The sun., 1907-08-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

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It's Just as well 10 begin only little earlier. and
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1855, June II, Philadelphia; chairmen, Robert
Emmett OF New York. pro tenn; Henry s. Lane Of
Intt INA: candidates. Fremont and Dayton.
he). May 1918, Chicago: chairmen. David viii
mot OF Pennsylvania. pro tenn: George Ashmsn Of
Massachusetts: candidates, Lincoln and Hamlin.
1854, June 7. Baltimore; chnirmen. Rev DIR.
Robert J. Breckenridge OF Kentucky. pro tenn:
William Dennlson OF Ohio; candidates, Lincoln snd
johnson. (RegularJ
May 81, Cleveland; chsirrppn, John Cochrane OF
New York; candidates. Fremont and Cochrane.
CRadicalD
1898. May oz7. Chicago; chsirnen. Carl schurs
OF Missouri. pro tenn: Joseph r. Haw.ey OF Con-
necticut candidates Grant and colfax.
1877. Juno SO. Philadelphia: chairmen. Morton
NJ. Michael Of Pennsylvania, pro tenn. Thomas
Settle OF North Carolina: candidates, Grant and
Wilson, RogularJ
May 1. Cincinnati; chsirmen, Stanley Matthews
OF Ohio. pro tenn: Carl Schurz Of Missouri: candi-
dates. Greeley and Brown. d-ibersD
1870, juno i4-io. Cincinnati: chairrnen. Theodore
M. Pomeroy Of New York. pro TEN. Edward NJ.
Mcpherson OF Pennsylvania; candidates. Hayes
and Wheeler.
1850. June ,s Chicago; chairman. George Z.
Hosr OF Massachusetts,; candidates., Gsrneld and
Arthur.
1884. juno SO. Chicago: chairmen John n. Lynch
of Mississippi. pro tenn: John b. Henderson OF
Missouri: candidates. Blaine and Logan.
1889. June 10. Chicago: chairmen. John NJ. Thurs
ton OF Nebraska pro tcm M M. Esteo of California:
candidates. Harrison and Morton.
1892, June ITO Minneapolis: chairrnen, J. Sioat
Fassett of New York pro TEN: William Mckinley
Of Ohio; candidates. Harrison and Reid.
1895. Juno 10. st. Louis; chAirmen, Charles W.
Fairbanks OF Indiana. pro tenn: John NJ. Thurston
of Nebraska: candidates, Mckinley and Hobart.
ION Iune 10 ,i ph,ladelnh,n, cha,rmcn Edward
n AN Aln do NAN
Lodge of sachusetts; candidates, Mckinley
and Roosevelt
1904 June 2i %. Chicago: chairmen. Elihu Root
of New York, pro tenn Joseph G. Cannon OF Illinois:
candidates Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
Can you inform mo as 70 an effort made 20 cui-
uvate the silkworm In New YORK while ~ was sun
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nd covds H.,,.n in anri rr,7 occnrs tSis item:
we think this industry Is likely to have much
greater success In New Netherland the reference
ia 20 their reuuest that he srnd mulberry seedlings 70
Hollsndl where nature has already planted the
food, OF these animals. Our English neighbors
have not failed to observe this and lately few bales
OF silk arrived here. produced In Virginia. This
has induced us 10 send you herewith a small box
with eggs that the experiment may be made there
also. The season Is rather well advanced. and II.
therefore, as we fear. these eggs might be spoiled
on the voyage. you must try to obtain new supply
from the said English neighbors, or better still,
some sikworms TO make beginning and see howit
will turn out. We recommend II to you most
seriously" Again. In December of the same year.
they write him: we send herewith small box
with eggs OF the slkworm which you may distribute
sn That IN ,,r,e Sss,rsa resuI,s NAV he ma Thc
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