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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1892
Page
4
James Saunders argues confidence and firmness are essential in handling dangerous horses. Perseverance, experience, and careful technique overcome difficulty, while avoiding reckless risk until the horse is trained. Never match strength against a running horse. seek perfect control before hitching.
Senator Chandler introduces a bill to appropriate 2000 dollars for Franklin Simmons marble bust of Gen. Grant. The House foreign affairs committee will back a resolution to appoint a jet commission to foster closer trade between Mexico and the United States. Senator Hill travels to the free coinage Democrats camp, amid debate over the Arizona funding act amendment and civil service investigations in Baltimore.
The paper announces a new serial by popular author Jesson titled Having her own way. The feature promises a literary treat and notes it is Jesson’s best work.
The speaker argues choosing a guide for belief requires balancing quantity and quality. He urges broad reading, travel, and observation to gauge opinions across lands, then favors established large bodies over sects, noting expertise and moral track record matter more than sheer numbers.
The correspondent argues rural Democrats idolize Cleveland while critics dismiss him. He mocks Cleveland as weighing 300 pounds and claiming he alone is fit to be President, predicting a Harrison vs Cleveland rematch and a familiar outcome.
Week's quotations from New York and regional markets cover grains and provisions. Prices cited include wheat No 2 red around 6 40, corn No 2 near 49 cents, oats No 2 about 25 cents, lard at 6 00 to 58, 2, butter creameries around 12 cents, and mixed livestock values in Chicago Baltimore and Philadelphia markets.
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