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HATES OF 'K RATION.
I 1I V l.l'l i i'N.
ite Y':it' lea .!'. i .. i'1"
Six lllnlOlis
:i
Ill- Currier, per wi'i'li, 1 1
V KI.M.Y I I'l lloN.
Otto Ye.tr -ir. i..'..'.-ii'-. ;l ''"
Ii Hot H.M in :.Iv.ici:- '
Si x in - t li 1 '
Tlirv iii'.iil li", - ' '
'lYlciiiie Number .-.
FACTi Alld I t) D TAlKhRS.
I.INCiM.N. 1 '. I'''"
'I'n nil ienili is n( t!.e 1 1 1 1 1, pi ii.lont
! '", 'I'll'' - I "llltim Ie -. li'i I In I'M'
nlel uf .i -In II-:.. i:
li li.n inn lui'tene x i.l'-t t that Mr.
mi Wyok li i" l hi !"! i !''' 1 '.' i , i "'"
I In- in. I. -1 h 1. 1 i'. i i !. ii' I i -
II -. : t ; 111-, i 'l i . ! i 1 1 1 ' i -'. ' i ' O '.In' I I i '
.t'll'!.-!lt eilllili-t.t- .' ' . 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1
1 I i.i i hi' I..' it..' i a V i'.'.I ti . I ' I 1 1 1 ' ' - ' II"''
ln'll'U'llt Mll'i''ttlU- H"l .I'.i'il .III i'li''l
t .1111 III 11 1' ;. till I' I'V tll'l"'"" '.
1 1 1 1 1 V,' . I : I ' ! .
I'll lil-lll.'lll -' ,0 " l -ill fill "ill.
I . i ! I ' I '.' I I I .
S" ii ' ni v S: .i' ' mi' ::'. ' i.i
! 'i-TKKSi::; as a Ma '! in:. ; ! r i;
pcrfci tly ;it homo.
Tilt; democratic ' 1 1 1 1 In'' '.in,.:
w.i 1 1 ,l.i i ! . 1 1 in catch ens -ia i.ei - l i 1 J
nip hi.
X !, I I ii.- day I Sor . 1 ' i--''II
a i I'A. o .'til v.i!! el.-. . '1 .i-pr-'sideiii
.i h! run;;!' .--Minn.
Yld ! mi oVelnl" r Ink' ' p yncr
dolbli's .1- they are IH'- ' '"li; 1' "
I I'll ! 1 I'.i .11 i' I . ' 'i.i'-.
W 1 1.1. I in' New - I; y lii ..::. ii ''
p-1 1 1 1 ii -tti. .ii'- ''ii I In' ci i '. - 1 hey
lll'l I'll till' 1 "111 ill ('I I.I'. C' 'HI. ill
tec-
'I' I IK chain ci my :-'Mj.i., : l lavi.r
nl ihc elocii 'I I In cnlir r. pah-
lii-. ill 1 i !m I . S"e In it r-piih! iemis
111 ,1 il is i-) . i-1 . I
'I'm: v.'.-. ii .ilcr the. ai !' ; m
ageiitont (if I'.i irt 1 1 it, is rapidly.i ein
irijv 1n the Irani .! a -or, hi li.ni'!
Vanity Fair or I'niicc (i.i' iic
AlHitT the hmesoiuo.-t 1:1,111 in (lie
I ' nilod St.itci, to -day is Way in- Mae
Vi'iU'Ji, The democrats distrust
lit tit ami Uio republicans despise
t.iin.
I
Al'I.M K. S'l KVii.NSOX lia- ill
ru'i'i'iilod tin.' iio.ii inat ion l vico
't'c,-ic! ':!l 01 tin I'niicil Matrs ami
;il.-'o li' al.ii'i'is hi-" aillicrcnci tn tin
i-tiii'Tcl pro;'... .'
Till-: iYiiillicnns of C'as.-i coiinty
and tlic oily l 1 ' 1 ; 1 1 1 - 1 i'i 1 m 1 1 1 , vil
liavo tlii. plca--ui'ool lioarinn j utiles
l-'icld ami l.misi nii' at K'ockwiitxl liall
HiiiKirrow ni j; In .
V'Ass ooiinty will In roiirc.-sciitcil
in tin' lonir-latiirc hy J0I111 A. llavii -1
mid A. tv Cixilcy. Uicy arc Imtli
niakiii';' a i-tniiii;' f 1 u 1 t anil arc uain-inn-
fricmlM f vor day.
(iiiVlik'NDW M'llv'i'ilN exclaimed
la.-t nie lit "I hero woi f no l.txc-i in
the (iardon of 1len." Certainly
U'oYoiiior, there win no neo.l for
taxes, lull there va- need for pro
tection. Tllli lie.tl paid, tile In st clothed
inid the host housed woi kiiimneii in
the world me tho.-o of the I'nitod
States, iiiul they understand very
well that their .vo id lortiine is due
mainly to protection.
TllK younii ropulilicaiis ol l'lalts
inolitll will rooeivo a
I Ion. ) oh 11 (' UL".?L"u"ni next rep-
rtothis oveninjof. Turnout
nml hear tlio iuaiv Mr. Iirynn va
afraid to meet in joint (It-bate.
. Milton l V01.K Hays tlu he had
.nothing to dii' with j ontorday's
News; that G. K S. . Burton was
Holely responsible for what wogt
in, and that ho (Polk) thought that
Itiirlon made a sorioua'inistako
l'E.NNSYLVA.N IA will prolmbly
jji e the larjiost republican ma jor,
ity thimyoar; and the contowt for the
soooml place will bo close between
Ohio, Illinois and Kansas, with a
jiosHihility that .N-w Yoik will come
next.
DANIEL Wrhhtkk' said that pro
tection to American labor and in
dustry watj the loading oijoot of
the constitution; ami lie probably
Jxiu-w as mH h about the matter as
is known by any 4lemocratic politi-
ciau of the present time.
I)AYII 15. HlLL serves notice iua
ijuiot and unosti-ntatious niannor
that his all-powerful hand still con
trols the New York democratic
machine, by overturniii;; the deci
iini of the Cleveland men to nomi
nate a candidate for the chief jus
tice of the court of appeal.-' of New
York. The state deuiocartie com
mittee, at Hill's coniuiand, decided
y acclaination not to tiomiuato
Judge IVckhain, the man the Clove
feud men had decided to nominate.
. , aii t :.; 1 1 is u .able
I 1 1 . ;i . -.1 v 1-- ol the c niniv mi
,, 11 ,1 (i !:e siekne-.- ol Ins ite,
b i' "i- many friends in l'as conn-
. . , i....;-. aln r hi- Hit. -c.-'M lli.'l
H- '. it In- 1- fi'til to the -eiK'le tins
I
W II 'I ae the democi a':-' goi ug to
(I.i in.- -..) ne'.liiau hi Kick about now.
0 ie ,..'"Itr '.in'- ul'isl ai l-nt Ml -pur
i , . a ai ..! -u the !. inncral c
mihh.i'T n- cmiiilv ar..nu- ha
r ill! t:, l jU !r,e I'C'I'I lli.-CII 'MH1I ill
lii" to id ca-e u a- lo micM,
I I . ,',h '. !"i c e:i ! !' '. h .1 ; i' V' i'.i I o
Sliel'lli. ill's o e"."A' 1: ! .- I 'ai!,-
M- -1 .,tj tidvi 1 r i.i 11 My ! '.: an
1 ! : 1 ' 1 i . : ' 1 h: -! 1. 1 . ! . I v. ' i nil in -1
'..'!',, ' . o; v : ., ( 'hi .,' 1:1, Hie
..ni il ; 1 , -; I l:i il .la 1! Hin.
i,i ; i. ,n v. a-' 1.1 .'i ' ' '.,'.!. I. 'it
i i. '-'-..' i ve t 1 I lie i 1 iC .. n : ' .11 ! :
' . .1
:mi .,- lie nwi .i.,l.
1 . 1 ,: . !c . :: i.'rals ail' 1 i n 1 . i n i -i
1 ' ' . ,-' a. 1 1 11 .-' i :. ('! , I :
ete ' I 1 1. .111. Il:;:i ::' ' . : ( ai ; lo;, -in.'i'Viiy
mean - al 1 h i ' ''..uid to
I t a' J 1 1 i ; 1 id' i. i'l.. ! later t
hi . a.i i s in n-e i 'e'e-i'- i a ; iinie
il'-. t: I a 11' I III' IVIIlll i, . '. il i ' i i v.
ii a a li i i.k ni u h i- -u 'li a -1 a : e
; i " - '. t 1 1 n 1 1 1 a o i : 1 1 1 I n . ' e . i '' ' ' I
me ;n .''( ' Inr.
1' a 1 1 i 1 -nc ra i '.' I, a ; i . : , i i :
I re ii ' - i n a ' : : ', ' - l I . ' e.v
.V !. V. u-'l i'- ' : ' i ;; M . ; t..
Hie Ji'll'li. ;:! l.,r-e !' "' ' i'l.. lih.
:l'!'l in ! i.n liic'v ''nii.'.!: .:. ! ,
p.;;.- :-i;i 'i oi" IhiHi '. a :.,r ..a;a.,,
a -' In. i' 'in ni'l il .. i ! ' i u ! i i le
! i i i i . -n 1 1 ' i ' e.-.- I ! , t y ! ' ; .!' I .f !.
I ' ha i cm ri a I ! a r, i , v h.-s -.'. ..-. a
c i ii a i ar In the n 1 1 . ; i c '. i ' i .. Inr
- ''ii'''"'1"-
Ai ' ;.': : . t ni: ;it-:.,..: -y c u
.'!? i-i-i-'lncted a-i'l vol ill.'! hy tlm
Aim-ricatt l'lOh ctiv Tafii'; l.'.i-.".e,
.'.7 2n" I''",.;.- Ii.u..- : on. i e:a;i.iy
ni ait in in lu.-irii;-' i -' a ' -lied and
i :;c: ''a -ed capital i mpto;. rd
am.. tints lo i, !'l'..l''.Vi. !:.i r ie
port on i hich ti e ahove In'.al is
U'i en i -mi (i Ie in I he '.'. M .ia - nl the
Taril't' League subject to the in
speoti ill ii! ,i:iV persoti i'".-: I i to
e miiii i oe t hem,
Ht '.' n i .-ays "fill: llifk-M.o will
fully lied and i:ii:-l'epre.-ei:h' I the
in at lot in .-hou ill:; die eon acil iaiied
lo t!o any th i ii l;' hut curry out their
agreeiileul." l'oi' Ihirloa's benefit
l'lli; I ! lik'AI.i) tales i ni co more that
the work was inferior to the sample
I'.V'd with tie; committee; that the
work was not up tn contracl.i'id
we are willing to lot Iturton f ol. ct
throe coinpi-tont union printers, let
tlieui examine the .-ample and the
alleged "book" and we will abide
b' their i.'ecisioii.
SidOlik'M. luonlhs ago we lie n'd a
great deal ot the new "Columbian
party." Il was form-d when il
looked ;is though tlii democratic
pari) had about decided that I inn er
Cleveland was not good enough
deiiidci .at to bo its cam! idato. When
the democrats nominated Cleve
land, however, the Columbian party
ceased to have a reason lor existing.
It is interesting to rellect, however,
that had tin' democrats nominated
II dl, Mr. Cleveland might have been
the lender and cam IV ale of the Co
lumbian party.
I I In miW1lilll MN
I'M I'l lll.lv' Shlhk'MAN and Candi
date Travis are whimpering be
cause i epul d iciin newspapers in
Cass count", do not support the
SSftio nominee for county at-
lorney Jy is too bad for lepubli-
cu,n neyi tijiiiliers to support the re
publicmbi Jiomince,
,v.VtV-
sut 1 1': IV
anyone ami' hear of the Journal
suiportljn.i republican'' Did any
one everj il6w its blind editor to do
aiiythiii.i.lit throw rotten eggs
digurativ V speaking) at worthy
republican Wiuididates'.- This is a
republican 2"r vr- Sherman, and
not only ihilepublican press but
the republu tti voters will support
- s
the republic-'D nominees.
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A DEMOCbfrST ON IRISHMEN
A
The
e Irish V frad has caused a sett
iil in Nevf iy1' politics by un-
sation
earthing
g soiin pBiigout paragraphs
Ii poopl i rition by Kobert
on Irish
IV Roosevelt, & eland's minister
to Holland aud Mio present treas
tirer of the deW'oratic national
committee. Koo wvelt is a man of
S01116' literary pre I'iisions and a tew
years ago wrot 4 book entitled
"'l-'ife Acres too dMSuoh." In this
book he says amo'lil olhir things:
. '1'lti' iiiliiiliiltttlts nl l ' a'H'i.ilil i-ieari'
ii'iltiinly 11 tiiiurifHict j( rai e, e-n h 1 ! 1 v
v Inn tlu-ir liloii'i'iiilnrr'l al - In yni I, ir ni'
Heo: 11111HM llii-y dii! 1
rob an. I mnriler, iV jii
li ill. 1 heat ,
t!iein-i'l e,
iliitiriel amt tlijlit, lite
ltd li : 1 1 Ml . -1
us K.Mid us nl her nut inil-.fj
The- Irish Worlfl
haiiicteries
this as "the vilest ri.iicc that
has ever been exp.V'd by tin
most bigoted enemy yl "ie Iiish
nice." This charavji 'Wi.ation is
none too strong. K'oifc - It was se
lected as the troiisusol Vj;1o demo
cratic national coinuti It on ac
count if ibis social si liVing and
wealth.
INC'.i:a D .v CES IN D .TROiT.
J-.ICtS Cnihcied by ihe l)eM'oii
Trades Council show thiit in in. hin
oo- i ; i.i : to i- i here has li-en, tint h li
the a-a lev car-, no! a Mih-:;i:!(ial
i.icrcaso in wages, but i.l-a ii om
si'lor.ihh'' .1 i in 1 1 1 ii I ii n oi the hours
of I 1 1 air. e a a pel id a r-iini mai y f
:-(ni -i Cut li rs Wiio.es advanced l'o
p -r com; hour-- of lah.ir rcdia e''
from tin to eight.
lint i - hoei - - 'age.-, iii I va aci I :l"i
; p -r e;,i: hour.- id lahut" t e I ace. 1
iioiu leu to nine.
I In! sc-o 'I hit s m i'.iOl s Wagt'-- ad
! Vate'eil pif Cell!
i ( 1 1 a .1 1 ! ' 0 ". ' e i - Wag''-a 1 v.uiOo'l
1 ''a pi r cent.; hours ol laimr ie
! dla'e 1 iroill te:l to i no
i I 'ah:'.. -i - and tloe,,: ati.! 11 .,ir
I of liil.nr reduce'1 Iroi'i h"i lo ni a-.
' --t'-iiM iliol - 1 hail - nl lab' j i . -
1 (',. ' 1 ironi ten t.. 1 1 : i ' -.
i
1 1 1 - il i an! lei . V. l '.-; . : 1 a : . c . in
; ' i ,". :' ecu i.
1 I 'a'a : s --Wag i - a h aiu'oii, h1..':
; of labor l ed need 1 1 i en - i e, il In
j b"l.
I I h .inaimal.ci- W.i;'"- ;.d ..i.ci !
IJ per cat.; hours of labo-- i.- bleed
lo i ig !: t and n i n .
1 ' ';' - : '.' a- : W.ig' - a. ' , a accd i ! I-' ' -j
per i.oiit-.; hot!: .- I.ibor r.. h;o '!
I a j '-r coat.
M ri e! en o:;i ; .I i' e - V,i . .. a i-
i .. a- "' :: in P. - ,.i ; i-,.,.,.-,
.a' I .-.ha .',! h i..:; !i:--.i .! i iv:'.
h g. i ri a a : a'- '.Va g"- a. I a act d
;c j., j i j .,-r , -, ,,i hoi; rs . f i . . I . . . : o -u::o.
I t'Cii i'n a . a' id c -a t i I !.
Mi .;. i " d i -... '- V. ' - ;. '.
Va HC'i :;! i; ': s -.:. o ' - i
. : - .' -,,- a li.ii'o- 1 h
pi i cue, 1 1 - . i . :" hdmr : -d ,k. d
! i a I ' M to a ' . i .
i' in: I t:.a i n inah e ai. id
n':;.i:: o . 1. 1 1 : . or. a i i a!a :a : will
l. al . I '.aire (n iii i 1 1 hi bo ihe .-i g a d: 0
aaoe in' in i a: pi:.A o t i,.- , icin .a s i ; 1
f. I'.-.-i .-1 ileao-i:! -. 1 ho) ar. ladr
I iy work i ii gun o I h m .- i a a!
(ai'i' o i their face ;iie h --nn of
pro - pi ri y am I itidi:.- trial pi .i".to.-.'
-- I let I nit ll'i la I in .
COVi." NOH KO.ITO-J Lo.Vr MOHT
1 'no .-peef oi i i'i i i'iiur Morion
al h'n.'kuiio! h.i',1 la-! nihl was
well alien. h a! an ! !':!- :.,.oenior
111 id" a g I 1 La: me 1 ,: ) ie speech
ultra aad imp- actio.. I on 1 he iar
ill iTl-.-l-i.il ;;... soundly a, ihe
money .pii'-iiou. k v.;i- ap.piicnt
to hi. list, tier.- thai til'- govi'i'iini
u!is hone-l un tin- taril! discus . 1011
and holh sound ;in, hone.,! on the
money tjue.-tion. Ii has for eiirs
been ,no'.ii that Iho goveriinr . as
aa e'.itemi-l on t'no .iie-liuM of lar
ilf, and so l.llra thai there wa
scarci ly room lor him in Ihe (any
thing for oie-) democralic organi
zation. et it is ;t relief to sit iml
listen to a ileinocr tlic speech which
one knows is the feaide.-.- ittl.-raiico
ol a man as coatiit 'distinguished
from the demagogue.
The speech was so convincing on
the uioiie ipiesliou lll.it every dem
ocrat who It-toned I'.iiinot I'aiiii' In
an other c.ns.lusion than thai
Dill liiyan is a demagogue 011 Ihe
money ijuostioii. and when that
'act is once i'-liibi i - hed i ii 1 '.10 . Icin
ocratie mind, Till: 1 1 lik'A I.I 1 looks
lot honest results from it. Al
though Mr. Morton, as a politician,
was co m pel U d to say he was sup
porting Mr. liryan, his sentiments
fearlessly littered on the great cur
rency (piostioti showed con
clusively that no honest man could
support itr an aud believe as Mr.
Morion does.
1 he governor's speech continued
republicans 111 the taith that their
party is right, aud fomiuccd dem
ocrats thiil their candidate for con
gress is ii blatherskite and a dema
gogue. AN ENGLISH WAR NINU O AMEHI
CAN WORKMEN
The great lmglish faoioiy, Ileuiy
Lister vV Sons, have recently de
cided to remove their immense
establishments from 1 1 uddcrslield
and llabliry, Kngland, to James
town, N. V. The move is the result
of the Mclxinloy bill. Mr. Lister has
bet a m.iking a careful investigation
in rogaid lo wages paid in this
country, and the comparative coiii
foit eijoxed hy laboring men in
the countries. Speaking of com
parative wages and prices in Eng
land and A mi'iiea, M r. Lister says:
"A warpdresser whom pay it'-'s,
which is i. of your ninncy, lonud
working in ;i mill here and rocoiv
ing T-K!.aO a week. This is a diller
eneo of lit! per colli ill I.IMir of iho
: 1'nited States, llindthat unskilled
j laborers in mills in the Cniled
j States earn from 'i! to a week,
j while 111 laigland I he do not earn
I $1 a week. Then wcaers with us
1 in Kngland will 1 am h'.-s l!ian -li a
I week, while In re the- are earning
! from !?'.' lo 10 a week. Young help
such as bo s and girls, cngitged in
: spinning and similar occupations,
! e;.ru from , bail to s'.'.'.'a per week in
! Kngland. while ihey are paid from
' ! to .i per v. cek for the some woi k
in this eoiiutry. I I i 1 1 1 similar
diltcronces in ail branches ot factor-work.
In short, on an- pin
ing in this country for the .4:11110
kind id labor employed in my bush
ii ss from in 10) per cent more
than wo pay in Ihigland."
Mr. Lister goes on to say that
li ing is cheaper here than in Kng
1 ind, and that the v. oiking classes
enjoy roliuemoals and luxuries far
beyond the rei ch of their Imglish
brothern.
L KE I SCO.
The Nashville (I'enn) Daily
AurVriean talks vol - much as news
papers of its sort and in its section
wei e accustomed lo tall, "hefo' the
w;ih." la coi. obi.-ion ofa 1-nglhy
e -! i'. r ia I, apropos .if ihe i m ; irtanco
"i the ha tii. -o ai titiional elec
tion, and of lllo ev.denl deh-i illilia
I ion of 1 he "pop id ,.-(.-" it: iho miuUi
t'fti .-tairs to v.no f.et ly i-.id to have
tliiirxou-.- 1. 1, 1. iU'd hiiid, and of
other ni' he d inns of :i ioulii' in
: - n I or ; in ,-.,u: ! 1 t ) 1 a i f, c.-doiii of
:an cch and I. iii co.-.- at the polls
'.'.h'oh picvail in the taalii, cur
:-.i:i;.'i.-; ii can lempi iv,.ry sa .-:
V.'o I.i ii- ,-.' !li,,: -... ,,h i- w
.a.' .:!,!' will Mil. mil t 1 no Irhiiti.;. A
c.ihn vi 'my i- 1. P.- pi-.l'i'i om! , Inn !i.
a . in. 1 1 ..I ir I'.i.ay v.i I !i,.t lir-ih.'e Pi ii-.
- a . ; i - J i.,ia -, r v . 11 .1: t he ri.d. 1,1 i.:-. ,e . ,
the I ."hi i'.il faari; .
Tnis, v.'i' r,'n',i;, is ;,:i i'ao' rep'n
dliotuiii ol ihe southern expre--i in
nl se;itii!'."iit dari.ig ihe c.imp'iiga
t i:.i pi"' ' I.- ! :: ' ' h-cti 11 ol Ahta
" i"a. da. " '. enhn vot'O-y is
t" ho jii.d i-.', a," ..... . :;., X.i-hviile
A i.n i'n ..a. . ...,:., ;i calm ie.
''"y " sia 1: a violory ha- n en won
i y ' doinoci ais i ,1 rv. 1 . ., 1 "choi:
1 1 'd ii. the .-.liidi, r:i s a ' - - hi. o
1 ii7., a viol. try h-i.:i hv t a j lag
o;y in o, 't,i", i,:t.) ;th..i . ii . ! ; iia
th.e pui s, aad h f,.,,,-! 0.1 a'dag
the vote ot tl-.o-o t lii; t di'Oiid Jo -t
Ihol!. i! i.litl-t Ihe ihailo, ;.,.! : ; . ;..
i'ves. ii violory im. e ; .
w i. i .' h the p',; i a j eopl i ; ,
-1 1 . es hoa.'-t and i:iohae l to live-
dol-l. it.: 1 0 I-.- u Oajni-'d by tie . :'.
" 'rat ;: h'i.d.T.- into apprnv ia , 1 a:
a ial-e lire. i.i ol "nog i n sn pre : u.u' ."
This ;-, v.'hii: iho Nadnilh' Ar-.'-r-ic
111 me, ni- I y a cairn ictory."
.'hit now tii.i! ii large ami increa.-in-
ni:. nber of .vhite voti rs, hidaa to
I'-ceivo.l aad d-h:.!.'d by ih .' .!. too
.a .it i' .d: ;ar, h- in; 1 hiibilta.l ,i;.d
ii . 1 j v ;t -1 lit : 1 g .-..pport of ;i policy
that has ovrha. ';, ,, d the fariiici's
sl. r.-keopors and ;i: h,.-!; ia! ela-so
of tlio -auth with qo i.o la vs anil
still. deb!-., and ha- pTi .. iited l!;e
g row; h of in i Ih-da. orn s.i on ns.aiid
al! Um o'dler forces ;ha( go toward
making good lacd niaikoi-. have
Cilia"! upon pi,, foderal power in
protect tin 111 in Mi'.ing lively lor a
charge, by n; ans of people's
pail not iho ropiibriciin part
the a-!:villo Amei icaii threatens.
Thiil il the old-fashioned
"calm victor" of lorce and fraud
ennui. 1 ho repeated. "iho d MUocratic
p;n ! will not la-si tale t assort its
rights, even ill tin- vi.-'; of j.u riiig
the political fabric."
The present lesson of the south
ern throat- of resistance h constitu
tional methods of protection to' the
ballot is the need of a stringent,
well enforce. I - everywhere most
rigidly enforced -national election
law. Such ;i law. am! Mich an 011
torooiuenl of it, is iuia- demanded
not by the republican part' only
but by the members of the people's
pari, whoso speakers and voters
are as bitterly persecuted by Iho
democrats as the republicans of
the south have bet 11.
KvKl.'Y people's party Miter must
see that it is only acptestion be
tween Harrison ami Cleveland, he-tw-en
a goverimtont by iind for the
whole people and the rule of the
solid south with its sectional pre
judice, ignorance ami superstition,
livery vole for lien. Weaver is only
a vote to throw the election of presi
dent into the hoilM', and if the
house has the decision to make
(iroM-r Cleveland will bo the choice
and the Confederate Stales con
st it lit ion platform of his party will
rule all his policies and adminis
trillion. The corporation Leader is
trjiugto bludgeon former demo
crats, now in the people's parly, in
to line for democracy, and will
succeed in voting them for Cleve
land and the whole democratic
ticket. It is lime for all those of
republican lineage to begin to ro
li.e the danger in casting their
ballots for (Va. Weaver.
"I Ixi not feel like supporting .my
man who has treated the old sold
iers the wa!y Mr. Cleveland has
treated them, by his insults he sent
(ion. MfClellau to his grave with a
broken heart. I loel as the old
soldiers does. ! tell you, sir, the
old soldier wail not vote lor Cleve
land. He cannot carry Now York.
iotier;il Daniel I-'.. Sickles.
I'll I-: Journal last night reprinted
an article from the Worh l-I leva hi
111 which it stated that "O. M. I'cW r
sou of I 'l.ittsmuutli was the latest
to stand up for Nebraska." Ii his
actions ami methods are standing
tip for Nebraska, thank the Lord it
is trom a democratic standpoint.
I bv much longer is C. W. Sher
man going to harbor snob a disrep
utable person as (, M. Petersen.
K ENOUNCED ALLEG AMCE.
Iletijaiiiiti II. Ihi-io.v, who was
secretary ot the trea-ury under
tirant's admiui-u-a: i,.n, deol .res
hint-elf heart hly in f u or oi the u
e 00 i ion of 1 he-idem I ) arris mi I .
said: "I think the d iiioci al io j,:.,t
form in regard to the lann , : ,
vol'!tio.iiu , and ii carntd in'o
(If. ot would bring ('i.-aster lo the
Cotiiiueicial and business iut'-res'.s
ot iho country. Per.- .nahy 1 like
Mr.Ch-vol ind, but ho st tn.U upon
the demoer.iiic nation d platform
; and h.o represents it. His , lo,--,
woithl cerlai'ily create ii'arui ,n the
j industrial and .oninterci.d inch ."
! eiaik M. romeio, generally
! I-n-".-. :i as "Ur ic;." I'omeroy, ,.ii.l:
j "it 1- a fact liar. 1 have c.mcl in h d
I to ..:o th.s fall for rresi.Je.it M.irri
I -na. ! have always been a d. 0,1,
j era . I was a democrat when d .no
I era'.- hi 1 not L:i Vo the cuiii'.l o i !
t!:'".r convictions, and ' was coin-
I peiie a in spe.liv lo tin m. I pave
! done w oari a for lii.. ,1..,,,, :..
pat ty, an 1 .-hall vote for Harrison
this f .dl. Ail of my life 1 have boon
a li'".- tra-.lor in theory, but I iu:i-t
aeeepl 1'ie evidence, .-U' !i as that
collected by Coin m i-.doner lVcic,
which pi't.ves t'aat iu;- taii;,' laws
have been bi-todioial to the working
J't"-'!'!'-. Those laws have raised
wag. .-, e;andod opportuniti,--,, and
thi li-hiie tiioy have worked, gl oat
go a 1 ;., the people. J a.li loliviilt . ii
ih..! ii' our pmti ctiv p- he;, is
hro'.on down we will reduce the
wage rate. I am oppo.-ed
toClovel m 1 hoc ii:-e he :.- the 1 cp
ivseatativo of th-' ehiss win oh is
gi i'i hog do.vn tic i!e'oLor p'ortion
of tin- c lain tat: ity He s! an Is for the
r:. h ! win 1 are " -: ng I i a- po. M'
man. The friend.- o. D ,vid It. H-i!
won I lake his ad ice .n:d m to for
Ch
TP
iC .i.lo .1 I-
vice aad take it for v. dial i; worth
Hio'-tt'i'.itmeut j,t the hands ol the
hd'.ov. or-0: Cleveland inth'cag"
v.. is .-i' li.ie'o-.-. and they have m t
fnt'gogeu it."
A DEMOCRATIC; TALK TO WORK
INCMuN I .v.i ears .ago the New York Sun,
while stipp.i r: ing the proteciive
s st'-m,
pol is it,
of the c
u res :ad
il stiil vigorously sup
t ! " h it e the hihoi iiig uien
iat:' some startling fig.
a g :.i v. ages paid in I'n
it "io.-. The exhibit would
or; iiwfal if corrected to
ihe condition of labor
iiiach more ttititul now
bo un "o
dale, -m
abroad i
than Iheti.
I 'l ia 1 1 I he V' w ni !. Sin 1, hi v '.'7, lv:
line duly of -overiiu.int is to
protect the labor of its citizens.
Last year cheap f.eriigu labor was
imported iii'.o the I'll::, d States in
the shape of 111..11 utao; u rod goods
to the value ol "r '.-. I ","1 i4. This
was it great wrong to American
labor. In that immense amount of
imports, preinitted L our insuffi
cient ami defective tariil, the labor
of women employed in the Man
chester, Kngland, cotton mi lis.
whoso wages do not average irlK) a
year, come into competition with
the higher-priced labor of (iei inan
factory workmen averaging less
than -fl la it year, and that of women
average less than if ."( I a year.-
Munich is a gallery and cenrterol
art. I lernian women with as many
as six children saw wood in its
sweets at la cents -a day. May a
merciful Cod sink the I' nitod Stales
ten limits md loot under the sea be-
fore the hideous spectacle shall be
come an incident of our ci ilatioii !
Nearly 7(K),(N),inK) worth of the
starvation labor of Kurope in the
lorin ol mauufiietuied goods im
ported into this country Inst eiir!
That which came Ironi lielgiinu in
bales and boxes represented the
wages ol 2.' cents a day for women
and I.i cents lor men; and the high
est priced labor in loose cargoes of
I lelgian steel and iron represented
wages loss than Nl cents a day.
pared with these the wages of Car
negie's men at I '.ruddock are the in
comes of princes. Dalian labor in
Italian merchandise was imported
into this country hist y ear in com
petition with American labor at
prices that should till sonsntive
souls with horror and alarm the
thoughtful for the future of the hu
man raoe. The pi in the cotton
factories of Naples is ''tl contsa day;
of the Neapolitan marble and
granite cutters, from lo to ail cents a
day, according to the sk ill; of coach
men, "tl cents; of women in lace
lactones. III cents, and girls, "cent j;
of soldiers in the army, if.' a mouth,
ill all the workmen in the glass
woi ks of Italy, only the --killed lab
orers receive as high as .'id a day
ami laborers on lartns, hoeing or
making hay, from la in Is cents a
day .working from sun to sun. (ind
save America from such wages!
J11 the Swiss silk goods which
came into our half protected cotin-
i try last ear in those seven hundred
millions of impoils was the skilled
1 labor of men at .11 cents a day and
i of women at 'J'l cents, both compet
; ing with Ihe silk weavers of I'atter
j sou. New York. Philadelphia and
Cheney, (ilasgow, in Scotland, is
j the steamship factory of the world
j and the blast furnace owners and
our rollers bowl for free trade, dnv
aud night. l) the fnndies in
that niiiniifaciui ing Sodoni, ll.tXlt) !
out of I ti.noo live in 0.10 room, audi
half ot the moil and wonieu in th
ir .locally nut of work J'
ro.i'ii for .1 1 intilv ni
1 illt till
lather, modicr.daugliti rs ami son
toils wiiiti wages are in Scotlail.
and I1.1.V Ihey orag humanity dow,f
into bcasiiniity and misei v. '
lh oth.-rs! ,e
Miiis bill to re
duce the lariif is the lirst --top to
iaal one 10 1111 forau Auie: i ati fani
igv. Fight it without doiay, and
light il to its death an 1 then make
jb-.ir t.iri.i' so proiociive as lo shut
out rhe.ip foreign lahor in tlio form
of m.ma.'aciuro.l good.:-.
C.ES'MAXJY ..tiiU T-!E T ArliFK.
I i'.e co.amoicial and iudllstriii
ra-ioi.s iii ha;,, ,0,1 tog. ihcr ia Ji
O'lih d ei'toi't to ,-ecure iho repeal gt
t.10 oiciviiih-v 1 no :o,.i 11,.. 1.. .. .1, :.. .. rk
U'.awti of iho pr.i'.octive hairier it
I r.ii.-os .ig;iiii.-i t;K. comnotiti"- liood
of tilt ir j
'o..tict- ol cheap labor. '
I'.vcry cv..i;,iide influence is
brought to bear to aecojiplish this.
It will be remembered that in I
tlio 1,1'iiisu minister at Washingf
won 1 so iar a-to write a letter ac
vising ;i l-i'ili-ii eiti.-en in Cab'
foniia to vote lor Cleveland, be
cause i: would bo to th.e interest of
a rea.aikahlo article which ap
peared Sept. 11, ls'.'j, j,, ,ht. Munich
Nc'.u-ste Nachrichteii, in which all
cdi.'.eiis of (i-iuiiii birth in t?ie
I mt. d Si, lies are exhorted til COille
to the aid ol ii,, at- native bind by
vof-'g tor Cicvol.iiid ami against
:m.'V!inn. Al! Hermans who have
r l an e- in the I'liitod States" are
0 d.o: ;.. ,! to 11-e i.,. inliuotico with
...... . . .-. , 1 . . . ,1
' o,,ui.o lneni to ;i:,i m
t.irowing- dnv.::
tarit: l.arrioiv
1 ho cit:. .on- (d the
v. ho or.' ni C 'rui.ia 1
.1.1 .
MciKnloy
I' idled Slates
ini; aroiimoiig
tie 1 c s 1 i 11 1 .ells 1:1
the K'onbidio.
On iiauiy bloody batlloiieidiS and ill
oveiy relaliot: i r iife thov have
sigp.a
' dennai -;ra;c 1 their oatriol.
i -m and their
tic ir adojition. It is
aide that the shoii:,! 1
by such, an appeal lo u
lot coueciv-
. :..n ('
. 1 101 ueiii tai
e the oriv-
ilegos that have been accorded J
them with the h'-pubiie'sopoii hand
t sli ike a l.urii dii blow- at the land f
which ha harbored thorn, oven at'
the land belies. ,,f (,,. beloved hind
of their birth.
Iho bright Lope extended lo
them i,y the conditions existing in
the 1'uited States templed them
away from the i-'ii! herlaml to sock
home- under these more favorable
emotions. Now that they are
sharers of, tlio full advantage ol:.
liieso comliium- under all the pi iv ,
lieges ol citizenship, it is not to lu V
rbelioM-d that ihey will go p, work
to change the conditions and bring
the reward of labor down to the
conditions which they have left be'V
hind.
DIRSY WORK FOR BRYAN.
Tn li 1 1 i:k Al.li is in receipt of u cir
cular evidently written by the lieu
I e 1 1 i 1 1 1 i oi oil, l!ryan, and purport
ing lo bo sign,. 1 )N Anielia
Doggo, ii daughter ol the notorious,
scalawag and bunco st-Tr, on,, .
lh'gge. who is well known to Cass
county people. Asis usual in such
cases this circular is put forth by
the small bore publicans in charge
of Hilly Hryan's campaign and is
in keeping, exactly with Unit gentle
man's idea of politics and political
morals. It is intended as a huge
piece of political capital to injure
Judge Field.
Speaking willi Juge Chapman
yesterday about the circular be
said: "that soi l of work can only re
sult in helping Judge Field, es
pecially in the city of Lincoln,
where the notorious Doggo fainilv
is well known. Judge Field was an
attorney of the creditors ol C. (1.
Ilerold, who with Dogge as his ad
visor attempted to swindle his
lllorold'sl creditors. The fraud was
uncovered through the exertion ol
the attorney for the creditors and
Dogge was made to disgorge the
stolen funds, which he (Doggei had
obtained from Ilerold under the
promise of helping swindle the
creditors, and which, ho in true
highwayman style, proceeded to
beat both Ilerold and the creditors
out of." "That kind of work" sail
Judge Chapman," will only hel
Judge Field."
Till-: main objection that the
Journal raises to J. II. llaldemau is
thai ho is 0:1 the same ticket with
Ibm. J. C. Watson and that llalde
mau has not furnished the Journal
wilh his biogtaphy. We cannot un
derstand bow Wais. m's position on
the ticket can render llaldentiin in
c impotent to till the office of coun
ty attorney. As to the personal his
I iry of Mr. Hal. Ionian wowrmld say
he has resided in this county for
twelve y ears, is respected by all, ,
vim hu-w him m person aud bv
: reputation. His b..-;.. "r"
I 1 ' " o .ois- -
j notion cannot be .piostmod audi
I unlike some oilier lawyers, he has
j never boon accused of cnibe..h
j ment. He makes his money hon
estly and not by swindling his
' clients.
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