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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
BATH, GARDINER AND HAL
LOWELL,

p CsSoo n The new, elegant and fast sailing
$50. steamboat c. VANDERBILT, An
drew Brown, master, will leave Boston from the
end of T wharf every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. at o'clock.
Returning Twill leave Bath every MON
DAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 6 o.
clock.
~ Freight taken.
Carriages will he in readiness on arrival of the
c. Vanderbilt at tIallowel to convey passengers TO
Augusta, Watervlle, &c.
All Bank Bills, Specie and Baggage of every dcs-
crIption, will be received only upon the express
condition, that it be entirely at the risk Gifts ow-
nor.
~ B. Al persons are forbid trusting any one on
account oftho above boat owners
For further particulars, apply to
s. ANDERSON, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
SAMUEL CROWELL,
TAILOR.

EM GUILD inform the inhabitants OF Bath and
Wv vicinity That he has taken shop in Vim.
NJ Rogers new Brick block on front Street where
he intends carrying on the Taioring business in
all its branches and hopes to merit share of tie
public pnir naae Al! those IA oring him with
aoir Gus. ni,y dcpend on having th,ir work ex
N - 'sfi"uah 70 srvl, srd arrant,d
to Dr. I1urr- msde with reainoss nd disoatch
Cutting done 10 order atsNot notice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
wv A TT "A SEA :

A milan Remedy for Consumption, Splitting of
Il Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough
and diseases Of the Lungs generally.
One of the valuable compounds yet prepar-
ed for the ncipent stages of CONSUMPTION and for the
removal Of diseases of the lungs generally, also for
scrofua, is the UGtaSia
A irom Rev. j. Spauldng, Secretary Of the
Western Education Society, received by the pro-
prctor of the Watasia, certifying lis happy effect in
Of severe cough attended with pain in the side and
breast and threatening to end in consumption. On
ing the above medicine, the cough and pain have disap
peared, and health has been res,ored.''
Signed, J. SPAULDING.
The following in letter to the proprietor, is from
medical gentleman of extensive practice III New York
and who has, for year past had disease of the lungs
accompanied with hcmoirlage:
ssI have prescribed the Watas, in MANY cases with
success and Of ts am confident, that the medicine IL
Of the great value in all of Scrofua, accom-
panied with disease Of the Lungs. 1t has been Of great
service to me- and believe, without it, should
be confined in my ROOM A. SPAULDING, NJ. ID:
Another has been received from physician of Mass;
chusetts:
Dear SRI am obliged to to you for the recipe for
making your "Watasia " From my Knowledge of the
medicinal properties of each article in the compound,
induced to try it for Astmatc cough and o)sruced
respiration with which had been afflicted more than
three years. have taken nearly one bottle. My cough
has subsidized, respiration free and easy, and can
say feel entirely well. l. BARROWS, NJ. ID.
| will relate two or three facts taken from the dtry
of Physician. March, 1888, was called 10 visit a
child of N. f., of A. Had whoopmg cough third week
of its progress paroxsns and daily increasing in
severity. Knowing the component parts Of the s'Wa-
tasia" and Judging that two articles in the com
pound indicated, and believing that compounded
they were they would be efficient than if given
lone. was induced to prescribe small teaspoon
full four times day. The cough at once palated
declined, and ceased entirely in about TWO weeks.
Case second-child offs b., offs. Protracted Whoop
ing Cough, months standing; about IL paroxism. il
n hours, coughing and WoODng Violent vomiting, loss
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
egppyemgiCe Wanted.

wv ANTED Immediately, at the printing busi-
wv ness smart active, ard intelligent lad,
about IS or Is years ofage None need apply, un-
oss they ran produce ample recommendations, as to
honesty and good character Good encouragement
will be given on application to this Office.
Oct a 133S-tf ~ ELISHA CT .8RKE'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08

ind unless slid Taxes with all necessary inter
venng charges shall he paid to me at, IVY dwelling
house in Bowdoin before tic time OF sale so much
Of the above described real estate, rs will pay the
same, will he sold at public auction at the dwelling
house ofJolIn R. }nker, in Bowdon, on Saturday
the 9Th ia, Of December next at two Of the clock
in the afternoon.
JOSEPH BRIRY, Collector.
R1wdon, May LIST 1888 %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08

N B. This medicine may be had, by applying
70 +. DANA Wiscasset; VIM. S. Murray, Bruins
wich; also in Portland, Saco, North Yarmouth, &c
liberal discount will be made to those, who pur-
cl,ase 10 sell again.
All letters from abroad must be Post paid
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident
~ propretors of land in the in the town OF bow
dom, County Of Lincoln, and State of Maine, that
the following land in said town have been taxed tor
town and County taxes in the bills committed to
me for collection for tlie year 1896 and 1887 as FOL
lows
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
A. B. ROBINSON

rs Selling off his entire Stock, of Goods at REDU
CED PRICES for Cash The stock consists of
Dry Goods. Crockery, Glass, Hard, Hollow and Stone
Wares, making first rate assortment and WILL BE
SOLD; No mistake call and see.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-08
NJ. R I'd

4 q
Ii persons indebted to the subscriber requested
IN to call and PAY up Immediately all notes and
accounts not paid by the first of September WILL be
left with an attorney for collection. All persons having
demands against the subscriber will please present them
forthwith. A. B. ROBINSON.
Bath July 2Gth1S3S
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
Notice.

n FOREWHRN al persons from Ia
N ding Tor two notes drawn by NY
selfsnd VI. B Cannon, iit note amount
ing 10 $3.50, due January ast186S; End
note amounting $3.50, due January ~
1889. Each Of said notes in favor o.,
George, Breach, as the consideration Of
said notes'has .faile and am, determined
not 70 pay the same unless'compelled W
law.
IRWIN SCARBOROUGH.
September /, 1885 4l-4w.-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAWRENCE County,.

A PPLEATlON having been made ~,
The administrator Of the estate OF
William Br'ster, deceased, that the real
estate Of said deceased be sold, il is orr
dered ny the Court thai all persons INFER
esled in said estate be and appear at ths
next October tern Of said Court to SHOW
case L any they can why said e'ia's
should no, be solids is !urlhef order,
ed that copy Of this order be published
10 the Monticello Pearl River Banner 'S
six weeks successfully and copy there
of be advertised in three Of The most PY
lie places in Lawrence county. !,
A true extract from the minutes Of say
Court.
Issued 2e,h august, 1885.
J. CALDWELL, ClerE,
! sep,ember !, io39--Al-6w
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
tORITUA AIRY.

DER, in this place on Sunday morning last MO
18th ultimo, of consumption, Mrs. 'SorHlA j.
consort of the Rev. A. r. GRAVES Of this town
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
don Bank 40 make good every dos'ds Of
lis circulation.

g n6 IOCO"iOCuspdlty to'no
good deal about the people, the
will, the democracy Of
numbers, &c. &c. as il the intel.
ligent and numerous body 81
c;,lzens who form the whig par
~; and who are now ia fact
majority Of the people 10 al
mos. every state in the Union,
came under neither the one nor
the other Of these heads! Pray
who do they take the persons
comprising the wing party to
be? Are they not at least a
respectable portion OF the peo-
ple {? and are their wishes and
Opinions not entitled TO some
weigh, in the affairs Of govern
ment? Oh 10, says a sturdy
|loco-focO, they are iederalists
and tories, andit woui'i ne eX.
eeedingly dangerous TO allow
them any influence in the affairs
of government. There are
none fit to be. considered AS the
people, but those immaculate
patriots who believe in the in'
falib!li,y ofMar,in Van Buren,,
and who s.walch and pray, night,
and day." tor his political sal
walton! When are those TOM
fooleries to cease.
" ilhout meaning 10 say that
lMr. Van Buren himself, The
lchiefoi the loco-locos, may not
be some thing Of a democrat, II
is nevertheless worth reminding
Those Of his followers wto sci
up an exclusive right 10 the title
lot democrats, that Mr.. Van Ba'
lren once remarked in the New
York convention that an exlen.
sion Of the rights Of suffrage 70
every white citizen ''woulu rem
der their elections rather a curse
than "a blessings" -andyctatthe
tsame time voted 10 extend the
fright oil suffrage 10 every Tree
negro who possessed property
Ito the amount OF two hundred
dollars These are facts whlcl
Ibis warmest friends cannot ant
do not pretend to deny; ant
yet they say he is q democ'a
and a friend Of the people, AMI
mr.. Clay, who never committed
lany such offences against demo
> cracyin his whole life, is wri.
!, Item down by them as a federal
list and an enemy to the people
i Another leader Of the grea
isdemocratic party is Mr. Buc
Ihanan, the senator IN Congress
IS from Pennsylvania. This ger
. Itleman observetsome years {
IS 60, that IL he thought he had
y drop OF democratic blood IN h
% veins, he would open them al,
}let it out
IS There is Mr.. 'lngersoll,
IS Pennsylvania, also, another re
hot worshipper at The shrine I
90 democracy. A few years-sinc
Y he said'that if he had lived q
Isl the time Of the revolution i
would have been a tory IA,
ss gentleman having been madet
- - Office holder under the COVER
Oh meni, he has become a pate
ek democrat, aud a great ftiend
m the. people. Thus welose sig
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01

We have, beendlssppo'n'So :" W.
peeission Of receiving supply OF paper
y f.r the prese IT, We hnpe our readers
wiIl bear with usfor FLEW weeks, until
We can send 10 New Orleans and procure
. goodturply. s'
There is one Of two things which tv~
cry honest poiitician Of every eomuuni.
tx must acknowledge. That is, that
those ADMINISTRATION editors who charge
their opponents w'tS being Federsllsss.
are ether fools themselves, or deem the
I people such. What can Tore reasonably
he ,,houuht of men who denounce all
y VII, d,rn,l think as they DO, upon certain
.uh,ects, as being Federal;ss, than that
they do it either through their own ignor
snce, OF from the-suppossd Ignorance OF
the people. They apply no test OF pr'n'
p,e to man 10 ascertain whether he is
\ Federslist or not, excep. his adhesion
or opposition to the leading measures OF
the administration. II he is friendly TO
the administration, they at nnce set hun
down as 4 democrat, mo matter what
may have been his former sins and short
comings. And rice versa, u . man IS
opposed TO the measures proposed ~
the men ia power, he is forthwith brand
ed as a FeJeraiis,, and the whole pack Of
! Loco Foco editors, from the Globe down
70 the Free Trader, are turned loose upon
him, and he is no longer allowed topaz
take of even the name of Republican,
shoughibe may have supported every re
publican me asure OF ourgove rnmeat from
its foundation to the present moment =
IN what does Federalism consist! Is
It 10 opposing Executive patronage, Is
ii 10 calling for retrenchment OF the
expenditures Of the Government? In cor
rec,,ng the abuses TO Which the executive
has, perverted bis power? In atte"pt'
ing to remove The power from the FIes'
den, Of appointing members of Congress
10 Office, which has become so very'com-
mon Of late years? Or does il not raih'
yer consist in the opposite OF these. The
answer 10 these questions will decide who
are Federalists, and who Republicans,
The whig party has battled maofuly fol
The last few years, for the rstrenchment:
and rernrma tons here spoken Of, aHd the
democratic party has done every thmE
IN their power 10 sustain the in oiile'
vho have been daily perpetrstIag tn
mischief alluded TO. Fit 10 Federal
ismto oppose the abuses and corruption
OF the Government, then are the Wing
Fcderaiists-but il il be not Fedralisr
then are they not Federalisis.
The siean Ship, NArcHEz, after pay
ing hurried visit to Rodney, Gran
Gulf,and vlckshurg, returned toNatche'
She took her departure from that city q
Friday ,be 23d ul,.. for New York, wi
number OF passengers.
MR.. PRENTISS.
We have been politely favored by
friend with slip from the office Of I
New York Courier and Enquirer, OF
18th III, received here in letter,
which We end the following corrsspo'
epce between The Hon. S. s. Prem,
and committee OF Wings on the part
New Yosk. on the occasion Of bis rece
visit to that city. We feel proud Of
representative, when we see such ran
as those OF Golian c. Verplanck, "a
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01

dav AZ your aYriv al here or as soon alter
Yards as your convenience will permit.
10 profcring you this courtesy, we DO
40 as an evidence Of our esteem Tor yoa
personally. and ss "a token OF The b'sn
regard we have for you as public man,
;nssmuch 40 tina, your advocacy OF the
rights Of Mississippi has gone tar 70 as
sure lbe- sovereignty Of each State Of the
IJ,nor. and furnishes noble evidence OF
The moral powers Of Talent. when exert
ed in . just cause. superajded to e'o-
ouence aud true genius.
We are Sir,
Your fellow citizens,
Signed by abou, Fifty Of the most res
pectable names Of the city ofNew York.
NEw YoRK, 18th August. 1888.
GEsrLEMEN.--I have just received
veur favor Of lbe Esd uIlino, inviting me
on behalf Of many Of YOUR fellow citi-
zens, 10 a public dinner,at such time as
nv convenience may permit For the
honor you have confetrtd on me, allow
me To tender my most piotound thanks
ITO esteem the regard Of such gentlemen
IA those whose names are appealed 70
the invitation which has been rendered
10 me, are OF themselves ample reward
for much higher exertions, add more Ct,
/ ectual public services, than any hing
(which II have been able to accomplish.
Your kind attention | receive ss an ex
preston Of your JOY at the successful re-.
suit Of her patriotic and noble defence OF
her dearest rights, againstthe desperate
attack OF corrupt and wicked party.
On her behalf, as well as my own,
should be grati6ed, under other circum-
stances, to avail myself Of your hosp'
tality; but at present being anxious 10
re turn forthwith to- Mississippi, and being
c n>eious that | have already received
from ny fellow citizens more kind al
tentien than have yet had the opportu
nifty Of deserving. | beg leave most res
pec,fully to decline the honor which yot
La.e rendered me. Believe me, howev
| Ter, the remembrance oil your friendly IN
ltentions will always awaken in my breas
the most grateful emotions. .9csept. gen
lil4msn, my best wishes tor yourselves ane
those whom yon represent.
! am with the bighes, respect.
Your obedent servant,
| S. S. PRENTlSS
To Messrs. Aaron Clark, G. c. Yer
planck, Gideon Lee, +. A. Talmadge
Samuel Sw artwo out, and others, committee
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01

The Van Bnren Petersburg
Constellation thus speaks to its
brother, the veteran political
hack Of the Richmond Enqui.,
er:
"Down on knecs,sr and
pray forgiveness for the past,
and promise amendment for the
future, if you would not remain
what, for a twelve month you
have been, that ''curse" 10 your
party, which yon once falsely
prophesied xnothcr,would be 10
his 'coun,ryr
The Riohmnnd Enquirer once
said, what has proved 10 DEL
most lamentably, too true
that the election Of Gen. Jack
son TO the Presidency .wonld be
the greatest curse. that c~uld BE-
fat, the country Jackson re.
turned The compliment by de-
clsring tn editor TO he. ''ths
greatest scondrel in America
A braec Of worthless But.
Pat. i
Conondruna. WHY'S the lite
Of an editor like the Book OF
Revelations? Because it is full
ofrypes and Shadows and a
mighty voice. like the sound o.
many waters,issevsr saying ~
10 him-Writs.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
language to Bear them onward
10 a NEVER FAILING stream 10 The
HEARTS oil. his hearers.
Bat. Chron.

AN HONEST CnNFEssIoN.--Oc.I
ca sion says the Ciucinnst,i Ga.
ze,te, we meet with a loco-foco.
democratic--by--an Van
Burennewspaper honest enough
TO make q candid confession Of
the utter defeat Of their pariv,|
A writer in the New Orleans
Courier Of the 2lstinst., a news
paper Of the above stamp, thus
confesses.
"lhe elections are now over.|
and the democracy are defeat.
ed. This is bu, the termination
Of q general defeat which com.
mencrd at,he opposite ex,rem.
| ity of the Union, and has SVEN.
every ,niog before il until i. has
arrived here. Here it is hoped
there will be a resting place;
The yiLto,ions party have no in.
ducemert 70 push their conquest
iuE,ner, unless their aim oe the
dominion Of all the continent Of
( America. Within the limits Of
The United States we frankly
confess their triumph is com.
1ple,e." - Republican Ban.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
From the Natchez Courier.
BRANDON BANK.

"A statement OF the situation OF The
Brandon Babk has been 10 town for two
days past, which is kept secret, but we
deem proper to make public to prevent
speculation in the paper OF the bank.
Enough OF its tenor is known 10 relieve
the public mind az to the ultimate safety
Of the institution; the influence OF the
report is already felt in the market, and
Brandon money can now be sold for 10 |
per cent more than it could have been
disposed Of few days si..ce.
according to the statement, referred to
the Brandon Bank owes rs
ST, s,otk uulders, 'a7. $.,os5,sso|
| Due to other Banks, (nearly
| the whole amount Is due
| TO Banks in this State, 56S,6i7
For their Bank notes on de.
mand, on time, Deposte Cei
tifcates, and Checks on time,
they owe in all, 4,SH,aoo
1 $7,3I1,l82
I To pay which they hold the notes and bills
of the Planters Of thas Stale, "a large a
mount of which is said to be secured by
| Judgments transferrcd,) $7,l65,4oS
Due from other Banks, said to
Of sS Il State, 3ss,7ss
4 Cotton Agency, ~6lO,95s
| These two last sums as for
n eign fund, are worth at least
II Is per cent. premium, say, $4,000
They exhibit III gold and silver 36,292
.$s,3so,ssl
g From which deduct the a.
h mount of the liabilities
:" as stated 7,37I,fSs
d. Leaving surplus Of assets, $685., ATE
IS This exhibits nearly one million Of dol
~ lars, over and above The demands which
" can actually be brought against the bant
u l--of this snm slsn. il should be- remem
,r bered that S2 os5,26O is due to ,hei
ss stockholders, and must. Che the ,resul
!, what Il may,) be the last claim paid.
:" There are other items in the repor,
on such as Sterling Bills -draws by them A
ct the bills have been predicated on Cote
e. shipped we-have nottsken the item is,
!. the above statement, 'Phe bank ais
~ charges itself with profit and loss a,
he count Of .H482, 1888. This item they wi
mol surely not be wild enough to.pay cot,
ttheir stockholders. when they owe 4
much 10 the Sholdets u their notes, an
(which IL paid must either increase the
teirculaiion, or decrease their noshel
funds.
ion Not having Inc report before Us, v
'ou, csnno. give all the items IL contains, b.
Oh sheywilD not W a,eyially alter the sbo,
sos, statement.
you From this statements p reasonable m'
-lks wih'dSub. the .sU,irs s)aay Of the Bss
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
.IMoJile Adv.

Mn. PRENTlss.- The Editor Of
the New York American, who
waspresent at the Webster din
oer speaks in the following graz
phic language Of Mr.. Prentiss'
e!oauence. The phenomenon
" the day WAS S. S. Prentiss,
of Mississippi. That manis a
wonderful man, with ideas as
clear as The be-. v iful Ohio. He
has The mighty Mississippi o!
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
he 'B INNER
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER J, f838.

we have 6een disappointed IN our ex-
pecistion Of receiving . supply OF paper
for the present We s'hnpe our readers
wiIl bear with usifor Sfer weeks, until
We can send 10 New Orleans and procure
goCdturply. 's's
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-01
MR.. PRENTIss.

friend with a slip from the office Of The
New York Courier and Enquirer, Of the
18th III, received here in letter. IN
which We end the following correspond
ence between The Hon. S. S. 0rentiss
and committee OF Wings on the part OF
New York, on the occasion Of bis recent
visit to that city. We feel proud Of our
representative, when we see such names
as those OF Gulian c. Verplanck, Aaron
Clark, Samuel Swartwout. and Gideon
Rec, voluntarily pay tribute Of respect
to bis commanding geoius and eIcquence.
They are all men known for their talents
and morsl worth, and against whom the
.ualevolenee Of lnco Iocoism dare mol
mise 0 whisper Of reproach.
CORRESPONDENTS. "a.
Nrw yoRK, July %, 1883.
Hon. 5, S. .PxESriss:
Sir Leaning that il Is yosr inlea,iot
10 revisit our city on. your return fSou
youl native State 10 Mississippi, we, o.
sbalf Of many Of our fellow citizens
Asss great pleasure in rendering ~ 20
a,Puhie Diansj, 70 be gwen you onr.h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
CuNtiI;I.SS.

The Senate adjourned ir-c TEi'y tai
T.c...v.
- IT,. ,., s.,,,.l,, .sr.,,t ,,,.,,.
-e' were sei' u ~! 'N' i'S'''."'' D" ''t'''''
ID sc.olui,ons. one " ,hem concerning TEX
d.. ,,tsr n., ,-l,r,t..,
'"e 'o'h'h''''e Vi VOC "".'' '''''1 ''''
Indian Appropriation Chl 10 the House with
amendments.
On Mond,y, Nr Csm5relorg. II answer 70
a question from sir. Serseaat, reiterated ,ha,
i, va, ,he intention of the eomm,ii, g on Navs
,,,., ,,.,,. -, an. ,,d.,.,..l,.,, ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
\. eapi,al. See Niles Register. 10

Il caTiIaI. TNFr MICS NegisIet, NO
;, vol. 10. page tax
The arguments IA those days. we're
al against doing any thing 10 lnJure
the banks, and IN favor OF giving them
substantial assistance. Not word
was said against toe uneonsi,tuticnah'y
of Mr. Calhoun's proposition, which
was Withdrawn for Other reasons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

t-@Tho sloa1sht Of toe Baltimore
Patriot gives h.' u-u4i graphic seeoeoi Of 'he
F-or-rd.asi - re senate On 90 resolution
or the REGAL Of mc Specie Cucu'ar. Nf
webster planned us Object o. tie re,aiu.
u'n q 49, and showed Mr. Csl1oun's assr,-
eyiaf
Mr.. Webster referred 20 tie aceu-
sa'lons with which the supporters oi
hs proposition h,I been assailed ou,
q d1o,'. aHi 10 Congress. f9r giving
undue hsors 90 bank. IIs showed
bow strong a coa'rlsf was cAiitrci u
ine i90e % lhe Discussion u i-i6.
IE.ath g." Banks bal suspended.
there va, then beard 90 stern rebukcs.
600 stormy GcnGuCiaIons. On tLe con
ifary, thc greatest drpoaii.n was man.
Tested every where. 90 give them aid
The 'crm 'noeopoig' So frequently
u.ed aoN a.daya. 20 a reproachf.l man.
DER. vas thea pot heaiI AZ 49, Nh
tsihDun himself nas not backward in
his efforts ia g'sc these Institutions en-.
e1Hfacfment and support IT,. who.
hui ycs.Id1y voted 90 repeal The rcfo.
lotion 20 i~i6 Frop.ed TIC clause
about ihc receiJt 90 .Fecic no'e With
tie view Of serving ihs banks ilr Doe
EcaerI benefit 90 tie country he
Nont father. and made q proposition
io gave them dfcot ADD positive aiI.
To pfarofed an issue O. fifteen mi.
ii9Ds li Treasury notes. ~ be loaned go
ihc Back e Tie United States. and 20
tie state Banks, each % which might
borrow % tho amount Il one hslf n