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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-24
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Nov. 2S.-with the recent
increase in freight rates on lumber from
Puget sound to San Pedro to $3.50 per thou
sand feet many windjammers are being
paced IN commission to carry full cargoes
Of lumber to this port Five sailing vessels
are on the way and fifteen are loading
The steamer Iaqna Captain Weber, ar
rived this morning sixty hours from Eureka
and Will discharge 100000 feet Of lumber al
the southern California wharf for various
consignees
The steamer Olympic, Captain Hansen.
completed the discharge of $780, 900 feet OF
lumber for the e. K Wood Lumber com
pany and cleared today for Bellingham to
reload.
The steamer whittier, Captain seamens.
finished loading 10000 barrels of oil at Ter
minal and cleared today for San Francisco
with cargo consigned to the Union OIL COM
pany.
The Pacific Coast company's steamship
Santa Rosa Captain Alexander, arrived to-
night from San Francisco via Santa Barbara
and Redondo. with freight and passengers.
She Will clear tomorrow for San Diego.
The schooner Nokomis, Captain Nielsen,
is out two days from Tacoma with $50, 600
feet of lumber consigned to wholesalers at
Redondo.
The steamer Fair Oaks. Captain Peterson.
completed the discharge of her lumber cargo
and cleared for Grays Harbor via San Fran
CISCO
The steamer Coaster Captain Higgins,
will complete the discharge of a lumber
cargo for the San Pedro Lumber company
and is scheduled to clear tomorrow for
Grays Harbor via San Francisco to reload.
The steamer Nome City. Captain Hansen.
is due tomorrow. from Portland via San
Francisco with passengers and a cargo OF
lumber and grain.
The schooner Queen, Captain Larsen, has
finished discharging a lumber cargo at the
Crescent wharf and will sail tomorrow IN
ballast for Tillamook to reload.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Especial service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son. member Chicago Board of Trade, Hotel
Alexandria, Los Angeles).
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Indimerent wheat ca
bles light but rather general rains east from
the Missouri river to the Indiana line, enor-
nous receipts and continued bearish statistics
generally, gave the wheat market an easier
tone, but the decline was smaller than 1t
tinued congestion. There is but little to say
except that the surface news is decidedly
and heavily bearish.
How long it will take for the statistics to
work around in favor of the bull or what
will happen to the market because Of the
acute congestion only the future can tell.
For the time being commercial conditions
are heavily over-discounted and the present
level of prices is not justified.
The corn market easy at the opening
for May and strong for December, the strength
in the latter being caused largely by the
wet weather and by some fright on the part
OF the shorts in that month. There is a very
close division of sentiment in corn. What
might be called the local professional is al
most uniformly bullish. while the big handlers
who have speculative affiliations are bearish,
the firm position being based upon belief
that feeding operations on very much
smaller scale than a year ago, the price
high, and the most rigid economy and sub
stitution wherever possible is going on among
the consumers. We think should soon ex-
perience a steadily increasing volume of re-
ceipts.
Oats were independently strong today, large
" the result of the visible supply showing a
decrease for the week Of $4,000 bushels, but 1t
still leaves the visible supply nearly 100000
bushels larger than the like period year ago,
and the price about the same
Provisions were strong Outside interest in
the market Is rather good. The packer con-
tinues to be bearish far as surface indi-
to run into very good buying on moderate
recession,
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Tendon tin
market had quite a sharp break with spot
closing at f137 It's cd and futures at f1S1
15s. The local market was easy and lower,
at $29.S71S Q30.0b.
Copper was lower in London, with spot
quoted at fe2 15s and futures at f63 12s cd.
The local market was weak with lake quoted
at $1425Q1437h; electrolytic at $4,000
1412h, and casting at s1SS7@ OLA. Some
of the larger producers are said to be hold
ing for higher prices.
Lead advanced to E1s los in London. The
local market was dull at s4.80Q435
Speter unchanged at f21 IS in London
Locally the market was firm and higher at
$510@515--
Iron was lower abroad, with standard
auoted at AIS 1Od and Cleveland warrants
at ASS lloyd The local market was firmeri
No foundry northern, s17@17.5o: No. q
s16.75@17.2b; No. southern, s1L4b@17.16'
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california Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-The market for
evaporated apples was quiet but firm, with
fancy quoted at SHc; choice, 7h@7%c;
prime, sac. and old fruit at 49ec, accord
ing to grade.
Apricots are cleaning up with choice at
s% a sc; extra choice. Ok Q9hc; and fancy,
10A 9101sc
ly little demand for forward shipment from
the coast. but the arrivals here have been
light and the market holds steady, with
quotations ranging from 4c to 1Sc for Cali
fornia and from SIC to INC for Oregon
sos to sos.
Peaches are Arm with choice quoted at
@7Ac; extra choice, TX @7%c; and fancy.
SM@11c.
Raisins are quiet with loose muscatel
quoted at 51h @6hc: choice to fancy seeded.
61s a SC; seedless. 4h@ec. and London lay
ers. $1.50@1.eO.
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SAY WOMAN IN DENVER
ALSO SWINDLED BROKERS
Mrs. Allen Read Declared to Have
Been Identified as Check Artist
of Chicago Caught on
Train

DENVER, Nov. 2S.-Through the
medium of a photograph and her writ
ing on the hotel register of the Audi
torium Annex in Chicago, Mrs. Allen
F. Read, who attempted to blackmail
Mrs Genevieve C. Phipps for $4,000.
has been positively identified as the
woman who under the name OF Alice
Cheney Brown attempted to secure in
Chicago, November q from a broker
age firm. $4,000 worth Of bonds on
bad check.
The story of Mrs. Reads attempt to
defraud the Chicago brokerage firm
doubtless will be offered ia evidence
in the prosecution which will be
brought against her on charge OF
assault with intent to kill and as
sault with attempt to rob. which viii
be pressed as soon as her condition
Is such that she can appear IN court.
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suuarand Coffee

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Conee futures
closed steady net unchanged to 10 points
lower. Sales $4,000 bags, including Decem-
Der at $5@B05; January. s5.05; February,
ST. 10; March $5.15; July. $5.25@6.So; August
and September. $3.50. Spot. quiet; Rio No.
4 sac; No. a Santos. rs Mild dull; Cor
dova, 9A@12Mc.
Sugar raw quiet; fair refining. 3.44c; CEN
trifugal 90 test, 394c; molasses sugar, 3l9c;
refined quiet; crushed. 5.eoc; powdered,
5OOs; graduated, 490c.
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch TO The Herald by l.. A.
Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles-Nevada
Mining Stock exchange. 800 San Fernando
building, Los Angeles).
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25.-The mining
market was dull and heavy today all along
the list Goldheld Consolidated and Florence
each showed a gain of 2h points. Fraction
held steady at Saturdays quotation and Daisy
dropped down a peg to SO bid
The cheaper stocks all show a downward
tendency, and what little trading there is, Is
confined chiefly to the Goldheld leaders.
Rawhide Coalition continues in good de-
mand and advanced to So bid today this IS
a gain of points Sunday
Following the closing quotations, together
with the regular call sales:
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BARNETT Out on Bail

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s.-Walter
j. BARNETT, convicted of embezzling
securities belonging to the Cotton es-
tate from the vaults of the California
Safe Deposit & Trust company. and
sentenced to ten years in San Quentin.
secured his release on bail furnished
by the National Surety company.
Henry p. and Edward f. Sophy and
S. p. Hicks. Bartnett's case Is now
in the appellate court
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BIG EASTERN BROKERAGE
FIRM TO OPEN A BANK

The stock and grain brokerage firm of
Logan & Bryan, Chicago and New York,
viii open a branch office in Los Angeles
with r. W. McKinnon in charge man
ager. A lease has been acquired on large
ground floor quarters in the Bradbury build
ing and business Will begin some day be-
tween December l and 10. Private wire
service will lbe used.
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Chicago Live stock

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-cattle receipts about
25 900; market steady to loo higher
Beeves S3.25@I7O; Texans. $500 .50;
westerns, S3.65@5.75; stockers and feeders
$27O@495 cows and heifers. $1.60@ 5.25;
calves, $5.5O@7.z5.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000; market "a
10c higher. Light, $3.50 $50; mixed, SEAS
@6.15; heavy. s5.4O@6.2O; rough, $1,000
$50; good to choice heavy, s5.60@6.20i
pigs, ss.S596.15; bulk of sales, $5.70@6.O5.
Sheep-Receipts about $4,000; market
steady Natives, $240@470; westerns, $3.50
@4.5O; yearlings. $4@4s0; lambs natives.
Ss.75@6; western. sS.15@6.
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SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS

Especial service to The Herald by b. F. Tay-
lor Citizens National Bank building. member
Los Angeles Nevada Mining Stock exchange.)
SALT LAKE, Nov. 2s.-The following were
closing quotations today:
Beck, 79QS0c; Cons, $1.5061 10; Grand. $3.27z
as. 4O Mayday 2eQ27c; Mason Valley. $1,000
2.75; Nevada Hills, 81 50Ql. SO; Ohio Copper,
5q5Ac; Victoria, sl.75a2 22ls; L B.. s2.44@
242k.
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AGED Veteran Dies

BRAZIL. Ind, Nov. 2s.-Col. w. H.
Zimmerman, aged a. OF this city.
died late yesterday at Macon, Ga,
on a train while en- route home from
Florida. He was colonel Of the regi-
ment in which President Mckinley en-
listed as a private and issued the COM
mission of lieutenant to the young
private.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

) Shipments of oranges and lemons Q
) from Los Angeles Friday, NOveRlber go g
) reported by the California Frut Grow Q
) ers' exchange, were carloads of or g
) anges and II carloads of lemons. g
) Total to date there were shipped 291 @
carloads, of which ESQ were lemons. .
Last season there were shipped 429 &.
carloads, of which 240 were lemons. 9
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-24
rreaaurv Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the $3.50, 900 gold,
shows:
Available cash balance 1852, S67. OO4 gold
coin and bullion SS1.4s5,54O, gold certificates
$43, 593,410.
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2s.y-Bank clearings
were $2055, os5 II, against 1296. 70 for the
corresponding date last year, an increase Of
s75S, SO. Following is comparative state
1908. 1907. 1906
Nov 81 O55. OBS. IL 1886 S.75 s2,12O,5 12 %
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-24

do per Dbl. 1875 lbs. net ...... $40
Wheat No. 600 lbs.) $3.50; wheat, d00-lb.
saclss). No. l. 49, corn Goo bs.) s1.9o; cracked
corn 100 lbs) s1.95; feed meal 600 lbs.) $500:
rolled barley 600 lbs) 81. 65; oil cake meal QOO
lbs) 81 so; shorts 100 lbs) ST. 80; bran, heavy,
GOO lbs.) s1.6s; Kaffir corn. s1.s5; white oats.
s1.s5; seed rye, $1.75.
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san Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s.--Arrived:
Steamer Francis H. Leggett. San Pedro;
Noyo, San Pedro; Stanley Dollar. San Pedro;
Queen, San Diego. Sailed; Steamer Coos
Bay, San Pedro
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coMsrock MINING STOCKS

Especial service to The Herald by B. f. Tay-
lor, Citizens National Bank building, member
Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock exchange).
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Following were
closing quotations today;
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NEW YORK CURE

(speclal service TO The Herald by B. F.
Tayior. Citizens National Bank building. menu
Der Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock ex-
change:
NEW YORK, Nov 2S.-The following were
opening and closing quotations today:
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Equitable Savings Bank
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

Especial service to The Herald by e. r. Hut
ton & Co, bankers and brokers. members New
York Stock exchange. IL West Third street.
Los Angeles).
BOSTON, Nov 23-The following were the
rloetng ouotaftona TODAY.
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Visible Supply

Wheat increased 2.42O, 0000 Corn decreased
s73 GOO. Oats decreased $4,000.
Barley visible this year. s,764.OoO; last year.
5.764, 600.
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New York Bonds

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-rhe following were
closing prices OF bonds today
u s ref 2s reg. .103ih do AS Cd ser S9A
do coupon ..,...104 L x N un As ..l024s
do So reg ...... 10O% Man con gold As. 92%
do coupon ...... lOO% Mes Central 4sc.. 81
u Is reg ....12OA do list inc ...... 10
do coupon ......121 MINI q St L As. S4A
Am lob a. $3.50. 7bM M X q T 4s....10ok
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Morning Sales

1000 Adams at &c; 1000 Blue Bell at &c; 1000
California Hills at 14c; 1000 do at 13e; 1000 do
do at lie; 1000 do at 11Hc; 1000 do at 114c; 1000
do at 12Ac; 1000 do at 125hc; 1000 do at 12a4c;
1000 do at 12%c; 100 Fraction at s142; 100 do at
SLAB; 100 do at s1.43; 100 do at S1.43; 100 do at
81 49, 100 do at ST. a.; 1000 Consolidated Mines at
2ssc 500 Daisy at 97c; 100 Jumbo at soc; 500
do at soc; 1000 st. Ives at 24e; 1000 do at 24c
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

q NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.--Copper, lake I
q si4.aB@14.S51z, electrolytic $14.25@ (
@ i4.871k, casting S14.1254@
@ Lead, $4.3O@4S5.
q Tin, $50 125z @30.375z.
8 silver, 1880.
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los ANeELEs CLOCK EXCHANGE
Bonds

official sales-i0 Associated Oil at sSS; 10 do
at Ss7 S71a; 10 do (bSO) at sST so; So Union Oil
$50 at sS4.75; do at SIS; 10000 bond) Home
.Inr.la ~
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Afternoon Sales

1000 Jim Butler at lie; 100 Jumbo Extension
at soc; 1000 Atlanta at zoe; 1000 b. Hill Frac-
ton at 1Ac; 1000 California Hills at Eye; 2O09
do at 12Ac; 5000 do at 12c.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-24

Lose a good-pay tenant, or b0arder2 Let
a want ad help you to take II like philOso-
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DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stoke

Official sales-2OOO Searchlight Parallel at
4%c; 5000 do at 4Mc; 1000 do at SC; 5000 Con-
solidated Mines at 2hc; 1000 do $500. at 22sc.
Listed Sfocks
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New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Followins "er'
the closing bids today; c,..,n,
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/ ocaI Hay Market

t1av-No. barley hay. sl4@1s; No. 2 do sls
ana No. / wheat hay. SIS; do No 2. sl4@15;
No plain cat hay s16@1s; No. do. s1Sg15;
northern alfalfa, Sl5q17 local do $l0QlL
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w J. WAsHBURN President; WILLIS II.
BOOTH, Vice President; P. r.. JOHNSON.
Cashier; r. I. JONES' Asst. Cashier.
N. E. COR. FIRST AND SPRING sra.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-24

The democrats Gr the nation are making the greatest fight in the hil tory of the party for success thu year. From every state comes tho news that every factional difrerenH in the democratic IdIty has been la ( aside so that one supreme effor might be made Q overturn the D. publican party and substitute for th , policies of that party the old tim: democratic principle that there sha be no special privileges for anyor: and that all shall sand equal befosi the law Every day comes the asst . apce that Col. Bryau is making gaiLs in all the doubtful states and 1t no ? seems to be within reason to predi his triumphant eIaction. The finn ] battle is being fought in the stab j of New York, Indiana and Ohio, ! admitted to be doubtful, even by u ] republicans themselves. Bryan h; |! made one of the greatest campaigns Of his life and never before was k: more enthusiastical!y received by u : people of the United States. Arizona may be depended rpon to do Its full share in the work Of scoring a victory for the democratic party in this te
 rftory. With Mark Smith. the demo. cratic candidate, now engaged in tha whirlwind finish for Bryan in Ohio and Indiana a complete victory in this territory will certainly put the democ racy of Arizona on mighty good terms with the Bryan administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-24
COST OF A CAMPAIGN.

By the latest publication the re- oeipts of the democretic national cam paign fund have to cate amounted to considerably less than s30o,000. of which less than s25o.o0o has been ex- pended in promulsating democratic doctrines. The published names oI contributors giving slOO or more show that every dollar received by the com mittee has been clean money.
 How much the republicans received and where they got it we shall not know until after the election. and per haps not then. The publication will come too late. if t ever comes in full. to be of aid to the voters in reaching an intelligent conclusion as to whether they ou,Iit to vote for the republican candiiatel "Ten me what company you keep. and I will tell you what you are" But the republican managers will not tell who is backing them.
 The democratic publication of re ceipts for campaign expenses will be of the highest educational value to the American people. It will inform them what is the reasonable and nee essary sum of money for the legiti- mate expenses of 3 presidential cam paign. It will give them a standard for measurement cs the corrupt uses to which the immeNee slush funds or the republican party have been put.
 Probably the democratic committee could have used Sdlantageously and legitimately more money than it has received. But at Alton on Monday, while denouncing a suspected repub- lican scheme to buy this election. Mir. Bryan said that s100.O0O mole would supply the needs oi the democratic managers to the end of the campaign. On this basis less than s4O0,O00 will have sutficed for au the expenses Of the democratic campaign. With some allowance for money that might have been well used. if it could have been obtained, we may make the lib eral estimate that half a million dol lars is as much money as any party ought to spend in presidential cleo tion. The expenditure of more than that indicates with certainty that the excess has been wasted or used for corrupt purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-24
SUPERVISOR CANDIDATES.

Says the Tombstone Prospector: Our democratic candidates for su- pervisors, well, hal the convention pGndered on the matter of availabili- ty, integrity and qualifications ali through primary days, they -could not have hit on two better men.
 John Rock was we'll named. Those who imagine that h. can be driven from a post of duvy. from his stand ard of right and equity, or forced back from the righteous stand be has ever taken for the best interests of the whole community. will find that he has been sgggestiyely, and appro- priately named
 Honest JobnS as his friends per sist in calling him. is business man who has succeeded ir his own affairs along just and equitable lines to a degree demonstrating that he can do the same thing for the taxpayer Of Cochise county.
 If the people of this county want a capable. painstaI1ing official to stand by their interests jn the capacity or supervisor, they need go no further but just support Jol,a Rock.
 William NJ. Adamson is on the deIn. oeratic list for supervisor Mr. Adam son started oHt in the mines, exceIIed as a mechanic, won cut in everything he undertook. won out through the power of persistence and efficiency. won out because hs qualified himself and bore an uRbIen1ished record for integrity and honest dealing on the side.
 The beautiful and remarkable young | city of Douglas owes it's splendid standing among the leading cities oi the territory today largely to the thorough work and fiDe judgment ol " Nj. Adamson in the capacity oi mayor. Every featu.c and turn in that beautiful yoEng city today re fleets bis sound ani splendid work \ fRaneieT, an accountant, com mercial man. nan with sound :, practical notion of @irnost every inter est and industry, trade and profession that bears on the peoples rights and interests. he will be invaluable on the board of supervisors
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-24

Republicans are resorting to false hood and islander il this campaign Tn their efforts to defea- ]. z. Ross, the democratic candidate for district at torncy. Mir. Ross baS been a citizen of Douglas for Six years. He has made a record as assistant district attorney during the past two years which is creditable both to himself and to the county. He is a lawyer Of ability and a man O. integrity and of unquestioned personal habits and character.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-24
PATTERSON ON BRYAN.

There has been no sharpsS critic ot Bryan. or perhaps we should say of some of the policies formerly urged by Bryan. says the Macon (Ga) Tele- graph, than Henry watterson. but now the genial colonel is in the thick of the light for the eloquent Nebras- kan. After personal acquaintance with Bryan, watterson changed his opinion. for he found "a man of sense. in deadly earnest. 'Jlect and candid. able and sincere. devoted and devout'
 T felt that I had done him injus- tioe. would as socn trust him in the White House as George Gray or Richard Olney: and I believe that when he gets there the militant dem ocracy of the school of Jefferson, and Jackson. and Tildea will renew its youth and vigor. leading the way to such reforms in the national house and senate as win restore them their legitimate functions and give the peo- pie assurance of real and lasting good
 Taft means either four years more of Theodore or a new lease for Ala rich, Cannon and company. Bryan means, If nothing else the new broom that sweepeth clean upon floors that are admittedly foul There must De an occasional change of parties if We are to have deceat administrations one-party government is only a de gree less objectionable than the one man power"
 Still more interesting is the follow ing, coming as it does from one of the Nebraskm's former most determined criticis: Never an abusive word that is said of MT. Bryan but was said of Mir. Jefferson. One need only turn back to the republican newspapers oi 1876 to learn what :: peril to patriot ism and property Nil. Tilden was, Nc honest interest has sny more to feai from the democratic party today, led by Mir Bryan, than it had to feaI when the party was led by Mir. Til den and Mir. Cleveland, esch of whom encountered the same line of arguf cation which is now used by republi cans to defend the accretions of near ly fifty years"