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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

HOUSES AND HOTELS, BOARuNG HOUSES, AND
HOUSE kEEPERs IN GENERAL The subscriber of
mcchter hs Amcrican silver composition ngots agd sheets
a foar aseren thckn sses useful Cor instruments crates fen
dcr, &C ~ w corss OF his ek and he really supply
lmiiefs "a prretofs OF hous with
oks kncs keys cact rods, bel pas saAb knobs &c &c all
~ the m ~ appov workmanship and ncst and
public and rva'e may be sspped With qiany
OF tbeta ana Dessert spoons desseu rs tea sfs napka
ngs hsh ant butter IN aides, oil Of the
beat pattern and warranted 10 kasp their q l,gr
Prices very moderate, ard any ,rsers executed by
-. DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
100 n Hroadwny.
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HOUSE * LAND AGENT.

HOUSE - LAND AGENTS.
supsrhcrs having established Branch oftheir Once
brooklyn No 3Front street. respectful inform their friends
and the Pu4c in general that they prepared
aers ~ he sale and ooa collection
,stag saS ssas Of stores DC Any orders LET
- kEWSON q FILMING, % Nassaa-st. ". Y.
andNo Front st. Brooklyn the LII lBahk.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

GREEKWICH COAL YARDs.-Tbe undersigned
- respecy inform. his srs,oers and the public that be has
kill coal 20 mach approved OF the last by
ference e anycoa sod IN the market oes for Broken Egg
NHt, by the will be received Camp CO.
"a Wall street Russell Copeland street. er ateer of the
yards 32s or AZ Hudsonst. JAMES ID. w. MHgrALL.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

- list and Prsfessor tle anatomy and seases G re
Broadway, private entrance W duane street
Prom undivided attention and study under INC
celebrated Ocusfs in Europe and America with the ro
and practice the m v asserts WIN
confidence that he the nsst Dangerous Diseases of nc
w,thous operation, except CderdL hh1op'"" an"
sfaptpoDG. #Nr.
SPECTACLE 4-The patent, beautiful ransparent medium
Spectacle s~se having the peculiar property ~ keeping INC
periesy cool giving mmcda,s ard pcrmasn, eaIe ano
at the time suit without the necessity ~ chahge
tieuIar defect.
DIE bess attends Of the eve and
mperfection division only Occ hours from II 10 o'clock
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08
DENTISTRY.

nH. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Maapfac.
- ttrer ~ !acorrnpttbe Tech No 23 Hudson doors
above Spring street
N, Dr. Cs charges moderate, his incompatible
'eeio arc 'eay ss'enon, Jls 3m
II YDER,S FIRST PREMIUM GENTLE.
H MEMS BOOT AND SHOE SrsRE No. he. kman :,
CLINTON fa New York, 80 tn Pak-fhe subscriber grateful
for the Distinguish h,s openng No
above store would respectful iofm his and he pubc
general that he KEGS hand and constantly
ing prmc article Of water prsof Boots Of French cali skin
which have gwen great saac'o iof who
hive them - 49,
Dress Boots Of superior wormansbp ard finish and opera
Psmp that received cspcc y the Silver Medal OF American
Institute, at the late Fa' nj NIbIos.
STRANGERS visiting IN city viii find II 10 hen Advantage to call
as much attention - paid To tfan.ient customers
Az orders IN nkuly reccv and usiy attended TO-
.1- -.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner Of Esssau and Pine sfs., CITY Of NeD York.
The Proprietor OF the above establishment s
thanks the public for the liberal which has
scssned ncc has been under hs direction and hopes that his
future system OF will his friends that he is
determined teesve nothing undoe his part
OF their patronage.
The Hotels immediately adjoining the Custom House, and within
minutes walk of Wall Broadway and other principal bu
consequently convenient for those ntemsn
who reside In the upper ofhc city, Breakfast be obtained
at the Reectoy at all hours from NJ noon, and dinner from
noon r. M The Proprietor feels wsaHed in saying that
tables furnished in supposedly establishment
in the city.
Arrangements have been made with agents in the country by
which the Cussm House Hotel WILL turc be supplied whthe
earliest fruits and other dseac Of the various
and with eminent importing house 10 the city, for
supply Of the choicest wines aid liquors JAMES HORN J
s2vn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

rv,REAsuRy CERTIFICATES s4e.ece vf Trsss~y eeri6-
estes whics will pay Gossr-rnen Lan<s 81
~ ',' Lan' 0"se''" N''' q q sicsIns, n wans.
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llOOTs AT HALF PRICE, have abo.t ,Lr,

- Thousand pairs Of osntunsn. DO Of different k'nds
hand and the Of viii soil fos ihs
the following retail fine double cali skin
proof boots ~ 50 ard the ctsnt kinds VI gess-
ccg2n bsos from " o. pair
and Of ne most c-y wrk ~ 5ob rs sisele pair An
Who good OF Tor tne VIII do
Nearly ~ the above bouts Of and
rot afraid warrant pair 10 the wcarer
Those VIII have boots, In What they wi
improve this opportunity for they Don 40
ths store, Ter No. 2ss " exactly the door.
~ r. All kinds ~ meu boots. and Toys. hpps of differ.
ent knd equally cheap for cash Rips " a,y, rseaded
spply nj RlCHARDS'S. No pr Canal street
j2l I'm. the o DIES, Boss ON the block
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AVID OFFICE.-JonN Z BodARpUs, Allorne,

II AND OFFTNE.-JUIIN z. HL''hNUUSf AttoFney
- ard ConseIe Law, Clinton HAL No Bcei nan street
loprosc the Brick Chvrch d-orj CITY 81 New isk Hhus Mis-
SCUM, Arkansas Military Boury General Land ounce ms west
Paisns shtaacd aud titles perfected coz sodiers their heirs.
slsrr lat Revefionar, fa'c War ID CANADIAN vslun
.s-tL rngsb "A ,frgxs from the ". States Canada ard
Nova scotia 5th from 'c Bsh amy ~ the heirs -
Iii Tho ap,e Titles 70 lands fctod fer rsypet
ofta, recls,nrs7h under entitled 10 lands sh x
tasc.-sih Those parted with their DISCHARGES warrants, y
tito. hs,re m issued reclaim the oh Land
IN Tho several and rcrioresa TIE States canada Move
Sc,s and Texas boag so exchanged paid md
titles obtained and perfected app ca'on to fss
Office
~ the svc clams and acting afcnts IN their
sections OF cony, will bc ~nti 70 prf cent on Az
commissions. Commune atinns Tpst paid IL
nv vsuabc farming hnd for sale ~ nc state 81 unos ace
sections 81 iee ear parcel IN ~ 70 ~
situated and siherve. Asc Missouri and Arkan
~
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DOUGLASS ROBINSON, New yeak.
RQBlN -@N BROTHERS, Liverpool.
ROBINSON Il co. Dublin.


EAN old ESTABLISHED PACKET OF
kxGkS tICE, corner 81 Pine aud Ssnth strces-rle uL
befs cont. 10 bring Steerage Pas eng en- fmn
ueat snan and Ireland in ships Of the with pronnt-
iesJ h ana comfort rsons wishing send s tS
oy nj this Office ON
wsks t. The snps Of this line wi leave Lvspso
sons WITH no unnecessary delay In a whe pr
necnhe c"nng, the money refunded Those
is"s Z, embark Tor the old country ~
W. Ieguar Liverpool packets sailing h. Isth ch and setk
ana 20 h Of each month $500 "s - ''0 '''' WIZ
ne recommendation of those persons engaging passasrs fr
~ m nends who may wish to send them money. nafe them
@ pr the voyage, drafts viii b. falowiae
ance - merchants who and viii give every assist
az ein ofwardifg passengers TO Liverpool, viz
aess daniel Wight Co, 3 Robinssn st, Glasgow.
iInm Mi.y, rs Eden quay, Dublin. H-
H. AnilsTaD, Belfast.
n Is ss Mccain. eteam Packet oGee, Wexford
p"an McAuiin Merchant Quay, Cork.
To.ef keenan,, Westsueet, Drogheda.
ySnn Best, Sugar Island, Newry. . .e.
Doughery, Co 'efane. =
yames Cairns, Corn Market, Londou1ey,.
lanes Gibson, Radcliffe atreet sligo
yasnes nneIan, LacarrOw thlore
yohn MuItagh, Balluacargy.
- scpn Roman, Muingar.
John Atkinson, Carisis
post pa wnmce from persons resss country
apply TO S'eiS as'sgs 100 For fsrhes particular,
ol-6m RAWSON MMuRRAY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

AIDES who a,e " want ofinf,nls Ernlroide wasi do
~ well Z, I, NIL at CoCHHAN~ LACE AND EMBROIDERY
STORE ~ Catbarne street whre they viii lind the
men ~ any bose IN this city cons ting OF Infants needle work
cd Fotks snd Ra6s rich rn~kwaisfs ras
Thread lace Muslin Tmmnrs &c &r also extensive
stock ~ Black Lice Wells, Block Write Blood vcs
Black and White " nch rnslh Blond naming sce Frcrc
worked Linen Csubrc Ces Hsudkerc ef CAP e AMI Cox
lar OF description together with general $3.50 scnt OF
ace and Eodess variety and chcs 81 passed BY
any in the city. Who'll sale and retail =. :,
ianitim TiIoNAscOCIRA IN 81 Catharine At
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

NEW BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS A NEW
YEAksPkESENT5Th subscriber received The mos,
choice and beautiful collection Of Juvene Nsee
ancous works. which he had pleasure Of oersr Ia
his friends and amonr WHICH are The fol.
The Book Of Gems The Violet
Gems ~ Beauty Pearl
Towcxs OF 10 einess, is3s Z Christmas Rox
Drawmg Room scrap Book Union Annual
ParlW Scrap Book Lsyen,Ic FORGET Me No
KeeJ~ake scrap Book
Book Of Beauty Liey Of the Valley
Heaihs Picturesque Annua tairy Book
The English Annual Heroglypncal Bible
Oriental Annual Robert Hat bcs Sketch Boo
Magnolia The New Years Tokcn
Token Pa ent Gift
Forget Me Not Parents Cabinet
Christian Keepsake Farm House
Religious souvenir Two Edwards
Friendships Offering Holnlay Gff
Illus ofth~ wsyehy Novels Illustrations ~ Syria, Holy lie
Byron Gallery, &c Asia Minor, &c
c. SHEPARD, Bookseller
d8 iss Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

A TTENTION LADIEs.-B. Y uENRIoURs co
- Ss broadway cer To The ad.e. OF New York
chzse ~ " -
They have removed their stock goods from 90 Canal
20 los ksoadway jisy
s1'HE AMERICAN HOTEL, BROADWAY,
having newly undergone repairs alterations
cont for the reception 81 families and Every
who may favor the establishing nt with their patronage
TO The Publishers OF New York Ler
the American Hotel 10 give the above
the Office Of the Hotel fi-Iw
WOODS CARPENTERS, a. MECHANICS,
w tool STORE corner Of Chatham and Chnmbcrsteets
has constantly fs sale an excellent assortment Of
and bits, patent set capps and dvd Turning
mcr che. and plates stocks and dies hammers
ADJ beScls spirit levels bunsers spoke
circuar turning ates tapes ORA nr in
stmens wood boxes for cutting Of all sizes nj
drill rows cutting nppers and pliers nitro compass
squas hollow auger. drawing toos Shelters patent
GERS cabnctmakes clamps copper glue ois blow kcs. &c
I large assortment Of Planes manufactured bv A. r.
Baldwin, New York. d2o3m.
NESSE s-The ladies and gentlemen OF c~ York and ITS
ocened office, At No a Broadway merit door to Peaes
GIsr W.. w.. I've written and faithful -i"~A,l0n ct iha
character aud mind from scientific examna Of the head
upon the ccs Of the late Drs Ga and spuzhem which
will be by accurate Likeness by v r. whose
Pro6cs have b. so much admired for their fidelity.
Hours Of attendance ron 10 TILL and om6 until Terms
moderate. u.im
CAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW
from persons who havesed H. evidence Of its
superior value all other shaving tor quick,
and emocn, aher VIII will not dry tn face i,ate the
skin the least pleasantly rrruned aad put neat
cred pot answering all the pu'yoscs of shaving box.
-" UoPPERs PHARMACY,
9sl 8roaj wav .rorE rapk at.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

- rrncsl ASSORTMENT of these useful surgical -faoenss q
the latest and improved patent for sale nj No 2Ann
where they adjusted and applied by practical sa'ssn
jisy
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

N This celebrated and invaluable preparation, made BY Dr. y
strongly recommended o who ~ pred
p-ed consumption and other local and chronic Diseases Of
,he henrt lungs matter how inctcats, ~ Of how org
sandur II already attained the highest estimation of the
NEST members the facty well oths country
of England and franceand eau, therefore, be embed with
entire confidence and safety 20 all who labor under the
affections IL l. inende 10 remove
M nom
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

1.-THE Nagaa) NJ No ween street and laid stock Of the
cho Wiaes, Liquors &C, hope b. the
wishes ofsir customers, merit share pubic patronage
sl7-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

cAkD.s BRYIiA N ,espectfuIv aform. his friends
has completed bis and his on ina es
tabl h"cn No. 2es Bowery, opposite kvingtoa eonse
quenty be 10 better the his
on W more extensive scale aud with general asso
ncnt OF and genuine Confectionery, wholesale
y r. returns hanks for the nateg he
experienced Bowsry
No 2os BoweSy opposite to Rivington 81. ''
JUyubE PAs Just mportedffom Frahse-a superior
W.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

III.
4 STONE, PLUMBER a ENGINEER, 30 broadway oso.
10 facture his much
which are suitable either for dwellings cab and
peri0r hterton cned bo ior
IN heir action P.ahc .feycry Description
cAuTloN-lmpovei Force PumrsJ g. takes this opportu-
nifty of stat that be the original ofti abov
Prmrs, and that they mads Of the and
lc.
PSAsJ m,nufsctrcs every article on The PREMISES 10
enabled tocx cute The fsow
other pesonin tsecy h. water Closets Pumps a.
J2t N
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

ADV MONTAGUE,s COMPouNp CIiINEsI

I ADV MONTAGUE's COMPOUND CHINESE
L. SOAP Price cents For bcsufyins the complexion
moving Frecks, Sunbun. Tas Tor hea ng Erpons Chaps
&C ebraed f removing unpeas int ghncss Of TIE skin pro
ducine rich emoIcnt aud agnn laher eScc lent quality o
the Toilet and Nursery This delightful C0mpo nd csirosed
m,ent Ingrpd than soapa y Offered To- tie
Toilet and peculiarly adapted 10 the M and fair
For BY DR. Hart 81 Broudway Chamber street
Helpers Phmacy Of Franklin street and Broadwa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

4 HEAP GOODS, AT %. Y. HENRIoUEs co. iss
" Broadwny-Supe F.nch Merino issj do los sd; Ger
man best Enssh Chsly 81 splendid Lustres
- Frnch Prints ss Bitsh d. % figured silks s. pai,
DO Ter Lining sd Embroldees Ut all kinds 3D.
and 2sp.r ra with extensive assortment Of Hosiery RIB
bons, &C. &c. inf
CHEAP STONED. y. HENRIoUE's co. 1873
~ Broadway have received from Papcc and other arrivals tho
und snto1ed new gosis, Inch they vii ssl Cheap
Rich figured silks, coloufcd and bluc ack.
SILK vesiinrs, and stripad We vet do
Splendid Iavors and ChalIyp for Dresses.
Handsome ebrlered and hem sNca Linen CamArc handk
Splendid assortment rich needle work Fresch cspcs.
Welsh Tlannas CASTOR Fllnncs and English fannels.
Plain and figured ucnsos- Blankets
Nossyy add Gloves, inevcry variety. and every prce.
Shawis- silk Handkfs- Scas.s-Chaly Shawls.
Brown Linen Danask pS1ns, hew article
Irish Linens, Bndseye Diapers, Lincr Canine
yat enet Muslin, Cam. husr Cross Muslin,
bobsHet Iacss, English Thread and Edges.
Furniture IDENTITIES and Curtain Nustns
So - and T. Damasks and niai Cor Table Clsss.
White and black Lace, and Gave Wells
Cap Ribbon, Bonnet Ribbon, Belt Ribbon and Raons ofeycy
sort.
lot old stock Goods, selling OH reduced prices, consisting
D fesch and English Cnicoes, Bohlzincs o ks
Pephns small PLAID shawls CO Misses sc &C &c pQ5an
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

.n-Nes,u. WRIGHT ROWE tegs leave TO inform their
friends and the pusc that they disposed Of their stock and
Store, Br sdway and Canal and opened
Broadway where they keep the most splendid assortment OF Hats
WRIGHT q ROWE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
~ TRUST CouPANY-Persons may effect insrances with
this Company their lives the lives Of either
fer the wbee duration II h for limited period Tie pay.
of be either nade annually su,
Prenlnms on one hnndrcd doll Ara Enr one year.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

nrsHAKsPEARER REFLECTOR ,ou The site
Of HARMONY HALL, has been ope,ea by the subscriber
and Will be conducted entire wh hopes
will give satisfaction to his friends ami the public generally
NC vii always keep the best tho market aorlsuch
Fish, Flesh &C. The will with the best OF L.
4uprs. Oysters served up the best style "
Meals can he had all hours 1T a MON notice
The subscriber formerly ~ Park nAf iss and hopes
eusfoners 10 aeIt
Of asbic patronage. AMOS 8. ALLIN,
nl7-3m> shaksDeorc ReC.rSorv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08
PETER Bt}kNET,

Greensctch Dspcnsarv, No IS Strh Apexue NJ Y
N B. Lei ching and cuppug attended a minutes
notice day askt Prescriptions and family carefully
I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

7 uIES ~. " EBB having taken the A, 4
merry occupied by WRIGHT Il ROW. Rscs q. sws 800
sesey ,ba &c leave ss 70 inform hi. friend tie pS
sc s - and gss'sr Hats Seal Caps
aem hight elastic and durable and 70 ,e -
where. s'e 'N' sahociore purchasing q
y, The 81. stock will be soid CHEAP Cor cash
MI sm JAMES w. WEBB srs Broadway cov Gal.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-08

pr NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES-J G. DECKER
wis es 70 inform his friends and the public that he
fresh supply 1t frst 0YSrERs and ready them
Fried Stewed Roasted and Picked, the liberal terms
at The shortest notice Please apply at ssFultonseet
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-01

CtoNGREssIoNAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS
" LAWS, AND DEBATES.-GEoRGE TIC
PLEMAN has for sale at his Book and STATIONARY S.,
opposite the General Post Office all the Journals Of Ca
gress, from l77i TO 1887. Gales and Seatons Americ
State Papers in 81 folio yos from the first 70 liz 2t
Congress inclusive, or from 1889 10 1923
The, Regular Series Of Documents in royal Va val
anes as published each Session, from the 18th to be
<fla Congress Inclusive, from 1923 TO 1897 The Laws
o. congress IN vols containing the Laws from the f
me I'd Congress inclusive, or from 1889 10 An Of
march, 1893 the seics is made complete 10 the 4,h Of
march, 1887 by the pamphlet Laws OF the 23d and 2.h
Public Offices y o0oe'N'' anu '"e
s!oys Laws q the United States, in vols from 1879
70 fh Of March, 1897 The 4th vol contains an index 10
the four volumes ="
ihe pamphlet or Session Laws OF the United States
from the 9th TO the 24th Congress inclusive or from l7o7
to 1877 Any separate pamphlets can be furnished
Oaes and Seaion's Register of Debates in Conrres.
All Documents on Foreign Relations; Finance Com
meIce, and Navigation Internal Improvement Military
and Naval Affairs Indian Affairs Public Lands and 9
Claims Of every description be furnished separate
in sheets. y
Also, for sale MS above, large collection of files If
Newspapers published in Washington and some of ,ls
principal cities in the United States.
Aug. %. m
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NEwspApEas.-The Honorable Judge Longstreet
says, :" small is the sum required to patronise a
newspaper, and amply remunerated is the patron.
care not how humble and unpretendng is the gazette
he takes. 1t is next to impossible to fill sheet fifty
two times year without putting into it something
that is worth the subscription price"
Every parent whose son is off from him at school,
should supply him with newspaper well remem-
Der what marked difference there was between
those of my schoomates who had and others who
had not access to newspapers. Other things equal,
the first was always superior to the last, in debate
and composition at least. The reason is plain they
had command of more facts. newspaper is his
tory of current events as well a copious and in
terestng miscellany which youths will peruse with
delight when they will read nothing else
A father of an interesting family, residing near
Detroit, not long since stopped the only newspaper
which he had ever allowed himself or family, and
solely on the ground that he could afford the
pcnsc. This man chews up fourteen dollars and
sixty cents worth oftobacco every-year.
Education is better safeguard for liberty than
standing army. If we retrench the wages of the
schoolmaster we must raise the wages of the recruit
ing sergeant. "-Edlcard ErereU.
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From the Charlottesville ye6,y,on;an REM

From the Charlottesville Jcfersondn Republican.
This fauorite measure of the administration il was
said few years SINCE by those whom our cores
pendent can have doubt Of their political ortho-
doxy to be diSorganisiRg and revolutionary in its
character, that it would give the President
POWER, and that il subrcrsire Of the FUNDA-
MENTAL PRINCIPLES of the Government, and
OF its entire practice from its organization TO that
time. And where were those who now advocate
this favorite measure what were their opinions then
They were engaged IN supporting the State Banks
and pledging the faith of the TO continue
them as the repositories of the public money. Why
did they not then support this favorite measure be-
cause they did not believe it to be practicable or
beneficial, and they that the public funds were
safe in the banks than in the hands of private
Individuals And the rallying cry Of the Democra-
cy OF that day was TO support the Government in
rying into effect the State Bank Deposite system
and those who did not do this were numbered with
the opposition as opponents of Republican principles
and General JackSons administration.
If our correspondent will turn to the papers of the
spring of 1885 he will what were the points con-
tested in the election of this District Gen Gordon
was an advocate for the Sub Treasury scheme and
posed to It, and in favor of the State Bank Deposite
SYSTEM and during that contest all the Republican
candidates in the District took the same ground and
one of them in particular carried with him in his
electioneerng tour list of the ayes and noes ON
Gen. Gordons proposition, to convince the people
that the Sub Treasury plan was not a Republican
measure and ought not to be supported by them; and
that the State Bank Deposite System as recommend
ed by Gen Jackson was the true Republican doctrine
Can it be that the Democracy of 1885 is Federalism
in 1872 We should hope not. But it seems as il
is destined To be il the Government Journal can
only reason the people Of Virginia into that belief
Mr.. Rivcs and his friends are accused Of aiding
the wings rather of putting il into tho power of
that party of defeating the administration But how
is II done the administration has abandoned its own
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