SUN, SEPTEMBER 3, 1897. 6 THE FRtPAT. 5w nHBZ3. - - mmmmm aanva M smJJVsVSVaw"w. jjj HOVE-MEN- T. AAWKiullia the f committees of M r XBJS AUD TBX XOIf members ttis iMIU B - ' - Gen. Woocroan is to make, and Instead of fSOPLX Citizens' Union Inospible of unlerstsnins t F Hf r Hi w ratpeel a 0 ethon, expansion of the are exceptions by moving to strike out the H wlBiont eoafUsc,ot States, although the mora perish In Cuba will everybody knows, that the nomination of at, 7," T without fearliui It. tf Spain ohooeee. to oonalder oor farms does not yet words "or any act of Congress,1 and tho sending men to psndentoandldate by them mint liteviiabir aimK ' of Improved land under total number of honrst votes , , n , bntcheTj aa a eanae ot Attorney-Genera- l the call bock those that aro there. A rirat for Best. the ," telMefenoe atalnat aaraie keep pace with the growth of population. Is now considering against Tammany, and divert a contirmoui SJ alao In re-tr- war to her, we mnat neet her war. with acres has, never- legal effect ot Tho conference To mm Editor of Thk Son Sir : After four broken, and Irresistible current, until U breaks leu and wa ahall be happier to the The number of Improved that change. two weak, paltry, powerless stroamU is "" but without feari pro-Te- no thirteen .years have by incompetent gov- years, having commltteo will At tiros rlurtafr these years of hardship, caused I rep-a- t, Editor, can you, can any one, r laat moment to repair with her to the tribunal ot theless, trebled In twenty adds tho clause which Trm Sen's attacka on Mr. CLinuxn taken the form sir. H . by Dally Adver- ernment, tho country once moro awakens to the the policy of the Cltiicns' Union party Shall.! tHf peace and reaaon." 8,100,000 acres In 1870 to tho evasion of the differential duty of attacking him for hit faulta Boston people to decide whether thry , ! H , , 3, 1807. risen from of prosperity, and it s leave Itto the EIMDAY, SEPTEMBKH or tiser. fact that it la on tho eve Inexperienced, foolhardy J. f Mr. MrMIAM. observes landing goods or Montreal set ot ambitious. tioni. " $ What a precedent tho last Democratic In 1800. at Halifax policy of the Republican party that the or clique or designing, demagogic si llish grasMT ; i In- Cruz transporting Will onr esteemed contemporary kindly specify to tho a IM could have found dealing the new farms established in the Vera or Vancouver and who aro onco moro em- political villains, prepared to lay their intb t, tubMTlptlan by rst-Pn- l. President ln that Ap- and catalogue the faults which The Scrchaa hundreds of thousands tyrant ot Athens, they point th,ft & I P K' ' Mlt superficies equal to that of them Into the States by rail. start- while, like the to ' cover United abort-sighte- are with Spain on the Cuban question ln this terval a been so nogllgent or so as to oror- - ployed ln the factories and mills that self Inflicted wounds? A District or onuL i I PAltT, per Month of the 1. I and Belgium put together. The parently nothing but the abrogation ing on over the entire country ought to New Yore, Sept. sal 'A fiUf , DAILY, per Tear resolute action ot Jsmntsort Had it been Holland Innkl full time l of grain per Inhabitant treaties of exemption Is lacking now to bo grateful and In every local and national o M f ; M T SUNDAY, per Tear followed, there would have been at least annual production Beth Un'i Uncomfortable Poslilen H , OO 1803-0- 0 pounds, give full differen- centre-shakin- g - of war, glvo support. ' ,v iljff DAILY AND SUNDAY, per Tear " ono achievement worthy of patrlotlo re- was ln no less than 1,700 forco to the ten per cent That thunder- &ap It its ToTnEEnrroBOFTnaBos Sir: I havenoldt,u Hj ' J ' DAILY AND SUNDAY, psr Month 0 440 pounds. No part tial as a duty In favor ot the lion. James Rodomont Sovereign, la heard, We hear so much from the reform party of the ! aWht membrance ln those long four yean ot and that of meat discriminating Bath Low will be In the canvass when It becomes hot i 5- Postage to foreign countries added. by own exclaim- tax Imposed by the Republican party on tho H I -B I national disaster and political failure and of tho Union has such abundant herds tho American flag on the seas. undeafened his reverberations, next month. I have known him alnce he was a yogai Tbe Sirs', ItewTozztCliy. bo No- poor man. B ' I 'HM flocks; If horses, cattle, sheep, We repeat national platform ot ing: "Let tho referendum enthroned." man, and nothing could be more opposed to bJs gfl - humiliation. President MoKiklst la In- and what the duly yokod ths poor man would ponder over the fact I k iKT4 pigs bo considered collectively, the Republican party has to say upon this body can venerate ths referendum, If tastes, natural disposition, and tbe methods of pro. BJ i rARts-Klos- aue Orand Hotel, and deed fortunate ln having such a predecessor. and high rato of duties, as on It 'f 8BIT Ko. II, near as with the initiative, moro than we do. In tome that the hardship of a oesdlng Instinctive with him than ths way h bu H each Inhabitant, Important : him-sol- Klosqns Ho. 10, Boulevard dra Oapuetnea. there aro 8 head to subject euro Imported clothes, undergarments, hats for f, been forced into a nomination, or. perhaps, mors f k Imtk parts of western Kansas tt Is used as a fitly, a nomination has been f ireed on him H r- 3 In the Pralrlo States, We Amerloan poUcyof Imported for his wife, Imported t - compared with favor restoring the early for earache, and ths Hon. Rqorjjcn Cnnn of dresses Mr. Low is by nature dellb rate and cool Htsai " Mf Cam- of ourmer-ohan- t clothes for his children, is a myth, after all, bo htiiti. teA ue manumiptt for The Fictitious and tbe Heal less than 3 ln the Union at large. discriminating duties for the upbulldln like his father beforo him. He Is a man dlsrxupd u I fc Wmi mr frlenia favor with and Kentucky was muoh helped by it last would realize how little be suffers from a pro- V Is marine and the protection ot onr shipping tn compose difficulties rather than to run siutborMt jmMlsallon sciiA to Aavs rejtotii ortlolM rsfwnwo, paign. Tho annual valuo ot farm products yoar when he was suffering from somnla tective tariff and the benefit derived by all Into them. He la not at all a radical, and I HI (Aof purpose. the foreign oarrylng trade, so that American ehtpe, wage earners. Every man working for a liv- ranmeti I Mi A mwMii eoMi send stamps or Convention is to be computed approximately at a little less while trying to road the Democratlo cam- Is far from him. H r1 Tho Republican City tho produot of American labor employed In American ing ought to bo grateful to a party whose The Clttrena' Union baa driven Mr. Low Into a pott B I BtX which gives an aver- paign book. The moro name initiative and policy, only a few blm tn r 11? ' held on the 28th of September. The date than $300,000,000, shipyards, sailing under the 8tara and Stripes, and which has been In effect tlon which must be uncomfortable for tho iut B f as ln may re- referendum suggests Homo vale of magical wcoks, openB almost every factory in tho United degree, and I do not believe It poaslble that he m H Mr- - G,TO for tho Tammany convention has not yet age of $13 an acre, against $0.00 manned, offloered, and owned by Americana, re- tm target ridicule, t, I k? ! Not r,''tt, to mysteries whero Populists, turned Into States that bns been closed under the tariff remain In It to a for contcmi ut and $14 In tho Mlddlo gain the carrying ot our foreign commerce." dark policy years, and once moro brings hope violent denunciation. He Is not ued to that sort of H been Axed, but It will probably be a few tho Pralrlo form for estr-p- B I ''? Out of the curious mixture of petty an,. chestnut trees, sough mournfully with loaves and Joy to tho firesides of the untortunato that thing, having always hitherto lived amid sal Bssl Sf days later. States. If wo accept tho formula that a Has everybody been Ignorant of the mean- reform. general approval, and why should he submit htmseit the Now York Republican or-- on which aro printed tho speoches of Jerry havo starved and despaired undor the H ' IB1' tnMltlesto About four weeks still remain, therefore, ton ot meat Is equal to 8 tons ot grain, It ing of tho successive steps toward the ful- And with tbo return of better times we And to the ordeal simply to be crushed by It in rat H gmnlcstlon on tho part of alleged Rcpubll- - SmrsoN. The Inltlatlvo and referendum oursolvcs on the eve of an election when more New York, Sept i. BKookUx M f lip before tho serious campaign will begin ln appears that tho labor ot each farm hand filment of tho Republican platform's prom-Is- only throno, table, on which " " can newspapers wo extract this shallow not a but a reform threatens to put Into power ! ;H New York1, and meantime Mr.