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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

Blu, mol only ere the fiscal concerns of The
country f,ra,na'ei by the patronising of tiomessc
ccheol4. her political affairs afasconsalied by the
same poliey. Parents ought. IL will BIO universal.
" aiuit,cl,so cherish in their domestic circle, a
pred fiction far the inatitutions oitleir own State
aad il the so'etelnent and l'sages Of this State
involve pecu'ilritiss, To see that they are present.
cd to Thrift chiItlsra's minds at least, in a fair and
honest point Of light, This. howaser, ID not
likely TO be accomplished by patranising f,rejgn,
schools. Tic unhaPfSy and irritating subject Of
scrviiude, it is we'll known, is often treated in the
Eastern. and Northern States; %ith great bittcr-s
ness and Partially. NolwithstAndin slavery las
existed in these United States for a long lime has
worked Itself into allihe interests, habits and feel
ines Of society has been rendered legal, not on
" hy Legislative cpactments, bot also IY c%onsti-
tuiional prnvisions-and the interests OF the slave
al we'll as tha! of his owner, is promoted better
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

lWd f0'Gf atl51sr paTKy-Elghteen henlFed
persons sat down 10 . dinner given IN Boston TO
Cunatd, the steam ship proprietor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

ad t1e premises bet9eed tie netsi4koors n sale,
al hettsIit. hfls, %,"'Tfest, sof eisjm NJ the dc.
feadaat ,I-an,i 70 the hltbvjaa ass tibsd |sap.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
f0sfFONED slLE.
State as 2leuissana.
pAIsIsji OF EAST BATON RGDGI

Elizabeth gfyas bdH. Hisifaffik.
" No 2a73
tohD Geay Back
fKaY ejetos ii s l4t.t al seizete ard asle 10 me III,
$50 ateetsd by tbs Hon fhe J'hi,4 .Dtst4et Corrt.
tattshsaad alais alofsss,d, VII be ~ezgtssa At
atlEl Is saIn On -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

So -.-+-~Z~4-~s4I+ #sHFEF Z
GAsis npv s- Ehss following aFtte'eisom
On IssnsIisfi paper. contains d eeirssiation Of tho
aleeont ofcalilal jnseaifd 10 .aae and he nunher
q 4'esAota 70 = BON i sasea 4. employment, ~ the
sgffat metropolis. kss
For lighting Lonaonasa itssahnr0s with gdf'
thets arc - public sa.swsrts u public ezas
awsrk conppaaeifa;; c 500, o0oeapss pal emplesqfad
10 sotks, pipea, tanks, eaf-tioiIefs. ,apparssnk;
-k45o,000 yearly ~resense derived 10000 tons
of.eoal used 10 the year for. ysgking gas; 1850,
00n, 600 cubic. feet Of saa made ~ the year !;
l34 200 private burners supplied 70 ahousd0o,oq
censumera 10000 public Or stfest cotisamefs.
About 1850 afshaze ate in the city Of ~fsoalon,
$50 lanplishlrrs employed l7s gasltoidefs,.
several qf tllon double ones. capable Of slofins'
$500, 900 cubic feet; $40 tons Of coal used in
tho sctatis on ,hesaortes. day, in 81 i,ours =.
leo, 600 cubic feet gas used IN the longest night,
say e4th December about $500 pirsons are
employed in the metropolis alone in this branch.
Of manufacture between 1872 and Is27 the
.qnautity nearly doubled Itself, ard IN ) years,
between ls27 and 1891, it doubled itself aeaiu.
81 7arge @nar partB-Eigateen hanlfed
persons sat down 10 . dinner given IN Boston 10
tunard. the steam sIiu prorrietor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
TIE VIPER BITING AGAINST
4 FILE!

The following correspondence be-
tween the great bandit and mendicant o
the Administration, and Virginia Post
master, will explain itself. 1t is one Of
the best things of the kind we have eveI
seen. Boston Alias.
Letter from Amos Kendall to the Post
Master at Goodwynsville, Va.
My dear sir-I take the liberty to en-
close you an address and prospectus for
the Extra Globe, hoping TINT it may be
compatible with your inclination and
sense of duty to use them for the purpose
Of procuring and returning subscribers.
II in that hope shall be disappointed,
| solicit of you the personal favor to hand
it over to some friend Of the administra-
ton who may be inclined to use it fol
that purpose.
With great respect, your friend,
AMOS ENDALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

TnE NEXT CoNGREss.-I'hee election
ofthrce Representatives to the next
Congress, takes place in Louisiana OH
the 9th Of July, (last Monday.) Illinois
elects three members OH the 3D. of Au-
gust. Vermont five members OH the
LIST Of September. Maine eight MEM
bors September 18th. Georgia nine
members October 5th. Pennsylvania
twenty-eight members, and Ohio nine
teen members on the 18th of October
New York and New Jersey elect in
November, and in the course Of the
same month the choice Of Presidential
Electors is to be effected throughout
the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

FACTS FOR THE LADoRiSo MAS-Mr.
James Atkinson. Of the Newport X. I)
Herald Of the 1mss," proposes TO publish,
in pamphlet form. series Of essnys which
rccen ntly appeared in TINT paper under the
signature of NorrnCansett. entitled, Facts
for the Laboring Man: by Lsboring Man"
Wn read these articles, says the Newark
Advertiser, ~ they appeared, and with con-
viction tha, they embodied the best exposition
of the financial folles Of the Administration
TINT has yet appeared. We are much graft
pcd to sec, therefore, that 'hcy arc 10 be
~irrco,yped and published in convenient
fo'm for more general circulation. Every
Tippccnroc Club in the land should order
some copies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
July 9.

n OTICE.-In Pursuance Of the provisions
~ Of an act passed by the General Assem-
bly. of the State of Rhode Island, at their
January Session, A. -. 1887, entitled" an act,
authorizing Limited Partnerships, and for
other purposes"
Tho undersigncd.Phili Case, Daniel Paine,
Leonard S. Marng, and l.oandor NJ. Ware.
hereby give notice that they have formed .
limited Partnership. for the purpose of man
ufacturing divers articles Of India Rubber, IN
The city of Providence, under the name and
firm of Msring and Ware.
That The said Philip Case, Daniel Paine.
Leonard $. Marng. and l.eNndrr NJ. Ware,
are oil residents in the city of Providence.
Tint the said Leonard s. Marlng and Ls
andqr Nj. Ware, are the General Partners
and the said Philip Case and Daniel PANE
the Special Partners.
That the said Philip Case and Daniel Paine.
as the special partners, hive contributed IN
cnsh and paid into the common stock, the
sum Of seventeen hundred and fifty dollars
each.
And that snid Limited Partnership !. I"
commence on this twrnty-nlnth day oi May
A. u. 1910 and will terminate at the sNpira
ton Of three years from this date.
PHILIP CASE.
DANIEL PAINE,
l.. = MARlNG.
LEANDER VI. WARE.
Providence, May Goth. 1910
Providence County, Sc. In Providence
ibis ninth dnv of Juno, A. ID. 1910: In'n
Philip Case. D,nirl Paine, Leonard ;. Mar
nc and leandcr VI. Ware. personally came
and appeared b. fore mo, md scvrralv osk
nowlcdgcd and declared that all the dccIara
tons contained in tho preceding Instrument
are wholly and strictly 'rre.
HENRY MARTIN. Public Notary.
Providence. Juno OH, lstO.-Ths lnsirn.
mont dnly wordcd in hook No 7, page =, &c.
of The record. of tho City of Providence, for
recording Limited Partnerships
Witness
RICHARD NJ. FIELD, City Clerk.
ip1S -ew
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
III Io,0n Council holden in .Ntwpori, July
Sh, i6l0

cM, 1910.
IN conformity to an act Of the General As
senbly Of the State of Rhode Island, pas
scd at their June session 1910, uuthorisiEg
and directing the town council of each tow n
and the city council Of each city in this State
10 define the limits Of the compact part Of
such town or city respectively.
The Town Council Of the town Of New
port, have defined the limits Of the Compact
par, of the town Of Newport as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at the south end Of Washing.
ton street, thence nOrtherly along the salt
water 10 the street north Of Fort Greene cal
led Pine street, thence castcrly along the
north side OF said Pine street To Third street,
thence soulherly along the east side Of said
Third street to Walnut street, thence eastery
along the norihcrly side Of said Walnut street
To Farewell street, thence southcrly along
the cas,crly side Of said Farewell street to
Warner street, thcnc. .cstery along the
nortlIerly side ofsaid Warner street to Spruce
street, thence sontherly along the eastcrly
side OF SAID Spruce street to Tanner street,
thence easterly along the northery side of
sad Tanner street to equality tree on the
intersection Of Tanner and Broad streets
thence south westerly along the cas,crly aide
OF SAID Broad street 10 Bull street, thence
easterly along the northerly and casierly side
OF sad Bull steet to Catharlne street, thence
eoslcrly along the n0rhcrly side Of sald
Catharine street TO Fir Street, thence south.
erly along the eastery side OF SAID Fir street
10 The beach road, thence westerly along the
soulhcrly side OF said beach road to street
running southcrly from said beach road,
west Of job and Joseph Tew's rope wax,
thence southerly along the easlerly side OF
SAID street to the southcrly end thereof,
thence westerly to Bellevue street, thence
souiherly along the easterly side of said
Bellevue street 10 Perry str, ct, thence ives
terly along the southerly side of said Perry
street to Spring street, thence soulliery
along the easierly side Of sud Spring street
to the nor,herly contemplated road to run
westerly through land of the heirs of VIM.
Lee, on the souherly side of said conlom-
plated road 10 Thames street, thence westerly
in tic same direction To the salt water, thence
northery along the salt water, TO the place
OF beginning with the addition of twenty
five rods around the same, III every dlrec-
lion beyond the said defined bounds.
Oni,rtd, That the above be and the same
is the defined limits Of the compact part OF
the town of Newport, aud That the same be
published three weeks in succession il the
public newspapers Of this town.
By order.
4 b. 3. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
Is a q q 3 a 6 3 $ .

In this town, the 2ith ut., by the Rev. Mr. How
ard Mr.. WIN. +. Carr 10 Miss Mary Ann Iisl, both ol
jamestown.
Nr. pumont, Mr.. Oliver II. Read, TO Miss Cathurine,
daughter of Mr. Edward llnmmett nll OF this town.
In Little COIptun, on the 2sil alt, by the Rev. Mr..
Roheris Mr. Augustus Pcckhnni, Jr., of Mldleuwn 60
Miss Susan 4. Church, daughter OF the late Joseph
Church. Esq, of the former place.
Al south kingstowH, ON the 9Th inst, by Mathew
ChHppell, Esq, Mr. Geo. COngdon of SUui King town
10 Miss Sarah H. Hazard, Of this town.
In New York. on the 2d inst by the Rev. Dr. Gutter
Rev. VIM II. Moore al this town, To Isabella Graham
daughter Of the late Samuel Boyd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
GAsIT'lOy 10 purchasers OF
EsEIOGc RssaIai Coal.

TIIE public nrc hereby cautioned Ggains.
purchasing coal of the Rhode Island
mines, situate in Portsmouth, of one Oils i.
Peters, or from any other persons claiming
to act under any pretended authority from
sald Peters. Said Peters ID NOT, nor has he
ever had any authority whatever to dispose of
any coal taken from the mines. also forbid
all persons who may have received coal from
said Peters 10 sell on commissions, or such
as may be indebted for coal purchased of
him, 70 account to said Peters for tho
same, Us they will be held responsible there
for to the subscriber, who is owner Of one
| half of said Portsmouth mines, rs may bs
seen by examining the records Of land cy.
dence ~ Portsmouth.
! Portsmouth. X. l. 30th June, 1910
CHARLES f.. SpEIkER.
The Providence Journal and Republican
Herald will insert the above three weeks,
and send their bills TO my Attorney, Henry
Y, Cranston, Esq at Newport. Z. F.S.
July ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE CUES.
TlONS.

v'IIE TRUSTEES OF TIE FISKE
L FUND, at the annual meeting Of the
Rhode Island Medical Society holden in
Providence on the 2irh of June. 1910, award
cd their seventh premium, being fHy dollars,
to LEVI II. HOLDEN, NJ. ID. of Providence,
for the best Dissertation on the Medical Bot.
any Of Rhode Island.
they now propose To the members Of the
Society and To the Medical Faculty sl large.
the following questions or subjects for 1870
I Al: viz:
Ist. Spinal Diseases structural and func-
tIonal.
"a. Dropsy--its causes, nature, snd treat.
mont.
| For the best Dissertation on each Of these
Questions, the Trustees will award ana pay
tha sam Of tj'y dollars, or present II gnts
medal Of equal value, at the option of tIr-
successful competitor or competitors
/ 1t is the wish Of the Trustees that 'hr
! Dissertations should possess as little al
\ theoretical and as much Of a practical char
acter as possible; aud TINT their authpis
avoid entering minulcly into history OF ihf
diseases, unless there be some special reH
son for so doing. II is also recommends
that they avoid crowd'ng their product" =
with n detail of recorded and easily access
bile cases. As all of these points will D.
borne IN mind in making the adjndcau""t
competitors are advised 10 dwell no nin'f
upon them. than may be necessary for ch'If
understanding OF tho subject, and Of ihc
principles by which they were guided in The
selection of The treatment by them secon
mcnded.
Every competitor il is expected viii COZ.
form To the following regulations; viz:
L., Ila -, tal t,ru ard Ia &
the Trustees, on or before the first day ~
May, ls4l, free of all expenses, n copy "f
his Dissertation, with motto written there
upon, and also accompanying II sealed hes
ter having the same motto inscribed npHi
the outside, and his name and place Of rc,I.
dencc within. Both, Dissertation and lel,r
must DC written in clear and lcglble man
! ncr.
ID Neither a name nor any other max
shall be placed upon, or accompany the n,H-
sertniion, OF III any way be communIea.
ted to either Of the Trustees (nxceplIng ~
the manner above specihed,) whereby Ibv
author may be known.
I'd. Previously TO receiving Tie pren'inu
awarded, the author OF each successful n'".
srrlaion must transfer TO the Truslers.m
behalf of the Rhode Island Medical Suceiy
all his right. tile aud interest in aud to ihr
same, for the use, bonci fit aud behoof Of iI'c
Flskc Fund.
The letters accompanying the unsncccssf"l
Dissertations will b. destroyed by the l'rn--
tees, unopened ; ond the Dissertations m'y
be procured by their respective authors, lI'D
the Trustees 10 whom they were dlrer,",.
if application be made therefor within 'lsc1
mouths from the annual meeting; bui aN
snch ns remain uncallcd for after The ,Spi.
ration of the time here specified, will be r"D.
sidercd az property OF the Society, io rc
disposed OF IN such a manner as Bay bs
deemed most advisable.
RIcnMonD BRowNrLL, Of Providence,
TnEorHILus G. DuSS, Of Newport.
JEgGnIAa WILLIAMS, of Warren.
Trustees oi tho Flskc Fond.
Thomas VI. Webb, Secretary of the Trustee.
July 2-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
F A G T s
FOR TIE LABORIYC MAN +:
BY A LABORING MAN.


~ HE subscriber has now in press, and
will shortly be published IN pamphlet, a
series OF articles which recently appeared in
the columns of the Uerald ofhr 7taits under
the above title, over the signature of man.
RAGtNsErr," The great call for these able
articles at the present alarming period Of our
National affairs, has induced the subscriber
to einbody them in the form of pamphlet,
and having secured the copy right, has made
arrangements to stereotype the work, which
will enable him 10 furnish il at q very cheap
rate.
The pamphlet will contain upwards of an
hundred pages, and will be furnished to sub
scribrrs ut $40 per hundred, or l2l cts sin-
! gle. Those who are deslrous of procuring
copies of the work, are requested to forward
their orders to this Office, or to the Office Of
the Providence Journal, where subscriptions
will be received. JAMES ATKINSON.
| Newport, June lS, 1870.
The following arc among tho many tcsti-
raonlalS in favor of the work, which wo pub
lish for the information of those who have
not seen or pcrused the articles:
From the Providence Journal of May I'd.
"The concluding number Of this admirable series o
political articles published in the Newport Herald
Of the Times Of Thursday. The whole enbodies per-
hgps the best exposition of the end and aim of the real
design and inevitable effect OF the doctrines the Adj
minisraon that has appeared. We very much
desire to this series published in a form cheap e.
nough for general circulation An hundred thousand
copies might be distributed with immense effect The
people viii read them because they are FACTS; aud
the FACTS PROVED the conclusions follow Immediately
ofcourse. WHO COMMITTEES aud TIppECANoE
CLUBS would not expend the necessary rum TO better
political nd, antage."
From the n. Y. Courier & Enquirer Of April 2jth.
"rhe admirable numbers of fNARaAGAasETl should
be pat in cheap pamphlet form for universal crcua.
lion. We do not wonder thu in the light of such
FACTS, the electors Of RhojcI lpd gave such a large
majority asains, the Administral.onn
From the same of MAY 9th.
"fACT5 FOR THE !pEorLE.-We huve already
alluded To series Of abo papers issued under this title
in the Newport Herald Of the Times. The concluding
number of the series appeared ia that paper OF Thursday
last. We learn from the Providence journal that they
were written by Thomas X. HAZARD, Esq. of New
port, aud fully agree with that press in the opinion
that these papers embody The BEST EXiosI iION
Of the financial policy Of the present Federal admin.
tLatIon that has yet appeared"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
MEMORANDA.

spoken, sd inst ht 81 Al, lon 20 90, schr Barton,
ds I'm this port for Rio. Janeiro.
ADV. at Norfolk Isl inst Brig Octaya, OxN, for this
port
Al Havana Goth ult, brig Poland, Gardner, for sa-
vannhh 22d.
Cid. at New Orleans, 9th uli, brig Confidence, Coz
zens, New York.
cid. nj Mobile, Esd ut, sch. Octavis wceden, Prov
idence.
sailed from Savannah, Goth ult, sehr Ensle, Wiley,
Havana.
AZ II. CrciS, Eth ut., brig Echo, Lawton, for New
York. the gath
nort. with 1900 bbls oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

1t will be seen by the Cong rcssional
proceedings Of Wednesday, that Con-
gress has resolved to adjourn on Tues
day the 9lst inst.
EXAMINATIONS At WEsr PoiSr.-Ths
Board Of Nisiters at West Point adjourn.
cd on the 2Jth ult having finished their
examination OF the Institution. Two re-
Ports are expected, ono from the ma ori.
'y and the other from the minority OF the
Board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

Capt. VIM. Turner, Of Warren, an old
and substantial officer, respected and es-
teemed by every one acquainted with
him, has been REMOVED from the Office
of Surveyor and Inspector of the Ports
Of Warren and Darlington, to make
room for a MIR. VIM. B. Smell. Even
the Locos themsclves-those who dare
speak their scntiments-we learn ex-
press their strong disapprcbaton Of this
smcval.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
TRADERS BANK.

A T. the annual meeting of the stockholders
~ of this institution, held at their Banking
room July 9th. Iei0-Edwin Wilbur, Milton
Hall. Thomas G. Brown, Benjamin Marsh,
Jr. William Wccdcn and Thomas w. Brown
were unanimously elected directors Tor The
ensuing year; and at subsequent n,ccun2
of the directors of the same. Edwin Wilbur,
Esq. was unanimously re.clectcd President.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Newport. July 9th, lS40. --3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

The vote shows very plainly, no,withstand,
ing the vain boostings of the locoluco press.
that had the members elected to the present
House, all voted on this leading measure of
Martin Van Buron's administrator il ,rodd
hare been rejected as it has been heretofore,
over and over again, by the Representatives
of the People, aud by the People themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

TRE cArsE ~ Referring TO
northwestern Virginia, The Richmond Wing
.ays We are justified by the whole cur
rue, of information from tlii' region. IN as.
surinr our Wing friends throughout the
STATE. that il will giya an unpreco den,ed
WING vo,c at the fall election. Le, the
Wings in every other section OF the State
do ns well. and the Old Dominion gocs for
harrlsor and reform by l0,Ct0 mlIorhy."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
.Ha Toun Council hsli,n IN .Ntarori, July
1M, 1910.

N a Town Council hsli,n IN .NaPert Juiy
1M, 1910.
EpY virtue Of authority vested in the Tow n
NJ Council Of the town Of Newport, by an
act of the General Assembly of the State OF
Rhode Island, passed June II, 1889, and OF
a vote of the town of Newport, passed
April 10, 1910, in conformity TO said &c,
OF Assembly authorlsing and empowering
the Town Council of tie town Of Newport
TO make such ordinances, as the Council may
deem necessary, for the location and proper
regulation Of cemeteries. vaults, toupbs and
burial places for burylng the dead. II is
ordained by the Town Conncil of the Town
of Newport, that no new ground bs nppro
priated or used for the lntcrmcnt Of The dead,
or ior building OF vaults tor that psrpose, with.
10 the compact part ot the town of Newport,
and that any Tersnn or persons who may vlo
late this ordinance shall pay fine of 20 dol
lars for each aud evcry offence, io be re
covered by action of debt or by complaint,
IN the name of the Town Treasurer for the
use OF the town, before the Court of Justices
IL said town, as the law directs, md he re-
qured to move any dead body, so bnricd or
deposited contrary to this ordinance:
And that the above be published Tor three
successive weeks IN the Public Newspaper
~ this town.
A true copy illness
BIB. ROWLAND, Council Gas
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

'ENlIE subscriber having been by the Hon
Court of Probate appointed Execute
to the last will and testament Of ElizabetI
Townsend, widow, late Of Newport, dec. an,
having given bonds according to law, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims
against said Estate to present them for set.
ucment, and all persons indebted TO make
immediate payment to
ID. MELVlLL, Exec'r.
Newport, July 3, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09
From the New York Times.
The true VAN Ksnreai EfOc-
triNc--
READ 1T, MEcuANIcs AND LABoREEs-
READ 1T, FARMERS

READ 1T, MECHANICS AND LABoRERs-
READ 1T, FARMERS
The following is an extract from a
speech recently delivered in the Senate
of the United States by TAprAN Of Ohio,
ono of the special instruments Of Van
Buren and his cabinet. 1t is the whole
doctrine Of the Administration on the
subject Of rages and prices, in nu,
she'll. The only mistake we notice is,
that Mr.. Tappan does not put the point
to which the wages of labor should be
reduced io,u enough. Buchanan is ear
or the mark. He hints at seuen pence
per day.
Lest any mechanic, laborer or yeo-
man, should overlook the lcssings that
this administration has in store for him,
we give MIR. Tappan's remarks 10 capi-
tails.
"The price Of labor is entirely Too high.
THE LABORER IN THIS COUN-
TRY CAN AFFORD TO WORK
FOR eleren pence day, AND THE
HARD MONEY SYSTEM WILL
BRING DOWN WAGES TO THAT
SUM. WHEAT WILL ALSO
CONE DOWN TO SIXTEEN CENTS a
bushcl, AND EVERY THING ELSE
IN PROPORTION. TliISIS TIL +
BEST TARIFF YOU CAN HAVE,
AND TIE ONLY ONE THAT
CAN ENABLE TIE MANUFAC-
TURER TO COMPETE WITH
ENGLAND. The Sub Treasury uiH
eject both otjects-IT WILL PUT
DOWN THE BANKS, AND bring
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