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GRAND CONCERT,
PR OGR A M M F.


GIVEN by Signora Garcia Ruiz, and other artists
w who are to form part of the Italian Company, on
Monday next 18th inst, in the loon OF theCiy Ex-
change.
PROGR A M M E.
FIRST.
l. Duo. 'Besario,' sung by Mrs Rossi, and Mr..
Ceresini, Donezett
9. Romance of Alice of Robert lie Diable,'
by Mrs, EIlerman, Mayer beer
3. Air of the Somnambua,' by Mr.. Cere-
SIM, Belllni
4. Air. with variations for violin, by Mrs. - Beriot
5. Cavtna of Romeo, of the Moneuli and Cap
uet, by Signora Garcia Ruiz, Bcllini
SECOND PART.
]. Couplets of Alice of Robert le DilbIe, Mrs.
ElIcman, Mayerbeer
.. Air of'Forquato, by Tasso, by Signora Cur.
cia Ruiz, DonizetIi
s. Due OF Gnillaame Tell, by Mr.. De Rcsa and
and Mrs. Russni
A. Graud Duo, ofrho Norma, by Mrs. Garcia
Ruiz ahd Mrs tlIernan, Belni
G5Tickets may be procured at hlesSrs. Johns & CO.
corner of Common and Charles SITS, aid at Mcssrs
Norcs & Hrocard, Charities street
Concert will conlErnCe at O'clock: Tickets 81 50
ul t:It
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Esrcss & Masquerade BALL,
WARRINGTON BAIL ROOM

ST. Philip street, between Royal u B0nrbOn.
yHNHE Manager of The above named Ball Room, CRATE
full his friends and the public fUr the unparal.
lecd patronage besow ed him for several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement OF visitors, and un-
,lergone innease repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by mons il, quality OF liquors and the Restara i'll DO
kept by the ahlcst Restnurateur in the United States
Tile room will reopen Saturday evening" Bird Of
November next, by
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place us usual every Monday, Wedncs-
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the list Of May, 1889.
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order throughout the establishment, was
done last season.
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CA " IDS

SiA "a ELS
u PRINTED at me shortest Notice, in The most
elegant MANNER an Black Colored INKS, Enamel
led, White Flake, or Plain Surfaced CARDS, and at
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner ofPoydras aud St. Charles SITS.
Several New and Beautiful F0ums of TYPE hare
Just been added 10 the Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, ST. Charles
Etchange 3rd door from Graver sto at the Printing
Office, of Poydras & st. Charles streets.
norl-y
I'm STORE g. FOR SALE-Groceries on the usual
Il terms, and at the lowest wholesale rates Aaba
ma and Tennessee money taken as heretofore.
$50 bags Rio Coffee,
100 do Green Rice,
% do Havana new crop,
46 barrels Loaf Sugar.
f7 sacks Java Coffee,
1877 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
500 boxes Raisins, /, and wholes,
275 do Sperm Candles,
25 do Tuow Candles,
90 terces new hice,
400 bags and fine Salt,
IL cases Table Salt, 60 boxes each,
25 do Pickles, with general assortment OF 9TH
or groceries, for sale by .,,,
40 Front eyee
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Louisville. Per steamer Salem w Paymd, Gustavus,
Hart, w ID Payne, Forbes VIM Robertson
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Brilliant reports United States and Pawnee lying
at the Mouth waiting water to get to ST Louis
Steamer Tuskina reports Red River low and falling.
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otgHe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu quo 10 comit6 de fnsnces soft autoriHe .
fxer lie plus has prix auxquei Ia ferme du Marcne
Ste. Marie ct du Nlarche Poydras sera adjuge Go IL
Ter du mos proclaim.
R6solu QUEEN adjngeant la ferme du Marche Ste
Marie lie premier jour de decembre proclaim, pour
.Pannec 1889, une condition de l'adjudicatisn ser'
quo 10 fermier aura aucune reclamation fare
contre Ia municipalae, en- consequence do la cons
ton du narche aux legumcs projeie Ia lonction
des rues Tcha pitoulas ct Annoneiation 10 fermio
ne,nmoins aura c droit de louer ledit marchs pro
iee, quand il scra achieve au prix do S4l6 &c pal
mois, pour ct durant son bail du marche stc-Marie
c'est ere iusqu'au 81 d6combre 1885, il est bier
entendu QUEEN aucun pendant Pannee 1889,
ne sera fat DELIBERATIONS dams les ordonnances rea
tves au Marche Ste. Marie, par csquelles Ia vent
des legumes OIL autres articles d" mt IA Vents es
maintenant autorise dams lodit marcpe, en- scr
prohibee.
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Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION House HOTEL.

NEW LEVEL STREET, immediately in front OF
~ the steam boat landing. The above establish
ment will be re-opcncd on Sunday evening, Dec. 2nd
1885, for the season. Ball days. Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Said establishment will be furnished
with the choicest liquors. and good Restaurant will be
attached 10 it.
The managers of said establishment have engage
sufficient Police officers keep good order throughout
ne establishment; there will be place TO deposit
clooks. canes, &c. No person shall be admitted i'll
the Ball Room with weapons ofany kind.
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THE TRUE AM ERICAN
EDITED nv JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NE w or l. II A ~ a:

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1888,
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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Re,olu qne lie recorder est ct demeure autorife
souscrre pour dix copies du Code do Procedure que
Went de publier Il. Johns g. Gle.
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand s'rate Lottery Glass CT.
50, 81, AZ, 33, I, -, 81 SIS, 81, Ii, 25 80.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.

5000! Capital Prize.
Tickets So so.
TLASS No. g., Authorised by the Legislature of
" the State. TO be drawn THIS DAY, Dec
18th, 1888, u, o'clock, p. NJ. ut Bishops Hotel.
5. DAVIS &. co, ianuuers
- NumLers--f2 Drawn Ballots.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
MARDI, 4 Dece,nt

MARDI, 4 Dece,nbre.
Resolu que NJ Filster soit requis de fournir une
securite addtionnclle pour la terme du M rche
Poydras.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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Resolu que permission soft ct demeure accordes
John Clayton, d'6riger pour deux mos, un pa
villon pour l'cxhbition dc sa giraffe ct de sa me
aagere.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.
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NEW BOOKSTORE

4 LEN tN''ER TDWAR. late of Pladeldhia is
"a opening, at No. 40 Cump street. a new and
very valuable assortment of
La~ .Hct'cai, Theooyical, School and Miscellaneous
Bo0ks.
winch will lie sold ON very reasonable trrns. He Will
receive ths New Boo tirv are published, and
keep constantly all the works oi the popular authors
His sleek being entirely AMI very extensive,
country merchants and professional gentlemen will do
well TO call before purchasing elsewhere,
doc
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Prizes, amounting to nearly s50o,0oo."
Tickets Sl0-Hav.s $5-iluurters ~ ~.
For Packages or Single Tickets, apply at
THE MANAGERS OFFICE.
DIS GREGORY s. O.,
in Canal g,
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COTTON CIRCULARS

n,OAP-iUO half boxes No Soap, brand of James
= Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE co.
m16 lS4 Magazine street.
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e. LIN HANDkEHGHIEFS-3 cuses Ponsces as
- sorted colors; case fancy patterns for sale by
STETSON g. AVERY
dl0 SO Graver az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

TEAAS.-liouston papers TO the 22d inst have
been received by the editor OF the New Orleans Bee
The official returns OF the election for President and
Vice President OF Texas show that Gen. Lamar has
been chosen President almost nanimously, and that
Burnett Is the successful candidate for the Wee
Presidency.
The Houston Banner of The els, states that a
most decided feeling OF hostility towards the govern
meet and people nianllests itself among the Indian
tribes on the western and northwestern frontier.
CapIain Love. who together with some fifteen 9th
ers eit san Antonio lew months since for the pur
pose OF trading with the Cananches and for whose
safety fears had Gu entertained has fallen victim
to the bad faith OF those among whom he had gone
with view 10 traffic. The scaips and clothes OF the
party we've carried into Precedu bv certain Canaan
che Indians as evidence otthe zeal aud fidelity with
which they were prepared 10 execute Their bond
of blood To the Mexican government. The Lipaus
said to be now on the Rio Grdnde, hodn. dl-
rect intercourse with Mexico ola nature similar to
that which. is believed her emssarics aud
agents have for some time past been kcepi0g upwith
the tribes along the whole extent OF the udan border
Serious commotons from tho trcachery of these
savages, are looked for daily.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

Anartlclc IN the Cincinnati Gazette mentions Il at
the Hon John Mclean, Que OF The Judges OF the
Supreme Count OF the United States had delivered
before the College of Teachers in that cIty Lecture
on the formation of Socictg and Government. This
distinguished individual took occasion in the course
OF his address to analyae the social system, In its
various iotms, pointing out the greater or more
limited necessity iot education under lis different
notifications, aud showing that under popular gov
eminent the only source olpcrmanent seouy is the
Intelligence OF the people. 1t is peculiarly gratifying
to see men ~ the highest station thus standing as
the champions of popular Instruction, as through MS
agency alone can we hope To the supremacy
OF HE laws maintained AID the benign influences OF
free institutions in fall and effective operation
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that psbl.s nssgssg 10 10 Is Lsld ~ thai cay to
take nio consideration the .spedreney of addressing
ht. exeeiIcnts previous TO his departure
| am still OF opinion that Lord Durham vii
leave the country that was his determination up
In G oclaes on Saturday, At winch time the special
messenger ". II. +. C@eudlsh. Esq. LEFT tluebec
with dispatches 70 60 out by the Grea, western.
When lis gentleman sap about 10 mules nom
Quebec. lie met the messenger from the
Great "A est.fn gong Ia Consequently we do not
keow whether there IS any thing ~ the dispatches
nv that vessel which will induce change IA The pnr-
pose Of his Lordshp.
Lord Durham intends to pay short VISIT to The
Tnncd State, previous to h,s return TO England.
The Maahaf 81 IS ceiling ready TO receive his excel
leucys stall lis Botdship will sail about the 2Oth
instant il tie fiigatc lncpnstau. for New 1ork-hs
will pfolahls remain few DAYS IN thar city. aud VIII
then .isa Washington III. say will perhaps be a.
bout two wees.
during my soJourn at Que5ee and Montreal !
have bad an opportunity OF observing the excellent
police system introduced by Lord Durham II IS
nearly the that Of London, and is AZ near
perfection as ! can Imagine any human in'eptou
to BE- am told that IN those cities there Is never
any thing appfoat hung To riotesery tile disturbance
is checked m the bud, and to robberIes. they are
unknown
Yon must have observed new source OF unea
snes. IN both Provinces. silude to tbs rectoty
Iesiipu In the critical state of the Cauadas. II
seems to 10 be unwsc 10 agtatc the question
Ju,t and believing rs Lido. that church aud state
should be kept separate, think II unfortunate for
the tranquility Of the country thai the reclofes have
been esta!:se, especially after the decision oil the
Home Government, that the clergy o. 'he establish
'ncnt have The same power III the colonies IS they
have IA the mother country. These fly seven rec
torres creaied IN Upper Canada have brought Greek
az siust Greek" or the Scotch against the English
aud When these beliigeren's meet, they are moi shy
Of each other II union ever was necessary the
part Of the English population 1t IS so 4, ths present
moment.
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For William Grason Loco)
For John n. Steele (Whig)
Majority

Majority PAL
This ma orlty might have been not only over
come, but qnadruped the other SIDE had il not
been for the moderate spirit displayed in Balti-
more, by which, II is said, several hundred Wing
voters excluded from the polls, and by the dl-
vision of the Wing party in St. Mays, Mon,gome
~ and Somerset, local questions and by person
al rivalry. There is, however, no reason in the
shouts OF victory" in which the Loco Focos in
dulge on the occasion. Maryland has always been
debdleabic sronnd-one year giving Loco Foco,
aud the next Wing majority. The Van,es have
it noSlt will be our turn "next year,
And even now, forsooth, all the fruits flhe vic
tory accrue to the Wings: for, although defeated
IN the choice of Governor, they have secured a
majority of the Legislature, upon which body de-
wolves the choice Vt a United States Scnator-the
only Circumstance that gave much Importance prac-
lically, TO tho contest. Tho Legislature is thus
divided
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RfcHuoNn. Oct. ..
DISASTER or THE JAMES RIVER CANAL.

A distressing occurrence ionk place on llir Canal
las. Sstsrs4, evening. IN qHanyinp stoue. owing 10
the accidental q. schaTee of bl0sf. The fscts are
the iollnvine There wa.ascry large rtaeked foek.
10 wsieh the biasier lad ni about hsa Leg of
po. der without any appearance OF as being fall. H.
order thai much pcs der night not he consumed,
he poured in = quantity Of sind. but, leaving room
for more tsosdef. wheh. when ic put II an.
literal claek the Last was fred but There not be
inr IS much execution done - the quantity OF pow
der warranted hrrn in expecting. he induced to
su-peci that the communication between tie cracks
= as stopped TIP ~ the sand lie ordered large
ausniity Of wsirT 10 be poured iu SO thai the pow
der MR. hi be neisiened. sHd en- danger ousue from
suarrsIng the rock but al the wntcr ran down the
lateral eraek 1, At beng tie larger and reaeh-
"a the powder. The nsu imsrmug that there Was
no rfsk commenced tfizius She loosrHrd roths up
with tros bars and whist ibos,engaged coming
IN contact with piece u quartz, sttuck hfe ignned
the powder. aud caused violent sroson, b, which
fse al the wotk m-u thrawua considerable dis
,zre. and very much iulnfrd One was thrown
xbau, ten feet VA hei shi. aad distance al almost
thirty leet. One 81 aihr men has siuce died the
other fhongh much INJURED. ~ill, 1t Is hoped. sur
,ire. 4 barge piece Of tie rock. weighing abant =
tor WIS throw iuio fhe tHYer about BOO Yards
'rhr poutiet hsug 50 well confined. ouly threw out
I,rae masses Of roek. Had been for that, s
supposed that Urge number of men would have
b~~nLilled. The mtn who Were injured were all
ifi.l9narn.
While on this subject would recommend 10 the
COMPANY to dispense siflf tfcoi urcdic, aud subst-
fir biass. Or iypc metal. OF hand wood A. to the
danger resulting from those made OF steel. would
sul, point 10 The horrible accident Pennsylvania
f-w DAYS s,ncc ~ one ~ these nsohcs striking fire.
causing an EXPLOSION, and killing some eight OF ten
mcn. Moreover. We would suggest 10 ihem, to
"TRIP tlrir rowdcr more confined Than II IS pre-
sent and nj leave tbeu kegs open. where ihrfe is
20 much danger ola spatk from the pipe al Dutch
men or lnshnIea, obey all smohe) who pass BY
these Kegs every mlnnte. These are small mai.
tcrs II is rue but they. unless attended In. may
cause the death OF some hundreds. Enquirer.
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving his fall
supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints OILS Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. selected bv himscnn The Month
etn Markets, comprising the largest assortment he
has ever offered IN tins market. All of winch he is
wiling to warrant otthe finest quality and at pllces
that cannot fail to please, having bought them pm
cipaly Tor CASH aud IN such quantities that he will
ho able To sell some articles even lower than he has
bought them before. Annexed is a list of a few new
articles VIZ: Concentrated Extract of Lemon ia,
Pies Cakes, Jelllcs, Ne. DR.. Mlles's Tomato Pills:
substitute for calomel. Df. Eyans's SOOTHING SWIM
for children Teethng, DIR. Jaync's Carminally, Bal
sam ior bowel diseases OF children Bakers Specific
Tor cholera morbus Mcdcated Gum. an artlcl lie said
not to fail IN rheumatism. Dlster's Thermometers
10000 Principe and Trabueo Cigars, very superior
10 Cases Lquorlce Paste, &c. g.
ID. II. LYMAN,
sign OF the Golden Mon,r
Bank Square, Lynchburg Va.
Aucnst2S o., :,
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MELANCHOLY SUlPWRECkS 4 LOSS
on LIVEs.-Tbe Key West Flo'disn oi the 10Th
September furnishes the particulars ct several sup
wrecks IN that vicinity.
In the gale on the 9TH ulf. tie + reneh biiE aeu-
rier de Vera Ciuz from Havana for Bordeaux. oas
driven ashore about Twelve niles norh Of CAPE lof
ida Light aud oDly seven out Of sixteen souls saved ;
brig and cargo lost. The survivors rescued ifom
the derournE we're soon ssited BY large par
~ OF armed Iodians, Wlo spared their lives because
they pefe Ffeuchmen, saying that thcy Only hiiied
Americans. The captain AMI TIE siS other Survivors
were taken from ihe beach after the gale Was OVER
By smazk bound 10 kry West.
The AmffcsR brig Alderls, Thomas. master.
from S. Jago. went ashore about The same time
aud nrsr tie same Place. Ese3 nan on board, os
cert one ppichman. mas.arred by the Indians.
Tie hng Export, aud stp Iiracran vent ashore
at tic same nmc, nearly of GH'at's Creek. Ihe
orsw Of the bfg saycd-thst oil the ship ARE pfoba-
bly, lost.
The Shops Alabama. Dread and Caution Of Nys.
TIC, dove ashore and LOST IN the same gte. Tue
oniy suftitar get a,oeraiaed Is Joseph Noble.
The Schooner C~iulrns 81 hey West lying an
chor 81 Caesar Greek, duriogtle gale drove from her
moeriugs ouf tic feri. struck and sunk. Master
and creu all lost.
The schooner Caledonia. from Havana for New
Oheaas, also lost ON tue Coloraooes. Fate OF the
crew unknown.
TIE Revenue Gutter Campbell and t. :. schooner
Wave Lat, Proceeded fsf TIE Cape to aiord AID II
possible.
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'DoMEsTIC INTELLIGE nee.


STAuNTos. Oct. Il.
The SYNOD af Virginia met IN Sauaion On Thurs
dax ,s., and rouiiuued It's sessions until late hour
an Nfandas mig ut The opening sermon wasrreseh
eJ b, the Rev. MIR. ATKINSON. The Moderator
Of the la.i session. The Synod was Then organized
and the Rev. DIR. WfIsos. OF fredericksburg.
chosen Moderator. TIE attendance OF members
Vas not a. fall as expected from ,h. important
character Of the questions 10 be acted on. There
we're net probably more Than i2o members present
nfinx the meeting there frequent rraehlnr 70
Ill the ehsrcl,cs Of the town. the use oi which had
been promptly rendered for the occasion.
We are no, sbie 10 report all the dongs oil the
Svuod--Iis chief acts. howoser. NC can state SUB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we're adopted approving '''c
acts Of tie General Assembly ubIch sal IN the ''h
Pre,h,ierian church Philadelphia. tot Inc fei9fn
pacsfeat,nn II the Church snd enonigs il IS duty
all members who have hitherto opposf" NOSE
acts 10 acquiesce in thrm. Agan. this procedure,
a strong protest was made b, the minority Of the
SYNOD. The case Of the Pfesbytery Of the District al
Colu.nbia which had failed 10 take order under tae
ordinances OF tie Geuefs Assembly. va. disposed Of
hs eaiofsing il onthe PIesbYieIy 30 do 50 AT us neat
meeting. THE question Ras brought up BY the
,niuar, II r.syiery. nho fafof the recognition OF
the Assembly authority. Tor advice. resolution
Was also adepied for lie severance OF the Central
Board Of Missions. uudrT ihe care the ssnods Of
Nirrnia and North Gafolius. from the american
BOARD and, us uuion With the General Assembl,'s
Board
The declarations Of tie synod excited great in-
tcrstin liz. public mind aud the Church Rss gen
srslly crowded with spectators. What - To he the
effect Of the adapted. time e,il deselope.
The nexl Synod viii be held At farmf.lle IN
Priuee Edward Spectator.
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FLORlDA.-A letter from Fort Heilemap Sent
49, says" Gen. Taylor 1t is imagined, con,em-
plates campaign, to commence early next month ::
butrom the present weakened state o(ihe troops in
cidental to continual exerton for months past, and
the broken down condition of the Dragon horses,
small hopes of success can be entertaned. No large
body Of the enemy seems 10 be concentrated, on
which to form any decisive measure of attack a
state Of affairs which mus, decisvey operate against
Til. small division OF the AMY"
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jsctsd propositions BY decisive majority to con-
fer upon Congress the power emit bills OF .,ed-
it," And. yet the very men who affirm the uneun-
sttuionallty Of Bank. because the Con.,i.
tuition Withheld from Congress the power to grant
charters of incorporation generally. very readily a.
greed to the emission Of Treasury Notes-and Mr..
Calhoun and his clique openly adyocats this kind Of
paper as currency FOR the country. at least so Ear
the collection of government dues is onocrnod
What consistency is there in this Those who
oppose Bank upon this ground, aud who yet sup
port the issue of Treasury Notes, have only one ave-
of escape-and that is TO assert that Treasury
Notes are not bills Of credit" Then we should
like to know what bills Of credit are. There is not
one singuc feature of such bills which does not be-
long Treasury Notes. Iadeed, they are identical.
They are bills OF credt'-and nothing else. Yer
that the government may not issue them, we are not
prepared to say because, although the powers not
expressly granted in words, yet may be neces,,rl,
incidental a granted power. As, for examine
Congress is authorized ito borrow money"-aud
this may be the best form ofborrowng it, Hence.
means oil carrying into effect this power it NAV
be constitutional to issue such Notes. when for nun.
poses o! currency, according to Mr.. Calhoun's aud
Mr.. McDufie' idea, it would be- in our opinion un
constitutional Just so with the Bank. There in
no express power granted to Congress to charter
such an institution: aud the Withholding from ,ha,
body the power TO grant charters of incorporatjon
generally would seem at first blush to imply tina, il
was denied to it. But as in the case Of Treasure
Notes, when the Bank becomes a Unnecessary and
proper means of carrying into effect powers s1-
prc.sy graned-n other words, when the public
! t.-,,, al.
ed without, its aid, then the constitutional objection
vanishes-for this Congress is bound to do. by such
instruments as wisdom, aided by experiences,
shall show to be the safest, most efficient and mos,
economical.
But we must close our remarks, which have al
ready grown to unc expected length. We do so by
again earnestly soliciting our readers to pcruse the
articles which have induced us TO pen them.
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Correspondence J'lte Commercial advertiser.
MONTREAL, Oct. |, 1898

MONTREAL, oCt !, 1885.
AT one O'Clock to-day we are 10 have a public
meeting for the purpose OF expressing 10 his excel
lency the Earl of Durham the opinion entertained
by the citizens OF tins city upon the recent proceed
ngs III Inc Imperial Parliament, and his consequent
DETERMINATION 10 resign the Government OF the North
American Provinces. The meeting, have no
doubt, will be numerously attended and ] regret
that my arrangements will not allow me to be present
as propose TO leave Montreal at O'Clock to take
the steamboat nj St. Johns.
see b, The Q"sbec papers Of ssturda, evening