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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
ST JOHNS
From the Herald

From the Herald
Solomon Barth went to Flagstaff
this week 90 attend a meeting Of the
sheep men held at that place tie
represented the Candelarla Brothers.
% Concho, and reports quite a mum.
Der OF sheep men present az the meet.
Ing. which was held 10 discuss mat.
tors pertaining 20 the forest reserve.
with Forest Reserve Inspector Bar.
rCtt
Mrs Noadico Thompson. of Spring
oryIllo filed papers Ca the probate
court praying a decree of adoption De
granted her Tor the adoption of HAT.
tie Henderson, tho little daughter of
q. W henderson. of Salt Lakes The
decree was granted by Judge Hogue.
and the girl becomes heir to the prop.
crty of Mrs Thompson. Mr. Hondor.
son, the father OF the girl. appeared
n court and consented Go the adop.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
OTTO LEE
THE UNFORTUNATE NORWEGIAN
TAKEN TO DENVER THIS MORN.
ING.

For the past week Otto Lee. a
Norwegian has been a crazy subject
ON the city Tie was sont here from
San Marclol, whore he was OF work
Ia the railway shops. when insanity
prerontod Itself Tie is most power.
ful man On strength. ard has muscles
Ian over his body that sardow
would envy. u Is Erld that pro.
tao.od spree bror Bt on his insanity
and % SIS thought With proper care
and attention, De viii soon recover
his senses. This morning the crazy
man was sent north IN the car of Ed
Myers who was daputlzed for the
occasion, and Dee viii be delivered 10
friends residing az 1876 Haulcn
street Denver Tho rallway company
furnished transpaI jltlon for tho two
Aflor leaving Denver Mr.. Myers Will
continue ON 40 49, Louie. whore he
win take IN the Worlds fair for a few
weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
PRELIMINARY IN.
JUNCTION GRANTED

Trenton. July l5.-Iudra Bradford
today granted a preliminary luIuuc.
ilon in the suit brought by Edward
No. Hartman W.usIow spayrr and
others 90 retain pro rata distribution
OF tho assets of tho Northern s,curI
Ties company This ls 90 defeat Inc
HIl interests
Litigation turned largely ON tho
question a8 t0 tho titlo of tha N0rb.
cu Pacific stock which % % UafrT
man and WIuslow Pierce put into
la combination. and which amounted
40 aHout Gao 600 .00O Tho contention
of tho Northern Securities company
was that ibo stock had become AN
absolute Tart of that company ana n
was perfectly legal Tor % 90 carry out
the pro rata plan % distribution upon
which th. company bad agreed &c.
Hartman r0ulouded that by reason Uf
tha corporation being declared illegal
Boy the United States supreme court.
title had NOT passed from Hartman
and Pierce. aud Foo consequence they
w"Te entitled t0 have returned 90
Thorn uD particular stock that they
pot IutD tho combination. and which
involved control OF me Northern pa.
circ company
The decision OF Judge Bradford
docs pot dispose 40 tba main paints
at issue which were whether or NOT
Hartman and Pierce should have
returned 10 them tho stock az tho
Northern Pacific o0muuy which ,ho
pat into che Northern Securities. o-
whether they should bo distributed .
to the stockholdcr OF tho Northern .
Pacific aud Great Northern on uru .
rata basis provided fur by tho direct I
ua of the Northern Securities.
Judge bradford dey0tcB most % bio F..
opinion lu tho decision 90 the LEGAL I
question whether DO should grant "a I
preliminary injunction and DO takes .
ho position that aa bong az there %
iny doubt in the case a preliminary
Injunction should bo granted, 40
aya that failure 10 grant tho iniunc.
Jon would pot complainauiH ln a 20
.itlon whore they would be- unable 90
secure she relief to which they arc
'ntitled should the case bo decided in
holr favor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
DISTRICT COURT
lgnaCiO Sanchez Sues ihe
Daily Citizen For Libel in
tia Sum Of $4,000
DIVORCE SUIT GRANTED

NrW suits uDry nI,I 100 Uu district
court Bs iUI'uWH
tuudaaua GaI.raus against slntu.
.uri.l aud wife. .ut m prlmsauu
note iUr 5000
Hattie Arnold a Harry Arnold suit
Tor divorce uu Eruuuds uf dosorrIou
lHnarIu sanchez N TIumas
Hughes a. VIM o. NrCrD.rht suit
for libel for $4,000 fur alleged Irbol
.ous u..cI, rlbIshod April %. 1904 in
which 10 was iutmafcG by tho A.
buuuorquo Daily citizen that tho
plaintiff was implicated Iu certain
thcftH of caitlo FOO tho Nuuzauo moun.
ialus.
Tho court grant dporeo uf divorce
Iu thv ease uf Mrs AIdorytr against
her husband QuIutauo Aldor,to upon
the ground of u,fpuIun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Thoa votaw, who is lu charge of
Pablo Crcspin's saw mill near Eaco
hosl, out iu the Man7ano mountains,
.s In tho city to spouJ a few days
with his daughter Mu Will Mason.
The timber out iu tho mountains. '
said SIR NUtaw, "isdyIur just like
stock Tor want OF rain" Mrs. Volaw
.s expected home from Independence.
Mo-. whore she has been on yisH
to relatives and friends. in few
days. Mm Tucker "a sister. will &C.
company Mrs Vo'aw back to the
city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Eagles held o. regular maotlnr
last night and Tonoy Garcia became
o ull Pledged Eagle
Robert j.. punoy. accompanied hy
| u. D *. Sellers, lott this morning fur
Bornahlla ON business.
Attorneys McMuleu aud Marion
who were az Santa Fg yesterday. TO-
turned to tho city last night
Charles naca, tho sheriff of Valen
ella county was in the city this morn
ms. but continued on to santa Fe.
W. ~ Hahn the coal and woud
merchant, who wac at Santa Fo ON
business, returned 90 the city last
night.
Don NJ Johnson. the southern ln-
spcctor for tho territorial cattle SAM.
tary hoard De- in the city today from
ncming.
Tunoy Garcia went up Co Thornton
This morning to receive q big clip Of
wool for tho wool purchasing firm Of
10 q, Garcia A. Co.
L. r. Decker. representing tho Am.
crIcan Lumber company returned 90
tho c.ty last might from business
visit Co northern towns.
Frank A. lIubboll and W. &C. Greer.
.uf tho city loft this morning Tor las
Noms on political matters They win
probably be- absent 20 couple OF days
a 10 McDormott. who has been
mining in the Copporton district OF
Valencia county has returned 90 tho
city after au absence of several
months.
n. q Buuum che territorial pens
teut.ary superintendent. passed
through the city for San Antonio last
uirht He is Interested iu 90 ulIroad
project there
Alfred Gruuafe'd. senior mombor
of tho Wholesale dry goods nrm of
GuusfeId Bros, viii leave for the
east Tomorrow night where ho win
purchase tho fail and winter stock 0f
uods Tor Che firm
Mrs Simon NCurtndt. che wife 0f.
fho we'll known general merchant and
postmaster of Los Luuas, who a.
tended the Rose Spencer uuptals last
uiEht, Will return to her home az
Los LuunH tonight
Rev j. a. DARLING. who came ln
from the south yesterday morning
and offIcinfed at tho marriage 90
Harry p Ross and Miss Isabel Julia
Spencer. returned south last night
Rev Darling is an Episcopal minis
tor and has a southern circuit com
posed OF SocorTo San Marrial and
Domlng
william swisher. son Of pr swlHher
1f sooorrJ. passed through tho city
This morning on route to Santa Pc.
where ho VIII ioin Major Wedges Of
he United States army and accept o |
commission iu the recruiting service |
lf the United States aTmy Major /
V0dggs bias opened a recruiting office |
h Santa 20 and viii open one in this I
'iiy next week
Judge W. H NewC0mh a wen I
,uoun citizen of silver city passed /
lp tho road Tor Cincinnati. onto. /
bis morning. en- route 90 ,ha national
convention 0f Elks. which c0nyones
"a the latter city on July % and con.
inuos 90 session Tor three days Judge
Sowcumb represents the Silver city |
odgo of Eika No. fl3 The Albuqlor.
.uo E'ks viii bo represented hy Chas
Me2ors who Is az present ia the
asst
Miss Mablo Strong arrived in ne
ity Thursday evening with her aunt,
Gro w. W. Strong, who had been
isltIng ga Colorado Mias Strong az.
ended school the past winter az
'otro Dame. co.. end viii spend the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
LATE STRIKE NEWS
Vice President Wilson tx.
peCted Tonight and Prob
ably a Mass Meeting.
WARRANTS OUT FOR ARRESTS

The striking macb.uI.a lnd boiler
mnkrr8 h,'I q meeting .aIs afternoon
at Central Labor Union HBII Tor me
purpose of formulating plans far Ho
reception off q D. WILSON. rIra pU.I
lent of fho Nacbu.ats union. NHu H
expected '1 arrive tonight Hu either
train 80 nr G.
An official of the local VarHIH.sIa.
union said chat ST. WUma .IaIt
was anticipated hy lHo local machIu.
.stH. and Chat uo doubt "a mass mg,t
uR would bo held and tha. Nr VIII
1u would likely address fre public
# 900 Nr Hnckniev 600 E.H recent
.aIt to the city,
The prevailing um1f uu fha afra.t
iu thn effect that iu case ST. wilson
attempts t0 hold o. meeting IH tbn city
ho viii ho arrested docs not iu tHa
least brighten thp FtrIEpra The r1mn
striker said that they wDrn satisfied
hat several warrants bli boon
sworn ont Tor tbo strikers charging
assault on % sfr.kp.broakoU and Hat
me officers of tho law wore Iofar.ur
serving the wr.t8 'u h0prs chat .le
strikers named lu tho Warrants would
leave town UUnotUr. o. such ia Ho
case tho strikers arc Hiu n town.
Hul doubtless they W.lI Hr arrested
Tho latest move of Hs Hr.Eon .1
uuIN Themselves AGAINST arrest anI
imprisonment was 'U employ N.H o.
Field tn nrht their case. aHI as Nr
Field .s In Santa o.. and before ro.
.ug There hoIi consultation with
judge UaE"r nothing s W.'E fo
irau8p.ra Boo tbglr case buiur. .# rD.
turn.
Tho local union was notified % f.w
days ago of Mr. Wilson's intended
visit here hy communication from
The Mnrhlnl.fs Vice pr. H.nf l.m.
SELF Tho letter was written 40 Wa.
ton. and stated that mo wr.lor would
bo in Albuquerque on Friday. For
that reason a largo number of airik
org, a8 well nH Santa Fe officials. ana
secret service men. were at fla sta.
ton last night tO meet trains BfTIy.
ing from the north. but Mr Wilson
dii not make his appearance and Goo
consequence OF tho day Friday 200
tho letter. me strikers arc confident
that ho will como tonight
Train so : of last evening carried
"a coach of a'r.kohrrnkors. nine OF
whom were unl0u1oi here ana about
twenty were transferred farther u,si
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
To War on consumptlon.

Baltimore. Mr.. July i5.--Tho fac
ulty Of Johns Hopkins University hos.
piiai has completed plans for a sys.
tematic and scientific npht against
tuberculosis 10 will be aided mntorl.
ally 20 carrying out iis purpose By
a e,ft 81 $4,000 from Henry Phipps
Of Pittsburg OF this amount SiO 600
viii be used On building a dlsponsary
The other $4,000 win be used az a
maintenance fund The buildings win
include a disponsary and apartments
Tor scientific work Guinea pigs
which are very susceptible to tuborcu.
losis win no kept for lnnOtulatlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
SENT A BULLET
ON ITS WAY
And the Ball Struck Henry
Harrison, a Train Porter,
in the Left Thigh.
OPERATOR AVER DID THE WORK

g. G. Aver fHo uieht Waterman at
lsl.'a. who IBsf night shot aud ss
yorrly wounded Henry Harrison. "a
cu'orod porter on train $50. Q 90 Is.
ioto Junction was brought here thls
morning hy officer Harry Cooper
and lodged .u tho city jBl.
Later be- was moved to the county
jail. whore ho viii remain pending the
condition of Harrison. the wounded
man. ~ Harrison wound proves se
riouH, Ayers preliminary hearing
viii h1 postponed some time 10 the
doctors BOO attendance pronounce tho
wound NOT of q serious nature. pre-.
lIwInory hearing will bo given Aver
iu the near future
AZ tho cit. JAN no @ o'clock this morn.
Ing Aver did not seem to think that
Doc had done any thlnE 500 very Grim.
iual In shooting O darkcy he refer
red Co Harrison as tho "darky"
Ho denied sending the telegram.
Just shot negro. have ambulance
and doctor meet train No. lOo."
Agent Nance. Of lslota sent tolo.
gram Co Tine local Santa Pc officers.
and This telegram has not been seen
hy any ono other than local Santa
De officials
Aver said that be- did not touch me
telegraph key in regard Co the trag
ody
Ayor has been employed al Ialoia
about Six weeks la tho capacity NJ
might operator lie IS twenty years
OF axe. dark ana slight of stature. and
ia the son OF Alfred Ayers. tax az.
SCISSOR OF Marion county. Florida. hts
father owns one of the finest orange
groves in that state ard lives IN ono.
of the finest residences I'm Ocala. the
county seat OF Marion county.
Aver has a striking and fasclna Ing
southern hroEuo, and is n pleasant
ialkor Ha loft Florida on May 10
and coming over the Southern Pacific
railroad. stopped o. several places On
route, including ~ Paso,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
FOR SENATOR
FAIRBANKS SEAT

Indianapolis July Ir -TH.-. uro
prospects of "a pretty neH' iu Indiana
before o. decision l8 reached as o
who shall 600 che senatorial seat 'rft
vacant hy Mr Fairbanks Boa thg event
~ national republican success at
900 polls uo1. November Tho IIIHH.
Icr members of the republican host
are not ready 'o admit the slightest
possibility Of defeat COR thr Ro0ae.
yolt Fairbanks ticket and are shaping
their plans accordingly Already Iu
tho field. aud being urged by their
friends Hre four receptive rgnd.
dates. and auil another I1H dawn
iue above tbg horizon
Prominent among tho.. mentioned
for lha 'Isa are Cove. uuUu.
whose term af chief ESQ. $50 of tdr
state expires iu Ianuar ue1.. Con
gresham James A lismeuHay chair
man of tho house committee 0u ap.
propriauonB and Ono right hand
man of sneaker Cannon. CJusIr
man Charles % lands and Coner.ss-
man cUmphcECr who wants tHc
southern representation enc down
These three were Immediately men.
toned whom 90 became apparent that
the vice presidential tide had 5ot Boz
che direction OF Fairbanks The pNr.r
leaders appear confident of havlns
"a good working republican majority
ln INC nest legislature Tho new
body will meet lu lanuar, aud viii
hen choose successor to Mr Falr
banks
Ga the event 0f a democratic sue
cess in thc state however. Be s De-
loved that the choice of that party
.or tho scnaiorship would lle between
lohn W Kern ol this city. and Ben.
amin D. Shiyoly of south Bond
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
wiNsLow

From The Mail
WIN. Wipe and family arrived from
Rpun, Wis. and viii locate porman-
emily ln Wlnslow.
Mesara o. A. Sawyer j. N Woods
and Colin Campbell we're passengers
20 Flagstaff. where they attended a
session 81 the Wool Growers aaao
clhtion.
Geo d. Moahor. secretary OF the
Holmes supply company. was ln town
checking up the local branch % that
firm. Ho expressed himself a. well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
HarrIson's story

Late last might Harrison was
brought 20 tho city and taken 10 the
railroad dopai mont OF the ST. Jo.
soph hospital d was feared that hls
condition was much more serious
than was a. first supposed. ne
submitted 20 the following as hls ox.
PLANTATION Of the shooting.
"The nipht operator OF leta got
ON the trpIn and sIuicd 10 tpko Zee
from the cooler told him 60 got
M the trpn and not come ON any
more for tf7t purpo and no tcld me
ho would BON me lf bothered him.
Then ! PINT him or by force ana ne
Immediately drew a revolver ana shot
me- % was not my fault. was sim.
ply performing my duly. Am a mar
rlod man and have wife. Have
worEcd for the railroad company for
four years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

lu police court this morning ap.
poarcd two natives. one who had
boon drunk and disorderly and oae
who had he"u dIsordorly without be-
'ng drunk The court looked upon the
latter offouso as of the great.
or rray.iy and to this unfortun.
fc fcl ten day on mo chain gang.
The other unfortunate was assessed
So or @ l.No number OF days work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

pleased with the showing made by tho
local branch during the past year
Tho now bank building Tor the Nav.
aio county hank De- completed and
some OF Che furniture has been install.
Jed. Speaking roughly. O. is the
'awelicHt building ON the pike"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Cannon VIII Sneak

Chicago, July l5.-spoakor Joseph
g Cannon declared bis intention 90
take an active part in the campaign
ihls fail speaking in Illinois. wisc1n
sim and Indiana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
PlrE1r RsesLvInn Hsavy MaLI.

Esopus July l5.-Tho heaviest mail
In the history of Rosomout came to.
day for Judge Parker Almost every
state In ihe union Fas eafad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

q taking both stocks then ran of.
the former 80 and the latter ono
point ON tho curb Northern socunt.
les after selling at 1924 dropped ob.
uwly to 1Ot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Chicago, July i5-strko pickcts
along HUlstead street in the noirhbor.
hood Of the stock yards caused a dts
turblnco today and were dispersed
By the police
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Mrs George r. Albright ana Elwood
Albright wife ana son of Assessor Al.
bright. expect TO leave Monday night
for 81 Louis, where they win take 90
the Worlds fair for O few weeks.
and then they viii visit ohio relatives
aud friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
"HENRY HARRISON.


witness w. T. McEWEN.
70 is understood although Aver has
refused 10 talk rbort the iho0tIng.
that Aver was permitted 90 get a
piece of Ice Boy Conductor Davcrn but
as he tAyoD was removing the piece
Harrison took exceptions and forclbly
put him of the train. u was then ne
sent a bullet aftor his assaliant. strlk,
lug The porter iu the thigh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Railroad Stock Market Disturbed.
New York, July 1.-THE Northern
Securities decision caused oonvul.
siye found Ga Union Pacific 20 g6M
and Southern Pacific 90 5lii On prof
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-27
Reducing a Verdict 0ne-HaIf.

Columbia, April 20.-Judge Gary,
in the Circuit Court this morning
cut down the verdict given young
Mckay in his suit against the Sea-
board. The verdict was for S25, 600,
and the Judge cut it one-half. He
did this because he thought it excess
sive, in view of the age of the young
man and the salary he received from
the road when the accident occurred,
that being $50 per month. His earn
ing capacity was not established he
said, and under the circumstances he
thought he award too much. His at
torneys have twenty days in which to
accept or reject the reduction. If they
refuse it will be equivalent to having
another trial of the case. If they
accept it the railroad will undoubt.
ediy appeal, so the final settlement OF
the case is yet long way of.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-27
$4,000 For a Thigh and Leg.

Columbia, April l9.-Twenty-6ve
thousand dollars is the amount found
against the Seabord Railway Company
and the verdict is the talk of the
town tonight. Fitzwilliam Mckay
was an employee of the railway and,
while acting as brakeman, fell be-
tween the cars, near Columbia. His
leg was terribly crushed, so that it
was amputated near the hip bone,
rendering an artificial limb impossible.
Suit was brought for $50, 900 by the
parents of the boy, the attorneys being
Nelson & Nelson, of this city, and
Hoke Smith, of Atlanta. The road
was represented by Lyles & McMahan,
and the trial took up two days. This
afternoon the case was given to the
jury and that body was out only about
fifteen minutes, returning with YER
dict for S25, 900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-27
WOULD NOT ADVERTISE.
After Long Fight Large Indiana
Retail House Gives up Struggle.

4 special to the Indianapolis News
from Marion, Ind, says that after a
hard fight OF seventeen years against
competitors who advertised, Gunder
Brothers, dry goods merchants, the
Oldest mercantile firm in Marion, and
at one time the largest retail house
in northern Indiana, have given up
the hopeless struggle and sold out
their business.
Wher! gas was discovered in Marion,
the town began to grow rapidly, and
competition in all business was soon
encoun tered by all the old local mer-
chants. The new merchants advertised
but many of the old established firms
were slow in believing that it was
necessary for them to use prin.~, s ink.
as they knew nearly every man in the
county. All of them who are now in
business concluded that it was necess-
ary to advertise in order to hold what
trade they had and to increase it, ex-
cept Grlnder Brothers, who absolute
ly refused, claiming it was money
thrown away. The firm had the best
business site in the city, but the store
was never filed with shoppers.
Thousands passed and repassed the
place dssy after day without stopping.
The firm carried an expedient line Of
goods, and treated customers well but
only few farmers and some of the
old citizens OF Marion patronized the
place. The store is now closed for
invoice.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-27
Report of Chief Constable Delgar

Sumter, April 21.-The following is
the annual rpeort of Chief Constable
s. Yeadon Delgar Of the Sumter dl-
vision:
Seizures for the year, April to
March 81: Whiskey, brandy and wines
seized. S62 gallons; beer IN bottles, 43
dozen; beer otherwise, one cask
teams confscated, 4 other articles
seized, two telescopes and one set bar
fxsure res; wines, elders and whiskey
returned to consignors, A gallons
vines, elders and whiskey destroyed,
34 gallons.
Conyictions-Sumter county six,
fines $3.50; Darlington county six, lines
500: Marlboro county Four, nnes
s345; Williamsburg county one, line
500: Clarendon county two, fines $500 /;
Horny comfy ore, fine $50; George
town county ore, fine $3.50. Total,
81 cases, 50, 135.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-27
View of a Hearst Paper.


New York has spoken. It has en-
dorsed for the democratic nomination
for president a man who has never in
his life given expression to a single
democratic principle, adopted a plat
form of platitudes and elected dele,
gst;on to the national convention and
= ticket of electors composed for the
most part Of boilers. who only vote
the democratic ticket when there is
NO 6iscsrnible difference between it
and the republican ticket. That is
4he Kind Of q ticket they propose to
snnport this year We do nos believe
4he yesl democrats Of the country will
give any considerable degree OF cordial
snpport to q program OF this character.
-Spartanbnrg Jonrnal.