-- ltf i-- - foi": " OCTOBER 1806. v THE NATIONAL HaBDlIEe WASHEHGTOHTiK Of THURSDAY. 15. report showed organization Ser- dent's the rtiwf here daily. Good news comes from Cali- J. J. Heir, Co. K, IMHn Ohio, and CONTRACTED BRIEF NEWS, numerically and flaancialfy than ever befora. COMRADES ARE SAYING fornia. I hare received several letters from geant, Co. F, 184th Otiie, Downer's Greve, All the delegates took an ironclad oath teap WJATVEJE my frienis from the mining regiouB where I 111.: I have only onefrhing to say about press the Brotaorhood of St. Louis, Caxtoa was past years. Comrade Wm. McKinlejf,ind that is, I was League, and tbe Wahnetas of New York, all laboring as a miner in I IN THE WAR A report Guadalajra, Mnico, states say vote for McKinley. reared in Stark County; O., served three from of which, it is claimed, were formed to contral army fromrBtark County, and that tho dsmie by flood in the Mazatlan dis- the International Union in favor of eertahm 4 years in the reported, and from Every Tart of the Country. T. G. Boss, 16th Wis., Sherbnrn, N. Y.: I McKinley ffor State Attorney trict was greater thau at first subordinate unions. letters voted for Wm. Michigan Cav- tbat tbo loss of life is not under a hundred. your successful showing of the op thank you for twice. I write this article to assure the E B. KnowltoD, Fiftii The Most EeT. Edward White Benson, Arek-bish- inconsistency of unlimited free coinage, es- The London Dally News publishes a dispatch comrades tbat they make no mistake in alry, Tells of the Eilecls of Army of Canterbury, Primate of all England pecially in Tire National Tribune of supporting and roting for Comrade McKin- from Vienna saying that tbo Russian Ministor and Metropolitan, died suddenly Sunday dur- Aug. 2, and for your grand efforts for Com- ac- at Seoul has been instructed to inform tho ing service in Hawarden Churcb, in England. jTheir Hearts are True to Comrade McKInlev. ley and Sound Money.. My personal Life. a rade McKinley. I am sure that comrades Comrade King of Korea tbat Russia considers Korea He was stricken with apoplexy in the cbancel quaintance compels mectb'say that n. enongh Taryiug prices. part of Siboria. This closes tho Korean quea-tio- and expired a few minntea later in the rectory. generally have had McKinley has no staisKn his clothes, and From the JVw, Mushegen, biKr. " L Every wealthy class From Sontti Dakota. A Complicated Situation up and down gives the is a safe standard-bear- er for the boys in There are few pleasanter drives in this prt Earl Russell last week cansed tho anrest ia two Spanish troops Gen. Bornal and Col. mother-in-la- w, Editor National Tribune: The politi- two boosts and the poorer classes blue. belong to a G.A.1S. Post here, and of the couniry tbiui the one along the South nnder London of Lady Scott, his on a Tbiijune: For the knock-out- I Gromados insurgents under Editor National cal situation in this State is rather com- s. Let us have a solid basis. 80 comrades not Griuid road, runninp between Grand engaged the charge of criminal libel. The charge grows oui ex-soldi- will say that out of 700or rivor eecond time in onr generation the I Antonia Maceo, near Guauamo, in tho western of Lady Rn&jell's Lady Scot plicated. The Republicans and Populists Lewis Campbell, Co. E, 70th Ohio : take more thau two are Bryan men or Free Sil- Haven and Bass Eivcr. a little hamlet about suit for divorce. as to whether they love, I capital of Ottawa part of Pinar del Rio, and after hard fighting was released on $5,000 bail. are being tested have united on candidates for State officers pleasure in reading articles from my com- ver. fourteen miles from the loss is reported to to Legisla- Connty. And especially is that so iu these defeated them. The Cukan party or country best, and I am glad below Governor, and the fusion on rades, declaring tkeir intention to line up as Neb.: That have beeu SO killed and many wounded. Tho The Sultan is reported to have signed aa st L. J. Griffith, Nehawha, days, when tho rich autumnal colors are for country tive nominees will result in a Republican-Populi- country the com- October Spanish loss was 12 killed and 92 wounded. In iradt, promising reform for tbe whole ef say that the veterans here in '61 to defend our from "characteristic you published last beginning to give radiance to the woodlands Legislature, which will mean the McKinley, letter" are a second engagement between the troops under Turkey. first For awhile it did seem that Free Silver mon enemy. I shall vote for week from Central City, Neb., I can scarce along tlio route. On the eleventh of this month to the United Maceo's forces, lost Ex-Go- v. the return of Senator Pritchard Protection, and Sound Money, and most of is cer- a of tho Morning News took this Gen. Bornal and the latter Levi K. Fnllcr died at Brattleboro, was going to carry everything. But be remembered believe was written by a soldier. It represmitativo 100 killed and bad 200 wouudod. Tbo Spanish States Senate, for it will that my comradesin Missouri will vote the same not characteristic of the fraternity as trip to intorviow a ccrtHin Mr. U. B. Knowltoti, Vt., Ia3t week, aged 5G. In 1350 Mr. Fnllcr people have arrived at a second" aud serious was only elected by the Fusion Legisla- tainly loss was 91. was elected to the State Senate, in 1SSG as Lien he way. We canuot expect any favors from know them in this State of Nebraska, I a farmer, living about a mile away, about his and now realize that nothing '94 to fill out the unexpired term of I physician,Wcdnos-da- y tenant-Governo- r, and in 1S92 Governor of consideration, ture of the men we fought against. We now have can assure you. euro from rheumatism. Dr. Carl F.Nitz, a Chicago so destructive expire Mc-Kiul- ev. cold- Vermont. short of a civil war would be the late Senator Vauce, which will strong hopes of carrying Missouri for Reunion at of last week murdorod bis wife in a and prosperity as Having attended the late blooded During a quarrel ho stabbed to our National growth the 4th of March next. to tnlk manner. There Is no remedy equal to Hood's SarsaparUIa is going on other Lincoln, an opportunity was afforded her in tho abdomen with a surgical instrument. free coinage of silver, and the tide The Democrats aud Populists, the of the for scrofula, salt rheum, nnd every form of bloo4 Electors. Calvin P. Walrond, Co. B, 15th Mo. Cav., with comrades from different parts Tho wound was not immediately fatal, and tho the other way. hand, have fused on Presidential and al- dUeae. It Is reasonably sure to benefit all who hard time for four for Bryan and Pierceton, Okla.: I have always liked The State. I found them enthusiastic doctor stabbed her again in such a manner a3 "We have had a very Five Democratic Electors arc Money Mc- Xlvo it a fair trial. Bo sure to zet Hood's. both ends meet. for Bryan aud National Tribune, because it has always most unanimous for Sound and to insuro her death. Ho then, as it provod by years in the West to make Sewall, five Populist Electors 1 by majority of our for Bryan been the old soldiers' friend. But I am Kinley. The ratio of 1G to is about right; notes tbat wore found after bis death, sat Itebel i'emioncr In Florida. Free silver has the gieat Watson, and one "Silver" Elector to 1 for tho woman's side, watching her die slowly, aud he said to their as better pleased with it now than I ever have that is to say, 16 for McKinley Tallahassee, Fla., Oct. 4. The State Pen- comrades against it here, it and Sewall. This will make it doubtful speech on now and thou, to nolo tbo effect of another is true, who have failed in vote of the been; so much sothat I don't think I will Bryan. Gen. Prentiss made a sion Bureau is now busy making glad the credit. A few, it to who secures the electoral get but, like wound, ho would jab bis knifo into her again. sending for office in the Repub- or McKinley. Had there been ever be without it as long as I can the Shiloh, aud it wasn't all Shiloh, 550 pensioners on tho roll, by onb getting nominations State, Bryan some "politics Ho carefully noted all tbo symptoms of tho checks for pension gone over to the other side, in field dollar to pay for it So keep hitting some other speeches, had dis- tbo third quarter's due. lican party, have three separate electoral tickets the woman's approaching demi3e. When majority of pensioners are tho3o who office, not for country by and I think the old soldiers will in it." by shoot- The the and got nominations to McKinley would have secured the Stale covered Dr. Nitz committed suicide suffer from disabilities caused by sickness or writer in 1879 all stand up for you. I am one of those Co. B, 19th hut for revenue only. The a handsome majority. As it is, the State is H. L. Whitehonse, Captain, THE leader of herd. ing himself. wounds in army service. To these the av- of serving in the Legislature, coming landslide persons who cannot see why the miner is Ky., Perryvillc, Ky.: have been reading the had the honor yet doubtful, and in the I fifty-on- e The Czar and Czarina of Russia landed at erage pay is about $96 per annum. Total ex nomination any better than the farmer. The farmer Mr. Knowlton is a man years of age, but this year was beaten for the to McKinley it will furnish a surprise. The some letters from old comrades in different and served three years in tho war, being a Chorbourg, France, and were cordially wel- peuso of the State on this account will amonnS office lack of only has the right to sell his wheat and do me for said position, but no or free silver sentiment is not as unlimited iu parts of the world. Those letters meinour of Company F, Fifth Michigan Cavalry. comed by President Faure and a large assem- the present year to about $70,000. The sub would induce him to go against would have corn in the best market he can find, and good, although am racked with blage of people on Monday of last week. Aftor disbursed last year wa3 approximately tbe Domination North Carolina as the Bryauites selling much I Ha has lived in Allendale, Ottawa County, the best interests of the country. it appear. the miner ought to be satisfied with pain. I thought perhaps a few Hues from Mich., sinco tiiu rebellion, and is ono of tho reviewing the fleet and attending a banquot same. consider Comrade McKinley a second The Republican party in this State was his bullion in the best market he can fiud. ine might cheer up some old soldier in a dis- substantial farmers of tho county, bis farm, the Russian visitors left Pari3, where tbey wero Tb8 thousands of Union veterans who went I received with onthusiasm, which tho Czar Lincoln. He has worked up from a poor never before so well organized or enthusi- John Waters, Venango, Pa.: I am for tant land. We old vets here, on and near which contains one hundred and eighty-fiv-e after to Florida, and holpcd develop tho State inte P. reviewed tho Fronch troops at Chalons. Toy to bis present standing, and earned every astic Strong Republican clubs abound in McKinley, for Sound Money, aud for pro- the old battlefield of Perry ville, Ky., are all acres, being a valuable property. He was work- one of tho moit prosperous in the Nation, are ing in tho field when approached by the re- re- lionor that he has received,andhasfilled every every city and hamlet in the State, while tection to American industry. McKinley is for Comrade McKinley. We know the It was stated in London tbat negotiations to NA- porter, his hand-sotii- o taxed pay these pensions. Editor position given him with credit to his con- Democratic clubs are rather a scarcity. the true friend of the soldier. Let us com- Southern Confederacy was founded on a but kindly invited him into lating to tho Venezuelan boundary question will brick liouso, and when asked about the Paunce-fot- o TIONAL TfilBUNB. stituents and honor to himself. The citizens Notable among the Republican electors are pare the two men. It is well known what falsehood. Now, look carefully and see who be resumed on tho return of Sir Julian very of country Are benefits bo had received from taking Dr. to Washington duriug the present month; of this couniry have become tired Hou. E. Douglass Carter, our elector in this Maj. McKtuley has done for the arc the leaders of the Bryan party. : was in army From 2few Jersey. by own led the Williams' Pink Pills, said "I tho an early settlement is looked for. ieeding uejrgars, made so not their the Ninth District, and Hon. H. A. Gudger, while in the field in front of the enemy; they not the very same meu who for threo year4, ami it wa3 while there 1 con- Editor NationaiTkxcdxe: T7e aretll fault, but because free trade has closed so also from this district, but one of the electors also what he did iu the halls of Congress. Southern hosts to a bloody detcat? Now, tracted thu rheumatism. After coming out I It is reported that fire" in Guayaquil, Ecua- very much pleased here with the stand yonr Siate-at-larg- dor, destroyed 15 squares of buildings. The mauy plants, mills, and factories. for the e. They are gentlemen Now, what did Bryan, the blatherskite, do ? dear comrades, let us not let them deceive was lame and sore a good deal of the time, but paper has taken for McKinley, Sound Money, loss is estimated $51,000,000. Incendiarism Two years ago we had the largest Post in throughout and adjoining States Here is he He voted against us by making-u- s believe that the free and was not sick enough to go to bed. At first I at known this what did: is suspected, and tho people are furious. and hone3ty. I hope that he will he elect- the State, in which political matters are for their com age aud ability, and they are every measure that would benefit the sol- unlimited coinage of biiver will make good was not very bad, hut as time went on I became ed. This country has always prospered strictly prohibited, and during this cam- striking some tehiug blows for Republican- dier, unless the soldier was a Brigadier in times. worse. About a year ago J was so bad that I Germany has practically prohibited tho im- when there has been an old soldier at the weut over to had to give up my work on tho farm. I had portation of our canned beef. paign but two of our comrades ism. the rebel army. I cougratulate you on the 13th 111. Cav., head of the Government, D. M. for office. James F. Mitchell, Co. 1, doctored with doctors and taken a great deal of Psic, the Populists, and got nominations Senator Pritchard, who has spoken already Open Letter of Sept. 24. You put it to the 40G, Woods-to- n, The Peruvian Congress has approved of the IT. Mc- and Commander, WoodstonPisf, medicine, aud had become kind of discouraged. Hackettstown, J. Democrats, two came over to coffee-boiler- s, bounty-jumpe- rs treaty friendship commerce between Of three iu most of the principal towns of the State, deserters, and Kan.: I see wearing the Bryan Nothing seemed to help me, aud finally I weut of and a to Sound comrades arid A. Kinley aud one went over the has been greeted everywhere with the warm- in great shape, but not strong cuongb. The you to A. J. Whito and asked him Peru Japan. Great Admirer of Tlio National Tribua. com- button. Comrades, that means have the drug store of Honey Democrats. Pretty good? Our est receptions ever accorded a Republican in next shot give them grape aud cauister. ho had any tiling to kill or euro me. He said Mr. and Mr3. Waltor M. Castle, of San Fran- Editor National Tbibjke: I am a days discarded Comrade McKinley and picked up if rades are standing by the country as in North Carolina. The people know that he McKinley will receive 300,000 majority in Bryan, slipped bo bad Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Palo Peo- cisco, Ca!., wore arrested in London lastweok great admirer and enthusiastic reader of big fight here, as our a jack in the shape of W. J. of old. We have a is in sj'mpathy with them and stands for Penubylvania. from under the deck by Harris, Daniel, Vest, ple, and ho thought if I would take them they on the charge of stealing furs from dealers in your paper; think it is doing; a grand work Slates Senators are Popo-Deuio-crat- s. be mo. and before city. two United their interests. Old Union soldiers will William Newhoff, Co. I, 5th Mich. Cav., Tillman, Blackburn, and Morgan, Jones of umld help I purchased a box that for our cause. E. E. Bechtel, Montpelier, Senator Pettigrew said in a speech re-ele- ct our Con- taking all of them I folt better, and I knevr glad to know that we will Creston, Neb.: I am glad to hear that so Arkansas, etc. Comrades, tell us what Chicago Day, the anniversary of the great O. here that though he did not have the proof, gressman from this district, Richmond Pear- thoj had helped mo. I continued taking the fire, was observed in tbat city with political core, mauy of the comrades are for sound money. these men have done for the country, and pills, aud for past three months I have not the Supreme Court was rotten to the son, by a good majority. Mr. Pearson proved ! the parades and political meetings. Tbo Republi- Up with McKinley and down with Bryan what they have done for the old soldier. 1 advise any and tried to make it appear that Bryan was of the old soldier in the folt the ihuuniatism. would one can pantde wa3 estimatod to contain over 75,000 himself the friend stand as 1 did in the army. We whipped Do you realize that the Knights of the who has tho to try tho Pills, as good, if not better, than Lincoln. It as Senator I rbeumitism Pink men, and surpassed anything of the kind ever last session of Congress, did 1SG5, we can do Golden secret Order to do all I help would seem from his statement that he only the rebels once in and it Circle was a and ant conliduut tboy will them." aeen. ON TIME Pritchard. 189G. possible you IJ. Ottawa County, locality, be angel. Tillman again in that was anainat what were II. K'liowltun, of Alloudale, to first applicant in each a lacks the wings to an Old soldier? down here area unit practi- Michigan, -- being by rac duly sworn, deposes The Earl of Ro3ebery has resigned tbo u, fnrbtinir for? Do vou not think that the' says this is a sectional fight the "West and McKinley Aaron J. Bell, Co. H, 4th N. Y., Rutbcrs-fordto- leadership of party. a letter to ISiO.I-C.iioffs- cally iu their support of Comrade Order may still exist from that ti.ne till that the facts sot forth in tho foregoing state- the Liberal In J South against the East and North. It does hundred-cen- dolipr. N. C: Get in line on the 3d nf No- Mr. Thomas Ellis, Liberal member of Parlia- weighed and a t now? appears that way to moat of us. ment, made by hirn this 11th. day of October, Txvo seem to me a comrade who once offered to vember and vote lor McKinley. Western It A. 1895, ment from 3Ierionetshiro, he says that be finds SII29 that May they once more stand shoulder in Hue, comrades, and by what D., are true. his life aud endured sruch terrible hardshfps North Carolina will give him a good major- Fall stand Hexry G. Wanty, himself in conflict with Mr. Gladstone and a for breeders; shoulder the country over for the prosperity you fought for. first J&tblsl and dangers to put down revolution, save Government aud the honor of the flag. ity. We want good times duriug the next NMary Public. considerable mass of tbo Liberals on the East- 2806ibs. of the ern question, and thinks it best for the party year. the Union, and enforce law, could not now S. Brown, Marion, N. C. four years. W. C. Ledford, Co. Dn2 N. C, Elf, N. C: Muskegon Co., Michigan. Albckt tbat bo should not speak as its leader. DESCRIPTION FREE. (b 1 me of o go over to the enemies of sound Government, T. A.Withrow, Co. A, 13th W. Va., Evans, The great howl about 16' reminds An attractive booJ; of thirty-tw- pages, entitled wide-mouth- ed lB.SILYERCO.,CIeYeland,0. and forsake so good a comrade aj McKinley, Gold Standard England. W. Va.: am true to William McKinley. the 'days of 18G1. 'Due same old " To (lie Veteran," containing interviews with Gen. Trochu, wbo defended Paris until it I Sil- to the German army in January, and help to carry into force the pnnciple of Editor National Tribune: You will The 3d day of November last I had a son at demngogs are uow hooting for prominent and beautifully illustrated, surrendered by Vest, Jones, as Secession in '01. The be sent to any address by the Dr. Williams' 1871, is dead. a platform dictated Altueld, please give your many readers light on this ray house. I said I would call him William ver they did for rail Daniel, Blackburn, Harris, Tillman, and statement made by a rabid Populist, thus: McKinley, in honor of the next President. people are taught down .heie to hate the Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y., on receipt of a The State Department ba3 been advised con- is two-ce- stamp pottage. Mention Tho National Tribune their admiring revolutionist friends. How is English Government is The day the cbild is one year old Mc- Northern people. Everything possible for cerning tbo decision of the Spanish Supreme it that the that to effect naval Let us not be guilty of helping to impose under a Gold Standard aud her subjects Kinley will be chosen President. done to prejudice the common people against Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in a con- Court at Madrid the tbat the court-martia- l, at which prisoners taken from on our comrades, their widows and orphans, in abject poverty? a Gold Standard will the North. I started tout a Republican in densed form, all tho elements necessary to give pen- If Andrew Doran, Co. D, Battalion, Me. the schooner Competitor were sentenced to LOTS OF EGGS the great hardship of receiving their make a Nation prosperous, why not Eng- lit 361. I have beeu faithful bo tar, aad expect new life and richness to tho blood and restore 50-ce- sol- lG-to- -1 spe- for being filibusters, was erroneous in its sions in nt dollars. We certainly re- Vols., West Sullivan, Me.: I am an old to one; not one of these Re- shuttered nerves. They are an unfailing death when hens are fed green land? remain has by ceived dollars while dier. If I live until November shall vote a McKinley one, who cific for smh diseases as locomotor ataxia, par- proceedings. It is believed tbat the cso cat bone, cat tho onr share of depreciated Please answer this through your columns I publicans, but straight remanded for before a civil court iu Improved Vrf to thcex-bOi(l:cr,ru- paralysis, St. dance, sciatica, neural- been trial '9S No, com- for McKinley. My State has 'auswered nd tial Vitus' saving our country from treason. next week, possible. is a friend to who can lead compliance with the Cushing protocol. if -- rades, us take advice of onr old and the call with 50,000 majority at the Stale us Wilderness iuto prosperity. gia, rheumatism, nervous headache, tho after let the Your loyal stand on money and pensions out of the effect of la grippe, palpitation of heart, which never misled or de- election. -- , the George du Maurier. author of "Trilby," died MANN'S tried friend, has is worthy of special respect from every true, palo and sallow complexions, all forms of Thursday of QREEN BONE CUTTER ceived us, and which lias stood for the vet- Sltvtjv at Loudon, England, last heart loyal heart Republican and Democrat Charles C. Reed, Corporal, Co. I, 14th N. Coining Dollars. weakness cither iu tnalo or femalo. Pink trouble - the ctsndsrd of the world. 12 erans arid their best interests from first to Casville, N. J.: I have read your Open sold by all dealers, or will be sent po3t izes. $5 and np. O.O.D.or and I am sure the old poldiers are fully J., Editor National Triijuxe: Please state Pills are 43d session of the International Typo- Oa Trial. CtVVefrte it you last, and wbich has helped us far beyond nO The aware of the honest struggle 3'ou are mak- Letter. There never was a more truthful whether or not the United States Mints are paid on receipt of prlco, cents a box, or six graphical Union, Colorado Springs, Colo., name this ppr. our comprehension Ijnean for sold iu bulk or at Mlltort , The National ing in favor of honest money and an honest statement put in print than that letter. coining any silver at present, aud are they boxes $.50 (they aro never was attended by 190 delegates from all parts of f. V. 68.. But. 17 by addressing Dr. Medi-cin- o Tkibune, which I have taken for ovei Government. Give it to them. If you should run short of ' To a dispute. tho 100), by Williams' United States and Canada. The Presi Mention The jSTational Tribune. buying any bullion. settle Company, Schenectady, N. Y. the years. Let us try to appreciate it, aud help to L.-G- This campaign reminds me very much of ammunition, send over little Jersey, and F., C. aud eo. M.Wilson, I Yoins.in our own cause by increasing its circulation. The-loya- l, --w-e the sentiment in the campaign of 1SG4. will immediately forward you several Kellogg, Kau. TH E FIGHTING McCOO'KS." Let every veteran, son ol a veteran, aud wfc-un- s, - true Democrats voted with carloads. By the way, I hare the acquaint- The following letter from the Secretary i GEORGE E. LEMON, loyal citizen work and vote for sound the Republicans, to fight the war to a finish, ance of a so-call- comrade always sounding How Nearly All tlio Family Camo to lie money, of the Treasury answers our correspondent's protective tariff, and reciprocity, no what resolutions Bryan com- his trumpet to the detrimeut of true com- Generals. Washington, D. GJ matter the question. Editor National Trirune. New TimcSDemocraL Lemon Building, and hurrah for Comrade McKinley, our next bination passed the Chicago Convention in rades; consequently, I concluded to look up Orleans C. years' serv- at IlBltf SOLICITOR President. E. Walton, four 1864, when they declared the war a failure. his war record. He enlisted for nine months; Treasury Department, Office OF At New York the great Chinaman, Chang, Onlnions rendered as to tho no.lty BTT0BNEY BT HfiD OF ice, Co. B, 111., , S. D. was Col. McCook as P 54th As it occurred then, to history now repeats wasn't with the regiment but three montbs the Secretary, introduced to "Gen. out of nine, half of that being in the guard- D, C, Oct. 3, 189G, J McCook." wwm phtests itself, when the enemy's ranks is strength- Washington, " w row A Silver Miner's Sentiment. ened by men who in all honesty ought to be house for drunkenness and stealing. The Mr. O. O. S'r,HA LEY, Washington, D. C. "How did yon all come to be Generals? lTtTTrZVn,Mn' ,"t," My stranger in line with their comrades. Hurrah for crealer part of the remainder of his six Dy Dear Sir: Iu response to the ques- inquired Chaug. 7SUZZ2ZZ. - -- 3Ir. John McCammon The Chinaman asked a good many hard xrurade,i My eyes have just seen your McKinley and Hobart! James R.li:ei-HAN- , months was pased in bumming around the tions contained in the letter from Mr. Ford Co. C, Gih 111. Cav., Girard, Kan. hospital. Finally he deserted. to you, and which you have relerrcd to me, questions in England, and came near making communication to the faithful National by so doing. glad I have the honor to say tbat during the himself unpopular But if he Tuihdke. I am yon are on the It is not true, in the first place, that the N. M. McKinney, Lowland, N. C: I am chooses to ask questions in the United States right side of this money qlTestion. I mass of Englishmen are in "abject poverty." doing all tbat I can for Maj. McKinley. I present year that is, from Jan. 1, 189G, to Sept. 30, 189G standard silver dollars have about the McCooks he can be answered am the owner of a silver mine, but I On the contrary, England i.s the richest wan a soldier in the Co. K, 1st Md. dillicnlly. am not for free coinage country iu world, and is been coined at the mintsof theUnited Slates without of silver. My the her wealth much W. D. Belnap, Co. M, 2d Mass. Cav., McCook was killed near be- loyalty to my country flag to the amount of $13,912,512. Since Nov. 1, D.iuiel the and outweighs more evenly distributed among her common Youngsville, Pa.: I am lor Wm. McKinley, ginning of the war by Geu. John Morgan's all and everything. I realize the time has people thau in many countries, such as Rus- 1893, the date of the repeal of the purchasing Sound Money and Protection, stud admire so-call- ed i aiders. He waa 63 years old, and held a surely come when this Union "of is in Spain, etc. clause oi the Sherman act, Siangan! States sia, Italy, Austria, Portugal, She the noble stand that you bare taker!. It is commission as Major. extreme danger. My record as a soldier many paupers, as every country in silver dollars have been coined in the United has the just as necessary to preserve the financial John McCook, brother of Daniel, died in ehall not be tarnished by forslippery-tongue- d world has, and always will have, nothing States to the amount of 517,809,491, or more votinu but honor of our country now as was to save 1865, soon the war. He was a Surgeon Bryan of the old Vallandighnm so a it than twice as much as was coined during ihe after like large proportion of her people are the Union iu 18G1. war. Btripe. The Altgeld, Tillman, Vest, Harris, as in we whole period of our histoiy prior to 1878. in the paupers the countries have named. 10 sons and five sons -- Daniel's John's all Wnz, and Gen. Winder, of Libby brother-hoo- d, W. S. Dunbar, First Sergeant, Co. K, lGth The coinage of standard silver dollars is Editor National Tribune. in war. are all early and late comrades in sym- Me., Canyou City, Colo.: They say there are no goim; on ecry dny atour mints, and duriiig served the pathetic mold. The whole posse of them CO to 3. McKinley men in Colorado. The leaders the last month it amounted to $2,700,000. Prig.-Goi- i. George "Wythe McCook, son of served in the Mexican war and in should be in hades, where they belong. Editor National Tribune: About 115 tried to steal the Republican Central Com- About the same amount will be coined dur- Daniel, tiiu civil war. He was Attorney-Gener- al of There are several reasons why canuot sup- members of the 99th Ohio held mittee and turn it over to Bryan, and not ing riie present month. The seigniorage, or I their annual Ohio, and died in 1877. port a party who would make inoperative Reunion at Sydney, O., Sept. 16 and 17. have any McKinley electois in the State. gain, which bus been added to the circula- 35rig.-Ge- n. Robert Latimer McCook was the decisions of the Supreme thennm-be- r They got lett, and we will have a chance to tion on account of the coinage aiuce Nov. 1, Court of the There was quite a cauva&s made of 18G2. UnitedStates. .Secondly, could not enjrage present, and to our two vote for Comrade McKinley. It will be a 1893, is about $5,700,000, and the seigniorage, killed in J turprise but Alexander McDowell McCook fooght his es a party to making counterfeit money or 53-ce- nt Bryan men could be found. Sadly enough surprise to them the number of voles he wiil or gain in the coinage of last month was way to a Brigadier-Generalshi- p, and is now dollars. There are some persons living this was not 1G but 5G to L Now, my get. lam sorry tosy there are a number about $900,000. tol a retired Major-Genera- l, residing at Paris in who wore the blue that knew me in the days old comrades, let us not be fooled by dema-goger- y, of old soldiers here who are carried away The coinage 'is being done under author- ollong ago, during my three years and 14 as tome were fooled four years ago. with this silver craze and won't give any ity conferred upon the Secretary of the France. Brig.-Ge- n. D.iniel McCook was on days' service. History Eays participated For my have always way reason, only that they want free silver. I, Treasury by the third section of the act of killed I pait, I voted'the I Kenesuw Mountain in 18G4. in 14 battles. shot, as the taj'ing is, and I expect to as long for one, don't want any of the old gang lead- July 14, 1890, commonly called the Sherman was unfortunately, taken prisoner with ers, nor won't be led by them. No State act, which provides: "That the Secretary of Maj.-Ge- n. Edwin Stauton McCook sur- I as I live. I can't for the life of me see how was killed of CoL Pose and Maj. A. G. Hamilton, of the any old Eoldier served in rights for me ; I want one country and one the Treasury shall each month coin 2,000,000 vived the war, and in Dakota, that the late war which he was Acting Governor. 12th Ky. Cav., and 300 others, at the battle can do otherwise consistently. Now, com- flag. What is good for Maine is good for ounces of the silver bullion purchased under of Cbickamauga, Ga., and to Libby California or any State. I have miued for the provisions of this act into standard sil- Charles Morris McCook was killed atBull taken rades, let ub one and all fall in line and " Prifcon. When I entered the prison I match shoulder to shoulder to the polls and gold and silver in California for 20 years, and ver dollars, until the 1st day of July, 1891; Run. " it weighed about 160 pounds. By the time the cast our for grand and expect to mine more, but want good money aud after that time he shall coin of the sil- Col. John James McCook survived the ballot that noble I became a lawyer in New York. of strength and vigor sometimes becomes entangled and held in tunnel was finbbed by the officers I weighed comrade, Wm. McKinley, Sound Money and for me, and money that we can say is good ver bullion purchased under the provisions war, and The lion Maj.-Ge- n. Edward Moody McCook sur- the net of disease. The fable has it that once a little mouse released a less than 96 pounds. There were six broth- Protection. J. Hamilton, Co. B, 99th Ohio, the world over. I have been told here tbat of this act as much as may be necessary to w war, was Governor of from toils that bound him. ers and brothers-in-la- of us who were de- Ada, O. if I vole for McKiuley I ought to beruu out provide for the redemption of the Treasury vived the aud twice lion the fending Old Glory then, and I am the only of the State. I will be right here all the notes herein provided for, and any gaiu or Colorado Territory. survivor. Why should I go over to the SKIRMISH FIRE. same, battling for the right. seigniorage arising from such coinage shall Brig.-Ge- n. Anson George McCook sur- Bryan gang My C. be accounted for and paid into the Tteasury." vived the war, aud has been Secretary of the now? brother. Corp'l If. M. Hutchinson, Co. C, 40th Ky., Elk Anderson-vill- James Dean, 58th force, no United States Senate. A. Siocum, starved to death in e HI., FJomaton, Ala.: Fork, Ky.: We will have the privilege this This law is still iu part of the Prison; Seru't John Siocum died the Fearing that some of my Western comrades act having been repealed except the clause The R'V. Henry Christopher McCook, D. Tabules Fall of voting for an. old comrade; one that D., was a First Lieutenant aud Chaplain. present year in Rhode Island. Cant. Buck-ly- n, think because I am living away down South which directed theSecietary of the Treasury RIP.AS enlisted as a private soldier. This alone Commander Roderick Sheldon McCook, of the Mystic (Conn.) College, says no in the State that first seceded, that I have ought to unite all old soldiers in America to continue the purchase of silver bullion forgotteu from whence came. in payment U. S. N., was retired-fro- m active service in things, they possess the peculiar qualities that will braver man ever lived. I I will say for Wm. McKinley. There are great issues and issue Treasury notes for it, are simple little but This Bryan, who is he, and where did he that the announcement of Comrade Mc- and the coinage is being made from the 1885. ' serve to release every unfortunate from any thrall of knots c id threads to be settled the comiug election. One is Lien-tena- for country's at The Eev. John James McCook was a nt created by a disordered stomach, a disarranged come from ? I never heard of him but once Kinley our leader has brought and unlimited coinage bullion belonging to the Government pur- of disease that was ever new to the the free of silver. in the 1st Va., United States Army, sluggish liver. Kipans Tabules lefore the Chicago ghost dance. life struggling comrades down The best financiers of both great Natloual chased before the repeal of that clause. The digestive apparatus or a I was in Boston, at the Encampment, and here. God has blessed our Nation, and now silver dollars coined, other thau the seignior and afterward a university Professor. parties say free and unlimited coinage of Certainly the "Fighting McCooks" de- ieard Gens. Sherman and Butler and Presi- He will our leader when he takes his seat in age, are held in the TrexiHury under the law AN INSURANCE POLICY AGAINST SICKNESS, silver would endanger our d His lobt comrades down Government. '.the Treasury served their title. It Chang Col. Mc- ARE dent Harmon and Mnj. McKinley and others March. South won't Comrades, let us be united against any for the redemption of notes epeak iu the yreat Mechanics' Building, but1 be forgotten in the future as i. the past. issued in payment for the bullion; and siuce Cook the question he probubly did not mean measure that will endanger the Government to be uncivil, was really curious to know and can be carried in the pocket or portemonnaie. One Ripans "R bule Bryan w as not there. I was at Washington, L. McAually, Co. D, 10th Aug. 1, 1893, these notes have been redeemed but meshes J. Iowa, Yest we saved. how so mauy of the family came to be Gen- taken after each meal will set a dyspeptic free from the entangling D. C, with the thousands of other G.A.R. Plains, Mo.: While we have some men in silver to the amount of $31,120,722, and here William W. Aspinwall, Co. H, 47th erals. The answer is easy they fought of disease ; because nearly every ailment is a direct result of a disordered men, but caw no Bryan there. Let us join who claim the title soldier who are Ind., the notes ha've been retired aud cancelled, cure disorder. Silverites, Marion, Ind. : feel proud of your worthy their way. digestion, and Ripans Tabules overcome the cause and the hands in putting down the fanatics. Let us we have a McKinley com- I the silver dollars taking their places in the club of over 100 paper on account of the honorable and have 10 to 1 ; viz, put 1G rascals out and posed of old soldiers that are going to vole circulation. Prior to August, 1893, none of A Pennsylvania Itcunlon. one honest man in. I was lormerly of the way they patriotic stand it has alwnys taken, esecial-l- y these notes had been redeemed in silver or ' looking the sah.e shot. While there are iu present campaign iu Editor National Tkibunk: In 78th Pa., and later a Captain in the Veteran about 40 Bryanitts, all this supporting retired. Very truly yours J. G. CAR- over the Reunions published iu your paper, I but three or four of Hon. Win. McKiuley for President. Rifle Corps of Baltimore, Md. Capt. Slo-CUi- f, always voted I think LISLE. have failed to see notice of the Iieuniou tbat PENSION OFFICE. them the Democratic and Pop is the man to save this Nation from WORK OF THE Newport, Idaho. ticket ever since the parly was organized. he ruin. was held Sept. '17 at Heaver, Pa., at wbich over is to every old comrade's interest to vote old of' different branches of service Some of them have no dischara fiom the It Religion of tho Candidates. 500 soldiers Rr-or- t of Certificates Issued Daring the Woolc En til as Oct. 3, 189 J. What Woes He Mean? army, unle&s it U a Freuch one. for him. you were enrolled, making a permanent organiza- While I Editor National Tribune: Will tion. Oilicer8: Pres., Comrade Eberbart; V. P., was born aud raised in J. A. Gould, Co. C, 23d N. Y., and Co. I, so Editor National Tribune: What in the South, lived be kind as to give, through the columns ; H. Boyd ; 1890 Acl JM 50th N. Y. Eug., Lounsberry, N. Y.: J. F. Mansfield Sec, J. Treas., J. L. with there when the war broke out, and have I thiuk your worthy paper, the religion of Bryan, J- -c the name of heavcu is that Popocratic of Johnston. Comrade O. L. Jackson made a grand c C ' s ' candidate for President of these United lived there ever since, lean nevei vote for any a great deal of The National Tribune, theDemociatic nominee for President, and talk to tho comrades. Tbo entire day was States running all over this reunited ot that gang, I ca e not what dit-guifc- e he has the old soldiers' friend and champion. It also tho religion of McKinley, tho Repub- taken up with songs, speeches, etc. Tho uoxt on. sccu is good to the core. take great delight iu N.B.Satter-thwait-e, 17, 1897, uutry for and blowing about the enemy's Ihae them with their clothes off I lican nominee for President? meeting, to be held Sept. tho anniver- J 5 S a 3- - r u m -- reading the editorial page so many "U " s O "S TS too often. truths Leechville, N. G. sary of tbo battle of Gettysburg, Pa. f --. untry? I don't understand what the O K SS T3 0,02iJ.3 O aud facts in it. cannot see how any vet- Tho writer of these Hues was a member of ' blatherbkite means. Does he expect to catch Beruhard Resa, Co. G,29th N.Y.,National I Mr. Bryau is a Presbyterian, and a regu- ; can vote for Free Co. C, 33d Ind., Second Brigade, Third Di- 43 86 32 27 1H 14 316 votes by such talk? My opinion is, Military Home near O.: erans Silver, aud a rank lar attendant at the churches of that de- Armv Invalid - that Dayton, Four yeurs vision, Twentieth Corps. If any comrado of S7. 1890... .. 416 64 139 19 638 51 23 9 89 490 SM every true American, especially the old ago repudiator of the National debt aud pen nomination. Maj. McKiuley has been an Army Invalid, act June the Democratic leadersTvcre saying that Co. C should read this, I should bo pleased to Aruiv Widow, etc. ... 61 ...... 7 J - - 4 half-tim- sions. The soldiers have a grand, noble boyhood. 18UU. 2C7 277 uoldier, ihould turn against him, for we have Piotection meant e in factories and earnest Methodist from Editor hear from each and every oue, and if any wish Arniy Widow, etc., act Juue 27. 260 3 4 13 4 ..... 1 f no enemy's country here present, leader in Wm. Kiuley. at unless low prices for farm products, and won over National Tribune. tbo history of the company or regiment I will 7- Navy Invalid, act June 27, 1890 ,- -. 36 - 3 b 49 1 2 5 87 M is the Popocratic party ; that's against all votes of Wolfs-vi'l- e, ou postage for sending s it the the inasies. aud they had hardly J. H. Mangans, Co. K, 9th Ind., furnish it receipt of the Navy Vidow, otc.....M...... 3 .....' ...... law and order. You must keep up the good taken the reius oi Government when we Md.: Your editorials have the right Tho Sumo Old Gang. same. Now, comrades, let us heat the frout on Navy Widow, act Jun 27, '390. S S t .nJ fight, and give them of election day and give Comrado Mc- Nurse- . 4 .1 plenty shot aud shell ; were plunged from a state of unparalleled ring, and will meet with the hearty ap- Editor National Tribune: I have November Army - i if they come closer double-charg- e your guns prosperity to a de- Kinley a lift to the Presidential chair. Jona- 1812 Survivor - state of unprecedented proval of 99 per cent of the veterans who been a constant subscriber aud reader of 1812 Widow...... rt'ith canister, aud give to them as f.--st pression. Lbwkllen, Georgetown, Pa...... it And I claim that the soldiers, bad any real experience in the actual war- your paper. I live here in the Egypt of the than Old War Invalid...... m...... l i and bird as you can, and don't up Old War Widjw...... - ' let laborers and farmers owe the Democratic fare from 1861 to 18G5. You have many State. The same old gang is still here, and 1 j until after the 3d day of November next, party their bitterest resentments and Indian Ware Survivor ...... - not subscribers in this section, and all are in carrying on very much as they did during Indian Wars Widow 6 r 6 er we get Mc- 1 af our dear Comrade William their votes. And we w:Il all unite aud vote full sympathy with the stand taken by The the war. They are resolving 'that, before Mexican War Survivor...... 2 ...... 13 Kinley elected by a good bolid and b'g for McKiuley, which mean Protection and Your " Open " fillRFS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Mexican Var vidow... IU .,...... i o National Tribune. Letter gold aud silver shall part company, the 193 j of Beat Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use June 27, 1890, with other..claims. 9' 55 M J , majority the people. George Silver-W- Act ?. Edi:r, Sound Money. We want no Free e ought to convince any comrade of the great Gold bugs shall have to march over 100,000 In time. Bold by druggists. Battery 111. Co. I G.lst Ai., aud K, 1st U. S . wiil roll up a large majority for Mc. importance of clinging to the side of good, of their dead bodies. John M. Leonard, 1 Total 94" 223 j 69 oo '"70 44 , 160. 65 27 It 95 812 841 fcliet, I1L Kiuley in November next. Jle isgaining votes common tense. Freedom, Iud.

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