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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16
RlYRER'S ARGUMENT ON
BEHALF OF SGHLEY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The eli
max of the Schley court of inquiry
came this Afternoon, when Rayner, the
concluded a brilliant argument of
over three hours with a perorauon sU
eloquent and impassioned that all
within sound OF his voice were pro-
foundly touched. This remarkable
trial, he said, sought to condemn the
man vino had brought to a successful
termination as great naval triumph
as was ever won. In vivid colors he
painted the picture of the Brooklyn.
with Commodore Schley on the bridge
fighting the entire Spanish fleet until
the Oregon appeared out of the
smoke. The thunders of the Brook
lyn. music for the ears of his country
men, he said. aroused Admiral
Schleys envious foes. He pictured
the victorious sailor suffering as few
have suffered for three long years.
while the fires of persecution leaped
around him, and now awaiting the
hour of his yindication in the verdict
of the court
And when it comes" he con-
cluded. "he can from the high and
exalted position that he occupies. look
down upon his traducers and malign-
ers. and with pride exclaim. I care
not for the venomous gossip OF clubs.
drawing rooms and cliques. and the
poisoned shafts of envy and malice.
await under the guidance OF Divine
Providence the verdict of posterity.' !"
The scene in the courtroom as he
finished with these words was thrill
ing. The attendance had been large
all day. and at the morning session
lady had tainted from excitement
As Ravner began his ealogy of Ad-
miral SchIey. those in the audience.
many of whom were ladies. leaned
forward In their seats The spell OF
his orRtory was over them. and when
be described the Admirars gallant
deeds and the long persecution TO
which ne had been subjected. many
OF them brofe down ard wept- The
members of the court displayed evi-
denee of emotion. and Admiral Schiey
himself was plainly moved He set
leaning back with his hands behind
his head His chin twitched. and as
his counsel said he could AFFORD to
await the verdict of posterity two big
tears rolled down his cheeks. He
moved unsasfiv 10 conceal his emo
ton. and under the pretense OF ad-
jasting his glasses brushed the tears
aside. For fnliv thirty seconds after
Ravner closed there was not a sound.
Then the tension broke IN loud burst
OF applause.
Admiral. Dewey. after about 3 hafs-
minute. arose TO remind the specta
tors that such 3 demonstration was
out OF place. A moment afferward
the court adjourned. the judge Ad-
Voeate pleading that he could not
well 20 on todav. Then remark
able thing happened As soon as the
gavel fell tae entire audience surEed
forward 10 sh4ke the hands OF Admt-
raj Schley ard Ravrer, Bat the on
coning specfstors fell back moment
as thew saw Admiral Dewey end his
two assistants move around the table.
IS IL BY common iusunlse. ard CON
g-afuspte s6miral Schlev a-d his
counsel. Even Captain Lemly. the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16
NIGHT school Reeneninu.

A thoroughly up-to-date night school
VIII be opened in the basement of the
Queen Emma hall Beretania and
Nuuanu streets. on Monday evening
November IS. at O'clock
The school will he under the man
agement of an educator of fourteen
wears experience who. besides being
a eo'iega man. holds an Iowa State
certificate. He win b assisted bv
able and expe~ie1ced teachers, who
win emu'ov modem meihnds.
This move has the hearty endorse
merit Of tho leading educators of the
civ. and will appeal to all as an effort
in the rieht director. A small snm
"~n"rded in an education viii pay big
div'derds.
Resides teaching Fuslish and the
other common branches to suoh as
usuallv svail themselves of MONT
school privil ges. sneeial atfe-t'op
WI he given those who NAV he delin-
nuert in their iav-school work
For toms. etc. call on or address
the principal.
q ]. COOPER.
1928 Mati~ck Ayenue.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16
A Violent Attack Of Group cured.

Last winter an infant child of mine
had Group in violent FORM" saws Elder
John w Rogers. Christian Evangelist.
of Filley. Mo-. Z. s. A ''I gave her a
few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and in a short tine all danger was
mast and the child recovered" This
remedy not only cures Group. but when
given as soon as the first symptoms APP
pear, win prevent the attack Ii con-
tains no opium or other harmful sub
stances and NAV be given as confidently
To baby as 70 an adult. For sale nv
all druggists and dealers Benson. Smith
A. Co. agents FOR TFnwaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16

Subscribers TO The Rsnnh'iran not
receiving their papers promntlv viii
confer p favor nv notifying the Bust
1see o4sce Ta'e~hn,e MAN efS
The sun., 1901-02-09
THE BIG STEEL DEAL.
Statement of President Gary of Fed
cral steel Company.

New York. Feb S.-~'Hir sun says that
the most Important sfaiyIfrnl from any
one competent 10 SueaE rugMdiEg the inn
pcnding steel deal Il made hN President
Gary Of the I2cdcial Steel company. He
says:
"Mcssrs. j. r. Morgan 4 Gu. are IN
1oubtedy considering plans for the acqui-
iirion Of the properties Of some of the
largest iron and steel companies of this
country. Presumably they will not make
or authorize any official statement until
after the plans are perfected. 1t is prob
able there will be such ownership or con-
tlol as to secure perfect and permanent
harmony in the larger lines Of this indus
try 1t is not intended however, To oh
tain control Of any lines Of business or to
( create any monopoly or trust or in any
4 way antagoni2e any principle or policy
I OF the law The method Ia be adopted
1 in acquiring properties will not permit
any minority stock interest 10 interfere, if
such stakeholder were So disposed, which
is not probable as his pecuniary interest
will influence him otherwise. lie will bc
fully protected in aug event.
"The success of the enterprise will re-
suit in great benefit to the investor in Sc
curities, the consumers and the working
men or employees. Little If any new casl
will he required, and therefore Tie pres
ent financial condition will not be dis
turhed.
This statement is made solely on III!
own responsibility.
The sun., 1901-02-09
CHARTERS FOR SEVEN.
Certificates for the Incorporation Of
Numerous Companies Filed.

Dover, Fcb b -IerIlhca,e. OF lncof'
poraLiulI nave been titd with the Secre'
tary ut state as f.lluws:
Tue Union MAJ ket Lee Manufacturing
and Cola Storage Co , ol Philadelphia, ~
carry IN the Ii auufacture OF ice ana
water, carpouic aclu gas and to DO gen
era G., d storage business; capital stock,
$1,000 ..
lie American Tabnlar whe Co., OF
PittsbH,g, Pa to secure patent right foi
tabular wteel and to prom"te real es
tate interests; capital stock, 500, 900.
7ne pnlauelpnla City Potery Co., o.
Pmladelpuia, w manufacture, buy, seil
and deal IN pottery and yellow clay
wac; captal stock $l5 1000.
The Naliona Shoe Co., OF Boston
Mass, to manufacture, buy and SCI
Shoes, boots and al kinds OF leather
ware; capital sock, 100000
The Made Gilnin Co , oi Phi hiladelphia
10 erect, Construct and build houses
III llr works, etc capital stock
Slu0,0O0.
I e Emmett Chester Worsted Spin
nj Co. ot C.,e-t,r, Pa, to manu- &C
tnt- buy, sell and deilin woisted go de
.pilaI STOCK, " 900.
The john ctrait Co., OF Wollaston
Mass, deal IN real estate and persona
property; capital stock, 5O,0C0.
The sun., 1901-02-09
UNIONS TURN DOWN
THE PROPOSITION
Continued from First Page.)

Nanticoke Indians they shall be classed
as Namticoke Indians.
Reported favorably-IIouse bill APP
propriatipg $1OO to the colored teachers
institute; House bill appropriating S99
10 Edward Fowler, late State insurance
commissioner.
tecommitted-Housc bill relating to
the auditing of the hooks and accounts
If certain officers of New Castle county
ayes, is; noes, 81.
Passed-House bill abolisbing the age
ind color columns III the registration
books (aves. 19; noes. 15t; House bill
relating 10 the attachment of wages.
iost-IIouSe bill authorizing owners
and agents of houses to make fnrcible
pnlry in certain cases (noes, %; ayes. 81.
Notice by Mr.. Ninyard, an act taxing
vacant lots at Harrington tSngle Tax
measured; by Mr.. Monaghan, an act
changing the name of Lulu Blocksom tc
Lulu Blocksom Dashiell, by Mr.. Hutch
inson, an act authorizing the Levy
Courts to adopt measures for the des-
truction of the hawk; by Mr.. Ninyard,
anact regulating the use of county roads
by wagons, requiring the wagons to have
an act giving the consent of the State
to the cutting Of the county road in
| Appoquinimink hundred by nov cut
off of Appoquiniuink river near Fenni
more's Landing.
| lCIGARETTE BILL REPORTED UN
FAVORABLY.
Senator Brasure's cigarette hill failed
10 pass the severe censoring of tlt
House committee and was reported un
| favor: bly,.
Representatives Ewins's bill prohibit
ing the sale of cigarettes to youths under
Il years of age was report ID favorably
The vote today was: Kcnney, 90; -Ad
dicks, 16; du Pont, Z; Higgins, 81 Spru
nncc, 4; Bird, 1. Short term Senator
hip: Salisbury, 81; .Addicks, 16; Rich
ards, 6; Hilles, 8; Higgins. /; Nields, l
du ront !; Peter J. Ford, |.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Additional Locals.
PREPARING FOR DECISION DAY
Wilmington unday School Union
Designates Days Of Preparations.

A neetlr & 4 tue executive conImlttee
OF Tile v ilu ington sunday ochooi Ubion
was heti fhu,sday afternoon al the ui-
ii oi W. K Gro by and plans laid ioi
special Sriday sjhool week. Ibe
cnurcliv. of tne CITY are To bs asked 10
observe the wees ~ having a special ser
mon preached about sunday schUol
work, uu FeoruAr, "a, aud making ii
the topic vi tile prayer meeting oi The
week.
Ga rhurlday, February %, the an
nual convention vi tue Sunua, schools ol
tile city i,tJ b., iieid aud hue program
i. prl. g arranged OI SUNDAY, Marcl
is tile ''DeclslJn Day." designat. By
the State Sdrusy school ASS ca lou anu
when Is meant 70 be an evangeiistic
st. SION vi Tie Su day school. Tne STAT
association Iece. y sent ont cifculai
ur. j, & lis Observance, and the whining
ton Snnuay sctoui Union Is cc.oprrat
ing lLs thcels are W. ii. Foulk, pr.si
oen, aid F'anK Sueppald, chalimal
executive cOmulittee.
The sun., 1901-02-09
JEsUITs DENOUNCED.
Denominations Made by Crowds In
Madrid,

Mmdrid.
Madrid, Feb. S.-A crowd Of anti-Jesu-
its while acting as escort to S nor Sal
meron. Sonora ubao's representative, aft.
er the proceedings before the high court
for the recovery of Sonora Ubao's daush-
ter, said to have been induced to enter
convent by Jesuits, met three priests, who
were greeted with cries Of Long live lib
erty. and Down with reaction!"
Cries were uttered in the lobbies of the
court, to which Scnor Salmeron respond
ed, Long live justice" Senor Salmeron
later appeared upon the balcony Of his
house and exhorted the crowd to be calm.
The crowd afterward made n demon
stration before the house OF Senor Galdos,
the author of Electra" going thence to
the Jesuit college, in the street of lsa-
bella the Catholic. The demonstrators
numbering about 300 shouted, Down
| with the Jesuits" Some stones were
thrown at the windows, and piece OF
wood was hurled against the door, These
acts OF violence were the signal for the
intervention of the police, and the crowd
was Immediately dispersed, but formed
again and proceeded toward the Puerto
del Sol. Meeting the Infantas Isabella
anu Eulalie, the demonstrators ceased
their cries out of respect for the prin-
cesses few minutes later, however,
despite the police, they made another
manifestation in Cedaceros street, where
there IS another Jesuit house. Order was.
1 restored early in the evening. Two ar
/ rests were made
The sun., 1901-02-09
Germans Ray Cement Plants

Easton, Pa, Feb. S.--The German Al
sen-Portland Cement company OF Ham
burg has Just acquired possession OF til,
Charles Mann property, near Nazareth
Pa, aud the water rights connected with
it. The company now owns three vain
able cement farms in the district through
which runs what is claimed to be one 0
the most valuable private water rights il
Pennsylvania The property is an oil,
Moravian landmark, and around 1t hang
much interesting history Of the earl,
Moravian emigrants to America. In Ia
the mill on the Mann farm was used as
hospital for the treatment Of negro srrv
ants of the Moravians who had fallen vie
tins TO virulent disease that was cpl
demic at the time.
The sun., 1901-02-09
- - -
EnyRrunr 0uRII IndDrsen

Poughkeepsie, y. Y, Feb. s.-T'he New
York state grange meeting was addressed
by the master and overseer OF the Con
necticut state grange, who spoke mt some
length on the good results that may be
attained by cooperation. A resolution
was adopted indorsing Governor Odell's
recommendations for the abolition OF use.
less state offices and the reduction OF
state expenses. The sixth degree was
conferred on 2f5 candidates. Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff, who is member Of
the order, was to have been one of thu
candidates, but at the last moment ht
sent word that official business would de
tain him in Albany.
The sun., 1901-02-09
ABSORBING COLORADO ROADS.
All the Lines of the State In the Com.
bfnation.

Denver, Feb. s-The News prints the
following: According to an authoritative
report the same interests that control
the Union Pacific have secured control
of all the leading railways Of Colorado
The list includes the Denver and Rio
Grandc, Colorado Midland, Rio Grands
Western and Colorado and Southern.
Ii this feat has been accomplished, the
Union Pacific is to be the main artery OF
traffic across the continent, and the lines
which have been named will be sub
sidiary to vast transcontinental sys
TEN connecting New York and Sal
Francisco.
The News gives Daniel Guggenheim
the chairman Of the executive committed
of the American Smelter company, as AZ
authority for the above statement ant
credits him with the following: II an
not railroad man, but l will say tina
the same interests which have contro
OF the Union Pacific have secured contro
Of the Denver and Rio Grande."
The sun., 1901-02-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

James S L Vernon, year old son OF
A bert B Vernon, Pennsylvania ard
G cen Hill avenues, died Thursday OF
Group.
Jane NJ. Bradley, widow of Francis
Bradley, died Thursday at the home OF
her dangher, Mrs. Frank Ruth, Filth
ana L M bard streets, aged II years.
Mrs. w. Irene Green, wife Of Samuel
p Gfpen, OF NJ 5l3 East Fifth street,
died Yesterday morning. She was 26
years # age.
John Conrad of Thompson Station,
drive iuto town Thursday with his
mothers team and neither the man nor
the team have been seen sine.
Emma Jane Wafiss, mother OF Jo' n
Wafle4, uorter at lie P. & r depot, di' d
at her hons M SOP East Filth str eI, at
III. age Of 50 year,, thursday nj ht.
TIE Rev D. d Hubbard Of Ba imore,
gave an interesting ltttu in Maueiey
M. f Cnnrch last night for the dement,
OF tie rusters
The Wes f d Reading Room basket
bail team will play the Colliagswood
team next Friday evening.
The sun., 1901-02-09
saloon Smashed In Indiana.

Auburn, Ind, Feb. 9.-The Mrs, Ma
tion saloon smashing crusade has reach
ed Indiana, and one little woman, Mrs.
Tom Crecl, whose husband is foreman
in the Baltimore and Ohio shops at Gar
lett, completely demolished the hand,
some new plate glass front Of Peter
Behler's saloon. A hatchet was used TO
do the work, and after breaking in the
front Mrs. Creel entered and secured a
beer bottle, which was the last weapon
used. She had repeatedly warned Beh.
Ter not to sell to her husband, who was in
Jail at the time.
The sun., 1901-02-09
AMERICANS C0MPLIMENrED.
Our Education Exhibit at Paris
Praised In England.

London, Feb. S.-Sir John Gorst,
vice president of the committee on cdu.
cation of the privy council, inspected, at
Manchester, the United States education
nj exhibit from Paris.
This magnificent exhibit" said he,
"shows the great value attached to edu.
cation and the great progress made there
in by the people Of the United States.
1t is impossible to transplant the institu.
tions of other countries, but when the
British see the work of America in devel.
oping the character, mind and body OF
the rising generation they ought to be
stimulated to similar effort in this
country. The exhibit is great object
lesson of the way education ought to be
carried on"
The sun., 1901-02-09
Aid For the MCPHERSON.

Washington, Feb. S.-Wreckins outfits
have been sent from Key West and New
York city to the assistance OF the army
transport Mcpherson stranded on th'
beach near Matanzas, Cuba. Quarter
master General Ludngton says he ha'
strong hopes Of saving the vessel will
the means now under way provided III,
vessel is not subjected to the attack b
another storm. The wrecling outfit From
Key West is believed to have arrived a
Matanzas, and that from New York viii
arrive there by next Tuesday.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Advance In Price oy wine

san Francisco, Feb. S.-The California
WINE association, representing the allied
houses which are now in control of the
market, has declared an advance Of 2la
cents per gallon in the price Of ordinary
clarets, making the figure 25i2 cents per
gallon for naked common wine for San
francisco, or 80 cents including cooper
age. This increase of price follows an
advance of cents gallon made several
weeks ago, The cause of the rise IL
salu TO be shortage of stock and heavy
The sun., 1901-02-09
u.x Mr.. KeI,er.s Condition.

New York, Feb. 8. Although the Rev.
John Keller is not yet pronounced ont of
danger his condition in some respects
has undoubtedly Improved, The sight of
one eye IS lost, but hc is able to see fairly
well with the other. Mrs. Barker re.
fused again 10 say anything for puhlica.
ton, but it is understood that She has
dictated TO stenographer from thu
office of her husbands counsel a detailed
statement of the oGfense alleged by he;
to have been committed by Mr.. Keller.
The sun., 1901-02-09
French Official Recalled.

San Francisco, Feb. S.-tiovernor Gal
lett who for three years has controlled
the affairs Of Tahiti has been recalled 10
France and is now on his way east from
this city. His successor, Edouard Petit
will leave here on the next steamer fol
the island. Old age is the ostensible rea
sou assigned for the retirement Of Gov
ernor Gallett, but it is said that he dis
pleased the French people In Tahiti b,
showing fayors to the German settlers.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Belgium as Arbitrator.

Brussels, Feb. SIN the chamber Of
deputies a petition inviting Belgium to
offer to arbitrate between Great Britain
and the Transvaal was debated at some
length The foreign minister, NJ. p. de
Favereau, said the government did not
object to the petition being referred to n
committee, but they considered the nu-
thors Of the petition miatook the mean
ing of article 2T Of The Hague conven-
ton, under which 1t was decided to act.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Treaty Under Litigation.

Austin, Tex, Feb. S.-A habeas corpus
trial is now in progress in the federal
court here that involves test Of the
treaty recently made between the Unit.
ed States and Mexico. John Krug, al
legged to have enbezzled 81 900 in Mcxi'
can money from Wells, Fargo Il Co
while in transit between two points il
the Mexican republic, is attempting Z
secure his release on the plea that til.
treaty does not provide for the extra
dition of persons accused of the offenst
with which he is charged.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Penna. A. A
Death of Hamilton walker.

Hani on Walker, Sr, SO years old,
died T ursday at his residence, No. l3oo
West Nlnlh street. lie came to tins CO m
ty when 4 years od With his parents,
f,om Cnuuly r>ronA, Leland, and Tor a
time lived at Sven stars, now I"lh
Oaks. Wh-n he was ~, his parents CAME
To Wlnn g,ou and here he learned the
III = t,si ess. He is survived by tour
suns anC three daughters.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Master Granger's Visits.

Ma ter samuel i. Darby OF the Sta'e
Gr,ng-, a.sls,el br putty Master o.
w E,sGburn has be II engaged during
the past NetK IN visiting the a-veral
gag. tnr ng ut the county. Yester-
uav aitetuo "a visit was made TO the
Genre tir ing of Centrvllr; ia-t even
ing TO Wr-I Brinly ywine Il an5e ut T.l-
lryviHe; his evening the Newark Grange
at Newark
The sun., 1901-02-09
Another nailroad Combine.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. S.-Officals OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
Of the st. Joseph and Grand Island rail.
ways have been in conference here fol
the purpose, it Is reported Of perfecting
plans for the absorption OF the Grand
Island 10y the Burlington. The Kansas
City and Omaha branch Of the Grand Is.
land has been in the hands OF the Bur.
lington for nearly year.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Panic at n Fire.

indianapolis, Feb. 8.-Fire which de-
stroyed the basement of the Grand Opera
iionse nearly caused a panic among the
guests of the Grand Opera House hotel.
several persons were with difficulty re-
strained frs~, jumping to the pavement
a loss Of $1,000 was caused to the opera
mouse, but the fire was confined to the
basement and will not interfere with the
use Of the theater.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Carnegie Library For Tacoma.

Tacoma, Feb. S.-Andrew Carnegie has
offered to give the city of Tacoma $780,
600 for library building on condition
that site be furnished and $1,000 yearly
be spent in maintenance. The city has
accepted the gift. 1t is probable, how
ever, that the amount will be increased
to $4,000, as the city is willing to pay
$500 annually toward keeping up the
library
The sun., 1901-02-09
Parole For SnuthaII.

Se. Paul, Feb. s. - The state prison
hoard have granted a parole to James H.
southall, former chief clerk Of the gov
ernlnent engineers office in this city
whose issuance Of fraudulent labor time
checks was estimated at more than Sooo'-
IVY, being disposed of in all parts OF tne
The sun., 1901-02-09
Readings from Ben Hur.

o. Thursday night next Mrs. Edna
Litte II uck, who is aidely known as
an imDer-onator and eader, will give an
rntprtanmput IN S.. Pants NJ. +.
Cnureh. A special feature OF the enter
tarnm mt n1l be readiugs from ben
Hur," and ther. will 80 be musical
selections.
The sun., 1901-02-09
MilitIa Surgeon Dead.

Lockport, n. u, Feb. 8.-Dr. Henry c.
Hill, assistant surgeon of the One Hun
dred and Twcnty-eighth New York vol
unteers, died here Of Bright's disease, aged
90 years. DR. Hill came to Lockport in
1877 and was prominent in Republican
politics. Tie was born in Vermont.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Mr.. Tay,or No Better.

T. ere was no change Yesterday in the
condition Cornelius w. Taylor, chief
CLERK in the iii y # superintendent Bar-
II nd OF the p, W. & b railroad com
uany, who la- been i'll for several days.
ii. is being attended by DR.. j. A.
DRAPER,
The sun., 1901-02-09
PRAYED in the street.

Mary B MD y, colored. was taken into
Gust d> by ,tlicers Shie ds and P'erte
yesterday uv.r Market street bridge
wh,e in tile act OF praying. WheI
l,cktd up in the wumen's Cell at the
Civ, Hal she fell on her knees aho
b-gged Matrnn Wcgtn to pray With her
S e SiIl De ex mined by the police sur
prUu
The sun., 1901-02-09
Prominent odd Fellow Dead.

Tacoma, Feb. SC. NJ. Hale, grand
secretary Of the state grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows, dropped dead while taking
part in initiatory ceremonies at local
lodge. Several doctors were summoned
and announced that death was from
heart disease and was instantaneous.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Editor CartwrIsht Remnnded.

Cape Town, Feb. S.-Mr. Albert Cart
wright, editor Of The South African News
charged with criminal and seditious libe
sustained in letter accusing Genera
Kitchener of secretly instructing hi'
troops to take no prisoners, was formally
charged In a police court here and re
manded in f2,000 bail.
The sun., 1901-02-09
Count of Caserta Kissed

Madrid, Feb. S.-The Count Of Caserta,
father of Prince Charles of Bourbon,
who is to marry the Princess of the As
turias Feb. ii, met with hostile recep.
tTon on his arrival here. He was hooted
by the crowd, and there were cries OF
"Spit upon him!"
The sun., 1901-02-09
Position in the Mint,

Its said that John H Goodwin, ,Jr.,ls to
b. appointed to 4 position IN the Uni'e
sra e. m,nt in Pin adelphia. The ap-
D intn put oil this man to any position
atlhp hand Of tie Republicans sht uld
IT, 4ppused by every decent man IN the
S. ate.