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President.
Gen. ROBERT PATTERSON

President
Gen ROBERT PATTERSON
Tice Presidents.
Thomas d. Grover, Joseph Burden
Richard Mackey, Samuel Badger,
Houston Smith, b w. Richards
John Floyd Jr. JAS. Fearou,
Hugh Cathcrw ood Alex McClurg
Alex McCarahcr, John Naqlec,
Peter Ilay, Jas. Goodman,
j. M Ilinard .a Morton NJ Michael.
VIM. Stephens, Gen. John ID. Goodwin,
John Oakiord.
Secretaries.
A. G. Walters, Jno w. M'Graih.
The meeting being organised, addressed IN
forchlc and eloquent by Joseph Patterson, Esq
who submitted the following preamble and resolutions,
which were UNANIMOUSLY approved
Whereas. it is admitted and generally felt by all
classes Of citizens, and especially by the industrious
and active mechanic artisan and dealer, that unusual
and oppressive embarrassment and distress has
fallen upon the community, and inierercd with the
regular business and industry Of the country, and is
continued by the present dsordercd condition oil The
currency and the public finances; and
As the democratic citizens OF the city aud county OF
Phlsdelphia in common with their political brethren
throughout, the state and unon believe TO be the duty
OF the general government to adopt measures as lar as
Is practicable aud consituona) calculated TO relieve
the people from the evils with which they have been al
ficted, and avert those vet threatening them and
As every recommendation Of the executive OF The
general government this subject has invited Tor Il the
calm aud dspassoate inquiry and action OF The Nation-
al legislature and through them Of the people helIev-
ing that "the national will is The supreme law OF the re.
public, and all subjects within the limits OF thelr con-
stltutona power should be faithfully obeyed by the pub
lie servants !"
And whereas, bill is now pending in the Congress
OF the United States FOR the establishment OF Sab trea.
sury system which does net oT any means 81 rslisl
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JOHN SAVAGE.
From Professor Hoffman.

baltimore, Sept, 2, 1886.
This Digest is analyticalY arranged. and with all
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chancery Such labor-saving auxiliares emf
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DAVID HOFFMAN
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From Chef .Jasiies Sarage.

Ny examination Of the Digest has been sufficient to
satisfy Of great usefulness Of such work to the
Profession and Of the abiity and industry with which
il has been executed
s.# ........ JOHN SAVAGE
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DAVID HOFFMAN,.
From BENJAMIN Rand, Esq.

BOSTON, July II, 1857.
The American Chancery Digest is very useful and
valuable work Digest Of the decisions Of the Courts Of
EQUITY IN this country much wanted before the ap-
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OF printed reports otherwise OF comparatively little use TO
the Profession in practice have examined the volumes
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
CITY AND COUNT

CITY AND COUNTY.
Agrecably to public notice, an unusually large and
respectable meeting Of the democracy Of the CITY and
county OF Philadelphia (rRiENDLy TO THE GENERAL
GovERSMENr AND OPPOSED TO The SuB-TREAsuRY
Bill as introduced into the Senate of the United States
by the Hon. Silas Wright) assembled at the Court
House. corner Of Sixth and Chcsnuts streets on Mon
day evening February 10TH The meeting was called
to order, aud the following gentlemen nominated Of
fcers OF Che meeting
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CHITrY,S PL.EADINGS.

:" 1t is TO writer of day thai the honor due
Of having first thrown efectua light upon the science Of
Pleading by an elaborate work. in which all its different
ues are collected arranged convenient divisions, and
lastrated by explanation and example-4fr. Sergeant
Ste,eu
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To the student and practitioner Chancey, this book
will be valuable and almost necessary key the multi
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throughout upwards Of three hundred volumes OF Amer-
list increasing every day-Ameriean JTist for July,
1897
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VIM Porter, NJ Herman
John Anderson, James Blakely,
Thomas Scott, James Crawford,
James Nav, Samuel Keller,
Thomas Flood, Rees G, Townsend,
VIM l.eary, John Holmes,
VIM Moody, George II. White,
A. Murphy, st. CIR, j Patterson,
J, M 'Donuell, do Robert Galway,
John Sampson James S. Graft,
John Duffy, John M'Farlan,
David Fuzlmons, Foster Graham,
Ihos Dickson, Tllley Potter
John Powalson, Walter Fortune,
James NJ 'Glunis, Samuel Richards,
John A. Filzmons, A. Becen,
Alexander Breckenridge, John Bran, - ..
Josiah King, Vim. Ebhs,
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Vim. PEBBLES, r., Robert Young,
Ill Bovard, = John Floyd, 1...
Vim. Day, John King,
Anthony +. HARMS, David Lefever,
Robert Montgomery, Lccch.
On motion Of Thomas Dickson. Mcssrs Bracken-
ridge, Craft and Jackson, appointed committee
to draw up resolutions expressive OF the sentiments OF
the meeting.
The committee having retired for short time,
turned with the following preamble and resolution,
which, after being read and considered, passed by
the meeting, with dissenting voice.
l. Whereas, country tcithn The last nnc months.
fran state Of unsTdnpfed prosperity enterprise ami
achrdy has been prosndtea IN all The departments ~
profitable indaSiry--our mannfacure diminished TO
most lamentabe cxtent--incrna commerce almost
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of industrious lsholcrs thrown
out Of employment, or but partially employed and
Whereas, other city III the Union comprises
greater proportion OF inhabitants, whose prosperity
mainly depends upon the labor Of their hands, than the
city and suburbs of Psburgh-and none have felt the
blghting influence OF the existing condition Of things,
TO greater extent
B. Whereas, this meeting believes that largeshare
OF the dstresses which pervsde the country aud which
exist especially within their observation, have
aggravated by the Of the currency for sometime
back; acknowledged by all to be in most confused
and ruinous condition
And whereas il is most solemn and deliberate
conviction That il is one Of the most imperative duties
which tho Congress Of the United States owes 10 the
people Of this nation, 10 provide sound and adequate
currency, common alike to the people, and 10 their re.
representatives., officers. and agents. oil the various de-
par,mens OF the goyernmenl--wilhont which no poo
PIE carry on the various functions OF trade com
mcrce manufacturing, and mechanic arts, 10 that ex-
tent and advantage which the present enlightened state
Of The world, ard the known enterprise and inrenuty
Of the people Of the United States would authorize
And whereas itis our krm conviction that SHE
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BARBOUR AND HARRINGToNS AMERICAN
EQUITY DIGEST,
L,ro,n rboocclLor Waliroyfh ..e

SARATOGA SPRINGS, June IA, 1896.
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