e ana me
order i-
Gentlemen I have beca troubl al
for some time with an acute form
.f" l; !i 1 r v rli-ipiw. for t!u r."ilr nr
swelling by the dozen?, the nun- ni,jci, i have consulted several oi
dredrtand ten of thousands. The
; recent election ha3 shown to the
TIjk UurMW IIeraldgni::ible;
that its town is the heaiil.ci.it
plaey in the .Stab;. The editor
U a phyri'cian. The Ilm'aw
Herald U ,'natly improved in
ap earenco and editorial et up.
Congressman Cogswell nays
that the ladi.;: did it in Massa-ehusett-!.
Ho said they went
shopping, ;,rot frihtned at the
AleKinloy p.iccs, and came
IiOine and told thei.' hiisbiud?,
who stayed away from the polls
,. voted the Democratic ticket.
world tliat the Alliance 5s a
mighty power, and a power
thrown into the balance for
uood ove: anient. Is action
has made iU enemies respect it
and lias drawn tho.e who are
fiiendly into its ranks.
thf
"et two years iv. hy ."oniclhmg
over t!:ree mouths, 0 e itenublicans
touk thare i f (loverriiiu nt, finding
a bi;? - nril in the trt usury. Since
then our receipts liave const ntly in
cre.tM il Mnl yet it :-! now neeer.sary
to consider how we may increase the
income of tin; Government, in onlrr
to raie I he money to meet its annu
al expenditures. That tells the story.
Our friend school mate, and
brother editor, Mr. II. A.
Latham ( f Washington, N. ('.,
will be a cau-'iidato lor Read
ing Clerl: 'f the next JJoii.iu of
Representative. lie r-erved
last term with marked arcepta
hility and the Housj could not
do Letter than to re elect him.
NATIONAL ALLIANCE.
