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rocord-lnju'nois ' this yunr If the team con
tinue * to piny winning Dull.
Paul Kndford Is n Httlo elicnib. Tlorso-
stioo I'nul Isn't Htiyina much , but liu Is pliiy-
Intr M line nt MIDI t llolu us nny tnnn In the
country Ho Is accepting ci.uncos nt the
rate of ninety-three in every 100.
t Zlmmcr uti't catching as well M ordinarily
Uils spring. In fiu-t , none of the Cleveland
! mon nro playing nt the pnlt they can. The
jeold woatlier nt the Forest City is undoubt
edly responsible for a port of it.
A report is ijolnc the rounds that Hyrno
will only keep three pitchers Hctninlnf ? ,
Lovcttnnd Terry , Carrutucr ? nhould not
worry : ho would not bo lillo over n day or
two , oven If the rumor \vcro true.
Darby O'Brien hns been hitting In pretty
linrdliick. Many of tils line drives have
cone foul by n few feet or been shot rl ht
Into ttio hand * of a Holder. Hut ho hit It
right in the first Cliifltir.utl prune.
A crusmlo U bclnc wntrcd npnlnst the pool
rooms In Cleveland by the Leader. M hey are
already commending to do much mischief
and liarm to thu national Kama in the I'or-
cst city , ns they do everywhere else.
Klloy may bo nbln to keep in the swim with
a little" moro practiceHo had not pitched
much for two or three years until the pamo
ho pitched nRalnst the tiianti. Under the
circumstances ho did loniarknbly well.
Olansrock Is nlnylnir a Rrcat game and bids
fair U ) bo In the riiii ? for nmny yearn to
come. Ho takes KOCH ! euro of hinistilf , naves
his money , and 'viion ho retires for good ho
won't have to shovel coal for a living.
Sam \VUo olnys his old sou-saw gamo. Ho
is no recoid player , -o to spenic , but ho often
mnkes a trub at the Lull with his biff left
duke where unotlu'r second baseman \\oulil
easily get to the bull with Doth liamls.
Davis and Chllds made n nrcttv simulta
neous ntcal of third nnd sccona In ttio Brat
Philadelphia Rnino. It so surprised Clumcnti
that ho stood still and looked In bluuk nnmro-
nient until It was too late to catch either one
of them.
IJemiuoIo Willlo Malni ijnvo fmntc-on men
their IIMO on balls In a recent Hoiton jrimr.
Jlrotitlip" ! cot to tlrsl llvo times witlmut hit-
tins tilt ) bull , Kelly instructing Mains not to
( jive big Dare a good ball whcn'men wcra on
tlio b.isus.
Arlio Latham stole Jlvo bases on I'llrhor
Hemming and Catcher Uon Dally. Jl limit
have econ the fault of Hemming for Dally U
a very line thrower to second base. ( ! : ilvin
Is the lad that makes Arlio hug the ilrst bag
when he gets thoro.
Dnhlen , thu brilliant young third baseman
of the Chicago club , will bo continued in the
position until his woik shows sumo i.ltjiis of
falling. Ho seems to bo improving right
along , however , ana Hums' arm will have n
good loug vacation.
( Jctzcln , Onn/el mirt Gumhort talk German
together in high U. Herman Long is de
scended from Hcndrlck Hudson mid the old
Dutch Knickerbockers , but tils German is
not high strung enough for the thrco G's
Getzeln , Gan/cl nnd GtimDert.
Miller nnd Kcilly , the short stop and third
baseman of the Pittsburg club , nmdo n remarkable -
markablo record In the game with the Cln-
clnnatis last Thursilav. Uetwoon thorn tho.v
nccoptcd aj chances without nn orrof.
Twelve of them wore put outs.
The PhlladolDltias have been an agreeable
surprise party to tnoir eastern brethren.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia nro looked upon
us tlio weakest trams in the league , but they
may badly fool some of the high salaried
teams before the season is over.
Cincinnati had better not bo too hasty in
releasing Slattery. Elmer Foster's league
record is very poo- while Slattery has always
been considered fust enough for nny club.
Foster is also a "lush , " Inclined to rowd.v-
Isin and a very hard man to muuagc.
Bassett looks like 11 Now York fixture at
tuird base. Denny , however , Is still n , great
man , and would play his old game outside nf
Now York. Denny nlays short field mag
nificently , nnd would bo just the man to play
that position for the Piltsourg team.
The evident Intention of nil the league
clubs to set down hard on the men who will
not Uctmvo themselves , ought to open the
eves of some of the players In the profession.
If ball-plavera want to bo rowdies , ttiov must
do it nt their own expense this year.
"Cub" strickor Id a smart Httlo bit of n
roan. He is playing n fine game nnd has
given up the philanthropic Idea of playing
for 87 n week and his board. Cub's brother
hood enthusiasm has dropped down Into a
small crovlco near his loft nnklo joint.
The Cincinnati boys pall well together ,
but two or three strong acquisitions to the
team would swell the receipts at homo and
abroad. Latham is A great card and in
bolter trim than for m.iny years , but lo is
not happy unless his team Is playing a win
ning game.
Dan Brouthors leads the Boston Hods in
batting , and it should surprise no ono to see
big Dan stand No. 1 In the association.
Ho won't hit at anything unless It Is plumb
over the homo phito , and ho Is n holy terror
for working wild harum-scarum pitchers for
bases eu balls.
Plnkuoy Is opposed to chancing from third
base to short Held. Pink is thoroughly nt
homo nt third and shouldn't bo blamed for
Wishing to stay nt homo to guard his old po
sition. He's a willing plnvor but has sense
enough to know that a man should stick to
ouo position at a time.
Once mcro the story Is started that Catcher
O'Connor wants to join the Pittsburgs. So
does Armdlo. Al Nichols and a few moro
of that kind. A man who would deliberately
ana cold-bloodedly break n contract Is not
very removed from selling a bull game.
Pittsburg Leader.
Ono of the members of the Cleveland team
pot u good dose of discipline from the man-
ogcment for an csuap.idn that was not to his
credit , nnd there are plnnty of doses loft for
other culprits. The players who will not behave -
have themselves need not oxncct to got any
of the best of It this year.
A MUM tt.lVH.
Gtiirue. . //f'jbant. ' .
Cone nro the plumes nnd pennons gay
Of young Uomanco ;
There linger but her ruins gray ,
And broken Innco.
'TIs n now world no moro to maid ,
Warrior or bard is homage paid :
The bay-troo's laurel's '
, , myrtlo's slmdo
Men's thought's resign ;
Heaven placed us here to vote nnd trade ,
Twin tasks divine 1
Empires today are upsldo down ;
The custlo kneels beloro the town ;
The monarch fears n printer's frown
A brickbat's range ;
( Hyo mo , In preference to n crown ,
Flvo shillings clmngo.
.V 031K l.tl flK H31I I , K ,
Minneapolis Tribune : It costs f.100 to flro
a shot from ono of the Italian Ironclads. It
would take nbout sovcn phots to ttuow the
country Into the hands of u receiver.
Now York Herald ; Farmer Henrock
( with oulv ono pair of good trousers in thn
bouseJames ) , whosp turn Is It to wear the
pants today , yours or inlnol
.lames-as ho hears n wrathful disturbance
In the kitchen ) Sh-h I Mother's I pucss.
Koto Field's ' \Vushinglon : Traveler Can
I f-f-llnil my way through these w-w-woodsl
Resident Not If It Is true that the man
whoh-h-hoaltatos Is lost.
Cloak Hovlow : Father If you paid moro
attention to cooking and less to dress , my
dear , you would make a much better wifo.
Daughter Yes father. But who would
marry mo I
Now York Weekly : Mr. Plnklo (10 ( p. m. )
My dear , the doctor says a brisk walk
before j'olng to bed will insure sleep to In-
BOinultt sutTerors llko mysolf.
Mrs. Pinklo Well , my dear , I will clear
the room so you can walk. Please carry the
baby with you.
Epoch : Garzam It Is so hard to be
poor.
poor.Mnado.x And yet n great many people
accomplish it ,
Boinorvlllo Journal : AVhon n man has a
bad cough It annoys him to Imvo people eorao
to him and toll him nbout their Infallible
cures. Ho forgets how many times ho has
Initiated his infallible euro on other pooplo.
Now. York Hi-raid : Carruthora- Dread
fully cultured iioopic , thojo Bostonlans.
Friend of mlno thoro'8 got a hon roost ; what
do you supooso ho nails ill
wnltoCan't say.
Cnrruthors The laity.
Columbus Post : "Yc , " Mild the dotoo-
tlm. "Jacques la a fellow of line presence ,
( Hit hi * only.safety i la Uis abicuco , "
WELCOMES THE NEW PARTY ,
Text of General Van Wyok's ' Remarks Be
fore the Cincinnati Convention-
VITAL QUESTIONS CRITICALLY VIEWED.
Tlio Nebraska Mntcsmnii Observes
Nothing of I'rnmlso Tor the
3lns es In the Principles of
Clay iitul JeiYet'soii.
At the Cincinnati convention Wednesday
evening the fotlowlnir address wns delivered
by General Van Wyck :
Tlio actions of the old political pnrllc-s hnvo
produced the legitimate fruits of thuir poli
cies , In concentrating ami solidifying the tellers
ers of the republic -laborers on the farm ,
itclvcrs In the mines , ihoso sweltering bo-
nu.ith the furnace bent In factories rushing
nulso beats in competition with throbs of
Iron monsters , or who chain tbo lightning
and make It do the bidding of Ilnaiiclal plants
or bi'nr the whisperings of humble suppliants
for bread ; these who lay the foundations of
cities ; roar palaces of trade , thnt rival the
centers of Luropean monarchies : who dig
canals , build tlio Iron way to transport the
commerce nnd tr.ldo o ! a mighty republic ,
have .secured nt Inst the furllnjr of the robot
llauatid banishing from sight the bloody
shlri. Tho.v have driven tbo people to union
for protection ngninst trusts , syndicates , mo
nopoly and extortion , when all can cordially
dci'luro there Is no north , no south , no east ,
and no west.
Chnunrov Dopow president of tbo groit
Cciitrtil system boldly assures his brethren
that the uprising will soon disappear. Ho is
confident it cannot .succeed boraiiso it Is
comjioM-dof onlx one class. It would bo Inter
esting If ho would rouko an Inventory of how
many classes have run uoth parties and the
government during the last twenty years.
Hut why lint , if It has n miijoiity of
the votes and then and n cause which com
mands the devotion of good men nnd true.
Hosldos. Cluiuncoy Is mistaken. It is not
of ono class but of all religions , nationalities
and occupations.
DIvMUSImi : > is'iifsrnir.s
are uniting against ouo class ono class
which concentrates all the wealth , all tbo
usnrj , nil the syndicates all the special legis
lation winch has plundered the people for a
third of a century.
The ciftod Chauncoy only needs to transpose -
pose his elegant extract nna say it must suc
ceed because it unites all the Industries in a ,
striipglo for lair play against combinations of
capital which destroy prosperity and crush
out the independence of the peoplo.
TMov are uniting , not as ono class or with
ono idea ulono. They have agreed tUat
criminal mistakes exist In our social nnd
political system ; that reforms In each are
needed ; that injustice piovails followed by
depression in business : that toilers are inad
equately rewarded ; that strong mon , willing ,
Industrious , are Jostling each other In the
avenues of toil In ttio often fruitless effort to
cam broad to support wife nnd children.
In the time ot Charles I. the court and
church compelled the docma of the dlvlno
right of kings as In our tlmo the court and
church proclaimed tlio divine right of slavery.
So a distinguished railroad attorney nt thq
moat Inopportune of all occasions , commemo
rating the birth of Lincoln , boldly stated n
revelation ho had Just received from the
Almighty , to the ortoct that , unequal condi
tions of the human family wore Intended by
the divine Creator for wise pur
poses , but they were Inevitable
and could not bo changed or modltiod ,
must bo born cheerfully and with Christian
resignation , and tli.it ono of the Christian
duties of railroads was to keep millions from
starvation by giving them employment when
that employment would barely do it.
So u few days ago an eminent bishop en
couraged the tolling millionaires by assur
ing them tli it acquiring money was n dlvlno
gift. The religious sentiment must always
bo encouraged when It can bo utilized by
avarice and extortion.
Hut the public ! mind , trained by longsuffer-
Ins in wrong , revolts at such doctrines , and
with nn Instinct quick with years of bitter
experience.'dissolves thorn AS by a lightning
Hash of indignation.
And these YQIH have culminated In tb,3
11RTKUMIVVT1OV Of TI1K MUr.TITlWi :
of all classes for redress , not by lira or dyna
mite , but standing In the full mCrX-uro of
American manhood , do It by the ballot which
falls gently as the snowllako , but
n\ncutos a froomnn's will
As lightning docs tbo will of God.
After the oil parties have entailed this con
dition of affairs wo are told relief can only
coma through that source.
The democratic pirty encouraged nnd
strengthened the slavery of the black man ,
vvhllu under the republican has grown the
power of corporations and syndicate * , entailing -
tailing slavery of the whlto man.
Till ! MONBV I'OWliK
has taken the place of slavery. Combi
nations have momborshlp in each , contribute -
tribute to the corruption fund of each so tho.v
can control both. Those influences control
republican Massachusetts nnd Pennsylvania
ns they do democratic Now Jersey and Now
York.
Tno party name moans nothing , is scarcely
n dividing lino.
Wall street make * Its politics contribute ) to
Its interests , and n change of administrations
make no change In the finances of the nation.
The sanio policy under either directs the
treasury in contraction of the currency.
The manufacturers of Now England nnd
the mine-owners of the mlddlo states are
given the power and each to maito exactions
from the pconlo.
The democratic party professes to bo in
favor of
met : SII.VBU ,
yet , when the party Has Is unfurled nnd In
the fueo ot platforms tholr rccognUod candi
date declares in favor of Wall street , and the
gold basis , then , free silver gees to the wall.
The people hnvo boon hoping for relief from
each party for years ; uvory time they have
been bunion and will bo. The money power
has nncbincryof both ; another struggle in
that nrcnn will ns usual bo fruitless nnd will
bo only another locking of horns with the
wild boasts at Kphosus.
The apologists nnd defenders of capital and
corporations are now In sackcloth and nshos ,
fearing that tearing apart the loading strings
from the old p u-tioj may load to excesses.
They never wept over the real excesses of
the old parties when manipulated so the
Coulds .and Vnndorlults enjoy and monopo
lize the wealth of the earth and the dlvlno
gifts of the Almighty by excesses in the ac
cumulation of millions wrung from the wages
of toll.
The sacrodnojs of property has always
boon preached to the victims of eruolty ,
whether wrung from iho black by the laih
or iho whlto by combinations.
There must bo n radical change to secure
relloi. The last democratic and present ad
ministrations hive ; boon donating Si'i.OOJ.OJJ
for every $100,000,030 tho.v have p'xld by pur
chasing bonds not yet duo ,
so THU stmt'i.us MiV UK viiioiumi )
am ) an excuse furnished for taxing still moro
the people by n high larliT.
J'ux nn Impoverished people to make the
bondholders a present of . " cents on every
dollar the government OWQJ thorn , not yet
duo , on the nssumod business principle that
It is better to add one-fourth to the principal
than pay n low r.ito of Interest for n
few yeaw , when wo will soon bo
otlarlng n bonus to the bondholder
to I mm oo him to extend the time
of mntuilnt ; bonds , or issue now 01103 so
there should bo no disappointment In seeing
soon nn empty treasury m n search to dump
it somowluro. The sohenio was davUod to
MARK DON'VTIOXi TO TUB STtTKS
of the raonoy they had paid to nld in suppres
sing the rebellion , nnd millions tnkon from
the people in Increasing tno prleo of the noe-
ossnrlos of , ltfe , was gambled nwny , not to
the Individuals who pald.lt , but to the states ,
principally the wealthy one * of the oast.
With as much honesty they might nay the
sluvoholdlng states for the sluvoi lost by
emancipation ,
On an honest count , thora Is probably not
n largo surplus , nnd our republican brethren
will .soo to It thnt It shall not Inoroaso rap.
idly. They nra adopting the policy of
O CM > 5li COLMiOTIONii AM ) QUICK I'VVMBVU.
They havu baon much oxorcliud nbout tbo
Ion of tlio morplmtitmirinu , that It must bo ro-
s to rod at nnv cost. \ \ o built a Chlnosa wn'l '
of hlgu UiritTs around the republic , nnd then
lament the loss ot the carrying
trade , nnd they n > - > lly ) oonoluuo wo cuii re
gain at Imst u portlix Siwo _ tax labor mil
- -
Uonstotllvldo
aud , ,
presented with compliments of the season
to lines ulrcadv osUibllshod nnd doing
\voll , notablv the Pnclllc mall ,
owned nnd controlled by the magnates ,
who nljo own the Pacific r.illro.idt ; nnd then
the .pooplu are to bo allowed by u Qulxotlo
proposition of building In our ship yards n
line of steamers
TO CIIOSS THE OOSAV l.V FIVE 1)1 VS.
So wo cnn bo startled with the great Imoot'H '
given to ship'buildlng and the currying trjilo
by Innto MitHldlcs.
Both parties nro now on their coed behavior -
havior , bidding for the Independent support.
On Jinan ccs they nro n stand-off.
OS' TAHIIT ,
the democrats nro more Hush of promises ,
The most dirtli-ult ono to reedccm will bo to
corral their own member. ? so they can nlwnys
count on tholr own rank nnd Illo ns well us
leaders. While the republican nttltudo Is
no' , so tragic. It Is cortaluly moro comical.
Major MoKinley , his rivals nnd ao-worlters
In tnrllt glory , nro eloquent on free sugar ,
boasting what , they have done for the people.
Wo should bo rejoiced that they enjoy moro
than expected. If n small dlspansatlon of
freedom from taxation gives thorn so much
npparent sittisfaetton nnd glory , wo
trust they will continue the good
work. They have , llko obUlnata sin
ners , year by year refused to ro-
cclvo tree grace or free trado. They
Insisted , no matter how poor nn Amor-
lean might bo , ho would never enjoy his
humble garments , the board roof which cov
ered his dugout nnd sod house , the salt nnd
sugar ho used on his table , the tin cup from
which ho drank , and the tin pall In which Im
carried Ills dinner , unless stamped , tariff
duly endorsed and tax mid. After entreaty
year by year without avail , the peo'jlo bo-
c.imo aroused , and McKlnloy and certain
leaders could nt last SPO blood on the moon.
They saw the necessity of unloading to MIVO
what was found to bj a sinking ship , to throw
out to the angry clement , so they throw out
< -nun ,
and then relo-itod ; the storm veered , and so
did the ship ; the captain threw out graplmg
irons with n bounty hook , nnd assured the
cnno planter to "stay by hor" and they
should have the same amount of money di
rectly from the treasury , and so you have the
luxury of frco sugar by paving from ouo
pocket instead of the other. So while thn re
publican party has been making much noisy
cacjtlos over bringing lorth this ono egg , it
proves no rcr.l egg after nil.
Why dors Major McKlnloy stop on frco
sugar'l The p.'oplo want
riiui : SALT , nii'.i : i.i'Mnnn ,
nnd largo reductions on the necessaries
of lifo , but the major says no
moro , nnd you find the door locked
the key on the insldo nnd thcro is no hope for
that organization , nnd vou llnd yourself
burred out from both , with no hope except in
an upright manhood to untto for ono common
purpose for homo and family.
They seek to nwakcn nrcdjudlces by de
nouncing the productions of the pauper labor
of Kuropo. What do they care about the
frco labor of America , except that It con
tributes to their further enrichment. To re
strain this class of patriots laws were neces
sary to prohibit with a penalty the Introduc
tion of lorelgn labor under contract.
Heretofore American Inborors in the coke
mluos in Pennsylvania were driven cut and
their places liliod by contract labor. Ko-
tribution came. Anotnor strike. You
saw tho.v wcra slaves , Hungar
ians imported to starve out
American workmen known sarcastically
on July 4 nnd other holidays ns sovereign.
But the pauper svstoni of A'nerlcn was
found to bo as distasteful us the pauper sys
tem of Kuropo. Even for men who had only
breathed the free , fresh air of American , and
the lords thought the case needed moro than
naturalization papers and ballots , so they Im
ported , as Illegally , another foreign band , the
Pliikortons. and they soon engaged in their
fayorito occupation shooting Innocent men ,
ns they dlu In Nebraska , nud children In
Now , Tor oy. And the great state of Penn
sylvania was not aroused at this Invasion of
its sovereignty 1
The national government has boon In vain
supplicated to enforce the law ngalnst tnls
Importation.
with all tholr defectives and the I'lnkor-
tons added no case of violation could bo
found.
The Erlo road is moved by Imported mem
bers of the Italian Matla. The lines of the
Central Pncillc , Senator Stanford's roadsaro
worked by Chinese.
Yes , this lynx-eyed government did find
ono poor fellow , llko the fisherman of Gal-
lllco was earning his daily bread uy daily
worshlp.nnd , following the Redeemer of inon ,
would not Icavo his iloclc until ho was assured
of another chirgo in Amorlca , nnd ho was
called , and n government with n thousand
eves , quick to see when not dazzled by tlio
glare of gold , detected this to their outr.igo ,
nnd so zealous was this government of ttio
people , bv the people , for the people
to protect labor and vindicate the law that
the lone case must bo dignified by judicial
process nnd decision.
Years ago the people oxorclsod the legal
and universal right of patitlon ; that was un
heeded ; the burthens were increased ; then
labor relief societies were organized to ao
xvhnt the state neglected at Ilrst for mu
tual improvement , principally for charitable
purposes ,
TURN ro PISCTS-SUBMEPini.
All this in peaceful and loal form. You
remember the storm of derision and battery
of sarcasm. Finally the farmers in the
northwest could endure It no longer nnd they
exorcised the inoro rugged right of the elec
tive franchise and secured n lo islaturo here
and there as the constitution allowed. That
was moro unendurable than llios to the
Pharaohs ; that outrngo could not bo toler
ated ; what presumption 1 And the political
bosses who are proud to bo moved , llko Punch
and Judy , by wlros In the hands of corpora
tions , toro tholr hair and howled themselves
honr.so about political farmers nnd statesmen
with hayscod in tholr hair. The machinery
of both parties was active for tholr over
throw nnd reverses in tlmo followed. Out of
It , however , was secured ono victory , worth
all It cost , the establishment by the supreme
court , that the people by tholr legislature
had tbo rirfht to control railroads nnd regulate -
late the rates , thnt railroads were not private
property but were publics highways , nnd , as
such subject
TO COSTHOI , nrjTiin pum.io.
Lot us never forgot to thank the old
grangers for tholr struggle which nccom-
plishod so much. Lot us preserve that de
cision as our sheet anchor. From then until
now , corporations have boon moving heaven
nnd earth by scon nnd unseen Influences ,
to hasten the tlmo whou that decision shall
bo reversed or modified. Thny have bcoti seek
ing to control the appointment of members of
that tribunal , and to prepare the people fern
n change by gradual approaches , and the
Minnesota case n few months ngo was n
feeler and forerunner , when It was held that
although the right of the state was recog
nised to control railroads , yet that decision
sought to cripple the right to
terrorize its oxerclso to attempt to
dragoon n sovereign state which ,
In the oxarclso of lu lagltlmato functions has
moro of sovereignty than the supreme court ,
as much of .sovereignty ns the United States
itself , ns fully sovereign as nny power and
government on earth. The puorllo attempt
of the supreme court to chock Its proper oxor-
clso will bo only the waving of n rush , but It
Is the supreme court over again , paving
the way to another Dred Scott decision to tell
the whlto men ns well ns black that , in fact
n legislature has no right to interfere with
railroads that corporations are always bound
to respect.
Till' MINNESOTA CASR
said voa hnvo the right , that should have
boon the end of the caso. But It further
added oxerclso this right gontly.do not bo un
Kind. Calculate well then If you transgress
the limits corporations usslgn. They may
bring you here before our Httlo bench nnd
appeal to us and if wo think you have fixed
charges on freight or passengers too high
wo will rovcrso your action nnd in this bold
nsiumptlon of legislnttvo prerogatives will
bo reversed ttio former notion and the power
of < lie people fritted awnv ,
Wo must moot tnnt proposition boldly nt
iho outset. Let us see to it thnt railroads and
oven courts shall know that this power
Ml U.I. NOT III ! STOI.KX WDM THE .STATES
nnd It can only bo done by your own right
arm with a ballot lu It.
Then that portion of American sovereigns
who llvt-d by toll and whoso hnlr was not
adorned with hay seed when they had peace
ful mooting ) for social mill bonutlclal im
provement , wcro branded as socialists , mi-
urcnlsts nnd dynamiters. Thu only drnnmlto
over sown among them was thnt plautod by
the Injustice and wrong of iho ruling and
money power nnd the tellers are uow care
fully gathorluguu mid packing it In the bal
lot box.
A few years ngo some men In Now York
city , seeking toaouuro better pay for honest
toil , were arroitod and sent to the tombs as
conspirators. At the snum tlmo olght mag
natoa mot In Wall street scheming toad
" yuuco iho pnco ot coal and pruvoat proJuo
UIHLEIN , President. AUGUST UIHLEIN , Secretary. ALFRED UIHLEIN , Superintendent.
KEG-BEER BRANDS !
BOTTLED-BEER BRANDS :
BUDWEISER ,
PILSENER , PILSENER ,
WIENER ,
EXTRA-PALE
- ,
EKLANGER ,
CULMBACIIER. EXTRA-STOUT ,
"SCIILITZ-BRAU , " "SCIILITZ-PORTER. "
ANNUAL CAPACBTY : ONE MILLION BARRELS OF BEER.
Schlitz Beer is said the World over and has a world-wide reputation for being the best ; it is warranted to be pure , wholesome
and palatable , and brewed from the choicest Hops and Barley-Malt.
TO R. R. QROTTEX.
tlon. After short plotting ! they nrrangou
without opposition , ns thov controled the
market nud Increased the price , stopncd pro
duction , turned the laborers ndrift to starve
or beg , increased the price of coal on hand
so that ,000,000 was added by the
stroke of n nan to the prollt
but no police justice darolnyhls hands on
tholr shoulders and invite thorn to the hospi
talities of the tomb.
The question arises ,
WHAT 1UVK Till ! OM > PUlTir.S
done for you except to bring this condition of
nlTnlrs upon tno people I
You don't bollovo the hnlr of the dog will
euro the bito. Therefore , tholr contlniinnco
will not work n change , or miracles. The no
tion must bo reversed , nnd nil the stock nnd
btrnd wntorors , the usury gatherers , the com
bination of men and corporations , in ull
trusts , sugar syndicates , stockyard and olo-
valor pnoU , all combinations whereby the
neco3snrio83 of llfo and specially protected
articles tnko advantage of tlio bounty of the
nation by increas'lng its burthens , should bo
notllled that water must ba wrung out of
railroads ; that all alliances increasing the
tuxes of tlio puoplo shall bo overthrown ; that
tariff nnd protection at once bo withdraw
from nrticlcs which consplro to restrict troJo
nun prevent competition.
You wnnt to .
OIHMNI/.I ; r.v'KUY cb issi ,
make as many divisions ns there nny bo
classes , then u-ilto tiom | la n central union
nna , when necessary , nits * thorn nt the ballot
box against policies and mrtloi which con
trol the g'ovornmontrtoenrich ttio fow. They
who led vou Into tills slouch will bo bal nid
to pilot , you out.
You will , not newer In the future , do InJustice -
Justice to nny class , however much you may
have been wronged. * ! You are
NOT 8KKKIXO VI'.NOKAXCK.
While you mnv not > hope for indemnity for
the pnst , stand firmly for protection tor the
futuro. You want no Qdlxotio campaigns or
tilt with wind mills ; you know thn nature
andcauso of the malidy which 'illllcts the
people ; wo don't believe in any faith euro in
politics aud tt-o people have no confiidencc in
medicine mon or , niuwihs. All sorts ot
bchomcs will bo started for your amusement
nnd to divert you from ttio romoalus which
mav bo of ndvnntngo.
\Vo want a fair rate of interest , then
STUINOUXT UStlllV I.VW3
and tholr violation to bo punished as the
violation of ether laws are punlshod. Rob
bery by usury should bo punishou ns swiftly
as other robberies. Then you wnnt fair rail
road rates tixod by legislatures nnd corpora
tions , which openly or by stealth refuse to
obey , to bo punlshod by forfeiture of tholr
charter. Make tncm tlrod of violating Iho
law and the demands of the pooplo.
Lot us do ai our fathers did , demand only
what is right nnd enforce obodlouco by what
ever means may be necessary.
No wildcnt schemes or oalloon theories will
nld just now. Wo nro yet of the earth ,
earthy , nnd deal with men raoi-o than n "Httlo
below the angols. " It is criminal folly to
usk for mon by the hundreds of thousands
who nro not afraid to die ; whnt wo want is
millions of men who are determined to live ,
and that their wives and children s hall llvo
determined to onjov the fruits of the earth ,
if they cannot tbo pretended dlvino gift to
make monoy.
Why tnk ! to you nbout adhering to the old
purtios , when they hnvo cacti abandoned the
principles they professed before monopolies
obtained nbsoluto control !
You stand today whore Jackson , the great
prophet of the democratic party , stood sixty
years ngo. You stand whore General Harri
son , the grandfather of our distinguished
president , stood llfty years ngo , and where
the parties they represented stood , but stand
no longer.
j \ncsox ,
In his veto of the bank hill , July 10. 1832 ,
said : ' -Eijuallty of talents , of education , or
of wealth cannot bo produced by human In
stitutions , In the full enjoyments of the
gifts of heaven and the fruits of superior In-
ilustrv , economy nnd virtue every mnn Is
equally entitled to protection by law ,
Dut when thu laws undortauo to ndd to these
natural nnd just advantages , artificial dis
tinctions , to grant titles , gratuities and ex
clusive privilege } to make the rich richer nnd
the potent moro powerful , the humble mem
bers of society , the tanners , mechanics nnd
laborers who hnvo neither the tlmo nor the
moans of securing llko favors to themselves
have n right to complain of the injustice of
tholr government. There nro no necessary
ovlls in government. ItsovitscxUt only In
Its nbusos. Many of our rich mon havu not
boon content with equal protection nnd cqunl.
benefits but have besought us to make thorn
richer by nets of congress/ * Wo cnn
nt least tnico u aland n.'alustnll uow grants of
monopolies and exclusive privilege * , ngalnst
nny prostitution of our government to thond-
vnncoment of the few nt ttio oxpunso of iho
many. "
That kind of democracy is In nccord with
our views , but the party of that nanio of this
day seldom enforce tuom.
So March , 1311
OKNIiltkT. 1IAIUIISOV
then president In hU annunl massage speak
ing of the currency said : "Tho Idea of
making It exclusively metallic , however well
Intended nnpoars to mo to bo fraught with
moro fatal cousotmunccH than nny ether
schomo. * * * If any single sohomo
could produce the bffoct of arresting nt ouco ,
thai mutation of cdinlUlon by which thou
sands of our most Indigent follow oltUous
by their Induntry nnd enterprise nro riusod
to the possoislo/ ! wealth , thnt Is the ono-
If there In ona nurnmro better calculated
than another lo prdduco thnt state ol tilings.
so much doprcc.iUJd hy nil true republicans ,
by which the rich 'nro dally adding to tholr
hoards and the poor 'sinking ' deeper Into pan-
ury , It Is nn oxclusiyo mntullio currency. "
So wo are In nccotM With Iho cldor Harrison.
Tbo principles of the old parti-js have few
dofonUors among fiolr present loaders , and
these Booking roltof will find uo rotslug-
place tUero.
Liebig
EXTRACT OP BEEP
"IN DARKEST AFRICA , "
"By Henry M. Stanley.
"Tho Unhliironipiny's i\trnct : wn of Ihccholo
' ' . Vol.
oit 1'nBO.A I
"l.lebU anil iiHMt soups hail In bo propiro I in nuf-
llclent qiinntltloi to crvoout rupfnli U > o rli weak
ened ninn ni ho itncucroil In " -1'uito S3 , Vol I.
"Ono Mmll mnunccul to rranl noiir my ttnt.
Ho mis at once homo ton IIro anil l.ilil ulthln a few
Inches of U , ami wltti the aiklltlnn of a pint of hot
lirotli inado from the I.l t'hli ; Conipniiy's i\tract : of
Ilccf wo roitorcd him ton Inaonjos. " 1'aco is , Vol.11
Genuine only with
fno-sltnllo of .1. VON lx ' *
LtKiuo's sl'jiiaturo In v6 * a " - * - * -
liliui Ink across label ,
thus :
DOES CURE
In Its First Stages.
Ut sure I/OH get the genuine.
\V A ATTl ' n Aci-nti lo neil tlio iMnlou
> JVIN 1 I'jl .ClolliLH MHO ; llio only Uncover
Inronlocl thnt lioldn the clollioi nltliout plni ; n per-
foot niu'co s ! patent recently Isautul ; sold only by
niiontH , tn Kliiim tlio exclusive ) rlulit U Klvcn , on ra-
colpt offOcunlt wo will send n nnmplo line by mill ;
nlso circulars ; prlco lint and ternit lo nttonli ; Kccnro
your territory t onco. Address THK 1MNI.K3S
CT.OTHKS I.l.NKCO , IT llurmon 31Vorcottur
Miru.
OFFENSIVE
with a Harmleu Bem dy. Bind it > mp for partlouTari.
l. < > . 337 Vine. Cincinnati , 0.
LYON &
STATE A. MONROE UTS..CHICAGO.
nlll niillilrM. lhijM ly tiili * ; ! l j < . j
IJntfcrmi anj Ivjutprnvnti. 400
HntllluiUallonl -crlUo ertfy
Irtil by Ihntll or Ilrum
,
tlil * > Tittnni f > j * , etc *
ConUlai Intlnifun
:4m : t ur Iltttih , l.ttrctri
' IMim Mvrf' -
I-ul
FRENCH SPECIF
A POSITIVE anclpormanenl CURE for nil
cJiieiseBOllneURJNARY ORGANS. Cures
ttheraothertreatmentlallt. Full directions nllh each
hotlle. Price , one dollar. See Elgnalurool E. U
SIAHL. For 8ao ! By Alt
I "
cmale llean , lhemostpn rrful female regulator Per
( cctlyiafe. lc crf ll. | inoitpiicl. Scnilai. ( llimnlfoi
ptrlteullrt. Addiell LION OKUC CO. , DuSllo , W Y.
Korstlo bo Uoodmun DIUR Co , Oiniilia
Nnpartlllcnrail DRJ H'tEPUENH J.rtj.uon o
DOWMRICHT FRAUD
exists In the clnlnis of
nmimfiiutnrurs and dcnl
urs for the old-fashliiiii'd
" porons" plasters anil the
many Imitations of HAN
SON'S now on the market
IIENSON'S Is the only
porous plaster possesslii/
nittdlclnnl vuliio. Ilo bun
\on get HKNSON'S
YOU NEED NOT FEAR
tlmt pcnploiilll liiiinryonrlmlr Isdjod If
you IIHU that purffrt linllulliiii of imtiiro ,
Tutt's ' Hair Dye
Nnnnurnn ilctrrt It. It Impnrtn nloisy
rulnrnnil fri > Kh llfi > to tlm luvlr. ii : : llvnp.
Iilltd. 1'rleo , SI. Olllro , Ul > I'arlt I'liirr , N. Y
YOUNG MEN OLD MEN
0T 11 THE TOIIS OF THl StRPINTS 01 DISUSE.
Thty m ' < hirolo florti to frtt thtni < lr > i.
f > . bat not hno lnj how to luccturallr
rtfgSHAKEOFFTHE HOnniD SNAKES
v ' ci ( In up la rt .t > lr o 1 > lnk lull > a nrlr
OUR NEW BOOK
Hot fro. r ° * > t " < "tlJ >
f.r.llu.llrIClne. tpUloi
,
Orrtnl at Mai , iidhov tr
HOME TREXTMENT.
t > y mttho t izcluilvtlr onr
awi , n wor t rnM-iot
toil or rallloi
o.n.rtl * i
r.
ind Mind , Efl.tti of Error *
or Iie.ii.t. atinUd or
Bknatin
ERIE MEDICAL CO ,
BATHE THE
FACE WBTH
CQQURSG
DOES NOT SMART NOR STING. HEDUCES REDNESS.
CHECKS BLEEDING. JUST AS IT REDUCES ANY
INFLAMMATION , IT SENDS BACK THE BLOOD
WHICH THE RASPING OF THE RAZOR HAS DRAWN
NEAR THE SURFACE , SO LEAVES THE FACE WHITE ,
SOFT AND SMOOTH , WITHOUT THE SHININESS
CAUSED BY OTHER LOTIONS. FOR THIS PURPOSE
FAR SUPFRIOR TO BAY RUM , COLOGNE OR PER
FUMED WATER. BEST BARBERS USE IT.
YOU HAVE A BOTTLE. WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT ?
WHEN PURCHASING , ACCEPT POND'S ' EXTRACT ONLY.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES , PROBABLY WORTHLESS.
POND'S EXTRACT CO. . NEW YORK AND LONDON.
GOLD MEDAL , I'AHIS , 1818.
Sweet
Chocolate ,
The moat pop
ular s w o o t
Chocolate In
the market. It
is rmtritiouo
aud palatable ;
a particular
favorite with
childrenand a
mostexcellcnt
article for fam
ily use.
Served na a
drink or eaten as Confectionery ,
it is a delicious Chocolate.
The genuine is stamped upon the
wrapper , S. Gorman , Dorchester ,
Mass.
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W , Baker & Co , , Dorchester , Mass.
Ptienoiine
CURES
Colds In th
'Hand
by ont applica
tion.
Catarrh
In a vtry thorl S
time.
0 flay Fever enoi
oi
0 frooi thrta toflva
oiw
0D dayt , w
E raoks M
iniUnlly ,
liOo per Bottle ,
Oi'CCt'OM ' Inttda
PktntltHt
MtJttlit Cf.
fhlclirilrr'a Knoll'li DlmnonJ Ilr ni1
g vi F a 9 IB u v *
Otlglniil and Only flrnntnr.
'ill" for 'f\ltttitir I KnutiA IHa f
llrd anl Gjl piiullla\
oilier. ff/ui Jan rou < Mli
'
' In .umii Ar ? ril ul 'i. iiitlmuuUlt i > 4
"llfllcf fur l.uillr > , "l Ii/ii' / . by rrlant
Mall. l < MIUIT ( > illiw > nl li A'jm I'- " " '
Boll by aJl lot
FKI.IX flfIIIAll ) ( ) > HIIK'NTVI ,
i
li4t J'n
Ixituly , uuj dtlln
iltliitlnti. II lia
> if o ihti lot or 10
) ' IK , > n > l la 10
Iiiiiiiilrriui .uttalt
to ho utoltli pn H
urly inu'lx. Ant ) t
no cuuntrrrflt of
almllnrimiiip. Or U
A. bMjtr ofiltl to i %
Imly uf llmliaut Ion
) * 'Aiyou
mlirawlllluclliHiii ,
1 riT ) Mtllll ll'l ' ( loll *
rnuir.Ci'UMi'aVtlii )
Ira.t luiriitrul or nil
tbn klri jiifiHira-
llf.n. . ' Fuiiuiluliy
nil ! > rntritl l
r ancy OuuOa l
eraliitli.t'nUMKinira , I'anartu KH < | K.'iiiip * .
fWtD.T. IIOI'K1X9 , 1'roy'r.s ; ( j | at J..iu Bt. , N , V
i Aathnja. Cur * nmr/aili u tlr
- . r.v la th rortfl caMl ; laauret cm >
B foritbla alHjii C H curca vbtni all c > Ui t > la.l. < l
" I < mrt 'fl 1tt MOfl tktftttnl , Irle * . 0 rti and
" ! ' 5 l L .II tJ lJi pi yJ ? K '
HDD
DR. OWEN'S
With Double Wire Suspensory.
fATENTED AUD. 16,1837. IMPROVED JULY 29,1890.
nn.
PANIC HOIJY
I'KNSOUY will nil Rhou-
rantlcComulnlnta den-
ernl nnd Norrouu Dclillltjr.COBtlre-
no 8 , Klil no y Dloru..ul. Norv-
Dunne's , Tromu- lln.Boxual Ki
linustlon , Wmt- lns of boUjr , Ills-
Pasos citufccnl by Inillicratloiia In
Vontb.ARO.ainr- rluJ or aiuslo
I.lfo.
BENT TO IlKSI'O ? IDM ! PAUTIRS FOU CEH-
TAIN COlll'l VlM'a ON UO DAYS' TUIAL.
Also nn Kloctrlo Trusa and Holt Coinlilned
Bond 80. poatago for rnr.E Illustrated book , 2M
pn \Kfii \ , nhlch will bo Mint you In plulu toaleU cnvul.
opo. ilcntlon thla jmpur. Adclrrss
Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Go , ,
3O6 N. Broadway , St. Louis. Mo.
f he Best Pill On Eartlit
Dr. Holili'n LI ttio
I'll IK ncl
Romly yet promiitly on
ttin LlVI'.U , Kill.
I'OVCFM ami ,
clonnelnglho tynlom Ihor-
ouglily nuil tlioy cur *
linliltunl ooiiHtlpiitlon.
Ilicy nro minor v nU < i ) ,
do nut l rlpo , > ory
final ) , vR'j to take , ono
pill n iloro , nud nro
pnroly vctctnlIo. 45 plllslncncli vinl. 1'nr.
reft rtlun'tloa fnllo thMr IIKC. They A RSO.
LI1TI2LV OllISi : MCK A : ilf ! ,
imlnru Itcooiniiuinilril l > y ic J'liy-
IIvluiiH. Forcnloliy < lniK i N or ( uiit
! 6 lentx n Tlal or6/or Jl.CW. AdJren
noun's MCDICIM : co. , Props.
! an Francisco , Cal. Chicago , III
She Saved Her
MONET ,
Anil o run ovury itou > l lluunukuopor l > r iilitnys II T.
Ink'on n ; i i id
idCAMPBELL'S '
VARNISH STAINS.
Iho only nrtlclii uvor prniliicnil with wlilcli nn > ' por-
uii cnn nt ullulit mjinmo nivl lir ono niipllciilliiii
ruilalnninl vurnUli iil < lCliiiubirtIi > ta lluruuui , Ilinl-
ili-aili , Clmlr , Tnlilui , lloi-r uiul nil kliiilt < > r WOIM-
work In lii-nutirul tlnln of I'llKIIUVVAI.MT ,
MAIIOliA.NV , IIO.SKWOOII. O kK or VKltMII.ION.
It vrlll mnnil wnihliiK niul li vury ilurnblu Ilmf H
puunil will ruilaln iinil Mnlili n act ot elm' ami mui
pint wlllnrillinrliy niniivrnl'liiuiiiiir ul or riionii
unoquurtto nno gallon nrruritin to aiin I'rlcui :
IIAI.K I'l.NTH : vic , I'IN'J'-i. ! > > : llltluriliiiii liruii
t'o. , Uninlia , Wliuloinlo Aurnli
FOR MEN
Olil Mon. U'uuU Milillo uuuil niuii. I'rninn-
tiirclyolil Vimn Meu , hi In/ Inn k npiliuy
M n. linxlit ryu Htriuut'iiiliililtliin and ilu-
Hlicby UK ) { if Ni'rvn ll 'nin. Tlioy onrrn t
yuiitli'iormrt.i ; urn nil IIMIVU tro.thli-H. ft IUM |
lxl ixetn Narvrillttun Uo. , llulfalo , N , YJ
Koly Liy Ooo'lriian lruk' < Jo. , niu l > 'urnuu tu