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Wants BettcrEyidence.

WOULD refer the reading public 10 the nu-
= mefous voluntary letters published in the
Good Samaritan relative 70 the happy and bencf
cial effects Of the administration Of
DR.. MOFFATS IIPE PILLS AND PHGNIX
BIITERS.
Those who have pciuscd tho letters above re.
tcrfed 10 will observe that IN almost every case
they attest the tact, that no Inconvenience of any
sort atlends the taking oil these medicines IN or
dnaty cases, bot that the patinf without feeling
tleif operation, Is universally left IN stronger
aud better state Of health than was experienced
previous 10 being afflicted with disease and in
ali cases Of acute sutierng great relief is obtain
cd IN icw hours. and care is generally effect
Cd il two or three vs.
IN cases Of FEY EB Of every description. and
all bilious affections, il is unnecessary for INC 10
say ought, is / bthlye the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 10 be the most
speedy aud ciioctua cure extant ~ all diseases
Of that clsss.
The LIFE MEDICINES arc also most OK
colleni rchet in flee ionsoi the Liver and Bowels
as has been proved 10 hundreds Of cases where
patients have come forward aud requested that
their Experience il taking them might be publish.
ed far tie benefit Of others. In thel, operation IL
such eases, they restore the tome Of the Stomach,
Strengthen the digestive organs, and inyiFora'e the
general functions u the whole body, and thus be-
come 70 b9ih SEXES for they are perfectly adapted
10 each an invaluable means Of preventing dis.
case ana restoring health.
In o6CcGoas ii tlc had whether accompanied
with pain and giddiUcss or marked 10y the grieyous
calamity Of impaired mental energy; iupalpitq.
fioH 4 fhe heart. fatuiente, loss Of appetite and
strength ard the multiplied symptoms OF dlsordered
digestion. the LIFE MEDiCIN ES.will be fund
10 posses the mos, salutary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed. weak, or decayod. in men
or women, are under the immediate influence of
the LIFE MEDICINES old coughs, asfhrncs
and cons4nptire habits are soon relieved and
speedily cured. Pogrrty sf blood. aud emacated
limbs IL ere lorg meet the happ.cst change the
chill uatcry iluid viii become rich and balsuuic.
aud the h.Abs be covered with hcsh-lirIn and
healthy.
Nervous disorders every Kind, and from " Ia:
ever eause Hrising hy before the effects OF the
LIFE MEDICINES, and sll that train Of sink
infa annietts, aud lrcmours which so dreadfuly
af' Ct thc weak, the sedeuiary, and the delic1te,
wi, in a short time be succeeded by cheeriulness,
and every prcsagc OF health.
For weakness. deficiency OF natural strength,
and rclleation OF the yessels, 10y too frequent in.
diligence o. The passions, this medicine is safe,
certain, and invauable remedy.
Those who have long resided in hot climates,
and are langnid and relaxed 10 their whole stem,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
harpicst effects; and persons removing to the
southern States or West Indies, cannot store
moro Important article Of health and life.
The ado e medicine Cor sale by
i. J. BOLTON. Agent
Charlotte, Y. C..
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PILES. &C.

a RE wholly prevented, or governed, if the at
"A tack has come on, If you use the only true
HAYS BINIMEN-, from Comstock & Co All Sores
and every thing relieved by il that admits Of an
outward application. Il acts like charm. Use it.
For sale in Charlotte. n. C. by B, Oates in Sa-
lisbury BIZ c. B, Wheeler IN Lexington BY J. p.
Mabry in Greensborough by J, & R. Sloan; in
Fayetteville by J. a. M'Rae; in YorhyIe, S. c.
by Cumstuck & Cos agent.
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READINESS OF COLUMBIA, for
h b the hair, which will stop it il falling out or
restore !, on bald places aud on children make y
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost The hair
from any cause. ,.,,
An yERailN tina, infcst the head oil children
in schools, are prevented or killed by u al once,
Find the name of Comsiock & Go. on II or never
try il. Reminder this Arrays.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by y. Oates ana J.
j. lIolton; in Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; IN Lex
inr,on by J. z. Mabty in Greensbofoagh oy =
&. h. sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A NJ kaei IN
Yorkville, S. C. by Comsiock & Cos agent
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Dapidson College. " C., Jan. IA, lSll

IIEuMATISM and EAMENESS positive.
= D, " cured, and all shrivelled muscles and
limbs arc restored, in the old young, by the IN
ptAS vr0rrAprr ELIXIR sNn NERVE ann BoNE LIN
lMESr--hut never without the name OF ComstncR
* Co on II,
For sale in Charlotte, n. c, by b Oates; IN 81
lisbury by C. H. Wheeler; in Lexington by J. .
Mabry; in Green sborough by J. II K. Sloan IN
Fayetteville by ]. A. rRae; in Yorksllle, ). Z,
by Comstock 4 Co.'S agent.
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l nited states District Court
Of NOrti, Carolina.

Il y BANKRUPTCY:
Z Notice - show cause aPains; tic petition Of
Tho following Petitioners FOR their discharge aud
eefIHca'es a. BsrNupts al Wilmington on Mon.
DAY ne i, day 81 May next, u W.T.
MECkLENBURG COUNTY.
b iamIn +. Boyd, Farmer
NaIam Boyd, Clerk
George a. Cray. Farmer.
Andrew Elannihcn. Farmer
Wn Wallace, Farmer
Joseph pntciafd, Cahinc, Nakcr
Washington Peacock Physician.
John Y Rainey, Painter.
~,muei Taylor, Brichlaycr
John Il Peacock, Physician.
james G. Wilson, Merchant,
Joseph Smith, Farmer
". II Iluiehison. Farmer.
Colin k,rg. Farmer
W. + AIexan3cr, Constable.
DAVID kesiier. CARPENTER
DAVID II. McRcc, Farmer.
llmcs hrk, Physician.
J4mts Sloan, Farmer.
CA8ARRus COUNTY.
Abraham Sough F4rncr
SAINT g. White, Farmer.
Henry = German, p,usicrtr.
by order ~ thc Court
". i. ANDERSON, Cidl y. c.
Jan i. l-+3 t27
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EEEADACHE-.Dr. SPHON'S HEAOA, hh
III REMEDY viii ciilctually cure sick head
ache. either from the nerves or bilious hundreds
of families are using IT with great Joy
For sale in Charlotte, N. G. by b. Oates; IN Sa
I;ebnrv nv c. b. Wheeler; in Lexington b. J. T.
Mahry; in Greensborough by j. * X. Sloan; in
Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae in Yorkyillc, 5. G.
by Constock and Cos agent.
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NOTICE

n rOREWARN all persons from trading for
u three NOTES, by me given 10 Leandrr smith,
T.. NJ Smith and y. T. smith, dated Jan IN
1872 as tho property got no lawful Title IS maae
10 me for it, aud AN determined not 70 pay me
s.me unIess get title or am compelled TO do SO
BY law. ,. r,oreu,u
Jan 90, 1913. lsu
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bsciutc Curc-.AfE.
$1,000 r III. prov, s'i p "a ,li:S'

u We W ~ " iVh prove hALsLi =
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inestimablc,
II no; only cures quicker bu; gives no additional
pain nor leaves scar. Flrc IS positively render
al harmless SIC has been offered six months to
any p,-sOu returning an elnp;y box, and saying
that Ill ae0uy al amounting IS not extracted 30 a
few minniet, yc', not ore from thousands q tfi.
as since has esimcl Tie bonus Parents anS.
ious 10 guard against general injuries and save
money, iimc, lclsGgc and life, ard prevent then
offspring from being disdEercd by burns, OF even
sius {. POI pustuics, II possessing tire cnvlable
aowcr ID replace tho collulary organs destroyed
can 81 50 by obtaining this neslimablc salye. =
Many deoply burnt cases 10 tho city can be seen,
and ono entire face burnt over and wounded three
distinct times 10 the same spo, whIl. healing yet
IN no case can he traced The least eica,ricc or
mark! For an kinds Of hurts, its rapid soothing
effects, arc alike important even sore cvcr, Ali
and BROKEN BREASTS
would be unknown. The toilet and nursery, tor
clearing The skin az pimplcs, removing ohaic, No,
NiU fud !; Indispensable Once using only wi'l
forever establish Il The sovereign HEAL Alb
rnalify AGcr ttis notice, heads u ianines a.
lowing torture for months, and ultimately dis.
tnr.ed features, can never wipe away rcproaca,
Justly uttered bY disabled chlld, !Jr negoeing
10 Triumph over iifc.
Tor sale in Charlotte, NC by 2. Oatcs and I,
! IIollou Ia Salisbury by c, B. wheeler IN Lex.
inpton hy ]. Y. Mabry IN Grreusbornugh by J,
* r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J, \. VI kac' ia
Yurkvi.le, S, {, b Comstock \ Cos agent
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Electro Magnetic Medicatcd
SKEE,S.

Il nor Colds, Co,ghs, all pulmonary ai.tc-
n tons, sc, 10 be worn over the Chest, for
sale at the Charlotte Drug Store.
B. OATES.
Jan. Is, 1913. l7H
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VOLUME XIII.
+. J. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor n Publisher.
TERMS

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
aid in adpanee. THREE DOLLARS If MT
IA rihin THREE months. And THREE Dol.
Ans AND FIFTY CENTS If not paid until af
h, he expiration Of The year. No paper discoa.
eigea uniii all GrrcGrages are paid, cr;rpt al lie
eg,ion Of The Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,,,.re l6 lines or less, tbs sized fgBe.) for he
4 :, insertion, and 25 es7fs for each e0nfiHuapce
Cant Advertisements and Sheriff. Sales chang.
4 q per cent higher: and deduction Of 33i
:, cent ,,iH BE- made from he regular prices, tor
s!r,,fisfn By the year. Adteuisemenis inserted
monthly or gaartsTiy 81 per square for each time
Ssnlnsailiy Is cents per square for each time.
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Ecclesiastical .soficc.

'ENllE Pfesbyicr Of Concord viii meet a.
4 Prorideaes. Merklcnburg County. on the
second "Wednesday IN April. at II O'Clock. A. VI,
STEPHEN FRONTS. Stated Cietk.
Mgrtl O. 1912.
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GenfeeI rag Of Jogging Hyc.-Thc
Mobile Herald recommends any person
having a shrew of wife to get her mes.
mcrised, and then thrash the manipulation,
The state Of sympathy between the mes
meriser and the meSmeriSed is so perfect
that the lashes laid upon the former nfict
an equal degree of pain upon the latter ;
thus the wife may be duly chastised with
out suffering the degradation Of a personal
tlogging.
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AGENTS

CT r. w. Cochran, MeckisHbprg, r. c.
Clqs. ". Harris, Mil Gfouf, y. q.
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MANSION HOUSE.

rENIlE sol eriJcr having purchased Mr.. T. \.
IN Hughes interest 10 the above Establish
meni, tenders his services 10 tie Travelling Pub.
lic. Having for several years been engaged in
kecpine Private Entertainment at Mount Monrnc
ID tfcdcil county, he INDUCES tie hope that he
has experience enough 10 the duties OF his bust
ness 70 eudeasor so render comfortable all who
nav bcslow upon bis House l5oir patronage.
Ills FABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
y supplied VIII every Thing the conuiry aif1fGs,
70 please and satisfy the palate even Of cpcurc
us BAR vii be found furnished 9Th choice
selection 81 Ilqu1ts.
Ills STABLES shail Il Consistently attended ~
faithful and attentive holsters aud supplied With
abundant nraycuGtr
n y The Sage Office is KEEP, a, the Mansion
House.
H. T. SLOAN
Chaiiofe, Jan 81, 1913. t3l
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Precocify.-The dollhouse system Of
education is doing wonders for the youth
of our land. The boy kicks off his diaper
and frocl, and Jumps into cali,.skin boots,
and long tail coat. He exchanges the
nipple for scgar, and the sugar teat for
quid of tobacco. The girl is either baby
or lady. She makes one jump from her
nurses arms, into her husbands, and OF
course is " finished"
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1t takes a spark TO light match, and it
takes. a match to light the torch Of Hymen.
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1t is estimated that no less than eight
thousand bales of cotton and three thou.
sand bushels of bran were lugged about
by the ladies in Broadway, New York, on
pleasant day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

Mr.. EDIroR--l am opposed TO the
practice OF giving publicity to fire-sIde con
verSaiions, but when the leader Of great
party, in a respectable company of hrs
1 fellow citizens, composed of both political
parties, makes use Of language either in
praise or d,rogation ola political oppo
nent, | consider II no breach of propriety
20 give bis voluntary testimony to the
world.
On the Both of September last, Colonel
johnson being IN Stsunlon, Virginia, a
number Of gentlemen paid him the res.
rect Of calling 10 see hun. One of the
company remarked 10 him, Colonel, when
you reach the ra lr a 1 iunct on, you Will
be near The Slashes of Hanorer The
h nest Cd warrIor's face inm d,a,ely tit
np with on eXpr ssi'n of sincerity and
pleasure, and he eloquenlIy said: 81
should be Ge'ighted to see that place.
Every spot of ground Henry Clay touch.
es hr Immort ilIZas. | have been in pub
lie life for forty years, and in that TINE
have associated with all the great men Of
the county. Leaving out Madison and
p'l"''hI WV WI Otu men NDeU HTSI
STEPPED upon the theatre Of politics, will
place Jefferson first, then Henry Cav.
He is a perfect Hercules in all the quail
lies that can adorn human nature. Some
men may excel him in single quality
for instance, Webster may be- more re,
nowned for deep researchcs--but take
Clay all in ALL he has not an equal IN the
Union. either IN the north or south-the
east or the west. Ia moral couraga-in
physical courage--in oratory-in patriot
ism, and III every noble quality, he is
without "a superior. have BEEN associa-
ted with him on comm tees IN connexion
with Calhoun, Lowndes, Cheeves, Web
sIer, and other distinguished individuals,
but Clay was always the master, spirit.
We looked up 10 him as the Ajax Tela
mon; and by his couns'l we were guided
it, our deliberations. II the rest of the
committee assembled before him, and
were in doubt about how TO proceed, when
he made his appearance, nll eyes were
turn, d upon him-Hnd we were ce,tan t.
b. right when We followed his opinion.
He IS great man. very great man.
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L HE M A II X f 7 S.
OFFICE OF THE DALTiaoRE AMERICAN,
D,cnrrhnr 1917

D'cember g. 1878
CATrLE There were about 900 head of Beet
Caue eff red for sal- at the scales this morning
of which 700 sold The qnalit, of The stock
offered wss generally fair. and prices did not range
widely last week. We quote the extremes
to day al s so \ s. IS per 100 lbs. on the hoo
in quality, which is equal to So 81 25 net
The market may be considered bare. as near
" all of those left this morning will be driven
Moth to morrow.
HoGs.-We note a sale OF GOO head Of Live
Hogs to speruator this morning at So GO 10
per 100 lbs. There now probably about 1000
head in market nnsold. They are generally held
at So CO l-2 SO 81 I-2 per 100 lbs
FLOUR Sales of Howard street Flour of good
mixed brands were made from store on Friday eve.
ming and on Saturday a, 81 81 la and in one or
Two instances small transactions took place at
81 81 IA. We have nat heard of any sales Of
moment to-day. Holders generally finn OF
81 81 l-2. The last settling receipt price was
81 Is "a
BAcoH.-The sales of Bacon are moderate at the
following rates viz: prime Western assorted at 4 a
Ia cents; Sides at cents, Shoulders at cents,
and Hams at 5 a cents. A sale of 81 bids.
Sides and Shoulders made to-day a: 4 cents
for the former and at cents for the latter descrp-
ton.
WHIsxET-fs not in very active request. We
quote hhds. of which the market is almost bare at
% cts. Sales Of bbls al 90 10 % cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

STATE INSTITUTIONS AT STAUNTON.
The session OF the Legislature being
near 1t hand, we are reminded of sub
iect which claim early attention and eff.
ficen, actinn. A late hasty VISIT Of one
of the Editors of this paper to the Luna
tic Asylum, and the AsyIums for the Deaf
and Dumb, and Blind. has renewed an in
terest always deeply felt for their sue
cess, and one which we IRE sure would be
felt by every citizen of the State upon a
personal examination.
We wish we knew how to transfuse
into every bosom the thrilling pleasure
experirnced by ourselves upon examin-
ing these noble State charities. We wish
we could enable every citizen to see MS
we have SEEN and 10 feel as we have felt,
on the occasion. Sure wo are Mat a
nromp, liberal and cheerful appropria
tian would follow, and every thing be re-
allied that an expansive b"nevolence
could suggest, or suffering humanity re.
quire.
On looking into the Insane Hospital,
were surprised most agreeably at me
order aEl nea;ness, and excellent ar
ranrenent Of the institution, as vel tie
outside as the interior-but especially
with the paternal and gentlemauly super.
vision Of the superintendent, Dr.. f. I.
SIibl ng. We believe we have already
EXPRESSED our conviction of his peculiar
fitness for this humane but rksome ser
vice. from an observation OF general re-
suits, but This conviction has been greatly
strengthened by personal Inspection. -
Ills hcnevoence beams in his counte.
cameo, and is acknowledged IN every
*novemert of the unfortunate objects Of
his care aud il was with some difficulty
Weeoud believe that the quiet, orderly
and grnttel persons we saw IN several OF
the apartments, were iodeed lunailcs. II
was oiAy whea some eAcentriclty mani
tested itself that We could reallz" the fact.
The amgscmen,s aHd cmploymenis were
such az might wei engage the mind and
hands OF the most rgtonal ia the commu.
uitv. and noting hut tie building or pre-
misses wore tie Appearance OF e. straiet.
The regular repoIt Of tive physic'au,
cha ia also sunerinlen'eut, will furnish
numerous facts of great interest :" the
pubic, and therefore we shall n" o'tcmpi
description. But we cannot refrain
from expressing our wonder that any leg
sator, possessed of the common feelings
Of humanity, could hesitate moment Il
vote for ample appropriations for the en
largement Of The building and support o
the indIgest portion Of the inmates. A
C( Q
be lost in EoyI5ing for the removal q
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MEETING OF CONGRESS

Both Houses Of Congress met and organised on
Monday last. The Hon. w r. MANoUa, Presi-
dent Of the Senate took the Chair and called that
body to order at i2 o'clock. At tho same hour,
Mr.. Stellar CGARKE Clerk Of the last House Of
Representatives. called the House to order The
proceeding. In tina, body more interesting and
exeiliag, but still lees so than was anticipated ~
The Democratic party permitted their dissentions
T. sleep for the occasion all joined in the cleo
ton Of ions Wlssros JosEs, OF Virginia a.
Speaker The selection is about as good a one, in
our opini1a as could have been made from thu
party nav dominant 10 the House, batting the facr
Of Nj. Jone. election being contested by Nj
Bouts, who is now on the ground for the purpose
The representatives from Missouri, New Hamp-
shire, Georgia. and Mississippi. elected 10 viola
lion and defiance Of the District law passed by the
last Congress, were piesent AMI assisted and voted
10 the organization Of the House. Messrs Camp
bell, Of s. e., and BARNARD, of ~ York, oljec ed to
their admission, but the question raised By the
first named gentleman temporarily waived,
and AZ to The other, oyetruled.
The Message Of tho President was communica
sed on Tuesday, and Immediately left tho city by
express in various directions No express was
sent with it on the Main Stem of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road, 80 that we received no copy until
yesterday evening II will be laid before our read
ets next week.
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Vt = ~ 49, W. IN fITts~s
WAsnlNerox, Nov. %. lsI3.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1913.
You viii OF Course have learned before
this that the President viii recommend
the annexation OF Texss. Ttia and the
Oregon question vii % doubt occupv u
i,iga proportion If he attention Of Con-
sfess. President Tyler does n hesitate
to say that Mr. Clay III b. his successor
at thr next term, in all prob iiliiy. As
tetvetn Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Clay,
d IL IS possible for air. Tyler 10 have any
preference, they would be yIeld,d TO Nh.
Cray.
The nominations of the Senate If per.
sons appointed during the recess vii he
made early. The nemies Of the Presi-
dent will not have to complain Of him on
this score The fate OF Mr.. Profit, Mr.
Gushing, aud Others, Wi therefore BE-
speedily known.
Mr. Webster still keeps mp his establlsh-
ment "a w, shngron, snd val, with his
family, occupy his house during the win
ter.
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DEMocRAlIC wHIGpRlNcIpLEs.

M inielligt Mt AMI canaid man (says
| the NV York Courier and Euqnlrer) can
doubt TIA. the lundameut principles OF
The Why party are infinitely better adap
/ ted than those of their opponents 10 Sc.
cure the greatest numbor Of our people,
and that they are therefore far more truly
! democratic, in this most honorable and
worthy sense, than those OF that party who
| claim the name Of Democrats, IN retu n
FIR VII Oh they cheerfulIy give up every
|th;ng that could entitle tn m To wear 1t.
ROBERT Y. CONRAD. Esq N letter de-
Ginning reelection 10 the Stale > nate
IN Virginia, asks some very pointed qu' s.
tons on this subject. aad utte's wofds OF
courage and of hope which must inspire
the heart Of every Whig IN the land,
we copy the fo'lowing passage:
"Wherein does single Wing meas
ure conflict with democracy? is it demo-
cratic To throw ourselves at the feet u the
merchants AMI manufacturers of England
and France, the colton-grnwers OF Carroll
ma, or the importers of New York. and
.ay 20 them, do with us as you will! Is
it democratic To deny 10 our own Repre-
sentativcs 10 Congress the power to 'egu'
late the currency and commerce, without
which The SIEVE al States will have less IN
tercourse With each other than with tor
e,nn cnuutries7 Is II democratic to leave
the public lands subject for political brl-
berry and rn1lne, whilst the States TO whom
they belong need them, 10 save US all from
the disgrace of reputation, to educate the
rising generation. TO make us good roads
and cana'sl Is it democratic to sustain
and foster the ov,rgrown power of our
Federal Executive! Or is 1t democratic
to refuse TO men Of small CAPITAL the right
Of uniting their means, that they may en-
gage in enterprises which, without this
privilege, would be monopolzed by the
men Of great wealth!
"Whig rrjncples must prevail To
Goub, it would 5e to give up the great
question OF r pub lean government. Fer
a time selfish politicians and selfish prln-
cp'es have place, fur the people are moi
always awake; but when the misrule b.
comes apparent, they arous themselves
Already we behold that great party, which
naver permits iisefio be aroused but when
The RepubGc is in DANGER, moving with e.
ven stronger power and. VII than in lS40.
! Tn. people Of the country ore ag'in com
mo 10 the rescue Of their own institutions,
and the victory Of 1914 is already won."