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Ar VAR OVER ZEE T0WS PrhP.
ru Removal Has Split the Denseratie Psrty
In New BYusswtek.

NYu BsrNsuicx. y. J.. Aug 1.-THE Demo-
cratic party. which hAs control 0. The
zov-rpreIt o. this city, is thresteoed
WITH disruption. For rAny years q pump
has b-en II Church street, which Is the prin-
c!pal business thorouxt,are Q. the town. Pec-
81. have cone from blocks 20 get vs,er from
i AID i, w.s one Q! the landmarks o. the city,
During the warn weather tire pump drew
crowds some 0. the sbopkenp~rs beca--se
annoyed and Asked Alderman Zahn. Demo
c-A';c member o! tie Council 10 have = re-
moved TIE pump DISAPPEARED one morning
before ths I~ople living near u got o1f o. bad
Then hov! ra- reised that Was echoed from
finally reached the Common Council IN Pc
tior asking .o- she return o. the pump.
The Reputhcgu mem bes ot the Colr n
took sioee With ,he IeuuoneS. ScrDe O! Tie
De-loc-atc rssIL'-rs went ove- WIN ih@Iil.
While the Aier-asn were cusrTelanS over tNe
q. Church street viewed With a. anxious eye
TIE vel vk!ch Rad not been f!led II. AmclS
t.l@Il Vas the family ., ZiiE-ne-TnA ar
the PrAsl1ent O, thA Boa-d @, Edleation. Who's.
prufprvy is yery oloee 10 the vel. HIS sun-tn.
law. believing the vel 10 he 9 nuissrcs, eagASed
= workman sarly this inorn;nS 10 Hn i' in. Tie
rnan arrived with q cart load q, dirt and corn-
rneroe1 n tear W the slab over the hole. The
yho.e ne-Shhorhocd vas aroused II feu
minutes. Alderman c A. Oliver Denocysl.c
slab and de.sd any one 10 remove him a. the
slsb. Tie workman save W his job: Alder
rnsn Oliver. who j. the chairman q! The Po.,ce
Committee, placed policeman on Eiayd AZ the
place !cs fear thA, the opposition Democratic
members would make another sttsInpt 10 II!
the well. The &C, o, Alderman Oliver La.
stirred ~ dls-sasiops II the De-noI-atsc PARTY
and promises 20 become Political issue.
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Williams asl the Hopkf.ses.

To THI EorTos oy THs srS-st-, Y--i
ve-y fgl srtei. ecror,!se Williams coSisg- ca
o-e iS= q i,se-.1 70 -r-ry siuzrss o, Ia, .-r5't-
ran- Snoe the Names a. Hopkins .-s El.!.=, A.
snt s~er vi'l D., closely izf.t og.;s.- s,a -, 80
Dr Nss Ho7girs vu E-ovr as c.e 0, -. g..-:.1
vkes.rs o; yo-nr ne. q lie Iss, e..tsJ. r5ov- Z
u a. A. NArF. u. p.-ier, nan"
d. Hopkins uo1z--c-a s;s euaes - tutor e ~
ard ih-n ss asSsiAai proesso,. ,--.sss5' P-rs-t:t
AZ a:'e-r.re FL Prese,ni sui sal t..e,i,g -. :
s>-V q !- lss7. hAring s'rea SIjy.tvo v.L,. =
ne n T.. co4ier. .-e ss b-o;s.,. Ae>ri z 5ri-'
Ii q. oo--rsrcrg As ,uto' II ls:-. a.. t.,- -
O. u, NE 10 II. tpNeg.
as~ two eroit ,fs, - iovee .rc so-r-= gtT'
NIiA-s Cnlege = y.s-s = is-is'Gl 49, :.:sA':
sr WILLIAM D POSTER eAss 4 D..
NEW YoRx. Asg i!
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Lincoln the Despot.

re I.isa.a poip !Sertine o. AuS. 10
contain. these remarks about man whom
many Democrats used 20 abuse Ike pick
pocke. when he Was LIVING ami whom the
Democrats O, 20 day are fond a eItolinS
and QUOTING. in their real occasionally fors-
ing quotations:
No ro,. .a;Aruoa. sls-e-r couH - conceived
,san u. sALrg. tssi LINCOLN va al iIr'tAh't
Ere-r ~o.. .cd every Al 0, ~ h'-0e E- Ssr - ihs
eAAt. VIZ iAehcot Z. vyu.4 AVE d.'Sas-e N
u-rs.sr a. un.A-,rtsI s-e i-.=a's- u. roFIc
r,vei have sor,rt &c T~op. sSALsi is.i' oo:sert
Ee soue never ssu, 'aeeret away '.e oee-s;Aaoc @
Ine.p.nee.c. he -. -4 ler,i hsv. ia:usee a.
.u;auo. via sgz.l Est.'y. he voll- rsr- ssr.
toltta,.d q eazulci 4,o' sys;ez- K. rcvle ner.r
hAv. pee % r.tu, TIE oursse5Is stals q
cuba 4, vo-!c n.v,- have ,IeAAnr.t American
s.oe fot ,o-,snsale let Imperialism inros- Lo'.
NORTH. CEc.- RHODES AID CAs-LEREAsE sgi
II e.rA-, @, oo- r.oz e,es-ey spare tie soot asHs
q. o.AsRAEAN LINCOLN
In the I.dss-apsls Joa--ai Of Aus 10
are some extracts from this same Ser'r,e. II
ise4 We reprint three o. them:
Have Dot TIE peOpa. eAny evheno iss'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN Is sSsun.rg II. pcvc-iae
le,,rt.s pov,r-to .usa. s.= 20 pay lis cee.s anc
rersniss kis or.-drsva oos.rs- .Ihsus.ct ey s1.
usv,gane- sne sns.uou. SIN. FOR y.ovt;'
Nor. thar ,.sAie-n .urdr.. year. age Rnre vs
ecvernod ey th'ee n.n 81 -. enc ci ihAi r.p1Aic
one ras cEsAR Th.y yer. al q not1t Mood Acc
", too. hAv. oai n -zUEse liScoLS. STANTON.
HAiIEcK hsi, un.1Tis-avly. r.t.,r o. tssl "a.
soaa Q very hlga oesoruL The-. suoceecec az
Hrp4os veo could tea. When Ror. Va, eurn;ns
We al,o k,,. o., P. pros. LINCOLN. saO car t.ll
l. -
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Mr.. McGuire's Two Plans. I.

J. Z Mcguire, the Iona Democratic
organizer o. the present Democratic
campaign In New York. has two plans, one
very Old and one very new. for the proee-
c1rion o! the canvass for BsYAS and AplAI
Z STEVENSON. The frs; plan Is the
organization Of the Democratic party, or
what is left OF II In the Empire State, By
school districts. method o! minute thor
oughness o! which he late sAxrn J.
Tor It's suooess as an indispensable pre-
requisite something now vofully lacking
on the Democratic SIDE. a sufficient numher
Of Democrats TO orSaniLa Without TIE
Democratic. the school district method
Is about a useful as would be q masterful
knowledge of hydraulics 20 . Bedoctn
Arsb o. the desert
The other plan 70 which Mr McGr1As
gives his approval /. the liberal use o,
stereopucons 10 illustrate political truths.
a method which he found Of cons derable
advantage in municipal canvasses in Syr.-
c'lse, especially when the opposition TO him
was divided. Unfortunately. one very
serious obstacle exists to this method o.
modern campaigning for Democrats in
New York this year. They have nothing
available 10 Hash on the white screen:
no concrete facts TO quote the words
used BY Mr TrIpKN
The essenaa, feature Of canvass BY ssere-
optscon Is contrasts. for instance. such a.
thsse: kAr,sAs farm in isg'. MCKINLEY
President followed by Same farm In
1901. BsrAS in the White Hos,ee:.' or -Idle
Factory. undr McKUlEY' and 'whssh
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The Proposed Extra Session OF the
F1fty.seventh Congress.

II BRYAN should be elected. and u
Democratic House should BE- elected. ana
n BRYAN should convene Congress IN e1-
traordinary session in March. 1901. 10 haa!
down the American iaS in the Philippines,
and IL BRYAN and a Democratic Congress
should be able 70 do tha; shameful thing
Dos any human beins believe that the
ssroe BnYAS and the sa-ne Democratic
Congress would not Use the same extra
ssss.on TO haul down the sold standard and
b haul up sixteen 20 one. or at least to
attemp, n do tha, shameful thins'
imperialism is psrarnoun. caly 70 cover
the paramountcy Q. sixteen 70 one; 10 cover
II untl time and opportunity shall arrive.
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The Next Congress.

The underhand supporters a BETAS.
OF whom the Erc7,rp Post Of this town Is
the mouthp!ecA. will direct their Efforts
IN render him assistance 10 the Congress
elections more especially The gold or
Republican majority in the presen, Con-
Srers Is so narrow that they hope, even
with the fev votes belonging 70 their fac
non, 10 turn the scale next November 20
the sice Of Organism
They rely. In the first place. on,the loss
OF most Of the few Republican seats In the
present Congress from Southern States.
because oi the disfrsnchisement o. the
political opposition. and the remainder
necessary 10 overcome the small Republican
majority they are plotting With the Bryan
ties to pick up In Northern districts by
throwing their votes 70 the Bryanite can
diiates
That is. they are schernins In their petty
way 20 produce a deadlock in legislation
during the next four years by the election
Of . Congress which viii be hostile TO the
Administration and its measures; for they
cannot doubt the reelection o. President
q
result, the consequences. Of course. would
be exceedingly injurious 20 business. The
prosperity Of this country would be seriously
retarded, a. every man can easily foresee.
II there Was a conflict between Congress
and the Administration
Nothing except political rn,hSnity would
attempt to bring about such q state o,
affair. a. . Consequence O, the Congress
elections. for 1t could accomplish no good
for anybody. any cause, or any party.
and would only eIaspera"e the country
and tend 20 the depression Of enterprise
BY creating oouhV and confusion Even
with the Administration a. q bulvark
against the sweeping away Of prosperity
with silver legislation. there would remain
the disturbing influence Of Bryanite Con-
gress and Of a continuing conflict between
the legislative and the Executive branches
Of the Government
We do no' need 20 speak more specifically.
for the calamity Of such a contest is ap-
pareat 10 al intelligent men To complete
the victory FOR security and prosperity
obtained next November IN the reelection
Of President McKINLEr the return 81
House o. Representatives in harmony With
the Republican policy is naniiestly essen
na- The same intelligence which defeats
BsrAS for President viii need 10 over
come Bryan.sm in the contemporary Con-
gress elections
r oourse, the gold forces are con,entins
vI'h loaded dice SO far as about one-duarte-
o' the House Of Representatives i, con-
oerned. FOR those seats belong 20 southern
States where there Is no pretence Of a
fAr contest. With diligence. however,
The presen, small majority from the
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The Paramount speech,

Gen sANBo BONES o. Springfield. Mass.
has learned Col BBTAxs Indianapolis
speech by heart and regards II As the no
bles, specimen o. contemporary literature.
superior even 10 the Hon WILLIAM LLorp
GARsIsoSs Tahasco-T -TaSalos sonnecs But
Gen BONES Is cold and feeble In his
praise compared with the editor OF the
Te--e Hss.e Erp-ess Col JBcHoSIAH D.
Evx. Col HCx believes that the Indian
apo.is lecture u the very up and apex Of
sublime verify. In all the elements Of
greatness he writes, IL stands supreme,
a majestic statement Of immortal truths .
And not only the speech but the maker
o. il Is supreme In the enlightened view
az Col Hrx. Mr.. BRYAN stands alone.
unique, unparalleled:
"H.ss- ,-sn. because he n he rras oess auH
rsro- o, ocsia and nnsde'cs oos H~tng snd Ss
ae,.si sot noa co=rsgeors eha17son O: -. = saes'
ara rossea no7es o. We pain pcorle voors COZ
-ua ssv. Iov.c io: ;. ass rst, = rs-T r! ihc:.
Col HrX knows In hterk, I!c g no
clearer and more persuasive u-sai..>,t7 \
o, eternal truths. and II taxes :scs A. an
equal with the worlds epoch-nsk.. or
tlons- Col HcX can't think OF any other
living man than Mr.. BRYAN who could have
written that supreme and peerless speech,
but be thinks that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
and HESRr WARD BzBCHEs could. and
would. had they been living WILLIAM
EvARr GLADSTONE could. and would. on
a similar occasion WENDELL PHILLIPS
IS another
The Hon CHAMP CLARK l. still another.
For Superintendent Of the Federal Trust
License Department in case Mr.. BRrAS
is elected. the Hon JHcHoSIAA D. Hrx
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n. EA.e.,.A Fnip,... ..a u. Is,er...

To TIE EDITOR op The srS ST.: !, su-xisee
ne ven nsss Wien ! r-s. TIE :o1ovirs s,nHsos O.
NJ. B-ya,' ro,tcstoa s?eech a. ii sppass 70 NE
% ~ ersiely false; The eduav! rIptsos A.. nov
- rrVc' NA!nsi ia BE noa ;goo'a-i ones have
-,es - '-s1 -c< 7iaoos 70 or eorinaron'
- go %. ". re,ClsnE Ttiytsos are tie u,eeu.
ost-O 80 ut. -. -,c-paoa q Aguissjeo aada sev
oSse-, NJ. ala one @, ihs b-s, ecvoset Ylap,nas
sys 'sst y. ssoun keep he lslancs ard PIT cova
u. '.s~H'on Aruinsleo voule say ID. san. ,Sirs
sri b. wishes 70 - ehjef 'ross" and naturally en-.
%. h-a.ns o. TIE pco' Gsv o, Ftip:bos vita lot os
rot for itsi pG'po-.
NJ LAiss book % The Phlirsxas islands 10
ample proc: fr sse sspv. eate-seat src Nj. LAla.
ssrirs ee.a ec- 10 ta. PAN prirs INases s,e lived
ts.rt ros' a, his n. fnovs . gooe deal seisf VIA,
iae Ffrp,oo n.ets ;ha- Co. william jennings Bryar.
v3o las rronasy never ~ lis foot within sone
isocsAods u nss tro-, TIE Psnippsns Aichl peissa
Nsv YoRE- Act - Grs-AvB ArEA
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YHE HALL or FAHE.
IA, Aiexa.des Hasiiiss the r. sht to . Fi.e,
Anssg the wortAIes:

To rHE FprroR or TIE SvS-Sv. T. ~
any res,rio ton against Americans Q! fore.
birth Alexander Hanlltoa i barred !ron 'r.
Hall Q. Fame. So much the wore FOR tte y -
Pane Imagine. IL you car. an Enshsa EA 70
Fame with cut bust or tablet cr soueih'-s
WILL, m the ConQu-ror. o. French Il n o.Fs-.
ignoring the great Napoleon How cou.d 4 -
with such an omission te representative
national greatness: How can 81 Am.r,,-
Hall Of Fane omit Hlmillon ard lay c.Aia &
being an American hsl Of FsEle'
II Hsnilton's greatness do@su't belong -
this country, rray where does II hlonS' l. -
wasn't an Amerlcan. one o, the Fathers 0. =.
Commonwealth. What VAS h='
don't mean 10 find fault with 'he HAZE ~.
aSains; ihe fore eD-torn. On the contrary i
i. a good rule and ought 10 lie en phAs,led , 3d..
thi. brilliant exception. who in his t-rn us-
deserves the distinction o. having sei as de e.
bis sole heneet SO proper a restriction.
In Hamiion's case ve are rot dealing wa
d!s;iu llaAed foreiS n-Sorn American. but ",
the most brilliant aSure II American b.s'o-y
and after Washin ston ard <ncoln. Ihe grea;-.'
Aftr lAnooln te i. only ssn>e Lac j. :
SrA;.Cn 10 do Who has not read N he brQ.s
stoui the gifted Fed ralists abe, ee-, az 4 AZ
rressve chAmp-onsh,p Of Union AGAINST k-
=
-or,h Calhoun and Jefferson DNvis' And Us
sccep's noe o! TIE challenge 10 the due, n ws.c.
De lost his life due TO fear lest otherwise :.
should dlscred, himself for the supreme con
uard o! the armies o! the Union IN the Srest
Ovl War which be confidently yr~dici~d a.
expected from year TO year.
II there ever vas Al honest able veorcrs
and gts'ed ~nnboci uent o. AnericAnsrn Alex
ander Hsmi.,on vassuch Wash ne;on stni.ei
him. trusted him and for the most psyt sP-
proved o! him What AZ Asc~noency be eIe--
cised over the iulaSinstions Of men o, lis owa
generation o. stsnts v- may Judge from -.
great men. that of al the famous men OF n.
tune, or.y Fox and Napoleon were Ear.l'oa
equals While il took . delegation u oorv.y
,he adherence o. each O.! tie o'her StAt>s tie
name q Hamilton, solitary aod alone, su.-
rcisnt,y represe ed that II Ibe Empire STAT -
the Const.tut ton. which VAS itse.i largely the
orsrrinS o. his own train.
Who or what il the Hall OF Fame iha; 4,
should reject Alexander EamLtou' 10 u toe
Il al o. Fame that uAkes ,srnol. Americas o.
famous Americans that oonstiuie the Hal o.
Pane
The ~ondrr Of American. and .ore.xn.r. 4.
growing more ard more at the nesieci vhc.
'he memory G. this great nan as Ard 10 ye; ~.
Srov untl h.s dust is ftIingiy en,ornb~d lAe
that o! Grant in a rns0sol.um that shan De oce
Of the at monurnen Of tb- une-oJ oils
IN the YreAncme. II 20 be st least eIpecs~d
that the Hall o. Fame. unl'es 10 10 lent upon
beng more indigo ncus than American great
mesa itsAi. VII dedicate one OF .i. nosi
prominent inches 10 AleIande- Hamilton
HovAsp VI CASsoH.
WET sro0BHDo,. Mass. AUG. IL
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A pcpSiiss Aeessatisa
rycv, tie Rdls.cA CaSe1uo~

There Eod resson 70 supp1ae that the
dominant Democrat. In North C1yeiin, se.
.oerstely planned Tor Mr. Bryan. de,ea. In
Hor'h Caro.ns shen hey sabni,ied lbe spf-
irASe srne ctn-ai 70 TIE Constitution which hs,
lsv.r BEEN rsrsAi EoE else are We 10 a.,
ecuni !or t5e isci Ihst he Amendment wn 20,
s1oWed % g. into e.e> from and after Us ra,i-
Icston Itsaso o-.iA!p HAT ne Democrats
CD Dot 40 Irovoe The inference ls lr-eSttIti.
that ihey O. net rlsa % c-urlye the R~rubi-
cat csrdcE'e for ih- Presidency this yesr a
We scvA'tase that aoc-ues TO him through the
pegro vote oi re STATE Ar. the rfereroe h
eausllr ces- tAs' they uusI have wanted NJ
BrJhn 70 ose toe electoral vote o. No-th Caro-
Ina this year
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Held CO Par Dsvu-

Mt. CAhhEt- Asg s-vsre wnEa- Rs1nu ~
avof u isr svnp hsuS o: G;rsr1 eolliery 80
fe"i une-f ne Trccnd last -iest ts;e- zAsxe1 Aiss
say1er rrec vita r.ravers, roes-d hin cf $50
rs E'Iniy rsy Il, sr-v -. nn.ey ha Sst-rcsy
ane he tn 5aney 10 aole IL lie rcS ne roee<rs
sGS Se eo0 d ioe pump hos>e urni he h>ri
ors Ae EASsirsry 70 o. IL hen tkey eers late TIE
- entAosa'e ara d0siog he eoo, s1rrcaseeA
we pr1. nsn, AID iaia-n.e ntz Il be moved o. Al
vurd et vork beoeasI HeSner r-aliinx thai -
IA sesps7sa Esn 70 deal viii. AAnAs1 ,Ss nocey
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In other performances. gained as great
success ~ the plays burle~qued
The success Of thi. local ourierque II
good thing Burlesque needs brains and
intelligence in writer and audience before
ii can thrive. That the performances at
thi. music hall have worked up rom eItrav-
asanza more or less unclsd 10 buriesque
depending less on thefenale form than on
the Wit 81 the words and the inteAsence
Of us audiences is Q good sign for the ctys
current theatrcals
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To rn EprToA OF TEE SrY-Sk: have
rea d with interest the names for the Han o.
Pane reosniy printed In TEE srS. Be.rs
more familiar With the history Of ,nvenston thar
with the other groups. ! mus, say that reSsrd
the Is; submitted as one Of eoaspiooous ou!s-
sson Il contains the narnes o. one or two sx-
plo..ers o. inventions which they do NO, CLAIM
as tke.r own: 20 mention these fp@c.So&.y =
v ou6 perhaps Be invidious
None o! the names in electric uAttrrS .s gtveu
IL the l.si. We; IN no branch has the progress o.
irysn non been n re remarkable
In. selection Of the names IN this list shord
Be left 70 some repreeent tAi.ve bcdy familiar
With The entire subject such. for example, a.
the raiec; eectiou o! tie American Bar AsSocs-
New TolL A-1. IL I'd. JoHeroH.
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pspsIist Vote Necessary 70 Bryaa
P-1- n, Rel,,,k Cauea1-4

Fr0-l ~ Hc4s,-S , dtclN1N
II took the Pop1lisl vote in isee 10 carry North
Carolina 70, Mr. Bryan. There are more
Mckinney Democrats " this State nov than
there we're in ise EVERYBODY knows this
MI. Bryan. lasi IMP 20 Rsl>gh demonstrated
Il. The NeSs d-d Ohse-r~- feels the truth Of
IL anc is drumming os ly its ore black s,rins
Of negro in the face Of tkese men, 70 hold
them in line for NJ Bryan in November. Mr.
Bryan's real friends should desire for him as
necessary 70 his suooess II North Carolina. th.
yho6s Popu ist vote q! tn STATE. asonS uth
the whole Democratic vote. O. couree the
Popuhst vote sut nor honesiir.
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DlyAAlaNN.

TO TIE Bp.ToR OF THE sry-sr: Ye1f sc..
repoccsnt & y. V. r." sess TAT othsr women
besides se1sei I'll ~ AeI voices sys,nss The need
less sHseries' irei-~t 90 tie Beer pnsonss, ~
se.ss SEE, 70 DiysAlsvs In cev;or vters tsey rus,
'sIeus The trtoieraeis e'iEs,s Of incia"
I,sirt 10 vas &c -. cc,u1.s q. TEE srH / av Q
eesctysion q isis inps< be pro.oun - p.ae.. J,
is setue.r eve AZ 81 tkcusane feet above sss levsl
anc IS . ssrnAr.ua TIE writer asserk,g the rsos
ss.e O TIE n.5a, eelig sUul plaoss Il tae
vo'... GDt tsoagei tie prsceefs IN lues 70 ss
tsri there B.
NEW YORK. Aue.Il
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TAs Prsphes JereniaA % v. J. Br>~,t...
aaA Others.

To IEl ED!ros oy ZEE scS-Sw: rbs
prophet Jeremiah sooe , ono sad odd y-s-. aso
seeus 70 have Known o. Bryan ard his followers,
and 20 have Underwood hem
BE e~oenrJ LAD then IL his raind uhe, 4,
osap'ef u. Te:-- B. Of hSpropaeces. he .x.
Gains: hsproesie SILVER shan In.n call rheun,
oecause tbs Lord hath rejected then
J-r-miaa vas fsr-s.ssnx man. and bad 70 to
IN bic eye even ss THAI sariy cay. w.p.J.
Wan o0sst NYv Yonx, Ass. IL
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SseDhes Gfrar1.

To yHB EprTon OF the scy-0f-. havs
.r., reoe.ved your correspondents Invitation TO
the Ear Of Pane. and ukAs Am glad 70 have
received The honor o. i,. an obliged, un,ortu-
ns,ely, 20 reno1nce the pleasure. have prom
i.et 10 spend tie future With ny French
ano>s,os ana ss Al especially invited By
countrynen born, ike n y,elf. near BorceauI
F-sroe. rot 81 remain with them would b .
near approach 10 tresson. with vh,oh erin.
may the eods ever keep ny hands ard h-sri
rrtsLied E1c1ss me 10 your correspon oe1i
and tel him lhs, it really ccts NE TO the heart
not 20 be ore O. the conpsny.
tlnns with ny tAsrks and reGrVa Acn6eur
dndly Accept the expressions OF NY sert,
uents tie n.oss distinguished.
S-xYHu 0nARp.
,Born near Bord-aux. Yranc-. NaT - 1850
Died. Phladelr LA Dec 20. 1881 RemAins d.
r,oxted "a the yesr.ovle o. his College Orrhan
Asylum !cr Boys. Sept -. Issil
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Tie Ho. GEoEGs SEwAIL BocTvEI, Pre<-
deaf o. toe AnH-ImperiAAst Leaxae. admits
tia; the election o! BAIAS would bring . panic
bur insists hat j; would be only temporary.
This is g tce -Gl.yirs cry; We offer you q
panic, gentlemen, but believe Is. .t VII only
Ia, uns! you are al ruined. ard then dont
think o. yourselves, but remember how much
Sood you vii do 10 AGUINALDo.
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Hart ~ Ms Explosive Cellar.

NTvACKEh Wis, Aus s--A e-nslat coma, NAY
ous1 Charles Ssrs. lis .s H isa nosornan %
ies vsusesAa ,l'cirie IN. When Gear SorsA 0rssr.
fsjd hi' morning II. 5oSor su,,et oct whea 10
sTs-yisc 70 ,I 1t se &c, tie CONTROLS. share.e VITA
.ieet1aY. Tse enc hs7p-nec 70 tooes his cslluiott
coAr Inefr uasa cief eAse argScc sartess
neck - slcse Sgc eAt~d :. = aoc 10 vas aE,,
= Irs'iy HOSPITAL vhers be aov Il - II prsoarlovs
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A xaris.ai Eieeu.a Law Ds.a.SsS.
F-c- he Dcrss ". c1 Record

F'oT ~ DcfN " @ Reccr6
The hour has arrived for the National Goyvrp-
merit 70 put cheek upon these reyolu, onsry
reiboos hicA are subrersiya Of every kaovn
rrncpAe OF repgo ican :crn O. Soverrnen,
10 these sou bern State. TIE cs-r.r. ,hou A
be protected 81 home as vel! as ahrca. even \,
u Be Dec>ssAry 20 nee; force with go.c.
Congrsss vh"r IL assemblies in December
shcpld rot kesrsp 10 y<ss q nA-!orsl ~rc-ion
law. n order % give 20 the majority o. the pN,-
yse o! these southern state. rgs; 10 cas-,
ther vote, snd have them counted for y,
party o, their ehc.o~
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The symps.h,s o. those with sympathy 70
bum should ee sent 70 Indlanapol.A To the
town, becauae I, 10 become The heado uartefS OF
the deput,es from Crank.A To the tMrd-pArty
-imper-AlistA. because there ars coly two
hundred Q. them. and subs T.prions must b
high To the Crank Congress. which nsets and
blean to-day. because IL rus; hear GAAAiIxi
BRADFORD and ERyINS wISsyov.
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TO Hl EuITcs oP The srS-Ss: skorh
IKE 70 know What omission coald Be more -
oonprehensihls than that O. the name o.
Tho1as A. Edison from the liss Of inventors
In that yAy, o. the !.s, a. pubeshed there are
rsunes which even the best posted men vcr't
scarcely remember sroit can rot be thp1t-o
ihA; the name o, Thomas Eiison IL be,te-
known throughout the word than any Amer
can o. this senersrol. p z. GlKKSI
NEv YORK Aug iS
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To TIE EorTcB OF THI scy - 81; I,
the fst q the names 81 thoee Who have bee,
nominated to- psso>s Of hooor IN tie Ia. =
.ne !A to tnd tha' OF tie sLste-i rag
an OF thA or o. any age ! knew H.
Horat1o." AID ais ram. vas Edwin Booth
SEvARk. y. J. Aus -
DANIEL OrTo,yy5rI
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he Rev. L<msa C$s.

TO TrH Eo7ToR or TEE sry-s~ -, H'
L<Don Gee sooprc:,s 70 -. es-:f-s-, \ -1-i's-
Ia 'ss Tee. sspc,ni-t ~ ts- MNT:.-: s-:-,r
sessos csios asa .s.ie ag,ai fa,,.. E1n>-- So
ca.ts ss >cs>.r,d IN
sAi1ssRY. Va. Ar
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CHICAGO. AR is-wri..N BRYAN ,-esy
r-p~aiea ih- g~f0apcn Q, his lpcsnApohs speech 70
TIE poonoSIps - PkGssnJ.sGs :f-ssa
Really the Colonel IS unjust 10 himself and 10
lis undoub;ed genius His paramount issues
are the paonoSrsph ard the PHOTOGRAPH.
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senator Butler Of North Carolina


We VII not perm. Butler ~ take any ns-,
u the Democ-stc cam .sls5 for Bran. sa!i
} >ephus Dsri-s, D~rnocrs i- NAuonaI corn-
r.iiiee-nan for North Carolina He canoo,
SPEAK ucca arv Deno1at.c stage and wi t-s
rep0ciSled By u
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No one las rgsi - szpea from seeety ncsS
han o .Ar - 5ks ion for Ire services wsieh ~
rerde.s V society -Ca. BRYAN.
Then bow in the name o! the ChicASo plat
form snd other thunder DC you make liv!ns'
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Harriet Dseeher ssCvS.

To III EprroB or TKI srs-Sy, II look>
ing over the list OF names for The Hall o. Pane
under the bead Of authors Ne ,all 20 iDd ia,
o. HARRIET Beecher Stove Surely Lore =! u.
suihors named have lad 70 nary rsAoers Ls
abe Z. . COLI
NV ToRK, AUG. H.
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he hea. DABs-EE RAvIs has taken the W.
J. BrenrinSs boom upon tie road