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Only Did His Duty as he saw It.

''IJ DFu IT'S LSuty IS nc oaW u.
Isl deems it my duty to add a word
81. praise for Chamberlains c9lic. chol.
era and diarrhoea remedy. says J.
Wiley Park, the wen Known merchants
ana post master at Wiley, Ky.y lieL
have been selling it, for three or four
years, and il. gives complete satisfac-
ton. Several of my customers tell
nae they would not be without IT for
Very often to my knowl..
edge, one single dose has cured a se-
we're attack Of diarrhoea and positive
~ know that It win cure the aux (dys.'
sntery.) You are at liberty TO use
this Testimonial as you please Sold
" al drusgt=s& aae.. s5
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NOW A STRIKE WAS PREVENTED

Waiter Sanford stone preecptedpthe
New York Elevated Railway strike.
lie represented the employee in scor
~ Of conferences with ne railroad
lpqsretsS He gYas sneFheF ybull-headr
d nor unreasonable. He VAS firm
elear-headed ind able and after the
Isettlement of 1he differences between
~ i.tf3t
tapital and le9arl he sqid3q haa
toilab%s only q9s rule and thata1s
DO unto others as you would they
should do unto you q
That is an astonishing business pol
1 1865 flJ@ 9ai 5fg aIt eFg an ji3b
| isye ~ is absolutely opposed t9 Z ms
modarn, llmethads Of tbe commercia
@orld,ieTho atnrage,, business man bel
iieves' In the moral righteousness ~
he Golden fiule. ahd win tell You that
1.-THE followed if his eompetitnrs.woqlG
simply eat his up or his employees
would rum his business intoIthe gi'5dnH
enc wine odt every vestiee Of prdf}
So in his home life he pfeaches dc
t3Mlt 'Hiiie tustfi i1 Ya4.ttt
s:elden Rule. and in his oiiiGe hQ ,Gql
lows that savage rule OF BUSINESS. fhat
shys: ri am hot working for my
health, Let the other fellow look ont
fer himself. ''t ''1 'o"3 '''''''''''
.T'll tuAA59 a4a Wts .or.
,aAnd so business really becomes war
Men are seldom shot down. but they
ARE often worn out and then thrown
out, and 1t matters little Whats steeus
~ Of them. Business can not stop to
leok at the failures, There IS no Red
Cross society for the woundel in com
mercial life s,aa4 MAJ
Can all this be changed?
Il can be improved, but until the
hearts of men are reconstructed the.
golden rule will not arrive. The SO
e.klist VIII tell you that iuohis belief
hes the remedy Tho single taNer is
optimistic because q his adra,. and|
there are thousand more J.,
ioThe real remedy was quoted by ighe
Sew York man who, prevented the
New York strike It'is "a Remedy AS.
old as humanity aud when me Wdt'd
shall have adopted il as standard
OF living. war. strikes, meanness,.
s, inding. starving and struggling will
cease. and the day OF the true brothers
nood Of man viii have dawned. q
,pp you want 70 help, TRY THE
SANFORD METHOD,
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A soys wild Ride for Lire

WITH family around expecting him
g aieHand son riding for life, is mil
eS 70. get pr, Kings New Discovery
iqr. consumption, coughs and colds, w.
II Brown Of Iedsvflie. Ind, endured
Dc ath'sr agSnies from asthma; -.
IL IS wonderful nlegieine gave ins.i
relief and soon cured him. He VII :.
es; / now sleep soundly ever
night Like marvellous cures of eels
ST mptfon. nneumoHia. bronchitis.
cetghs. colds and grip prove its match
less merit for al throat and lung trou
bic, Guaranteed t3tties soc and 81. 90
II al bottles free 1t Smiths Pharmacy
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. SURFACE STREET CAR. LINES.
IN l5t kf4Sh4 III EkE3 Ia 4.

SURFACE STREET CAR. LINES.
ttH AsstFt9A1ZA WIN tft ii ii
The surface street car line is doom
81 in London; auto stages are rapidly
t5king der places. In Bostoh the
'gafiie fg tfus.i o9va5 10 no 50 b.
9 IpcNe@ Yoplo aaveompany has our,
chased the stage lines, is preparing
TO inaugurate a series Of auto 4tage
iineg dividing The city into hired dis
nnctS charging within each district
without transfer cent fares, j, on, q
The entire city nine cent fare Amy
street with good pavement eadynfo
a line with no preparation AbilltyHt to
increase the rapid transit facilities by
using as manyo street as WI pay
Dto vast oatlng tor tracks. wires poIas
NC unsightly distractions of streets.
Auto stage comes to side walk for
passengers Passenger goes to street
ear In middle Of street through mud
nd dirt when muddy, through danger
nom Street trafIic. =" y' oms
The auto ears have reached a per
- - itt itt+tiitAi. 8f.sf 1H Htff8
.tection on which makes them as com
irritable as the best street cars. Jl +.
brunswick needs them. Small out
| hes. viii get them. they win pay.
'ftH 't - li.ilLLlli. - Il ~ .
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pllRllsAERs noTIcE

The News PubinhIns Company az
.TAD 4sBss. II, to be distinctly 'unuers.0Sq
that all legal advertisements must De
.'ad paid for in advance. We cannot ahpFo
@al y ID devote our space 70 such aoVer
~ aaa Elements and Wait on the courts fo'
Hotgnii. !, f,.,o,av1 .,..4fi.,..t5. ~ an
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-20

Senator Commands TO have an @e'
II 81 tive. possibly u loading part IN In the
40 M Is present campaign. lie viii mot super sopE9l
bhhd an snae chairman Taggart, but Is to pe
KS " consulted all matters o. ipppP'
- 60 rnis l. heyond question very
a3les0 la aneei ms - "a. D8,...
asoa s. wise move on the part OF tpe i'a'V'o'
ta ufa ..so,a,or German is a man Of wide
s,i,se.a, 1.,o,.,ouco in political affairs. and no
,,.. - mo democratic party is more
competent to do the party rear p'"'
,,.,, tical good Than he go f l..,....
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RearfuI Odds AGAINST Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute, such
n brief was the condition Of an OLD
Sc ldier by name of j J. TIhFeAS, Ner-
saillies. 0. For years he was troubled
With Kidney disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines gave him relief
Al length he fried Electric sRtteya -
tut, him on his feet III short order
and now lie tbstfffes: s. '1'm1 On the
rcad to complete fpanoyeTy." Best on
earth for lier hand sidney troubleS
andhail forms of stomach and bowel
Only SOC Guarantee by
Smiths Pharmacy sat- sifa 9ag4.
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q Correspondence solicited but 70 re-
odf oiefsv4 attention, letters must be ae-
ga compared by irresponsible Lame mo-.
for publication, but as gpa arff fei 81
gLod faith!3s - Y8 9ataiA
aisjs4 Rejected communications will Ibe re-
lH4 4 t.tAea If accompanied by postage IA
ant Il Remittance shouldpbe madt py POS,
iaAaaigst mite check or money order Or
a. fsgistered letter. Address, 4a
ei News Publishing Col .
isag sttaer l4Na's 4 brunswick, Ga
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~ Rotition- for nlNoree.

'''''th Rotttlon Ter utNofCe'
STATE, or GEORGIA, ""f 81
County 81 Glynn; b. uln;a.s
c. W. hinard VS.. Annie N .Kinard.
In G,ynn superior court December
'leim. 1904! TO the defendant: e"
You are hereby required TO beI ana
abpedra the DeceRaher term, l9AA Of
tt superior, court OF SAID county On
che arst Monday IL December, 19O4
- answer the plaintiff on the lherits
OF foregoing potition Witness she
honorable Thomas A. Parker Judge
sl said court This ssyentee nth day
81 September. 1904
II. F. du Bignon
Clerk Superior Court, GlyrE county,
Georgia.
Woodferd Mahry, Plaintiffs Atty.
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THE people Of JacksohVIIle have

rrho neonlp az Jacks0nVIIle nave
ny pN'F'~ fgHf3{Iife
perfect right Il Ne proud of thelr o. 2.
~ 10 iabatilmiNtAry. The, work Of wilson's
na,gs.i, a, ! an,rehending the 'taespna
s''''lte w % L uapar county challenges 1.-THE
it8m tni admiration OF all people. au..,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-20

~, IS, sam Russ comes back at liolloman
Down in Jacksonville In the fdroip'e
lea hcnest and clean method always e ,,l''.
H'' si' a{teristic of oneref the alhlest mem M
berss Of Inc profession in Flqfida'pb
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-20

'tsas Sold Pile Of chamberlain's
j b. .Aat Cough Remedy.
| have sold Chamberlain cough
remedy for EIore then twenty years
and It has given entire satisfaction. |
have sold pile of it and can recon.
mend it highly.--ioseph Mckinney,
clinton. Iowa, You will ind this rem.
eGy a good friend when troubled with
2 cough VI cold. Ii always affords
Quick relief and is pleasant To take.
FOR sale by ait druaGists. amaze slJ
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-20

aim - 9ThFqg no mqd says fupN0i' ~
aaaog throw ballots,
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IT'S UP TO. Mou, WHAT
a4auH)ln Mill, You 90 WltA IT

Pub it oil. bf,ecearsei VESTS Wound
Cure, the best IMMINENT on earth for
old sores. teuf Bing worm, poison
oak, piles. rheumatism and nGnferous
other diseases. also 'West's GonoT-
noea and SyphTlisl cure is fguaraRt eed
TO cure GonnrrhOea and Syphilis and
all hlse diseases, Ask your .drnggist
and dealer for il. ~ 2
Prepared by WEST MEDIC me 90,
'''" '''ta ea' Sylvester, Ga
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~" s. poor Did PLAT. heds ibaek NUMBER
III. ir the councils Of his party jim these
-.oa,,. anvs OF strenuous young men IKE ben
~ 'fl'ti"H q la4m93tii - 8nia
QUO aHl and Thdds,i anafns nm s,,.t
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General Apathy seems 70 pc ~
charge Of both Of the political head'
ialuuarters IN New York.
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WAR SONGS Of the Cohfederaey
Best selling boots in the south. Fu
~ Illustrated Big money for agents,
Prospectus soc. Particulars free
Johnson, Wynn Co. g45 Penna Ave.
Washington q c. "'..t@
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!. 'f tam putting cut a speciality !
!. that eSceiIs anything thar has )
:. ever been offered to the public.
! -Four full quarts Elair Club. an
!. excellent, high grade vSh'-'--~
!. Pas up in . neat gackaG for
!. $2.SS. Delivered e any po.s-, e. {!
: press prepsIcao yf5
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* would call special attention
8 for medical and family use, TO ,
x Pure II. e. Bowen wriskey. tins !
q is an absolute Oscillation of 1880
q Pool and Billiard Tabies are
y kept in an up 20 date ecnd,
= tioGE tam aH8a
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snip Notice.

Neither the master, owners nor con
'Stsnfss nj I9lqP2rtuglIqse bark Clara
viii be responsible for any debts COM
1i7cted Ay the fry pr saiq park
Reis,t Master
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: fOoiyda want aiposia mi q. tsodseo q
servant. Have you lost anyfhing2 Do
yeuwsatjto ePti s~n9sn)a prF have yqp
d room or house TO Te:tt.. IT SO put an
ad. in The EsaYs, .epfap column.
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A STEN0tlttAHHRR WANTED 4
INST class typewriter and Bought A
f'ay ana lived happily ever after aGet
wise offd idoslikewtses Chas EH.IewetA
aeent OFFICE Oglqthqrpe hotel buil8ine.
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'aMiscELEANous

---t.++- - rtrryr --st..ttf-r1i
81 TYPIfWl}ITiBRS Several bargains
in secQud hand writer's Oh easy nav.
ments Chas IT. J6wtrt. omed 'Dglcl
Il orpe hotel building. 3.
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Z cav .tttA-
Life and are, insurance. ,1.9pg list
ifjothe hsst has VT, companies. Sec
:, 7. Hitch & N
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. sEs 40 = elRs v y = y =
/. THE - ~
: : ARCADE: :
FINS .
210 Gloucester Street y
21o Gloucester Stree,

&S'-ts sresc lasSesrs forysII tae ncp- =
s~sa>tset-A - eA<
w W Saratoga. Yellow Stone :
ssuntef. Magnet. Duke Of Cur !.
berland, Wilson, Metropolitan :,
q osah114 siIas 5chnson; Congress :
s Hall, Cambridge Rye, Eigin oitD. .
n including sourbons. Gins Bran. 9
4 ofes, Imported and Domestic a
=, Wines. and full line of popular :
:. Cigars. 2a,orom izsa aa y
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--A-thirtz. foot channel for Brunswick

-sss2A-
time.
--ALhirtx foot channel for Brunswick
would increase the value Of Brunswick
as a port above it's value when we
Lsd-but Is feet at mean high tide,
over FIVE times. an Increase from our
oresapt kg loot 10 % bot 4dgthl Ropld
neaglb,}eaglF eie tsbS IF 9he p6gd by
he law referred to. In fac the in
i(ase ID value Feuh. for many Raj
'i4UAq ifdffsIyI Ffqsej!er Il
The strongest effort should be mhde
70 get 30 feet OF depth at mean high
jFisl EqEtgpYpatssy II faR .9el OBJ 9in ed
'or an outlay incomparably less than
Il lily port cnDthei c6Aa am main.
aimed at agp4FqtiYely triflng cost
Brunswick.
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The Home Herald was six pom "
ella sunday. quite d PROMISING youth
@ too. 49, ~ Z f0hAtf1NE
efhJidJ9li 10 y+4--+4--77-yt -.ss--.--------
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. We serve an eleqanf u
. LUNCH from II to p. m.
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? Your patrosage is highly ap- n
> preciated. 7'4is~ :
? ' PHIL KELLER. -.
q e a "a . . a "a . "a &a@ !
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YOUR WANTS FILLED
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g0R RENT 7'storqs,9a Offices and
dwellings ApplX.tq Bro4ston, Fendie
.. poal4nu4 m,tee .as.a
| ''FoR RENT Rooms ata 7s3 Uniqu
street. Electric Ugh tsa and. use OF
\ tath room, App!y On premises
/ ron itf;NT ra5itable horseB, in nj
sections or the city. R0{Ta HUGH g
&c. ~ i1"R ianH4a IL -..s
| F0R RENT Nicely fiifhishea'rot-n.
IAtbly 303 Uhibn street bon
= - q l.'------ 1rf-tri 1t
1 F0Hn iRRNT TQniHrpished room,
1 Amply ,2u2 Union street '''' '''
| FOh HlfNr Nine rbutn sFluse * III
stofe' corner, a. va Vote st eets. Ap
! ply Ito Mrs NJ, IAaG.,.,. IL.
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FOR SALE ttii tr..
1 e ron SALkarAIH. wood y2rd,iGom
pt9te, WAL fsi9Am sgw and splitters
4 Yagops and horse. T. j. kcnner. Bay
and CIoncGstkr' stiftdtg bst aai H. !
The state herald., 1904-02-19


election case OF Robert w, Bonyngo
against John r. Shnirolh, II was atipu'
lated and agreed by contoHtant ana
contcslcc that the ballots east at the
election In the twonty.ninc contested
precincts should be brought before the
committee on elections of the House
and opened for the FIRST time in the
presence OF lts mombcrB,
"Thc ballots were those cart nj the
general election Of 1909 for state ON.
GERS and representative In Congrcaa,
The object wan that the original ar.
rnnpcmont. fs'm and conditions Of the
ballots should first be seen by the com.
mlttcc,
"The law In that when poll IL Ialnt-
ed by fraud and II IN impossible 20
purge the poll Of the fraudulent votes.
the vote ON the entire precinct, legal
arid Illegal. must bn thrown out.
"'rho committee hnH given mo every op.
portunlty 10 ascertain tho Illegal vote.
ho M 10 save the valid vote In these
precincts. Until ! saw the ballots last
Thursday though, the Illegal vote
could be- detected aud separated from
tho legal vote. but ! must confeaa that
my inspection has convinced me that "
In lmposaIble TO do no In this case.
The state herald., 1904-02-19
SURE
The Robust Physique Can stsnd Morc
Coffee Than a Weak One.

A young Virglnlan says: Having
a naturally robust constitution far
above the average and not having
able TO resist the inroads upon 4,
by the use Of coiro0 for some years but
finally tho strain began 10 tell.
For ten years have been employ
cd as telegraph operator and type
writer by railroad In this section
and until two years ago had used coi.
fee continually from tho une ! was
olght years old. nearly 20 yeara
"Tho work Of operating tho toic-
graph key is n great strain upon tho
nerves and after tho days work was
over ! would feel nervous, Irritable.
run down and toward tho last suffer
cd greatly from insomnia and ncu.
ralgia. AZ never INDUCED In intoSi.
eating liquors. drugs or tobacco In
amy form | came TO tho conclusion
that coffee and tea were causing tho
GRADUAL break.down Of my nervous
nyHtom and having road au article In
tho Medical Magazine on tho oompoti.
tlon OF coffee and It's toxic oroct upon
the system, was fully convinced that
coffee wnn the cause OF my trouble.
Seeing Postum spoken of an not
having any Of the dctorlorntlng 81.
focta Of cofrcc decided TO give up tho
rtimulan' and give Postum trial. Thu
result was agfooably Burprlaing. After
time my noryos became wonderfully
strong, ! can do nll my work nj tho
telegraph key aud typewriter with far
greater ease than over before. Ny
weight has increased SO pounds, my
general health keeping pace with H.
and am new man and better one "
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Look In each pkg. for tho famous
little book. "Tho Road TO weilyilie."
The state herald., 1904-02-19
JOHN F. SHAFROTH RESIGNS
In FAVOR OF R0BT. W. BONYNGE

law being as | have stated and tho
number Of precincts tainted containing
majorities for me greater than my re-
turned majority, ! must say that II |
were n judge upon the bench consider
ing this case. | should be compelled to
find against myself and. as the vote
In the contested precincts aggregates
less than one-tenth OF the vote Of the
congressional district. ! would be com
PEELED TO find that, according to law.
Mr.. Bonynge is entitled TO the seat
II did my best to have an honest
election. My law partner, with my ap-
proval, organized citizens commit
tee composed of both Republicans and
Democrats who desired fair election
I have always been In favor OF pure
politics. and when the test In applied
TO an election nj which | was voted for
as one OF the candidates upon the tick
ct. should not shlrk my duty or
rhangc my convictions concerning hon
est elections. ! therefore will say TO
the committee on elections No. 2. and
the members of this House. that they
can seat Mr.. Bonynge at their earliest
convenience.
''As this Is the last time ! will have
the opportunity Of addressing the
House. ! want to thank the committee
The state herald., 1904-02-19
Difficulty Of corean Language.

A capital story has been told by an
American missionary who has lust ar
rived in London from Corea. The dif-
ficulty of learning the language OF tina,
country is Increased enormously owing
to the large number of words which.
with n slight infection OF the voice.
are used over and over again with an
entirely different meaning.
The missionary in question was
preaching to some natives and assur-
Ing them that unless they repeated they
would go TO place Of punishment.
Amazement, rather than terror, was
written on the faces OF his osssntal lis.
teners. Why on earth, II they reject
ed MS advice. and refused to repent.
should they be dispa,ehed-to the local
postofIlce!
On another occasion lecture We
delivered. In the course of which a
beautiful moral was being drawn from
the gay career OF the tiny butterfly
which was suddenly cut short In the
clutches Of the spider. The simile.
however, fell somewhat short of It's in
tended meaning. and II was not until
the laughter had subsidized that the
lecturer became aware that tho vie
tim which had been floundering amid
the dainty silken threads Of tho web
was a donkey. which. in the Corean
language. II appears, Ia synonymous
vita butterily.-B Transcript
The state herald., 1904-02-19
DEATH HAS ENDED THE CAREER
OF SENATOR MARCUS A. HANNA

in the firm until 1867, when the busi-
ness was closed up.
He then became member of the firm
Of Rhodes & Co., engaged in the iron
and coal business. At the expiration
Of ten years the title OF this firm was
changed to M. A. Hanna & Co.. which
still exists. Now 1t includes interests
in vessels which traverse the Great
Lakes; in fact. this firm controls the
largest feet OF freight vessels on the
lakes. The fleet was constructed In
their own shipyards, and is used for
distributing the products Of the COM
pany's mines. Mr. Hanna was presi-
dent OF the Union National Bank OF
Cleveland and also president of the
Cleveland City Railway Company. In
the latter position he worked many re-
forms. which resulted In the city OF
Cleveland enjoying one OF the most
perfect street car systems In the United
States. In 1885 he was appointed a d.
rector OF the Union Pacific Railway
Company by President Cleveland.
March 5, 1897. Mr. Hanna was ap-
pointed to the United States Senate by
Governor Bushnell TO fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement of Hon. John
Sherman, who resigned TO accept the
position of secretary OF state in Presi-
dent McKinley's Cabinet. In January.
1898. he was elected for the short term
ending March 4. 1899, and also for the
succeeding full term. In January. 1904.
he was reelected to the Senate for the
term beginning March 5, 1905. by al
most unanimous vote. and the largest
vote which has ever elected senator.
In 1896 Mr. Hanna was elected chair
man OF the national Republican com
mittee. which position he occupied con-
tinuously until his death.
The state herald., 1904-02-19
Undue Influence Charged.

During an executive session of the
Senate much time was devoted to gem
eral discussion of the encroachments OF
the Senate and the President on each
others prerogatiyes under the constltu-
ton. Senator Teller. In a speech last
ing more than two hours. and filled
with Incidents where he alleged the
President had encroached on the Sem
ate In regard to the making Of federal
appointments. aroused number of the
Republican leaders TO the defense OF
President Roosevelt.
Some OF the Republican senators
agreed with Senator Teller that there
have been many encroachments from
the White House on the rights OF the
Senate. The political phases OF the de-
bate were finally eliminated with the
result that several administrations
were discussed and brought under the
ban OF disapproyal.
The first was the Cleveland admins
tration. in which IL was said that the
President used undue influence
for the repeal of the purchasing
clause OF the sherman act: Mr. Me-
Kinlcy's influence on tho members OF
the Senate for the ratification OF the
Paris treaty; President Rooseyelts
pressure In bringing about the ratihca-
tion OF the Cuban treaty and also the
influence he has brought TO bear look
Ing TO the ratification OF the Panama
canal treaty were cited as instances In
which tho Senate has not been left free
to deal with these topics according To
individual Judgment,
Tho criticism was not alone OF the
executive. several senators. including
Spooncr. Allison. Teller. Dubois. Gall
niger and Platt. OF Connecticut, agree
Ing that the Senate often had inEiAtrd
ON the appointment OF certain men for
executive positions against the wish Of
tho Presidents mentioned.