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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
ENUCATEGand.

MY school will be continued The ensuing YEAR
IVE My co urse of instruction viii comprehend ~.
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar,
English Composition, Geography, with the use y
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence on Monday the Gath
January, 1891, and terminate the 1O,h day Oh Dc
cember following. There Will DC a vacation o. ioGe
weeks, commencing on the 10Th day Of June. The
charge for board, tuition, washing. lodging ana iacl
will be one hundred and ten dollars, payable one l4
the Isl day OF June, 1881. and the other haii Ca
the LIST of December following.
The discipline Of the school will be parcn,ai. and
much care and Kindness will be extended 10 boss
confided to my instruction, to my children.
lily residence is remote from the haunls Of vice
and immortality, and remarkably heal ny. fjis stun
ted the county of Louisa SO miles from Kchalouds
aud the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to HarrssIn
burg within short distance Of It.
Letters to me should be directed 10 Gardeners X
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON, Junr
O. aft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

II WISH to purchase good Negro Blacksmith,
II Carpenter and Cooper, for Plantation use, for
which will give n liberal price in cash a line di-
rected to inc, at Stanton to e. 81 \. Hubbard,
Richmond. will meet with prompt attention.
ian 7-2aw2t CT s. MURCHISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

Fron -Kr. William Raj. Painter and GiGzirr, No II
SoEth EISAth Street Ph'tdieipiio. gREast -, LID.
DEAR Sll-thnut year and half ago was dread
fny afflicted with GheumahsTn what physician tenn
Ell Ricumn,ic Gouti my pains were so great that = would
te impossible for L. ate description they
better known by tnYse lanring under Rheumatsm. thsn
eau be descbcd had n.eE r.s DOR Sleep day night.
wien took the POadelphfs ina Extract, according
the directions with very singular afteT taking Few
doses lgo 20 sleep. and slept wC eoanned the Of
ru Extract pills and The pains gradually eit me- rested
light and continued TO get better. I'll gu peiicy well
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, OF Thursday. eth Of this month,
w (January.) If fair, If not, The next fair day, on
the plantation belonging to the estate of John w.
Tomlin decd in King William County, opposite tho
town Of New Castle, large stock of Horses, Cot
tie, Sheep and Hogs; SIX or seven hundred barrels of
Corn, quantity of Blade and Tep Fodder; also one
Wagon, several Ok ond TumbTil Carts and all tho
Plantation Utensils &c &c
a credit until The i-st Of January GO, vi be al-
lowed ou al urns above tsn do''ars ur,u i,o parcia
GERS giving bond with opp-oyc set"u - ,.'.t so.n
and under, Cash wi De lcqurer.
WN 'r-tNDuAL
Admir- 10 .u..- i.. .. 80. 4y.iflu, dec
Ilfu .v.-. joH. n.r l'.t--.r fa
NNHTIE D. t't..s ..f.,,s. . I'D JnAcs WI q
w Ua,.na sug-i. 4a.' rrcrived &C. sale 10y
iap -. OTIS, DUNLOP q 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

VENIE President and Directors of the
- Bank Of Virginia, have declared dividend of
tho profit for the last half year, of two and half per
cent Which will be paid TO the Stockholders, after
the 5th instant. A. ROBINSON. IT, Cashier.
ian >
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
From .ily. Igflsi.

DEAR SIR beg leave inform you that have been
0T ts, several months affected with such yio pains
ny Eips. thighs and ig and swelling Of the joints that
could nat day night nothing tha; npped gave
ro.sei until neighbour OF De informed of the India
Extract having performed many cItres sent for box.
which wonderful ehrf and by Boxes
malt, well - ever l in my hfe.
Your Cbetient servant J. WELSH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

nANlEL MINOR, takes this method of inform.
~ mg his friends and the public generally, that he
has been unayoidably detained to the North To such
as had engaged han clean their Clocks annually. he
begs leave to say so soon as his engagements cease
here, (Which he hopes will be in few mOnths he shall
be- in Virginia, where he intends permanently to re-
side, and will then have It IN his power TO attend re-
gunrly to his business TO his friends and custom
he returns as sincere thanks and hopes he merits
continuance Of their patronage.
NUw JERsEY, Jan. |, I83l.--Stc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
THE President and Directors have declared a
n dividend of two aud half per cent on the
capital stock, tor the last six months; which will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 18th instant
Jan 3--2nwit WA. NRKERVIs Cash'r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
EAGLE HOTEL

THTuE Subscriber, having recently become the pro-
Il prietor o. The Eagle Hotel, in tho town of Car.
torsvIllc formerly KEEP, by Mrs. Johuson) hereby
notifies bis friends aud the pabhc generally that be
prepared To- accOuudutc Travellers md all persons
who may think proper TO patronZc him.
With q disposition to please, he Eaters himself
with tie behe, both Of mcftiug and receiving due
proportion Of pubhc patronage.
T. n JORDAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

Flanncls, Merino Cloths and Lace Wells.
sD6A Pieces white hannels, from so cents
wv per yard to extra superfne Welsh 1annels
A few pieces very wide ond soft wool and improved
finish white mcrino lanncls
Fashionable and fancy coorcd English morino cloths
and circassans for ladies and boys wear
Black merino cloths of all qualities, oud nc black
circassnns
90 Black loco vcils Of MI prices, sizes and quail
tics
ALSO: go mcruo long and square shows, OF oil
colors-which will now DO sold NJ lower Than
former prices. Mt r. II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
IUIO TIE LADiES.--'rhe subscd hcr has rccc.
Il I'd Il box Of patterns for lace and muslin wor
,nnt2 y. y. SANNAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

Richmond, 51st Dec, 1880.
The subscriber will continue to transact commits.
sion business at the stand Cary street, heretof
occupied by Blair s. Anderson. To the patrons Of
that concern, he tenders his Acknowledgements and
assures them and the public generally, that any bust
confded TO his care, shall receive unremitted
attention. The books and papers of Blair & Antler.
being left in his custody he invites all those hav-
ing claims against them, 60 call him for payment;
and those indebted to liqudate their respe cve bal.
ances; he only being authorized, may be seen by
the advertisement above, to receive and grant dis
charges for the BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, Isl January, 1880.
ian 3-2avStc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
PRENTIS CHUBB.
DISSOLUTION.

FESllE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers, under the Firm of Blair & An
derson, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same, will present
them to Beverley Blair, and those indebted the
Germ, will make payment to him; he only, being
horsed TO receive and grant discharges for the
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

I incidence sny- Or: wnder. OF Salem. ia
ip bt introduced thu Iubc the hands Of ihe
iad iss,afs II known only as cue for hrs@stfsE.
physicians 1t has been asce.taed thai Scufyy obsInate
Coughs, and prc1cn: CoIuI1pto have yelLed To its
nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
Just received and for sale by
ian 1S-1awtf II. G. McNEMARA
LOYAL COMP.ANY.

LOYAL COMPANY.
4 N. consequence of the failure of meeting of the
q successors of the Loyal Company at the stated
period meeting will be held at the Capitol, the
city CT Richmond on Monday the nth January next,
THOMAS w. GILMER, Agent.
NT OTICB.-W antcd ten or fifteen hIrelinns for
IN the present year-the hire will be paid quarter
ly, on demand-appiy at the Office of
ian 12-5t PRENTIS CHUBB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20
=. A MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE

FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM, &c.
Erfraei If fn from Rv yans zshss dated Bengal A,
frtots. Dr. " Bsd.ssa, La.3oa.
DEAR SIR.--AsIeeab,y TO your request haye with
difficulty procured and send By the snp Jn<an
Sap,an RoSss.tson few pou.d. ef The Poladeiph..
enc unver.any estccmed among the people OF na TO-
INC cure OF hheurnatsa Wa % inform Of the
bic remedy. would require more paper than am rhic to
nuclase md more time than able besov Indeed
ss snees % tins Medicine immediate. thai IN RfIU
MhIl5M you would IN suppose acted au,o<.
IKE charm IN that painful CO. NE nsnal
itode 81 taxing the form of pulls. ss use all niy
shaoav 'urs 10 send ron a constant supply j. l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
s. na.r.... 49,. n. I.ar, !. nae.ly .st..

A. pssp.ls also me i,ovs "a Wholly ayr
csis ,sai
). sss-z.a.io.e4. are vsnrs. tiads o. ! ''nef
~svp, :. .spses.f '. ol t'e pl..--, ii al h"tie"i
t.te aHf acc u ire t,y-ii,-I ~nn h sl's.isg .
rue f aorssz al ~ 70.
sa.isA-f, i - caara-roai testimony o.
81 tie aaave asmei ,a,t.i a. 'as, that lie 80
dies . the st.i Ms are no ~i'e hnpe' u ny
fhe5r uas.asi - =. Th- opin'pn - strfneY
heid thst iteir atfa,nn 'n's are ~ every re-
,uset mn, 10 ias.e who devote tbeif .hele
time - study.
r.oah{soa of air .'liop--Ia mast Of I e
.snm.ris. nss resiewe the psrfnrmanca OF
Iaaor IS m inlispr nsable eodli'ioa 10 me .noeF-
SD
R,mrrks-i vii bs seen by thu preceding
article, hat IN d i1al can exist as 10 Tie Ittse-
firabihy ofihs pi.n Of uaiting labor and study
TIE praj oct, iiesd, does 1oi datise Us fessi-
b.ty from NEE recsn, esperience. sumo Of
III. hest scholars, ar mos, useful men in our
conntf,. have passed through this hardy
COURSE # menisl training. Their education has
heen prosecuted anil the Interruptions iao,,
ten, 10 laborions ssucatons. Iiem hand,
hardened with severe toll, aud accustomed II
The ranshff Implements OF agriculture, have
not been deemed unf to tara over the volumes
of science. an1 form tho 6sure 8 II ma thcmai-
cal calculation. OF how macy intelligent men
do we learn the simpie fac, that they are sell
tlaghi In almost every such case III r. ba.
been a union OF lab,r and study. labor haa
made the study sweet, aud sruiy has. IN is iarn.
soffened labor.
The allows article ia from our resaeeted roa-
Temporary the Columbian Star III addi-
iional facs and Arguments ate rsqaned 10 en-
force thu proptpsiy, aud indeed absolnte nsees.
si,s Of labor, csll u by what term you choose,
Rymnssic, agricultural or mechanical, aud
perhap. each IN Turn ought 10 be had recourse
10 ~ students, II would he sufficient 10 relief
10 the experience OF PesIaozEi, and above all
ofFellenberg IN his ceebra'ed establishment al
Hoiwy Ample and very satisfactory details
on this eagro .sinc subjec, will be found on ~
ferance TO the American Journal OF Education.
We are satisfied, by iaiimafe experience, and
we may say personal SOLDERING, that sal mus
tce 10 done 10 human nature IN the common
systems OF education, by neglect oil suitable
and regular physical exercise directed rs vel
10 the immediate preservation OF health an1
prevention OF numerous ailments, as To the
learning oil some useful bsndicrsli employ
ment, aud acquiring the abiny To use our
sonses and limbs with that readiness aud ae-
euracy so useful IN the varions situation 0i lite
whether OF daily business or Unforeseen pc
ril and emergencies. journal 81 HsdAh.
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,pDNHI lfa
From me Baltimore American, hue ~.

From The baltimore american, hue ~.
FROM LivERPooL.-rho b,,g orcan',
Cease, at tins port from Liverpool sailed on
the 2o1 MAY. To the at enllon Of M esteemed
commercial lrlen the editors oil tn imerienn
are indebted Tor tho Liverpool Advertiser OF
Saturday the Oh, May, from which they ei.
trse, the following items.
LoNpoh, evening, May 10.
A serious afffay has taken place nj Ani"erP.
Hofigina,oj Ia some boys planting n fleg on
one vi the Dn,Gh outUorks. Two m0skeis
were fred among 'hen, aud great tn,pnlt RI
sued fifteen people are KILLED and wounded.
The greatest alarm prevails in tho town, and
though tran1uiity was ~ kpmr measure restored
yneD he last accounts canls away, renewal
uf Disturbances was exp cted. Persons oil D.
nv property WIRE hastily qlittiog the town,
According 10 accounts from WMsaw, III
Ku SANS havs beeu forced 10 eyac.ae Oaro-
lanhswiih considerable loss OF men. Nothing
az important hal occurred. Tue Plies wers
DE-, rm,ned not T. give accnerh battle 10 TIL
Russians. hut wished TO draw them tosslhs
Wasa@. a. the position Of Fraga, whiah has ..
late ben so strongly fortified, would praye
most advantageous 10 the POlss IA case ol a
sr.eral attack nom he Russians.
Inc rmsn papers % tbr l4th OF Nay eeo.
tain no inrhar news from Poland hat We fc
crei ~ think that our accounts Of the failure Of
sae gallant okllyHeoki are too tue.
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IA a. tzsaGaassV
iyNCHBURg. syr,.y -
EOuRrHa IL ILL.,

iiH'-hVe Years have tbs DAY elpn.oa
baud OF intrepid Patriot. a...n,4.,,. "teA
/ delphIa 10 deliberate oo .be c,,.,,.. : '''a'
country, a"o 70 suggest mode of r.a-.
afdhed TIER names TO the Deolaratia,
ican Independence. IL the interyen,a. Luz
what astonishing events t,.. F.''''
What mighty impuI,e has been ,.vo,, 81
human mind What vast cbanuos -. ''s
effected IN public sen,,mrn, W.. ''F'
fcaoo"' II, we practical operations of gove,o.
'asats And surely, it is not arroo.,s ,a.1
that these Tremendous results-lbe ,a,,.I,.,.
o. mpires--ihe use and downfall osL;..--
.tingd rms the dissemination e "'
hho"'eose--the suhyersion OF lane.ehs,ist.I
beresles-and the inculca,ion and d,s.....
liberal princiPes-have all sprunp d,,..,,..
ildfec y, from our example W. ba,o
tme 10 glance at these thing. Bal Tho, -
themes which will this day warm the ~
nations OF thousand Orators. eaJ tn
! sio" OF aniyius patriotism in the hesJis If,
lions OF hearers. IN every section - \
! Uuion even N that only spot .Vha,. m. =.
notes of disatfscton are family rai;es--..l.
covenants viii he made, aud oath, dea,r.
pledged, To 'Prese,Us Hs Uaion" Turned ~.
sueh men, and haIlo"ed by so many and .,.t
glorinns recolect,ons. For, lei d,.ss,.e.,
ambition and disconnected par,isaas say wb,,
they will,
3" \ lsnd more fair aud happv. neverso
Vew'd in his wide career A ioy.Io
For all that life can ask +: Salubtioas m, ,i',
Its hills are 6 cen ; its woods end pfo.nsr,,
far; 'p'''
It's meadows fertile ana, to crown The wbo,s
: In one delightful ~urd, it s our Home
Inc seat OF Liberty, with ali lis SWEETS
In this place, the Day will be celebrated
with the usual testimonials uf respect We
learn ,hai the following arrangements will ba
observed
at 10 o'clock, the Volunteer Connaoi,,
viii form in from OF the Union Hotel, At whjc5
lime aud place they invite the 'oficfrs soa
Soldiers OF the Revolution, and their oth-r in.
siied guests, To unite with them, in line of ptc.
ces7ioa.
ia soon as the line shall be formed. unde,
the conduct of Colonies Rojes and Holme.
aud Maj. North, (who have been appointed
h"'shals OF the Day,) the procession will pre-,
ceei Il the Methodist T.. hurch, where, a
| O'Clock, the declaration Of ! 4ependene.
will be read by Mr.. WIIis3 &. Bf4es, aud an
or"iion viii De delivered by Mr.. Wniisa d.
uitl, j.
tae Military viii dine nPar Ha.sHis. l's
Spring There viii BE- a Culsou's a.ads- t the
Franklin iioteI--besides scattered CUPS Ell
Other places.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Extract Of a letter from a gentleman who edi.
ted paper supporting the elp4 ton OF Cen
eral Jackson in lS2S
1t IS with feelings Of the deepest regret
that have heard Of the uugenerOus, not TO
say vIlhinons, manner in whiCh you are treated
by n portion OF men, who for no o her motive
han that OF gam, ever joinci the ranks OF the
lie "bhcan party n"n VINO never Jriaed the
party until the election Of Gen. Jack son be-
came 81 maotett tht no one could doubt
II. These are he very men Who only JON.
ed oar .snts after we bad fought the enemy,
ana victory had already perched upon
on' stan lard, for the single purpose ol running
away with The spailS. WLen reflect upoa
The scenes which have transpired within
the last eight or ten months at Washington,
am almost overwhelmed with shame, Irgr,
."' the deepest mottifcaupn. That Ger.
's;kson should have lent himself 10 the pitt,
antiques and malc,pos maneuyer,ngs of such
unprncipled ,nsn ~ Van Bu,en, Amo, Ken.
dali, and heir aders aud abetrr,, is what
never could hayr looked for. almost scltrn
at he ruin IN which he has involved himself by
his association with these drsp-radors. "
~. 5. Ieieg edph
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SIGNS OF TIE TINE

in the Culpepper Congfesslaha District. in
this state. the battle begins TO lax 4ui,e walo.
Col. J. r. Wallace mas come on, IA opposition
TO Mr.. !. S. Barbour. The latter gentleman
WAS formerly warm Jackson an, eai III.
former neutral. NoT, Col. W. f.afs.ses TO be
a.warm Jackson man, While MIR. b SAYS
L he does not ~ish 10 be considered he Jscs.
son candidate. and that he will wear The
toilar of no man. lin oth.r words. that ta
5 now AIT Jackson. Thu chances are in "a
yor Of the lection OF Mr. Barbour.
At Reading. Peno. a meeting ds lately ht'5
10 make preparations for celebrating me 4ia
ofiHlY. A resolution to celebrate H. ss lhl
frieods of Jackson sod Wolf, ana snoher -
celebrate IT, as the friends Of Jackson, were
boto uesatved; aud finally i, WAS resolved to
NEE; a: Democratic Republicans Oaly Or
gentleman at this meeting, it is asserted, voted
| against Jackson AT toe l4st election.
y Clay meeting has been called in Salem
county, n. J. and the call is signed by 400
names. embracing among other conversation
Jacksonism, the whole OF the Delegation from
that county to tie Stale Legislature oilas'
year The N. J. Eagle, says, Tire. tagdr:a
cltsens Of that county have abandoaeq tue
Jackson party!
The Alexandria Gag tie notices numerous
changes IN that quarter. acme OF which are
within the personal knowledge of the EditJ'.
lie sentiment. almost every where, TO such sn
extent, that our hope is almost con. erted lG'o
certainty. that the present administrator will
cease TO exercise its 'llgoten aud disgrsceniy
abused power, on the 18th of March. 1898.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

lnl uh9uANl 10 decree Of h. Superior
- Co"'t at Chancsry. held a, Lynchbnrg,
pronounced on the 3o,h day of October. 1881
IN suit therein depending, between Randolph
u Garden, plaintiff, & Mary range, the elder,
Robert smith AVID Agness his wife, and 9th. RS,
petendants-lhe undersigned, Marshal OF the
SAID Superior CoorI Of Chancery, will, on the
I'm day Of July nrst if fair, If not the next
tar day, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises.
by way public auction, 10 tina ghes. bid.
der, for ready money, two lots or parcels OF
aud, situated AT Campbell Courthouse, con.
ta'n'nS '"o and three quarters of an acre.
1. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June Q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Take IS from 17s the number Of electo,a al
votes Tor Gen lack o ., and /, leaves him onl,
ll2--add the 66 70 Mr. Adams SO, aud Il gives
MIN lf9
And IL Mrylani. al'bOugh Gen. Jackson
got oot Of the II electoral votes yet the
votes of the people were nsar II thousand nd
jorty for Mr.. Aiams
The whole number of tie votes IN the T. ).
was upwards of a million two hundred thou
sgod.
II he lean majority Of 10000 votes in J =
200 900 is a snhiecl of Boosting aud exul'at'on
with Jackson men. let il he SO. The friends ol
better order OF thing' hook forward with con-
hdrnce 10 tho election of 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
SECOND THOUGHTS.

The following article is published n'he
Philadelphia Sentinel, "a pa per friendly to Nj
l"gham,) and accompanies the letters Of Mes
srs. Campbell. Smith. L evils aad Randolph
10 the President, denying that they were con-
cerned in a conspiracy to mob end sssassIna's
MIR. |
he gentlemen whose correspondence attn
the PresIden, we publish to day, like all per-
sons over-suyions to coniradic, a charge. admit
snhsta'ltially all the fucis which Mr.. ipgham
connects them with Ii will be .seen from MI
lnetam's letter that he alleges the .Eerso1s GEN.
cerned' in the intended out age on him, 'wele
the late Secretary OF War. and The. aching Sstre.
fdry OF Naf-ihai the Second Audit6f OF me
Treasury, Register OF the Treasury, and M
Treasurer OF the Uuired States, pere tn THkla
company; and ti'e IreasUse,'s and Registers
rooms, IN the lower part of the building OF the
lreaFnry Department, and grocery store De-
tween his lodgings ami the Office, were amer
nately occupied as their tendezyons while tyiDs
IN "aIi--he former alfordng the best oppo''
iuniiy for observing his approach"
" The charge, therefore, of ing in wall, en-
tireiy refers 10 the late Secretary of War sno
mis- broiher-in-law, the acting Secrslsy o.
War the ioputaton upon the other persons
simply is, that Of being in the company OF tne
+" principal st thu SCENE Of INTENDED leaSes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
SENSIBLE REMARKS

From he Southern Patriot
u ia remarkable that the supporters of the
Tailf rete. the fall IN the price of Aneri-
can manufactures 10 the same cause (thp la
~ hat is said Ia degrees the value, of our
frlncipal staple. Both are equally vide of the
rfth. The fall in Upland Cotton slnc. the
irs Tariff of Protection 1924, has been absut
T. rlay per cent. The decline IN Cotton Man.
uttr'uTes has heen III III, same proportion.
Now, let tie price OF The whole mass OF urp.
dnc'ons, American and European, be Compar.
ed IN 1874 and 1881, aud the decline will he
found 10 have extended Ia nearly the same
ratio over almost every Article, whether q,
the produce OF the SOIL or manula ctursd The
cry OF over-production has not been less loud
in Europe taan IN the COited States With
few nnnnpcriant exceptions, the entire hull,
of commodities hears he same relation, each
10 the other, as 10 prices, that they bore before
elui IN all departments Oi Industry was CON,
planned OF. Could the Unued States be exnec.
Ell 10 escape the operation of SO general A
cause WHAT is there in orr Peculiar sitna-
ian 10 exempt us from the ianusnca of the
laws winch govern IN such circumstances 7
Why should our Orators make The fail of our
staple the perpetual theme Of their barenpuf,
al public frssts, in Congress, at election meet.
'Dgs, when there IS not a well informed states.
man or writer IN Europe who does no, know
that the general decline OF prices is connected
with tue commercial changes which have al.
iected every part OF the world