr5sl5 atIT
The Chinese GOVERN through
its young emperor Kwang' Hsu, has,
appealed to president Mckinley to.
actas mediator between. his govern
ment and the European powers to
the end that peace may be, assured
and all differences isatisfact orily,
settled. fo:this appeaEathe.p resi..
dent has given assent Eupon4ahe
conditions that assttran eesr Be given
of the safety Of all the. foreign
ministers, and that they be assured
of safety and Protection Without
restraint, and that official comm un !
ication be opened up, udireetlYS.bes.
tween China and the other gov
ernments, and that foreigners be
protected under the treaties. Fine
reply is comprehensive, reasonable
and wise. Should 4 this country
succeed in this purpose it will win,
not ebR Sthea gratitude off China,
bntA the enthusiastic AappfopaF of
the eiRilfzefWeflG : Tsz~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
sAUK CENTRE HERALD.
cHAS. F. HENDRIX, Prop'r
Subscriptions, $l.50 a Year.
s 90 If Paid in, Advance.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
800 as8i ~ y ~ sEt
President s.yt!f ire 9gfti q ,,at Il
WILLIAM MCKINLEY Of, Ohio ms
Vice-President- Il 1tsrIF ,aavs tffIsI! al
THEODORE RoosEYgELTof New Yorl

=
THEODORE ROOSEVELT Of New York.
~ 81 &C -----------4;!.ts ~ gafs4!is.H
United States Senator q" 30 'o3lal
KNUTE NELSON OF Alexandria
Governor-aIi.nE as AEt5 aH req hah &
SAMUEL RYAN SAINT of;Winonas. sdt
Lieutenant Governor. 81 3t1Ea aG INV 3i
EYNDoNG1k. SMITH of Montevide0soLa o
Secretary State l-stGd 1859 arab 80
RETBR7Es HANsoN-of Liseh6ead.iis sld
stateTReasnrer-IaH GrA' aisa eds '',4lee
JULIUS HI. BLoCKsof Sss Better d-amoa z
Attorney GsaeraaSab aG.o I,aGsi1Eo BAN tasi
WaELaCER- DDTGLAS of MosrheadI s
Chief Jast4eesof the Supreme Court4Tsw y9l
CHARLES JSTUARnof .Ruohestes. ina.
Associate JastieEof the Supreme Courtafl 5sl
LeRTNsM COLLINS OF SsaOieudssa al
Railroad Commissioners. A. year tsfhilaGfz 10
JOSEPH GlMILLERof TwetHarbnrs1q
Railroad Commissioned, f1y9ar teSaiG4ss Ta1ra
FRA B.. MILLSof Mooehesda grav adile
Railfead COMMISSIONER p year term a9E4Iwo
GHaRLBSFt STAPLES ofWect st. Panli'
1870 4&C9G 9aa ara sd 4uo3 as
% aguza 9
Congressman. Sixth District; 81. -,[;,v-.
PAGE NORRIS o., Duluth. % =
Si4G .S46l 2Hl Idas%-tt All Io4I12 J
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
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d HIsalase's # B. sssgIs cess gP't 4ss
ticket fororefelsctIon to the district
mdgeships by petition ltriss not a
partisanran ominatienyotheooP petition
of two thousand9names Including
hhtafl parties. tsait is
a great tribute9to "a man lhe4ding
sucH1 ,a III office that after long and
hborions service, his reelection IS
demanded by all parties and and. all
cases ala u Enah 4-za. ..L..NLna -s-.t-.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

~, YsAssHHINqTos, J1l,y s rs The Chinese
minister lWu Ting.sF Fang, w oemmpni- !,
Gated TO the secretary of nstate.twoeiH-
portant kilograms The first 10 from
sheng, the director 81 posts and 'tels.a
erApls inxShAnghai. aud says:
MForatatb that Minister Conger's
Geographic reply has come. Imperial
decree Of the 22d this moon correspond.
Ing to July Isl stated that all ministers
were safe. Insurgents are fighting and
killing each other. Ii Hung Chang is
proceeding northward to suppress riot.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
lDemogratic dgfecti5h fig increas.

: lDemoerratic detection IS increas.
ing Iathes thar s sp hE ssEai1illl elda
'standaEd dsmpsr stsoare rpptazde..
'eeiNed by hthes,i' para mapnts iesueo
Phrasea@Theit6 plank is tWide-
reiterated -onoeoinu setTternsT andr
pnce1ff 'aaaeeffefal reafffHHatioif Of
The. Chicago bPHatf5rfiHn.a They hfaH
I'd see any j, Issue Paramo aunt 4 e, ,iit il.
They know wen thai tthEhs. f;stlfasWYt..
mene ofatmPsriaalismqa and mil ittaFisInIl4
arearnaBtufactHred, for plat omi par Il
possess only.sa6fhIs avc oihntfy4d5h has
nothing toifearuaiong Ithose hines.
While thed 1dahgers' of'da odebased
eurTenc are fmtnedfatte, In case Mr.,
Bryan should be elected. =
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
III = q rs. u
THE REPUBLICAN, PLATFoRM..

ms u. Il md Co. II -. -sEi.I IgEs
Fire Republican party nation
aLaonVehtion scissor adeelaratiaaI
o., principles elearsan explicit and
Affirmative asaadd-4ihlas-alMays been
ACCREDITED WITH showing its, singer
ityby amaking.ats. announce oogoE,
icTiess e effective When in power
Condensed to the limit the plat
form upon which Mckinley and
Roosevelt stands is as fo1logs;
No free coinage of silver at SIX.
ten sonsa mo .asbasens1 tsqf
the currency or repudiationa Of a tbs,
nations promises to IT'S creditors.
NeTSlaxatlon of Vigilance In de-
fence Of the gold standard. Nd re-
turn tosa tariff which brings to the
Government deficiencies in It's
revenue and to the people, the
destruction of their PROSPERITY,
No poiicyof scuttte in stfea Rhiiip pr
pines. No evasion of the duties
which are ours i'm that quarter of
the globe. No retreat Of the flag
tha 9ehA Sfi1khtion, Sbfika hnh
liberty for all whom it covers. No
wayering, no turning aside. no re-
treat, in the fuffifrner1t of our mar
tional or international obligations
in-Ghiaa--or -eiSsMhzYe. Ne-sys-
fehderof+he prestigetfis repdbffc
has won during the past three
aHivlfs besISEffa .v01d
The Republican party can be
trusted by the AmeriNsp
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

Ii
ba, now that a definite programme,
so far as. such aiming isipossibles has
beensannouncedaas to the turning
overofGGuba to -Cubans by this
government. 1t was impossible to
set a date, but the official state
imentz that as soon as the Cuban
government, which sWflt Be pro-
vided for by the Constitutional
Convention sdelegatesstto which,
WiItebe.eleeted in September can
be gotintoaWorking orders the ID
IS. would Withdraw from the island,
is so definite itfIatfit Just. as effecto
ualTy, disposss Of the matts as
though 4, date were fs named zap for 9 our
retifeme Mt FROM the island ,sw wov
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
REMEY HEARD FROM! az
tneporss conaa.ion. quiet at gae1, Tain at

tRepOrts Condations Quiet at Gien' Tain at /
Geo eds hisis Present.. If ttir gatgastGi
7 WasHINGToN, July a3sr The navy, de-
parnment. hasn received the, following,
Icablegram from Admiral Remey dated,
,Taku,I July 20ssYii 60 8sGo.lt s. d1raw az
raleHR sin auiet.a Latestrsport, Rusai
,siancsuurces! j ply 10; legationss at Pekin;,
,stIili holding, oaal Reliability ssof this
,inferanation uncertain. Maj or, Began 4
Captains oNoyesiand Boekmiller, kirsti
.Lientenantsa tIawtpn aand hoeffnl
wounded Ninth, infantry ofdeersn and
Second tLieate nant dol ys marine corps,
,slclHy now aboard Solaoe, Expect bout
mena Will send them ell
to- IL kohama hospital ifssa saa,ts .usl
!, L0xpeNYJuiy 2a4-T he Admiralty has.
received the afulioWiIig telegram Gfroms
Admiral Sey mouresa alI1 fs2aaqat ;lasi
rfFian Tsin and neighhorhood entirely,
,eyacualAd Chinesessioful cir fpa sofi
ID s'iqSRR i a5TSp , china 'f ,s 3
wssS sb fasppaarfsn Chit k4aaaSu1e fsl Lassoaf
aoGo ba1f Stan OffiSersb8d asosfQ al
WKsHiS - IDLY tsss33 : The wal ideis
paifftnent mas ann oihced shei thames 6f'
the f0llowihg 6fficsrs Who ahave labeen,
ortdfeafHg 5ds t6n fepoftg tob Ma ort Geherhlt
Chaffee for duty ON his staff: Lieutenl'
anr tColoHeI Hglstahd,o assistans sad11i1i:-
tafdit gengta19 goloneis HaaE8f hries. dasa
sisfantl q1aftefin astsf fgenerall | iMajor'
Gallagher, heonlmis sary; Leutenafiti
C0ioneil Dickman, Invent! sixth III .2fSg
va Major Muifi, Thirty -sixth UaS.JV.sl
Rjfor oStephsnsen, sturgeon; Q Captain
Crozisf,, ordnance aaspartmShSi tsel etsr
uiof gibIud -lAet4-o1 1rfId al nsai or
9lftaPROBABL YauINC0 DIRECT Iaaa1o
I1asb tagaln llssT al; Jsu.rag e2I8do :
British iGrpiseE, sRePortsd ], tn Purs6f of
haih, n, Hdpps Ch,sns eissI Ls =. =,
/. S I Hsis s ! s as s l'ls yas
.fthdi sh nisS55p 3D. F .aSaSsI
70 seize ths Al h bYgIt A fi.s LssHur 8
b9sEd5 osA u f all5 T pliI v sSca
Ss8 81 5sssaSS s,a g u ssss
moved. ss-7s, - @ 81
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Communications From { elk


passed through the same channel, At
Shanghai Sheng receives everything; in
Washington Minister WI is the . me- lst j,
dunn. The point OF this isthat this q dr.
ditienal evidence is deprived OF a good
deal, of its lcorrob orative value: v al s.i6
Notwithstanding this fact our gov
sernment is proceeding upon the; pre-
sumption that these communications
are, authentic. Il, has, not been in,
,fuenced in this attitude by European,
criticism, but convinced that it had
every thing TO gain and. ], nothing 70, lose,
by reposing confidence in, the Chinese
minister here, the state departme e has
ielt It TO be, not only, good policy .bpt &
duty to make use of the. friendly disp,o g:
,sition Of the proTforeign, Is Chinese g Of
ficials, to ALLEVIATE the condition Of the
.legatloners il they, are still alive. 4,
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One, by oneS the Democrats are
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