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.MarShai's sale.

IN obcdisnee To n decree OF III. Stanton
l Chaucery District Count, pronounced on the
9Th day OF January, 1891, IN a cause therein
depending, wherein Joaa'ban PaIton and o
theirs are plaintiff, and Elizabe'h Donthai and
others defendants, viii be sold, Oh the 4ib day
Of April next, at Burioo's 1nvs,n. IN Le1ine-
ton, To the highss, bidder, the Establishment
long known as D0UIHAT'S TAVERN, win
The tract of land, containing ,hr e hundred aud
seventeen acres, attached ibereto-ly ing near
the uppe, end Of Rockb,idgs County, on the
great road leading 10 Tennessee on tue terms
following. viz One fourth OF the purchase
money 10 be paid on The day OF sale, and the
balance IN three equal insialinen,s, at II,
Ia aud ~ months thereafter the deferred
pay ments TO be secured ny bond with suffi-
cienl security. aud a lien retained on The prof.
erly. GEORGE ESkRfDGE, M s. e. G.
~ The above sale Is postponed until Nor
day the I'd day Of May neIi.-fn Tie mean
time, Mr.. W. H.. Doutha, ,diying on tho place.
will shew The premises 10 any persrn having "a
desire 10 purchse GEORGE E5KRiDGE.
March "a.
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5TEKE. VIZ.

Black, Ifslina Leud.iring, Gros de Mar, Fler-
sace, Mode, Seoshsw, S.r.n',i.. aud s.ys
,sl pieces OF rich fg'd aianda'inrs. sa't,n',
&c.
Fancy coiored plain and figured chsngeahls
Gro do Nap and Maudsr ines, OF tasty
sh,des, al low prices.
PLATA blue, pink salmon. straw, lavender and
lead colared Gros do Maps, Satt,ns and
Gros de Zane. particularly sulee,ed iV
Spring Bonne 5. &c. NC
Hosirry-Ladies and G~enilenen's SILK, Cot
Ton and Worsted Stockings, aud Gentle
meas half Hose, veIy cheap
We will merely say thai The above articles,
with aimns, every other that - sessonabie or
desirable, ara now On hand, Tor sale al low
price., for cash Having purchased these
goods y very short tune since, expressly fo'
The sp- lng trade, we feel confdeni that they
will be found lowrr than usosl, particularly as
mnny articles h~v. advanced very coosiderh-
| bly, within = lew weeks ~ ths Nofthstn Mar
kr,s. j.. II. . NohSp.iL.
March "a 2hf
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NcmNNal.

NlRRS. TRUSLoW reiurns her thank, TO
4 her numerous II ends aud The public Enu-
ernlly Tor the Ing and v.iy .It0nsise encour-
aRrmsnt alreHay toce,ved, aud informs them
hat she has removed her Il met Business one
door above Nj. kyle's Store, opposite Messrs.
Mckee aud Merm'A Store, where abe hopes her
old Customers aud others will rnl They wilt
find II plan pass-say up s'airs'fo her front room
Ter Bonn.ts will ba sold very low, and nll
Hind Oi work. also ~ the very best manner,
aud nratest tash,ons mud irom hpr general
knowlcdge OF tn, business, sia calculates to
please all tbote " ho may employ her.
4. Sod Lrgborn, bteach.d aud Dressed
over IN most cnsrs TO appear like new,-StalDs
OF spots aliugeih y taken out.
ELIZABETH TRUSLoW Ast.
March Od n
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,nDWEAHYQlr,

FuNHE Subser'hsr having determined up6n
aching school lot hs future v~oos,ipn,
and wishing 10 settle bimself ia LynehLuig.
.oTi,Its the encouragement al his friends and
arauninthnces From the success which Tor
mel, attended him, in the ,nanas eneni aud in
s%,ruci,on Of children. he hate,s hin,elf ,h@, he
shall be- able to render foil Satisfaction TO those
with whose patronage he may he favored. lilo
proposes teaching a PLAN school. preparatory
10 til. study oil the Language. and the higher
branches Of Mathematics Course Of insifu,.
,,on.io be, Orthogrsphy, l%tcsding. Writing.
English Grammar, Geog, Apply aud A,iihmo,io
His School Room II u, the loa. ~ end Of nam
street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church.
Session " III on the Is, day ~ Krril
neat. Hs will also teach u o,ammnr School
NJ nirhi, for the beneG III Of such young men az
have never had an opportunity al acquiring
tina highly important branch oi education
JANIS w. klDNELL.
March o4Ih, 1891. 81
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Situation Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN, who can furnish sat- FAC
tory testimonials Of his moral d. POI tneni
ana qualification 10 ,sacb, besides tue minor
branches Of an English Education, English
Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geography
(with the use Of the g%lobes,) Ancient aud Mod
ern History, Logic, Rhetoric. Moral Philosophy
aud the LaIn Language. wishes 10 &c, employ
men,, either q. principal or assistant teacher Ia
some respectable school. Communication adj
dressed TO A. b. e, New Glasgow, Amherst
County, Va. ~ill toe promptly attended to. II
March 1881. 5
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March "a
DlGGES' OFFICE, !

DlGGES OkFiCE,
Lynchburg, March Oath, 1881.
Drawing Of The Grand Consolidated Lottery
class No. 8, forle3l,
drawing Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery,
sassNo 7, Tor 1881,
47-30-5-43-6-4s-l4-20
ln's Day the drawing ofthe New Yo,k Lot
wy Extra, No. 8, will be rsceived.--The
'dG a : swamp LOTTERY, No. 9, draws on FIR
o ~ Me zosa-6 Capitals Of $1,000 each-and
r. r. saturday the Goth inst. the Great Union
Cauua, Lottery, No. 6, draws in Philadelphia
Ssp'al $4,000, &c. &C. Tickets in ali the a.
a''e Lotteries fur sale at DIGGEo' OFFICE.
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STRING GOODS.

n BEAUTIFUL variety Of Fancy Giaghsrss
IA d" do do Cairo, tsprins past.tas)
rs j, checked aud pisih Csmbiics aud Uus-
iins. fyefy eheap)
IRISH Linens, iinau Camtres aud Kenlis=s,
pace low
10 and G-l pain and fg'd Bobbinsft
Lara super aud common Thread Lsess And
EdgnIg. oi new patterns. aud v.iy low
Itiosd-ladies are particularly insted
10 tnll and exHmine these Goods
New .tSle Bobinef Caps, Cfnzy Japes, Psir-
n"e.. shimozet,s aud PLAN Lace aud Nus
ln tapes. of various patterns
Gauz~ ihn Grape. Lesss and liaiianuett Hdkfs
and Stafi.. rich aud neat, SlI,ng colours
anu inshion.
Bonnet, Bell aad Cap Ribbon, (spri ng syl,)
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NissNiNtion.

THNhE eopar,nsrshiE he, %stofore existing un-
Il DEE the 6rm Of Nathaniel Wins'on 81
&c ; and thar oil J. 4 {. E. Lynch 81 Co. are
'al' day dissolved. JOHN LYNCH, j.
CHARLES t.. LYNCH.
"a. Lynshburg Mills will, in future, be con-
ous'sd by the subscribers.
JOHN LYNCH, ir.
CHARLES f.. LYNCH.
March "a Is
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WAHD'S OtFICE.,
= March 2iih, 1881. (

March 24th. 1871.
The following were the drawn numbers for
the Grand Consolidated Lottery, ON class
32-49- 2l-3i-ll-l4-e5-e5-2s
Aud the following numbers were drawn for
the Disual Swamp Lottery, 18th Glass. al Rich
mond, on Friday last:
47-3U-5-43--4S-i4-20.
Call aud renew your prizes ia Tho splendid
9Th class Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, cou-
tanning six Pl'zes Of $1,000.
1iekeg ard Shayes for sale at
WARD S OFFICE.
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Tor by The Cherokee Indians. We hope, there
lore, this irritating controversy i. at an end
aud that the Indians will quietly submit to he
policy marked out for them by the general
soSernm ~nt-whi'h, though seemingly harsh,
@'ll, We believe, be conducive 10 their present
happiness and i"tnre prosperity The fears
eote't"insd Of The assumption of ongranisd
POI" e., On The part Of the Supreme Govt are
al least shown TO have been grouudie.s
VI A resolution la. oeen unanimously a
dopied by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. re
commanding "a renewal ofths Charter Of ihs
[. : Bank.
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REVIEW

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for the TrgiHidn, tV
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE and kIcHAUD IYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices II passed lobuc-
co, from 9 10 to 10 81
Inferior TO common, = 10 TO 3 81
Common to good, 3 90 10 8 10
Good 10 fine, 8 20 TO 7 90
Strips, 3 90 TO 4 50
Refused, 4 w 10 = o.
Inspected the past week l3l hhds OF passed
tobacco 90 hid, refused total le7
Our market il steady ,,nd the demand for old
tobacco is brisk. The prices have been witt
out change, except FOR suitable qualities 10,
manutaetuI ing. Such Is IN bTisk demnnd, and
VIII continue so, on account Of the scarcely OF
IT,. The hngshrad which sold nj y DO 10 cent?
per hundred was regarded Ms very superior 10,
manufacturing. We still regard the European
prospects favorable Tor gam, s"d do believe
,he planter will promote his interest by dim b.
sizing his tobacco and adding to his grain
crop.
Flour. 3 371 to 6 90
Wheat | ~ 10 ! UO
Corn. 3 20
nhiSkcy 80 10 81
Hemp, 4 90 TO o 70
Bacon y to
Corn Meal, o0 to %
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the committee * srranEemsnls ,ndalsed tbs
hope that they had seropulousIy guarded Tn.
der th,s hope hey u semblsd as n baad Of
Anrtitans AMI brothers. around the festivs
board. Tim, Col james Barbour should nd
dress the friends Who had thus kindly honored
him VAS TO be expteted-ihai It should have
excited unpleasant feelings vas Anticipated by
hone, and surprised all"
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Communication ttih The Sosih The M,'ae
u c Gazette of March 10. Announces the II
ception in lha, place ofthr Lynohburg Virsinian
Oh. ihs same day Of IT'S dafe Our intercourse with
The South is very rapid since the new mad AZ
ransemenl, aud will be more extensively SO
after The FIRST of April, when Messrs. Smith Il
Early's line OF stages will commence running
thrice n week. We shall be enabled 10 furnish
the people OF that large section OF country with
news cartier than they can obtain II from Az,
other d,rcciion-Hnd no pains will be spared
on our part 10 do SO. Our Monday morning
paper is Mrntk off from The press on Saturday
mig hts after the arrival Of the NoI'he'u mail,
trom which wo exuact ahste,er netfs II may
bring This will account, (or III. appeaIanco
of the yirginiau' Of the l4ih in Milton on the
day of ITS publication. We hope to receive a
considerable accession TO our subscription list
10 that quarter.
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oMMUNICA1ED.
aphmbNi' III
Alta Court held for Bedford county The 2S0
d0y II February, 1891.

II u ,bNft Hfti1 II tNI'F AViftfI ~ %pfF
doy n February, 1881.
Colonel PLEASANT NJ 1OGGlN, Iete n
member OF this Cour', having, by thu 'nsLfUta-
bls hispensAtiun Of Providence, been suddrnOy,
since the last term ol this Cont, snatch ii from
hi, earthly existence This Court co"''de' Il
bu, an act Of Justice 10 he mrmory al the de
ceased, mud cunsonnnl with IhelT telling" of
respect for his memory 10 record tf'if cyl
dence OF bis distinguished aud merItorInus SCI
vices, as n Magistrate of the County. aud m"mi-
her oi The bench, as a Militia Office, AM ms n
Representative I'll the people "nd 81 his great
wortE ms n man aud member Of SoCi ~. En-
lowed with Abilities oi no ordinary s'ade,
without "A liberal education, aud possessed OF n
clraI aud discriminating mind, '-he WAS "A Ma
~gistraie, industrious, firm, patient, impartial,
efficient, meiciiul aud JIst. A an Uflccri
prompt, firm aud paniot,c. As "a Representa-
tive, attentive, faithful, commnnieat'v" aud IN
t%elligpnt. As citizen aud member at society d,
hs was industrlou., honest, charitable, sHe''-
pIaIy. This Court do therefore
Resoire, unanimously, Ina, tire denth III
Pleasant NJ. GOggini Is a loss TO llls count. hni
to society generally
Resolt ed, unanimously, As n a testimony o.
respect tor the worth aud memory "l the de
ceased, we " IL go INTO mourning, ny wearing
Grape on the lefI arm for one mouth.
ReSoptd, unanimously, That we sincerely
coudole with his beresved aud afflicted iamil,
for their distressing bereavement aud Irrepars-
BILE los.
Resotped, unanimously. Tha, the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be entered on the
records Of this Court, and that A copy he for
warded to the family OF the deceased, aud TO
the Editors oil the LyncIburg aud richmond
newspaper for publication and that thls
Court do now ~adjoorn.
A cop,-lestt,
q. A. MINGFItLD, d Clk.
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March d

AJOIiCE.-Ibe Anaual Meeting oil III,
~ Stockholders in the Lyncbburg Toll
Bridge Company, for the election Of Presi.
den, and directors, will be held al The Office
OF J ohn NJ War~ict. in The town Of Lynehburg,
on Wednesday ,hr sob inst.
WM. W NORVELL, TaEAs'a.
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A letter from a g%entlemao in Paris to h
friend in Philadelphia dated the LIST Of Frufua-
~, says, " he great news Of to-day il, that
tbs Duke Of Nemours, second sou of The
hing of Frsnce, mas been chosen King OF Bel
gum aud this, 1t is believed, viii cause a
war. Ii not ct known rLst England viii
do nui i, is certain thai she is ar'ning ships
otwsT. - France the ,r0ops are all marching
hl'hoss OF Paris and its neightorhood are To
BE, Two days SO that we shall have none
lsi ba, Tie National Guards"
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March 81
g a,aG -

NOllcE.-Ihe subscriber has this day
i opened n Livery Stable, In roar Of hs
grocery, and near Planters Warehouse. Hs
has n good Osilcr, aud will nj all times keep "a
good assortment of horse feed. aud will iako
in horses by the day, month, year OF Tor n SIT
gle feed. A lew good Saddle aud Harness
horscs v III bu Kept Tor hire or sale.
W CATCHER.
Main Street L., nchburg
March %
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Essides SOO-4OA-3Os II TT.
Ticket. only S5-Ilalse,2 6O-lH l 26.
Tickets ~ all thu foregoing handsome schemes
10, sale IT WARDS OFFICE.
Orders from thu country tpost paid) or by
| private Coayeynnce, meet Tho most prompt ut
kept,,u5 ubru addressed 10 t. WAkD,
l.! %ncbburg, Va.
March 81
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Union Canal Aottery,
Grand Consolidated Lo fiery,
SIXTH GLASS.

10 be drawn at w llmington, (Dei.) on Satur-
day the 29lh March, 1891.
66 nnmbers-lO Drawn ballots.
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Dinner to Cor. Barbour. On the 10Th in.t.
the neighbors Of Gov. Barbour, gave HIM a din
ner at Orange Court-house-to which Mr.. Mad
isop. Judge 2. p. Barbour and Col. Robert
TAYLOR (the former Representative of that Dis
,rict in Congress) were invited. The Two lat
Ter gentlemen attended bnt Mr.. Madison Was
prevented from so doing by indisposilion, al
though he assured the committee Of invitation
that :. his feelings would be- in sympathy with
those Of the company. We have no, room for
the toasts, &c aud we regret TO learn that 1t
broke up rather inharmoniousiy. In conse-
auence Of the introduction OF federal poi''ics,
which arrayed Judge Barbour and Gov. Bar
bous on opposite sides i'll their respective
speeches. We have not heard the PARTICULAR
| Tue Orange c. II. Reporter notices IT very
brie fy, thus +" II is no design Of ours (says
| tina, paper) to comment on the speeches deli
ysr.d on tina, day. We only regret that the
occasion should have called forth political die
custom. Against all! such collisions oil opinion
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Eirst arrival o4
~>>-C
o. LlS S~~-As

SERILC G~S-ls
1eNo !. Puftvls iaforms his eu,inme,s and
y ,he public generally. that he u nov opei.-
ine al bis CASH STORE, aeaffh" bank.
4 general assortment Of Gosis,
Bought IA he markets OF New York, Pailsde'-
pi,,a aud B.lnnors-sn1 ehch. f"t rheapness,
exceed any stock that he has before ohe'rd
them. Inc assortment cops,t' Ia part ot thu
following ~aIu,lc't W.
Cloths, Casino res. vesiings. Casinets, &c.
Merina Cassimere, II new article ior e'n le'hsh-
Summer WEIR
Brochtll Lasting, Ciroassian and oiher Din
Goods, for do. do.
Nnnkio, Drilling Jeans, Ac
Brown aud hlracaed Domestio
Cotton O1aHhuig, n fine article for servants
Domestic fla,hs aud SlriTes
Emntsr" platds, Bed LICKING, &c. ~.
Cotton farn from The best Factory
@ANGY GOODS
SILKS, Pelmarioe.. Bsreges. &c.
Fancy Hikfs. Scarfs, Belt Ribbons
Gluves. Lnoe,, Moslms of every description
WIh m"uy otuer ARTICLES IN the above i,oe.
bonnets, Fancy Baskets, &c.
Ladies' Dunstable aud spcn straw Bonnets
. ." w !"
N.var,no Bonnet,, Leghoro do very cheap
Ladies Baskets, a great variety
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
In The above branch of business he has a
great variety Of articles, cheap.
Crockery, Glass X Quccn-ware.
His Stock ~ the above line is unusually
large. aud a, lower prices than formerly.
0NQEMKINSa
In ,hs Grocery Il paitmeni he has Sail. Iron,
Steel, Nail, Sugar nnd Coffee, Tea, aud many
other ARTICLES. which he ierls warranted IN say
ing are lower than they have heretofore been
sold.
wE1MAE.
p SHALL be in market The present year for
y the purchase II Wheat and other dsscr,p-
llons of Country Produce, and will "A, all tunes
give the best prices this market wal snnrd.
JOHN J PURvlS
March "a "6w
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NJ Il win be seen by the e1'tac' y
National Iniellieencer, in this mornings paper
tina, the snprrme Court has refused the III
i,,o,;ou against The State Of George, praye'
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Nep Pubiicalionx-We have received o
No. ola periodical, the publication oil which
has been recently commenced IN Lexington,
Va. called " The Mountain Laurel edited by
al association VI gentlemen. 1t is TILED will
original matter. II is published weekly price
~ pen annum.
lhe Student. Of the University oil Virginia
have issued proposals for the publication Of
a weekly paper.to be called 3" The Cdmeieon, y
at 81 per annnm. We anticipate an a reea.
ble miscellany from thai quarter and We hops
shoulJ itpross 10 be so, iha, il will no, be per
muied 10 die iOr want OF patronage, as has
been III case with all similar publications in
Va gina "A fact winch would justify the BELLE
hat M,g is that embossed BGei'sn cline,
I" where genus s,ekens and where fancy
dies
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& wives Af 1900.

Besides 6Os-ios-3Ds-&c. &c.
Ticket, only S5-iialves 81 6O-Qrs. 81 %.
March 2i
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u Tie Stage ia which Mr. Calhoun was
travelling hone having broken down, that gen =
tismsn va. detained a day IN Din"I'd'e a"u
Brunswick, and the citizcus seized the occasion
IF iuv;,ins him TO partske Of a public dinner.
Mr. T. reulied. that there " never was a periou
OF his pubIic life at which The hPprooa''o" u
hi. fellow citizens was more welcome ina"
the present - but his long absence ITO" "o""'
and consequent solicitude 10 return TO us 'a'"'
l.. compelled him :, decline tho invitation
~ The Washington Telegraph contains a
t.,y and Iabored article on The subject OF the
into uoiure between the President aud Vice
President. We had designed making several
interesting extracts from II this morning bu'
want ofroom compels US to defer them unttl
our MT xt paper.
NY The \. Y. Coulter says, Virginia is re-
,r.,so,ed ia the U. 5. Senate by "'"o gent'e-
,o., uho have been always classed win Tue
federal marty at home. And the hichmono
E,o,;r,r permits this and many other sueh
,.l..hoods TO go uncontradicted, because
Mes,rs, Tazewell and Tyler have exposed the
s;.cr.naocy between the acts OF this admins
ration. add The principles which carried II mo
power!
NJ The President has appointed Mr. IRWIN
IA m.mber Of the last Congrees) 10 be 'unse
in The Western District Of Pennsylvania III
MAC. of Ross.W ilkins, lately elected TO Inc u
rrL;o - anoiher evidence oil Oeub
raj Jsckson's adherence to MS oec'a'"''0"' '
members of Congress should not be aI'p0'"'su
to Offices within the gift Of the President 'e''
the REPRESENTATIVES of the people should Ut
corrupted by Executive patronage
II will be seen by the en'rac' "'" u
, National IntelIigencer, in this mornings paper
tina, the Supreme Court has refused the IL
junction against the State Of George pfSse'
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UT The name 81 the Post Office in Abe
ma,lc county, heretofore known rs NeW York
has bee" changed by the Pos'masier Genera
TO B,ookgihe.
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CIR

In ,hs Grocery Il paitmeni he has Sail, Iron
Steel, Nail, Sugar nnd Golfer, Tea, aud many
other articles. which he feels warranted IN say
ing are loves than they have heretofore been
sold.
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Judiciary Sgstem.-We learn ( ON RI, hmond,
ny a private $ uice, that The Committee OF the
Senate, TO whom the judiciary Bill wa. refer
red, are . OF 3 10 | iu favor substituting what
The tlrO Judge plan proposed by he House Of
Delegates. Il WAS thought that the Senate
would adopt the substitute but, so great "A ma
jorty in the House IS opposed TO this system.
that the Senate will probably ultimately give
way.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-29

experience this prote, tion, are themsctses,
interested IN the removal of these resiric-
tioms---tbe enormity ofIhe I,rufits. in ina-
ny instances, combined with the uncer-
tninty of the continuance of the system,
give I, this employment the character of
y gambling speculnfiOn. rather than that
Of regular pursuit Of industry. The
high rate ofprofits would occasion rush
Of capital from other pursuits. aud COM
petition would speedily reduce them to
the general level, ifthe precarious tenure
by which they are held, did not restrain
the movement-such Of them as are
adapted To the circumstances of the conn
try. and conducted with the requisite skill
and industry would continue to flourish,
although Legislative protection were with
drawn. They would still give fair re-
turn for the capiinl and labor which they
employ. The rate of profits would, in
deed. he less, but they ~ould be certain,
or liable only 10th sc changes which are
common to the whole productive Industry
Of country. 1t is with this view Of
the subject, that the best informed and
most intelligent among the manufacture
ers themselves, cannot resist the convic-
'ion that the abandonment al the Pro-
teciing System aud return to moderate
duties, would he hest calculated to pro-
m.ae the stendy growth. aud the safe aud
permanent establishment, of Amer ican
ma ,utactures.
There is remaining suggestion which
we des,re tn present to your comsidern-
tiOn--the National Debt-which has an.
nually absorbed from ten To twelve mil
lions Of revenue, is rapidly diminishing.
aud will SPEEDILY he rxiinguishrd. d.,
the first day Of January, 1888, the availa-
BILE funds of the Government will be- ade.
Guaie to its discharge. The existing
Tariff Of duties will produce thereafter
an immense annual revenue, beyond the
ordinary wants Of the Government, and
the task of providing n system "f meas.
ures, which shall he adapted to this new
and interesting condition "f the fisca
concerns of the nation, will then devOlv,
upon the next Congress. Howpropiiion
The moment f;,r the establishment of tii,
principles Of Free Trade An enter
prizing and intelligent people, possessing
ir abundance, the sources of nationa
wealth, and perfectly unincnubered b,
debt, may add To q cir claims upon the
gratitude If the world, fr having sue
cessfuIly asserted the principles of frs'
government, by being the first also to pro-
fcIaim the principles ofa free and unre
sfrirffd rommercc--that genuine sAmeri
ran System" which will remove from on'
borders every vestige Of discomfort, will
give new value to the freedom which wa'
wresied from the grasp Of oppression b,
the valOr of our ancestors, and perpetu
ate those institutions which are destined
by Il e blessing "f God, I" secure t!,,
happiness of unborn millions.