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DIR. LARDvER's LYCEUM.

DIR. LARDvER'S LYCEUM.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY,
Corn:I Of Bress ~ ly!c and Lspas,a ssss ,Is
ONLY!
GREAT GAS MICROSCOPE!
TWO u ND ED d. ORA AS
The Whole COLLECTION Of illustrations IN One Evening
Tickets IS cents Children half priceTo at
Quarter past III hit precisely
MONDAY LINING. July Q. lN, Dr.. LARDNER
ls4 will give his Discourse the
PLURALITY or WORLDS
illustrated by Splendid Collection of Telescope Views Of
the Planets showing the Geographical Chavacr Of he Sur
face Of several Of them their Clouds sno
Of shove Two Hundred Di ramss
The Celebrated Gas Microscopic Apparatus will be applied
the eabbon Of extensive collection Of chronological
highest power will be aprlied Flea which will be maani
fed TO Forty-ive feet 10 l. myth
Optical Rsceaiions tonsting OF Illuminated Dlorsnas OF
Scenery in Europe and ASIA Doramie Views or Rome, Pa
stine Greece and Moving Panorama of jerusalem from the
Mount Of Olives
To conclude with various humorous and fancy subjects
Rose dAmour the Re, toaler ths Opening Carnaton Nav
CATION Small Scale, the Paeha's Head kc &c i've
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HAMILTON .HoUsE-FoRT HAMILTON. LONG
IL ISLAND The Subscriber bees leave announce thai
he HIS Arrangements with Staten sland stsambos
Company their boats and afer Monday
place FOR the special OF
patrons and visitors 10 this favofit- spot.
Leave New York, from Whitehall at A. NJ and ~ r. M
Leave Hsmllton House. returning TO the city al IL Al
and ~ r.. M ALONZO REED
lie 3tawisurc
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New stock Exchange.


AsHEs-Pots are getting still lower. We now quote
- 06t Pearls are still very firm at 81 l2} There is
very little doing in either description.
BREADsruYrs- Our quotations for Genesee are 81 All
round hoop Ohio 81 IS 371 fiat hoop do 81 Is;
Michigan. - is3 at; southern 81 so Sal There
have been few sales for the English market Just now
the receipts are small Wheat ranges from 90
The following is the statement Of breadstus received
at Albany from the commencement of canal navigation
to the close of the month Of June, in ls4s and 1914 =
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England. .Ei6.Ol 900 900 5s44ooo 1852 600
The banks of England and joint stock banks Of Ireland
show falling off, while thsse of Scotland and others Of
ireland have increased their calculations The decrease
has been in the Bank of England Es35 private banks
elsa 409 joint stock banks joint stock banks Of
Ireland fllo24 The increase has been in the private
and joint stock banks of Scotland, 326 bank Of Ire
land Es576 The total decrease in the circulation Of all
the banks in the kingdom Esl $780, and in the bullion
sthe Bank Of England fa72OOO The decrease bullion
since March 3oth, the highest point, E7500 0O 1t
being pretty nearly settled that the system of bank
ing will be adopted without much alteration much op
position the Bank Of England has changed its policy and
is preparing itself to conform to the requirements the
plan, by reducing it's circulation and bullion The
private and joint stock banks striving get an aver
age OF past fve instead Of the last two or a.
sort Of compromise they propose tat the maximum of
the past two years should be taken the maximum for
the future The average of the last years il about
20 100000 the average Of the last five years 900
The maximum Of the last two years about OOO
giving to the country banks 81 900 more circulation
than they would have under average Sir Robert Peel
adheres to his first proposition viz that the Bank Of
England shall issue in securities and the pr
vate and joint stock banks the average of the last
years This being settled may be considered adopt
3D. The returns of the Bank Of England to the 10Th ns
compared with those for May, show still further de-
in circulation and but slight increase il bullion
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A PRACTICAL PRINTER who has had several years T.
perence editor likewise Is D scti-
eaiy qnaiuted with bookkeeping in all detss
on: Of obaioins employment esther all Of the capa
sionay or other printing Off abr-ador he would la.s
etaRe o. books for both which
stations he fully qualified He would have obi ton to
dr.:s T. X o. Post 6ics Boston All letters mu.s Sc pos,
paid. 80
rlor e. give the shove publicity. jS 3tsec
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- FOX NEW ORLEANs.-LOUIsIAyA AM
49, NEW YORK LINZ Regular pacte, OF the seth II
q.. The iss, sailing pseke. s6p LOUISVILLE
for tfeignt OF Passage hayng sccomn
taons, apply on board Orleans What foot Of Wall
w.. X. COLLINS co
"a South .ueri
Positively goods received after the Of the 23h
AsfIta IN New Ofleans-Messn Huhn .ad ooarua, sls
will promptly forward all goods their address
The packet ship Huntsville, Captain Cornell will
ths Losisvills, sad sail ism Ausnst. iysre
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On Sunday, 7h inst by the Rev. J. B. Hardenburgh
Mr. GEoRoE NJ CARrER, to Miss EMMA, daughter Of the
late Richard Major, all Of this city.
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STRANGERS BEWARE

this sgs Of QuacAeIy AID Humbag j. important
choose sn rrpeenced physician DIR Evans removed
mis- old 0alen Head No 2ss Pearl street.
OF beekm.n street. where he continues hi
tures OF all delicate diseases how complicated He
spprise the citizens and '!ransers that there DR.
ms old stand and that he has whatever
other once His charges usoderite-his consultations
strit y prvat ubserve the number-mtakes Often
dangerous-28 Pc ste
" Med cines and directions sent any Union
by particularly stating the cse and enclosing five dollars
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According to the returns issued from the Stamp Office
the average circulation for the four weeks ending May
25sh f2l 900, while the actual circulation &c
cording to the Bank returns on the oath Of May,
E2i 1893 0oO
The Comptroller of Connecticut makes very fair ex'
hibit of the finances Of the State
FINANCES or CorNEcTIcur.
Payments from the Treasury from March 81,
l643, to April !, 1884,. $50 9S7
Payments into the Treasury from March
81, lSa3,to April l. 1914. $50 664
Balance in the Treasury April l, ls4s.. ;. 2s.lOs
- li26s9
Balance in the Treasury March 81, 1884,. . 32,432
PERMANENT FUND
Bank Stock not transfer4bie-
Hartford Bank, lS49, l485 shares at 800, $l464Oo
Phenix do 800 do at $780,. ......... 80 600
New Haven do, 274 do, at $500. 800. 81 800
Middletown do, 500 do. at $780,. $3.50. 593OO
Farmers and Mechs do do, at $780,. 700
--$352, 200
Bsnk Stock purchased and fransferabie-
Hartfsrd Bank i44 shares, at $780,. l4400
Pnenix do, 206 do, at $780,, ........ $4,000
New Haven do, 10 do, at 5000. ..... $500
1880
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Oppoate the Nev Assise Courts and Raii,Day
ti0n, corner Of
ST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET,


JAMES MORGAN Proprietor Of he above new and com.
) modou, esrsbshmeai respectfully iaisrps his friends
and The pub that i . now for the reception Of Private
With he Hotel l. combined and elegant and extensive Coffee
Room Me-. ho9% End sysra private sas Rooms b,
for accommodation Of requiring carry break.
fat, luaeheons dnn.n, Sc
tendance Of Ms MORGAN and visitors may ny with conf
nee that ~ this essentl, pcusr comfort nestnsss and
The un%y and Cellar De- will embrace the choi.
sss % oa &c ds Be and
reoced waters, secure the ppobation Of travellers
y the time the scale charges will be strictly
Private Room. Cor large Or small Dinner Parties.
Hot. Cold, and shower Baths aiTsSs ready :.
the arious Railway Trains m and Sailing Packets &c
% y1,p9s = may Be- 70 OBJ
Of and minutes TX om the Liverpool and MAJ chester
% s New Xns son.no" q &. p
cipsl Thsstres aud other places Of public resort.
V ;I:s; q (: ' %S s rd pleas si: .Ss
TO DENTISTS.
FOR sALEA very handsome Case Of Ip.truments will be
sold e ar pries "A Any n person wishing to pu,h.se
BOARDING AT a ,COURTLANDT sTREET-sinel,
board and comfortable consisting Of paon and fire
CURED bed rooms adioinas at cour'and' ;sIss Yen
The French language spoken IN the family jrsa cod
CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK EVER
PUBLISHED.
rsRT gsT 9yT shE GENT
BY hrres Edwards. Efqy being oleetica Of Ergav
OF Views in all Ccuntres Portrait, Of Great Men, and
vii ne paoh.d II on.h, eon,aioss yo hsv
finished Steel Ensravnss from new plstes pnq,d De
will accompanied with eight 70 twelv
The sub,ci6e Of the Pictorial World tfor one yea)
Dc ''''Aea WIN Three f'sI CHARLES %sSiUPTf InR
jess suwswsre No. iis Nassau street, NJ
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY ..


Brig Ensgy Bright 20 day. from Rio J.nero with ssl bss
CON ~ hides BIZ mdse TO Mason Thompson;
sLasss bsnnst shaw, seaman Of Philadelphia. died I'd
scan brig Carolina. Creachio 81 DAYS from Palermo via
Bost N. in ballast 70 A PslmeIi
Brig John Stevens Hail. IA days from Poyt an Prince
logwood. 10 j H Stevens. - -
Brit.h brig May Flower, Cochran II days from Windsor
SCH Chs.apesse Post. days from Rum Key with soo6
very dry, and produce scarce, ~
schr PEARL Marshall days from Lubec with plaster to the
sehr Amelia Terry days from Baltimore with mdse to
y sesr Maria Homer days from Alexandria with our to
Jas Hupter. 's-' "''' 'SS-~s0'' ~
s,hr Water Bird Robbins days from Cherrystone with
schr Pudsaee Coum days fun Cherry stone with apples
schr spark Williams. days from smith6sd with apples.
steiner Tigess Hart 60 hours from Richmond with mdss
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ADJUSTMENTS.


:
n m esSsss = IcVU v111,E 0DE1, 11@S1IsC
k1O ~ :. ~ OaNAA VI nasA hAoOSA,
CHAMnEks srkELT
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Doon opsu q helfpsst Irerio, 70 commence at
xu:u - Mnyh ~ Sl.v - "a VI o ,h a, r..
van AA Eufo~ md will be assisted by -
AuOT.' 4 "a I'll "
-
MUNhAl JULY
NORTHUMBERLAND L.
lst-Oyerture. Full Orchestra
7d-1 he Souvenirs Of Bellini Fantasia for Violin,
composed and executed bv Artot
3-0rand seena nd uetto, from the opera Of Cla-
BY. =. ss " Vsssss and sanquirco
AthIssiodr s Rseaive and the Carnival Of
FART II
MAD. CINTI DAMOREAU
Will perform Rossinis Opera Buna
LITALIANA IN ALilIEFI
,saoeliA''' 49, 49,. - Mad Clint. Damoresu
GiyIa''' - - - -. Miss bousrd
Linaoro. sig Antosnini
Musana'. - =. - =. Sig varlna
Hsly ................ ..:.sg Mayer
weak o'clock A. NJ until O'clock r. M when sssts
be secured for the Opera.
---- 80. :, :.
NAOAO'S 0hkNDSNs
The =. are ng1., The .ole a;,se,;on ar
~ Nil MITtHEuII sos !"
Door, on, :, v, n...;..,-
,,C,,, :, -, - = ~
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GREAT PUBLIC CONTEST.

pETWEEN tn. TIVE renowned Dancers in thu world,
- the O'igiu.l JOHN DIAMOND. and tie Colored Boy
ah at ,he BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE, which building
this nzhtony - lis RECOMMENDATION. will AFFORD ali far
visw o. each sep Of these wonderful Dancer The sme
these Two Celebrated Breakdown Dancers already spread
the Union and the friends OF each claim The
w.hc @ e % fna .nS bm'
|: TO bar the Tts Of Champion Dancer Of the World
challenged the lid produce his superior in this for
500 That Challenge accepted by the tirrd Of Da
mond. and Monday Evening thew me End nce Three
IS Two Heels. and the Csmptown npipe Five Judses
that fir decision will he made.
Role-Eacn Dancer will select his Violin and the
victory will be DECIDED by the beat time and amber
On this occ,son-Boxss IS cents; Pit t2k cents Tickets
To- sal. Ct the Concert Saloon "a Chambers street. and at he
Theatre diving Monday. js re
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DAMON & co.'s HUD:ON RIVER EXPRESS.
nAMON % will commence. on Mold y nert, TO RIM
- Tally ehaye Express, bv the Troy da, boss. from
New Yofkad Albany to the following places the
via
Csnidweps. PeskskiIl Vest Point Newbursh. Fishkil
Poughteepse. Kingston, Rhineteck Cat,k and Hodsou
Eahfal assn's have beeo engaged At place. AMI spe-
cia agen' will company the psckes eeh day Parusr AZ
trnon will be paid the delivery OF small Gals the
chase aud sale Of merchandise and the collection q da,
notes and bulls.
Ps,csls must te Married for Damon Co.'S express Oes
for the receipt of packages Harnden Co NO. Wall
street New York. and Livingson Wells Pomeroy No
Exchange, Albany.
Dated New York Julvs 1874. i've Ns
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OTTO NOTIFY ON THE BEACOT COURSE
Thin great kuetrisn will perform bis feat e RIDING Two
secoad, He will also have race sih thrs koman ChaIiss
VIII eh he will thr ugh ~ih re 70 with Balls
weighing from twenty forty ponnds thro wing
air from I've and catch thea his with
out the ard ~ HIS han Performance ~
O'Clock, MONDAY the sih mat.
AK O'Clock will tste place Pa~irg Match for 500 be-
TWEEN Mr. Green's fanay and The pacing John
T.. Calhoun. ia Nsrc
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The commercial intelligence by the Great Western to
the 2ai u confirms tho favorable accounts brought by
the Britannia. The cotton markets show very great
nrwness and prices have advanced full ID American
descriptions. This Improvement in the lace Of such i'm
msnse imports Is unprecedented, and is very good evil
dence that market has touched bottom The advance
prices has almost late but we have no doubt
manywhowere hanging the gulph Of bankruptcy win
be saved although the last The reaction that
has taken place in the Liverpool market must create re-
newed activity in this great staple and spread quite an
excitement through the south. The crop will soon
be coming forward and the change that has taken place
IN the movements of this article, must exert very ia
vorasle influence on the new supplies More than two
thirds of the spectators in cotton for the past
have become bankrupts the southern markets
much depressed the repeated reports from Liver
pool Of falling prices, and thechange the other side
will be hailed with delight As the advices per the Br
tannia and Western spread the country, every
thing will brighten up and become prosperous
The European advices regarding the grain crops can
not be considered very favorable the producers Of this
country, however much so the change in the weather
may be on the other side The crops throughout Great
Britain had been much improved by genial showers and
the prospects were improving for average harvest
The monthly returns Of the banks of Great Britain for
May show decrease in the circulation Of pronissory
notes, and in the bullion Of the Bank of England.
England BASf Ms Sr srs Me-. Rn, o IN, > m.y
joys sasss9 s s:ss
Scotland
, s,osa Banks, sslo,7ls s7nsn sone7s
f ;ss. 6 s::i ..' ..
Tot,l .ssasla,ss7 ssss.ass 80 ssslol ss,asssA
England. ,ale.ol.ooo ie.saaooo iss4aooo 1857 600
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OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CON1kKrs EVERY
MONDAY. ~ WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
THE Subseb takes pl to his Friends
and ne Public that he HIS made with the
celebratd Comet Band, under the dir cton Of Mr. Allen
Dodswcrh for the ,ufpose u Swing
oncerts the above and he hopes doing 20
make Il still more agreesbs to those who have literally
patronized him
First Concert this afternooo July 9Th
Refsnmsnts OF all kinds pro and of
the very best quality. L. SCHWARIZ
i've 3lsuc
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- AZ isEl-i he thr .-stvIy buii.ng No = teI.
s MARKET Place, suitable for house.
xI ard ,eversl families. For Apply IL Ma, den
La =. between 10 and o'clock 10 st.se
CyOPARTNEHsHtP-The subscrber having taken into
partneshp his sons, John H. ard Joseph Taylor, the
husine,s will her after bs the firm Of JOHN
TAYLOR SONS. JOHN TAYLOR.
Albany, JuIy 9TH, 1874
NEW ALE-The undersigrsd will be enabled to supply
their customers and Others cle Of ssh
JOHN TAYLOR SONS,
No. IIs Warren et, New York, End
J6 Nsm No ~ Gre e.. Albany.
PRESENTS
CTRAN0ERS visiting the citv will find establish.
Nos $50 and $50 Broadway, bevond comparison the
elegant Wholesale retail
FAN " ARTICLES FOR PREaENTS
this side the Atlantic which take pleasure in showing
and TO sell at prices low saying the eas those Of
ANY other house.
Our present stock of Fancy Stationery Umbrellas Panso
and Sun Shades Gloves Riding Whips Fans Gard Cases and
Tables Desks Drea.iug Gaze: and Fag.y Bores Purse: Per
ing Jewelry and indeed Of thing accustomed
import 10 - c.mpets and pIfsct a. can he desired.
full Catalogue has been published ard BE- had
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS
jei2 cod isec
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JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

Many think its powers exaggend such try il once
has IN hundreds Of clearer skin Of eckles p
sunburn morphew; also be eoascenously recommend
ed gid sores rim! and heads Physicians be
referred 10 who use il dali in their practice
Bar mind il 10 Jones Soap DONE and still eecs tese
cures Ge; where else in this city but the sign OF the
American Ea8. 80 chatham and s2 Broad way n VI
IN Bo;,on a nsddng. State s,reet Zeiber Ledger BuiIJ
lnRs, Philadelphia 207 King street, Charleston, o.; Osh
Island lea Imss
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcAr,o,
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Correspondence or tho Herald.


Correspondence OF tho Herald.
RHODE islander UYvIcE.
-. -, NEWPORT, July 8 1894
Leg rhi,brcSt Thomastsn for York. Frances. and
An1th hairless Milton or and for Taunton, from rhiIadeI-
ph,a wrh aiwas 'u If in thick fo9 on "Wednesday
about ~ BY steamer Moh hence Tor had
Al aboard reg nv ctr ppd several rail broke
ana stern rpped on on tat side down wate edge; e.
cteu she woud snk Immediately, made h.
;nna. the Wind beng "a. be and vssei
Prov deece; Native, NYorL Taunton go ~
Arr oh GATOR Ash WORK for Prov der eel Curew C-rd
River. $500 ""' NAiS~"S 'oi 8 al
Ocean. - - 49, " '-'~""S' 'S'AS
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ONR EMS.
Let Kendall IremJle!

On Saturday afternoon last, u number
OF the Polk berry party went to a loco.
coco meeting at Turkeytown. They
formed themselves into a PROCESSION and
Immediately upon its starting, the flag at
the pseudo "Democral" office fell sudden
ly to The ground.
And the same procession on its return
home pulled an innumerabie quantity of
poke stalks, but no sooner were they pull
led than they bent down their heads and
withered, and sent forth hateful smell.
In the Wing County Convention held
IN this town on Tuesday last there were
Two members, who up to the last election
were opposed TO the whig party, but will
now give it their hearty support.
In this town they have put up several
hickory poles with tufts of green leaves
on the top. No sooner were they raised
than the leaves were blasted by the sun
oil heaven, and rolled themselves up scar
ed, and black, and dead.
On the goth ultimo at Mobile, an en-
gIneer of the steamboat iaUus, was kill
led instantly by branch of tree under
which the boa. passed.
The Wings held large meeting at
OnIonIown, Pa. After it bad adjourned
the locos loaded big gun 10 fire to NOR
tlty tho wings, but it bursted into a thou
sand pieces, and the afirighted PoIki,es
ran home in dismay.
Upon the result of the loco nomination
reaching Elyria, Ohio, the Polkites go,
out their cannon, which went of prcma
'urely and blew the arms of the gunners.
Do not these things speak in thunder
tones 10 the people? Let the nation take
heed.
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election may be continued.

election may be continued.
Now these locofocos are as rraceless
a set OF scamps as ever brealhed. To have
brought that law into effect the present
fall, extra sessions of the Legislature
would had to have been called in many
OF the states. among the rest in Maryland,
III order that their day of election might
lave conlorm,d to the day named in the
bill. Let us say nothing about the ex-
pense Of these extra session. Is it not
known to every citizen of the country
that the locofocos when they have the
power, set at nought the enactments of
Congress. Look for example al the Law
for dividing the States into Congressional
Districts. In New Hampshire, Georgia
Mississippi and Missouri, the Iocolocos
utterly disrogarded it and held their cleo
ton in defiance of its provisions.
Suppose law for uniform day of
election had passed, would tie locoioco
Governors Of states that are certain to 90
for MIR. Clay, nave called extra sessions
to have conformed with il2 That's the
question; would the governor of Mary
land have called an extra session? We
say the probability is that he would not
have done so, and that in consequence of
his failure so to do, Clay would have
lost this state, for it is certain to 90 for
him. Now this is hard charge but we
make it in the full belief that such would
have been the case. We have given in
stances where an act Of Congress was ut
lerly dlsregarded less than two years ago,
and now the loco presses are railing on,
because the Wings did not give them am
other chance to take advantage of them.
Locotocos are never to be trusted--the
leaders amongst them are horribly cor.
rupt.
Now we are in favor of a uniform day
OF elecIior-bu, let it be passed at il sub
sequenl session of Congress, that il may
bear uron the next Presidential election;
there was no necessity for putting mum
Der OF states to the expense of calling ex-
ira sessions of their legislatures this fall,
even if the locofocos had been honest in
their effort, which VIC do not believe to
have been thc caso
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POLK in SOUTH CAROLINA

The nomination Of James X. Polk for
President Of these United States has been
received with incredibly in MANY quarters
and with profound establishment almost
every where, but with sincere pIcaure nv
the Loc" Focos of two States-rcnnesscs
and South Carolina. The latter are cx-
ul'ing lmmodcralely at their UNEXPECTED
good fortune in securing the nomination
OF IA man so entirely after their own heart,
thus they held large meeting in the
f.dgcfcld (Nlr. CaIhoun's) District, and
declared that
"Mr. CLAWS first effort in the Senate of
'he United States WAS in favor of internal
improvement, and his first great speech,
made on his second election To that body,
as early as 1900, was in IGror oC Pro
rfCIIVE TARIFF. which Hon him lie HiIs
81 "F"thcr oIMc ,imCricn Susan. lis
WbScqw nj carrtr has Jrorrd lbs coNs,s-
TENc' "Pon aHMesc poinls, on which. and
many Others OF import, tic Democracy Of
me whole country are at issue uiM hmm.
oha'' such man, protesting such prlnri-
pies, he made President of these Tinted
; aIes 1T the Democracy oflhc coun-
try, from Maine to Louisiana. in one uni
vcrsaI reclamation respond, Never New
er ~
Hear this, We slanderers Who asser, tl,at
Mr. Clay talked against Protection shcn
lately III Carolina
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One DIy Election.

An effort was made at the late session
OF Congress. to pass bill fixing uni
torn day of election throughout the Unit
ed States for the election of President and
Vice President 1t was defeated in the
Senate by vote of 26 to rs.
The locofoco papers are railing al the
Wing Snators for defeating the bill, and
alloge that they did SO that The political
frauds which we're committed at the last