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Show BURROWS AND BEVERI0GE. Burrows nf MUhlrnn nnd Itevrrldgei ff In liana. That l tho Intellectual treat promise! Uliih Idihn nnd Wyoming Wyo-ming Republicans nt nur Stale touven-tlon touven-tlon nt Ogdrn on September II Nn tetter Infniined moro eloquent or prominent exponents of nllve and pie-ilrmlnant pie-ilrmlnant ItopiiblWan principles rnuld I" fnunl In this wide wldn worll. Until in. leil.rs ot the Republican friers In tin. upper branch of Congrrsa. I.nrh has a prove I riennl In the muk-Ing muk-Ing nf the cardinal pi inks nf tho Nn-tinnal Nn-tinnal Itrpubllran platform Pmbibly tho first icnl push that nur rommerrlal reciprocity prlnilples ever received wn given by Julius Cnrsar Burrows In u,0 0W(.r nus0 nf Con-gtera Con-gtera nioru than twenty yenrs ne,n. Jlo antedated Mr Blalno Wheq prn. muted to the Senile Mi Buriows enn- inued to advoca,,,-lu advoca,,,-lu is a great advocate lv tariff, and ha, , t Republican doctrine- , " soldier lnthr.clvllnarot" tho most eloquent of ,n. X who Mp to b,ta " construction. He would J. President, n" " "W tMIWfct Bcvcrldgc could wo, h 7 him the appellation, "n,, 3 dor." He Is undouMrti, j? thinker, the advance ,Bnl most eloquent of all th. ' men nnd politicians of lke jj though under 40 yeiri of , ! for fifteen years most forclb, cated expansion of lraae,slv tlon of territory as the rMl, our growing surpluses. li,. Innl expansionist. He ltwl many years before he hoWl, great United Stales Senator 1 quence Is magical, his , challenged He Is the mat v mm of his age on the America! He would make a great Pr Keep your cyo on him hue. he Is the choice ot hi, inltej Konal friend. Theodore mmu tho Vice-Presidency In 1904 Tho coming ot these Ii, ( Eulshed statesmen anl oriton b Is a great compliment toon anil the event Is to be mdtit! event by Republicans Chalnmi tqnsen Is to be conzraitliy starts out welt |