WW _..
rrr OTHER SIDE.
lionllnrrison Submits 11h) Lot-
ter to the People.
STANDS BY THE PLATFORM.
He Accepts the Nomination
STATEMENT OF PARTY PRINCIPLES
Io Bay- It I: a latter for t'nngratula—
”on “at tho Chicago Tariff Declara-
”on! \Vm So Clear and Plain-How
“0 BIII'PIIII (Inn Ila Mult- :5 lilo-sing.
llh View on Chine-c.- line-luslun, rm-
den of the Ballot, Admlnninn of Terri-
torial, Pension». Trust: and the Fisher-
Iu Difficulty—Ila Especially Commend;
the Temperance Plank and Heart“: In—
dom tha Entire Chicago Platform.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. il—Fuiiuwing is
Ben. Harrison’s letter of acceptnnc a
lxniasamus. Sept. 11. h“.
Hon. M. M. Eaten and other», conunittw.
810.:
GIN'HJJMEN—“Wicn your muimittw visitod
me on the Fourth of July last and pf‘t‘Sl‘flIHI
the ofiicial announcement of my nomination
for the presidency of tho l'nitod Stairs by
the Republican Cllflvt'lllltlll I promised IL‘
won as practicable to (-ominunivntr to you a
more formal arroptanm: of the nomination.
Since that the work of rot-citing and address;
Ins. almost daily. largo delegations of my
fellow citizens has not only iri'upiod all of
my time, but has in some nnasun» rondorul
h 11an for me to use this lottvr us a
Indium of communication to tho publiv my
n'ewson tho questimw hundred in the mm-
m
I appreciate very highly tlio i‘iilllllltfllt'r' and
respect manifested by tho mnwntion. and my
wpt the nomination with a feeling of grnti
hide and a full some of the rcsponszibilitios
which amunmny it. .
It is a manor of m'ingratulatinn that tln-
declarations of the Chicago mnwntion upon
Ilia questions thnt now attravt tln- inn-rest of
pr people an.- so clear and einplmtio.
There is furthz-r cause of congratulation iii
the fact that the convention utterance-s of the
Dunmatic party. if in any lllfgf‘et‘ unwrtuin
orflmtrudictory, mm now be judged and in-
filtrated by executive nuts and nmsngvs and
by definite proixoritions in legislation.
This is especially true of what is Impulnrly
known as the tariff quostiun. The Ex”? mn-
llot nowbe ohsvuro-l. It is not a mntcst be
tween schedulw, but loin-eon willy npnrt
principles. The fornign Ci)lll}n'tllul‘a for our
market have. withqnirk Instinct. soon how
we Issue of this unites! may bring thorn ad
vantage. and our own [ample nro not so dull
II to min; or neglw't the grow inter-mt: mm
are involved fur them.
'I'heaisault upon our protective system Is
won and defiant. Protection is assailed as
“constitutiorml in law Mr as vivioiis in prin—
triple. and those who hold finch views :«irm‘roly
unnot stop short of an nlwduto olirninntion
from our tariff laws of the prinviplo uf pm
lectlon. The Mills bill in only n stop. but it
b toward an object that [lit heath-r3 of Ill-inu-
cratic thought and legislation haw.- r-loarly
In mind. The important Illh’sIIUll is not so
much the length of the step as thedireotii III of
it. Judged by tho executive message- of Dr:-
camber last, by the Mills bill. by the debates
In coup-ens and by the St. Innis platfonn.
the Democratic party will. if supportml by
the countryrplar'o the tariff laws upon it
purely revenue basis. This is practical froo
trade—free trade in the I-Inglifili sonso The
legend upon the banner may not be “Frw
Trade? it may be the more DIN‘lII‘O motto.
“Tarilf Reform'." but noither the banner nor
the inscription is mm‘lusive. or. indoal. wry
Important. The assault itself is the: important
”Whywhlch thaantkmnl income may
but ho “ducal to the level of noise and
wry eximniiture. ‘
This miniition has boon m-iz-id upon by .
tM*w'hii urt- lira-mile to prutn-tivo custom
.Intieo Ina nu mlvantugmm ms.» of “dark
upon our tarltf laws. 'l‘lioy haw ningnltiwl
and Bums-l an! wrplus, Wllli‘ll tin-y ulfwt In
deprwatar, stunningly furtlu- purple“: of ex
uggerating the ovil Il‘iiil’ilv'l' In m-nnuilvtlw
purple tothe utrvine roumly tlwy prupxw.
A Proper n-duvtiuu of the rovcnum limits“ not
immitato rind allullltl nut suggest the abun—
ilmiinunt or Imlullf’lilt'lll of tho proturtiw 3y»
tom. 'I'ln: invtliwlu hilggv'all‘d by our mnwn—
tlon will not lli‘ml to Ir I'XIII’IIIBImI in nrclu-r to
vilevt tho m-rmqiry roihn'tivm. W» are not
likoly to be «willml Ilpwll. I thinktonmkca
III'IN‘III I‘llilll‘l‘ lmiwwn tho alll't'rllllt‘l‘ ol’ the
prom-tin» systc-tii and llll' t'lllll'v rn'pml oi the
Illll‘l‘llfll rrwruio uixc-s. Such n mutingi-iwy,
in How of the pi‘mmt rvlntinn of I‘lllfutfi'
turns In rmonuos. is ri-nioto.
'I‘lio lllspw'liwn and regulation of the manu—
fai'lun- rind mluof olu‘linnrgui‘inv In impur-
tauu. nnd tln- rvvvnui- dorivM from it is not
so grout that tho roponl of tho lnw nerd enter
into any plnn of rownuv I‘t’Illll‘IillIl.
The surplus now in Illl‘ trrusury :dlliillll be ,
usod in tho purvlum- of bonds. 'l'liv- luu nu-
llioriwa this run of it. and it' it I: not um-dml
for rurront or doiivro-uv'y upproprintrous the
ptmplv'. and not lilo Ik‘lllk\lll“llli'll it llltn liven
tlt'lil‘llml. should linw tlu- :ulumtngwol’ lla‘
uwlny stopping litl-‘l'i'hl on tho pullllr dobt.
At Ivmt llllN‘ \l'llu rrr-ullmaly Iuiurd it should
not In- nllonnl to uw tho tour of n mom-tnry 3. . _ . .
= fi'l’t’ll‘tn should ln- Ilrv morntrnl mid IIIN'I'IIII-
btr'lngv-no-y thus prmluvml tn moroc- public
u-rlrirm-nt upon Ulllv'r «urwstlons.
l‘le-ly mutton-ml with tho nubjwt of tho‘
tnritl’ I3 rim of tho imputation of foreign
lnbun-rs tilidcr (-oritrnl'h nl' N‘rl'll‘l' to In: pvt» 1 ‘ ~ _
attending tliv nttornpt to apply tln- spirit of
formal Ill'l't‘. 'I'ln- law now in t'orm- xii-”hibit»
ing auvh I'IlIlII'III'In r-wiu-d my rordlul nun
port in tho N'llllll‘. mid siil'li Illiltlflllllll‘lllh us
may be- found tie-v'omziry ollu-l-tin-ly to deliver 3
our Workingrnvn and “Illiit'll from this Illust ‘,
Illl'lllilllllll" fnhn of mmpotiti-rn “Ill linu-
my allli‘t‘rl' IIIIVI wary. I.o-,:i>l:ition 1m .lubrtirrg
tho irrip-lrtutiou ol llilurr‘vr's uudvr i'HIlIl'Zlv'I,
tn wrw lwru will. limwvvr. nilnr'nl wry Ill-
mlmiliut» l‘r-lle‘f tonur Working [n‘npli' if lliv: : . _ .
. nnd pr'mwr'ous. null“ ill ill Illl.‘ tutun- In.- trin-
S‘Vsh'lliul' pi‘olm'tivv nlllflv‘n l> lvr'll-tv'filluwn,
If tho prmlurtm-f .-\rnwrr~‘rin\lwpo lillihl will i
prto in tho .lltivl’li‘mi iiirirkot. \Htlruut lunar .
ing, dutim. with IIIE' prmlrir'twlf I'llr‘tlp torrign 5
Iulwr llir MIN)! Will I»- llllI’vi'riiI. II III till,
only in llwa‘t'r'. whvrhr‘r tlu- o-hn-np Inimrvr in
am.» tho strn-vt or our tlu- sun. Surli l'llIII- L
pn-titinn “illsuwu I'l’lllll'“ lingo: Iru-rv tn tho
Im’ol of thus.- abroad. and “llr'll tlmt mulli-
tion is I't‘IIl‘IIHI \"l' will not Howl nuy law: for 3
bidding; Illi' Illlpnl'lfltl-ill ut' lnlmrrr.‘ undvr
i‘illllrlli'l»-~llit*y uill hm'i- no induwrnrnt to
Como lllbl Ill" oniployl-r‘ no iudru-wrnvni to N‘Illl
f1 >r thorn. In tho ourlrvr yvan‘x of our lii>tory
pullliv ngynriz-s to promoh- urunigi‘nrii in our»
common. 'I'he- piorm-r unnml :i nrulilwr
with ruor‘r- frivndly infirm-T: tlizul lllt‘ Illllilllt.
Lulu-r “lb N-nrvo rind frilly t'lllfvl"}0'\l. lint
tln- din); of tho irmnigmtinn burvuu hm gun“
by \l’lulwnur doors “Ill (‘HIlllIllll' upon to
ilrnpvr imniixrutiun u.» do Hui Ill‘v'il tn fitm-
rpm-ml im initinris to tho inlmluitzmh ul‘ nlllt’l"
cniiulrlw In "Ulill‘ to our ~li<>rr~> ..r In \Ilill't"
our uiti/rrhlilp. lllllw‘rl. riv- rrvw>r~>17y mt
surriv- inspwtrnu :irul lllllllllll~>li i.~ l|ll\ lwlh
\l'w should rv-muluto-ly r'vl‘usr to tmrruit fur
vign gilit‘I‘illllt'Il15Illy'll-I lliv‘ll' prmw-t “nil
uniiurnllnry ru «bfmd nur' r'l\llli',itll“ll Ivy
exvluilin; ulwn i':in'»-.~. wlluw ulmriutv- :L~~iruilrr I
Ill‘ll“IIIIHIII‘IN’HPIP i.~ rivithvr [M‘s-rm“ “my
dwimlnlw. 'I'Iu- family has lw-‘ll Illv' Illll‘li-lh.
of our best llllilllgl‘tillnil and [livllivnlt' thw-
most potent assimilation fun»: in our riviliza-
nun. Tho olijov‘tiums to Chincse mimigrntiun i ,
1 in the senate.
tine distinwtivo midi-unl-lnsiw. and are now
no gonvrnlly umu-ptmlnnui-h tlrnt tho qtlofitlflll
has iursml ontii'vly lmyonxl Illt‘ stup- of arm).
[Iv-Ill. ’I‘lm Inn’srolntuig to tlnwuwat \Hilllil.
if I should bo «'lnirgul \rirlr tin-1r onion-p-
Ilivtit. lw Inithfully rxu‘iilml. Snvh ILIIIK’IIII‘
monk or“ further lorglelntiou as may In» nevi-5n
Ntl‘)‘ ILIIII pimp-r to prownt rut-Jinn.» of the
law and to stop further t‘hlnn-s- immigmtion
wouldulw moot my npprnynl. 'l'lu- bf‘iirn'x- E
sinn of IIII‘I‘HIIVPIIIIHII upon Illl> \IIIrJt't‘t L5 in
entinr harmony with my not“.
Unr 41‘le I'lllllplll'l i.» n gowrnrnwnt by inn
juritlm. IIIIII tlu- lziiv lush-5 ll“ smivtrnnund
tho nuigiatratv our nap-v! “In-n filial-ornpact
i.» lirnkvn. 'I'lio ovil r--.~ult.~‘ of rlwtiou frquL-l
Itmnhurdlyhom for me to .7
that. I am heartily in sympathy with the
dwlaratlmi of tho «invention upon the sub-
jot'f of pt-Ilhlllus to our million and milora
“'lmt thry gum and what they sulfcmdl
‘ bud mum opportunity to olmrvo and. in:
.anmll xiii-inure», In urirrionm They gave
ungmdgingly; it was not a trade. but rm
”flaring. Tho nionzmm om licnpml up, run—
ning nvor. What they arliiovml only a dis-
tant gout-ration can adequutoly toll. With-
out uttouipting to diam»- particular props}
tioiui. I may add that measure» in behalf of
tin- surviving wtorunx of the war and of the
families of their «loud minrad' should be
ruin-rival flIIII i-xwutod in a spirit of justice
and of the most grateful libornlity. and that,
in the ('Hfllpt'tlllllll for civil upixiintnirnu,
honorable military wrvim should linwup
proprirm- rmmgnitlnn,
Tho.- lrm‘ rt-guluting upwintmvnts in tho
olnsaifird rivil St‘rlvll't' run-iwd my support in
tin-sonata, Ill tho leiof that it opt-nod the
way ton Illlll'll nudwd rolorrn. I atill think
so, and. thou-for». mrdinlly nppruvi- tho rlmr
and Ii-rr'ildo mph-salon of tho i‘nnvoutlnii
upon thi- subject. 'l'bo law should haw tho
aid of n friondly intorprotntion and bu faith»
fully and vigorolnly y-riformd. All appoint—
moms under it should be ulm‘ollitrly It‘m‘ from
pilf‘l’lhtlll ruiihldrt‘atlnn» und iniluz-nrv, Home
t-xtmuloiu of tho i-lamrtinl ll~t nrv prni'tirnldo
niul dmirnblo, and furtlwr logislntion Mtvnilv
lug tln- n-form In nIllt'l‘ brunch-x of the son‘-
iro to uluvh it is uppltmblc would m-vivo
my npprmnl. In npimimnionta to entry
grndu :uldde-pm'tinvrit mum. mid not party
uniting lost. and Ilrlv-lity rind u~tlivimvy tho
only sun» lotillf‘t- of ullim, Hilly tho Illlt‘f‘l'rilrs
of tha- publir se-rrim» mould sliggt‘al roinovula'
from ollin- I know tin: prnl'tirul dlllit‘nlflos
tlu- viril wryim- hits to nll zipinvintrno-ntfi and
i‘vruovnln. It will. Irnwvvol‘, In- my Min-ort-
purpw. if rlm'tml. tn nnlvnnm- tho rs~t‘nrm.
l Illllll't' u lIlI Irl>‘ll>ll!‘t' [lint tho- mnyvntlon
did not ornir in vxpl‘u‘s“ its wlivitudo for the
pr'nmutiun of \ir'tul- urid tn-niimrnnn‘v- of our
prupll'. ’l'lw lv-puldirun party Inn ulwny:
lm-n fr‘ivridlyto v-vv-rything that to-ndnl tn
.mlw Ill" Ill‘lll" lil'i- nl' our poi-ph- frw, pim-
to its lu~rury in this rwpwt.
Illll‘l't'llelHlLV \yitli t'urwrigu pom“ nhnuld l-o
t'llfll'lli'lvl'llul Ivy friondlinv» nrrd rwpwt.
Tin-right of our ix~>plonndnf our Shit» to
limprtulnlu tr'vntrno-nt should lw mum-d upon
“llll dignity null tiririnv». Hur riutrou i~ too
gn-ut. both in nuilrr‘inl ~trrrlgtli rind mnrnl
plungtu indulgl- Ill lilllhlv‘l' ur' Ill be ~ua‘
[W‘t'lt‘Il oI' Iltrini‘wllnni'» \an'illnlrun:iudlrr
I‘illlrhlt‘fll'l' rirr us iumnrpzitrblw with mom-«-
Ilil dipluiiruvy “.5 tho-y m'vv uitli lllv‘ truly lull
dignity. “Rwlroulll mpw'inlly vultun @id
«nu-ind our diplurnntil rind minruwrvinl iii-lu-
tiouulth Illv‘ ('r-ntml null South .\!lli'f‘li'itll
>Iil‘t‘>_ Ilnr ll~llvriu~ ~lrnlilvl lu- {mic-rml nuvl
‘ prom-ml. 'l'lnv liunl~lnp~nrrd rr~k~ that ur-
llut in-n-,~:ir'} lfll'llli‘lli.\ of III" l~u~riiv~> >liorilvl
not In- Iiii‘r't-zhnl lxy rm 1rd» mpilul-li' v-iwlrmwn
from tho iivul’ lylu3..r port» 'I'ln- rowan-w.- of a
firm. dignuiml mid rnri~i~tvut drrilnnrrivy rm-
unduulrtmll} mural tulip-prompt rind [li‘ttx'v'l’il
willlllnlr ut‘ Ill" drill mum that iron r\i~I.
Uur iii-lglilu-rx \irll ~Iii"~-l\"rsut'v\[w't in our
porn u I‘Hlllliivl‘i'lul limprtulrry tlwy IIt‘Ily ti‘
‘ us in Ilir-IB.
I «minor "\Ir‘llil tl.i\lvtt~~r by n ~i~~viul rl-fvr
i'rirriiu:il~tnmir [mm \Vw lll‘v ulm i-le‘zirlvl "WWI" "ll“‘l' “”1““ ”l“” “Ill“ll Ill" "”H
yoniiun guw till I‘Klll‘v'xwll‘ll In rmpu-t t.
tlirui, 11> iwll n» In til-w I linu- Ill'IIl'I‘Il. l nu
inwntrrv :I:I'~’|‘lllr‘lil urtl. tlrv .li-vlnrutinrh nl
tin-.mnwntruu. 'l‘lr-l i‘w-lu.’r~ui.~ rw-lutmg tn
Illl‘ wiring-g to tho l‘i‘lrllilillllg of tliv nzu y. It
i‘KIfiltlv‘It'lll'lN lllhl to publiv Iflfl'ln wxpr-ax:
Cillli‘lll‘lnll.‘ to all of “Illl‘ll I gain in; support
Infitingnrnlur and thoughtful«'unsuh-rn
tiun ot' tli~~o pulllrw questiz.vn~s, misubrnit thou.
in ill» p-mplv ’l'hvrr inrvlllgrni imnatlm‘
“11.1 up» gowl plivllllv'lll‘v' tlirit ruml~~ null lill‘
prt 11> u IlIlIII'Il “all lt‘llll Illv'lll In nix» rm.
sut'v t‘nlli'lllhlwlia Vol} rmiwwrfrrliy. ii-ur
llln'III-‘lll wr‘xunt. Iliiwiuix ll \i.i;i~n.\‘.
.a.
ALL IN LINE FOR GOVERNOR HILL.
'nu‘ (‘unn-ntion New: in Maui-in and II!
“ill l'mlmtbtmlly In- Nmn'ynutml.
Ilt'l‘l‘xln. .N‘rpt. I3 , Ilutl’nln on» gin-n n;
in tlw Drum-run lIlwI‘ night I‘ll» luvnl l'llllle
nruuu‘ll (Ill-I'llllilhlnhlli of tin» inhabitants
f and [I -- lrinl-i rill xtrm-Tn nnl » ’itr ': i
d“ HUI ups-rid tlivrnwlws rip-:11 tlw inicl‘nl I l l I I 2. 1 ll hind
who nrv rotilml of tho-1r rightful inllsiv-uw in l
I’lllrliv‘ ntlnln. The- lllollVliIlllll. ormminnnitv. 1
qunrtvrx prkutml dwidull} mmuntnlwvum
All I|Hll'lr~ urrw- vrnuilml. not mru 1-. ~t~ luring
furiuu.
_l_ll_llnzri more Gail’s Bel Wrrl Sllrlr all Drawers, 590. Earl,
I’crfslotumnls. A low rnorepiu‘mtuf .
All Wool Ill-inch llenrletta Cloth at I30. per Yard.
A llig Drive Ill Block Cashmere hliawlshiust received.
Call and see our lngrain Carpets, this week, at 331-.
SCOFIELD ‘ 8: HOYT’,
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. -
nw ._ __W......_....m_u mauww
SlEllI & IIlIIT
Are curring a Big Bargain in
Black Dress Sills at $1.00 all $1.25 or larl.
Tin-no gilltll‘ \ull not mark in Haring. and w.» u III warrant them for at: months to aim perfect oatm'
- NORWALK. CONN.
Im p0 rtant.
llrnrorm, Mano, April 28. ‘85.
A. F. Quirlmrd. 1'}.qu
I tux-yr li-ul Qulnluzd‘o Snrr-apunlln
mun: lapt sllmlllt‘f and it In» put nil: In rlmpcm
ourk olifr illlll't‘, vuln- h l “u.- rmv abir to do
luoirlirninlm‘rain (’onrral Anirrira two your!
aroundImwurtfrrmlfmm ir t‘lllt‘t‘. ire-mu minim-l,
quininr,Hr,h tlmulrnlnalc. Qniumnt'n surm-
parilla did rho: manuals for nu».
Yours Truly
l". (I. HILL.
min in mm lirn
‘GEOZB. PLAISTBD. .
llarlrsll are
NOTE THE I'Rll‘lih'.
"W” I), I; Jam i'wffm- . . ., II r‘ prr ll.
“1'!" Mammal»; i‘o lino. . . ._ fin
Ill-or Union: 'f‘on .. .... . . «va
ll”: .Inpnn Tril . .. . . . . t'r
l'n'nmvry llnm-r . . . . '1‘:
l'rvruuiry Bum-r I’rlm . . . ...... . I:
61 mitt-H Shir Soap .‘ . . .. tin
L’firlikrn Ilablntr’n Soup . . . fl W
lied Full l'muri Flu-um, mild __ . , low per .H
Dim-Ion} iltiri.;1:_r-‘r‘ln;i. toll“ :prm ‘ ‘3‘: p 1 II" ,-
" " " print:- ,. W‘ iurilm
II-«t I/‘monv- . . .. . If, pry rlo/
Bert Ilofih' Light (I l. lino: ..l‘T-'. prr girl. 5 3.11” I
___-. Q0» »-~ —< '
. ..
Look at tho ar. and lilo.
I'oimlors.
W. Hararl Seymour,
:ll Washing-Ion Sin-rt.
l Lil-Gr; ill rr
3 llllll Slllllll
Coming in Duly for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
A! fliv- Stow n!
C. H. Harvey.
. 9..
Irirliu-i not» awry uorkiy "pumil moans in)
gun In Mr will on tho mwnl r n. .m pun t w ry ll'i‘V
damn; thr yrnr 'I'Iio'cmnln lu-rm: hurrah: errrw y
for null. Ipluiéi liold'hu prim “(III'II ilu' remit of
t-Vrn‘ rm-muu't. My Moth In to: Illlil‘u'nll!‘ Inn
mention pnru.
Pure filler llnrrar
2": crnr.‘ a gallon.
MIXED SPICES!
Twenty kind“)! ppin-v mind for pizliling.
“REES (“Snail litio’i‘.
Nice Juicy Lemons
I5 (I‘tllr- u (Inll‘ll.
IIIII‘K SA LT. IIAY SA Ii'l‘.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
Ar llllllll Srrar for the Mural
no any Illl around norm-t drulor run :rw.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.
Those goods :II'I‘ double I”: Shirts and lbwrwvrw
-m”... “w...
Srrrial Bargains for This Week.
Dress Gulls llflllfllllllllll. w ,Gents’ Underwear.
v ~ .
l’ii'sl Lo: .il duzvu {Ionian ”envy Gmy
25 Ill”cos 0‘ heavy ”ll-““1"” l" “IN'VIMS "I Mixed llmlcersliirts mid Drawers lull finished
I90 per yard; the goods rm.- wcll worth 337“" with [wall IIIIIIHIIH and silk ,r-mbroidored
lil pieces of Ill-in. wide Suiting at 25c per
yard, are well worth 42c,
22 pirrr'os hoary I‘EIIJIC Twill Droxs Goods
zit I‘llc per yard. ‘ 1
fold and worth 1’10.
‘30 piocos Iii-in. llonrilrtm l'lolli at If": pier
yard, wall WUl‘Ill 75v.
‘JIl piwcs l’lusli in it” tho now shades zit ,
Itlc pier yard; this I’lusli is Wtrll Worth 7.31:. llllll Illll Illlll lilllll’ Wllllll llllllllllllll'llll SIIIIII
50 piocos Flannel Suiting in all IIII.’ new
mixtures, just the thing for full wrappers;
sold everywhere for 3733c, we will sell tlurrn
this Wt‘t'k lot“ 2% per yard.
III plows In in. Hilbert Flaunvl Suiting :ll
:I-I-Ill' por yard. sold everywhere for lfir.
A wry lino line of Blili’k llcnrimm I'lollis
Illc, li'lli'. um», Tic, 72w, mus. 1w, Ssllltl
and $1.23 pt‘l' yard. I ‘
not-Ids. llurso goods :u'i- worth “do each, but
our prim: will In: -I Iv r'fll'li.
SI'I‘UIIII Lot llll‘llllll'n ll? dimon IIunls' Smir—
'l'hos<: goods are
Slll'llliliml, nwllvutud and pure «:ocliineal dye;
can lw bought :rrlywlu‘n'u for >31 each, but our
prim- ml Illl.“ IUI Will I)!’ Q-IIII'.
Linen bumm and wristbands, also reinforced
from. and slmuldwrs and stayed in Ila: back.
Iomcrnlwr this om: lot only we oli'cr :it 390
each,
BI (10le Lallfll’ Black lllllllll.
This lot includcs two dillcrent styles of
””563, in (:itlurr plain black loci or white heel
and toe. We have been selling these for 258
lerl Alum llals l: in roars lulrrrr rvrrr rlr.::::::".:i: iii.”;.“.1il.;"l;‘; 23:."
Um luizof our (MI Iiirli‘v (nil- :ll’r north I». l
of urrlrr Wm “ 4‘. in sir-l I: lb.- to im-
. - .'_\ pyml ours- in (In 'r_1
‘irl; ya". Iinir lm'ti Ion »
.u.il )Iill may rluuls your?
um I hurl .u v,‘nnlptlf.-uli.
lllllr & lrrmsmrl’sfi
leble’s Block Main St.
Halal, Ballrrl ll:
——-— .o.
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
”I? ALI. IilSIlb}
00. 7
Large Stork of (‘olunnw
for 'I‘riinniinc
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam: Sowing. Planning,
and Turning.
+————
I.vm;lwr l’rmi lrtu‘w'h nulrmd and carnage
lvr'dw :-
lnr can see Ill lllllllll Bargains by ailing a1 lllll
BO
NORWALK, CONN.
I WILL PAY THE
,lliglirst (‘asli I'rice
lines. Bones. Iloltlrx iron;
and Iii-lads. ‘
l’nrruw minim: nu» r-r‘ll tho stark by smiling poo»
\\ Il.l.l.t.ti l’olblllollli,
sur'rir sonwarn,
STON ST —"""'
ORE.
. Special Prices
to
.illljlfl'l'EC’l‘S
aml
Bl'l l. DEBS
It is not all
e o r 0 red with
Nickel Plate
#
It is made in
Rubhg.zoodslllll al Illll [ll Marshall Slrrrl.
[‘1 “r lynl'f“ 'hflf III'RU'IINN hr l‘t 'IIIIIVU.‘ “t "I'N‘IIIIII , I“ Illlnlll" f”: :“I'. i‘frl‘ “l“ I;"Il"" Hill"). I'.r _ V 7' “— rah—h -_ I 0":0‘33'1]
Thosewho tom-h that the import duty upvn frauds, Ih’la MIIIt‘l’i-tl irrvpnmlilw injury. and :énhiyzfigfld ";;::|Ilh.~lll:l“t ‘.:.:lf::lflia'lfinm‘fi i‘ S" “‘1 :‘ ln'l‘ ‘7. SO h J' 1" Peekwen. l .
gamma“ “1:35 atldtliltlitmllhylglfikmol: laid I». all ~«\nrlirrIi-‘iiiiktgl—tlrdi‘lh-ll hill?irrdlvpl'llll‘omli; . with \llI'IHIL~ mill-rod glolw» itI‘IhIlI'illl)’ nr “"" ' “t RorWfllk, conn' 7 ‘l"'““" “'0‘th“3 5‘" l A '30
. 11‘ I lr ‘ »‘ ‘ - ‘ ' ‘ . ' ‘
Agent for the
eolebratecl
II I I‘ II I I) N D
RANGES
Plumbers and
’l-vnr'!‘ I‘t""~ '.‘n - u l. l ' - ' ui
mastic competing article is; rnhanmltotho mummy mm“ b not “HIV Ilnl'm‘mlml'li null.”li.l..-.r.u;;lllllr:-.‘l”Ilium?-t-vll...llllir if: ”my Shall b3 SOId Ill Last Hatch Bane & N No‘ ““11“ " con” ;
, Y [’0-
Imountofthe duty on the imported nrtivlo— unimrintiv. but wry "Imb- for in». who “Pmmxmmv m mannfutnm l
l
- v‘ a‘rr raw .« ",.... .. I '
that may million of dollam roller-ted fur prornoti-it. 'l'lioill-drum'liisv-rnvutofuaingll- "mm. “‘L ”H” ii “I ‘ I” “l “"1 "I“ Year 8 PI'ICIBS. II a . B ET I]. S s
and tha- iit‘i’i\‘iii;:, hi‘;:iiil.'.ntiori~ m-ru v-uxp
tllli‘ld‘ll to rlwrr rmpH-tiw lwu-lqnnrtoh
‘ "
amid»! grout "IllIill’allhIll and :m n-lnlumlwt 1‘ '"l‘l I.” 2" l ‘ I'; I ‘
' Toroniimirwith $ri":t'n‘niu‘rl’n:‘. I haw llkr‘n ’htl
(:I‘ EERlEss rim-1.") of who u! ilm uldwl and illfL’lh-‘ll‘t‘lflllllt‘b
dhplny ul' tin-murky. 'l’llu t‘lnwlnnil hum.» . vi nllIlIP m Ilu' Hair for vtw rdlv of ;
rat-y tllrvw «vil'fl il~ Imultiunrlc-r» In tlw ‘ : H H A R ‘l E Y '- DYES
0 I ,
cuntmnsduties represents Ilmnyfnllliilmnlnrv legnl i~l~~'tor by fraud or lllllllllililflnn it n 009
which do not reach thr- treasury. but am paid crinw too grow to bo- rrgm-«lul lightly. 'I'h.
by our citizens utlio increased custof domes. right ”I rwry qirnlitlml vlw'lur 1., mm on.
ticpmductions resulting from the taritf laws Irw ballot null to lmw it lioumtly comm-d
__IIII}’ IIOt intend 1“ (llfit‘mlll in the minds of mu»! not I)» qumtionwl. I'Iwry a'oih‘titulioiud
The 131101;. Ranges _
E. K. Lockwood & Cosfi
. . ', ' ‘ , . " . r
«lunar-Hyman "f InyiuR dutivsnnmnr im‘i'mh'm'lINN"W "wk" ”m “gm 8* Hill” filly“: 33“"1'1‘13‘7‘ I‘M-lull I'- a TIP;willgngzlz:“#533333". ”3i!“tn‘itll'l‘ll('-‘x-]‘::;11I§:S. Sill-E .. (Ins
WW foreign pri'illut‘tis. but it inrlmrly ul~ WW» Ill-“ll 1" l;““j”hbl:”l“’"llj v'll""'(““' ”in“; l IllnIl:tlllltl::ll.|l:ulli innlatl- slilllrltHlilllllldl ‘ll: '2 Main st ‘ I?:érlllgduidiglllléx‘zlull:IIlliuill'll'll‘l ‘ P m u L I 4 l lune”, ‘5'“,
ml,“:l‘£1§‘?'..lilu?§llg“fhr ‘l.:;:;:'r;r ..:.’.'3.:'.:.r;..;:..:.; .31.. 25:".36' :33; “f . . "’8 ' tr.:;'r‘.-:.t::€:,:r..s.~ 1* ""3 Hamsm’ Order“ " - < . ""
......m...............,: u ”out“ 3 orwalk- ' ’ W " T"- Worm.
IIUY'I": l'bimnru'y.niulllm. It l'lniptnihrugmet». ‘ fur lrm- of \"Illpll. Sponm-n. t'hnmma. la nkerl
would no revise our laws as to lay the burden i'illb‘ll‘llill- “W." m“- ll"““""" '"mmm." ' “MW" W“ “M“ T'M'W'” i" ‘h
of the custom revunue upon articles that are
not produml in this muntry, and topIm-o
upon the free list all mmputing foreign
produrtn. I do not stop to rofuu- lliln lllmfl'y
utothe effect of our taritf duth, TIIIHI'
Wuhan?» it an atmh-nt» of maxinis and
not of the market;
They may be safely allowed to rail tholr
"tariff reform,“ if the» pwph- unclear
Itand that In the end the argument minim-Is
1m trade In all (minding prmlm'tn. Thin
all my not be readied abruptly. and its
W may be accompaniml with mmo ex»
pron-loam! sympathy for our protu'tul in.
dominant] our working pimple. but it will
minty come If them early "tops do not
arouse the people to effectivo mlaturw.
The Republican party holds that a prim-rt
In tariff In mmltutirml, wholewnw and
Worlo not offer a fixed lK'IltNllll-u
but a primipla. We will ravioli the whollul».
modify am. but airway; with an intelligent
which as; to tho effort upon alomnstii'. pm-
ductlon and the wagon of our working “mile.
We We It. to he mm of the worthy objects
of tar“! leghlatlnn to pmrvo tho Anwrimn
mar-ht for American Wlumm and to unity
taln the Mn aloof «age» by ailerpinte
dhcrhnattng doting upon~fomign «mun-ting
The effect of lower ram and
importation upon the public rovotiue
b mingvnt and doubtful. but not no the
«feet upon Amman [II‘OIIIII‘IIOII nml Ameri.
(In wagon. In: work and lower wages mint
hml an the Inevitable result of the In.
M ollerlnx of foreign goods in our mar
; ht. Byway"! mum for-thin mluotlon
at his wngu and the In: of the American
llllalrllfil the aim-ority "I thus» party [mall-r2. ‘ .. . . - . .
who HIIIN'III to tlle-ir run- for MIIIIIII’I only Ill 2 M. “I" “’0' MM h11”‘“' "u" "ml“! "”m‘
thmo- lm-nlitlm wtwrv the sulfrrigu- In frw rind
election rmults doubtful, and minim» thmr
didmm-lum-nu-nt will-re tho-ir \‘nIoN WNUIII Ir
writrolling and Illl‘lf' c-bolm- vmuiot bo vow
own-d. 5::
'I'Iwnntlon. not Ivar. tlum tho Mum-s. ind»
pmidn-nt for prmirriiy rind swurity upon iln-
intvlligvnw nnd morality of tho pmplo. Thin ’
common Illll‘l‘i'hl yory burly suggmtml na,
timmlnld in tho wtnblmluurnt iuul endow
mom of sl'lllmlll rind mllwgm in tho new
3mm; 'I‘lu-ru It. I lwlinve. n prm-nt uxigoncy
that Hill» for still mow Iilu-rnl and chi-wt at»
pmpriution-s In aid of minnow pu-hwl ultim-
lion in tho status.
'I’lu- Io'rritorial form of gowmmmit in a
wiiilimry oximlii-nt. not a pornmnv-nt civil
condition. It is ndnptnl to tlii~ exigvm'y that
muizmiml it. but Infl’llllflli hind-quot» and
arm nppr-wlt’l- whvn Illlpllfll to lewl rind
pnpulnn» u-ommunituu Hovornl torritorim
gm- \wllulslv to boat tln- burllvm and dia-
rlmrm-lln-Ilntii-a of II’l'I' mrumonwoaltluin
tlin Ami-rival: union. Tn oxvlmlv tho-mink)
(lolly llw jll‘il I‘Ifllllh "I tho-if "waldo um] [my
wvll P‘I‘IIP thvir indignant prutmt. No (“my
tion of tl‘n- [nlltlml pri'fori'm-I- of the [W
of a Iorritnry nhnuldrlnao nunimt them the
limpluildo door which lit“ opt-nod to two-
thirdsuf Ilueoxlatlng mm. lint mlmlenton
Ilionkl In,- rimluwly refund to any u-rritnry
aninjorilynf who-w- peoplo llll'l’lnll inutitih
tl-mslliut an-n-pugnant to our civilization
or inmiminumt with r. republlmn form of
.mommwnt.
'l'lwdm-lnrntimi of III» r-rmvontinnamiimt
“all «multimillion of capital. mgnnlwl in
trust: or otherwise. to remind arbitrarily the
condition of wh- among our eltlzom.” in In
harmony with tho vii-mi enh'rtalnoil and
publicly oxpmul try mo. long befom the i.-
umbllng of the umvuntlmi. Ordinarily.
cordial sham hm km of Idiom-u with
him. but under the omflkm of the trout In
nonwof It. forms the wage workoralonomf-
for: Iran, while u» capital nit-«Iva: mama
‘ t ‘I
by Hon. Iron 3. Iiwkwwul. run-undid In ‘JH'J”
inntmllo nm'luinnflon Lia-uh-nrmt l‘mwriioi
Juno»); upponrs In Iinn- vyn-rythin: In» uwr
“ny for rvnnrulnntiou. nod JIIIIKI‘ Hrny Is tlu
only known intuit-Int:- for judgvnt‘ tlu- mm.
of app-uh 'I'Iio- rvul Work of tho mnwulrnii
will In- lrntmu'lml nftor h u‘i-liu'k. ”on.
Umrgw Ilnynor. ul’ It-u-bmb-r. mu ohm-mil
tmnpn’nry i'lmirriuui.
'I‘lu- platform “I“ strongly IIIIIUN‘ thi
Iinliomil platform nnd tho- mllltllllnll‘ttllllll ul
I’rvnlllvtlf (‘lm‘vhmcl ruivl Ilovoi‘nor Ilill
Slangln-nl by an [III-Int"! Train.
ltumuxrxs. Svpt It. «A WI‘IIIIWW‘II, mid.
div ngwl mun. i-nrrylng a \‘nllm. vm» smirk
by tlnmng'uw of no «mt bound rapid trauudt
at tho mrm-rof Ilrmklyn mid Atluntlouw-
lllll'fl about 9 o'I'Im'k In»! owning. and in
\ ntnntly killul. 'I‘lw body on» drnggi-d I'm
nu-nrly lmlf n him-Ir by tho larnnroliw rind
iiuiuglml boy-mil row-mutton. 'l'Iw Willa» m»
tninmln night shirt. two millmm nndnvnrd
with tho rim-riptmn. “Julio Undo-n, No. l‘.‘l1'
I’nwoll stun-t. Norrishm‘n, l’n."
Tm Mm- Klllnl by rm [Carlo-Inn.
"ELENA. III. T.. Iii-pt. l:.’.~~’l‘ln~ prom-hm
mplmlnu of n blunt In tho mulli Inn-o or
Wivlnm‘ tunnel, on tho Mont/nun Contra
railroad. moth of this city. Iilllwl tmnnm
and wrimmly woulnlvd Ilvo. 'f'lio oxplmilui
wail mum-d by tho «wuuriiuihm of a giant rap
whirbwnn liml n» a warning In the north
flu-o of the tunnel, tho hmllngnnow Irving
very flow tngvtliv-r. This Is tho lint woman)
omnrrlng in the tunnol, which Is Ul‘t'l‘ a mill
long.
New Hampshire Republican (‘lnlm
(.‘mmmn. N. II. tic-pt. li-le. mm mm
Ventlou of Ilotmbllran rluhu who hold yonder
dly. It mun round to form a pinto marlin
tton auxiliary to the minimal Immln of Ra
pulillmu chitin f’mldlngnfllrm wmeloctod
an uncutivo «nmnlttm formed. emitting a
one momlmr from with mainly. and dehgata
at large In the national mnwmthm chasm.
M“... W._.._
Input Ilium”: Holt ”mm.
N" You. Burt. 12.4mm: Win
the sum court My dunked 1h
“THE PANSY”
3'.
S PECIAL SALE.
We will open on Tuesday, September 11th, at 9 A. M.
, I‘Jllll yards of «I5 in. ITNIIIJ'IACIII‘II) III’SIJN. r'xlm quality, at “’4' pm' yml, worth We.
at mine pervmilngo. Ono lot. of dnmagcd Kll) (Ililll' I’IS lbr '
permit. 25 skreins of EMBROIDERY SILK for I‘ll:
Prices. 30. 35. 40, 45 and 50c.
.
Adjustable Basile.
.‘w per pair.
.-
Idren’s rind (Iontrl’ llandkorehlolv.
6. li. l.()CI{VV()()I) &' Ct)... Nor‘walk.
This sale will continue until all is sold. Also other MITSLINS
'l host..- goods IllIVl.‘ boo-n selling: for 55“)” and $51.25. Also another lot for 508
GENTS’
W ~~ ‘ ‘ For ’3IJIII :uid $.25. Ileduvod from $2.00 and $2.25
11 '1 I J “XII. “I’M!"(‘IIA ilIIIIISOI' M” W ”‘WanWV’lfl
I
b} [I b MUSIII‘I Underwear
GIIIIII llIlIK
FOR 50 on.
lIIIlIIIIIlIIIIEII.
Remnants in WOO]. DRESS GOODS in lengths from 1 to 15 yards.
from 5 to 50v each; also a. full line of Chi
l. W.
Ladies’ Gossamers
Which will be sold at prior-s to suit all.
Aim a line of
Woolen Blankets, If, 141, 1}.
Bargainsin TableLinens
Ludies’ III'IIISTITCIIEI) I'IANI)KI€III'IIII‘.I"S. plain. white and colored burden,
A I‘l‘lllllt.‘ nl’ l5 per cent on till STIIA W MAT
& M. s. SMITH,
.OUTE NORWALK.
I‘INGS.
Norwalk Chronicler