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if EST REPUBLICAN.
Cditon a fnomiitc.
.DNESDAY, JANUARY 14, ISfll.
STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP.
IlARiusnumi, Jan. 7, 1891.
1'be Peooarivftnia Legislature or
ganized yesterday at noon by tbe elec
tion of iu officer! and the appointment
of it& employee. It then passed reso
1u6ds relating to rules for the session,
Awl preparations for the inauguration
of the Governor, and adjourned to:day
until 10 a. m. Thursday, Jan. 15. Tbe
ILID DPfran An FVMav ttrftatmia whan
n - i
tbe different candidates for Speaker
arrived in tbe city. There were five
from tbe country, viz: Tbompaoo of
Warren, Burdick of Mi-Kean, Fioley
of Washington, Baldwin of Lancas
ter, Baker of Delaware, and Capp of
Lebanon, and two city candidates
Messrs. Brooks of Philadelphia, and
Stewart of Allegheny. Stewart had
not the full support of his delegation
and so could hardly be said "to be in
it," but be got "in tbe swim" with the
final victors all tbe same. Brooks of
Tbila., bad the full Pbila. delegation
behind bim, and was positive of sue
cess. Tbe country gentlemen all had
a good following, with Thompson in
tbe lead. The hope of Philadelphia
was that the country members would
be split up and sooner or later go to
Brooks. The "hayseeds," as they got
nicknamed, knew their hope was in
positive organization aud pulling to
gether. It soon became evident that
four out of tbe five must yield or all
go to tbe wall; then Thompson as
chief, and Senator Allen of Warren,
with Granger Taggart of Montgomery,
as "best man" started to try and rec
oncile all tbe differences. Captain
Baker of Delaware, soon declared be
.was ready to drop out and throw for
Thompson. By Monday all the coun
try candidates, with Stewart of Alle
gheny, got together and after counting
votes decided to unite on Thompson.
In two minutes the placards were all
down, and all "the gentlemen from the
country" in Harrisburg were langhing
and shaking hauds aud congratulating
each other on what tbey jokiogly call
ed the "buckwheats' victory." While
this was going on, the Pbila. delegation
eat in solemn council in tbe Common
wealth Hotel and sadly concluded
they would have to put crepe on Mr.
Brooks, but would save their reputa
tion by throwing their full vote to a
certain couutry candidate whose name
was not Thompson. But, alas I for
Pbila.; by tbe time they got up to the
Locbiel with that proposition, every
tountry candidate was pledged to
Thompson, and tbe jig was up. The
next move of Pbila. was to make Mr.
Brooks chairman of the caucus, but
already nearly all the "hayseeds" bad
pledged themselves to Baker of Dela
ware, so it was flopped again. One
party remarked, in language more
profane than legislative, that "there
were more blanked independent coun
try ducks in this Legislature tban be
bad ever Been." So it was, and the
country members were so full of
"tickle and laugh" that after the cau
cus bad elecied -Tiiompjon the reaction
tme, aud in that reaction Phila
yboped roost of the miuor positions
bm the Slate Committee. After the
.onouncemeuts irom that committee,
ind tbe election of tbeir selections by
the House, there was more kickiog
tban after a couutry primary. How
ever, tbe fact that tbe country com
pletely outgeneraled the city on the
peakerohip, helped to soothe many
in aogry member who was disappoint
id in not gutting "bis man in."
Speaker Thompson seemed to catch
a from tbe start to the adjournment
2-day, when the Republicans of tbe
enate and House weul iulo joint cau
ls for nominations for U 8. Senate,
ver tbe calling of the caucus at this
ite there was some kicki a few
anting it postpoued until Thursday,
fth. Tbe majority could see no. use
that a there whs, ho far as anyone
old discover, ooly one candidate,
I: J. 0. Caraerou. Tboae. opposed
Senator Cameron did uot suggest
y oaiue, or probable name of any
itleman, who was in the field, so tbe
elusion was that, as there was only
i candidate, the business bud better
uu dace with. Tbe caucus came n
order duly on time, with Senator G
Handy Smith in tbe chair. Motion
for adjournment was voted down by a
very large, majority. Senator Thomp
son of Dauphin, nominated J. I).
Cameron io a good speech, and Sena
tor Gobin of Lebanon, secnuded it in
a better oue. He said "J. D. Camer
on would vote for the Federal Eleo
tiona bill, all statements to the con
tiary notwithstanding." Whereupon
Mr. Coray of Luzeroe, said "Senator
Cameron bad been Dou-oommittal ou
tbe bill aod staid so uutil 'be was
smoked out.'" This caused Dr. Tow
ler of Forost, to remark "that every
body knew that a mao with Scotch
bloodl in his veins could not be
'smoked out.' " Tbe House laughed,
(be vision proceeded, aud J. D.
Cameron, the eole candidate, was duly
made tbe nominee of the Republican
for U. S. Senator.
Senator Cameroa was called upon
by nearly all the members of the Lea
islature, and it was very evident that
tbe Senator had no intention of doing
anything but what bis party and State
desired. Even the granger element
will be satisfied with his course or
evidences go for nothing.
TnE ItopublicarJS natnrs have per
fected a financial till, which while it
does not embrace all that every Re
publican would like to see in such a
measuro, promises to afford speedy re
lief to the money market, without
goiog to the dangt rous extreme of an
over-ioflitliou of tbe currency, and for
that reas'n alone it should spcrdily
become a law. But will it? Will the
Democrats, who have been professing
so much distress oo account of the
fioaucial stringency, allow this relief
measure to be adopted without unnec
essary delay, or will they, true to the
past record of their party, attempt to
delay or defeat it by offering impracti
cable amendments aod by resorting to
filibustering? We shall tee.
Senator Ingalls bas gone homo to
remain until bis successor is elected.
and every good Republican whether
agreeing with Mr. Ingalls in all things
or not, will hope that be may be bis
own successor. Aside from politics
entirely, men of bis calibre are ton
scarce in Congress for tbe eood of
country, and for the Kansas legislative
to send an unknown nobody to tbe
Senate as tbe successor to John J
Ingalls would be an act of folly that
its members would not fail to recret
in tbe future.
OUR ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE !
A.T THE
MARIENVILLE,
PA.
COME NOW FOR HA ROAINS IX ALL HEAVY WINTER GOODS. WE ARE
NOW OFFERING OUR STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS AND WRAPS
FROM 15 TO 30 PER CENT. OFF. .
MEN S AND YOUTH'S
Overcoats and Underwear
FROM 15 TO 30 PER CENT. OFF.
Congress should Jose no time in
pissiug a law providing for tbe imme
diate ditarmiug of every Indian on a
reservation, and care should be taken
in framing it to see that it contains a
provision to prevent their egaiu ac
quiring arms. eed them, if neces
sary, but do not allow them to possess
rifles, which may at any time be used
to murder white people. Senator Pet-
tigrew, of North Dakota, has iutro
duced a bill which seems to just about
cover tbe ground.
Senator elect Irby, of South
Carolina, who was elected by Farmers
Alliance votes, now says be is a Dem
ocrat first, aod that the farmers will
have to look to that party for the leg
islation they wish. There's a lesson in
that remark for old time Republica
to tbink over.
Mr. Cleveland isn't worrying
himself trying to get Mr. Charles A.
Dana elected to tbe United States
Secate, nor is Mr. Dana staying up
nights to get Mr. Cleveland nominated
tor I'resiut'Ol.
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IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT WE HANDLE THE
BOSTON RUBBER GOODS !
OF TIIE FIRST QUALITY. NO SECONDS IN STOCK.
A Complete Line of Gents' Fur
nishing Goods, Trunks, Hand Bags,
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DAVID MTNTZ.
LOOK! LOOK!!
Always the Cheapest ami the Best."
The Boston Clothing House.
a,
Please call and examine my vast stock of Winter (Hoods before going elsewhere,
I am selling goods at a large discount for the Holiday Trade. I am selling
LADIES' & MISSIS' CLOAKS, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
At 25 percent, discount from former prices, including
IMJS1I, NEWMARKET, SHORT JACKETS, AC.
As to Clothing, I have a complete stock of
MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S,
Marked At llock-bottom Prices. I have a large stock of
O V 33 3S& C! O 3GI S ,
That I will sell at a large discount for tho Holiday Trade. As to
RUBBER BOOTS,
I nave the largest and finest assortment in the County. I will sell the BOSTON'S at
i me ucc hi 94.10 per pair. All others as cheap.
In root my stock of PRESS HOODS, LADIKS and MEN'S VNDERWKAR
3TS and SHOES, CAKPKT. OIL CLOTH, TRUNKS, VALISES. HATS. CAI's'
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS is complete. Prices al.vavs tho lowest. . '
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Wo haven't time to go into details, so give us a call.
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TIOSESTA, PA.
1890. OUR CLAIM! 1891.
FOREST COUNTY'S
Leading - Store !
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pertains to the Wearing- Apparel of Ladies,
Gentlemen, Boys, Misses and Children is
more than substantiated by tho Enormous
Stock and Excellent Variety that wo aro of
fering this Fall.
hrSK':?, Mor-CompMc thsn ,v,r lH.fi.ro. Wo
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In Lsdlos', Missps' and Children's Winter Wrnos our b..,,! .1 i .. ..1.....1
any ever otlbred iu Forest Comity. J .v ,
PLUSH COATS,
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1. 11-.. 1 . '...- ini ..nr..-. 1 111 l,llllh,. IV .VI'S
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