THIS ,wmmn . 4-1-
lElll & llflll’S.
To reduce stock we willnell :loal Plush Sacquco at $25 and
$19 50, former prices $38 and $31 Plush and Cloth Jackets
reduced in same proportion . '
We have about fifty Misec:1 and (lhtldren'a (Jlmilos included
in our bargains for this week. They must llclltrltl ; please call
and get the print-o ' . .
We shall make it stir in Domestics lhltl week.
‘ Moolins, one yard Willie, 5c; Unbleached Muslim, tile;
Standard Prints. tie. .
" The balauco of our Holiday Goods we Wlll close out regard
less of cost. ' ~ _
" Carpets at. old prices l0l tin» week.
Bleached
Best
.4...
--suuno & ton-—
Horwalk and South Norwalk.
Slllll'HNllllWlLKllllSl‘llNSl‘flllll
-—~—« ”900. »
We are going to other two Special Bargains tor this week, and
we feel confident in saying that never have two such bargains
been ofiered in South Norwalk before.
I .---Gents’ Underwear.
We have on hand about 100 dozen Gents! Grey Mixed
Underwear, of which the great majority is flowers. which
explains how we ollcr them at the price we do To get them
we had to close out the entire lot left at the l'ac'ory. Our
price is to be for this week 39 cents each. It “till pay
you to 100‘: at them, for in looking, we know you Will buy.
inasmuch as these are no second rate quality, but would hold
their own against any 62; cent Underwear offered in town.
25~4Latitt tints nationalists.
Garments that we sold early in the season for $15, today
can be had for $9.95o-a clear saving of $5 per garment ; thusc
we oflered at $8 98 reduced to $4.95. We expcut to lose
money by the operation, but to ollset this we shall have the
use of the money, and also shall not have to carry the aiUCl-i
over. Remember those otlers hold good only for this \Vtrtfh' at
~THE—v
South Norwalk Boston Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK CT.
.M ..-. ..
linen Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Ereulngu'.
BALANCE
()It‘
llllllllAl llllllllS
A'l’
._,.. ”m.”
. llltltllllall & Son,
' ‘84 WASHINGTON ST., ‘
mm NORWALK. cw.
ll. Kllllilillll’S MlL
u
with a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year? and invite. you to examine our otock of good thingu lbr
the holidays: Elegant Sweet Florida Omngto from 25 count
per dozen up, (lrnpo Fruit, Mnlugu Grapes. all ltlmln ot Nola,
Candie», Figs and Dots-a. We are selling largo quantitino of
Tea for 45 cent.» per pound. We have the larger-t annulment
ol Imported .lntns in the city. It will not you nothing In in»
spect our gooda uml we tulle [Ilt‘ttSlllt' in showing them
F.
autumn. unmet: m» mull-Ill!” unto“
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets.
SMOKING AN 1 ) \VA'I‘ HR snort-s
FANCY cu vs, savanna arm PIE‘OHERS. ‘
Mugs. Plato and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Warn}
INVE .ll'a'l" Llit'illVEll A FINI STUCK 09'
(it'll Goons am: rtmr m“ nND ow. no; .4 Ln «'1' rue; mortar Phlt'p‘u,
F. H. NAME 12: BHO.§
LlNElllS‘l‘llllEj
Stll7 HI Ntlllwl‘ LK. C05"
on. , .
We are now manly to close out. all 'l‘rimuw-‘l Plots aml lltm “
nets, which or have on hand. at : Very low ligrurv. lll litiii-
nerv Gum],- mm! 3:. before lln- ltolitlu *s. A title! til tut-o t..
not a hat lilt’ttlt,
Promos, this out floors at a float Baotou.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are Ellllwlllg’ lltu? lllihl multiple-to line of For floods in
thetown, .‘slullsol' all kinds. {7.1th in large Virivty M. '30
cents on the dollar. All m'tst lm will lwtlm» tho holiday-“t
All kinds of Furs.
Latter no Gellt’ Underwear, Hosiery and numerous
of all kinds. must bo sold at any priw. .1» WP llll’ nil giving up?
these departments. All lllllfil {(0, Fit t'ulttt’ ;l cmt‘n
HOLIDAY NOVELTIEWE 2:
Albums, Dolls. llt'icat B :tc. Top, Autograph All‘iumn‘, Slim
cal Albuuw etc. All the none-st things for prowutw. (furrow
and cxzuniuv. A new assortment of .luwvlry Rilllmm, lltb
boos. Children's llosicry. tmt bl..t:l<, 1th:
.‘ltlllzu’kt’llln Swath :
lltvlt'l Non: iflk,
Blotfl-i I (Rum l
llltllllllllllll in tour
A'l' Tall-2 ”I.” #11 Nb of
THADDEUS GUYER
munch-nor lo 'I'. Bun (Buyer & M),
S P R I N G W O O D ,
A '1" "it "E mi PRO it P'I‘IJ’ FILLED).
any People find it. to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE U153 A TFLI ALI...
mmrot-tztuttz
Norwalk Oystersl
Fish, flttltii: lllatt, Salt hill (:0 Al
scam .t )I’l-‘t, l I
Pm Toronto Itntpnp, Imported Su- ‘ , ..
EXllllllllll lllll' tlllll
Jun-m...
"out:tarot-tattoo" ,
stout: Putts noon
mounts.
l
tern tottrdnrmolmd Good-n l
l
,- . - m: “nonunion-..—
Grand luduoements
”an." m
CASH BUYERS
anon" univznzo vacuum
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Ono mun-Tho non.
“rung-two
”no Dial-I hull" I Spatially.
Orion Morel mm.
mm
M nu t Hunu.
. mm mm memo/n."
H . N Aslln “nob.
tritiul
. Urinary Emma»:
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titan all Lint tin
emu Mum no».
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trtlfiewl‘ on in m '3! ”MW. um (Wm
flurry alto-c ”W to In:
on m In the (Mural-mm Wont; linear;
out “our t'uru that on! more ym m mint!
mom
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(from Medicine (30.. PM. 5.1
or.» if
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FILES, Humans,
Marvin's, om. m It up out at!
In .trm RM» Dru-l 71 r» my»! in
FW’b HIE 31$ Him}?! WEE.
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elevation: blow it: .1, .
mt mm mamas” or «no:
Stool Elwin Fm Wagsns.
Pom cm, Railroad can
Rood cm. Utility Outs.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Kim
Buggies, Phalanx, Baum,
.— Spindlc Wagons,
tap and “in Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
fnL‘ao'fJom‘ifi mm“: answer,
Thy or! flier «flflm 3&3: 3.13! w
you 63'.va Wagon” have a no! new
minimum: on to mutiny, style Mal £42m ‘,
mono emperor. saw me We
how out: tin-w mm “not?“ on the
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I flue Victory“ Over‘iBlg Foot‘s
. povwl be in trying to lower in way back to
t (be Haul Limit
8m
Bondsman.
wwrznr‘i
trwwrmx KILLBD.
am on llulnd a! flu lulu-
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Wmmmnt. Dec. tit-din]. Goo. Scho-
ltld humlud tho following telegram
from (in. an... dual Hermon, 8. 1)..
Doc. ”2 "Col. tor-yum uyl dxtytwo dud
lull» mu um count-d on the phtn
when the Mann no nud- to disarm
Flu foot’l bum-ml when the light beam
on other out: o! the ground um eighteen
flan. The-ado not. lucludo those killed
In urinal. when: dead wanton were seen
but not counted. Six were brought in
badly wounded. and nix other» were with
oputyof twenty-three men and women
which Capt. Jukwn had walmudon when
mm by About 1.50 Brute Indiana from
tho matey.
lot For Alli. and Unborn.
“ ‘1'th account-J comments Gen. Brooke.
10: ”tiny-two men killed. and leave» but
luv all" and unhun. The women and
children broke for the bill: when gm tight
maintained. and comparatively low of
them were hurt and tow brought in.
Thirty-nine are here. of which number
Neutron: are wounded. Had it not been
for the “tubby the Brules an accurate
mum would have been made, but the
ravines were not marched afterward. I
think thin shows. very little apprehension
from Big Foot'n hand in the future. A
only of forty is reported as held by the
«out. at thebndof Mexican creek. These
00min of all nizu, and the cavalry from
Booebud Will bring them in if it is tme.’
A I’ll-thwart! Locum lo the stout.
“These Hollow,” says Gen. Miles, "un-
dtfflix Foot were among the most. den~
pol-Ate. Tum: were thirty-eight of the re
minder ol the Cheyenne river and thirty
that [make any from llump’a following
when he took his band and the Sitting
Bull fruit-unto Fort Bennett, making in
all nearly to; warriors. Before leaving
their mrnpa on the Cheyenne river they
cut up their haI'DPSfi, mutilated their
muons and .tartul south for the Bad
lands. evidently not to rrturu, but to go
to war. Troops were plural between them
Am! the Bad lands. and they never ouc-
uaealal in joining the hostile.» there. All
their mover-rents were intercepted, and
“JOUWW lms at thr hands of the Seventh
cavalry may be a Wholrsmne lesson to the
other réioux.”
T-uty-flv- Dbl-Hero Killed.
“afloat Director Bathe telegrnplrs Sur—
gzun lierlrral Suzhrrbtmi from I’m» Ridge
agency, under date of Dec. it", i“ follows;
"I rep lfl during an engugvmmtt \vith
indigo» fitteeu mile» from here, and during
a dummy); tire on this agency, the follow
lug Cullulllfi: Capt. Walloon. twenty—
liw men of Seventh cavalry and one ludi-
am not“ killed; Lieut. Burlington, Sev-
uxtlz cavalry: Llrttt. lluwthorue, Srcond
mutiny. and tlnrtvelght men Wounded.
’l‘lnn imrlucna two men ot’ Second infantry.
Matty noun-la are wrrn'. Hospital Stew
in! Pollock klllul. Han- nleo about thirty
95.15am Indiana, mm, “Utlltll and Milk
darn "
Throw “flfldll'll Indiana lilllod-
Additional tulurmntion concerning tue
ln'ttr ikTWrrlt gnu-mulch! trump» and in-
surgent Indian. on» l'rruived at tlte Indian
bureau Hum Indian Agent lluyer, u! the
I’ll»: Hal-g.— mac-no); who felt-graphed to
Commissioner filer-gun an follows: “On
“warmed lime Cfrcln, while the withers
were din-arming Big Font. and his bang! af-
wtbciraurrender. a tight took place, which
[rotated in the blunt: «.t about tilt) Indians
uni several of the sutdn 3’... including Capt.
Wallace, with 3| numocr Wolllt'll'tl 'l'wu
b‘tnhe aml llih pally. who went on White
(jig; cmi, jtht lit-luv: ilk-l Clotttl'n house,
opened fire on the rim-troy from the hill-
10y» «Inmate (be hour-Hug M'lmul, wound—
ing 1w0a0ldnrn‘. The when opened lire,
mm; mo of I'm: Strike's Indians and
narrowing other». To» Strike and his
hand have retreated in a nort'tmeaterly
direction from (In: «gt-my, and 1:15an
Tbu~ tor the Pine Ridge
Indiana hawt'uxen no mztivr purl. in the
mattrr, Big Foot, Kat-Mu; Hour and Two
hula: and lil- hunt! ttuvo- irsrti. :md (tn: tak-
ing, an 34::in part in t'uv: llmturlmucc."
L'muunsswuu Mot-gnu Mtll the dispatch
Whitman! Soblr. utm untuexllotrly took
it to the prurient.
thirty-“rum Indian I'oll.
”nutrition. Minn. Dec. :ll.-—‘l’thour—
ual'u linuhvtlte wont says: “A scatter
in]; fire at long rung.» «.49 Kept up rmmt of
Twlny night lrcl mw-u two Strike‘n bum!
tum the height» umttmmt of the agency
Ami lhr troopn ‘l'mn commenced upon
the arrival ot a .‘Hnttz «avnlry troop from
Col. llrurg'n wrumand in tho Bod lamb.
The alumna» (bun tm upon-tut are one
wither Lilo-d and our wounded, At A
at In. an atl'mpt “an mode by Two
b‘nh’» bowl to upturn thv seventh on.
pink supp!) lrmn returning from the
“your .4! :bar bottle I“ Wounded Knee.
[pun bun»: ttu- about the troop» mantle .
dub, tuutnl ttu- n-tl-t and killed thirty-
litre: of town. In Harmon: to the nlgnal
lint!» not»! up bun-ind» of nettle“ tool
may but to stir titanium and court
mm 1'!»- murmur-or Cont. Wanna III"
mind and Will bu forwarded to For:
“abut-Mn
A Bimini ‘llrfll-M In 71mm
(Man/l. Net. , how. at. Kenn in «pauper-
chum illmxl‘r hunt the «mt of war. Dio—
gutdu» tn lbw. army bond-gunner» state
that a normal ultimo-b in m primrose be»
tam ll»: tumum and the troop. and
polite. It in Mun-d that a portion of the
[mutan- will prove tmwharoun and join
the boa—trim
lurch" Int-Ila nl Ibo VIM flunk.
”It Bronx .turzxn'. 5, It. Dec. 3”.“le
but» on Womulnl Kim» crack was blood-
hood root-r mun, than the and upon.
MW, Twmtyflw wldien m killed
ad thy-nro rm mmmlwl. Karly lw
lull-no loll before the trim»! of flora! that
«an down from our tum-rm and gun: of
the Coin-I Stat” mop. Tlm moon" to
which Bi. PM) baud tnrrml upon their
W. about below- the terribly ruining
my and who: down no many whiten rink
Whit; that ha- Irmmpnnicd the Indian
and AW. Though mmmbsnrd by
their quorum ”WM they diam-yd
A have of radius daring and bravery
tho! it» Mir lm equaled.
A be." of Win! I’D”.
The Int m of More on: made
l
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W mt! mu 3m W»
loci am a detachment «of - A
wkmuwmnhthemwdmo
any“! arm found. Thu order round
amt» taunt (men. or m radoklu utm
Probably they team! that they would be
that down without mercy u soon u the!
were made detonate“. With dam
bravery tho 1:!) Indiana turned upon their
to. and poured a tflaptful volley upon the
Ioldlon that were authored closely about.
the up“. The Ioldlem were commonly
They had not expected W,
m tn the hu at such ovarwbelmln;
«Ill. They had come so near to the tent:
and were gathered so closely together that.
the first volley swept down bolero it o
more of the brave men.
A Deadly Return Flu.
The soldiers, madden“! at. the nightof
thclr tolling comrades, hardly awaited the
command. and in a moment the whole
front was a sheet of fin. Through tbll
horrible curtain llngle Indians could be
Icon flying, but ‘lutf the first discharge
fmm the carbineu. of the troopers there
were few'ot them left. They tell on all
sides like grain in the-mum of the scythe.
Indians and soldiers lay together and.
wounded, fought on the ground. The
wounded Indian-t seemed pomesned of the
courage of devils. From the ground where
they had fallen lbey continued to fire until
their ammunition was gone or until killed
by the soldiers.
Not a Live Indian In Sight.
It. was it war of exterminntlon with the
troopers. Tactics were alruoast abandoned.
About the only tacticR "us to kill while ll
could be done when-\- on India!) could
be seen. Down intutlnv creek and up over
the bare bill-t ill-r} were followed by artil»
lery and rnueketry tire, and for seven]
minute» the engagement it out on until
not a live Indian 'vnu m Siztlll. More than
ninety Indians were lulu-d by the deadly
fire from the Hotchlmw gum and the un-
Ewing aim of the whip-o. But when the
smoke cleared away it ‘v't'.l~‘. found that the
firing of the mdsktns hnl been only ade-
greeless etlorrtive. Fttlltr‘l' Francis M. J.
Unit, a Catholic price: who had hurried
to Ibo front to lend his servins in battling
the drtlitgultioo, lay on the tictd with a
mortal wound in the lungs.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condemned Tell-gran“ Gathered in BID-
dmn from Various Places.
The president has signed the. commit}
uion of Henry B. Brown. of Michigan, as
usocinte justice of the supreme court of
the United Suites.
. A number of people were seriously in-
jured by falling walls at u fire in Burling-
ton, In., which did $51M,btxnlamnge.
Chancellor Mctiill has appointed ex-
Judge Burkulnvv receiver of the firm of
Nightingale Bron, :tll; manufacturers. of
Paterson, N. J.
The 9 yenr~old son of Baron von Meysen-
berg, Austrian cormtl at Sen-Orleans, was
run over and killed by a horse car in that.
city.
The spitmvm of the Clark Thread com-
purry in Kearney and Nn-um‘k were notified
that unit—as tin-y applied for uork at the
gates of the mills vxttlmut lurtherdolay
their services would he no longer required.
The hplllllt‘l’rl, generally. rt’fllnt'd to return
to work.
The Notch rniltva) :trikem begin to
show unmlwmkablc signs 0! weakening,
owing to the number of tlnsenions from
their runhv. The companies have chttnged
their tot-tics. and nut-and of instituting a
rlrnmr lm-lnmr against rim nmn ”my nu-
oflcriug every inducement. to individuals
to resume tbwir forum-r plat-us.
Governor Hill has ztrrepted the resigna-
tion of Gen. Amaau J. Parker, of the Third
brigade of the Suttorml Guard, and up
pointed in his stand ilrix. Gen. Robert.
Show Oliver, of Albany.
John J. Heed, who “it's indicted for nllsv
placing the “cubbugu' awitch on the New
York Central and Hudzon River railroad
near Greenbush dun-2m; the big strike, was
neon-mm} to seven )eum' imprisonment.
Tllufllth‘ l. (‘nin and Arthur lluett, under
the allure llttl‘at'lmcul, plmtlctl guilty. Buett
was serrleucul to Clmtuu prison for two
years and L‘n‘m to thrw: years and eight
months,
New Work l‘nrmeu Meet.
L'Tlcn. X. \'.. DH'. ill.»—’l‘ln- tit-st annual
meeting ol rim New Yuri. Nate Funnel-3'
league was bold in till» my )wsterduy,
President. Edgar Knapp and Secretary 1!.
S. Cont—in resigned, but their resignations
were referred to the- executive committee.
Tin-Ir reports wrrc not ticcepu‘d, usthey
were 53K! to be lut'umplott’ and incompre-
llenstw. ’l'ln- retiring rice pl‘rsl'lz'lti was
quite openly reuvurctl for M4 “an during
the print tvwk. 'l‘bc otlicem elected for the
cunning your are: l’nwulvnt, ’l'nomus Arm-
strong, of l’lxithburg; vm- prmidems,T.
ll “irks, \\ afilllllgluu county; J. V. Henry
Knoll. Hurt-r County, null (leorgc Hatfield,
Oneida county; lt‘t'tun‘r, S. U. Spnultling,
Reusmlucr l'nltnl); wort-tarry, I". 1'; Dow-
lcy. Onondaga county; treasurer, A. )1.
bill, lllltcllr-N rounly.
.1 Blow (’uturn )lurolur.
'l‘rtmtsm. Pa. 1M. :it. «At ('laringtou,
lb'tq county, Edward S. Slumu-u. member
of the firm of Shipper: llrotbcrs. lumber
deulurt. ~lmt and ttmmntly lulled J. W.
Buy. one o! the mnployeet of the firm. “ml
blood WIN etmmultro'l by tiny coming to
work luv and berm: ~lxnrply reprimanded
by Mr. Shimwn. Say worked tlll noon
mu! then went to the llrln’n billets and do.
mmuled bin money. in settling accounts
the diupulo mm retwwetl, during which
the murdrml man drool. fihtppcn. Mr.
Shipper; rlnlmn tin- shooting mu done in
.wlt defense, un'l that he only llml when
he Iltolluill Im- ”qu mm to throw. Shipper:
in m jail. Ho) lemon a widow and I
family of umull children.
.lu Art-amt Final.
Until. N. ‘1, llw, ;ll. «I. W. ()rngg, of
llw (from: lututly ot’ m‘rubntg, with “I H,
(,‘lr-vduthl'.» mitmtrolw. “rut lust. night fined
wlrm “Marina the low which prohibit»
cliiidn-rt truth-r ill from appearing in any
‘ctnlmlit‘ sunrlortuuncc. llm «on Arthur,
“wit )4, tmk purl in tho performance in a
lively "mutter, t'mgg, who in on English-
mnn, will he WM not unto-«l on the lawn
of thin country, bu' admitted that be hit]
hem womml in Sun York and llmoklyn.
He promisrd not to nxltlblt the boy in thin
mm again.
'flwy Want rm Advance.
l’tnanrnn, ”t'f‘. m» Representative! ol
the Mom-nunltrlu river «tool "1le met. at
Iontmgnlwlu t‘lty nml msolrwltmlemnnu
Inlncrvmwol' pay for mining cool. The
meat rate to three remit: they willdo-
mind three and a half canto. to take cum
Jon. I. Baton-n the amt xix thousand
men are Inflected.
Ito-In Wu "IQR'M.PIL
BERLIN. "Pr. If. rle Ruirltlmmelgrr
confirms the slulernent of The 'l'mznblntt
that llama stalw- bellow-vi Emln l'nobn
wo- drtrrmlnml to pond: bk 1 sputum" on
In Ilia Honolulu: of tho- .\lmm in violation
dill! Maturation, and that “to M b
hour’s mall.
too not tonnes "BILL:
Colorado's Republican Senator: i
Oppose the Measure.
moron no woman stun
ho Addition: to tho Brant him .9
’IDHMII Phalanx—diam Bonn." “!
the Bill Dally: Needed Ila-Mill lam
“Mo-*0» Til-h It on Unfit-all»
Wasutxo'rox, Dec. 31.—-In the unto
Mr. Hoar continued his speech ln'favor of
tbealectlona bill. Mr. Wolcott (Rep) od—
droued the senate in oppooltion to it. The
financial bill was taken up lttlormallymud
Mel-n. Stewart and ltcngnn spoke against
it. The discussion of the elections bill
was returned, and Mr. Teller (Rep) woke
walnut it and ngninst the proposed choose
in the rules. Mr. llule Mid others urged
the necessity of disposing ol_ the bill im-
mediately. Mr. llonr reminded southern
senators that they bud pledged their ofll-
cialonths and honor {Lrl men that they
would give their devotion to the constitu’
tionalnmendmente if they were only let
backlu the Union, tree from the conno-
quencea of rebellion. And now they'd”
denouncing these constitutional amend-
mentana “a stupendous crime and blun-
der." The people were not blind to the
objects of the Mimiwippi constitutional
convention, for Jud-.12 Calhoun, the presi-
dent of the convention, hurl avowed the
purpose for which it was g:xtlxered,and
said that if he were asked whether it was
the purpose to l't'sll‘lcl negro suffrage he
would frankly unswur, "ch: that is what.
we are here for."
The Murder 0! Matthews.
Mr. Hoar recalled the t‘optub umssucro
in Mississippi, the murder of Fred Mut-
thewo and the burning at his widow’s
bouse,nnd said that within tltn present
Christmas season that. widow's son, the
Republican peatmader, .1 young man 02
2!, had been shot down in the streets of
Carrollton, the home of Senator George.
“How long!" Mr. lluar exclaimed," “how
long, 0 Hod. shall the blood of these
martyrs cry for Vcnzuilltt‘c from the ground.
How long shall the murder of man be-
cause they are Republicans be the only
crime to which Republicans are indifier—
out?"
Attacked by a unpubllcau.
Mr. “'olt-ott, the young Republican
senator from Colorado, followed .\lr. Hoar
in an animated speech :qutiust the bill.
Thé time which the Eitli engrossed was
not opportune, Nearly one-third of the
session um through. and tlztylightwns not.
yet Viz-bible ’llwrc “A n.- before the senate
mezLaurm ot nut itripurtztuce :lmt would
full lornnothery-nr ‘[ lz-tt-l unlesa they
were now amt-ll upon. Cumin"! the mean-
urrs awaiting action iir “limit men-
tionrt! [lie Min-r lllll, tlw .lpporliollmfllt
bill, the pure l't-ull l tll. the t.‘u;v_\'t'i:lit bill
and the private l.ll|:l mart hill. We stand,
he said, in Ilte :sbmic. x at u ,.:r~..t tit-anoint!
disaster. TLC peoplov mm to («ingress for
reltv-t', ’l'hcy nun: v' sumnce either
[but tltrrt- mil m- ughzldviou on the.
financial r-lllljt’t: or tit.” they will receive
adequate mediums of circulation. But
that was not :liunv the ruwm he opposed
the bill. He lwltevcti tlw pending hill
w
nbou'vl n.» Down“ a law an «my-”vi: invflwh . «
edtcslrml mlertrrrnrx- :tml u~~piutmge at
other than notional relations. and this was
contrary to {ht- ~ptrit of ;\71;‘."‘.c:utlll§!llll-
tions and a t nllstutziv to tl‘w unlit enjoy-
ment ol American ltbvrttvs. It was bet—
ter-that local and slide t'lul‘lllflli in New
York city should be atwmlwi by fraud and
dishonesty than that tbtty would be kept
pure by federal interference.
Bio More Civil Strife “Wu-ted.
Mr \i‘olcott .51in the people of this coun-
try wanted no more civil strife, and it
would be impossible to enforce such a law
against the united Opptmilluu ol the white
population in the southern states. The av
tempt would bring back the old data of
terrorizing and the Weaker race would snf<
fer. Retort-tug to thr- question suited of
Mr. Dolph by Mr. Kristi-9, Mr. “'olcott.
said than it the l‘him-se should obtain po
litical l'lttlll’ot in bi. atzlttr the white vote
in some wuz; :md by some method would
govern. It would ho Imwiycuud uuputrl-
otic to do anything all this time to renew
the strife and bitterness “‘lllcll wan foreign
to the npirit uml dangerous to the freedom
a! republican institutions. At the close of
.lr. \Vulctllt’n speech the elections bill was
mid alt-lull: lot'umlly. auul Mr. Stewart, ud-
trwsctl the *0!!in on the lull recently ro-
pul'tcd from the tiumm- mmmittec. He
dm'luml llml lut‘ but u ll‘ designed only to
old by purch.m21lu- wwulntora in New
York, Mm hold tzbmmmuncesof silver
bullion, and to gin: it bounty to the un-
liolml bunk-v by the mun of WMKXMXN) of
2 per cent. bun-h :t». .. lusts o! circulation.
'lu-Ilrr Marina! ”no Lutlgm I1"),
Air llmgm spot." in tnvor ol the free
cotnngc ul .‘lll-‘l‘r Pits-slut; to the elections
bill, Mr lI-ttgutt n'tgu'tunl ll on u piece of
[putletlHH wltmlt, m t-tlrt". Milli that: tho
proph- ul llzt- tannin ' l’t w'rt- incapable
of roll LUVQ‘ZtlllllTlll. ,‘Jr .ltwagun ulna
made on :t'.\ it .. nu tlp- pr-npowllclortul'e
molutmn
Mr, halt-r, l'nmr tttn'aothrr llwpubllmu
uqu‘uyr' ”Wu H. ’ w' :ml lllt' l‘lt'lftlollfi bl“.
In hi» Nlult, ‘ln’rl' ltzul lwcome a
tixm tlnltut; hm . lbll mm kt'pl. before
the wllull'l-nl thv- ;.<.r;mv or utnvtug ufl
[nllt'll tun-tlml .m-t mo *n rlrm‘tmlctl tlunn‘
cinl haudntum \‘v'tt-‘tm't‘ he would I'll“
for (in l toll or not tlt‘l“‘l"l ~t upon the con-
dltmn of Mir lull txlwn ll ,. mm to it Vote.
Ind I“. “ant-ml tut o, pm ; unit.) In Vulh.’ for
nnlt‘lhlllIVIJfi. H;- “A“ “UK out. of sym-
paru) mil: the pom rt UK the bill. 110
(mill-ll .tttvutu-n to tho mt'l that, tho pf!)-
pmml rt v.- rnlv “mutt prawn! uttmmlntenb
(”51",; . firm: toll. and on thll
“mm,“ ..,. known n H» thought. the
Wharton. would p t ,. ill" lflll by atuyihgin
“5‘5”“ ”mm mul tiny, :ttnt rflllt‘d ntwn‘
“3," to n”. 1,. u .stty tor trnmmlmto flm‘
cinl “mutation, nilbvnuh me will "NM
pump u u- moon were umlvr no obliga-
tion to nor in! to bill which «an brought
tlwrr- by bit-W York hunky-n.
Mr. llnlwttmuuut tor but would be planned
without rhmlemg tlw rttltut. Mr. Hon
Inltl lu- mmltl him to tom, the 50W
from .‘lmm- noggin! :t WHY “1 Which I
quorum world be but-t lltffl'. Ila BM tho
yttrium-a from Norm!» M14 00W“
not done the bill (nub-half ”landfill".
my hill ”2"" thin? ll)’ “10 mlfllhlm
'59 “menu-at throw It‘d-.4. Mr. Talk!
"ntmlto know “in“. hell been doucou
“It! all!" girl» to indie!"- l-bnl. oMl’IlcflVI
lactic: wont-t belt-ed. )lr. llnvrley replled
um neurml rumor crwntwl annulment:
the other old: with thin intention. fir.
Teller mid that mum-turd bud boon Dull
to got. to vote on tlrv- bill. It. would“.
sorry time- for tho American We who
{roulmn of statute in the serrate want
.1 Ho and that the minority had in m
to h- Iumd and to mm. by I“ m
m
in tn!
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