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The Republican journal., 1900-08-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

t.ArlE>. The 3lst annual
-rtug OF the seventh Day
Is .wned last week at ELS
-'a-en 800 and 400 people are
t. wing in family tents on
. The auditorium tent has
Nacity of 1900. Besides
1 Nle SIN aller tents for juve-
~, dining tent, library,
Ma-. etc....AdviceS received
up the Mclean sanitarium
.A Mass, state that the con-
l Ia-resSman Charles \. Bou-
us been there for some
n'r treatment, is now bet
IS aly time since he entered
+ .or4 and his friends feel
aged. 1t is stated that
merry Mr.. Boutelle simply
NlSh and hope to get well.
KS confidently of being able
i'S seat IN congress at the
-Nc next session. 1t is learn
official source that the
lee candidates Tor the va
Cortland. Maine. have been
mr Jointly 10y the prelates of
province, which includes all
ugland bishops. and by the
a>tS of Maine. While the
VI 'Nese nominees is as usual
1y the diocesan authorities
s.p0d that Rev. Dr. Thomas
pi the Catholic university,
u. e.. stands an excellent
continent as the next bish-
ud......The summer people,
Ieeu spending the summer in
ginning to return to their
t.r states. The west-bound
-.uning To be very heavy.
-.Ward is starting i'll a lit
4M it did a wear ago. From
3EHceS every ton 0t ice on
~ rIyer will be shipped be
. -e III navigation. OF the
300 tons of ice now on the
r. I4hu tons net can be ship
believed that every tom of
9rGt away. Prices Of ice
500 This wear. and treights
10ut the same as III past
The Republican journal., 1900-08-30
AN OPEN LETTER

From Disabled Civil War Veteran of
Monmouth Endorsing Congressman Bur.
leigh's Work for the 3rd Maine District
and His Cnfailing Care and Attention for
Grand Army Men.
The Republican journal., 1900-08-30

VIEWED BY SOMERSET REPUBLICANS.
The following article appeared in re-
The Republican journal., 1900-08-30

we will give you free trade or tariff for
revenue only, which is practically in its
effect the same thing. They said that any
congressman who votes for protection alone
offered in the Democratic convention like
this: Resolved, that in adjusting customs
duties we will see to it that the wages of the
American labOrlng man are not put on a par
with the wages of the laborer in Europe
That resolution was defeated by two-thrds
vote in that convention. There was another
| resolution to the effect that the tariff would
not be removed from any article which
would tend to destroy an American
industry. That was also voted down by Il
two-thirds vote. In the face of this it was
said that fully So per cent of the organized
labor in this country voted the Democratic
ticket and elected President Cleveland. The
labor organizations said they voted for Cleve-
land because they wanted a change They
got it but they didn't have much change for
four years afterwards. Not only was Cleve-
land elected but Democratic House and
and three men from the South were entrusted
with the work of making a tariff bill, and
| five months later they reported it to the
! House. Bryan was member of the COM
mittee on ways and means and he made a
! speech, much shorter than he is making now
| He said that the only fault he had to find
with this Wilson bill was that it wasn't free
trade enough to suit him.
When the bill landed in the Senate it went
into the hands of Jones of Arkansas, Vest
Of Missouri and Mills of Texas. German
said to these Democrats: "You can't pull
that bill through" Well, they re-committed
the bill and reported it back to the House
with 600 amendments, and the time was so
| short and the Democrats themselves were so
disgusted they had talked so much over it
and spent so much time that they just swal-
lowed it, the six hundred amendments and
all. Why, President Cleveland denounced
it and refused to sign it, and never did sign
it, He kept it ten days and it became law
without his signature
Mr.. Frye gave many official statistics
J showing the great progress made by this
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01
Statt= N~euiSfeiten.

- @ieber bat Der Sdnitter Sol
elm Spfer aus ben Heibsn Der befann
ten uno alien Nniieoler eieies Count
seforbert. Sami;os Wbenb fart
i'm 6auie ieiaes Sdmieaeriobnss. an
ieres Mitbiirsers Matb. Gsinert. Be,
Is Sabre alte &err Sobu .. @eD
raud,, Der Sabre long on Iitbma li,l
uno in ben lcsten piersebn @o9el,
bas Graufenlaser nidt mebr 81 per-
laiien uermedte. Oils iunser Wann
fam Der nunme9r unter Der Gror
Nubenoe aus Waiern in bieie5 panb
suno Dor etpa pier,is Sab,en mad
Stearns Goun!p. 100 er in ct. @louo
mo ct. Nusuita als &iier resen
NteiB entfoltete unb ben Ssinisen Elm
gutes Norttommen ueridaf fife. Mu6
~ueraueilte er einise i3eit bsi germauo.
ten in Winneapolis !; bod es irisb i'm
miessr ,uriid mad ct Glouo, Inn iiG
bier ami ben COB uorSuberriten. mas
er aua beitens tbat. Nuber Der be-
tasten @altin unb Der Srau Watb=
los Neinert betrauern BEN Sob bss
9uten alien Gate,s Nrau Gasp. 6.
sreuer pom ct. @enbsl. Nrau 0el.
6rau Sber. Oan;l, Srau
Frof. u. Ned, Trau Sarb. Miller
unb Sobn 3. @epraud it,, ole uon
Winneapotis. @eltern. Wittmoh.
Woreen ianb pom Der u. =. @irde
aus bic Seeroisuns inter sroBer
Sheilnabme itatt M0se Der 9eritor=
bene in S,ieoen ruben!
= @enn bielen Wonat senommen,
bleibt ibr ben san,en z ommer seiuno.
b%etannter Nribiabrs Comic,
Rodp Rountain Gbee, uon Der Waz
oiion Weoi;in 60. fabrisi,t. 35cts.
6raSt euren Mpotbefer 80. Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01
Tomilie Sobn 9hislen gu Strobe esrss
0cn C<crr Mttn~ 0lk.t IN

Nomilie eSobn 9hislen Su @robe o,srar
aen. - 9err Nnton NbeIn 1T fx,cr
9oae BON ieiner Gu,orartiIe ,mnsseu
f,hrt. Gin gruber hes 6er1u Schx
Siirfen lit ans @annoper, gsmyA=
Lamb, bier ansefrmmen in Der Nbght.
fas Yonb ieiner Geburt nit tcm fsss
be lsinsr @abl 81 periouid,n .-aa6
elmer lnr9mieriaen 6,ontbeit 1T tes=
ten Wonlas Nbnb i'm poronf6teu
Nlter bcretna p Wisilep p. Cob g prius
mobnence, aber suhieiel @tmeintt aes
bo'iae S,err au9. @erl. m~oblrssse=
reitet o"f ben unuel msiolidcn Coma
i'll bic 6wiaf'it. ielia i'm Gu,n srs=
'dlofcn. Sc lanse Sabre sdblte scr
%eiilo'bene au ben seodtetrn cir
gem risles County. Seute, Enu-
nHltns, finbet bic gee,bieuna pm ser
bisiisem ct. a;eter & q'oulus amhe
Gus iiutt. Wiit Der Satin hetrcvcrx
c'n soo oes euten @oteis feds fin
Der: Nrans @cbl pom ct. ptrAs.
Nrou &oia 6u,Iep BON sioplcs, srar
6lile Meis mann ron Cob Sp,iua.
Sobn Wsbl pon Gidmonb uno Msda-
nro Wioria @eol. bic nod i'm eltrti=
den @auie nobnen. T6se Der Gsrs
llo,bene in S,ieten ruben!
ct. Martin.
Sn lsser @ode rurbe elm ffesaes
a'no Der Nomilie s. g. WiGez IN
@rahe artrosen. - Gin e obn Sec
~. t Sdafer Iiest ON Quneenfx5er
nieher; on ieinem Nuffcmmrn. .pirS
seSmeifclt. aud aonrob Sddier III
frnItlih rfranft. - Sin grub,r ses
9enn Scbn Wuntlod ars Ga,ats
btfinbet iid bier auf @eird.
NrriIetuns ouf Seiie 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01
2pfaI:N Dti3en

az Saatneissn gu perfoWae.
SD uerfaufe ioIden auf 2eit. d. g.
@bitnep. CRIES 0otionalbontoe=
bduce, ct. Gloub, Minn. Ia
N Ser uon Sobn 90. @sfsr
sebaltene e dub=@ usuerfauf bat einep
auten Grfols. Sein sdubseus II
gut uno ooue,baft uno Die Preiie aas
'abslbaft serins. abe
W Gum iofortisen eintritt eiu
autss Wdcten EUR Ge,ridtuna oraez
me'ner @auso'beit perlanet. @dbtux
i'm rNorbitern".
~ Wenn es gtmas in Rinex.
Soritednaeeln. 8eiten, emfIrss.
Observation-Disclosures sibt, tos SIM S.
this habt, fommt une beiebt uripe
feline ausmobl. Sris Sun. LIZ
@ihmpnb.-Gr. Wiprn sub
am S. unb 6. Mdrs in @idmouS Sex-
W @er be pon $. W. @ssu
seboiene aiiniiise @%elesenbeit, szses
Sdubseu9 gang biuis su taufen, xsy
ben"pt .uo'ibeiseben ldbt, iit ieix ei-
Sensr Se,no. ~
NapneSbiue.-Tr Gipen nsrk
am Z. Miars in Fapnesuiue ieir.
~- sosbsn ben s,6sten @orszfa
on @iolinen, @uitarren, Monsatss
men, Sarmonitas II. I. N. erbalRz,
Der ie nod ct. Glous ssbradt ,nsrs
be, bel Nris @up pon So aufmsr.s
bis gu $3.50. Im
~ 8ommt unb befdtias bic
ielbhipielenbe Srsel. Gin ainbfsux
bic ldwie,isfe Wiuiif ipielsn. s. V@a.-
SDIr sprin9.-Gr Miremuirt
om 3. uno 4. Mdrs in golb epsiae
lein.
H S6ubseus fir @rob xas
aleln. pom i%einiten bis gum srossu
NrbeitsIdnb. biuia Al fauien auf 3
V. @olte,'s Nuspe,fauf. S=ha
~ 3eit 1T Gelb, unb es lit aH=
iwelielbait Die bette Ssfarcmie, sis
men auten l3eitbalter gu bsiieen aHs
namentlld bonn, wenn Ssbr cine cate
ubr 81 10 nieoriem lsreiie taHtsa
tonnt. Spcht bel gebriieer giarf
DOR unb labt Gud Seren llbren=Ssr=
sains a%nafhen.
E @eidlihene @lasmoare G tr-
ling Silbe,maare, feline China @aa=
re, yampsn gu @robitaSt. T,eiisn ss
j. @up. 1bo
N Cine before Gclesenbeit, sns
ties Sdl bssus biIis su fauien, mar
in Ct. Gtcub ME seboren, mie seraae
lett OUT bem &usue,tauf pon 8. W.
Wclter. SshC
NlbanD.-Or. Giucn miro gu.
%. Neblnar unb ON l. Wfdr, IN
Albanp ieir.
To- Pott eure Saarfetten modrx
bel Tris @up. lba
E @iuiae @rilcn 81 fauien oser
quite Srillen idlcdt anpoiIsn ~ IaS=
len. 1T 'ehr l6lcbte Sefonomie. GS
1T iomobl idlcdt fir Die Nuoen rsc
aud fir ben @%elobeutel. @orum f6
ole SrlIen Der Guaen nidt a~npoisr
bel eincm tiidtioen Sptiter.
einem z peSioliiten? @sbr. Glarf tosa
men Gnd CUTE @riHen 10 blllia bis So
oc%rtaufen. Gud babea lie biliaeu
inb before.
E Ser Undergraduate bat aeaea
400 gnidel gig 4 Safer, meld,sr aus
Der StroBenfair gu Ct. CLIQUE ee.
'ritcn Hreis e,bislt unb ben er ,ur
Meliausitelluna nod garis idid,e.
II uerfaufen. Nud pertauft er Il, aus
lemeiisnsm Treiie feline ausseseidme,s
sarm. Gdberes 81 erfrosen bel g. s..
Sh0efnnfpr Srepnort M};uo 1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01
Wi&iQau.

Midisau.
@eQS. - 0ier fanb cine 0ers
iammluns Der Millionaire Der gscanas
ba & Qate Superior Giienbahn itatt,
in wslder bei9loHen muroe. fur @abn=
uerldnaerumaen uno @nfaut weiteren
Mob Materials i'm 0auie oieIes Sahres
$500. 900 ,u uerpenben. Gs meroen
40 Mtilen Sabnseleiie bin,uaeiiSt
uno IuitluB oil Die !Nauptlinie Der
WilUaufee Nabn ersielt werren, Wels
DE leete,e Sorfebrunaen t~reiien miro,
nm auf oieltr Nabn Grs 81 beioroern.
Sie Sabr lit iept 35 Weilen lang
uno ieoen Sag fabren pier .3iSe.
Setroit.-Somnta Nbeno fiez
len Die Wal;wsrfe Der Detroit Steel
& Sprins 50. ben Slammen gum
Spfsr, nobel elm Seuerluebrmann aes
t0ptei, uno Elm arSt uno NmbulanSs
fubrmann auf Dem @e9e nod Der
Sranoltdtte bel einem 3uiammenltoB
nit elmer eleftriiden Gar uerleet purs
ben. Der uOlIitinois eurh %eriibez
! rrn9 aeoedte Serluit beSlffert li4 auf
beilduiS 500, 600.
Soma.
Subuque. - S6me1ter Warp
@ernaro, cine Der &riinoerinnen bes
Oroens Der barmbsrsisen Sdtueitern,
lit Sreitas i'm bieiiSen Wtuttelbaule
Mt. Carmel, 80 Sabre alt. aellor:
ben. Dem Oroen bat iie aber 80
Sabre lang anseb6rt.
Burlington - @dhreno Der
lesten Gage fano bier bic sroBe Can
serfeit 6air itatt, welde einen eriols:
reiben gerlauf nahm. Die @o,be:
rcitunsen fur oas Sdnserieit baden
ausseSeidnete Nerti9ritte aelnadt uni
ldBt aud Der Stauo Der fir oalielbt
b%en6tbiaten SinanSen ni9ts gu wln'
i9en ibris.
Nmes. - Sn oielem Stdother
miro i'm 0auie oieies Sabres etme
cine Mluion Oo0a,s iir We,bsHsrun:
gen uermanst werben. Son oieien
Setrase rpirb bic Chicago II. Nortb:
weitern Giienbabn 60. aiein $500,
900 u%erausaaben.
Oregon.
b.-Sn Inbetradt Sc,
auBeroroenlliGen Wense pom 8oue
melhe idbrli6' She Oales IN oi'
8elt binaussei3idt miro, baben Sc
idditsleu,e ben Elan fir cine Wot
lenmdble aussetest unb pom ben Sin
mebnern miro ermartet. b16 iie 1875,
600 our6 Subitription S%uiammen
brinsen. Wan miroe ii9 uor;ialid
auf bas.3sinisen uon @oqs uerlesen
uo;u man bis iest. bic @aare nod
Can Nrancisco fdiden muBte. "pes
tes Sabr puroen 5000. 600 FiunI
@olle pom She 0aIes %erportirt, no
Don $500. 00e Yfunb gum s%snannte'
3wede mad Gan Trancisco periano
wuroen. 0ad Sertisiteluns Der Yor
tase 9ahn fonnte mon au9 pom z naf
&tuer Boue>be;ieben, unb bel cine
tdsliden &apasitdt uon %, 900 Yfo
iolte elne blibenOe Snouitrie enlite
ben.
Waiainstsn.
Seattle. Zine Nn3abl Or
better. ot. pom bier uno Goeret,e rad
Saneouuer, 9. g., sesansen rparen
Inn ftreitsnbe SdiHsarbeiter gu Ct
iesen. febrten ruieoer auriid.
Oil . p ia. - Ndditen Nouem
Der ioqen Sort Nnseles uub bel
Stabt bur9 cine 8abn miteinan6e
perbunben isin. tbenn Der Sau lit BE
reits IN Nnsriff aenommsn morben
bic 2aase betrdst 1875 Weilen.
II al 0 10 n. - Ole @etreioe
miible Don 2ioiien & Sobn bel 81
lensburs lit nit 5000 Huibel @etre,b
unb buneerte SaB Iebt elm Haub be
Slammen seruorben. @on benz Der
lu1t. $l7, 900, iine $4,000 uerii1ert
t @enn Ssbr 6aran benft. ir
aeno en- @uiif=S niisument BON cine
Sarfe bts gum feiniten piano sa fau
fen. oaun ipredt bei Nris @up 20
fur bic beiten .inb biiliaiten @aaren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01

a 50 &iiten neue t~auerssftr
Sdnbe loeben etba(ten. Ticisaeu
nerosn gu ben nieorieiten prnhx
uerfauft bel @co. Sr,em,d. Mepsns=
turen rperben prorpt unb billie les
lorat. 72l ct. @e,mainitrug. Ia4sr
@erlonat quite Tebisin gssnssx8
Seeba6, 4e,u, Sus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-01

Fergus 4 a.us. Dem Sobn
ToDerIon, rpelder beioe Nanbe er:
frorsn bate, mgBten ole S,n9er anis
putirt weroen.
Winneapolis.-Si bieiiaen
Mrbeits SermittlunaS bureaus. mels
de baup,id1l,d Nrbeiter iiir Die Mdl'
Der uno G%ilenbabnen belor9en. Hagen
iiber Wansel on N,bsitern. Sn'eer
Iebten @cae msloetsn lib nur etipa
50 Wann, obalei6 bic %ansetotensn
96bne bod iino. Gntrpeoer baben
Die 9cute Arbeit orer oisisniaen, mel
DIE feline babsr. wollen Die taot nld)t
p~erlalIsn. = %or eiuisen Saaen per-
ldmanu elm eewiMer Sohn Wfceabe
unp lieb Ieins Nrau in einem b'sliSeI
Sotsl sutit. Gr bate $500 IN Saarz
eelo bel lid Htahicrldun9tn ergo
ben, ca6 er insWiihcn na0 Oulutt
beseben uno bort $4,000 pom cine,
Sant sesossn bate. ssitOem IL
,epe Spur lsines Serble'bsns per
itwunoeu.
The Florence tribune., 1900-09-01
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The TmCPeRAe.

About 36,00o, 900 babies are born each year, an average of 70 every minute; that is, ten more in each minute than there are beats of the clock A man with pronounced weakness for statis. tics has figured that if all the 36,O00 0OC little ones were ranged in line ot cradles, the cradles would girdle the earth. If carried one by one in their mothers arms past a given point the procession would continue night and day for 8 twelvemonth. = Brooklyn Eagle.
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 Phoenix, Arizona.
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TRIBUNE. Florence, Ariz.
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Secretary,
Chance for study.

He had been studing the lines of her hand for several minutes.
 I'm deeply interested in palmistry," !" he said at last.
 Perhaps you would like to have a hand for practice" she suggested.
 That is how he secured hers.-Chi- capo Post.
The Florence tribune., 1900-09-01
THE
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pcmocrauc prsoaaues

FLORENCE, Ariz., Angus. 4, l900
 Pursuant to resolution adopted by the Democratic Central Committee of the County of Pinal, Arizona, at q meeting of the committee called for that purpose, Saturday, the Both day of August, 1900, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m., has been set as the day for the holding of Democratic primaries to elect delegates in the p recincts hereinafter named to a County convention to be held at Flor ence, Arizona, on Wednesday,, the 9th day of September, 1900, at 10 a. ID. for the purpose of nominating candidates for county offices, electing five dele gates to the Territorial Democratic convention to be held at Phoenix, Arizona, September 12th, 1900, and electing a central committees to serve for two years from the date of said convention.
 Precincts win elect delegates as follows:
The Florence tribune., 1900-09-01

Test at primary election, "Are you a Democrat?"
 No proxies recognized except when held by delegate from the same precinct as the person giving the proxy By order of the Democratic County Central Committee.
 S. A. BARTLEsoN, GEO. A. BROWN, Chairman.
 Secretary.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Changes In Bank Conditions.

New York, Sept. 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve. increase So S9, $50
Loans, deceaSe 1888, 800.
Specie, increase S3.373, 200.
Legal tenders, increase $349. 900.
Deposits. increase $3.50. 500.
Circulation. increase $316. 800.
The banks now hold S27. O7S. 475 in eX-
cess Of the requirements of the 25 per
cent rule.
The New York Financier says this
week: The opening of a season when
demands from the interior for crop
moving money are always encountered.
The associated banks of New York re
port an addition TO surplus reserve of
S5.lS9-55O, bringing the total surplus
above legal requirements to S27. 0SO. AS
as compared with SO. 191. $50 for the
corresponding week in 1899 and Sl4.-
90l $50 in 1898. The inference is that
should the crop needs prove to be no
more insistent than in previous years.
the local institutions will be able TO
meet them and still be able to accom-
mOdate other borrowers. N fact if
the repeated assurances of banks in
large centers are current. the decline Of
money from New York this fall will be
less than usual. and therefore the Deal
situation VIII remain easy.
The gain of $4,000. 600 in Spe-
Gle and $6.000,O0O in deposits by a
single institution offsets the changes
III the olHeI udnhS as WhOie- me
clearing institutions gained the bulk of
increased cash holdings for the week
from the sub treasury but interior
shipments also netted them something
over 81 .0OO. 900 The latter source of
supply. unless all precedent fails. will
be minor factor from this time on
IT. is surprising but nevertheless true
that all the money lost to England
through the exports of August has been
made up by receipts from various
sources since and the effect of the paw
ment for the British loan has there
fore been nil. Circulation is still in
creasing. probably in anticipa ton Of
LIS Shinmant Il Llla in ta----r. I. tor. on,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Idaho's Experience.
Gdaho FaIIs Times.D

Idaho has found from actual experience,
after trying both male and female, that
the office of state superintendent has
been conducted with great satisfaction 10
the people BY woman. and we think it
can be truthfully said that Miss Permeal
French. the present superintendent OF
Idaho has given much better satisfaction
than any male incumbent we ever had,
so much so, indeed, that the recent con-
Ventions at Pocatello, representing three
political parties would not listen to the
suggestion of a man for this particular
place and all three, Of one accord, named
Miss French as their preference, not
alone because she was a woman or be-
cause they thought the place belonged to
a woman but because she had made a
most excellent record.
Miss Faust is exceedingly veil equipped
for the duties of this position, and in our
estimation. the Democrats of Utah could
not do better than TO place her liz NOM
nation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Republican Apathy.
New York Evening Post.)

NNeW Ork Evening ROSL)
Republican politicians are justified in
their apprehensions about the effect of
the apathy in their party of which they
complain. There is abundant warrant
for worry on their part in the record Of
the election of 1892 after d campaign
which was apathetic on the Republican
side Take, cor example. the contrasts
between the votes of 1888 and 1892 in
these three states.
Republican. Democratic.
1888. 1892 1855 1892.
New York. ... .65O. 3}5 sos, $50 635 955 654. SOS
Ohio .416.054 405 500 $50, 455 4O4, lis
Indiana .262, Sol 255,6l5 26l, 0l3 20, 40
1t viii be observed that Harrison car
ried New York in 1888 by 1873 plurality.
and lost il by 45,5lS i'm 1892; yet the Demo-
cratic vote had increased by only 1896,
the rest OF the change being due to a fall
ing off of 90. 96S on the Republican side
Harrison carried Ohio by nearly 20.c00
plurality in 1888, and saved il by less than
200 in 1892 Zone Cleveland eiectOr, indeed,
being chosen: but the Democratic vote
was not S0tD larger. the revolution which
almost gave the Democrats all of the
electoral votes being caused by falling
or of over 10000 on the Republican side.
In like manner Cleveland had over 1000
plurality in Indiana in 1892 with a poil
only about /, 700 larger than in 1883, when
he was beaten by over 1000, because
apathy kept nearly 5000 Harrison men OF
1855 from remaining such four years later.