Tine Pelfieel lnene I‘M-I m.
Pennsylvania Republican Conven-
tion at Harrisburg.
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
It Oppon- ono Trade. and Strongly um-
cllla the Wool claim In the ”Illa Turf!
Blll -JIIIOI '1‘. Inch-ll for supra-nut
Jodgo—dluauhuutta Republican-I.
HARRISBURG, Pl, April Lit} '54) it: been;
of great importance was ImeI-II-vlm ILe
William state convention han- y» sin. th
until after fecal, when tlIc (‘Ulililllllflv «In
pennant organizatim regurtirl, favoring
Gm. Jacob M. Campbell. of Clarion, for per-
manentchairman The vegan-t was neloptul
and Gen. Campbell was Ila-m1»! tn the
chair and made a few remarks.
mnmmnm in order Mus IL.- Immi—
nation of candidates for nupI-rIII» judge.
Auditor f‘vcmral A. Wilson Sun-n liltlllt‘ll
Juno '1'. Mitchell, of l’lulmlv 11.1.“ ”line
name-of ImacG Gordon the {m 'k If. III’Ief
junior, Wilbur P. Sauller, of l'IIII-‘Ilunland,
and E L Stowe, of Allegheny. were also
placadiunomination. after wb: IlI balloting
commenced. Mr Mitchell was nominated
on thafourth ballot, he remixing 10': “Item.
lawf- l". Pugh, of Lackuwnnnu, and
Thelma Dolan, of Philadelphia, were elected
elector: at largo
Uuized States Senator Quay. Maj. Gen.
Hastings, W. IL feeds and Henry l". Oliver
were elected delegates at large to Chicago.
l Jilin-mg is the platform adopted.
Illl assembled, makes the following
. of principles:
" I. . —\\ e thwart that the simple proposi—
t on :‘IInt n free right to vote according to
x» .IIIIl to have the vote counted in tho
' ulntim of American representative gov-
llcprcsontation in congress and in
I' 7' c 12179 is apportioned on the
fl, and a large portion of
.. :n certain sections is noted,
‘ Isl» i from the exercise of the
suffrage. A narrow majority of the hang!
of representatives is thus maintained, which
throatons to can ct radical legislation hostile
to the interests of our country. Such govern—
ment is no longer free, but tyrannical “’ith
due cmuideration for the dilllculties of the
mutton, wo demand of magma that it
met such legislation as ahallsecurou fair
election for members of congress and the
electoral college.
"Second—~We declare that the object of
the Americansyatem of tariff legislation, ho
side- avcurlng revenue, is the protacfiouof
Amman industry. The wonderful W
ityoltlmcountrykthobestovidancoof the
mace. of thin policy, and tho most conserva-
tive euro ahauld be taken in disturbing many
industrial fulcrum which have grown up
under this system. The principlo of all Amer-
mlegialationistosecnmthohuppinm,
the elov'ation, prosperity and independence
of each individual American citizen, and this
principle' Is best maintained by a protective
tariff, which haafu' it: object tho elevation
and fair companmtlon of American labor.
Thelastmmgaofl’mddent Clovolandiaan
open malt upon our industries, which will,
ifnnreaiated, remit inapolicyof freetrmle,
which,inthe near future, will paralyza or
destroy those industries reduce the compcnv
nation of labor, and impoverish the nation.
”Third—Inasmuch as we haven large debt
unpaid, harbors unimproved, fortifications
in decay, hiadeqUnte public buildings for the
purposes of the government, and a navy in—
capable of mannianding tho respect due the
dignity of a great nation, the DcIIIocrutic ad-
ministration is responsible for allowing the
accumulation of a large surplus in the United
States treasury which should have been ap-
propriated for these Excessive
rerunuc (an and should be prevented by the
Willi. tum or repeal of internal taxca
‘l‘ourth—lt in the duty of congress to past,
.md of the president to approve, a wiae, just,
..nd mmprohemivepandon bill, giving relief
to disabled veteran soldiornand sublimcoto
the helpless widows and orphan of deceased
soldiers, without regard to the time when dis—
ability was incurred, or the can” of death.
Our great and prosperous country can well
afford to show our grateful appreciation by
making liberal provision for than purpoaon
“Fifth—Tho people of Pennsylvania un-
qualifiadly condamn the retina] of the Demo-
craticmajority of the homo of remnant»
tirestopannitthopu-go of the directtax
refunding bill passed by the Republican oeu-
ute, by which it was intended torepay to
loyal states, without intent, the money paid
by thunutthobegiuufngof the war to aid
inauppruaing the rebellion. and to cancel
tho unpail balance principal and interest,
due from the rebel states upon mid taxes;
and we denounceastreacherouaaud cowardly
the surrender of the horthau Dominant- in
cougremtothennallmajorltyol thou-Con»
fedaateaand their allies and the abandon-
mentofthohill, which, ifpanad, wouldhava
moribund over 31,500,” to the relief of
thataxpaycu of Pennsylvania .
“Sixth—“c, unpavty, aarapldlyaaprao
tiablo anactcd lugialation
bonus-Mahatma of the government,
:ud a ayatan of civil Iorvica, in dofm to
strongraoognlnd public ruminant agalnatm
them abuses of tho apoih lymm. A Demo-
cratic preddantwav elected largely on the
hue of civil service reform, upon pledges
which guaranteed an immadiatammed
exiting alumna. Thane have been
notorlomly violated; romovalv from once
have been made without caught a mom
swoopingnunnertbanat anyotbor time in
the iii-wry of Amarlunpolitlcal parties, and
federal patronage baa boon boldly and con-
stantly used for pant-u purpoua.
"SorcntMWo recogniaa the of
sentiment in this cmmnouwealth rahtiva to
theovilaandabuauottho-laof llquut,and
wofavoranlawalooung in this W m
thealavatfon of the moral condition of the
people. We. Wm mm. to
. submit tho qua-lion of prohibition to a vote
. If-Iment.
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tagrity, lofty aims, exawuvo ability and
faithful Marconi-It at tho law: by Gov-
ernor Beam, which have won the praha at
all good cilia-nu
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BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
n0 Convention at Bonn—Down-
Ilwtod and Platinum Adopted.
Boston, April m—‘l’he Republican con—
mtion to elm delegate. totho (hie-80
national convention was held in Trcmunt
WP“ tellerday The only content wallin-
tWeBIIAluuonW. Beard 01W andDr.
WBWmealcm, faraplaccon
lb. national delegation, and Dr. hiring wan
outvotud. .
George F. Hoar, of Worceutor, F. L Bur.
den, of Attiobom, Henry S. Hyde, of Spring'
field,and Alumni W. Beardmf Boston, were
elected delegates at largo to the Chicago con—
ventiou‘ audBcnjamiu S Love-11,01 “'oyf-
Inonth,.lulinaC. Chappulle (unloved), of has
too, Fred ll Williams, of Foxboro, and
Charla- N. Yeoman, of Wattleld, were
choaon an alternate; The delegation were
not inatrncuxl, but it bi supposed that they
are in favor of Blaine.
The platform adopted daolared In luv of of
protection; called upon the national mnwnv
lion to recognize tho liquor saloon as tho
mom) of humanity, and fflHZfl't‘tl such com-
mercial ralations with Canada, Mexico and
the South American state» as would open
them up as markets for Ann-rim“ pro-luau
Political Sacco.
Senator l-‘amott and John W. Dwight were
0100M del- gntea to the National Republican
convention at Ithaca, N. Y
The Democratic county convention at
laminar, Pa..utloptod reao tions warmly
indorling Mr. Cleveland.
Sam Small heads the delegation clwtcd by
the Prohibition state convention at Atlanta,
68., to the national convention. The dele—
gates are instructed» you for “she and
Bum.
The Republican convention nt “'ntcrvillc,
Ma, where Mr. Elaine's home in, nIsolvml
that they regretted he had writtcn u letto'r of
declination
The delegates from the Arizona tnrritorial
convention to the national Republican con—
vention, are unimtructed, but it is mid that
"my oppose Hr. Blaine.
The Democratic congrauional convention
at Lancaster, Pa, nominated lion-an: 5L
Haldman'for «mgrosa
REBATES ON STANDARD OIL.
Important 'l'eatlmony Before the House
Committee on Manufactures
Wannnvoros, April ail—It B. Campbell,
an oil refiner, of Weatxnoreland, Pa, testified
before the bums committee on manufactures
unto the rat- given by the Pennsylvania
raikoadtotheStandard Oil company The
Many washauod on the cfidence given
several ycaraago before a judicial comm
lion by V’ Ice President Cassatt, of the Penn—
sylvania railroad. The principal facts showed
that the Standard Oil company was, by
remn of the rebates. able to monopolize the
oil hibernate, to the ruin of independent rc-
flncrs. It was shown that Mr. Comm had
admitted that the course of his company was
made my because other companies were
giving drawbacks.
At tho conclmion of Mr. Campbell's evl
doncoF. B.Gowan. who conducted the or
amlnatlon, road elaborate extracts from the
test. may of Messrs. Campbell and Cassatt
helm the commision referred to, showing
the character of the rcbatm girm
Justice H. Tuck, an oil prulucer of lirnd.
ford, formerly of the Citizens‘ Oil Producing
company, testified that in 157‘: the munopo
listic queue was felt, causal by the rebates
given the Standard by the railroads. Before
hiacompany failed. in 1314, he went to so:
John D. Rockefeller, to tryand avert the
failure. Mr. Rockefeller amid that hcdidn’t
know whethar any of the oil peoplo could
last, but the weakest must go first. Witman
was ruined by tho failure. He thought that
snowmen of capital was annihilated to tho
Pittuburg million alone, an a result of giving
rebates.
NEW HAVEN'S BIRTHDAY.
5h. WI: 250 Yeara Old )nterday——l’ro~
ceaalan and linen-loos.
wa Ham, April fill—Yesterday was a
big day for New Haven It was its 250th
birthday. From early morning the stroota
were thmnged with visitors. The procession
manhouriupamingagivnn point. It
cons'utcdof the mum, the lire department, '
civic societies and many private citizens in
W Thoprocemion wmi reviewed by
the governor, the mayor and members of the-
city government of Now Haven
Aftor tho line of march was complain-d, the
emotive exorcism were held In Centre
church, achurch that h as old as the town.
President Dwight, of Yale, new] as master
of ceremonies. The exorcism opened with an
organ selection, followed by prayer by
Pro-idem. Dwight; ringing and reading of
hymns then took place. The oration was do
liverod by Henry 1’. Blake, and the exercises
clued with the banadiction by Rev. Mr.
Phelpt .
The Stu of 80m. Shanna-II.
Nuw Hans, April 26.——Gcn. A. W. Gno-
lay,chiefoftbauignalaorvioo, has bunnbm
investigating the charges against Sergt. Slic—
mamcharged with photographing young
fun-halo questionable costumes, and other
conduct unbecoming an officer of tho signal
Ionics. Gan. Gmlcy refused to talk about
thamatter.butaaidhowoulddecldatbamatr
tor on & morn to Washington. (lea Oreo
Iay'amaln‘cuaunelofinformatlouwu
Pmaocuting Attorney Hugh Daily, and as
Mr. Daily has already in a public interview
donouncad as a local “Dr.
partlavwhowlnhdtohaptbairdaugh-
tenomolthoncandal.“ douuotlook v.1
promflngforflhmnau’lntentfim.
Woman'- Foreign Ila-fun Convention.
Anna! Put, 3. J.. April m-Jl'ho Eigh-
hmth anambly at tho Won-I'- Foreign”
duo anxiety of the Phfladalphla M's-bylaw
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Rowayton Station. Croeethctmck walk nu minutes. Only are minutes rich-from South Kuwait on cam—live cents fare. \on will find one hnnmlfld
choice building lot: all 501100 feet at prim II within cwry ones means.
prices must advance a» Improvements condone.
(' 0“:ch bIIIIIlIng. Serena heI
the mining suburb of honnlk. We will contract for you to build for Iowoet figures.
own landlord and property on net on our plan.
Plum and rota of over one hundred Myles of
mt Opened Now lathe time to buy and build. for
livery poraon their
modern cotfugesatonnm' inglyluw Iguru. Call at
our office on thcpremiaea and inspect the property and ecc what an be done on In economncai ecale in the way of owning your own home. «address.
THORNTON ll. SMITH, \ f
Lenox Hill Building Company,
CONN.
RO‘VII Y'I‘OX
SOME
smsomm §enne1nennnnnne
Bargfiams !f
,1 This is the union in which to prepare for winter
Dried Apricots
for slewing: make just splendid,
sauce, and oh! such pics. Cheap}
at.. "'3 . lb.
i
anclls for tlIcsnnIc purpose,
ISI- III.
Lemons, l.'I cls. dozen.
0 'iingrs. 301-, clscuhcrc 351'.
Plant 3' of good Baldwin apples.
It Is
Price 30c. elsewhere ”"
vlv
l-‘inc III-w made Butter.
rosy.
to 35.
—— INT——
nibble Innnsnnek’s,
Helen, Bailey Inn.
WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD _WOOD WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planning,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard hetwrenm railroad and carriage
lull at feel ill Marshall Street
South Hot-walk, conn.
nann, Bailey I [In
have a lull line of
been Furnishing Genie,
Toilet Sets,
Fancy Glass Ware,
~LID-
De aerated 600118
la and variety.
Hillll‘l, lillfifll all Steven.
WWI in Iota]:
”lamb-Innate.
Price. Lavo-
- and metal bL-Ickxtm
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nun TILLY.
RISPAIRING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
and it la better to get ready for rough travel than to
fwait until the bu-y winter coupon
Work of all kinds alning to carriage making,
thi In: pmmptly attendI-d Io.
W axons of all kind: made to order.
Wagons for Mic.
Henry Tilly.
MAIN STREET.
A.S.FERRIS,
JEWELER.
_ ll niches, Jewelry, Silverwurc.
Fine Watch rcpniriu-r a Specialty
§pectaclos and Eye Chances.
.MIII \‘ II. I‘I'SBRIS,
W botanic“. It Reta“ Dealt-I In all kinds of
Bill]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc. ’
Lchigh, Lackawunna, Lilf‘llsl
Mountain. l‘l‘dlllilill,
ll'illacsbnrrc (foals.
leenl fen RUBBER PM?
and
Yard t'uut (“l W :IslIinginI. .ml liar-
shall um Is ! IIII c? l fliu u Mil-Ion
"th - RIII: I '41::
(i610w
I n. nnnvnns
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
HI'IRIIIIIBIII,
$3. 50.
I2 Main Street.
S§WERSi
M. PIERCE-
numi Ia
SEWER PI PE
AKD
General Sewer Contractor
Best quality,$
lawn-ah m with Illa m
"Whom-3..” l“.......'°'":.'.."".§f nu
mum. alumina ”Multan-[Ito
calla- I- “, O"!
F . M. PIERCE
’03 ”I loath Small, 0b
TAYLOR an GOLDEN,
- Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
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FINEST lllll
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nenwnnn
Even Seen in Ten
,avis
TAILOR
I SOL Tll RORWALK. CT.
f J. P. Peckwell.
fN-ofrwfkwk Water 53..
Being unable to manufacture
TlHEARNESS
i'l'o couipctc with largo maternal have taken the
i agvnry of one of the oldnt and largest atabliab.
. mean- In the state for the aloof
l
Conn.
flinrucss Sad lies Halters. Sur-
‘ cingles, Collars, die.
Pine Harness To Order,
:Dnlll‘lfll. :t woman! Itsaud, ,whenlwillk‘m -
or o p. 3m Chanel an at
Ma”? Peal Bun Trnvcltullu
Lent has Come
and we are prepared to furniah all kind. of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
f 0y sten s and Clams,
fll'holesale and Retail.
CEfiERY
Mankind“)!
VEGETABLES,
Florida.
f mores.
Canned Goods.
liarubce’ s Snow-flake and
’Griliam Crackers.
OPickled Oysters.
on delivered at short notice.
& mm.
fa rum. mun or
Builders Hardware,
f PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Beiry Bros. Hard Oil' Finish.
f
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mm. “filled.
inf. doom-mum
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if.
Wm amt Door Mata, '
none I nouns
Have Opened To-Iay
Their Full Line bf
Sllllllll 0Vlllllll7'll,
MEN’S, w YOUTHS’ AND Bens'
SPRING CLOTHING
’—.0N—.—
Saturdav, Feb. 25th..
COMS’I‘OCK BROS.
Masonic Building,
Insurance Building, ~ an
So. Hon-walk. lot-walk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate 61358.
IS BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN €0le AT
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms,
45 & 47 Washington some,
SOUTH NORWALK, OOH".
TAYLOR a GOLDEN _
CARPETS! CARPE“ " S l '
mmSmtmumm-Ioimnmummn
Lowest 2911065 for Cash.
tBodvauaellI MigupmmTlmryMl-m 70:. fl: aim lug »
lugniuu 45c, wrandmc.
WINDOW SHADES
WWthfl-m’ffimmmmflmh '
WALL PAPER.
mums: STOCK or!“ Pa 8. Inbound“ mum toll. Phi Gal. 4
muym.uctomcp¢rmll. Winona“. mikpuxoll. d' 1'
FURNITURE.
l”(Juliane Suite 818. 8 pincer. [lab Moat-akin. & In. WM and can,
HOLLAND SHADE,
:nllm 1231: CORNICI
Phloem suinlamatvanety. lowglml't‘vu'
Lumbuquiua. la fact-ant to! youth-Io mph" can in fl.
pr.lm unmet-mm! “uncommon DWI dualism-Ian”
Indemploytllcbat nu: mamaommmom “WWW”
C. E. SMITH’B,
Ru. $Atlant|c$t~ mauofMiowo-ltetbamul mm)
mummmvmmywa. .fil’
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Agent for
810110!
The Buck Rance.
FE. K. Lockwood a. Cos.
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