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/. We. .comntni. he. 10 losing extract
item . speech made. by the Hon. John
NJ. Ga, ton. at Wing Mass Meeting al
DrIs~ are ilv.,ers D. 26:h .ul,.. to live.
elm consider at"n g. every Aner,c,m CT =
lzer, Shsteser uay be h~ p''l lica c,er,i.
l,.~ Ill aft I'd Jood tor ptofound 6. fec
tIon:
3. III ydu are resolved tina, E, glish La.
hor r. ...a.l manufacture Your goods and
To- that tud ATE d, ter mined To break down
your own manufactures, wh0 slunr could
keep down he pr c. "I EngI,,h good, by
their coup ii ion. von r.ust Of c 'ur.e cx-
pees ~ pay llse Tug l,sh ,ahnrer such a
pr ce for h's g '"ds asa i'll ensbls him 10
1--we. aud LIVE IN ENGLAND. Ofqu.se
y"n must ray h m Tor his w'rk. en"ush
t. ena"le Tim {, rav ALL HIS EXCISE
AND STAMP DUTIES. You mus, pay h,n
thrthr bernie drink. while he ~ work.
trg E." you; y"u mus. pay him his
wlndo" tax, w:.icr lets in the light OF
lle,seu 10 ena lie him to see how t, do
the s.9s; aud N shot. YOU must pay
him the Englich cxrise, or direct tax:
on every article al inod or clio hing wh,ch
IS SUBJECT TO snrh du'v, aud alsp on every
| faxed srii IT,. whi'h he USES IN the mann.
Jactuie Of Ihe erois yon c"n-uu". l.,
ding thi. you su, sport the BRITIsH Gov.
EMINENT. queen. n'bte., church, army.
navy. arid |. as iuliy ss any Erg'shman
who c.rnsu nee No more Of the manu- ac-
'urrd g'"d. 'han y"u do; ard yop Fl ID
fsmpl'v"ens Tor. and supp nj English
sum ers. h be 'axed' By the English CIV.
eminent. A. la'e able writer e.tim.t.s
shat We pt All efeT.pe OF sb ut fiity
per cent: of The cos, Of imported at cles
cd manufacture int, The exehrquers Of for.
pign and ties,a,ic governments. a. a tag
u.ed to "pprts. aid i jnre ou, sel,e.."-
Every:ti ne Queen Victoria produce. a
Young prince, young'duke. or darling
little prIncrs. you siIl have the sau.r.e.
lion to>kn'~ that ysu are expected 10
send little more gris. to tie Eugh.h
Observation-Disclosures To airport the
dear babes. who must snon e ;ch have
salaries and prnsions Of some hundred
Thousand Up funds sterling "a year.
Great Cheering What . delightful
thing il slll be for aur' mo Tern Dem acra.
cy TO learn, aflers'iey stalI cave broken
down The system which now enable their
owpi eounsrym'n I, f,rui,h them wi,h
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uEOR0lA,--An fHpF u suE yFn
lasi ussk,naasEs eve - ahs Losos :.
.GsoS u.isriiy q 2kRo0s ut.ms,r,
% - a.soo. Ths u.Os.y De WI.
szpees - oserousinl NorrnAes. A
she Wig papers dhrosghous. -. -.
hreaih soakdsni spisil. - hoss a,l.
idea e Er. Polk'sranying he ss.ls.
BALTIhORE.-coL Joeob G. D,,;.
was eleeied % he 2lsl M. Msyer 90.
eiiy q Baltimore b he loeOfoeo p.ur.
BY ihsioi,y % so rolrs over JAM, h
Law. ESQ. he Wig candidate; skow;,..
falling Of n the Loeofoco vote sinre 4,
GoreaDOr's eleetion of7is; and Ia, Ia.
snadmi'ied- fsRecOnhie,. /" = hen he r,,.
iy,is known. neverloses asose. How'd,
happened. i accounted for IN he folIox.
ing paragraph from ihe Baltimore P,,ro,.
How m WAS DosK.-A man n,n.a
DAVID Miller. = resident Ofihe Thir.eeD,h
Ward Of Baltimore. and ! Lociocorrs.
presented % The Grand Jury on Sa,n,s.s
last. and committed 70 jail, charged Nil
having . coepsdr' iourieenimen! snJ w;,s
having been instrumental IN voi'ng ,Lsm
lhree times each in an The wards al H.
city fourteen. This person vas c,,.
isinly faithful ally 70 the I.ocoioco rapL.
one whose loss must Be. considerably n,
on the day Of election.
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TEXAS AGAINST ANNEXATION.
THE Ioces EITHsrf AZ lsuE.

Al the reeent election for President in
Texas. Dr. AnsOn Jones. he ant-anner.
alton candidate. was elected by large
majority over Gen. Burleson. ihe snnera.
ZION candidate. As this seemed 10 be The
onlyLissue iha, the. Democratic leaders
were disposed 10 submit 10 The people.
they must. now that Texas herself has
gone agains, il, feel themselves in some.
Thing Of a bad BOX; bu. they win end
themselves in worse one afler he No.
Tember elections. 49,. .a.-. -..
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GOOD NEWS FROM ARKANSAS

The State elections in Arkansas took
place on the 7lh inst, and il the accounts
are correct, have Unexpectedly resulted in
favor Of the Wings. The New Orleans
Bee Of The i7th says:
"The favorable intelligence We pub
lished day or two since from Arkansas,
is confirmed by later information. Capt.
Woman Of The steamboat Louis Philip,
direct from Little Rock, reports that eve
~ county in The State has been heard
from, and that the. Wing candidate Cor Co
vernon was elected By $50 majority. Al
so that the Wing candidate for Congress,
David Walker, was probably elected.
We understand further BY gentleman Of
Arkansas, who is in our city, that when
he left, no doubt was entertained, from the
returns received, that the Wings had car
ried the State. -. ..
These accounts seem to be confirmed
by intelligence from other sources. The
Memphis Enquirer Of the 10Th inst, says;
We have received accounts from Crit
ftendenr Mississippi and 81. Francis coun'
ties, all showing large increase in the
WhigyOte. We would not be surprised
If Mr.. Gibson, the Wing candidate for
Governor, should be elected"
The Philadelphia North American
states, thai letter had been received by
a mercantile house in that city, from Gin.
cinnati, on which was endorsed that a
steamboat had just arrived from Little
Rock with intelligence which led to the
belief that the Wings have carried Arkan.
sas, both for Governor and Congress.
This is result SO unlocked for, tina, the
editor. in his exullation Of his surprise
adds: When does the next New Hamp.
shire election come of! We think tho
Wings are now in trim to carry even thai
state"
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n TIE PpRl.lc.

"
he Ne SO csn.;Ife-.esilleste =
Meg. $500 - ~ .i.ssssisss
faet 49,. So "A pill.
TIE snsP rs.ls IA IS Iaas rai.ssa.' Il
80 sa-aass - 50. BiRsEY ~ 40 L.
l,aa raaascaas tar az l'ssssaeRsF. = rIh gfr
Lee fs-a pastE. !. - issgla seAktnsd.
o. - 2ssh II s.. mh.E la.L. u psiisa-
acre 81 aasgEsxmrhl made wIlh Eaas party
lsadsss - Sci a@. essa,y. - Ehss S1lr,
he was naaana 81 20 fhesr can ild.ls far
ths SAFE i<si,ls asr. by srrgsisr. Coz.
ssaflon e ke.Lsealees pssty a. Ssf nsw
CIV. hsvsss prssi.u~ls suthar'Eed q
HEAD. sho ~ss D hembsr Sfshs Con.
ssailaa, 70 sxPIea he w.lhngnesstS a.
CEPr the nanln.lioa. 90 lbs fsel
thrrs 10 net the least pass.bls doabs.-
Great sdrs have sihee been made. and
are asking. IN cancel The ssidsnre-ss.
psrisllv nf hr. sisnsy's srqssesrsaesi IL
the eoainsiios. ard his sdhstsiaA % >. De:
n.crstie psiari2lss." and Inc Pslk snd
Dsliss party ; bBI these facts ean no Lang
e. Be denied. We arc ehabl-d tossu6
nlt ssidrsee ola eharsessr 10 convince
every c.ndlA mira. Sshjasnsd ]. he
swarm s'aifn -ui Of wp.-S. Drugs. E.s.
sgsaslenen Of irrligsnrs aid PeIIsesly
unampsaehsblr character. We souch Tor
hi. unsu lied honor snd ssrseiiy.
..s --: J. 40. HOWARD.
- Pa HARDING. -
s. BARST0W.
ID SMART,
~ JOHN OWEN.
Committee.
NJ. n...kaa H0aN a
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Ilslrs a llissAsIRasRl EthsTtllg tia'st'
sd kFlEEF6 ~ - TFsu&sals = - AL
ssFs MhsIe ths eosEsalis-H aas hrlAs sna
lhaf = sssssFs ties sts namsrsss TsI.
.aas sAsSs s.lsll-Psl.lf.I psriss. he hsssd
- -. 2sST ne &C.. Ilepanrni iusIhss
.saT. afhal ) .~sai-a. sls.fhfht & SD
q .s.and'. r~s kssaias n lhs eoa<ealf0a
.. saa~xas. amer u - - nd. anda'-
les 81. Elirasy h.s lsIi ; ginau ier Ihs
~ssl. dswa sP NJ - shsrdeleg ~ 81 he
saes ernsenn q seS sshaaied In Dr..
Gsrlsnd. saa erinrtrd and srp.assd b.
hi9. @hirh Tie feHn@Ing passage sesnH !:
mir. Basrs kadI5erl.frdlah ban Gar
l.nd. hls ~,llsnshsss 10 receive he sru-
last'on Tor RsPfsssnla ise 81 The haAds
sfthr DshheesslIe parry" Bur he gsn
Ilsmsa ~ho drrw II up ssd nos has IL
an .pessssslss. .Islnsss 10 Pslnailhs sane
n he psblrsked D.PnaeSl f.rshsr says.
thsl he called on'klr. J snsy. he sdilsr
81 ale =" Narth Sar." . Deane'a ie
n-ws paper rnhisd 81 Ssginaw City.
IN whleh The prsoesdHgs 81 sid esnssn-
iiaa wers publI.hsd. sbd -ss sho.n BY
him .the original manuscript esnisin'ng
he ss'd proceedings. and that The follsa-
Inf % = roe copy Ihsrraf. - pubi.shsd 10
.sid nswspsP-rEOf the 81 Of oesObrr
anskat.f.
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1THE 4WONDERPUL DISCOVERY"

The Wing Central Committee at Ra-
leigh few weeks sincc, issued circular
addressed to their Wing friends in var'-
ous parts Of the state, urging npon, thom
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IGRnsBCBcUeTo
Thursday, October n.
ToK PaEsIDEsr.
HE ZEy 0EAys
az kenineky.
F0R VICE President.
Theodore Freiinghuysen,
sr New Jersey.

ABank sflhe GATED States. and sesaa
aallaasl cafFenry. e.
A falifrfs reseaus. wishiair prois eiiep q
amrrirsa IadGsiEy. -..
A iaaesf saa eeaaonirsi adnsinissFsiiar 81
the salianal GsErnamsat.
A eqaaabie distsahaiton 81 the Frsreees -
abe sales Of hs Puallr Lands.
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For r, prsssn'siiys,
~JtsfES G~BfRNEY. On 80
For ASS eat. Judges. :"
Gardiner ID Williams. Andrew 'Ewers.

D 'aHiIs u nfANEfM
Gardiner d Williams. drsw,Ewsr..
For Treasurer. :. ~ .
Sdnsy S. Campbell. -.
For Sheriff. For County Clerk
JOshus Bi.ckmore. w. J.. p. Little. ..
For Judge Of Proba,s. Albert Miller.
For Register 81 Deeds, Thomas Simp,Ofi.
For County.surveyor.
Jams j. M Cormiek. "'''
-. >. - For Cifotiers;. 49,. ', :. :.
Z. N. Ds,tnpor, and Z. Davis. =
Hssoired, STLa. The shove. ticket. b.
declared uDanioously nom'nstsillBs this
Con.sn'ion.. A.iMlLEER. Ck'n.'
I. NJ. WATERS. Ste'y. 49, .
Said editor. refuiedy ,ozpar,ywith III.
manuscript on The or ,und of breach 81
confidence; HE fac, oisMr. Rirney's; &C.
qoiescsncesi said nominstIon and sdls;-
sion TO the party nominating him, is &c gp.
neral notrrisiy IN said cousiy, aud ,esps-
C ally in Saginaw City. anil i. further
proved by the following publ he'd dscla-
ts'ion Of G.; ID. Whlism,: Thomas Me.
Cary. A. II. Hayden and N d ach. all
leading Dim .cral. in said county, aad
tso Of them, Mr.. Hayden andssir. Nc.
Cary, members ofss:d convention. ii.
Zone ui { e hslepat q To lhe conyfn
ton. > grpiIeaan &c roth and ,eraerty J
held on the 2sth ii September last. stated
that Mr. Bnney profsssedto him 70 be a
Democrs', and stated tina, he (Bi,ne, :,
would carry out Democratic principles. y
And further this dep n.n, saith nat.
: W. s. briggs.
p Sworn and subscub' d .bsiar- me thu,
l4'h d'y ui October. A. u. 1884,.
~..-....- THE0. WILLIAMS
Justice ofthe.Peace, Wayne County witch
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Ire denser.us srlss>tes IRON the ,e.
veral tsahshIps IN lie e"unly Of Sag.
ha- met n eenssn Ton. pAIssaat % no
tire prsv.usiy given. Il the House .fE
Levitt. iR -Ssg'Raw c ~, On SATURDAY,.
ihs 2ssh dsy. Of Sepisa.brr. Albsn NJ: .
Ter. Esq. was ie.lled 20 tie chnr. sni
Tfswaa u. g-Ie S. ssrPanIse Secrets.
~. ..,-.< : .
The Obi ei.ofths Convention was sta
led 10 be. 10 nomInsIe sDitatle persons ID
be Supported Al ,shs ensuing slretmn HOr
county officers. The IolIosine delegates
srpesrsd aud took ihsif seat: Saginag.
E. N. Davenport. Joshua Blaeknurs.
AlLs,t M,ler, Anlhary X. Swsrth ~.
James Aiken; Taymaufh. A. F. Hay
den. ]. Malone. >. kB. .Garlsr1. James
Fsrqu.hson, John Fa'qushson: TUscOLd,
T.. ~. Waprs. 4. Davis, e. Ellis, n.
Davis. A. n. Williams; Tiaabawassa,
Tbona, MrCs,iy, WnlIsm !sh elds. Ro-
bert Use, Samuel Shsilurk, LINES 60.
Tee; Hampton. s. s. Campbell, ]. +.
Bsrj. r. cu.hwsy. Saermon
Wheel Louis Trpmly.
The following nominations we're made
by the Convention: =.
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Prom the N: c. ;s,sndrrl.
mr.. Clayton the .Rssumpiion Of the
i. =. R.S.a'e DtGts.

=, e.. q Sac DtJis.
There is one as age in the ,,e letter ol
Mr. CLAW. publishetln another c,umn,
which deserves particular attention. IL is
this:
ia a speech which I sidtessed to the Sc
nate % the Uuned Sia,ea .pnrs Than tire,
Yea7s a:o, lav"w, d my opposition, for the rea
so' there stated. to tbesa ssnmpiIon. by III,
ueneraI u vcrnmen;, cf tie debts OF the sevc
fsisSiatcs" =. -
Now sh'. ar. the facts! TIE sptefl
u. which NJ: City rtirrs w.ssn .ds up,n
the Pfe-emp,ion bill. md nav he found in
the les, volume Of Gr.ely e. Neil a'h.
S:# Read the following
sxtrsctfrnm the same speech 81 Henry
Clay. and then jud9r,'"r yonr..i. Q. q re-
Their he % 10 { Vor ri o. opposed 10 The
sssumptioal Of the S.a,~sB, bs-: 49, -,
A ID here let me say, that, looking the %
'ristIc objnct Of these S,ate.debts aud the cir
undes.wh.ch. they were contract.
cd, saw with ss'naisiied and indignant feel.
'ags, q Rcsoln'Ios submitted {. the senate al
the last s'ssion. 'leclsring that the general
eovarament would not assume the payment 81
, ~ A more wicked. malignant. D4nton.
me pr"s'siiionIwas never off red TO the coa.
s'oeIalo" Of any del'berauve assembly"
We dare The Federal leaders 70 deny
the above s,siments.
.'. & -.
The Editor Of the Chronicle ko.fhe Ed
tor efthe sfandard-GREETisc::
We care nsil,er ,he,Ir.Jei:ef. FsdstsI.
isss" ser q: Petets!is - BIZ, Z" We dare
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COMMENT,

The Cleveland (ohio) Herald copies
the above and says:-" or with your
coats. Wings. and al then! tits good sen.
sible adj ice that your polite opponents
give you. Take your hands out of your
pockets and use them in distributing Wing
docnmenis-roll up your sleeves and Sc,
the Wing ball Of protection 10 HON. labor
in such raid motion as shall crush the
advoIes Of foreign pauper labor a.sixpence
a day.
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PENNSYLVANIA. The Harris.
burg Telegraph contains the official retuns
Of the late election in Pennsylvania from
all the counties but one-the small county
Of Jefferson, in which the reported majori.
~ Of $50 is set down for Mr.. Skunk. As
thus stated the vote for Governor stands:
For Mr.. Skunk l593f7
For Gen. Markle l55,079
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WIG ELErnRlL TIckEr

P The clsrIiaa Nill isks place aa'th'
frs, Moadsy-ia November, being the 9Th da,
of lhe moaih. ..a...
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TEXT

:, =, In the meantime il The Wings in;erd tn
cleo. Henry Clay, they must pull of heir
coats--roll up their sleeves and go 10
hard work. 1t is no holiday job to ron
tend with the i.ocolucos as now fired up.
L,cofvco Paper.
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Polk aud Orey1n.-C"l. Polk in the
House voted three times ses,ns, tie ccc.,-
patton oi Oregon by our government. We,
The L"cui"ro advocates af Oregon occu.
patton. support Po X 10 ensure occupa.
tim
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Another Of Jane. 4 Pills Jotes.-
~ is matter VI history, says the Georgia
Journal, tina. James Monroe sacrificed 4
large amount Of property 10 carry on The
War. This patriotism thus displayed
elevated hint the Pr, sidency; and when.
N his old age and in extreme poverty, he
pssiloned Congress for the paymen, Of
debts long due. him. James A. Polk D tied
against his petition. For the provf see
Cong. Deb. Nav IL, 1926, vol, 2, page
1891. and January 3lsi, 1881. vol. 7.
p ges. SCI and GA. Ii is unnecessary to
comment on these votes The people
will see the feeling that prompted ..eln.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON.

|. The-Boslon Alas concludes an slsqueni
appeal W lssfirisnds Of Gen. liAERIsOS.
"a lslloss: - 80
Was no. the resaluiion 81 the m,nor-
able eighteen bundled and f.Iny the great
cal triumph af Freedom N The hIslay oi
nslloBs! line upon line. Wig Safes
men for iw.l'e years had defended and
erpOundedlhe Constitution, and ehf"re-
ed in ,he national and s.ste ssssmblles.
me uus principles oi Government. Fart,
which thousands fla. ailss, their wisdom.
foresight, and patriotism. He ihs: ran
sigL,Iead the folly Of he rulers aid ihsir
wsckedaess. DrIsullrrs. flying IN the
~Inss of every wind, To Europe--SIa,es,
sossIeignS aies. bankrupl-;hs Piss'dsn
compelled by his extremity b, assemble
ConRtes.. in tune oi peace. awoks 81
lasI b, fury an insul.ed pecp'e. Under
suy other than the GOVERNMENT of our
Fathers. they would have dnrea these
cossseks from the Tsmple oi Liberty.
sanghled BY the flame Of The sword and
The ginning Of the spear. A,n~as. " n
glorious enthusiasm They assembled in
.sns Of thousands. The suul OF the ma.
.Ii4n aa~ed forth in song. The prime .
plt ssf freedom we're in every heart. The
6re.of Liberty fsshef N svsrySys. The
,ssms of ii,s Patriot Hasrso1 ives upon
s,s,y lip -, = :. - go
He died. A, he placed 81. foot upon
the threshold Of The h Oh. pIarssSf glory.
ne die J. =. '%~ --.'" 50. - - e
ITO The Hero Of Ffeedom q e order vas given.
Form ir,a liue ~'ih your comradssad 4iesvea. %
; !. His Las, words-brea,Aed az sacred
leg scy In his Surviving eou,rirymen. we're
vi w,sh the prinei ,,les Of the Coustlu-
iinn CARED eut.". The ume Las come
III DO il. The hBur has u1sed, IN. kkiei
ibs dying msndsts of our Hero aud P.ui
dsfmn.t be obeyed. Soldiers Of IIsfrlsun
- Sand to your arms! -
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Wing majority


In 1910 the Van Buren, party claimed
majority in the election of Congressmcr
of from fifteen TO twenty thousand votes
the Wings admitted that they had lost the
state in that election by about eight thou.
sand. Yet this majority was overcome
and Gen. Harrison received the vote oil
the state in the November following. Now
the Wings have on their side majority
of near FIVE thousand, and arc farther en-.
encouraged by many other favorable in.
dications. These facts remove all doubt.
Pennsylvania is sure TO go. for Clay and
Frelinghuysen. r.. -. Sc. =.
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Majority f.: Skunk
1893

The abolition vote for Governor is 2
ss7, leaving Mr.. Skunk majority of Oil
ly 1881 votes.
In the election for members Of c congress
which turned more Immediately on ma
uonal politics; very different complexion
is given of the state of politics in this state
A table exhibiting the popular vote in cacl
of the Congressional districts in the state
show that there were. F.:
For the Wing candidates 1857
For the Locofoco candidates 1884
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New Stock OF Goods.

lust RECEIVED, general stock of DRY
GOODS, comprising in part-Fancy Prints.
painted Lawns, latest style Calcoes, Ginphams'
Nankins, Victoria wills, Brown Holland, Irish
Linens, Persian Plaids, heavy Cottonade, Lama
Cloths, Gambroon, Grass Linen, Kentucky Jeans,
Linen Drills. BELGIAN Lasting, cheap, bleach and
brown cotton Cloth, from 81 to Cd wide, Ozna-
burgs and Bed Ticking, check and striped Cot
TOMS satin and summer Nesting, plaid Cravais,
silk Scaris, with almost every article usually
found in Dry Goods House.
Also, stock of Hardware, such as Cutlery OF
every description, Sheet Iron, Anvils, Vices,
Mill and cross cut Saws, bistered and cast Steel
Shovels, Scoops, Forks and Spades, Nails of all
sizes.
GROCERIES-Prime Rio, Java and st. Do
mingo Coffee, Porto Rico and N. O. Sugars, Mo-
jasses, Rice, Salt Petre, Indigo, Nader, Cope
ras, Alum, Pepper, Spice, &c. &c., old Apple
and Peach Brandy, Wines and Rum.
Together with large stock of Ladies' kid.
morocco and fancy buskin Shoes. Genilemen's
fine calf, seal and kip Boots and Shoes, Slippers,
Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes. All of
which will be sold as low as any other house for
cash, or on the usual credit 10 punctua custo-
mers.
N. B.-Country Produce, such as Flour, Bees
wax, Flax Seed, Corn, Oats, &c., taken at fair
marke: prices in exchange for goods.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May Q, 1874.
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consequences would prove disastrous TO all
the planting States.
Now, ii free traders, whether they live in
the North or the South, the East or the West,
would predicate their arguments upon facts
and figures, and throw aside theories and alb
stractions. can it be doubted that they would.
yea, every man of them, concur with us in
the confident assertion that tariffs do not raise
prices OF goods, foreign or domestic; but that
tariffs do actually raise the prices of all the
products OF the sol, and at the same time give
employment in many branches of industry TO
those who have no soil to cultivate
There are such small quantities of grain
and Hour exported TO Great Britain that they
are scarcely worth speaking of; but of the
latter we will say another word. For the
last year the price of flour in this country.
on the seaboard, averaged from four dollars
and G!,v cents to five dollars, whilst shipments
TO Et'esand have not generally Melted more
than about three dollars and fifty cents, and
the last quotation (nineteen shillings) Nets
only about three dollars per barrel
The recapitulaion of all these truths shows,
conclusively, that the Tariff of 1912 Is bene,
hcial 10 the whole country.
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si'ion OF Texas as Southern, sectional, slave
holding question. wholly directed to the extension
PerPetuation and predominence of slavery, was
as Mr.. Benton charges, the express and avowed
object OF the American nego,iator. "And after
all this open effort" says Mr.. Benton, "to make
The Texas question a slave question:, the admis
sion OF the Texas States into the Union was to be
submitted TO a House of Representatives where
there was majority Of forty-six members from
the non slaveholding States! What could all
this be for, except to have the Texas States re-
fused admission and pretext furnished the South
ern States for secession?''
These charges boldly made, and what is
more, they are strongly sustained. 1t will be diff
hcult to dispossess the public mind of the belief
that disunion was contemplated by portion Of
the Texas agltators. Nor can the advisers and
promoters of the scheme of Southern Conven-
''on escape the impu,ation of concerted plot a.
galnst the Union in connection with the Texas
movement. Mr.. McDufies speech in the Sem
ate, In which he advocated division of the Re-
public into separate confederacies, was a premon.
iory symptom Of that crisis which the Texas
question was afterwards to deve!ope. But SO lit
tie countenance has the disunion project received
so general and decided have been the demon.
STATIONS OF public feeling against such scheme,
That lis prominent leaders would now gladly with
draw from their positions of prominence i'm con-
nection with it.
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New Goods ! New Goods !

HAVE just received from Baltimore and Phi
ladeIphia supply of Spring and Summer
Goods, which / will sell on the most reasonable
terms for cash, exchange for country produce of
all kinds, or sell on the usual credit of six months
TO 2unctual customers consisting in part OF Cloths,
Cassineres, Calicocs Lawns, Balzarines, Shoes,
Boots, Moasses, Queensware, Sugar, Hardware,
Coffee, Cinghams, Checks, &c. would be Glad
all my friends (and of course that includes the
public) would call and examine my stock, and if
they are not pleased in the quality Of the goods
and terms, then tell me | am candidate for the
Legislature, which am not, and if You meet
with any of your friends who do not subscribe for
the Spectator, just inform them, if you please,
that am not candidate, don't expect to be, but
have fine assortment Of cheap and seasonable
Goods, Ladies' Bonnets &c. for sale on the m ost
reasonable terms
Call and examine any how. will take pleasure
In showing you my goods free Of cost, and to sell
you them will give me extreme pleasure, to saw
nothing Of pocketing the money.
FRANKLIN. Il. GEIGER.
p. S. Ladies' Hose for Sd. and Is. and Corn
Hoes Tor IS. April III, 1871.