The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, December 01, 1899, Image 2

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The Farmville herald. [volume], December 01, 1899, Image 2
About The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934

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: who would leave s sick
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, it. Thc soldier who
to flghl in Hie
?uni their foes, ls Justly de
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lintier- Ht four pei cent? Why nol
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patriot
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ls the nomi natl
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lug Democracy, and
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lead the way to restore tbs I party to
nfldence ii ls bistorii ?
[led b>."
II ni. John \V. Daniel abandoned
and can it bs possible that
i platform which would bave tbi
plank in it would not "rei i
.Utica! convictions?" il i
nous in nil
il tin- relief-measure'.' H is
q laboring against Ins "political
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lot. If John W. D dons
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upport him, but will tbe ninety ami
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WASHINGTON LETTER,
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WASHINGTON, Not
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nd, unless present lodicati.
ttilt, the McKinley gag is ld.ely to li?
ven worse than the ked -a;-'. Ail
rty talk about changing the
Kules in tbe Interesi ol i
f.r Individual members
???ii hushed up by the application of
a before the ll
I in the last House and
v ut!a.-k mi the inin?
ti.e rules which in i
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ty over legislation. Thc i
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nu- from Mr. Melvin
it Witboi mi?
lle to Jam some of li; ,1 he
di ask fir through the House, with
?w Republican m ijority.
ling to present plan-, the
milan! lull prepared by the ii
'publican caucus committee, which
? d by tbe
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' mmittee,
?i Withholding their cu?
nt of lt. [natead of ba
? bill follow the usual routine of i><
? I to a committee, it lias
ii decided to have n endoi
? Republican csucua when ll
nominate House offloers and
?seti by the majority of I
vt the las! meeting of th
Anti-Iiiipei resolu
i was unanimously adopt* d, calling
mtion to tbe anniversaries <>f tbe
th ami birth of George Wash
lee. i iib, ami Feb. 22nd ti.
an! imperialism mi tin- part of his
now iii office, in direct con*
iiction to th. by tbe
ami lani down by th.- nut nell ad?
's of Washington, ami the ui i
nie ..f Washington, as
?aeon light before bia countrymen.
me of tile ways of doing tl
?.?ne offered a prise <>f $10, for the
'len by a
il of the City of Wash
! > bc leal neil from the life
i Babington.
I Itive M.- Anno;,d, ,t Mo.,
>f the candidates f..r the Di ni.,.
?? leadership <.r the ii
posjnve opinion- Bl to thc policy
should be foilowod by the I
of the Hoi
?Il of t il,. Honk- H,,.
...ui.| be
to (iiii-h in order to place the
- rn) the del . id ex
tbeir w. ak spots to the emu,ny ;
tiny sh..nhl put thomee!i
?ring the wi'!
authority from thc Phlllp|
utes.
why
.nieiil of an in.hp,i
: ?uncut by tl..
should advocate Hie return
lOS of Ibo;..
hy natural right, but by the
n promise ami m . f
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Spain; that Hiey should D
to th- country that thc adminis*
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icy should v I ppose the ^lorniri
to ntl. ,r
..lil plans which the ru
hic trying to compel tb.
that they should oppose the
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$5,000 WORTH
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Dry Goods, Notions, Boots,
Shoes, H.it-. (Japs,
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