Evening capital journal., June 04, 1892, Image 1

EVENING
CAPITAL JOURNAL
VOL,. 5.
Urn
THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." .
SALEM, OREGON, SATTTRDAT, eTUXE 4, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 132.
rOLlTlRAL MEMT1X0?.
Annonnccments of Place anil Dato of
THE CAPITAL JOUMAl.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report,
HI
ixrori
iaffsters
Ketmblicin Speaking
II0FER BROTHERS,
Editors.
Baking;
Powder
The candtdaten on the Marlon county He-
puuuenu iickci win uiscusa iuo poiuicai
Issues of the day at the time nnrt rilaccs
named below. Candidates of opposite po-
TEACHER'S BIBLES'.
Over TWO HUNDRED from which to select. Prices from $1.00 to $20.00 at
micai parues are invueu 10 nucuu ana
participate In tbo discussion.
.Macieay, inursauy, jayiuin, ip m.
Marlon. Frldnv.
Genuine
&
Jetlerson, " '
Turner, Saturday, "
Aumsvlllo, " "
Htnyton, " "
Nlneartt, Monday, "
Mllfuity, " "
Mflhamn, Tuesday, "
Bublimlty, Wednesday,"
WhUcaker, "
Rllverton. Thurfday, "
Mt. Angel. ' "
Woodburn, Friday, "
Hubbard, ' "
Aurora, " "
UrooUs, Saturday,
Uenals, " "
Bt. i'uui, Tuesday, "
'.vm, i p. in,
BOtU. 7 n. m.
s&m
ABSOLUTELY PURE
We
PLEASANT-
Home
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has the .advantage of street
cars and city water.
Remember it is within ten minutes walk'of the
Postoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm
C
L-D
One-half block south
Wholesale
BROOKS
Spaoliig'sJj
FINE FISHING TACKLE.
GUNS AND SFORTIN'G GOODS,
94 State Street, Salem, Or.
H. GLASSFORD.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN,
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rearof 260 Commercial Street, Saleui, Oregon.
NAILS ! LOC.KS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
4
iw
x)
Pp. 7, a
Uni
214 & 210 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete lino of Stoves and Tinware, Tin rooflug and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
All are invited to call at 143 Court street and look at all the lute
tvuterus in Wall Paper and get prices for sumo on the wall.
P EC. SNOW, Decorator, with E. E. SNOW, House, Sign and Car
riage PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
.. toW.Jm.lgW.WM& "to Vanishing and
rvoturn wnnn lunisii. uu v .ruri-vuwi t,,.n. -.. . . ...
Remember the plane,
FA I I El !H The place to get a Saddle horse, Livery
fi" I IN rJ I I rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
1 VUmt jviin feed or good well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
KYAN & CO.
olnni Tpiip.1t fa Dm f!fl
l Hi j W j 171 LUf Ul
leia Iron works. Drays and truoK
Uu eo.ner o( HUttt! hihi u)im'i"i"i
B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent,
SALEM IRON WORKS,
KM OREGON.
Manufactures HTEAM ENG1NKS. Mill OutUts. Water Wueel Governor, Kruli
Pnrlfler Md Keel" Farm machinery madt and repaired.
C. N. Crll'RCWLL.
CnUECniLL &
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Cbemeketa Stieet.
Sash and Door Factory
Front Street. Salem, Oregon,
I The best class of work in our
With tne loweai. juj
tfoMiiMiMtieBSEisteJEMuaiwmM ,' 1 1 1 iwuw .imAmMfommmmwwmM
guarantee prices to bo 20 less
of Bush's bank, up stairs
Dealers in
Ball Goods,
HARRITT,
A-
Plumbers and Tinners,
143 Court Street.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
' hay, coal aud lumber. Or-
flun titnta fit... nnrvwlrn K.T..
way be found.throughout the dav at
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T.S. BURROUGHS,
BURKOUGIIS,
line at prioas to compute
v" ---
tat Bt2?et Book Stosr.
than any other place in the
GET THE JAM.
In Three
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK 0E BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS, I
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
bD. C.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Frcsli, Salt aud
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
Ul
-SUCCESSOR TO
J. C, BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand Avith the most complete
stock in Salem of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find hero every article they
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
G3EB1A..
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for tlio next 30 days
on cood farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
ltoom 14, Bush Hank block. G 12rtw
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAlJNTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave orders J, Irwlii'u, rearof Kmllh
Btelner's drug Btore.
T.MPJIOVKD OUDKIl OF Ufcll .MhN.
1 KnmlaUun 'i riba No. H, Halem. Holds
coimcU every Tburnduy evening, at T.M.
lL'Winn In Mate Inxuruuce hull.
F. C. UAKKIt, Prophet.
FRANK O. AThKS, Chief of Ilccord..
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, Ilutteville,
Clmmpoeg, St. Paul and
Fitfrllclfl.
leaves Aurora dully at 10.10 a. m Ar
rives at Falrrield a p. m. Returning leiive
Faerrield at 4 p. m. Arrives at Clwinpot-i.'
(i p, in Loavee Ohainpoec B u. in. Arrives
iti urora. via liutlevllle, atB a. m Con
nect with morning M. P. Co. train, coin
north andeoutb. l'a.enKei, baggHgu and
freight carried at regular rate.
rierrlce bigluh Monday, ilurch 17, WW.
uUo.llOfcFEU, i'ropr,
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all SabscriUd, $200,000
Transact a general banking bulnet
iu all lu brancuen.
&KO. WIIX.HMH ... Preelden
Wu. f.NOliAND Vice President
HUCiIt AICNAItY C'MbtM
niUKClXK3: Oeo. WUUamj.Ww. Kug
laud, Dr. J. A. UlckurdMD, J. W. liodou.
J. A. Uaker. a ...
Bank in netTExcnaage idiocjc on uom-
mercUlttroet,
AU-U
state.
LAWNMOWER
Slues.
Cross;
V,
3&
248 Comuiercial Street.
For Sale.
Three IoIk in North nalem on street ear
Hue.nlhO 21 norm lrult laud about '& miles
east of Baleiu. C.ill on
O. f. UABKIfiLSOX,
Htuto Insurance Otilco
Those Afflicted
With thcjhablt ol using to excels,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT THK
KEELEY INSTITUTE
Forest Grove, Or., Cull write. Htrlctly
confidential
DUGAN BROS'
Plumbing and ileating Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealer In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
M Commerolal utreet. Telephone No. S3.
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
When you see these new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
Hire, 8 x 10 Incut. Contain new designs,
new style, latest Idtas In planning. No.
4 has Vi designs claulnrd from 1160 np to
1M), about half under tlOUU No. 6 con
talus to detlyns of dwellings muting over
tISuO. uau from f 10 up to kJUJ. Many
new Houttmrn or resurt stylwi of bouses lu
lUie works M mm ,
frice II eaeb.or the two for WfO.
D. S. HOPKINS,
Atchltect, Grand Rspldi, Mich.
OS! II 11 IB
21st, 10 a iu.
2tst, 2 p. 111.
21st, 7 "
2Jd, 1 "
2td, 7 "
2Uh,l
25th, 1 "
2ith,7 "
26th, 1 "
2th,8 "
27th, 10 a. m,
27th, 2 p. 111.
27th, 8 "
2Sth, 10 a.m.
BUIl, 2 p. Ill,
31st, 10 a. iu.
T)i...A..tlln tl..t
,ii,iuipog,
14 Slst. 2 1). m
June 1st, 1 "
" 2d. 1 "
Howell. Thursday,
IjlbertiSchoolliouse.Fri.." 3d. 2 "
Halero, Saturday, " -Jtli.s "
riinspcaklngnt Salem will be at thoOpcrn
House at 8 o'clock In the evening.
Ity order of the County Republican Com
mittee. 1. h, l'AlTKllSUN,
J. 11. McCouMicK, chairman.
Hccrt'tary. dw
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Foil Sui'UKMK JuDnr.:
P. A. MOORE, of Columbia Co.
For Attornky Gi:ni:uatj:
L. It. AVEUSTEIt, of Jackson.
CONOKESSMAN, KlltST DISTRICT:
BINGElt HERMANN.
CONQKKSSMAN, SKCONU DISTRICT:
W. It. ELLIS.
FOR l'RKSIDKNTlAIi Ei.kctehs:
J. 1 CAPLES, of Portland.
H. B. MILLER, of Grnuts Pass.
G. M. HtWlN, of Union.
D. M. DUNNE, of Portland.
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Judgk of Third District:
GEO. H. JiUltNETP. of Marlon.
Prosecuting Attorney of Third
District.
JAMES McCAIN, of Ynmblll.
Mrmmih of Statu Board of
Equalization Tiihid District.
SAMUEL GIBSON, of Polk
MARION COUNTY BEl'lMICAX TICKET.
ItEPRHSENTATIVES:
TILMON FORD, Salem,
T. T. GEEK, Mueleay.
S. B. ORMSBY, KulRht.
JOHN G. WRIGHT, Salem,
SAMUEL LAYMAN.Woodbum.
Sheriff:
JOHN KNIGHT, Salem.
County Ci.krk:
D. C. SHERMAN, Salem.
County Juduk:
W. C. HUBBARD, Fairfield.
County Commissiener:
J. F. ANDERSON, Howell.
Superintendent of Schoels:
J. S. GRAHAM, Woodburn.
County Treasurer:
R. GRANT BROWN, Aumsville.
County Recerdeh:
JOHN H. McNARY, Salem.
County Assessor;
D. D. COFFEY, Mill City.
County Surveyer:
B. B. HERRICK, Maclcay.
County Corener:
J. S. STOTT, Oervals.
For Precinct Officers:
For Justice of Peace ol Salem Pre
cincts, JAS. BATCHELOR, For
Constable TJIOS. WELCH.
PROOIBITION COUNTY TICKET.
For Conor is:
W. T. RfGDON.
Supreme J udee:
BENJ. P. WELCH.
Representatives:
N. N. MATTHEWS,
A. OLINGER,
WM. ADAIR,
HENRY C. PORTER,
F. J. STRAYER.
County Clerk:
W. S. HURST.
County Recerder:
ELMER E. HULL.
County J udee:
8. COND1T.
SiiEiurF:
M. J. SCOTT.
Commissiener:
J. G. EBERIIARD.
School Superintendent:
WM. SIMPSON.
Assesser:
.7. O. ROBERTSON.
County Treasurer:
AHJILY WHITE.
NotliliiRLIko Trying It.
There IsiiotliltiKtliut will bo quick
ly Batlsfy ono of the valuo of Cham
berlaln'flPaiu Btilinfor rlieumatllm
uh a iiersouul trial Give It a chance
and Fee bow qu'ekly the pulu will
hubsldo. For htilo by G. E, Good,
DrugglstB.
.JAPANESE
13 2 LE:
JS, Basmiaartrrtxn
CSURB
A new and Cimplote 'I reotmeiu, consUU
Ing f Fiipx)sltirli, ointment lu capsules,
also a box and pills; ii oHitlv euro (or ex
ternal, lntcrnul, blind or blrodliiK, Rrhlnit.
chronic, recent or lieredttary Files, and
many other discuses and lomnlo weak
noHsw,; It Ix always a (treat benctlt to tlin
general health-. Jlio ilrst discovery ol a
nedloal cure rendurlnK an operation with
the knife unuucesMary heieolter. This
remedy has never been known to fall, 11
per box, U for (A; sent by mall. Why suffer
from this terrible dleus when u written
guarantee Is Klven with fiixixes, to refund
the inouey II not cured. iend stamp for free
cample. Liuiiirnibe Iwiiiul by Wooiiaud,
U.AitKKdi Co., wholeMtleand retail drnii
Klsts, sole agents, l'orlland, Or. 6-i-ly-dw
E. C.' OB OSS,
and Packer
HUto Ht.axii Court Bt-Tlic best meal
delivered to all parts of tbnv.
B. K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Oftice at UbasrUal ert's Mllllonery store,
Halera, Oregon.
Bargains! Bargains!
In Bouth Halein, on ctectrle line. Xxts lm
pioved ana unlmprtived, either slnule or
In block. Termt easy. Call and see me
t my residence corner ol commercial and
musu iirwu, n aini-ovn ,
PUlJUSnEDDAILY.KXCKlTSUNDAY,
BT THK
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Offlcc, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
Entered at the postoffico at Balom,Or.,ae
sccond.clnfs matter.
THE 8IONIFI0ANCE OF MONDAY'S
ELECTION TO THK CITY OF
SALES!
In the ail'alrs of this world tbo In
fluences that go to build a city aro
not the result of cbanco. It is only
by gasping at every opportunity
aud making tbo most of It that
cities llko Salem advance at a pace
beyond tbo slow process of accre
tion. Enterprise, progress, and
rapid growth are the result of aggres
sive methods and constant vigilance
to promote those material interests
which go to make a city. Smooth
talk and theorizing will not pro
mote factories, build streets aud sii
port tbo families of worklngmcn all
the year around. It requires em
ployment, created out of every avail
able opportunity being utilized to
advance this to bo a city of fifty or a
hundred thousand in the next ten
years that will keep the wolf from
tbo door of mechanics aud laborers
and give the poorer citizen a cbanco
to lift up his head and gala a com
petence. In the light of duty to tbo masses
and the duty of the masses toward
themselves, what Is tbo vital point
In Monday's eleotlou? What candi
dates can wo select who will best
proruoto Suiem Interests? It is In our
opinion tho county court tloket, and
tbo legislative ticket.
Hbw do you argue this? may b
asked. Tho county court has con
trol of all building of county roads,
bridges, granting of franchises, and
control ofasse9sments.lt Is easy to see
how in all these matters Immense in
fluences can boexertod for or against
ourcity by tho employment of broad
and liberal policies of administra
tion, or a narrow aud illlboral poli
cy, dictated by jealousy and enmi
ty of tho city's growing power aud
Influence.
Tbero aro a few persons In differ
ent parts of the county who contin
ually make use of every opportunity
to arouse prejudice against Salem.
They appeal to it spirit of rivalry
thai often misleads small minds of
smaller towns into Jealousy and
bitterness of heart towards tho cup
ital city. We believe that was tho
spirit largely that dominated the
action of tho Democratic county
convention, and did ntoro to dis
organize tholr party in this county
than anything that over happened.
A few Democratic politicians, pan
doriug to tho prejudice of small
minds against a growing city, sacri
ficed everything to glvo their party
over to tho antl-Salem agitators.
They did not consider tho Interests
of Salem for a momont iu making
up their ticket. Thoy gave every
nomination that was Important to
this city on the county court or legis
lative ticket to persons living In
other places and who are uono of
them known to have ever showed a
friendly Interest In this city. Of
some of them not even that much
can bo said. Will any Democrat
claim that they put frionds of
Salem on guard for any of thoso
offices, upon the Intelligent and lib
eral administration of which the
wolfaro of our city depends? No
one will claim that for them. With
but few exceptions, tho entire autl
Itepubllcau cauvasu has been un
friendly to Salem. Salem people
who wish well for the prosperity of
the city must learn to defend them
solves. Thuy must vote for the
Republican candidates for county
judgo and commissioner, and for
tho entire Republican legislative
delegation.
Let tho people of Salem who liavo
the upbuilding of tho city at heart
tako no chances with hostile Infiu
ences. It is paid the devil never
takes any chances and If wo lovo
our city wo cannot ad'ord to bo less
wise than tho father of lies. Let
the peoplo encourage thoso broad
and liberal policies that lead, not to
destruction, but to tho suro road of
prosperity uud success.
81I.ENT AIJOUT TIIK DEAD.
Capt. D, C. Sherman desorves
credit fur his refusing to pay any
heed to any of the publications that
involved the good numo and fame
and publlo reputation of the late
Capt. Bubcock, Those publications,
Involving ax thoy did the numo of a
good man dead and gone, wero
prompted by ii personal grievance
and usuul for ifolltical purposes. To
have assisted In dragging the name
of a dead man through tho mlro of
a political controversy would havw
been extremely unbecoming to any
man of sense, and such Mr, Sher
man has shown himself to be, lie
never titterlngso much an yea or nay
In (he matter. He bun been bitterly
uttauked and has shown himself a
man by his silence. He will bo
respected for this. It Is an unwar
raiitublH proceeding to base cam
paign argumonU upon conversations
had with a gentleman, now dead,
and reported for personal purposes.
This method would not stand
moment as evidence in a court, and
it will never become popular In poli
tics. In fact all shades of men
should rebuko It as a malodorous
practice.
THAT Bit. OUSIOR LETTKK.
In a letter without date, purport
ing to be written by Dr. W. A.
Cuslck of Salem, to Dr. J. W. Mc
Clure of Sllvorton, Cuslck is made
to Bay:
"I am Informed that D. C. Sher
man, In a letter to you, reported me
as saying that Wethmgtou's failure
to secure a pension, or justice, was
on accouut of tho objections of two
other membere of tho board, Drs.
Richardson and Itowlaud. Mr
Wellington's record on tho books
show that ho was cheerfully recom
mended by each member for a pen
sion of six dollars a mouth. When
Mr. Sherman makes tho above state
ment he Is guilty of a deliberate
falsehood."
There Is a point to tho abeve:
Dr. Cuslck or Dr. McClure supplied
tbo copy of Cuslck'a letter to tho
Salem Democrats to use against the
Itepublicau candldato for county
clerk. Ono or tho other did. It
can hardly be McClure, for if ho
wanted to injure Sherman why did
bo not give the Democrat's Sher
man's own letter. Iu the nbsenco
of that letter, the Cuslck letter loses
Its force, aud only leaves tho una
voidable lnforenco that ho supplied
the Democratic managers with this
eloventh-hour campaigu material
himself. Can this Injure Mr Sher
man when Dr. Cuslck was a dele
gate to the convention which nomi
nated Sherman, or did Dr. Cuslck
help put Sherman on that ticket to
defeat him? Or did ho know what
ho was about on that occasion?
8UCH1USTEU COMMENT,
Do uot fall to vote Monday next.
John II. Starr has tho credit for
making a spirited canvass.
Get out and hear the county can
didates tonight at Iteed's.
Hilly Cook will recelvo nn Im.
me nso vote for county treasurer at
Salem.
Worklngmcn should vole for John
Kulglit the blacksmith candldato
for sheriff.
With eighty-three candidates tho
boat for Salt river will havo a morry
crowd Tuesday.
Republicans, voto for Sherman
and Ormsby, Graud Army raon and
competent iu all ways.
John II. McNary has given tho
publlo splendid servlcoln tbo county
recoi dor's ofilco and will bo re
elected. .
John Knight has mado no pledges
of deputyshlp and will glvo tho
peoplo an efilclont administration if
elected sheriii.
James McCain will mako ono of
tho ablciit prosccutlug attorneys this
district ever had. Ho should got a
big vote lu Salem.
James JJalcholor Is the regular
Republican uomlneo for Justice and
In evory way worthy of every Re
publican's vote.
When you havo gone cloar
through your tloket wind up a good
day's work by voting for T. P.
Welsh for constable Ho Is tho Re
publican candidate.
Salem will take u great pride in
electing Tllmou Ford aud John G.
Wright to tho legislature, and will
glvo tho whole ticket a straight
voto.
Samplo Australian ballot can bo
had at Thk JouitNAli oUlco and
voters who havo not seen u ballot
will do well to call uud got ono and
study it over beforo going to the
polls, so us to be nblo to vote intelli
gently and according to law.
Tho Salum Democrats ure only
hurting tho slight chances of some
of their candidates by the ro-pub-lishlng
of the Murloti county Dem.
ocrat campaign lies Just beforo eleo
tlou. Mont men havo decided bo
fore this who they will vote for, and
such eleventh-hour mud-illnglngwlll
not chango anyone's mind, except
to hurt tho Democratlo ticket.
It Should be in Kyery House.
J. U. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps
burg, Pa., feuys bo will uot be with
out Dr, King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, that
it cured his wife who wus threatened
with PoeumonlaufUT an attack of
"Lu Grippe," wheu various other
remedies uud several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Rarber,
of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's
New Discovery has done him moro
good thun uuytblug he ever used for
Lung Trouble. Nothlugllkelt. Try
It. 1 ree trial bottles utDaul. J. Fry's
Drug Store. Large bottle, Wo. aud
DARRISON CONFIDENT.
From Minneopolis Making
a Deal of Noiso.
BLAINE! BLAINE!
Blaine and Alger la tho Cry of
Blaineites.
MiNNEArous.Juno 4. -Two pres
ent tickets In the field, ''the people's
candedato and tho administration
candidate." It was thus that, after
consultation yesterday, the Blaine
ites Informally rechrlstened the
Blaine boom. Immenso banners
which oxtend from Blaine head-'
quarters across tho streets will bear
tho words, "Tho poople'a headquar
ters, Blaine, Blaine. Blalno." Visi
tors to the Bpaolous hall In tho lum
ber exchange aro now Informed
that they are in tho people's head
quarters, and the plumed knight
reciprocity is tho peoplo's candidate
abovo all factions. Pearl buttons
of American manufacture, of ad
roit engenuity, adorned the lappela
of hundreds of republicans tonight,
bear the inscription, "Reciprocty,
Blalno, Protection." Blue silk
badges aro also vlslblo, displaying in
gold letters, "Blaine, Blaine, James
G. Blaine." But, desplto this en
thusiasm, the Harrison men aro
still conflldent, and this confidence
seems justified by tho past. Two
thirds of tho delegates now hero
aro outspoken for tho president's re
nomluatlon. That General Alger
Id at heart for Blaine, and tho Mich
igan delegation for Blaine, with Al
ger for second, no ono any longer
doubts. If there had been sceptic
Ism upon this point, it was removed
lastnight by the distribution of a cir
cular from tbo Michigan headquar
ters, beailng portraits of Blalno and
Alger with a banner reading m
follews: "Under tho oaks at
Jackson; Fremont and Dayton, 1820;
Blalno and fAlger, Minneapolis,
1&02." Tho circular roclte3 that the
Itepublicau party and peoplo de
rriaud tho nomination of Blaine, be
cause he commands tho confidence
and admiration of tbo entiro popu
lation in a greater degree than docs
any other living American; because
"reciprocity," which ho originated,
and "protection" would be better
administrated in his hands; because
ho bollovea in eternal separation of
church and schools; becauso ho can
carry all tho silver states without
a doubt; becauso ho can bring back
to the Republican folds hundreds of
thousands of farmers who aro drift
ing from their moorings; because
largo numbers of Democrats will
cast tholr votes for him; becauso the
majority of tho Republican party be
llpvo that ono term in tho president
ial chair is sufficient honor for r,,?y
mau; because Blalno most keenly
realizes tho necessity for the lnforce
mont of laws scouring to tho en
franchised colored peoplo of the
South tho constitutional right to
cast a ballot, and havo tho ballot
counted." On tho reverse side of
tho circular is prlntod tbo famous
speech of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll In
nominating Blalno slxteon years ago.
Capt. Cavitt, of Michigan, says tho
circular was submitted to Gen. Alger
and met with his approval.
Souutor Quay eald last evening
that tho Pennsylvania delegation
will bo Btrongly for Blalno. The
dispatch from Washington stating
that Blalno had informed a repre
sentative of tho Associated Prees
that ho would wrlto no moro letters,
was received with rejoicing by the
Blalno men, who now declare that
nothing can provont his nomina
tion, Chairman Clarkoon said, In
effect,, that tho statement he
thought would nomlnuto him,
"Will anybody nomjnato Blaine,
and, If BO,,who?" "I do not sup
poso ho will bo formally placed In
nomination, but I cannot tell what
course may bo deolded upon. There
Is no organized eilort for Blaine; no
ouo is organizing tho movement,
but It springs from tho American
people," Asked if any favorite
sons will be put la nomination, or
any namo except Harrison's be
formally presented, Clarksou aW
stato delegations may decide (o
namo somo favorite eons.
Clarkson says the arrangements
and accommodations of tho oo
veutlon ball aro tho finest over seen.
A special train of Washington
correspoudeuts seventy stroeg, ajr
rlved yesterday afternoon. Inter
viewers Interviewed with the reeutt
that thirty-four are of tbo opinion
that Harrison will bo uoatlneted,
twenty-three wero for Blaine, aud
six ready to back dark horses, two
naming Sherman, one Allkoa, n4
oneMcKlnloy, A Democratlo pU
give Clovelftud a large majority wUb
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