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:ii lni ii n Tin' e de iin ve ft io. , :the d i:eIritu. c n j iie . it i i l~nl, I' t ,ltltil!( t ,f i ,t i t. :, I . \i' f ll lt bI lh r I l t a;n ll, lin.in li; i(1(1,i:'ttl(a 1to e l,te. c Iitsi e i i l he I'n1Ctirmayn rdi'a n <h-t,r ir - t ba [I ttiIt. l e I liltary o ti, n, h dre i p . ilthnl. (An inrtin . the. l: or l i :o;nI ain w:itit diclred thie ilei'guns fni lit' ratitn 1 the lonvention (. ('httruran Pupt atg:in :,ltdrt.n l i1- ( nt \'enttionu and thianked" it in gra:u l 1term1 for Ihis adtl(iiufll txhib,itiu'n ulf il. kin,l nrSS. Ti he d ty t he !h- n tit i V ttf tiuth Car iuna wats ,t p)lain 1hat h,- klt h,. Would be trLc iug uponl thet ti111 t of thn ('unventi Iton. b referring IherIt hlprc eedu,ing( tf1 the ('tlnuvntin w \cere A.enId wiith prat IyII the 1 v. WV. it. li;,titrdison, of ('olutnia. ' te l'i ig (i i i l ee ta t'I il tl l npetiheogitll I.A I.Snitz:itiol. L wii la. neceSiuyue.i to elect oIn ice II.Lsidnff District. Pey followin Newerenil, 'ed by IneelaintionW. -I lintn,C I.(tiii~ IIednry . Meetzei , C. J. li . If ntS. . I).i M.Or, TV. . \Voodwa(krg ,li . tiikh, C. 6.rI.Cl and J.ar P . bulydeg. t.i (. 'ptall, \il. H.olliesn, f ( bI).lli:, was Allliiiily*o iletil Triterll ofite (tl'ren inis noiinit in the deleganC5iiiiit e l(ron ithei late0 atlrgn toset ti i- otnalrConetioni fat SI,. Loi, no spcee werefin allwed linhlmsF 'linnart"'l, Yk; CaptfiiW. 1h: a.ou, Chaiesion; Cap. inlienJones fol,mia;t Ilon C. t.\. o od,kii A rin Altetes- T. ' i 31. Rayiisor, oangburI; A. lii. l t h I Ham ti n , ott P.A l i'ravy, Sparbt nug J. it. Ithanl, Cttlanredo. Tei uaiohw~ l inuiComit elg sltin IIgod II. Slfn . M. iiit G. L uii, C. . Iand C.Tra y, 0.it. \.vns I'. . T ln in, o irtt n lit1.10:1 -I igiett,f riu.tShann C. T. inis Joh .Smlb,i t i i. Leprt', n. A ohr hain, W. l). lvis, Gereonston ,J C. hikelin. 11 unan tit. c). eie,i ni).t A nintberio resoltyonswero aoeilie cessfor n tiuts,ito enbl Sthet coinlit-i; to present-n i rinins for distri. d l 0i1.H 1 reio.\TIii: a VCt.l re uibligh inlioing'iiih ent elegations as di tl d egtIei st irir - .W. ageer tof ChariMO la. Artur ( CNi thales~nIto and Dr. A.tiiIii.iirlekSOraigfburg Durst, ils urlieht. Thir - . K P. log ans of Newhrry,tt and r. . M beh-, f Gone. Alntert hate: J C. ary l lonc, an . 1 ). Irax well, nderso )I. s n, it is I0 le it) ny is Iig fly hle -ut ny ls "t tit -id ve III It) i' Il. '' 'l4 I11. 11 I ' ;t'n t)l1h ,o i, i,'iit 1 ?1 hiaVit bL n e1ol11mitt("d in thii; h.li I sh,leitr to l mcuinirte,tc I wantl to 1 tll 1l1- atit<I1 t ion of ih lc(_on vcitioni to one faut, that iu .I':, when JoIhlsn )I1 a11.o0)d wa's co nU)troller geiieial, the exp'nlit I nres of the Sate (h>vernnient were .75,01H) a year, and yet wit Ii all the p)ledges of re forni they are now nearly $1,(ht),tktC) a year. Tie 1peoplI know these things and they ought to know them, and they (1(man(1 that the candidates for pbiiu l otliee shall come Ibefore them it1 se them face to face, aniid exphin to tto i why reform has gone the wrong way. I Will not say an)ything about the injIustice which has been done to a certain cltas of the pe(op1le in their educational col lege. I will not say a word u11pon1 t ha, suljet. ''he )olitiCians may ine''"I now11 ini votinig down the right of' the' peo ple, but they aIre onIly dammiiing back'h the waters. 'Iwo years fromt now, wvhenl there is ia full neati on, you wvill be' swe'pt before thle Ilood ."' I A pj pset.| Alr Jxmohn C. IIfaskell wast next reck" nized by the chiair.nmni. Coli. IIlaskell said1 '"There are, Mr. Chairman, in t his hall nearly thriee hundred men who are in every seiise of thle word as t rue r p - resenltativesP of thie petople as the gent !e man Iro Eii 'dgetieh I, who threatens us witht Iloodls andi 1 volanoes."I I lautighter.|I Alri. TIilbIin: "'I have no' t thireattened any biody wvit h a volcano, I only saitt we were~ staniding on onec." Alri. Jiaskell, eon tinuing: "'1I inive hecard what lie has said, Mr. P residtent. Yohave heard wln it he lots said. Von have just hieiard hinm saty ini suibstne: 'I warn you that L replresenit the peosple of South Carolina. T1he people that I r'ep resent will hurl youi1411 po las out of place unless you give us our way. '.l.ho.w that .[ rejpresenit 1are hairboPrinig their w1ronfgs tliitt they imay) breaktl forth aiid overwhelm you." I [iaughter. M\r. TIillin: "'I sid I di<! Lot reCpre' sent ianyb)ody biut myself. AMr. hi skel: " 'I (Pnce toldl thle gentlIc man thatt his party wits ini his hat, and I am glad to hear himt admit tinit he lie come to my way oif thiniking. I aught r and appllaulse. I TJhi pieople 'whoi corie hero year after yeiir are represeittat ivi's of South Caroliir.a. ThI e eighteen mn of iihhod, hitting lier', rep)resenit the peopile of licebland, atnd every'~ mau ini the count.y had( ia voice ini tIheir seleptioni. I saiy thie samte (Pf York, andit of Ainder-. xcin, and of e,very c(muliy in the Stalte. That thme I eoplPe select thir delegatteis atnd select them ats they will, and 1 sam y t hat these mten here toP-(I.\ are as t rne re(preseitttives' oft the Ipeple of n Sonth,l C arol inat as the genit lemean fromi I>I Ege ie hI is, lIe says that lie lias left Ihis dataI iat hoe, andi( it is good for hiim that he ints. I1o says that there has 1beein an in cirease of a quiarter ot at miil lion dollars of expenses sin(e 1870. Let loi n get his datta and it will et himi an anisweri as poisitive its I don tiit, it is iot so,.\ p platise. I Air. TJitlbm :i "Do)( you darte say, s-ir, thaipt the e-x)ipiture-p of tis- governiiieint in 1887' was nopt .%I7,000l moret tlii in I1879? I dare y(Pou t o deiiy it.' I .\p phmase. Alir. Ih akell:'' "I) odenv it imost posi - tively. IA pplaiuse, I Wliitt thet gent Ii In in is dIri ving att in very eatsi ly e phiinedI. lI i87P there wats t fuiril of mioniey in t hep tream ary andlt the Lemgishiture thi iituike ap11 ropitions latrgely less Ithis in I1M7, he'~amise timt suirplii' ini the treasiuryv wt, ui sed( iln athllitioni to the il PIpropi;i in:s liPS 10. 'Thiere is it dliJIere'ie bti wPti a lev andl( an a; propri ation. Thlie levyi ,it you collect, aiid thle r'eson whIt we~ t.alleced less in 1879 tIhan iii I m wi. b eeianse we hiad in tIhe I 't iisury a ciirphl wvhiceihilu leon jpreviouisly c(lleetedI. It is it fitct, sir, t hat thet expeneiditiures I ve iiot inicrea'sed iudteiailly, anal that the have been pretty muichi the suuni . 'The apprtiopiationl hills uiponi (Pil stitutle's are thliingt whicb ('annoit iinte inistaikes, indl hey are bpetter Iproofs thanti thle da:ta w hici the geintlenm luis left at hin,. IlThese honks are hiere(, anid ray fripi eiuo sattisfy himis'lf, I tay right, i ie tIni there uits bpeen no tiieh inpcrhee iin ihe eppeip Iitilres of then goivermueipnt as hei ebairges, aital I saty thatt th e peo le arei h eitrd here as firly as the py itie heard in itny pr1iimary election. I ssy thaiittaj pi ruary elect ione will hIsublversivye (of 0vi ry' (opporuituiity for the wholi'le State Io w' 'ireS it fair repiresen itation11. if we hitvi' pluiritty systeim, the (eboice of the Ipo ple will irarely get into polisit inns of hmonopr and trust. If we have it maiujoriti syPstemi, tIhe(pple will bpe o woln i i enijoPy the chanieu of secuiriing teir chic< liat they iiow do. IAp ppl.ie. I It wil not do, Air. Chlairmatn, ini an intelligent body of men like this, w~ho comeI hierie at thu reJPresntatives of thn PePinl mith it 1PiC K EIS I much right to speak as tho gentleman from Edgofield; men who dare to do as much, to suller as much and arc as true to the State as he or his over have been, to taunt them with being politiciants whilu ho and his are the true )emoeraey of the State. I APhlause" I Tell us of real wrongs, tell us of evils that the peo 'ple are really sullfering, and we will try and help the gentleman to relieve them; ht it won't do to make vague aecisa tions, to charge all the sufferiigs of the people resulting from the war and the periotd which followed upon the mere system of making nominations. It will not do to charge the people cf the State Who have dona so much to bring up the State to a higher condition of prosperity, and who will be ever mindful of her in teresi, with the responsibility of every i isforttne sulen i by the lieo}le. it will not do to id tilgt: in such glittering geneialitics. ('Omel down to the l)roofs. 'They .re here. .1 tet. hin lroduec them.'' Ajpplaus~e. I At the close of \l r. (ary's remarks Capt, 'Jillmn again rose to speak, and there were cries of '( nuest ion! qI}ues tion !'' Ir. lilh1 nun tlereup})o called out at the top of his voice: "You uiimy gag t;le lre, but, 1 wiil eet i oud hnlore t p. olle." Several dci'gal us then ioveled that ll r. Tilinu he heard again. and cries of 'ilniian were banird frinmi dilh:rent irts of the hall. Afte' somtte iesitatioi lr. TIillu,t walkc'd intto thec middltle of lte islo ;indl1 p loi at: ie,dii's: ''( ,entleun of the Uotnvention. I lthiik sn for this courte.sv, ald .1 v,ill tiy antd not imlp>aC oi yIU'r g,ood itit"'ue. I wlnit nier'. to answtr sc:ne of th' l i s:nt; 1.i,tl,4 Iy silie of the si eakt'i. ih; "genth 1 nei( fr,ti .\utders'n is anxious to stvu the detar ltt'olel, troutble. 'Thiat hias ben the e;y of ill tyrai:nts. 'Iht' ('wr of I issia vt's i his peopi ll t toti b,I '\. cxrt'ce t. th;e troille of paying tax ;s and.l sttplring I illts. 'there have br'eni 5uh0 rgs pnlerpietirtle in thi:s im:l I het ,itte ti tntiune thi . iiit nd iist snteakl of thmni w it i hted b ireithl. Charlet n stanls htr,e to-lay wth ten repiresenit live;. whitih s e is not e;tlleil to if the (Constttlin lhal not beent'u traii>ulei tinittr foot, ai I:chhuiii hts two iniore tin sh is enti'led to, whih- the mn Who >did t".he blrunt of the lighting ini 1' 1.c at -'Ii:frtnchie." hv thyI enoiurmiti'es ierptraltel Iy the Iiegislattire. 'l.htv Ca'iln' h'i an.l >ook lil (at at tis d'Sh to SuppT1 i) the Cnit i-ution; but aft'-r they got here they wetre hambioo:.let1 or aill't'ed iii So iway lby (' 'mimia water or whiskey or by ('harlr.to what shall I call it brili . I'hmnkson ul waoys I riatc.hre; on Ihe r feet. If ,lo' i:( trippl'd in the Iiou1e, she eai4tles (n heri fiet ini the Senate; 1.11l if trIiped in the~ Si ete, slht turnsi' up aIl right in fue lluse. I Isuhte'lr. \\'While we'4 poor' f,irmier.s ar :Illrited arun by114 1 thle do5l'lni iider the a i IH OfI 'ilell 11en1 as mny friera(I troli C harle stn ii lBuid. ) Al laghter. | 1 we have~ i a4 bight boy i andl send1 hunIl here to) til ( ollege hIe gets su..~itelied (il. Non bu11' t thle fools coline home. Tied i.i why wltwat il1ni'gicltulrl college to give us Ibrin lonl tihe farmi. The nwilji ty of youe heitre don'1t re'pre sient the peop'il)l counties1. I won'llt aIttempt l o go flinIto the time." aIr. thi-koll here pridnd the( Il Stalt ultes' and shiowid I1id ini rImi lilhIbers -1he expendl(itureis illn 1870 1111l heen) SIlS, be a1 ded abouclt $7I ,1100( to hail:ne~e a di.. tihanl '8 '. AmIlid. the apphiu1se1 that fol lo wed ?,lr. IIaskeill's remna ik. \lr. '1Tii 1un0n wa hleirl .e iay: "I wIill Orei.' . ilL-nless of thm i-- igurls l.f'1re. t.he (>na th:' <11wstionl of adop~ting ?ulir. (1ray' mo11tionl to reject. 1111 commlilittee's hIll>rt and14 pr'elribe the pri inntry' 55ystem fo r State nlombiltionis, tile voite. wa5 11aken1 )y yen Vilut(11 lIay., sitIl re'sil Ited as fol1 low: \i: M't.8, nays' 2l7. bo the primet r'y systm wa1~\4s rejecteo.. li1eso.lved1, That1 it. is lihe i:ensel of tiL addro(u 1444 theiele of t.he' Slate before Iig l' co ilet ion1 in. eac I lt io ea,t the endL114 j\ tha .thi view (upn'ite pubIle the nom1).iaion andIr th. that l ill the)1 Il coitution'' of11 the11 i-moatiefpary t viiSouth (irolirit'he in the 41n1 isahee by amlled byain the r 's1lji lel the fol-h illThe Stt4.euie ouitehl in )'ahoerin wh'ich a'n e'letion~'h for' larsI appiit . ati lesInep biI.etn in11 1-arb ('ongn4.iti nai l 4 l iishtrile, vl i chl I 'indi he pubbel ,anone one month), S, S. C., TIIURLSDAY, mitteo and adopted by the convention, after some discussion and an attempt to fix the date at issue at August 1st: Resolved by this convention, That the constitution of the Democrat party of South Carolina ho amended by striking out the second proviso of the last para graph of the thirteenth article thereof, which is in these words: Provided futher, that no election, either for dele gates to a convention or under a primary plan, shall be hereaftor helI prior to the first day of September in every year. KI-NOS1Nel CLEVE.AND AND TAltiFF RItEFoltl The following resolutions, of'ered by Major Buist of Charleston, were unuani mously adopted on the recommendation of the committee appointed: Resolved 1st, Tnat the 1Democratic party of the State of South Carolina in State Convention assembled do hereby express their unqualified approbation o' the administratio' of President Cleve land and their desire for his renomina tion and re-election. J!esolved 2nd, That in President Clove land the )enocracy of South Carolina recognizo an exalted type of American mtanhlood. iinismuch as he is iindful of olicial responIsibilitiet, fearless in otlicial actiun anti steadfast in the face of im portlunity. I!ebo.ved 3d, That l'resident ('kvelud, in his public life, exeinplilies the simtp laeity without parsimony, tle dignity witho1u exclsiveness, which shotuld itiark the character and conduct of oI who is higher than all other ruer::, in beiing the eminbodiment of the sovereign majtesty of more than I 0,000I,000 people. I :esolved, Ith, 1'hat the enornmus cx e. ss of lsblir evenuo over the neessary l Iaid proper pliliic expentditure iS in1 j it,lI a startluLg evidence of needless andl Iliereforc iii just taxation. 'The n ill ion :,o withdrawn froin trade and industry are barreii of legiIi nate fruit, and are in III cnisclves a nenae to t he I ies.- of tit whol. e,untry. I esolved, 5t Ii, 'That, the meissage of j'resident (Cleveland, ildvltcating a ire i iction in the reVenute. b y lovering the taxatti on on the, necessarisi of life, ald the ri\w illterial of mirn ittfarture, nents I with our hearty and Ilhorough approval as a st itesmtanlilke and practical way in wlich the overburdened people can he, relieved withlout injury to labor tir dan g.r to e:apitatl. ''het;ixth resohiion was rejected lJ)ol lit ullavorable report of the cotnm ittet. It is as follows: Re.'iolved, 1t,h. That, recognizing the necessity for concession in order to se cure a liberal measure of tarili' reform, we give to the tariff bill, reported by the Cominittee on Ways andl Means and knowni as tile Mills bill, our cordial ap1 pluoval11, anid urige thle Democracy of the coun1ltry44 to ai'.iept it. as aL rnea'4"' whieb will mallke .tliin easier to tile peopl at l:irge, inlcrease the oppIortuitaiIls of( m IIIlanuaturera1, andL mallinltain thle present hlighl position of enlightened Ai ueriean (On niotion, 31ajor (1. L. Runist, of ChaIrlestemu, was called to the chlai r. A reouinof thnks to tile President for hi orteous and ellicient dischlarge o his duities was uinanliously adopted. ('(l. Po'rpe resp1honded in a blrief but earn 4>t 5jpe4chl, wh'ich1i was louIdly applaiuded. The( Conventionltihell aidjoli rued sil-e MORRISON IN THE rIELD. Tu1klaian I I l4II;':11 t iflt is ('ity4: 4>14154T45, 31y- I aIssumle that1 t who wouhiIl like to lbe onI te tikIet w ill (4'hvhuid. A\ reported('~ intIerview% 411 willm thl re is s liltgt prob:14hiit f any;ii 4ne fin' TheI 1:1n4 14eason1 w%hich gaveit to (4indi1 IllI11 th e Ih < are 11 likely to ak i:i ! Ithere lie pho1( (1, : il he will hard1~ ll'h refused4l. i ('onneien a(in! New( l'% .Iersey,. if :myI44 whe.44 . If so4, 11Iniana iS 1411.'ha (1: ver44'! 411 iI\'- 'I11(I delgaton ri tha 1 sjt i li lsi from it,11 :411 ~ I oubl be41 ifl 44tin l~lI 41' Slt nsr c 44l f1or 41 :ome one 1 e llse oI woul be4 44 hal114 i44 4u frierol we(l nopr41-.iE o an4 uninsru4 te is eh-gat4 11 n. 1 Thi ents41 44 ut1i il l y,11 4)1i and h-aves other11 Stte 4411! to114 s Ild NuIth4I4 3 is, favIrltil a L'tIiwil any re)44',lais Ito the l'ue 41tin. un ys au slparts( 1:nIiis requ1, Iiriie holvi: '5 nom 1 a44 th'ey II P 44'i5t 111141 s t heJ s, Ill stl isl(as farla ylug thinkSfI4II rg tlid prcti1cable. 1141l I114 pegt 1f1 ly Iy<44lm't 1114, Ils,' Il sel4) ~''hlI11. W. 44y44 I uIIniusel Abrout:1111~ tw wew ayo, tialS) Angl WI atI ag l l dIil 4, l Nort (4114 arohna a boy ill :14 111 us 44 (1(1114 SIII4414 il 1cow, avin l4te ropei41 tidl' 14'4,l knot to% his arm,1 11when 141 4 the C ranli awa with?14 lhet into1 aI wheat1411l1 ( liellwhere shef4 from(41 hemI l ' heels and hils ce(an head4) wer4 gushed1 (ralillioer utnohne wr ATilEIS1 AS A TRM;E i. Ul Ii' ti rA1,Mlt(:1; I'ICTIl Esi TIIlE 'ITltl'A- (', TION UI' II %tNST 'NI1". li S. N'unu u'K ('~n(Illon Untlt-r theu twa 1 ICAthcixta n e 1111 1l tlt"lit y--W%heru n .n WIrhat I;anleI +M )Iny l,u I u nnl--Ilorr of the0 O Il WVnt l--r'ht A whnit I;nt. 11 '1'he lIev. 1I)r. 'T'amape preace'e d 3Iunt- s( lay in rningupon Ou' 'ln rat ion'' tatking l ho text from Acts ii., 20: '' lo sha1L Ibe (1 ;urned into darkness." lie said: "Vhat the destruction of the sun in it he natural leavets wouhl I to our )hysieal tarti, the destruction of Chris- t ianity would be to the moral workl. ' 'ho sun turned tuto darktness. liidelity ai n our time 18 considered a great joke. th L'here are 1)001 'Ie who rejoice to hear at J'hristianity caricatured. and to hear th Jhrist assailed with a tqnibble andi <pirk '1 and miMrephresMntation and Iaidi nage 1i1 in<l harle(luinade. ( ' ''I p1ropose this muorning to take in idelity ani atheisml ut, of the realm olt 1nneurity into oe(1 (if Iradedy, atnd1ul tow to out w that they p rtl oosc LiIid what, if q Ii ty :1re sttteessful, tley will aicomlislt. Itl'rc ar;t those in till tir c(flinunnitites w Ihvi would hike to see' the (Chri tianu r;'- t igion uvertirown, andtl who say thte .\ V'rLd wVould bet better wvithout it. I wantl ( Hh) y(tn nhut is the end of tlhis is (oad, ttttl vhat is the tt'rmuitnus of this w 'insad, an11d what. th is worbtI will 1e' tI vien atheisin alti ititlelity have ti- s' timplhed (eve)' it, it they (tcIn. ''u the irst Ittp"u, it will lie thl ('yin- ''i Iete and uuntterlIe iegralat ion of w vomnhttood. I will p rovtt it bty facts 'I mntd arguuents )liielt no lii('st 1ant tll viili < llute . n alt 11 .tc ttlmnt iiCsit nd ities a:l thtos aniil ntinhs wvhere tin- sit; blritttiini religion hatS b,5tn dlminant,w nit n's condition has been amehiratt d umni i1 irovted, inl Site is dieferred to al tndl honorted in a th(~usat.:l thliugs, ttttl tli ivtery gentl nlnn takes oil his hat Ibefore ii "Nowt compartte this wit h wottnatt'si L undittin ini lauds where Chr istianity w Ilas tmadec little or no0 advance ---in ( lhina, r<. ii Bi iliry, in I t)rntco, in Tart atry, in Irt gyt, i illdoosttan. ''hu I htrmese ;clt their WiVies aintl dtertghttts like so '1' n:ty sheep. Th Ii liihnti e e I miaklc inieslie5 ji t thsgraceti tnil an out rtel;t for a wo- o iuat to lintel tIe liti ', tut to look ttit of I Le wintdow in the: alsenCO of he'r hns- 1 uanti, atnd givs s iL lawtul grointtl hori' ai vorce a1 woman'sIi b egimiintg to cat b - a1 pondui andl ivor.Cl inl (hinai inl the morn-'i ii lIg Infatlictide fllowhinIig inf anitiile' h i'e'male ciidreni(01 destroyed h te-tuso they tre femaileh. Wte.ian halrnes'sed to a i ploas an lIt(x. Wofnan veiled. antd har' 1 riendel, and11 in all styles of er'ntel see.ilu lion. I ler' birth aI misfo.rtunetI. lIer4 life i turture. ier (death a ho.rreor. ( "Thle iissionary cof the (!ross to-day e inl heaMth1Cu lanids prech''lies genelE'1ly te.is two grOups-- a group~ of ment tdc as tey i pleaset andit sit wihere thiiy piilease'; thle >)ther gr'oupi, wineniOl, hiid.den 1and( (care ully' sechIieid ini Ia sidet aparVtmlet, whiere hley may hear thle voi er tile pr 'aeher, cut, may niot he, seetn. N e relinemnt.ti I N'o liberty. No hiope foer this life. Nee iopec for the life to conme. I inge I nose. ilramp)ed. foot. D)itiiguerel face. I-m jruetd 8oul. Now 'ompae:ert those I woei) oniditions.e Jliiw flar towaVrd this lai tier I Sif Chiristiani influence were witlira1'wn p ntd Chiiani 111ty' were de.stro3 e<l. It ish itly at un1es'tionI of dynaliniiies. Ii IUn tie , ee thle lifti<I toj a c.erltin ploint aI.I; not n ashtenjed thier'ie, tu tilt liftIing in>weir bce u Itithrawo, htow lng biefoe tthiat ohbject siii fall clown toe the ploilit from which it. itarItedl? It will e.lo wn, andIt it will go till futrilher thani tile lioinIt f rin whicah ,m t starIted.. Chrnistitiity i h.r. lift eil weomn ip from theIt very depths of8l tdegrmae itiion timost to the skies. If t Iit lifting piow htbe withdrawnIXVI 81he faills clearit bate.k to -cCIed. >e2 ove'rtihrownl, it mne.ans .ihe demiorie/ ie)n of iioe.ie.ty. Tile onie ieai ill thlie s tIle i<e.n1 of re.tril iItion. T'Jak e aw ay ill ideat oef r'e.tribultionit anii puntisluneist re.emi s.'iety ain114 it will begi n ve.ry h 011 ii disitegrathee, and1( tIake awal \ fr<en the indles of mien!I tile fear oif hell ande there ire at gte.at nautiy oef them whoe. wouhil [ho inaj >rit y eeofli tin..veiwho are inithllat igailn,t th ible he,ae se.ef IelIlItishna-it tre! inenl who llieVts are hat e. ew Xiloeh hbie hecLiaIIse e ft the ieai lef iniitu loI ciidt leitte te te 51entI'iry.1 Oh,it Ci tilte ie-aerd. thuis brave'( talk ablouIt pieopile feiar ntgle notg of tilh elonseqiuences'' olf smt II the netxt woerkl, andle I ihavte madie p ny3 miiini it. is inlertly Ia cowaered's whi't ilngl toef k e.' hi ogeu. I Clylve so n l (itn li-int te ir,~ ioaitieiltes i th ice of~h tle onityor,eed Ilhae teard11 hem d'tefyI tile jidge.nt <cy ni c'T hee i<ha tofi; anyft alrhieIconeq~enlei of heirysn ut'fv' when ey 1 :une i'to dii e. heyI llh!i1 kedient' you colhe arLi hiI or nitearl twoI l)Iloks, el n tie hei(i lsmu-i niertniglsi, lht the neghbor ef upl to put.e he ilows down:, bentrl i te . heyC ,tI hll titio t e 'rl the horros. i ie t ~ttle I wou.'hle. t I wn it i a ril way iain t :ihtte.00Crisi pceopls te rn a rde go h>wn though ICIC e.drawbraie inya watlery gre.. I hli I woutr no lant toe i illlChri thu people gituh a <hs.l ti i iter,u' heeviiteyu phd1ly htcou ll i til)uohurela is thagt th i CXb tr any(,t v, oy have donw o miclhl to relievo the Ht and1 bring home the wandering, and ey have $0 long held up the idea of ernal reHt after the p aroxyiNin of thiH e is over. Turn the St. I'eterd aid . l'autls aid tle tenipleH anti tl>ernia t'H intIt) c!lubhouseM. A way with those 1t rchei'M! "'orwatrd, march! ye great army of tidels and at itists, atl io\t of all thov utter t lt Salbhat1 Hchliis, the Sithiit.ll hIl t18 ilied w itIi l,right,-eyel, lriglht. euked IittIt' 0118 who are Hi1ging song Sun Lay aft(rn'tinl ad getting in rmetion when they ought, to Ibc on thel reet corners playing ltrbles or swear g on the 'olnitousM. Away with them! ''But on, yt great army of inibelsa ,d( heistH, on! They will att(u)t to $ealc 'aven. 'l'ere are heights to Ie taken. tle hill on hiil att l'ehon upon Osa, id then they hoist the hadelei against c walls of heaven. ( )n and on until ('ey blow up Ithe foutlatiuons of jasper 'l the galt'K ut i,t'arl. They ciarge ulp e Httep. Now they aim for the throne iiml who Ii vet ii torever and ever. 11ey Wiuld take PIoPwt from tleir htigh 1et0 the I'at her, the Sun, the Illoy host, ' It wn with then: !' tIhey say. ttwn withl ll tli frttn II t' th"orti'! they y. ' lr I 1ev rii! Ionii tut. of hi! lie is i.t ( bcal. Lie hiss n' right sit Ith're. I ,wI with ii iinu! Ik)wn th lrist.' A'.,wurbl ritIhouit. t haul, at uniive rse thut a king(. I )rlhan (Icistelhttiois. itt rlt',a gabt.:it S. Aunorebly sup)remLe. thtt.t o ti .le'hovaht. Ant t1sassilltcld nd. I'at ri'bh-, regwnilt, iteidetil'. That whit Itey mt .an. I lnut it whit the y ill have, if1 Ilwv tin, if t liv tic , if (v ca;n. ('ivIt1':tti"n hnr'lel back into mii lt,trb:ir i ,tn, ini seni,t-Ibrlrarilnt vt'In l : itt' llttl ulc,t. S:tvage'ry. it tw .1 tt Ir ' reJ'ss turted ti e ot.hter iv, .utrl li(n d tow at(1 tIe tltNik age". i0 tIrc t t l the eIltlr1ies Iut lut': Iw ''Oh, ii fi id:;, therelois ut'vt'r betn ch a ntfi u s pllS o t (ii Ii 118 thit hit'b ilnibh-lity andt atheti.ltn havt aniuid. W"t wr muho ekt d a few year P ht'tattts of thIie attin lit ttP l)lo ) lw ul t I'l'a r.m lnt !y )18(' inl haont ; bunt inlidthty ainntit Iat h'istiu c itt nl il thil t(Itip t, tht-, viII ly iu" init i ' wurbtl. et then have tlw'r full way und thhi t rldl wvill be a' habUlitattiun tof thre.' >01115 a lalbittati.it wit Ii jist thret >olnu : tl i'one11 a no!htlll )Iusi', another i zurlettu, tht' uthetr a p)andtlt ontiltun, het' intidlel tuttts of 11111.ie have ul,h irst begun their cOc ietrt yoa, tI iy liav my Ien stringiiig thtir tittrlineIits tiPdtlay put hefuri you their whlot Slii .nr the t ra-itgr li t ly coines bi nid the faire aftern~ard; but ini this it rt)git n1111t' t tu I e g llll n 1C~ l 111tt cl ti d tht t t ft t' at the 1 c 8 iri ugh andc tuiuk, tnit ini t hi liat b-r ( ito Iinse'lf wPill inghi 11al iniick. lie blay: >:' ill bu 'ip h ai-t-I' c t ir cabutity an<~ Sckiwhen thi fe1a cnt.'~N "From ipuchiP ap ebasm of iinivdi htional, wui blI -l, ruif Nttuid bacpk lpito~il it l,i rInel l>c-I fr(Ith ( ppiuic r ilghly er.wtrou \I r> knwwher, i Sti ftel.)ii hlic t-l. l.A I iti)ITl Iiass N ci ic'sePPI fr i t i iai 'p hei I lS litd.r iso N m \ rA vus Iree' t ie N :i a lii.rhp i i i P-un ) 1 icr ytili ig laitly frilit I. . t v ii 11' i ui s u I( iille t I ew I rk joiti i ll ii l file k i tppi i' l)ie S ,to le o-lc I ta hI tov er r 'I'i bhcl-n'ts rtiiihtlin( cit1 apltlil l h:t lien fpi (0'tLil ug Ntsi A'' illii i-i lit i e wasiipl Jli'as--iintoc ly e -ryi deirabh -'inr\iw *\il ti h i tt i v. p1 hat sL l o~i iillah't~ 'pt>veri(ilP-l \ itcitin p- i 1iwaN tit*: f;l Pt i fu I-. II ut, Il t w nhi N' itiltii itlo isi N(-c'iivhul' sitringth inY Noit **\tlit i; t w Ibeidit 'l t1 I )ba lleps ( iic~ti thiyi this, yearcgu fior carringpi tie ork iSlt ii il-slie eveni 02 b ieti ihpa tui ites i tpi r e e e i a i n u ''Now abou~ t teiu Iit vo i~i "lTheit not~e o rnc l dlissai ciio Wie Iish vtitul.'I thi vry as til 1re 1X uted ill Iu'd.ui 'Ntit'lo ites(ern i lls h>fat religmI Nte \iltt IrkStt, alot itout ilienienpt 'wiakth s wctherti i ti:uii for (eve >li> Teear o ieul NO. 35, "Yes, solid as a rock. 'T'hore will not ho a vote in the Convention against him." "Then you do not regard Governor 1ill as a candidate?" "No; (lovernor liill has never been a cadidate. Soie of his friends and a few of (loveland's enemies have tried very hard to bring out a boom for Hill, lit there is nothing in it." "What about the investigation of charges against (lovernor Hill?" ''It amounts to nothing. llill raised som:e money for campaign purl)oses, but there was no wrong committed." TILE ('I.uvErLAN) nOOM. ''I low about the independent vote?'" "I n 1 8.1 there were many shrewd, careful, <I iet men, who were not politi cians in any sense of the word, who votel for Blaine. Among this class there existed a decided feeling whether it was proper and safe to elect a Demo crat to the Presiden ml chair on account of the linancial and husiness outlook. lany of this class who did not like lilaiue vote<d for him. Now they see that the country is safe, and this fact n ill largely increaso Cleveland's vote anionig what old (lovernor ''ildon used to call the independent votes. On the other hand, (leveland will lose sonmo votes in the llisteru States owing to the It iil llnestion. It will be a close fight in 4 ounecticut, but I think we will win. As to Indiana, I am in doubt., as I know Svry little about that. State.'' 1(ANI'A I.. ANIi 'Tii (ERMANs. II ow about Sniii llaudall and his friends?" I hndal I is all right. 11o and Scott are liviig i persoil tight. in their own State. IIowever, ltandall is as good a I b- iicrat as lives in the i 1 publie, aud a 'oliil, sensible man. \"hat. party will get. the Germnan vote this year in New York?' '"[lhe lituor qiuestion in Lny State will give 2J,tlll votes to the democratic ticket. 'ho'lo4 ' ( "ermans who have always voted the I tpub)liean ticket are now with our IaIrty. 'Tiey think that drinking a glass of beer, even on StiLhdy, is not a crime, ill tiugh the Bepubhiea party thinks A (0)01' Woltlu IFOR Mt . 'I EVELAN. "You b elieve in Cleveland?" Selost aisurelly. lie is a wontlerful man. I know hini as well as l did 4.lovelior 'T'ihlen. lie is one of the few nien iii this world who would not do w hat lie t houglht to be wrong to be elected I'resident. 'iiroughiout the length and breadtlh of the land the pelple admiro his pluck and inlependence, and think well of hiim. Itf there was Tot the hurrah ant butrly burly of a campaign, if there -were no b,ras~s bandls nor spoteohoa, he woubiIt receive an uit:'rece<lenited vote front thie coniunon leoplit. .IL is true lie iinakes iniitakais. I'Avery blily <loes that, lbutI the wondler is that lhe h at not made mottre mistakes tiln he hias."' Tu'iii Ni1' vLaru: i-nvss. W'\hat. New York newspapers w.ill supp ort ( levelaid?' t " h Wi rl, thte Tlimnes, thei Star, tlte w's, the P'ost., t.he 11 eraILl, andtiprolutly theI Siun Brother Ihmjea inay mouru for a iintinth or so, bit he will contio al-ounLi all r it. T1he newtspapers of New York art' a great, power,' andI then againi they arie nt. I 300k at the recent Foellows fii lt. I tell you titere is nio element so I lanigerous- its to get the crow<d enraged.'' "\Yill thle New York societies fall in liin fIr (Clevehtinil?"' YIes, atll the hallIs will stand st.raight in thle cttun ig light. 'IThere will be no trotuble, ain< New Yotrk Stae will give ( rover Clevehunlil a big vote. lBlaine ati( Cleve'landl will lie the two opposLing tiilitlates. anel iin my opjinion the inu fromll Alinelt will beL Llefealtoil the sIcotL' timti." 31 r. Wee<l leaves for theo Etst on Wed ru -.\ily ilitm. ig h c ths tra w ' i ' n, -sr iaiunhy, clitIl yeteLrilay. T1hie uible wa-s iloy' il uil a ifew t' wvteks ago li i int c Itp :iat if I .itowell 31. 1 lahner Sine his illtI:winie four:i it linipo~ssi hh- o eun- inplynn.t, ml in order to puee hn~ fe-:itl I r his f;uiiii wa~~is coim lbIf to s-ll his litt'let househiohl eflects. <>n- amiy it- ut-nlim < wihslthe the Ii"isfe vil :isi: i-oirc m ifne . This ok pey upt l''i 's iii i Ilha )tl h'et etrm ie liit I init' hisl in. n- t:st is f>lily niighntl lit thi-ifr t t aratit on.t-i tiiiforey Iom Iin'I~ire his ish neithe ii lrote tilettier ito t I ' .\ t- fI lit -st w iFiitii I eva i' stiut. myiii t f itn lunter t youian.t the~ in flane nit. I lt sl~ t myii i heath in' th' li il whe titl I~tf went t lersey tI ('i fo M-rII-itflie intesi' 't,ainil hei pairl nwtri wit fortiny tvisi es.'t-Tnn til/ i i'tnytst adil i:i i $1:l the slt iii likerrn tisfortunioe, al I lit ll' l's t i'it t i kn iwiglthait' wa lua t f'twit ti fny nolIL ai oubrtl la it-1 hi entltinal ifolt tanyi oty Ief in' flui sei t iIt I 'ti en (n i os- < b be ilit -nt < li thaiS ti youi aitii ii rthi oir enda i-i titiny ~. bif 'di Ctii IL r .F r>