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Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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used tocheating the negroes illegally at the polls that now that they havemade the process legal they can not get rid of the habit, and socheat each other. At least this is the plaint of the ColumbiaS/a/e, a journal representative of the dominant faction. But thechief disadvantage is as we have put it. To withdraw from halfthe male adult.citizenshipof any State all legal means of express-ing its opinions or its prejudies, however unenlightened, in pub-lic affairs is to prepare that much of social dynamite for the torchof the fanatic and demagog. When the explosion comes theblack-belt States of the South can look nowhere for sympathy.They have laid the train.—The Press (Rep.), New York. TOPICS IN BRiEF. T r is believed tliat General Blancos autonomy policy has e.xpired andthat the underwriters will not renew it.— The Times-He7-ald, Chicago. The farther he gets from Cuba the bolder General Wey-ler becomes. — The Sews^ Detroit. Can it be possible that the Republican legislature in
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Stn^TOR M^HK HAKUK— ■ H(Ji^) (* The World Altnanac for i8q8, in its table, said tohave been corrected to date by state attorney-gen-erals, says that the Connecticut requirement is, Citi-zen of tile United States who can read English lan-guage. The Massachusetts provision is, Citizen whocan read and write. California excludes from suf-frage a person unable to read the Constitutionin Knglish and to write his name. PlGESl.) -Ed. Literary Olilo will go Democratic at this stage of the game ?— I he Times-Herald, Chicago. BlLI.INGER is going to lecture on the Klondike.Tudgo, he has never been there.Well, neither have the people who will hear himlecture.-7Va-/i//j-. Of course, observed Xer.xes the King, my willis law. Doubtless, answered the wise man of thecourt, after consulting a few authorities. That isto say, if your Majesty doesnt leave too large anI state.—7//t Record, Chicago. Yol. XYI., No. 3) THE LITERARY DIGEST. 69 LETTERS AND ART. SARAH BERNHARDTS NEW SOCIALISTIC DRAMA. ;\

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