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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26
ANOTHER BANNER TO TIE BsLrzE


The Huntsville rala. Advocate has
placed al is mast head the name al Hen.
~ lay. as IFS rsld,dsie Tor the prr.idea,
ry. IL UniuIling the flag under which
he intends To battle, the talented editor
sends forth The following snsIng address.
lie ssys:
In the great rnuiest. we have leader
worthy of the cause. Like the bud Of
Jove. he iourrs aln"e all ",Lcrs. lie is
"ile ocean IL the risrr .f our hopes."
We ietl tia, II is 10 disgr"ce 81 rrcog-
use him as ltsJe,--io heed hi. mature
r"un,els and uust To his 'ss, experience
Ills past course is the best assurance 81
the future. Ills love OF liberty has ne
yer proved ireschtTous-Hetef been dim
med BY the Establishments al powet.
Whether al the humble clerk's table, the
Law 'iRre. as the representative, or sena.
tor, or pleLiroirntiary nh CLING in the
courts m Europe, or IN Whatever station
lie has bten placed. he has never been
found waning in devotion to tie cause of
the reopl.---thtir beet Interests were al
ways uppermosI in his thoughts. Thirty
year, service in exalted stations has shown
his UNITING zeal in the csuse ofihe Con.
siiuton and Constitutional hhery-his
eagle eye has always endravored To pre-
ser, IT'S provisions etss.Te. and keep each
Department, vi the Guscinmrni In it, res
pec.i,e orbit unmolcs,ing aud unm"le'trd
by the Others. lie has v AIRED increasing
ly against the u.u,pa,ions Of ilr Execu-
tive department, which has almost swsl-
l"wed up the whole powrrs of the gov
eminent. Dung the pernd "f his life
passed IN the public service il has been his
good fortune Ia come promptly s'inre the
public eye. Great and xci,ing questions,
! striking at The very existence OF the Union,
were agiia,ed. lie undertook the blessed
oiIire 81 peace. maker. aud a. i,'und equa
I" the task lnesery trying emergency. Tue
bonds Oi the Union were rene we'd un-
der his auspices IN mme than one in-
stance. The war notes uf has vuice si'mu,
lated The na'ion 10 arms in lSl2-ti'
clarI"n tones, as the blast of a Uuglc, rous
ed the people Ia the MAINTENANCE ol then
nghis. HIS sagarity aud frames as !
nrg"tla'or al the Treaty Of Ghent. securrt
I" ns the exclusive navigation "f the Mis-
sls'iipi river when the other commission
ners were willing 10 surrender Il. II.
ans iGstrumen'alin restoring or,lrr and
stability Ia our Fin tnces af'er the 9ar, by
means nj Naliuna! B ,nk. The MIS-
souri, qnestion, that fire bell Startling The
nation, lied Ior,h his ,alrn,s aud influence
and the jauing elements were harmonize,
BY HIM and the nsi on tranquiirsrd III,
manufacturing rs 'ablls'.m 'nts, duiIing the
county cry where. giving life aad sni
NATION 1, ag,irnltnrr, commerce and
ta,ie--cal lug mt, setion The resources
the g nin., the skill, aud Cal i,al, an,
opening home market for the agrlcul,n,
ial iTofncss al The rouaiiy, renderlig In
ra'ion OF ruth Independent. owe ,heI
tx steGcc 10 his i"sl.r,"g c,ta, arbol b,
his onca a.s,ci.te, john G.. (a,i m.
Aga u were his services as Il p.cilirAt,
10 q"i'rd when one 1 an but ,a!lla 1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26
A GREAT SALT PLAIN.

A leuer ~ the Cincinnati Gazette. da.
ted Ea', Washita. Red river, August 5'h.
and written by an officer Of the Unued
States dragons. gives the following inre-
resting facls:
IL informed you in hasty letter Of my
departure from Fort Gibson to overlake
Captain Green. We have uayrlI,d about
seventy mIlrs up the north eide Of the
Arkansas, where the Crnss I'lmbers'
come againslsthsl stream. These Cross
rimbers get their name from being a con
tlnuous bel! of timber oI twenty or thirty
mhrs in width. running nnttil and south
from The Red river - the Arkansas, and
some distance beyond it, sp.rs'ing The
grand prariis Of The West INN The ess,
side oI II. II Is e"mpnsed III black Jack
"ak. prIncipa'iy. aud filed in with g,ape
'ines AID plum bushes, mak,nl The pas
age oI II srfy d,ili'ui, ior Tie most pat,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

WsfT0s se5 De Aikans -ssin slpFs 'i'i''
sBs lspl o. lie s..u.h bsnk unsii ~ ras'F
: iIhin oue hnn1fsi nllls. e liss h''rAs
Muuntain.. Aboul i.o hunsl-d n.ilss
isrm farl 6ihren ne cane ~ he 1feal
Ssll Piain. Thls wss one Il jsei 81 au'
isurrsy. and he sight i hDlt gi.lf. inF.
The brd 81 he nvsr she Nesruisngsl
Vas mid. ned. being mar az mics ~
uidlh and Zen - lsns,hs he fissF rsnh'ns
b. rre SIDE q Il. ihlolgh snaA 1hsn-
nj Al lie sad. " alr his sppef PLAN
shrrnghnn, a. r.ssui @Ish rrusi q
salt - : hsle y Sos. NstPrfosched y
-Vhroueh sad hills. and 1irn within
s,ur 81 ave miles 81 il. lie plain lnok-
"a Ike an immsase sab Ike ~hleh has
dried up al leli he al IN ~ bed.
We found The sal 10 have iural ofigin;
u eomss 10 Ihe riser in > eItsk sh'eh -
very sall. This eveldows The plsin and
lrsses The wafer taefysisliize % The suI-
lare. Iiesry rains all sssh ihtssl, assay.
but sks oreIao~ FIRM The creek eoDes n
The same ZINE 10 bring more salt usIsi
Or capitalization. Alihis print &C sEsl
began 70 fad buffalo. These animals
wrre ten years ago % be found sasI 81
Fart Gibson: tlry sfe n0u lourd ~ ST.
az county one hundied and af,, milrs n
The base o! tie mnuhtsius. fiiey are
slaughtered in surh great numbsis that -
few Years The ludlsns aho are nov De
pendent on them Tor sspp"ri must 20 d
work or stare. Around The sall plain 4
The hunung ground Of the O-sgss. The
largest % well IS tie most rssrally snt
coz ardly Of ell The Indians. We hll y
meue them, and The old Captain. trusting
To a ssIl-knosn Indian rule neur i'
lled from \ prrsnn they eacsmP with.
tut on too snail guard one night. and
snme &C them sl,le ten &c our horses anS
iw0. mules; this embarrassed ns not little
'rh.y lried 10 make out lha. lie Pswneei
had been smong Them and .o.k some o
their horses. hmi their Deception rrove.
too shslloS although ,hsy \ me on isls'
lrsil Tor Thirty miles, with patty in Pur
sun Al full gale p. We afterwards ,urrii
std q party Of III m, one VI Il EN- noun
ted on oDe nl ouf mules. Which coRsin
rrd y. &c ,LtiI guih.
/. Within iso days nurnsy n th'
Great Sail Plain ~ersme TO the Salt Rock
IS u is rallied. We found Il 10 be in Oh,
bid III the Senitnne, Stream snuIh Of Oh,
one tie Great Pf,in Is on, and u an i'm
mense spring oi salt water. rising at ih'
base OF q high rlsy hill. sHd buAs up Cvs
a space Of nne hundred aud sixiy acres
cry sIsIiizing - las, as il reaches The sur
lace, forming . roek Of sall III over lh
cove 90 hard that &c broke one mailorI
IN vain sIWmPt, To &c, mass of u. Th
hnles v b, re lie alsr Comes out are line
with sali as lar DIVA a. the arm coul
reach I" .--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

Col. r. M. johnson was at New f1.-
ven last week. where he was received With
hospusbIe attentions. On his arrival he
was eseostd 10 the Exch-nge Saloun,
where large number OF cnizens had as
sembled. Ifs was introduced 10 the
meeting by one OF the ciiizens. aud made
an address, which i thus noticed in the
Palladium
The Colnuel observed tina. he had been
a long time IN public life-had grown
gray, IN the public service, and he thought
he needed rest, and he conilnaed. with a
conicsl lecs u his eye. &" The people we're
~ the same op,nien in 1910. when Mr..
Van Buren, and myself retired with their
consent" Tns brongh. fpr,h a loud
shout, when The Colonel remarked
" we'll, | always thought they would be
sorry for that. anil If they ever should be.
and shouid want me Ia serve them again
il any capacity. why. have gpi rested
nov, and shaa't refuse ihem--but if they
dou'l shan'i quarrel, because there are
some bigger men in the couotry than Rich
ard NJ. Johnsnn." The Colonel continued
10 this strain mil ab,ut hail past eleven.
when he SAT- down. Some complImen-
tary resolutions werethen introduced and
passed.
The n. Haven Herald. in its notice Of
che speerh. says
The Colonel c"nriuded his speech
ihf.e or four times, but catching new I'm
pui .es acon,inually, from his reminiscent
css Of oar / rdran wars. and finally Of the
b tile Of the piames, the venerable old
soldier.
"Ponght all his battles Ger again,
Aud t,rtts he routed all his fors,
AID three he slew the slala."
According 10 his account, himself, his
two br,lhers, four nephsws. and an old
fellow named Sscks,, did pretty much all
The 6,Il,ing a, The Thames battle. though
he did admit some lew o;her, TO haze had
hand in II, and cond seconded 10 C ~ Gen.
Ii,rr; .oa "a gailan. old General. whu
l,oked % danger with smile and with
Albright .niae e.e." A little egn.ism is
Inn .s,bie in such cssss. and th ,ugh the
G ,!oprl wa. ms.iiy the hero OF his own
tale. ll.c arl,s.gs.s .ad ii uplicry Of hts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

DEYocRATIc USiTy-It seems that
the friends Of Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Van
Buren, NE itrtcntciisbly divided. 'rhe
signs 81 the times Indicate that one can
not rally to his support the friends u The
other. A Dsmocras in the Alexandra
Gszere, says Thar in the even, Nj. Gal
Loun should fail 10 receive the nominal
lion of the Na.ianal Convention: -
would lslI inio the ranks Of the editor 81
the G.z,,,e, and do MY brs, u aid The
elecIinn Of Henry CLAY, with the sboRI.
nahle Tariff. American System. DAM aud
all. rather than have the country rurssd
with ann,hcr reign of terror"
Anaihet Democra,in The Fredericksburg
Arsna. ho sigts hi,r.lf"A Virgins Far
mer." has expressed similar de,ermlna-
u"n. lie says: my opinions induce
me To support the noble SON oiSo",h Z"
rol'na. II that support cann"i avail him.
shall, in d, fance IL Mr. Rnchies Of
ders. exercise the right Of casting my
vote as the interest Of nv country rr-
quires, in my Judgment; snd ,h'i vote w,I'
be fm Mr.. Gay next ailcr Mr. Cd'
ho,lil."
The friend. Of Mr.. Van Buten declare
that Mr. Calhoun has hut Little popular''
". and that II he aud Mr.. Clay are me
candi!a'rs he will be dciesta. Mr.. C"''
houn's frirnds declare that Mr.. Van B",
rem is not The fIvor,ts Of The people, anu
as Evidence Of ihi.. they pnint To his over
whelmrne irf,a, oi 1910. Thus the war
RACES w,,h inrr, a>mg vlnlenre. anil 'he
hoa.,rd harmony oi the l.or"f"c"s Is ma
nifestins lt.sif in a very curious way
Hghidnd Ness
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

saassq.saliy. al ssgaiEs lss Pl"'sr,
Gsa. Erea $50. ssms brsaei.ess.i lhem
.re sfls n .s.lhlsia. % eissaef msEke's.
sacess-lsi esHPs.is,sa NJ b Iissl fossign
manulseisrss.
IIagias Ihsl his lriler nay be ssiisise-
losy - yss. sndssad 81 ahs iafsrmslioa'
yas s,esH~. and Hndeslhg my gIs'sivl se-
knaH lsdgnsnss FOR shr igiebdiy { ehhgs
Ard sent n~nis en sIi.ins3 b 700 fssa'fs
ne, sm. ~slh gas.l Issp~ris Your aoe-
l.sm srrssnl, II. CLAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26
WHAT ARE rnE LorOs FOR,

WHAT ARE THE LOG'OS FOR,
Tbs Wings are charged Nth beng in
fsyor Of The establishment OF a Uautd
States Bank. Well. they ptrsd guilty. %
The charge. They are n sasor Of Iur.
nishing the country wish . circulation
thai shall be a. par Is xe.l in Maine IS
10 Lonisisns. Experience hath ,asrh.
them illai 30 ln.lllulioa winch bed lie
control and management Of nlllinn,
tie Governments money Coz years TO.
selher. and BY Which The GoreInmsa,
never lost one esni. and which uas Al
The, sane time Vastly bcns fetal 10 The
people. in variety Of says, supplying
Ihem uish good ssusacy Oh Me line
--txperienfe. we cay. has lsvghl ihsm.
that such an lnslilu,ion 10 perferable,
greatly preferable 70 I'll he experiments
whirh have been the result Of jackson
and Van Buren, for The last fifteen years
and h.Ree they advocate he sslsbhsL-
msnt 81 Uniud Slstes Bsl.k.
Now, will our oppontn,s tel us what
they are fort Are they disposed 10 take
the pet bank sysiem uadsr ,h.a patronage
IA System by which The eosernaenllS,i
miIisoss Of HE peoples money! Orsil
thrit ssber second thought induce item
snIl 10 persesere in advocating and thrust.
ing upoa the country. the hard monty
'ubiRasury proJecil Or will they take
f,ler's Excheqaer. aud mske this their
bsnlIipg 10 cry iur votes bcfUre the peU~
plsf
u il high time thar he Democrats
should ansser questions ii this kind.
TIE Wings take up . Bsnk-~ha, do
they intend To dol The Wigs take lor
their financial sys,em aha, IN days lhai
Ate past. m,i the 81 probsi,on Of Wash.
ingi,.n. n M,d.soa and. o,h.l'names Which
are sall /" dear Ia tame"--whst 10 the
Locus intend to do! BE definite in your
project, gentlemen. aud se will know
OF Iaih,r The people vii knew then. upon
what ioundsuon YOU stand Thrre is too
much beating about the bush just aos VI
suit the peoples palate. They want To
kn"w upnn what you stand. 20 that The
sandy foundation may DO aaahod fco~
beneath J our feet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26
UNITED STATES BANK A RE
PUBLICAN MEASURE.


Every days research adds fresh eyi-
dence 10 the already well auesied fsrt. ihsl
The laie United States Bank Was empksif-
eally measure Of The Republican party
measure Of The Republican party when
that party existed in il pristine purity.
MIR. MclIufze. in his abe report 10 the
House Of Representative Of The United
States. in 1850. on The subject Of the u
ni,ed States Bank. uses the following
strong and exPlici, language:
@Iimay be said without disparagemeni,
that an assembly Of higher talent and pu-
rrr patriotism has never existed siEre the
days Of the Revelation, llsan ihe ton
gress BY which the present Bank was
incorporated. II ever political party
existed, Of whi,h il might be truly said
" all the ends they aimed at were their
eOunlry's," il was TRR REPUBLICAN
PARTY Of lhai day. They had just con-
ducsea llse country through the Perils Of a
war. wagef IN defence Of her rights and
honor. aud. elevaling their views far ..
boye the narrow and miserable ends 81
psrty strife. sought only TO advance the
permanent happiness Of the people. 4
was 10 TRIscREAT END, thai THEY es
sablished the presen, BANK"
In another place, in The same report, Mr.
McDullie says, Tie Bank g being now re
commended by REPuBLlcAN ADMINS
TRSTIoS, was carried though bolh bran
ches Of Congress. as 4 RERVBIIcAS MIA
SURE, BY an overwhelming majority Ofth'
REPUBLICAN PARTY" ...
He shows that the great objection which
they. as a party. had to renewing th'
rhasier Of the FIRST Bank, was - thai On
stock Of the Bank was principally heI,
by British subjects aud Americans Of TN
/. unpopular party" This Was a stron.
objection which Mr.. CFoy then urges
against IL lie stated, says Mr.. MclDuf
fe, :. in speech deliveredin The Senate
that seven ierllfs OF ilAc stock belonge,
To British snhjecs, and that certain Egg
hsh nobleman, and Ia Lord Chancel
Tor. were among The very largest Of III,
stockholders" Yet notwithstanding TIN
"ilie proposition for renewing the charte
was lost only BY the casting vote Of III,
President of the Senate, and by a MAORI
10y &c single sele in the House Of Re
presenlalfyes--"M Mr.. Gallain and Ms
Crawford both being decidedly in fave
Of the renewal.
In less than three years. however, afte
( the expiration Of the charter, the neces
siiy for such an institution was rendere'
so apparent, that Mr.. Madison, Mr.. Cla,
and ske great body of the Republican
pafty. says Mr.. McDuffie, magnanimous
~ sacrificed the pride of consistency
and The prejudices Of party. al the shrin
Of patriotism, yielding TO the auihorit!!
OF experience. and established a ne,
! Bank.
Mr.. Clay has ever since uniforml,
advocated such an Institution But il
the Bill which he prepared in 1871, h
: carefully provided against British influ
: eHce by 4 clause excluding foreign stock
holders in any shape or form whatever.
! Raj. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

Ncw hicroScope.-A new microscope,
constituted by Mr.. Gary. The o:tciae,
for the Polytechnic ln,u,st on. va. lately
privately exhibited pr. p,ra;ory to lis BE-
ing added to the other staarticns Of that
popul " establishment. The tnrrts are
produced BY The agency uf the oxy by
drcgan JET pay ing on p zee Of qnicklme,
familrarly known as the Dummond light.
The mrrosc"ps eun,isis Of six powers.
ranging !rem 1870 times 10 1000, 900
times. The second power magn'iies the
wings OF the lncus, 10 twenty seven f.,
III Iepgih. The fourth power magni6rs
the ,ting Of the be twenty seven feet.
By the slAth power the eye Of tie fly,
which is sud +, CONTAIN seven HUNDRED
aud fifty lenses, is 50 magnl6ed that elrh
rlrn- appears 10 be fuurIe' Inchrs in diam
r'er. The humrn hair is magni6rd rieh
Ten inches in diameter. or tour feet six
inches IN circumference. Nothing eau
exceed the brsuiy wI,h which insect ar
-chilrrturs is developed under the in1u-
enee of this enormous power. The Gun.
densIns leps is nine aud a-Lalf inches ia
diameter. English paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

s . hWsFase : 81 + Dc h=sufae
llnasi; uhrn sc 4 - essElasl h.rh,s
liks Iks lssa Ples.f. uan1rr.d bee =
sisters. sheh II. hfss rlis.i~sed - a..
hrre their had. IN sl.sif s..n's Llas.d. A
sons n pisaee slssa dssssegs mia De-
I.Ihsis' basoas." IL ssrnsd is he d..
linsd 70 be shs p'esstssr 81 ~ Uni n
Tor 81 bis bsddiag he saRly shd uurhu.
hal passions sire slsysd. asd he III.
snsr soire u harnony nnee n.m -,
head IN The eonarll ehan.hrr. Thnu,h
sinrr. his warning uirr Ia. fallen N.
IN nnhstdiag sass. mi he M. st.ad a
Lis p.asi Ike : l.Hhlui senlinsl. MLea
simasI 30 ise- his eesshymsn haze
SEEN their ruoa, are l.s Iecassri.y
from their blndaess. I'D see wlu "
roinhd oui las 10 lfuIv tnae N pss,.
They ere BOW lar dlse.riihs w.sk snd
incompetent rxPerimen,ess-andIhss,e,
ol he Wings Of he uniaa ere dirsss a
with one sreord % Thar ...rlsbi n boy"
HENRY CLAY. - he proper nan 10
guide lhe ship ol State Irnm amidst ths
roaring. aashing wsyss and lhTe.RninS
breakers with which she 10 Il present On.
sirnned. iLlo The sale ard qnnl waters ol
eaperishse, pFsdsnrs aad ssisiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

HoERlDLE CAsE.-At The Stafford a.si-
z"s: Oh Wednesday lssi, b,i"re Justice
Maule. Charles H'gg nson, aged 26. v as
Irled for the wlIfnI murder nf his son on
the 81 Of las. April. !, appeared ihs, The
prisoner, who is described By the Iepor.
ter as Il n,aa oil dull aud sloIid look, was
a widuwer. lie had but one child, a lIt
tic boy, aged about five years. This lii.
lr fellow he put out 10 beard. but was nm
abs TO pay tie charge, one shilling and
sixpence q werk. f,s his maintenance.
lie WI. t"ld that he must remove him.
which he lid, borrowiDg aspsde from The
parties by whom alane The poor boy had
been Supported The prisoner rsappesr.
ed without The child, aud gave such an
swers to repeated inquiries made respec,
ting him III 1 suspicion was excited. Al
length, he said his son had died as he was
taking him through the wood. aud he
buried hisn there Search was made. ard,
near . gate. some fresh soil vas ob,eIv-
ed. upon tnrni"g up which the body "l
the pour b ~ was found ID " ten inches
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-26

DgaR SIR:-I Gecriyed your favor. adj
dressing some inquiries to me, IN respect
10 The y,,llcy Of protecting American in
teres,s. Un sha, su.iecs I have very ire
guenuy pablrlyexpressed nv sentiments.
siihin The last two years. la the Senate
of the United States. early la,t year, ful
" expressed NY views, aud ~h't SAID
was polished. About the same h@e, |
communicated them in The answer which
1 Transported N letter. addressed 10 me,
by commst'ee OF ,hs Legislature Of New
York. which was a.so published. ag i'm
expressed my opinion, 10 reply o. letter
-wh,rh 4 received from iei,ow cr,izen Of
Pmlsdelphis, requesting me To stale the
psineirles 81 The Wing party. A stiie-
meni Of them. as understood by me. was
secordiael, made, and IL Is now cnnspi-
cuousiy published al The head OF many
n-wspapers. The last expression of nv
sp,nion. ~ ean,ained in letter sh.ch |
r~eeatIy addressed 10 Nashville. and NJ
which I nov transmit yos a copy. II
you had seen these various expressions
whRh h"ld on the subject your letter,
] presume ycu would not have deemed II
accessory 10 address me. w
The su,s and substance ~ which con
,crlye tub.,h, tr ,e pnIicy II the u. Sta. S,
IN respect 10 ranf 70 y be briefly stat.
ed In confor.niiy Nth lie principle an
hnsnced IN The compromise art, think.
llal arsiever revenue is sary t. an
economical sni honest administration Of
lhe t;ener.i GJ, eminent, eush, IN be de-
rived from duties, imposed on Foreign
Imports. And believe that. in es,sb-
I.hlns a TstiT of those duties. such a
d,ssnmlusiion onshi 90 be made. as viii
incidentally aft ,rd reasonable PrOseeIion
% our national interests.
Think there j. no danger Of liie': tariff
beng ever established; that Of 1928 Vas
c.sinan,ly deserving that denomination. |
vas nolin Congress when il passed. and
did NOT vnle 1or il; but, v th ts history,
aad wilh the circumstances which gave
biYlh 10 il, am well acquainted. They
sefc highly d,srfeji.able ~ American
lesl.Ia,,oa. and | h"pe for It's honor, sill
never be again repeated. .e
After nv return 10 Congress in 1881.
nv siTsris were directed 10 the mol tica-
teen and r, ducliou Of the rates si du y
coutaiEel in tie act OF 1928. The act
OF 1892 greatly reduced and rnndi6.d
them; AID the act Of 1888. CON n"nly
called The compromise ACT, still farther re.
duced aud modihed them. Tue sci v hirh
passed ii the Extra Sessi m Of 1871, which
1 supported. vas confined 10 The Tree ar
iiclss. / had resigned my sell in the
Senate whea the act Of 1912 passed.
7G.oer4Iy. The duties which At imposes
sre lswet tn ~ Ia The sci Of 1882. AID,
~,thoai Intending ,o exptc" any opin'"n
upon essg lite IN Of this lss,.sria. ! would
syN that | .hink the prr i.ie,s. ~ the
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