THE DAILY UV.V,, LD, J?LATT.SMOI.TIJ, NEIJItASK A, f'A'ir KDAV. XOVEMiJEJl "5, 1SS7.
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KN'aTTS.BBOS.,
Publishers & Proprietors.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For '.Supreme Jinle,
SAMUEL MAXWELL.
Tor University Kejjcnts,
1)11. B. il. DAVIS,
UK. GEOKGE ItOIlEKTS.
For Juiluo of Sri'onil Ju.tit-ial District,
IIOX. SAMUEL M. CHAPMAN.
HON. ALLEN W. FIELD.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Treasurer
I). A. CAM IMJELL.
Tor Clerk
BIRD CIUTCIIFIELD
e Fr Kcooriler
WM. II. POOL.
For Jutig-
CALVIN liUSSELL.
For Su;ieri:ituiulcT.t ut l'ubtic Instruction
JIAYNAKI) SPINK.
Sheiill
J. C. EIKENIJAItY.
1-lor Cicrk of 1 tistiltrt Court
1 1. J. STKEIGHT,
For County ('niiiiiilcsiijiier
GEORGE YOUNG.
For Surveyor
A. MADOLE.
Fur Coroner
HENRY IHECIv.
Tho Republican Stato Platform.
The ruiibli;iin :iriyj".f .eliras'-;i, while
ecr im -Iiil of properly i I:-.Ii!h, holtliiin 1:0
symp:illiy Willi tlio.- who would wiili tin- -iiu-miiuiit
tiiit'. or witn the nnaicliists iestiy,
re;isuris its tletci iniii:it ion lliul Hi.' yrtiai i jt.il
way corporal Ions of I his n:;tt: which ImM re
lations of clo.-fest. interest to tin: people sliail
l liie f:iirly paitl servauls of liie sta'e aua lmt
its man:ui'.t. 'ili- work of legislative cou!m1 in
tho sta't; a'nl u. it ion shall eoutiiiue until all
in-".' of coniplaiut of exorbitant ra'rs ami
unjiiit lis :riiuinatio!' in favor of indiviitiuiis !'
loealii ies liall ee.ise t exist. Assninii l; tin:
iespou-.i Jilify trliieli v fairlv li'lo:ns to ir. of
having originated all legislation Inoki'i;; 1;
railroad cfciitiol ami tin: eieatiou of thos lii
biiii.iU or eoniiiilri-ioiin which have been en
abled to ;rrai'l with corporate power, the re
publican uany will see to it that by a 1 needed
tfiilarnaiuents of power these commissions, na
tional and slate. diall 1h armed for battle and
'r viirlory. Wliiie favoring such cliaire in
th eonsCit Jtio:: of this elate as w ill permit, the
raiir.ud commissioners to be elected by the
people, it hereby voices its confidence in the
wsi.st in buard ot transportation, and commend
its effort to obtain for .Nebraska the same
larilf of rates for freight and carriage of pai
eners as is accorded to neiit'iborbij; slates
imilariy circumstanced. It is troswly iinjost
and a previous wrong that Nebraska slnm'.il
pay mora for the transportation of her products
ami tnc can iair.-of liwr Kiippiir s than hrr pcigli
b ?rs, Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota, with iis
3 000 miles of easily constructed and cheaply
maintained lines of railroad and the republi
cans of this state will not. cease til ir eilorts
until all wronf be righted.
We r-allirin our a ilieru-e to tho American
VKtcii of tarilf, miller wh'ch, with its broad
protection of American labor, our country ha
prospered bevond any other, as the business
f tin cou ltry now demands revision, the re
publican, alive to the demands of e-ery mate
rial interest, will see to it that such revision
hall be made at the earliest practical day.
We condemn the action of the democrat ie ma
jority in eoiirr-ss in that after re;i"ateit
pledges of tariif reform, it, Iih utterly tailed,
while lnviiis a lame majority in the houso of
ruprenla'ive-. where t ;rilf bills iimsl 'ori'.-i-
at, to hrii: about Mich reform, which must
iwniii freia the parly tl.:it has ever been the
friend f "' Anieriean laborer and prodi ccr
Th grateful tha.iks of tlin American peop'c
due to I host: who defended the union in the
lit war an 1 we are in favor of providing
Mitablet ! eusions for so!oiers and sailors who
were disabled irj its service or who have since,
without lhair fault or vice, become obje -ts of
public ar private charity and to the wi-'ows
and orcha" of those who fell in its defei're.
We heartily sympathize with the anhitton
a '.id m.rU ol the patriots of Ireland in their
uUeaTon to obtain for their civ ntry the
hl-winij of free institutions and local self
government. We reoj;ni'e i i diaries Stew
art 'ain.'ll and the Ut. lion. William K. ;iad
arone worthy champions of the fundamental
rrinr-ioals of the Declaration of Indepen
dence, v condemn the action of the president in
kia atfmpt to return the trophies won by
eraary on tne neia oi natlie.
We condaiuu the narrow, intolerant and par
tisaa action of the democratic party m excltid
ia front the pilvilee of state citizenship the
half million people of Dakota, solely on the un
manly and iadofensible ground of a difference
ia palitical Tiews. ot content with their ef
farts to rxelude the negro from the elective
fiaacliit. they now seek to proscribe an intel
ligent, prs-erous and patriotic people because
af their political opinions.
If a riew with alarm th-j abuse of tlu veto
fewer py tha president of the United 't-tates,
A pewr from the use of which England sov
Meizas bare abstaiued for two centuries ; a
nwfr mci but six times durinir the first forty
year of oar national Kovernment. a power by
Hie people intrusted to the president for the
urpo-a of preventiut: hasty legislation, lias by
ifea present incumbent of that .ftice been rsed
ta thwart the well ascertained will ef the peo-
ila and to rastt their repeated demands. He
las. lu ou-half of a ninie term of oitice. used
the powar more times than all the predecessors
eauibinp 1. Jlehas sought by all the prece
dented ase of extraordinary power, to ei:sti
sut bimrlf a c-ord inaf e branch of the na
tional legislature. He ha freijuently exer
aisad thia 'one man power"' by the cowardly
asethod af the -pocket veto" bv which import
nut in;asiirus have been defeated without any
reason bL-ing jfiven for withholding i.s ap
ple t a!.
JWiJIIJlITION HYPOCRISY. -It
is unreasonaMe, pprhajw, to expect
tJic tliiril-party prohl Litioiii-sts to Jc nf
fcrtcil ly iiruincuts which tc tiil to prove
that their behavior is culculnteil to retard
tin: catiSv. which they profess to have f-o
nint h at heart. Otherwise, wv should :
dispo.scd to hojxj for soi.ic jood rchit'ts
in New York from c i tuin timely niul
pr.ictical facts piincntt d the ' liter day hy
Senator lli.-co. J:. lie siios - that lh;j
lirev.'ti.s, distillers nnd liquor dealers of
that -tAtc are to-day f in nishiii; money in
a1;i:ida:ici; to promote, the eleetion of
tho democratic tickit j art! y in return
for tho favor ly w'.iich tliey aro ii.ildccl
to save tho f:i,C00,('0 which the Yedt'ler
ta-liH VrOtild have icjuii'd tlic:n to
pay, atid partly with a view to ser-tiring
Ttiture lavoraiiio leiriKlaliou lor the sa
loons. Instead of opposing th's party in
a direct and effective w;iy, t lie prohioi
tii-uih'ts itre oiving it .suh ,tan'. iui aid mid
comf iit Iiy rcfiiaing to sui ;ort the ie
p;illi-a:i party, whose representatives in
the 1 tfislature voted unMuiii!"Ul v for the
Ycilder l)i!l and for every other incisure
designed to curtail the evils of tic; liquor
trafiic. liat fur the i'ohil'iiioii p-aily,
w!:i. !i cannot lio;jii under :.i;y circuni
.s;:.:.cj 1') i lcct ti single canei d;it; on its
own ticket, a npu''iicn:i tiitinij)!) nnd ti
vindication of the cottr. o of these h. gi.-.Ia
tor-; wciild he po. ilively asst. rod; and in
th.- event oi a. i.en'.ocnuic vi .lory ol uic
.ah..i;s nnd tluir political ::g :;s and
alii. .-. tlie re.-j.onsiliility will rc.-t i'jo-i
the -'- v;ho piously preter.d to le anxious
a!.;ve ev rytliing else to lid i'ie world of
itiictn'. .:,n-.e.
j oi ; torr.t oi reftsonini: in .tie cms u
so ; vtr mid coiielt'.dvo thai no iot.l
iTC'sl i:;!'-on ran fail to con; d'ehend il.
rlh. I great parties arc so liiiinr oi
eiU.d st.vngth in New York : hat a l.'.iv
drcd v.t-s may decide tho fi ;t-'.--l. Or."
or t h other of tliv ti) is certa'd to win;
ami every vot r is Ixnina to o1mo-v
twv n thi in. The i.-stie can ie evn-1!
ly :-'j?portiiig t!ie ticket of any ti.i;..
par. v. a:id letist of all the proljihiiio::
pa:l . v.r.ich is simply so inn :i stiviith
sul.- tr.tcted fio ii th.; ic.KtMie en
p:t :y and given to the demot -i-ntie paity
under the pretense of refusing- to favor
cither of them. To call this ! nee:::-n-cy
is to give it a mild n e.mr. Tho solir
truth is that it is dishonesty o-' a pn .: d
itnted and flagrant kind. It inij-liis lh
plitin ml voluntary giving of help ti
the saloons and to the part which i
wag'oig its cnm:aign noon money cop -trilmled
hy the liquor iiiterei-:.- us a mut
ter of business and for the purpose of
defeating future temperance is . i-;ation
of any sort. And yet the aye: age -, rohi
bitioiiist claims to be guided wheiiy by
his co'iscience, and to be not! big if not a
creature of strict moral 5nte: .iiy. Ilovr
he can hope to be tousid te.l sincere
wli.-u his actions are so violently and
propobtcrously contrary to his rrof. ss'ons,
we detpair of finding or.t. it is n tich
easier, as v. ell as more rensonc.ble, to con
clude that he is a hypocrite oi the most
distinct and incurable type. -St. Louis
Ul'iht Democrat.
L JFFALO BILL A2ROAD!
An E-Kxerutioner's l.Ittle SIiow.
A cerri'spondent writes: Bums, tho rz
hau'iiian, is traveling witb a sb v, in which
he reveals l is rt for the enteiaHmej:t; of
the ; ergo crowds who collect; to see hi.ti per
form tiio lntpjiy dijpateh. The subject is a
figriec scut ing JIrs. B:-rry, the OWham
jjoisoncr, ;i!el the enterta::eiien is no v r.t
Stoek;ioi-t, in Cheshire. Tlie rhowiiinu, a
young men, first gives a biographical sketch
of Iimiis, then tho curtain rung up, reveal
ing a c-cailoM with the regular cross beaui,
and the Kie.jeet standing on lhodec)straiiiel
baud.-; a.id eL. A surj)liccil chaplain stuiuL
on no h::-.d and a uniformed j.dl governor
on the f -t'.ier, while two re.n-ter ;, or iialivii
uals t represent, them, wiiteh thu gi'im jro-cecum.;-;.
L'lmis, black l.ag in iirtnd, stops
fore.-e.rd, extracts the rope, place i tho i::ioso
aro.i!.'i tho subjeefs neek, and when the f:;cl-
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v. u. ..musci uy mo wiuui nnai i n- ;ui dravvs the llL,lt n.;l tbo wax
fill I rr r t lint t !icrr is i shim ncrnmnQ Hi i.i,,:j.m,.:i.!Mri!nt 10 nit. K!-.-n(b TTi
revival nf .Icmncratii: sent bor-nt in Binu then holds u levee. lAjndoa Times
nMinf im " T poi f imltt 1 y -T- a .-v x - , 1
J ' A onvention has been 6igncd to settle the
ering the recetiu demonstrations at Macon dLtr.utc.l iueitions of tha Loundarv betwcei
and Iticlituond in honor of the onlv i Bolivia aai J.Vtu.
living democratic ex-president and the
leader of the only strictly democratic
army in oar history.
Tin-: collection of funds from federal
cnTice-holderd in Washington for the
democratic campaign in New York atid
Ohio goes on vigorously.
In' his annuel report to the secretary of
war, Eiig.-Cien. Bennett, chit f of ord
nance, recommends an appropriation of
ft, 500. 000 for forgings for new steel
cann m. Ib; says that I12 thi: it to be
of vital importance that such liberal ap
propriate .ns be made as will not only re
lieve tlu utter destitution of coast de
fenses, but will also furnish substantial
encouragement and aid to the tteel :n
dustrv of the country.
A Lbt'a Loyo AfTalr-What tho Ccw
boys Think of It.
TI. -ucce.s of "otir'own" rhiffalo Bill j
'.V. !'. Cody in England is very grati- i
fing to his thousand of 'admirers on this
s:ile. ' j
Th .1: was more truth than nnrtv ;
iiicig: 'd in his rejily to the impiiry: j
'"V':at are you doing in England." j
'('! dly playing poker with 1 )uclnsc.s" j
Tii English nobility ipuichly "cottoned !
to" Ib. d'alo liill because they recogni.ed j
that h ) belonged to a higher order than !
tli-ir own Nature's nobility, Despite
his v, . . I life hi early managed to ac
quire an education and the polish which
make- him easy even in royal society.
His polish is the bitter fruit, it is said,
of a young love experience. "When a
yotin inan on the plains, wild, woolly
und t:.:!;empt in appearance and character
he fe!; in love with a dashing little
seho'," teacher. Full of pluck and faith
in hi eself, ho proposed to her. She
laugh 1 at him and he colhqised.
Afi-r a time he braced up, bought
some ; -oks and began to study.
1 iis defeat proved his victory. The
girl . -; his mascot, nnd his successes are
dm l 1 her.
T-bi , .ilicent specimens of manhood
they he "Bill's boys" are not pcr
. Under date: "Buffalo Bill's
est Co., London, Sept. 10, 1S87,"
. shoemaker of the Cowboy Band,
"Some weeks ago I was stiffcr
.11 great disorder of the liver and
i and general prostration. 1 was
o quit work' and take my bed.
in a physician, v.-ho only afford
iorary relief. A friend induced
lice Warner's safe cure, which af-.ihno.-t
instant relief, and after
hree bottles. I lind myself in as
:allh as at any time in my life."
other niemV.trs of tii : Wild AVe.-t
.Ma we Beardsley, pony expres
id Ji.n Mitchell, a cowboy atid to
ement of Shoemaker's. tl:;t in
ig experience on the plains, i'v in
of water, climat", moiTe of life
ere ruling, they Ik came subjeci
and kidney discuses, and they
und a suro remedy for these
; in Warner's safe cure. Muwe
y says "I constantly rccom
. t; my friends. "
o Bill has 't)luek and courage and
;e, and not only controls : : 1 1 tlie
ments that make up the Wild
-jv, but controls hin;s.lf.
cpc.iei.ee ::s a seoir nn':es him
screet and shrewd. He quickly
lie best wav to secure re. nils, and
ue man, has no prt judievsa gainst
g that I'tovcs its ;r."nts.
!o Bill is so popular in Engbmd
he ma come home a "Sir William." But
if not h wil probablv enjoy himself qu ile
as web having secured a fortune anode
t-noi:g'i for all his wants, title or no titic.
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rDfcimaticn to Catitsl Sccliinglnvcstxaent.
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It is the iifewny !, tlie great S.titli I'lntf ccounlrj
1. . 1 . .1 it: : !:..,. nf (lie uibldli
il JS -llllllieu oil UH" Jl-o;.Il lion
of the Platte, at a point about half way between Chi
:n J.i:;eo!a tlie capital,, and loity iiiinuttH fro 111 Um'ha,lhe
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o: ,!. hourj by rail iro
;-';ale.
' on! '0 :uul rajiitlly inereasiixr.
( iiii--' y.-tems of Water Work" in the Stale.
! 1 by eras.
!,'. i;; -i.er.ition.
'dabli.-iied, and nnuh voted for tlie purpose of constniftir.g pcweiago
: rii it., eoinnienee thereon 111 the spring of ISsS.
r .:;.' Iiit-'i .-eliool biiildino; and six wan I wdiool hoies. A hide iroin bu.-incF liou.'ts
!.:.-. ' "ee'i eon.-t rncted during the ear ls87.
:'-' -iii .g oO,(i()().
: : ; :- (1 -aiiiiin- lactory, caj.ital 513,000, capacity iJOO.OOO cans jut year and tin-
f.nd
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capital -oOJm'iO, capacity lo.OOO bricks j.t r day, employs thirty handis.
I Vcrory, caiiital oO,mm, car.ncitv 1.50o,0UO cans ier vrstr and employs
. eais bn.iiKs about SlO(l,()M().
; o J?epullicMii and one Democratic,
und wnuii factory.
manufactory, employs fifteen Iiauds, and largely supplies the trade of south wo 1
. .'kicking House.
1 . Kaiii-oad machine shops, rotnul-honse.s, sioivhonscs, nrr. maintained r.i
s sv.deni wf.vt of the lissouri liiver, cmploving many hundreds of hands,
.'nthly about 30,000.
" .ad liridge.s in the United States f-pans the .Missouri Kiver at the Southciii
:iii:-oa. conveys it freiodit traiiic into and through our city.
leave. j'Jattsmoiith dailv for north, south, east atid we.-,t over the C
' H.e I) M. R. . Jn 't.iras;.
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around I'lat totnonf h nnd its imvu-.-k ,s i-.i ("li.-.i.-, i.,-.id-.s
tiie it not only a pleasant place to re.-ide, hut a desirable place for the esiabli
tofetlc.r V:
i mantif.-ictoring eiiter;;-i.-(
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.-eenre
the citizens ol I'ia! f. tiioiith would doubtless mi ".
.es are grow in''' i!
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ieir location, and corre.-pondence is .-elicited,
growmtr lirmer eacn oav. vt tiiire is icitidior
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Tithin tlie ne.i: twelve u:
.n I ns onr city exj icls Jo welcome t;
S ti;.. flit 11 IT. li.
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M.'cculali ve or ficJiti(- i
iii-.ii- the ciiy can be pi r-
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Th
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are ear
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tin-! on:'ier;i .Railways inlo its corprale limits.
ibe 111 r u ro )! .sj'cnty oi o;n
:ve:i w: incut exaggeration
aloo i'H!ica'e-l. I'arii!
co::.(i and mriKe rr. rs-onal in ' .-ti
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in r;
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ity, '.i here lots may oe
. cither C 'h icaio or J.in-
h. This pic.'tircs'jr.e ad !it i : 1 1 is
t ail! mar lr r a;-!-l hi a ten m in n ; :.-; v:i'b I'vi iin lb-- ! .:i -i m-s-c t-in.
M hily buildipg tiji tli:-.ji any e.ther part of tlie city. Correspondence solieittd.
1 ate lmam W im mdmt ' , vsm ttAM m
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A Iinmllo of Letters.
Tr.e iiir.r.',-f-r of a Ixiuisville t'riectre has in
his p-isssion a bundle of manuscript that
won! 1 make a sensation if criven to tho nub-
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, lie. It is compo:n:-,l of over -00 letters writ-
T ecre's Sosnctlun in a ianip.
Wht e ouo of tbo finest lake barges of the
Vniid 1 -1 a few years ago was about to bo
juuiien; 1, one of her owners was told that the
bo..t v. i aid bo chri.stencd the Jlerralosauras.
He-1 r sted against tho name, basing his
o!;'e. eeis on tbo well known tendency of
saiicis to sliorten such lonj appellations.
His iv:i jnincr rrevailed.
'.-.'V Talmcr being of the party that
discji'v. .1 vessel nomenclature on this occa
0:i. v .-.s asked by Capt. Vestcotfc to suergest
a sLoi-. . expressive name for a new craft. '"I
v. ;il,v ed he, ''call her tho Bum."
This hort, expressive aT.nellation induced
the i etion that the Korse or Finnish
k-.uc.e'.e contained names suitable for lake
era.L, lU there was instanced tho ncem
Kal-jvci 1, dealing with the in-tholocry of the
Fine. s. fn their earlier davs on the shores o
th j 1 'tie, tliat jieojiio believed that thcu
was ;. : e?e of demigods who ruled objects in
nat'i'ee. Tliere was Tat'io, who rule;l tho
foi c-t; .'.hti, the lakes and vivers; Tuoni,the
- i death, there wero a suuieiency of
ve names to suit tiio owners of fleets,
Cyllikki, the beautiful maiden who
die' addresses of Kauna; Kullervo,
ig and courageous youth, Kuleva
trakoski.
r Palmer said tint Persian legends
us abounded with pleasing names,
dal, "the light of t!:o harem," and
i, the enchantress, had lx?en appro
by the yachtsmen of the Atlantic,
as Bendemeer, Chi! 111 mar, Kauze-
lessi a and Azab. He was asked if
.el adopt Fcramorz, Fadiadeen and
1, from Moore's "Lalla Itookh,"and
I that he would not hesitato lieeanse
re distinctive and unhackneyed,
ro plenty of others, Zelica, Mirz.ila,
. Peri, Zaraph, Mahadi, Camadcva,
. and JSelama; and lsratil, who, the
aid, had tho most melodious voice
oil's creatures. Cor. Detroit Freo
The.
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Tvr.VTCIIES : Ilockford, IVcih'iia, Co!i;n.bu Ani-m-,
u.e.-e movements rae o veii i.nown that they r.tnl no
.All tire M-arrant(l.
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That Horse TamSn Secret.
is of "Horso Vi'hisjioriii'" a corrc
j p.oints out that the mystery is very
xplained by Borrow. Here are his
. the "Romany Rye:" "I knew a cob '
1 that could be driven to a state of j
.iindncss by a particular word used by I
dar iwrson ia a particular tone: but !
.1 was connected with a very painful
i which Icid Iwn ivrformed upon
. hat individual, who had frorjueiitly ' ,T
1 it at a certaiii j.-erioil whilu the ani- j 'J 1 Q
1'ieen tinner his treatment. 1 he same
1 be soothed in a moment by another
1 by tho satne individned in a very
kind of tone the word 'deagh
.r sweet tasted, fcioiv.e t iine after tb-j
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quite. LcAm and Ccnl.-,' short or Ion- chains; fcoid', ndl-d i1 t
anv oilier kited. Also einbiem pins ol jtii the secret 'or.'tr- 4 '
locket-, rin-s, culf hnttoru-, gold pens etc. ' '"' ' c"a!;,ss
SlLVEIiVrAHE ot every description at ia?y j jvee?.
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1, while the cob was 3-et under Lis ;
-.0 fellow who was what tho Iriili j
'rysmilh had done all he could to I
Flor de
Ave'll have to say something about the, fascinating fairiis of tho footlight Ino
11 - jt 11 ! York KvciuL'ur World,
labor question in our message." "Well,
yes," said Col. Lamont, "but I think uiau sheep Amons recrs.
we'd better hedge a little on that.", The London Telegraph limls 11:. out of j cr,!, tvt
.. 1 1 - wi i 1 iv.-crs woithj- to sit in Westminster. Tha ; v- rd 1
"That a a good idea," sai I the 1 resident. cro J. she(.p alul tbey who aro 1:o,VJ. ,
"I think it's well to hedge whenever you lessiy eecintrie or congeiutally btupiiL The ' Ua
can. Now, what would vou suggest as Tele-rnph suggests that the peers pick out a ope've
. . 1 i m 11 t .1 "1 ,1 r . .1 - emUl niniority and let them do tho legislating ; h;,., : :.
to labor?" "Heully, I think the best thing . or tljd crowd.CLica;;o News. j cau ... j
to say is that laUor Has its rights ana. j s.,.;ho the creature, and had nc last succeeded TOr c
capital has its riirhts, and that while la-I (oiiiixsiion w tnc wxrs. by -iv it gingerbread buttons, of which ; ' L
, , 1 1 1 11 Il i ; not f enc-i-all. kno.vn tti-it -.he cociluca- : tie c--: lx.-cai.-ie p-iissionateU-fond. Iavari- ! always i
l,or should be well rewarded, capital; t;o:; tf isVal-ric i wLutmc-; abl v. b ..vever, before KivinS it a button ho ! U
Ehould be well protected. "Hints a
splendid thought, splendidly expressed,
Dan. You might look at volume L.- in
the Cyclopedia, and see if therj is any
thing on the subject there.'" "All right,
sir," said Col. Dan. "I think we can dis
cuss grave questions in our ruissasc with
out giving ourselves away. Glohe Dim.
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tkr.s iu the t'r.ivtrsity of Tens. Youir' n ca Mid "ii '.liblasda,' with which word the cob 1
and young we;:. en a:-e cdnhLtcd to the' tamo by ' - -s associated an idea of unmixed cu- '
clafscs in cvii department and are tb'iila ' j'-yr- fco, if he eouU rousa the cob to ' It r- i
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w u'p rui.i una nonoi s wiiuout ciceeotiuas. 1:1.1.1.1. ) tiiu vui-u . u:ca recaiici nwior-
New York livening World.
i ture I" its remembrance, he could easily j . . . . ,
I soot lie it by the other word, which the cob j v.-itti hign
liner kne-.v .ould bo instantly followed by tho 1 EO.il c-i;
iJany Euglua dukes and lord ; .ire sci liner . knew v-rald bo instantly followed by
their o fates f .:r a son;;. Li a vt.-y fow yor.n button, .vhieh the smith never fail. ed to give
American raaway Kings wid bo tho landloru.-) . Lini tf t. r using the word 'deaghblasda.' " fc t.
ofJJritaia. Jamed' Gazette.
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