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Cleveflnd hoped, in his letter, that the spirit of true Jelersouian De- 1*" ll. snot-racy might pervade the em tun. and “that its participants may derive satisfaction and stimulation trout their elm-ta to revive and strengthen the principles and practices of our old-time, honest. consistent and to Democratic faith." It leavra open cusr principles oid'tinie and other adjectives Democra ltr. Cleveland deems to he .appllcsh to present coo- ditiuna. The principle to which Jack- son adhered most closely and unusly in practice was “to the victors belong the spoils." Perhaps Kr. Cleveland had that in mind anions oth- ers What the other! were must he specifies question what and practices of t "‘ left to conjecture. air. um um nothing to he desired as to Teciflcnesew His declaration ot principca were as follows: “A attic! construction or the federal constitu- tion. No entangllng alliance with too- elxn nations. insistence upon the re served rights of the states. Pnhiic taxation tor hlie only. 0 Wm " eonthinatioos ot capital. The preserv- ation ot personal liberty of the citiaea. Ne centralisation. .floine rule to states and municipalities" Thisseennstoheatthenrstalanes. a formidable away 0! principles. But analysis or them will show that they momma Lem .m it pa 0 en- taaaihic target: alliances! No party would deprive the states at their rights to which they are inatly sh- titled. it there is anywhere public taxation for other than public which air. Hill has it w...“ til E E; number of people who are inter in architecture has greatly ln~ creased in recent years. and surely an opportunity could he made for some work of the university extension sort. Perhaps when a more enlightened spirit media“ will beheld thatonehasho i iii; a” motorizhttooitendhisueixhhorshy an architectural monstioslly than by any other sort of nuisance. In several European cities plans for new houses must pass the censorship of a commission, and nothing plarlnsly ant of harmony is tolerated. in some American cities the height of a new building is already regulated hy lllfl~ niclpai law. in Perla the experiment has been successfully tried oi‘ ousting tor the heat new house in a given streetor block. and excellent"- sultshaveheenshown. We the late-hoes- lump-using and beautifying a town mumandthomtshonulhepiven 'toltsappeoaehea. 'l'heei'tectotahrat Wisrarflyeihced. Traveiu's wlaeiyphntheirapproaehastotanioua eitieeaoastohavetheirheautlesdsah atonosnponthedsht. 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