That Harmonious Harmony

That thore is aa extreme ainount oí harmony exietíng In the ranks of our friends the enemy, espècially in regard to eongresslonal mattere, can be Judged by the following in regaTd to their coavention held at .V-.lr.au. taken from the Daily Times of last j Wedneeday : 'The deniocrats aiominated Mr. Barkwarth lor congress yesterday. but not unaniinously even though tliere was no candidate against hiin. Among thoee who arosc and voted no on the motion to nomínate him was Hou. Fxl. Bmltn, who was the ( íe velan d elector in this district in 1892. One delégate -wanted to know ii the convention had nominated a a populist uui asked that Mr. Barkworth's lefter to the populist eonvention be a-ead. For obvious reasons this was not done. Tliere are several thousand people in the district who have read the letter, however, and it will not be forgotten during the cainpaign. Fully one-third of the delegates remained fieated when the motion to nomínate Mr. tlarkworth by acclamation was made and of theni were so far anti-Barkworth as 1 (i riso and vote no. This is the record of a democratie convention and shows that there are many men in the party who are not yet prepared 60 go over to the populists, bodj and breeches."