H-nator Ingalls declined to talk to a
correspondent yesterday at all. He
would neither discuss the nomination or
his unfortunate letter. “1 prefirnot to
make any observations at this time,” ho
said: “It is too early and I have nothing
matured in my mind. '
“With reference to that letter 1 have
only to say that it was the most villainous
thing to publish that I can imagine. 1
wrote it as a private note to a friend out
in Illinois, and he has telegraphed me
that ho did not give it out for publication
but that, it was stolen from him by an en
terprising newspaper reporter.” Mr. In
galls is wise to profit by experience.
A NOTH Ell F A LAM IT Y TO HIE TO >K.
A dispatch announces the discovery of
a bed of kaolin at Blaek River Falls.
Now a corporation of at least a doaen
men will form ami then all the dishes
and even clay pipe will have the tariff
duty doubled until thvse twelve “infant
industries” are worth $2,000,000 each.
That is to say this discovery will cost the
farmer, mechanic and workingman at
h ast $21,000,000. May the good Lord
take away all his kaolin beds and a’d
other things that form excuses for mil
Bonaire owners of “infant industries.”
('iiu aoo. June 2.1 lihtim : Harmony in parly
demands that you adhere to Paris letter, (’able
Boutelleand Manley to that effect. I i.kins.
* Mune 21. IS*B Mmilf 7/ mid h\mtflh : Earnest-
Iv request all friends to icspcct no Paris letter.
