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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1890
Page
2
The Dispatch reports Belmont events from Tuesday night and early spring news notes. Local residents await announcements on town matters, social happenings, and civic updates for the week.
Representative Samuel Jackson Randall died at his Washington home Sunday morning at five. He served seventeen years as the Democratic district’s representative in Philadelphia and was a leading statesman. Randall was born in Philadelphia on October 10, 1828 and served as speaker three times from December 4, 1876 to March 35, 1831. Funeral planned for Thursday.
The New York Press lauds Senator Fassett for advancing anti bribery measures and reform laws. It notes his continued legislative progress including a prison reform act and anticipates further achievements stemming from the sheriff s office inquiry.
Mito M. Acker a member of the Assembly introduced in the lower House a ballot reform bill. The measure aims to preserve good Saxton bill elements while removing unconstitutional provisions and meeting Governor Hill’s ideas. Acker acted without fellow members’ knowledge and seeks support to pass before adjournment.
The 1887 U S convention at Friendship Baptist Church returns April 10 1890 with D B Sill chair and A W Litehard secretary. Ernest L Scott of Cuba delivers a thoughtful address on What we Work For while Miss Stella Cole earns praise for her school report. News notes cover county schools, local purchases, and a circus event slated for April 29.
The Elmira Advertiser reports Grover Cleveland will not seek a third nomination. His friends favor a convention compliment and argue his 1888 win was accidental, while 1892 with strong administration backing ended poorly. Whitney’s prospects hinge on delegates and New York support, with Hill’s potential influence noted.
The sermon speaks of a joy in breasts when the King places the faithful at his right hand and declares them blessed. It describes the resurrection beginnings, the end of the curse, and a future of pure, effortless happiness. It urges nobility in ordinary life and highlights holy orders, chivalry, and the ultimate victory of right under Christ.
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