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FOR NEW YORK-Reguar Packet.
Orleans Line Of Packets
To snii the day after Tomorrow.
The fast sailing, rrgula, packet ship LOU
Is \, johnson, 'nuster h, wing the greater part
.@E. OF her cargo engaged, will sal n. above For
balance 4 freight passage, having elegant ucconnn-
da'i"'s apply TO the captain board opposite the
Vegetable Market, to :. con N,
stW2 30 Common street.
II ,R NtVRE.
1srfM The first class and 'ast sailing brig IA NE,
~. Capt. i usnn, wall receive immediate des
a'rh, having her gagged. For passage, having
inniSume acc mmoddtinn-, apply to
s5 LEVI II GALE, u Common st
Y u & MEMS HOWARD ASS it' ATI N of N o,
|sNtt M'H brrs wi attend tt monthly meeting on
Nedne day evening, 4th inst at 7 O'clock at their
has 1" :'uliks Arcade. By order.
.e-t% II BREEDLOVE Sec'y
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cry BANK,

Ne" Orleans, Aug. 81 1899
'p'tE E"ard Of Directors this In titutioE have this
day de" Jared semi-annual dividend Of Four per
cent t capital stock "i the profit of the last six
n"''n. foA'e 70 the stnckh.lirs. their legal re-
Fi''&';a!'vrs o. or after Monday the 9Th September
next. RI PALFREY
s Cost
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New Orleans, Aug % h, 1889. LIST Lieut.

~ Err. brought I" the Pome P,isnl OF The I'd Mn
w inequality, the following slaves, viz:
nryro named jackson, about 81 years VI age,
saws he belongs 10 M. Howell.
ulto bhn named John, about ten years oil age
snys he belongs Mr.. JAIME.
A mulnU named Charlotte, about "a years
of agc, says shu belongs To Nh t"ri,n.
negro gal n"t"d ne, aDuut 10 years Of nEe, says
she bclung. to Ar. N,isan.
neso girl ne,ncd Marsuunt, about 8 years OF age,
says she belongs 10 AIR. rancois.
The OF said slaves viii please call at the pris-
On of the ID Nun cpury prove property pay charges
and take them away II $ HARPER,
aug % Captain Of the Watch.
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WHITE. lead AGENCY. -
'sSti. 5'ihh ri ers having received the agency 0
E Whit lead Ion of the largest and best manu-
f"tor"t Htler ii sran,boats country and city dealers
at tn west ma 'i prices aud warrant to be as good
.on II. - e IL Gan lie found in the city.
JARVIS a. ANDREWS
sept IT, I'm Nos | n Crhoupoulns ~
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UB epbTWdEetI
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
All the upper rivers are reported very low



Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bmdings.)
g AID Commissioner takes aiidaviis under nnl by
2~Sv,rir Of ihe Acts of Congress- passed tn Febru
AIRY. 1921 LIST March 1917; the judiciary Act of 1893
aud other acts Of Congress, in suci, cases maGe and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
st'rod the ssverest scrutiny Of the ub!est Lawyers
april II
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AAl ERE brought to tho pound Of the 81 ward
w I'd Municipality the following struy ant
nal viz:
lay Horse, it'll black and cropped tnil two
hind fe,locks white, small on his face, fifteen
hands high.
the pound of the 3rl Dad Municipality stu
atcd the Robin and Annunciatlon streets,
prove property pay charges nd ms, him uway on
or before Saturday the 18th Sept r, 1889, when
he will he sold Il, auction by + GuIotle, pub.
lie auCtioutcr,
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n } t.. /, Counting soon n he :, ,
I'm story, vci the store of Il Il y,e Il r.dh.,
=sHn. corner of Magazine and Common vs. conei IF.
ing Of tw" apartments, in of whirh Is fire place,
AMI well a'apred far Office Of any kind pn-sassr.
given Immediately. Fort apply to
i. X. HYDE Il Brother
nug 22d 80 Common CO., N,c.z;ne $,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

"ERE brought to the Pound of the 81 Ward, I'd
w Municipality,
A Bay horse with black name and tail feet black r
branded with letters supposed to be A on the leit
hind quarter, betweenri3 and IA hands high
ltoan Nurse with white fnce and branded with let
tiers supposed to be Z on the left hind quarter
ID hands high. '=
A dark brow Nure 1 feet black and branded with
letters Fen the rg ht sholder and about Is hands
high.
dark Roam Mare colt brown name und tail IL hands
high.
=. Bay Mare Mule with cropt black name, brown
TAIL black stripe heshoders, white stripe be-
hind her ears feet black with letter supposed TO he
d on the left sllojer, about Ia hands high.
The owner Of said properly will please call al the
Pound OF the 3 ward, situated at thu corner Of Robin
NAnnuncation ss,pr0ve properyIay charges and take
him away, before Saturday 9TH September, 1889
when they will be sold auction by Guiote, pub
lie nuctioneer. il WINTER,
New Orleans, ang eth, lst Lest.
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VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
III AK Fills Wonders Of Geology.
"a tungs"orh works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
,t"'nal work S-Wav"rlv, tmui9) p,run.
farry's Lrgendiv caEilet--t 'owper's works Gys
.:a"g's tales, 3 vels-Sir Charles Grandson
goldsmith Animated Nature-Slnth on Cottages
t>n"x history OF the reformation
Dnyenpors biographical dictionary &c sc.
'nst received and Tor sale by a TOWAR.
az 80 t,nuu =
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YDRAULIC CENE \T-2n0 hbls for sale NV
III is S&J p WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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NEW STANDARD WORkS.-j I smiths -: i Lc
~ No',hnen in England, or America i'll tho lUln
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4 MT etc nnleut> a la geue de Ia SecUnle Nunici.
~ palnc les escnves sulyants, SAVIOR:
Une muuiro So EOmhc ADElL. ngtG dtnviron
ms SC dis APP mtcnir a VT. ,ir. Nntono.
I'm nCgre nummG ANTHONY, nge dc Cd ans 10 dis.
ant appniieuir Mr. MoIi-.
Unc ncgrcsse nou,nt l.lII BOTH aoec d'environ
40 ans SC di ant nppnrenIr Mr. Norris.
I'm jnune Negro momnc MICHEL. age d'environ l2
dit hhrn
Les popit DIES dts csclavcs, prizes dc vcnir
les rctlrcr en- pay ant les irnis.
H. S. HARPER,
L-,II.,I .lnl.a 10
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80 RAN AWAN,on Sunday last, the l8, inst,
"a from the Subscriber, ,lnlatto or Grih'e bow
HA known by the na"e of \RCHY, aged about
s eighteen years ,tiv" feet four or five inches high
dark bushV 'n'lr When ne left he had on n wh,c
'''"ndnb'ut 't nanta hut lie has nt,er Clothing
" I'M - NAV Pat "r' nj pleasure. The above
4" ,. " :" my person "dgns HIM in prison
q p" tn" tore lrhar"uIa Street.
N
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H@>tLSi III Tit, snnil Jus, landed ny
shporeens from New York, tor sale by
Jnlt Is ; & BLANCHARD, 81 (ravirr .,
ufDkALlICCE\lI bis landing from shjr,
L Geo Cabot, and for snIe BY
So + WHITNEY,
may" 70 Camp 1t
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L\NCf MATCHES ~ ih b"n,iiul paintings
L. landing irOu ship AltA,nd from Brrmen t.
#Ieby TKlER,
'Ich!2 81 magazine
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lSSlNG Gcods.-l cask Cullery.--2 Boxes Bride
IN Leather, coming 70 Schwanck 4 Co. mark. c
Dinnies d Co. have never reached their destination
above Amy iuto rmation concerning these pa1kag,
sill be thankfully received by
S G BI.ANCfIARH.
July 10th So Gravier 81.
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New ORLEANS, MAY 1889.

slFSl BALES Northern Hay landing from Ship
~J~ Louisa, from New York for Sale by
COHEN,
aus20 90 Common street
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} 4 Smith, Comparative View of Ancient HISTORY
london's Encyclopedias of Gardening, london tdtio,
Sh kesenre vols. roy al 3d. splendid Boston Edition
JOHNSON.
July 18th. CIV. Cor of st Charles IL Common SITS
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frOFFEE-;0 bags Havana green coffee, ior sale Nv
~ a22 GDORSEY, New Lcyee
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ENACfIANGE on New York, tor sule h,
81 July IL fErER LAIDlAW, &c Camp 8,
thDCR-l2O0 bfl, supcriine in fine shipping order
lof safe b! DORSEY,
Nl0 Al New Inxcc
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"RlTlNi PAPER-N large and general ass0re-
w ment Of writing paper, ruled and plain, for salt
on advantageous terms. ALEX TOWAR,
may 80 40 ann st
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The first Number of the above work is this dav re-
crivehhy Alex T"wur 10 Camp street wherc the mem.
bers Il" the Bur are respectfully invited to call and cx-
anime it, ago
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NEW BOOks-"Iise Cnoppy,'' a tale BY the Ola
"a family; Memoirs Of celebrated Women, bv G r
James Esq; the Naval llistMy of the o. States nv
J fenninore Cooper author ofti,e Spy,&
Births Deaths and Marriages. 10y f tsnuk ESQ., No.
Jack Sheppard, by Ainsworth Fhren1loY; n is ca,.
lily. Just received and for sale hy
=. ALEX. TOWER ~ Cmnrs.
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TNGlISH TERM REPORTS of Cuses dctern.
~ ed in the Court of Queens Bench, in the Bnil
Court, Court Of Common Pleas and the Court of Ex-
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g1NIiREE second hand gluss SHOW CASES for
L. counters, for sale low by & BROWER g. Gu,
may ~ No II Camn ~
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N VI ZEN + IN depot dc Ia : conde Munlcipaite
II TN grand Cheva brun, Ia paumos DC hauieur,
sans marques l.o prnpricta.re vnndrais bicn lsro-
cIa'nrr nu depo, rae B4rGonDc, cn,rc ilevo & Grod
d'ici Sdmodl lie . Aout, uutr mcnl il era vendus
10 dit I"ur par l.. a Guiote rncnntunr publiuue.
jy 25 II : HARPER CIp!tame de Wa,ci
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II. $. HARPER, Captain Of the

4 VS.. ArrctG par la Pocr dc ia Scconde NUM-
"A CpulltG e = Cnuraul, trouvc entire les maine
dn ncgrc maroon, qu Il iul d. iorca,s dudit Mu-
nlpalI,t un chcyal bnyo claire quinzc paunes dc
huut, les dcux lambss do drrrle Z hlane ct mo.me,
unsi uu'un charlotte No. 7JI.
L. proprirtnirn vandrals prouvcr so propricts
ger les irns t., les reirr-,.
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sACoN SlDES-laO casks Cincinnati, cured, 70
- safe by q DORSEY,
me - New Leve0
~ pat '''''''' ~ o"'
Merry Phunon ship. For sale by
.J22 TOWAR, 40 CANINE 8.
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Is by nan ''''S '''' ''F G. i1esI ~ Sa'T
Jhiy 1V'h Al New Lcvce.
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NcGUFF. VS. ECLECTIC READERS, NoS. /.
~ 23, aud 4 an invoice just received. Also the
Eclectic Primer and Eclectic Spelling Book for sale
by Alex. fUWAR,
aug "a ~ Cnmp Street.
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7 ARD-GO0 kegs leaf lard in stone for snIe by
4 ais q DORSEY. al New Icvec
MATTRESSES. Of Hair and Moss, also Hair Fea>
Nl lhcr and Moss Pillows ana Bolsers, warranted of
best materials nd for sale the lowest ca prices
by VIM. X. CARNES,
aug 2Oth-Gt SD BienvilIe stree
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(tIklSi MAS,

We expect shortly TO hear from our
exchanges, Of the many merry modes
in which the "Eduonal Corps,' spen,
their Christmas. As printers are gen.
erally pretty vain, no doub, our fellow
iaborers will not be backward in brag-
eing how they ierked on The old thread
bare coat, out at each elbow, and then
went swelling about, spunglng on their
subscribers, dertng into their miuce-
pies without any preliminary remarks,
and warming themselves bv the side
ofross cheeks
just as ifmincepies were made to eat,
And girls for warming pans.
Bu, we hate deality, SO we come al
once to facts. Suffice it TO say, the
good people Of Dover are sober,
straight forward, rejecting, and gooc
hearted people /; people that believe ir
the good old maxim, ''that charity al
ways begins at home and as a matter
of course ought 10 stay at home. 81
we fancied ourselves to be Charity, ant
staid at home, working all day in the
cause of demo cracy. With these few
rema, ks, we wish our readers hsppy
New Year, and the Sub Treasury.
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their circulation, have been amoag the !
chief and most manifest cadses Of the
exclusion Of tho precious metals, Of the
substitution for lhem) ofan unmixed
paper currency, aud, far above all oi
that fearful connection Of the banks
with both the State and National Gov
erment, which has within, The last ten
years prompted those corporations 10:
claim, as irresumabie political rights,
the privileges which had thus been i'm
provideniiaify granted to them as tenn
porary fav"rs, and even 10 aspire 10 the
sovereignty Of the country, with this
view employing their immense resour =
Ces and united energies in a genersI
effort, to subject men and States, Gov
eminent and people, to their absolute
dominion: AHd ,OkercGs, These impor-
tant subjects have recently eogaged the
! full attention ofthe American people by
whom the evils Of the Banking system
are we'll understood; and the dangers
therefrom to be apprehended have been
amply and generally discussed; .9aCl
whersas, The people Of Ohio have for
themselves once and again decided in
the authentic and solemn form of the
ballot, that This connection ought TO be
totally and forever dissolved, and like
: wise that the system itself ought to be
fully and radically reformed: Therefore,
be it
Resolved by the General Assembly q
; the Stats-Qf Ohio: That our Senator's bt
Instructed and Representatives 10 Con-
, gress be requested 10 vJte for and sup
port such measures as have for then
: objectthe dissolution Of the connection
: which has hitherto subsIsteG between
1.-THE Federal Goyernmsn! and the Bank,
, and the restoration Of the action, Of the
governments strictly wi'hin the limits o
the Constitution, and parics1arly to vot'
for end support the measure which il
; usually called lhe Independent Treasury
bill.
5 Rssolued, That his excelIency, tn,
Governor, be requested to forward {
copy Of tho foregoing, with these reso
> utions, 10 each of our Senators an,
Representatives: also to the Presiden
! and Vice President Of the United States
: to lhe..Speaker of the House of Repre-
reseotauvee, and to the Executive O
each State 10 the Union.
The bill TO divorce Ruth Collins from
: her husband, was taken up, and aGe
= some discussion, laid on the table.
e A message was received from ,h
House, informing the Senate that the
: declined a committee circumference o.
the resolution in relation 10 the elee
ton of members 10 office.
| Mr.. Scott gave notice that he shout
introduce bill TO amend the act defin
e ing the duties Of Justice of the Peace.
G The Senate then adiou-ned.
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ANSWER.
sFoR THE .DieMocRAT,

'MBssRs HILL f. NIT cHENER.
Your correspond pit Tobias has'taSen upon
himself the presuhSa atiOn to throw out insinua.
tions that implicate lhe females ofths place, az
being accessory to the death of your Lyceum; he
also appears to be alarmed at our influence, and
comes out in blast of Accommodations against fe>
male inAuenee.-To this have no objection;
hut he does not stop here. He attempts 10 cast
the odium Of the late abrupt transaction, on the
females of this place, which has been the cause
oimy,penning these few lines in justification Of
our sex.
If Tobias had been man either sociable,
or reasonable, hewould have looked into both
sides of the question; he would have sought to
discover the .promugatrs ofthis no little cum'
motion in our community, before sending his
communication TO the world. As to the females
having contributed towards shutting the Lyce.
um out Of the Church, have authority to deny
the whole oft. Why then Gentlemen, must
we have such imputatioas thrown out in print 7
Why did not Tobias learn all the circumstan-
ces.-Why did he not endeavor to know his
own business, as well as he thought he knew
that of bis neighborsl
1t is because he is one ofthose creatures who,
having got the distemper Of scrbbling, into his
blood, sannol get along, without railing away
Ntsomebody. There are some men SO patched
up with selflovs. they see naught but blemish-
es IN our sex, and hence devote themselves 10
representing human nature to every possible die
advantage. And surely, Messrs Editors. TO.
, bias must be one of this class.
Had he been Gentleman possessing the leas'
refinement Of mind, had he the least particle o
galantry, or had he ever been the posesser o
any of those small chords of affection, whicf
makes life agreeable, he would never have sen
forth his communication, made up as it was
with set of vulgar phrases, only used by tht
rude, uncout!l and halfcvllzed portion of tn,
human race. Mol Messrs Editors, his produc'
tion is tinged with aroughness, an impolitensss
}. repulsve 10 every respector Of the female sex
and alike rspulsive to all those qualities that be
speak the perfect Gentleman. And whethe
I Tobias claims the name of young Geutteman
married Gentleman, or Bachelor Gentleman, h
deserves 10 be held up to the derison ofthe az
ed, the ridicule Of the young, and to be scofed a
by every lisping infant
CELIA.
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'baronS, who have eHiisled andsr the
-Fed banner OF q supeTah aualed hero,
will no doubt istl'ySu so, but who will
believe iiieini No men Of ssnce The
half Hsdged tape stick politician may
- echo the sentiment, buls he would ss
Poon be believed 10 that as in the hourly
''ceqlaraliOn that he sells his ware chea-
per than any body else, and Of course's
much superior article!
But what are the facts as to prices.
even admitting that the price ofwheai &
5poik depended whollyion who watPresl,
dent OfiheUniled SIaiesi For to this ex-
ftremny would federal whigger, reduce
the politics Of The country They have
been well denominated the Jacket pock-
'et" politicians Of the Uuion. Homer,
justice. freedom, are'nothing to them
At is The two per cent Of their 'iin wares
and wooden Duttnsgs' that haunts then
political aspirations, and dims The yis'
.ioo Of their patriotism.
ahe following tabls efprices, from
@qhe New York price currents, may lea,
the honest miGd'to many 'usefnl concIu
siOns-ii will at least put to fight o
the declarations Of the Nick Blddl
school Of fpoihicianE
Prices Of the produce in the city Of Ne,
York, Tor the months Of Septsmbe
and March, u every year from 1872
vfo 1890
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For the Democrat
A CARD.
.'Dssiroy his lies and sophisIry-in vain,
& The creatures at his dirty work again.

.'Des,roy his lies and sophislry-in vain,
The creatures at his dirty work again. +.
Il Is' a matter u no conceru 10 a cit
izeu to know the author Of the Love-
Sc The object he had in view, has
been fully accomplished. The hyPO
erte-ibe pretended Lover Of charity,
has been completely uumasked, aOc
whoever he Is. now stands forth to pub
llc gaze, iu bold relief with all the true
char aclerisucs drawn TO life BY him
self and here, we are LETT 10 the only al
iteruative, to leave him (poor fellow in
the enUiable predlcament TO which be
has brought hlmseH to .feas! like the
dog on his own vomit.
Where pNSsonahties a spirit OF vim
dIcitveness s-end base VItuperaIion, sc
conspicuoUsly exsmpli6e1 through this
Lovers publications, are directed with
out prevOcauon against characters
whose worth is generally acknowledges
and appreciated; It would be coudeceI
sion to which we cannot submi, to con
tend with hun. HIS food is The blpot
of his fellows ; and while he fatlens up
on character striving to bring It dowT
to his owR level; he eschews argumen
and reason, and all the distingulshO!
marks Of a seauent being.
We must be content that we hav
strip'd offthe mask from his image, ant
; be excused if we pursue him no further
/, Who but fool would do battle
| with q Skunk.
"A CITIZEN
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-27
For the Democrat,
'WHlG' CONSISTENCY.
CELIA.

Messrs Editors. AS accusations
have been thrown out by some Of the
leading 'Whigs' ofihis place, in rela-
ton to the D-o,ocrauc party havlng a.
bsndoned the original position, which
1t has heretofore taken, IN relation TO
Bank reform. BY supporting the pruel
plee embodted IN the State Message
shall endeavor 10 prove that IN suppor.
tlrg lhose principles, there is no NEON
s'srpocy; and that wo are acting in &C.
cordance to the long established p.,n-
ciples Of he democratic party.
Ate,ot the wblgs IN making pre,en.
rions TO principles recommended 10 llie
Message, acting directly in coutrnven-
t,on 10 the principles which they have
heretofore prelenled TO profess, end
promulgate as the fnndamen,sl doc
trines Of their Partyi BY a reference
TO !bs last Legislature, you will find
them acting together in concert, and
voting in opposi'ion 10 every question
tending in The least to Bank reform
Where were they found on the cues.
ton relating to the gradual snppree sior
Of Bank votes Of a less denomination
than FIVE dollars; which tended III {
great measure 10 enlarge The SPECIE
Basis Were they not in opposition
to it, without a single exception T.
Where were they, when the questIo
> came up TO appoint Bank Commission
\ ers, to examine the affairs Of all Banks
y They were as before, in the opposition
i and have uniformly and consistently O
y posed the Democratic Party Oh a
q questions in relation 10 gradual cut
tallment Of On excess of Bank issue
n and the increase Of the specie basis, f
n the purpose Of attaining a more stab
a' ~ and uniform currency.
=, Has not the Democratic party bee
III suenuously contendng for years, l.
ie the adoption Of all those measure
"a Those, and the Independent TIeasu
A. bill, were the principles, which Il
re democratic party supro.ted, and lriur
or phed in, in the election Of Gov Shame
: and now if the wings dare say they c.
n d support such principles an those, WI
A. their opposition 10 the same IN by GO
no years, staring them directly IN the fac
- they are baser sci Of hypocriles, tn
. had ever before taken them to be.
~ na... MACON.