Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 35, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 May 1891 — Page 2

TMSHRING SEA MATTER.

MmorMmry Blatne'a Latent Oommuulcation cut the Subject. v " "" ' PffWHU Sase Hurd 'Am tor latfd JiaHiaWy i Craek ta Ike Way f ltagUh ir iu Iw the A .tHMteM CtatlM. Wamujwjtok, May A Secretary Mlatae la4 eveaitur atsde pablhs hi tatee enununicalkm tm the ltehrhnr m matter. It k adrfresi to Sir .1 alia a I'nuueWiU-. the Hritth minister, avast mal a follow: Th ndiRVwtIa xhlelt tted rabaas 4geti Iii the Uet!o fr arbUMtfaw d not wholly me-t the v lea of th yw'ww, out the president euanices the eat rf the ihlrd and aft it In h-si a' manner, UU bOJMd, H H1 ri lt it Mil aIOenelt he'wwi two Kuviruni-t WhtU ,d S.W..Mtry KXf" a different mode of pro4MiMMi tum th&t rt.,hHlM in the .&lh sates ioh the prol-itt dor a w.tcran-l Um a set natty to oljeet to t!ivUeMit, and h teen-fore h-ohmc that It la agreed to th: the atxiioHon a now propounded 1 the pr-ltit m are a follow t now known aa the lU'Iirinx awl what oxc-lu-uvc right In the eal flUerte tlH,Ui(I Rula aaw a I eesr!o pr or mm Mp to thtf I J mi-of tli eeasioa f A iaaka t the t'nlted State.? vr,i lion- rtr were ti.e elalm ot urfcadtetion a to the ial Svherle rccogulattd and eoaeeiled by (irv.it Britain? Third-Wa the body of water now knows aa the, Mebring ea iaelud d In the pttraae -I'tt(li" t n-vd n lite treaty of 2S betweee Uicat Britain antt KnIa ; ami what rifriiW, If mwv, In tfc Httirii:x wtm b'Ut AtMt xrllvrly t'crlia by Rul after Mill treaty? fourth Did not alt th rlabts ( Koii as H Jttrtedletloit ud as Utne Html flhriM In KfHrinc et of th wi!r boundary ! M-ritHNt In the trraty txjtwin ttm I'nltt-it JMt an 1 KtiiM. if March a, im:, pa iinimfMlrfd to ttv United ttw tiader that treaty? ri(th-lla th Unltod States any Tllit, md it o, what rlht of nTOtwtlon over pcwjHsrty In the fur tU friunitinjc th tM( ff the Unitcl StHt in IShrin? vrhvn such ajefouna outUie the orlinary thn't'-mfle limit? i.xth- the itttirwintio of the for2oim jMion shall Icnrc tv ntujeet In -wh joftioiitliatt!ipcoiicurrc:iriof irtat Brit jiiM U twct'.itry In jreserHinjt rwijatkin 1r thktillii of the fur ..! In wnypart of lkt water of Mehring wst. th- It .".hall be I farther dcterwinitl: Firjrt. How far. If at j uutsiuo the ordinary territorial limit It j i iHTWi-r)' that the United estate fhenjld cxe eri an exelwlve jurMietion, In ortier t protect the .cal for tht time llrlnir ttwn m Iflninlit f the Unltett ?tat! nnrf feeding fcerefrom"- .S-cwttd. M'ht'ther a closed mm luritisc whJeh the killing of aW In the intern of If ehrlitR .va outIJe the ordinary territorial Umfts shall W prhiliStetl) neeery to Vf th iial flJihiuit liulmdfry. m T!Ma) and Iwiport.tnt to wtiltlntl. frow deterioration or iletrtMftio!t? mid. If , Thteif! Wlmt luttattlt or yti of numiU ! b04tlil lie Included In uch -aeoM. and over what water sIhhiW It extend " , Ttr nrecltteiit doe not Tet t the iMldlnal qnertlon respecting allested riatnave ! Hi KnarlloH thlpt, pmpvvnd hy Lord I'all imy, if ic eMtdltonean lnddcd, nmuely: That after the Imu-h of the arh.tratlon are i4Hel. If th United tte hall preratl, all eali taken toy Canadian veels dtirinv th period jbnli le paid for at the ord nary yriee fwr whteh kin are ol l. Thlf Meitti U the president to ha the complement of Iird SallnUnrj ' proportion, and be dtnahu nt that It will Mreure hi lordship's aavent. Im the nmt paragraph of lord Saliatrary' dtunatnh ml Vntornarr 11 he umJuw th lal. liwW detaratlon : "It hi now quit elrnr tttst the adrlawm of tt preMnit mn not olittm ItohrtaK mi aa mar ehtiwnai, aI Indim! that they repudiate that contention In mtjrmm terwn," Jard ftUlbury' ezprealm U pnt In seh IWtn a to Imply (whether he mt Intended, I h.t the United Mit had with et hoeti renins IM contention npon the fa Utat the Behriojt e vm mareetaawnnt. If (hat wmm hlf intention It wouJ.i have Iwn welt tnr UU lor !hip pe;fy wherein tlie ijnin-n eTer mane ine anertion. me -eaaihirtle dental n my !i;vateh of leeem Vr t7 tt, wa tnttndet to pat mn nd t th" Herakm of the eharjfo ami to eliminate it Jitnw the enrrcat dlAeMS-ooti, Lord Saliflniry eottiplaln tlmt I did not deal with cert tin protest-, written bf tAr UrutomlTry and ti Ihihiwjf W2linrton In which he had hefiire iiiioted. If Iw will retir to the la onty-MlXth and tnt nty-M-v-nth page of iy lipteh le?aiior 17. '.he will olerve that I fellly d xtt with : that I malutaltu'd, and I think I proved, lrom tht- t-xt, th -t tin f mi twt a Mnale woril in tlio protect1! r"ft rrinj to th i Kehr'ait but that they teferred In t!ie 'lannaite of tht Imke. of Wellington ( the "ITth o O.-tobcr, iv.v, only to the land "ext!Miing alone th" phonM of th f'.nslfio . ocean, from l.tittnio degrees to latitude W 4uKnv north-" Ii the tir paraarMp't, of Lord !ii(iin. j erry' prut. rt on .lna .ry H,l2. aMrf-'tl ; U C-immi Li-vit, of r,t(., he allnded to tlie ! atiUK-r Iw i.pMte m- "e5'eelally eoii!H.-et d wlih tlte territorial rlhi of the Vti.-;an crown oa tho imHhirn eoa- of AmcTK-a hneik'rlwt on tl. ra lne en, and tint ewH4eKi and navigation of Ita huprial maJe.!yV Mit.Ji-c? in tle fea adjaeent tere." IV'mi the? and wthor pertinent tmH K I erliifnt that th protort f I-rd Londonderry and the tntke of Weltinjrtoa had nothlnx what T r to da with the points now in H-weeM the tnerlean and Jtrlttub, -e?uiuent-i eonrerrtlna: the wter M Wehrlwjt e4. They ioth refer ri'd, In diffrt hat auli5tantia1ly ldfntleal phrase, W th territory oath of the. At.takan ptiinrmtn horderln'j tin the I'aellte ad K'irewphhsalijr what oat fnm th Kehrlnw e I reatr.'t that my argument on a point whieit Le4 $Niiiitiury oniid)-r of great ItnjMirte should have eeeaped hl Urdahlp,- na- , Mae. in I.orl MUhury'i judgment the eontenUm of the United .Stat- no' ret whotlr Hptai the tikaeof rS21 ly the Kaiperor Al, exander I. of Ktixla. Tle Ua ted $tato ha M mo tint reated IM anrunoHit Mkly on ,tiie xronnd aventlftneti, and tics government reretn that lrd .Sallalmry hhonld have so . ntaiprcheaded the American ponitkin a u limit It haea of right in llehringxea to the . . i .cut nu...tfuf....lV... , j . other ground?, Innldwi, without rmirrlng ta any of Ita Inherited and ftuperior rlgttta In Uka, that thlc gorerainent has a fall an nriy for going lieyond the three-wile Unu in ene of proved naeeaity aa Urcat Jtritaln awe. Two or three lntne of the yaiwer wlileh lireat Hritam ex'rclc heyoml tint tlire!Mlle tine havn already heen iiaaei1, hat have failed than far to secure eomwient or explanation (nun Lord alihury. Another i:a ran be, added whteh, p:rhup, u tttl MHrc to tlie pii.nt. In only two years ao the ltrltlh parliatneat enaeted a law, the tmvt-t of witlclt Is fully lrtwn hy a map lMt.-ioel herewilK. lur mtld the titn-e nll tine, the parliament of ir.u Hritaln ha aMenipted to control a Iwtly of water aittinn-d ln-yo-id tltft northvatern heetkm of j!otaad. tf,"W,.Mtware m lie la -xte!it, and to ilreet tfiat eiTtaiM twetholt of Hlilng nhull Hot a aed a llhla lhat Lody of water naiier h prescriUed iwnalty. It, will toe herved that the inhibition H not alone gUnt Itrit JMh ahjectti, Mit agalnat "any p'rM," I Htio tjafite tho iwHllient tectlon of tho par thtmeaury act in taetion , M". U). The nahlng Ioard May, hy hylaw -r oy-iaw,iiret that tH methiais of Hilt lag known a twain trawling and otter f raw Hag iall not lea aed within a tine Jraw nf rftm Itaaeaafthy head, in Calthne, m Rattray point, ta Aberdeenshire, In day " arariMa tobedvAnM In sh bvl:iw

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. revao hy laara for tltv pMrHt- of UiU awe. tmn. hot no attt'h hr-laaa atiaU b of ny : validity unt l i haa bean eondriaad by t.ta areretary lor arotunrt. "a Aov Hran who any :h'H tmrt hod of tuning in omtra vent ion of any Ucn liy-iaa- ahati ht iltble, mi (mvi.ii.H nwiler ttieut:iwiir jur'adati.m iv.wl,in ) aa, to ana aot egeeodiag nvc potttadv f.r tta irat otft-naar, aad not eaeoediag tarniiy IHiand for ib oaeotid or aay tthaeiMat f. fMe ; atnd ever- net aot, or aiteuinted t4 ho an. is tfoairtoenthin of any aoea by-law way be aeied aaal Iroyel or othww.a diapowt of a in the a ata e-tion of MU aet aaeniUoi ) If Jreat Rritain atay thua e.ntnl naarea of ),TitM4uar aulie of moan oa tho east of MiKiand. alty nwy not the I'nlteal atatao tbaa preoeribe a aparo aro:tl the I'ribvlof llad in whirii aiaiiiar probihitiona nty Im eofored? Tiw following would he tarn needed tegieiiitton f r ucb a purpoa bo eon gree. and II i but a pnraptiraaa of tho act of parliament: "The far eal lavard away, by by law or bvla, din-rt that tht metbtul of aoaliog known na spearing, or harpmotlng. or with Srmtrma. uliall not be aed within a lino drawn Iroat the jdiore f the t'rthvlotf ManUa. iMy willt in the Hehr aa aog.and a'd laard may, Itom tone to time maka. alter and tevok v by taw Ur the purnoi of thUeetio:i.bwto aueh by-law htttl bo of any v.ilidity wntil It baa been confirmed by the seeret.irj- of tlu' mary. 'jvoad Any Hr.ot who uea anv such method of eating in contravention of mrh by-law Khali bo tlald. on eonrtetion. to n nne Hot exceeding Ioi for the nrt offenea and not t xc ed.ng $5a.1 for the aeeond or any ubiequpnt ofioe; nnd every .pear.,harIooa or Art Nrw attempte4 to be nae.I ta eontraventlonof mny aeii by-law may h'eled and de-t roved or th-nic dbpoaod of aa aaid far -eal board may dlraet." ItmuM aot eeape observation that the area of ater outlde the throe-wile line on the eoat of -ottatid. wboM eoatrol is a--an toed by tireat itritain. la as large aa wwnld be found inide a line drawn, frow Capet 1 to Itortlaad harbor, on the Sfw UnaUnd eoaat. 1 I-ord Salisbury reaaaerta bia eontentlon that the wojtb IMrlne oeean" at the tint of th treaty tHrtween Huwia and Jrat Britain did delude Itebr.ng aoju Undoubtedly the raeiflc ocean Inela tea Itehr.nK e.i in tbeaame-M-n!. tl'at the At!antl ocean Inelude the gait of Mexico, and yet it would be regarded as at ory inaeeurate statement to ay that the XMatlppl river dowa Into thoAtlrtnticoeoan. I think Lord fc11btrv fall to reeoaniao1 tho ro;iinMndltiiu'tln between ta'AtI,tntie oeean" and "-the water of the jUlat!e." Wlj.te tho Mexican gulf u not a p;irt of t'ta Atl-mtic cx:ean, it would, I am en re, eomprt with general uage to ay Utat it bokota to tho water of tin- Adautle: and whito tk-h-ring n a S n t t eha!cally a part of tht laee ocean it oinKKitttedly bolonga totha water of the PaeiSe The Englf-h channel woaid not ordinarily bo under-tiaal aa Inelutted In the term "Atlantio oeean." fne wimkl sot ear thit Iover or Calai I on the eoaac of the Atlantic ocean, and yet clearly the Knglih channel lietone- to tho waters of the Atlantic, In point of fact therefore, aceonling to the go of tb wird there U im dlanute of any caatetjaene between the two governlient on the tteogr ionic! point under conideration. The 'Hitor'.cul point I the on at Iik The expLointory note from Kla, tiled u the, Mate department of illi eountry. twreiHallv refem-I to In Mr, John Qnlne-y Adam' diary and footed In my note of December IT, MW, plainly draw a dlt!netIoa between the I.riilc ocean on tboone band, and the ""e at Okhotsk, the ea of Kamchatka and tha Iced i-ca" on tho other; and o long aa Ru ala drew that distinction It umt apply to. and inuwt aWIu'et) decide all tha conten tion oetween tli two euntrle aa far aa the- water of the Bobring ea are concerned. To dfaena th la noint further would, in the opinion of tha president, contribute, nothing of value to tho general oOntbntion, In Mm opinion of tho preaktont Lord Sallabnry to wholly and strangely hi error in making the following Atntomoot: -Xordo they (tttaadv laera of tbeproatdt nt) rely, aa a atincat!on of the selgitra of Rr!ttb fclp in'th'i open tea. npon tho contention thr.t the interoMa of tha aoai fiaherica give to tlo- L'aitod Jtatea government any risht for tho parpoae. which, aeoordtng to Internationa- law, it would not otherwise poetafsa.y Th government of tno United ftntet haa areadlly hetd )iit the reveie of the poaitlon nhfrh Lftd ali-bry baa lmpute.1 to B. It lioldx that tlie ownership of the lIand upon which tho wal brtjd; ,h.tt the bablt of eal in rt'sularly r-ortlnij thttlierand reirtngttic'r ynf .tluroosi; t.iat their gong ont from the Mano in K-arch of fooii wd wxniariy murnlng thiH-to, and all the f;;!t and inctdenta of their relation to tho tslund, g:v to tht United tate propiTiy ihtet-fM therein j that thM propsrtv Interest wjia elaloo-d and ex-r-ctaed by Kula Unr-ag the whole perbal of it srtwliBty over tlia land and water of AlaW.t. that Laulatid reeoniaei thl property mten-at o fjr a rwogaition U intplicd Uy ah'.alning from alt Interference with it during tho wholo period of Kuaaia'. ownership of, Alaska and during the KM Minetein year of theovereisMt of the United S!te.i. It i yet to b determined wbotber the iawl: Inirttflon of Canadian voxels in lti and ube!nt yeara haa ehanned the law and cqnity of the caae heratof'Hw provailittar. I have the honor to be, with the hlabeat eonahk-ratioa, lr, yonc olediet rvaitt. THE SLIPPERY ETATA. The Chtllbui Mteamor MniU tint of Son IBego. Cal., CnrrytMK tin a Catted Statoa Iiepaty Marahal, S.tX rtr.lH, CL, lnr 9. The ateamhij Ktntn. which wu aelaed br the niton Stato mnrabal. mtt nwnr Vedneday eveningr- taking; a I'nttotl State, iK'tHitr marshal, who wna on ttoartl, with her. Sh kft the harbor a Httle fUr & o'clock. Iter tlerntrtttre wna not wholly unexpected, but It wna nt lieluivetl that abe wottUl leave, aa noon a.H abe. did. Abottt .1 o'clock tLo cnpUln'n jrifft contnining- himaelf and Jive of the crow, pttlled mtt from the fcM)t of II street, and na aoon ms the uapta'm gt on Iwmrd the nttchor wna weiifhwi nml the Tcnael Htrameil ont nt the harbor. The United KUUW tnamhnl wm not aware erklenUr that hia HHthority waa to lie ninrrifartled by the e)tahi of the l'.tatn, for nt the time ot her nniliinr lie wna In nneai of th-t jwhtamer Kolwri and Minnie, which craft he ha! been ordered to take nt nny jKMRt ont-Cwie of the jnriadlction of Mexico. The veawel wna to be aotaed hk a mrutkal craft. The marmhal ol larty left at I o'clock for Point I.eotnn Ht a small ateam laanoh. The party wa Iteavlly tu-MHwl, Inn SHd-orm. Ui.AMiCKfi. Or., May 7. Tin preaiiletttial jntrty -Xierieccl the dianftree able effocU of a mild Handatorm nt Cililo, Ore., n antnll anlmon cauuinif aUtim on the Coiuwlaa river. A high wind ncnUered the antnl in every tlireo lion ami made: the dit-Ung-Hn-hed vlaitora very nu.ottifrUWf. Dttrinff a top of twenty miimten at that ptnee the party vbtitetl a canninx nntl (HfCkinir factory awl wntchetl the irpentthma of cntehinr Mnlmon. The wiffWHtna of the Intta Mahermen wnre a law viaitotL

POLIT-8. Twthwg the Tha Mom In Th ant tiatw the ateanhM n Pawtg. Tnero haa boen ho mora taanaa uollti el Uvvmneo of Into tham too butrle b'aat of Mr. J. . I tarkaoo Mttnnttnitur tn4j yonUi of th ootuitry to mlly round tho bnnner of nnublicaulam. Mr. Clnrkaon'a inalrumeut hna tho aoumi aa f a trumpet Mutate tmrn MucUd tin wnm. nod is ecrtalnly tuoro htridi-nt than tanefnL With Fomker. Tbnraton and their peer blowinflr in concert, it lenda IWlf to muth an orcheatrnl rlTenH a that with which village huworiaU are wont to grvet qneationnbla weddinga. Hut bo the vehicle tin or brnac or other ntotnl. why ahoold thiaesUfurtho itmpe and enthtntiaam of younir tnon be deemed worthy of any renponae? Youth tony not w very wise, but it ia not uaualljr sordid and caltrulatitifr. It may be diapoaed to make too-, little of the experience of the paaL Vut it Is aekUam attracted by intolerance which haa ttttrvivtttl tli wniu vrhih du- t I ' - -- -- - - - - - ------- -' I forth, and narnmneaa of mind which h the shrunken inheritance of devotion to an kloa. It may be In a meaaure true that republicaniam was born of the courage and enthusiasm of yoon? men. but what is there in it to-day to give scope for the exercise of either? Certainly not the advocacy of force hi 11a or the fivateringjf legutixcd robbery in the form of taxation. Youth demands a chance to rise by its own effort; it la impatient of all privilege and preemption, and does moat vehemently protest against being handicapped by burdens imposed for the benefit of others. It will fight for an abstraction, but ibt imagination will hardly le fired by a cause whose objective point is "botallc." Tradition, asso ciation, tnmamttted beliefs, count for much in formiDjr tl opinion! alike of youth and age, but -for the ingenious mind, at work on the political problems of the day republicanism offers merely the dry buak of old controversies and the perverted application of once vital principle. There are, doubttes. younjr men to whom Forakfr i a hero and Hoed a not inadequate exponent of the republicanism of Sumner and of Lincoln. But they are hardly toe kind for whom the horn of Clarkaon was tooted. The ons of the founders of - rcpublicautim whoae presence he deplores a leaders of the New England democracy represent a type of men born since the wnr who bccantc they think for themselves will have no lot or part with the Forakmn, Wnn3inakera. Clarkaona oQuaya who find it fit and profitable to be republican at the preftcnt day. Democracy haa for thetn tha? potentiality and the promise of all that is vital or inspiring in the political activity of the republic. According to Mr. Clarkaon the only difference between the economic principles of the republican party and thoae of the democrats is that between limited and unlimited reciprocity. Does he expect to make much of the adhesion of intelligent youth, however entbusiaatk, that is ignorant of the fact that the greater includes the leas, and that the partial ta-itnaph of a principle is teas to be dead red tha a complete one? The republican party cannot afford to put young wen in th front. They are apt to be indiscreetly truthful like llr. Wokrotk the president of the Massachusetts club, who said harsh things about Senator Quay and got off the epigram which Mr. CTark&on quotes with professed approval: "We must drum out the mercenaries and rally the recruits.' Alas for the republican party when the mercenaries are diniMtnded! It will need other leaders and other principle to attra-t recruits enough to fill half the yawning- gap in the ranks left by the eaahiered sohiier of fortune. X, Y. World. CONCEALING THE DEFICIT. A Palpable Fraud CiMtema4at( by Secretary l-'ter. Reports- from Washington and the recent visit of Secretory oter to New York point to a Mate of affairs in the treasury that causes Mime solicitude to the department edfier. It is an eavy matter for the prehkavnt to laud the geaeroaity of congress in his southern bfraeehes, but further north, at Washington, the president's subordinates are finding it hard to make both ends meet The billion dollar congress has begun to strain the treasury's resources. It is frankly conceded that in September the government will be unable tojrnwet its debts. In that month fiftytwo million dollars at four and a half, per cent bonds will become due and the treasury will not have enough money to pay them. Secretary Foster, accordingly, propones to take the law into hih own hands, override congress and devise a temporary makeshift to conceal the deficit Of the fifty-two million dollar bonds which come due in September about one-half are held as the basis for national lmnknote circulation. The banks are willing to keep these lionds even after they are due, provided the government will allow even a small rate of Interest. Withont the shadow even of wariHtat of law Secretary Foster proposes to extend the; bond for a number of years, reducing the interest to two per cent While the Kheme may have merit as a financial tie vice, it la a palpable fraud on the people. First, it will deceive them as to the actual state of their treasury. Tin. people are entitled to know what money congress ha voted Into awl out of the treasury. Secretary Foster's financiering covers up that knowledge. Second, itiaan unlawful exercise of power by the secretary of the treasury. Hy what warrant does he assume, independent of congress, to refnnd one dollar of the public deld.? What right has he to stop payment for the sinking fund, as it is announced that he proposes to do? Measures to accomplish both of these purposes were before the late congress, and orery intelligent democratic newspaper then pointed out that they were made necessary by the extravagance of congress Itself. The republican majority failed 4 pass those measures, they ran away from Washington without making the am al statement of the total appropriations, and the resublieaa party new

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alia on tke aaervtary of the treasury, in violation of law, to oover up and croav seal the havoc- wrought by iHiigrc. The rvpublu an party will go into the next rsatttaalgn with a defteit ia the treasury staring it bt the face. Albany Argrm .. THE LEAGUE'S IH.ATFONM.

Import a Mm lh, Maths-awl CI hi. atoaalatiliini AtlMfdad of Th platform adopted by the dneianati eoMveutkm of the national lesjrue of republican clubs la a curiosity la lis war. If it represents the republican, clubs tlie issues tn oat in favor with the members are wot wholly those which the it publican party has been flghtlnfr for stid boasting about for the last few months, lion. Tom Heed of l'ortlond and Rome is praiaod, to be sure, for compelling tho members of the houae to transact the public buidWas," an eleeant euphemism for countinir tlk peg in the cloak room aa part of a quorum; but not s word is -aid about the great .McKittiey bill or the greater Hill McKiulej, We declare our belief in the doctrines of protection to Amer ican labor, American industries and American homes, awl indorse the wis dom of the republican party in continued advocacy of that doctrine." And then, the resolution pats reciprocity upon the back. Not a word of aoknowledgment for all the toll and travail of the next republican candi date for governor of Ohio! Not even a formal compliment for the measure which was fanned by the winds of so much oratory In the Fifty-first con gress, and issUll lauded by republican journals as a precious monument of political wisdom. Solemn silence about the McKinler bill, but sweet encottrigeBueiit for Mr. lilalno's twliey of rec iprocity. And where is that other great measure by which tha republican were going to sink or swim, survive or perish? The republican cHtH' platform contains a mild and unobjectionable resolution expressing- belief in the right of every citizen to cast a free ballot and have it duly counted and certified. "Ieiiial of Mteh right should result in decrease of representation in congress and3 in the electoral vote." Where is the poor old force bill for whieit most of the republicans in the Fifty-first congress affecteai to be so sagor? There was no eulojcry of it and no mourning for it at Cincinnati. The hands of George Frislie Hoar were not held up, and the statesmanship of Hon. John Intimidation Daren port was not appreciated, llaving pushed away the MeKinley bill and the force bill, the platform makers proceeded to crawl before the Farmers' Alliance: "Loral and intelligent republicans wilt not seek to destroy rented tatere ta nor to cripple any legitimate eater prises, but thiy demaid tbSt the beat thimsrht of the republican party sli a' I bt eonoeatrate-d cm the formulation of such legislation i will protect the people from any ex actions of the usurer, from ops-mwlons ot moaocolies, or from extortionate demands of public carriers." To atee the best republican thought concentrated upon the formulation of recipes for catching the alliance vote will he interesting to the philosopher and the huawarsrist. The ansae!! resolution, evidently the naxterpiooa of Mr. John lluuaby, is hereby commended to republicans anxious to serre upon the committee on resolution in the next convention. His neat and elastic, and means what you please: "We oppose Mir attempt so debase the currencysad coin of the country: but Inaht upon ch legitimate Increase of oar clrculatisg medium and aur. maintenance of the double atuadsnlt win fairly aatlafy too Inersssina; acce-nltfe of trade and eomnterta." What increase of the circulating medium wboulri he considered legitimate, and what maintenance of the double !tanlard will fairly tottiafy the increasing necessities of trade and commerce, not racks or thumbscrews could induce the republicans to disclose. The Cincinnati platform is a work of art. It wsa constructed, apparently, for the purpose or promoting closer relations' between the republican party and the Farmers' Alliance in the west and northwest X. Y. Snn. NEWSPAPER NOTES. -The decided limine color of the convention of republican clubs at Cincinnati sugrgrest a decided green tinge to the thoughts of Uncle John Sherman. Chicago Times, It's a peculiar fact that Rome blew up aa soon as Heed got there. Even the Eternal city had to wake from its perennial slmnber and file its protest against the autocratic methods of the American czar Chicago Globe. If President Harrison really wants to learn who is the republican favorite he lioald propose three cheers for James Q. I'.iatne at the close of one of his rear-platform speechei. Hut, of course, the little man never mentions the jingo man. Sioux City Tribune, It Is worth noting as sn example of political finesse that while President Harrison is swinging around the circle talking- platitudes Secretary Maine is making the esgie scream with patriotic exultation. It is a raw day when Mr. Blaine permit himself to be turned down in the political shuffle. St. Louis l04t-DtsiHilch. The boys who cheered for "Cleve land and democracy" while Mr. Harrison was in Texarkana were better fed than bred. Texan is anxious to be polite to ita presidential guest, and it is no more courteous to mention Cleveland and democracy in his presence than It is to throw holy water on another eminent republican. St Louts Republic. Republican express with delight the opinion that the spring elections indicate that republicanism is reviving--Do the republicans realise the condition of affairs when they clnlch st the returns of a r town election to assure themselves that "tlie grand old party of patriotism, purity," etc, ad nauneam, is reviving in the north? Chicago Times. Secret sry Footer, confronted with the empty treasury, which Heed's reckless congress dopleted, it selierainghard to make both ends meet wlteu &S,(KK,WO 4 K per cent, bonds fall tine ia September. 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ia like a ship bt a storm. Ut danger of wrecks. A meek mind without seal Is like a ship in a calm, that moves not as fast as it ought. Blessed w he who haa found hut work; Jet him aak so other htsamilueas. Urn has a work, a llfs purpose. Labor la life. Carlyle. More hopoful than all wisdom is one nVmttght of simple human pity that will not forsake nlleo. KlkH. Os Tester Mooka, Xerrous people are always tenter hooks. A slight itoiM static I be drums of their ears like the clsah of 'ymbal. The most trivial, unexpecfod sobnd driven them to the verguof diatrsctlou. But iitvigoraiod ami built up with listener s rumi h I'.it lers, their auperHunitivenesN apexdity dis Hosr . lyspcu, malaria, kidttey trooblo. hUiouHneaa and rboumatktu are cured by the Hitu-ra. "VHr Xmr P1 kng at Hsryardt" "Flrat rate. He write me that be goes to Itoaton every night to study the stars." Boston tlaseUe, LOTAI. Bldtlat lona. will hmi.m ...u.1.11. Mtrbunclea, sores, lauiplea, rbeuuiatim. acUitigivHuta, et lltood impurity is (be cause of tlieao ailments, nd a rtmedy mil .t tie taken .that will restore tho blood u a rwui.v l oiiumon. nucn a remedy ia Wr JOhn Itllll-K HulHUiiMkrilU it , ...... will h.ivo wrfect health. You wrong yourmjh ii you i an to try it. Thb turf will hardllnselts pepuhtrlty-a w mi rnava m. HHtuair al OOUrae. St. Joaeh News. Gl'S. A. Dt'nOla. a wll Irmnru BL Louis, as v: "I have naed several bottiOH nf I'rli'ltli- A tii HltiAMa r.. l.ii;.... and mahirisl ipiuiKIim t.. i.nu.i ... .1.1.. dl iiaie, and heartily reommend it to aU amicieu m a una manner.. It is the nest remedy I ever whL " . -" f ' gri,--i raat asy that I enjoy thunderstorms. Tbey aresuh l L . ... Un f,.-. -1.1 L. wui, nM.iy unnga. urooaiys Kaget Fire cent a saved on sonnt five dollars lost on rotteil ctothes. U thut t4nm"t Thorw ia not A cents diffenmed laiLcrt'en tht ol of u bar o- the poorest aoan mm'ttand U braf, wnicn is uj ail snow, uoooiua' jK'ctric. , Knuvn niw,riii w: he has never yet been on his mas bra. Mtngbamton Republican. TWiw't l.t vour hl1tMui Injtfe -K.I ikMty. Don't keep them erosa, iteOviah and xmptaI:2Pic. Keep them well bv oacasioo-J.-'.K"" lhrm "MM dainty cniuiies, lr. ttuU s n orm Destroyers. A sot whose leg was repaired in New 1 ork by grafting some skin from a 004, eomplaina now that hi akin barks easily. Boston Commercial bullet; u. It U no kwger necessary to takebme plila to rouse the liver to action. Carter's Little Uverrdl&aremUch better.Dont forgot thia. Ergs vinoesr baa to work to ba worth auythinff. l'lttslntrh Dispatch. Xt friend, look here I yon know how weak and nervous your wife l, and you know that Carter' Iron Pills will relieve her. Now why not be fair about it and buy her a box! Srnixs announcements are In order among trsdesmen ; even the organ grinder takes a turn at It Yoakers Statesman. suFrgngas raog Cocoas, SSoas Tanoa-T lo., should try "Hevtcn' HrjneMtal Trt tknf MI. . .BUUlU M V s simple, but sure remedy. aaaaat . rnot a ess. Tax tugboat sad the chiropodist are4 sfwaya looking after tews. Boston Bulletin. KxhwmoNS of Co ighinp are stopped hy UaJe'H Honey of Morehouud and Tar, Pike's Toothache Drop Cure in ono minute. Wisr mecHcsl men do not treat MMnssmbulism as a pillow cae. - Boston Courier. y Opiam In Pico's enro for consumption. Cures where other rewedios TaiL 'JSc It is a very mipid boy that doesn't knew his lines when the trout season arrives.1) Bob (P.) Courier, Makes the Weak Strong The li'ln which Unn Vt Swrtapsrilht build up people In ran down or weakened nate ot health, euneluolTpIr pror tbe elai.a that tl. medicine "make lh) weak ttr-mc," Itrt'ie not at I k a almwlant.tnipart.'ngaetttloatrnth rrnn which Utarw atu't rottuw a reictiiin of stealer weakwea than befurn. bat In the mt natural war Hottd'a lartaparilla ovrc jmet bat tlrei feellna, eraata an appetite, panflea tb bio d. and In short, glees treat, bodily, nam, mental and dUiasUva itranth. Hood's Sarsaparilla aM hy all drwmko. ft: ' for Is. Presarad anlf ay a I. HOOf A CO., LowU. Mot. 100 Doses One Dollar PRICKLY ASH BITTERS fsesf the isast InssrUmt ffasa f Mte haauts hady it the LIVER. wltsaMMtats srtfirty atrfsfn lit hjncWlaa the sstke MfrtMi wwal drttodls Tlv9 MlAHIs KIDSCYt, STOMACH, BOWELS, aM rsutM ItfrMthsirwavit. DYIKPttA. 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