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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

HAVE YOU A CoUGHi Do not a-glcet it -
Thousands have met premature death for the want
OF little aueniion TO n common cold
uaNeyou a cough or n cold DR. Swaync's Com
pound Syrup of Prunus Nirginsna. Wild Cherry. a
safe medical prescription. and used in extensive
Practice ria most positively afford relief and you
from that awful disease. consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young. the old. the fair the
lovely and the gay.
Have you a ooughi Swayne's Prunus Nirginiana,
or Wild Cherry Syrup is the only remedy YOU should
take to cure YOU For this plain That in no
one OF the thousands of cases where has been used
las It failed 10 reiierc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
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w n TYSON


(Lns Dorsey 8 TysonA
FORWARDING d COMMISSION MERCHANT
WHEELING. Va
VIII cenfsnue 10 transact n General Agency & For.
warning business ON his account this city, and
respectfully solieits the patronage Of his iriends.
jan %
niSSOLUTTON or CoPARPNERSHiP.-The
II co-psrtnershp heretofore existing between LILY
Dorsey and VIM. Il. Tyson. under the style VI Dorsey
x Tyson. was dissolved BY mutual consent the 9th
day Of December. 1889 The business ef tho late
hrm will be settled by the concurrence Of both parties
dec 5l-u ELY DORSEY
Ohm MOORE. late Superintendent Of The CITY
- Water Works. informs the citizens OF W heeling
That he has purchased cat Mr.. G. w. BROOKS. Plum
bcr and IL fully prepared fsnish All ARTICLES in his
hne such as Iiydranis. Lead Pum=. Pipes Of various
kinds and srzcs. Hsers Kettles, and Sheet Lend
Having sis machine propelled by steam. he will be
able to furnish all articles Va k line with puncuality
and despatch.
Wheeling Va Feb. ]. lSi0-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

HVO HATTERS-S Avery a. Co have ON hand
IA Saxony and Native Wool HAT BODIES, which
they will sell ON accommodating terms oct 2
Oh boxes RAlSlNS.
gu bales Soft shclled Almonds.
2j boxes assorted Candies.
| case LiqJorcc. just receiv ed and for sale by
jan 2 PANTONS g. TINGIE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY STORE-Thc subscriber has Just re-.
ccisod splendid assortment of French confectionery
such as Sugar Figures OF various kinds; French Ks.s
of an entirely new pattern. jelly Cakes. Cum Dr. a
Chysiaizcd Candies, Jujubc Paste. Sugar ~ o,is
Fishes. Dogs, Cat, Squirrels. Doves Sc. &c.
Green aud Dricj Fruits. as follows: Leu - I,,,.
Craps COcolnuts Soitshcll Almonds. p.u 40. -, T.
and Boxes, Znntc Curunis. Palm NUS C;r,pnd M.
&c Sc
Together with supply of CONF ~iopsr,, a. his az,
manufacture which De offers o. ,hslos,I. ., .,..t =
accommodating terms. IIa'f 10 had tho ,o,,.-.,,,,
~ The manufacturing doy ffrrept of Inc rricci,la u
'hhllshmeui n balii'' and Richmond ~ well M IA,
wei SHOWN 500 So ndid establishment n H. N,nl5,
Haucs'hIc' Ob" .io Asuers himself that sbouid IN
''iNens Z" N".cling think hra worthy Of tbctr m,
TonnRc pc 'if.il be able 10 please.
dec Hl-T p VrNsr.N
V ouCE.-Tbe Depository ortho American Bib,
4 Soccy - now open tu a room AZ 1913, Main H.
'n,n'nfc ihrnugh the suhscribcrs bat stufc
u Ne'ghhouring DcpUsitories con be- supplied here -
eraons ieoline thlmsoVcs not able 10 pay hiI p,icc
CA. oe supplied ~ reduced prices or gratuifousy
lhe sulscribcrwin all times take pleasure in az
"'"''ins ne Bibles :. AVERY Agent
jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
WELLsBURG LOTTFRY- o.. , !.

WELLSBuRG LOTTERY. Class =. draws Feb .,
of S35.295' Of l0s00 I OF 5000; | Of ( 900.
OF $1,000 of 1000, Of 500; IS each Of .OCn.
of $500 -N'
Tickets SO. shares in proportion 4 naclos. ors,
whole tickets 10y certificate viii COS. slJO-puckn,,.
Of shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
r,>nE REASONS WHY DIR uARucws PILLS

ME REASONS WHY DIR. UARLlCr'S PILL y
4 dby all classes Of poSple IN preference
% any others:
BECAUSE they are prepared from pure er,rGc, ~
HERDS. a ven wholesome medicine. mild in its opc-
raiion, and pleasant IN lie effects. the most certain pre-
server Of health. aad saioan etiectua Of DNS-
kPEPSlA or INDIGESTION, and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS, PrcscTvcEand purifier OF the whole
sys<r4a
bkCAtSE they sootbe the nerves CT senSibility and
'orspy the nefvc~o f motion. isparting their
subtle hud is pri>ne and gives strength anJ
clearncss OF spind.
BECAUSE uey aer<v a<<rey ca eoafs u hs Stora
aoh and Bo~ois az al strong pus~eis~sdo.
BECAUSE science snJ experiences sssch that 10
mere purgaiye Olonc, VIII The disra4>s ID ire
mach and nerves. Weakness - the prime cause s-f
host oil diseases and by continually resortns 70 pnrxs-
TONS. you make the matter worse instead fbcftcr.
BECAUSE DIR. HaTlich's medicine is put up upnn
the oonnon sense principle To cleanse and Sre7s-
en-, which - the ouly Nay TO effect lastly,
BECAUSE they really 20 cure the diseases for
which they recommended. Ask Cor Dr. IIarlick'x
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

-. ~ psrf.rrIsf ~ rarrHassarrn -.
49, . fats afFfa are rssatf.rs 49,. !.
t4at 80 A. RI NasafHss a. =.
800 800. ..,..,s = - -, siliHF tssss e. 80 thsf
-. - Nrs M - ~ Be-
-. -. 80 Whrsfrs We.
WsAs,lt.ss.,y gFu.- a C.. F-rssfssafa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

CONSOLIDATED MARYLAND. CL,ss 3. Jr,,,. =,
Barmor, Feb &c. IS40
S2OO00 5000; 1000; 1000; GO; 20 each of \ onn
Tickets 80, shu-cs in proportion. \ package ct %
whole tickets by certificste will cost s65-pack.e--
Of shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
RHEuMATIsM. entirely cured by the n.c Of DR.

RIIEI MATTSM entirely cured Nv ihr use or DR.
20. i. HARIlCH'S COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
ING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS
Mr. SOLOMON WILSON, of Chester Co. Pcnnsyl-
wanna afflicted for two years with the above distressing
disease OF which he had TO hs clutches for eighteen
months his Symptoms cScrutiaiing pain in al
has joints. especially in his Hip. Shoulder aiId Ankcs
-Inin increasing always towards evening attended
with heat. Mr. WILSON was at one tune not able
to move his limbs account of the pain being grl
he beng advised by friend of his 10 procure DR.
HARLEHS PILLS, on which he sent 70 the agent in
West Chester and procured SOM; ON using the med
cine the Third day the paiHdisappeared and his strength
increasing fast, and in three weeks able 10 attend
10 his business. which he had done for 10 rncnls
or The eneit Of Others afflicted he wishes these lines
published that they may la relieved, and AGAIN euio
the pleasures Of healthy lie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

WT KEELING IRON wORKS.-The undorsirn.
w ed (successors Of David AgucygJ have enter
Cd INTO co-parsorship. under the firm of Agncw Blake
Co.. Cor the purpose Of manufacturing Iron and Nails
By the Wheeling Iron Works. We arc prepared. and
always vi he. 10 etecute orders addressed ~ rs NJ
The shortest notice, and Pittsburgh prizes we war.
ran' IRON and nails equal w quality n the best I
niaa manufactured Pittsburgh and respectfully 20.
lcf continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 this establishment
DAVID AGNEW.
HENRY BLAKE.
p s. CR1ESEMER,
ID. }. TALLANT
JON %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18


lGiiLY IMPoRTANT.--Nerv diseases. iiv.
rheumatism. consumption. coughs. colds splitting OF
delicate and nercurial diseases are successfully treat
-. at Dr. EVANS Medical Office. Chatham street
New York.
EVANS CAMoaIIE PILLS.
The camomile flower. (or rs it is oficiallys allcl
ANTHEMS VocILIs. or Cham1nelum. from the Cred
words. Kasai the ground and Melon. an apple; be
'au-s u grows on the ground aud smells like an
ple - Of dull white color. Of fragrant odor. and
bauer arssnaiic taste.
CumomIlc q maid tonic in small doses acceptable
and corplani 10 the somaeh IL is especially appli
cattle 10 that o0rl.on Of general debility with Ian
snid appetite. which often attends eonyalssconce from
dDpafhic fcyers
Brwaar oF CoUSrERFEITs--c<ay- Caution b.
farticulaf IN purchasing thai the labsl Of lh
Meiicine ointains noiico of - entry according
~ - roscrsss. And be likewise particular in OBJ
iaiuiiss tieni 90 Chsthnm 81. New York. or from
ne REGULAR AGENTS
VIII KNo. IS waierst weeIing
y. RosiNsoN. Portsmouth. a.
MoRafsoS. Columbus, o.
~ UAon also - 06fasaed.
~ 0ts-r = Celebrated Female Pills.
The fiafua kon nuichslcr Herb Pills
d. Efans Feser End Aguo Pilis
~ Huufs l5ianic Pills.
o. Esaus' Ss,ofhiur srrup. Ter 7Sefhisr
Thr at.gss msaiusiie Medicncs sold whsie~si
sd Retail 81 100 Chafham 81. New Nosh; 2 SOUL
srseufh Sweet fI.iisGeiphia, o. Wall Street. Ioub
Fi.is. Keufusty % Cgrnhiil. B1sion. Mass and Of
aliaptnr Arsus-. VS. n KiSG. Wheeling Va. l. '
iiisusla. foftstuoufh. o. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
pFwaRF OF COUNTFRFFITs.

CaufioH.--Bs paFucrlEr in pnrchasiug Co soe thar
the label OF ihis Nrdicns cOnLs ns noilce ot lts
.ntry according 90 Act uf Congress. And he like
wise panrcu lar ga obtaiuias them nj 100 Chatham
sL Ncw-l orb o. ffOin the
hEGULAR AGENTS
WM. n. KING, Nhecliny
STEVENSON g. NEAL. parkefshurg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
nrrlrr u.L..l.-- =,

MANAGERS OFFICE, Wheeling Feb IL. ls:n
Editors vho Pn6l,si for ~ s. Grerorv & 20 =,
nh'd'Hs' ~N po5IiEs ne aHHsTed svaopsi. =
Schemes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

~ INC sYRt-P just received. q supply Il p.
- rClcsss ssl-fise fuus Syrup
~ - v-EzAT 4 KEvCALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
MONDAY EvENiNG--rEBRUAKY u. 1870.

Mr. Canning's next lecture will be given this eve
ning commencing ai a quarter before 7 O'clock
SubJect-"Pneumatics' Many interesting expcri-
inents will accompany the lecture
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

DrrrER-sg 80 nsiiF = $50 80 -
Toasyru lfouaE lasst
raTANrAp.--5l5a - t.tsssns 80
~ - ,...sss 49, va e. - b. - u
"a FORsYTH stsHf a ClAAAe
NTTSV WttaSA aafsfNs r ysa,s ~
II -. - s-saf.. 80 81 ssls %
wIf wIWsr q kENpALl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

THvO HATrERS.-S. Avery 4, Co have on hand
"a Saxony and Native Wool HAT BODIES, which
they will sell ON accommodating terms oct 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

WONDERFUL CURE or C0NSU MPTION, per
Grmcd by DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
or PRUNUS VIRGINIA. or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE, of Lancaster county. Pa. entirely
cured of the above disease. His symptoms chilli
ness succeeded by heat lowncss Of spirits salt
his moIlh dry cough, great oppression ia the breast
los OF appetite, frequent ing ana coughing up OF
irothy and hord blood After using two bottles OF tie
above syrup the cough ceased, the body began to
strengthen. and by ussg bottles ali these dis
agreeable feelings were removed lie b now ENJOY
ing perfect health TO the ssionishment Of all his
friends
Extract Of letter dated.
ERIE. Pa September 81, 1899
Dear Sir his day send ior some oil Dr. Swavne :
Prunus Virginia Wild Cherry ~ rup; there is gen
tcrnan SICK in this place. and has bees ir long time
he has tred the medicine and finds it helps him much
/ am out-pease send me some Immediately; scEd two
bottles If you cannot send more.
In haste. yours sc.
CIEcINSATI, Angus 80 1899
I Respected Friend, DIR. SNayne--I truly indcbi-
ed 10 you or the benefit have received from the use
OF your Compound SyrHp Of Wild Cherry Bark, which
confess was the means of storing my health was
attacked with a common cold, Which terminated IN n
seated disease upon the lungs at length becarac
much debiated from constant coughing and loss of
appetite and gave Up all hope of recovering as many
OF my family had been carried of by consumption
Being recommended by a friend of mine. Mr. Weaver
To make lrisi Of your inesiimaHe syrup, did So
which terminated in performing a perfect cure /
have much TO say 10 you when / see vou whi.h will
be this fall; you may make OF these lines # YOU
think proper that those afflicted may find relief from
the source Yours truly
JAMES PARRY.
Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street. PhiladcI
PhIa Pittsburgh Office. No. Al ST Ciar street mex
doc 10 the Allegheny bridge where this invaluable
medicine may always be found Also Cor sale a, the
BOOK Store Of John Fisher. Wheeling Va
Sly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

Alexandria o. draws Alexandria March o.
| SeOOoO $4,000. ~ of $1,000 Tickets S. a ,,,'
ilca'e OF - whole tickets will oost s6G shar,s ~
proportion. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

EN STEPHENSON, ArroRNSY AT LAW. Nc 2O4.
NJ. Main street, Wheeling, Va. next door below
II. Nelson's Office. Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

; .. quarters ESQ 4 esrii.
keis Will cost $40; shar,s ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18

Leesburg 2 draws March eth a, Alexandria o.,
,ol prizes: $4,000. l5.ouO. 5000. 3O0e-so cae, 4
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-20
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

MEDICAL SCIENCE AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN
EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES BY Harvey Linds-
y, M d., Washington
This is, in pamphlet form, the Lecture delivered by
DR. Lindsly Introductory to the winter in the
Columbian College. 1t lisa very interesting and Gre
ditabe production, well deserving the perusal Of those
who interest themselves in the progress and des
ny of Medicine. The author gives US general, and
for its limits very satisfactory view Of the progress
and condition Of medical science and the medical pro-
fesson in England, France, and Germany, and CLAN
ces at their condition in the other European countries
The contrasted characteristics of the English
French and Germans as shown this subject, are
striking The English excel in great discoveries, and
IN practical therapeutics The French in pharma-
ceutic chemistry, &c-The Germans in their splendid
universities libraries professorships and immense col
lections. The English, for example, discovered the
circulation of the bloodthe efficacy Of the vaccine
virus to prevent small pox and the nervous circula
ton or in other words, that the Of motion and
sensation are wholly distinct To the French we owe
the introduction of Quinine which has suppanted
Peruvian bark. Within years Of its discovery, no
less than 50 900 manufactured in two la
boratores alone in Paris They also introduced iodine
another potent remedy, and preparation oil HoTPhtaoc
They have introduced auscutation and percussion
by which physicians attain better diagnosis OF con-
SUMPTION; lthotry great variety of surgical in
struments, and thorough knowledge of patho-
logical anatomy. The Germans excel in physiology
human and comparative anatomy and have cultivated
chemistry botany, mneralogy. geology, &C. with sus
cess. Their museums and collections are splendid
Italy, Russia, Spain Portugal, Sweden and Denmark
have done little for Medical Science.
What Of America? She has investigated the dis
peculiar to herself she has written several able
works. she established, in 1877, the first medical pc
riodcal in the world; she has made several surgical
discoveries and improvements, and has at once adopt
ed in practice the best experience Of Europe. She
leads active and practical life, and lives too
Europe to make for herself any very surprising pro-
| gress or wonderful discoveries.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-20
HONEST CONFESSIONS OF AN oPPo-

The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, hare been borne
do1n by The milestone aoeght Of measures tchich many
upright and intelligent friends ofMe Administration
deemed INTERRUPTIONS IN PRINCIPLE, as tending TO
enlarge the boundaries of Erecutire peircr."
This is the candid and apparently irrepressi-
bic acknowledgment Of high-charactered paper
the Os,oego Commercial Adrertiser--which,
from first to last, has given jealous, yigilant,
and able support TO Mr.. Van Buren,. Such
would have been the admission, long ago. Of
many other intelligent persons in the Admins
tration ranks, had they dared to assert freedom
OF action, and the dignity of independence
What republican principle has not been dsre-
garded and trampled upon by the menin power?
What leading measure of the Administration
has not been characterized in an eminent de-
gree by. tendency to increase the patronage
and enlarge the authority of the Executive p
Had Mr. Van Buren, been elected to the Office
OF Chief Magistrate for that express purpose, he
could not have more steadily and Systematically
shaped the whole scope of his policy with view
to accomplish it.
The same paper from which we quote the
above, adds, 1--WE bow with respect 10 the legal
effect of the popular will expressed through the
ballot boxes, in full faith of the efficiency of the
great democratic principle that recognizes The
roice Of The people as the supreme and sore
reign authority"
This is in the right spirit; and We commend
il to adoption by the Globe and Richmond En-
qurer How different is il from the bitter and
contumelous manner in which they have spoken
Of the imperative decision Of the peoples voice
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-20
THE NEW JERSEY usURpERs.

The five usurping members from New Jersey will
find the seats into which they so lawessy thrust
last session uncomfortable, apprehend, If in
the face of the indignant verdict Of the people of New
Jersey, they should venture TO reoccupy them this
winter On this head we copy from the Burlington
Gazette the following pungent remarks
We we hear il asked " Do Mr. Vroom and his
socate members intend to occupy their seats at Wash
ington this wnterl" They themselves asked that
very question of the people of New Jersey at the late
eecon-and the people by majority Of more than
two thousand answered NO II is taken for granted
these gentlemen cannot dare not show themselves at
Washington after the stunning rebuke received by
each one from the people of his own country What
evidence there exhibited Of the loathing which
their neghbors entertained of their arocious desc
Grafton of the rights and reputation of New Jersey
They 60 to Congress Why every honorable man
would spurn them efectually than their parti
in New York attempted to spurn the broad seal
Of the State. What fraternity could high-minded
men in Congress practice towards men who were last
year merely called usurpers of the right of Others but
who are now CONVICTED of il, before tribunal
from which there is appeal No, gentlemen, CONS
out before your fellow citizens and throw up your as
sumed commissions. Acting honestly will be acting
wisely You not the representatives of the people
Of New Jersey
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-20
Eyou he Chariotftspiue Advocate

From the Charlottesville Adroedte
AT very full meeting Of the students Of the UNI
versity of Virginia, held on the 18th OF November,
ls40 the following preamble and resolutions were sub
United by Mr.. F. r. Riyes, and unanimously adopted.
As able and distinguished professor Of Law has
been severely wounded by an individual who deiiber-
aely shot him last night, without the slightest provo
cation the part of MIR Davis 1t behooves us as stu
dents Of the University Of Virginia TO express IN the
strongest terms our Indignation at such conduct-
conduct equally shocking TO every sentiment OF honor
every obligation of morality, and every principle oil
humanity.
We had hoped that crime had never found resting
place w1hin these calm retreats, whose threshnoio
the dsractng cares of the world its begung plea
sures never cross 1T was but sweet self-delusion
Let us not suffer the vivid recoleclonIof our Uni
versity apprenticeship, that reserved for in flu
ture the present glowing sympathy in each others
eevatng pursuits 10 be dmmed by this dark deed OF
single person, with whom consider ii sad msfor-
tune TO own community of nature but boldly cast of
every imputaton that may be made against honor
a body--for such we would regard any and every
remark implying justification Of the abomnabe
act-byt the adoption Of the following resolutions
Resolped, That We sincerely regret the unfortunate
accident that has befaen our Professor Of Law Mr.
Davis and earnestly hope that speedy recovery will
enable him to resume the duties of his Char
Resolced; That we will use every possible exertion
to find out the perpetratoi Of the act that he may
ceive his merted punishmentthe odium and contempt
Of the students xpulsos by the Faculty, and just
condemnation by the competent tribunals of the coun
try
Resoired, That we view the author Of the outrage
GUS crime only in the light of base assassin if such
words are adequate to express the force Of opn
ions.
Resored That these resolutions be published in the
Colegian, the Charlottesville, Richmond and Staun-
ton papers.
J. l.. ORR, President
A. p. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-20

A public dinner has been rendered to Mr.. J. Wash
ington Tyson, Of Philadelphia, by his ellow-ctzens,
and declined by him. The following paragraphs in
Mr.. Tysons letter correspond with the views We ex-
pressed the other day:
Gentlemen This is no mans triumph; il is the tri-
umph of Democratic institutions-of the whole People
Of the Republic It's effects will not happily be limited
to the present day II derives its chiefvalue from the
fact that it incucaes the lesson for the instruction of
future generations of politicians, that no party
main long predominant which does not look beyond
the purposes Of faction to the interests and wants OF
the great body of the People
Much remains to be done. Corruption must not
only be arrested in the high places of the Government
but the sores the body polite anced and lrobed
The banking system requires thorough and organic
reform. The monarchical schemes Of the standing
army and Treasury Bank discarded, domestic indus
try must receive large share Of public attention il
Is question deserving great consideration, whether
the principle of single Presidential term Of office
should not be incorporated in the Federal Constitution