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Ike 70 enste viii some sr 10 crry ON .Ee busaess IL
pc '1rabe manner Address w. r. E SljMpTER. ~ this
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ISYANTED, 4 SALESMAN --Apoty az III S2rt1E
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w -,iN ' 20 ot We ~ estesn pelS ..
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w engage perfectly ,ste s,s.ns,,s ess s,aas .
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- oa lie hc Of store last SSturuay aitsnoea SHss
the owner can have by calling. x.,.,r
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Il, bet1een Wslses ard Whae strre The finder viii be
,ri,n Bis rewarded by I>aynS a. g Great Jones stee u b
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.)th>f- L-'Sl .utIu'S 500 10. So. ssT.hL,
10 faTe oeea ,i " n risrShuisaee. a 80
.e, s1 . pss iot J: al 10 pea;i street = sety
fANE LST-C1 New Netrs day. n the ups. part az ,sa
Ter, L G. - H. c. eassavsf 90 The top Whosve nay
ays eeR @ c9Se s b csE , tSs5ss g N.,s.
co,rer Of Wilmington Place. %
o--f, $3.50. .r MI; : -. ..,, s.ocS lsao for
go 49, 80. r. So, ~.I =. ,,St,Sy revar-
= -. Ii'.- i. 80. Adv 'N--S' "'' -
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Cal IL .ioOA . ~ VIM - : :. ~
rYNES DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RASK STOCK.
"A certificate for th shass OF vcksburz Bark StecS.
in the Of Buckley s. Peek, and numbered SS WITH
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,Ys.z. E.~rs-f.nr: -ssh rtake public, fpf tie
% ~ fe ~, c.si NTH onci =, 'ie healing p;cgerss 81
xe,,f a-n pa. HY .sjfe sul;sd f. iwea'y 10 iHt n
,,~i ~s1rar "a pol ergy ceScnbeat :Gle lut a! -
80 shove i,er and when 7i- et9oset 70 cd ar,
--,ice t,Fnetuy Ike the Throat. ic effect 81
"a - 'et <. tae et-s r eyes. Uccl,ioaiu. the sye5 70
yrecr strclfsd WIZ ~ csr<h. psod:ee b. the
irr:-n ard inflammation % ia. throat BY Ire us=
81 yey nils size ecty cu:ei y beng 10" lace
-C1.s si5re sic fe!t any symptom: OF i!c d.,esse
ouT. with resl>4c., orr. t.lil]S1-
70, r.e- ra..icu.-s and conclusive evidence Of IsG7e
nor r,e nd ecsc5, see pamphlets, whch aay DC os.ansc
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'P.cpc.ed ard sold wholesale and retail, BY
o. ID. SANDS. Drugzir:s. y Fulton 81,
70 Broadway. = Ea.; Broadway y. =
sid aso By Druggists se7eEzl, throughout the GATED
st S: :, ~ bo.,,.-,,- k,,.,e, for 50 e1ln
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FRENC as HOTEL

rYvYRoLEAN CoNCERT.-T'hs TyFOleasn Vocalist. un.
DER the dSctoao Of j. 4. WARNER: VIII give Cen9ert
ot Tyra!sss and other Music ~ Nbo Sao"n on lhur,Sy
evening January pth lslS NJ O'Clock. Inc
ec-s he eXhh. ia occasion cumsne the freshness
q novelty wla the hghe't intrinsic n, MANY u tnsm ae
Tie be- EuroFea n'a.e' and haV' never Se Se1 per-
formed IN his Country. isA ~
EoHN T. WAIT, Attorney and Counsellor =, sw and
j Comm @cner 10 take nclrowc gemc1.s Of Deed. and
CoNS, Will devote particular attention 20 the coeeuon OF
He.-, 10 Samuel Sherwood ESQ.,, Tracy sIgbcr Irwin.
HYDE y Ely, COrew & Huntington. Dwight iShs,on rel
R c % A AS A5T sStf aN 4 c ShS
RY Fort Wayne Ind vii attend 70 professional bqsInes, n
Toe yrio. Ss IT avs a Of lands. and ali chsf
SG,iae-, appsSn.rg Gcera Land Agency of Northern
re- fsree,s in Mes York - W. EdmOnd.. ESQ. .e>s.
Foot DAVE Mnods -" oSshon.: SSs 20 q
Comstacs s Corger 10 'oi-
L. WFsr-E b. WASIlBuRNE, Attorney y Law, Ga.
Gms Sew-York Merchants N I;aens, Rockford and Rock
Issa limos g pgns STSi n r"iSys P0'0.
Ni Ss5s: = New u y 4o se'HAN < co.. D0AN an
sslIh DeDGE. q Bond ..Ise. SiIss. b.
artificial tseth. Of his own invention, secured by eees
a s USED by hs,:s ' RI u tbs city from III. s,. Of
WAsslssToS. b. C. February Is 1919.
In J. Smith Dodge upon his arrival IN WushiuR,on encn
an aee surgeon sprl', presented 10 me esrs FROM
snt e e@a u the o 81 ts ana
nonu' both 10 the excel OF h private chaIIsisf ana
s1 sapss% Of s s% and he 3 a,
tho professional services OF Dr. D9ise iof my can
axperenc, 70 add our own squnly favorable testimony ha
ivrr as gentleman lud .sl Deuts, This testimony 10
rave for many yegr, svierence skill and sLely Of tho
DScD sq s merit to my own Ss %&G
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SLEIGHS! SLEtGHS! Si.EIGHS

a FINE ASSORTMENT OF SLGiGHS fer SCI. at
: recr % s.r cr7-. bs:elr tn risjEGi prizes, By
WOOD Tt5iLINStJN 4 co. 40 yrOpc~oy, - !.
Ccnsl.:s:t- Tie following k.'..>, VIZ
One -: Cutters uniiulued -
Do. dl. ;TrDine. with i:CgEst---., 81
Two seat d. do. d. soiai! .,.e :, -
Two aor,e xix seated SeEhs. te. to-. 80
The above arr beautifully aots!e ncly painted and well
So lac and .es: ass-trl:1t of Seshs from Of
tie .,e,f hai,dc-S Tie state. =cllJ-e'i prres.
Likewise Tine tSovne=ted tsh and Harness. nue. Used
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Retc-, 10 Samuel Sherwood. Esq., Tracy sIgbcr Irwin.
ilylo - Ely, CUew tc huntington. Dwight JShnson RET
p,IlJk
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TTsrF,I-T, ARTICLES FOR ST:s-FRANCle <
LGiTT2Eil - 3isien Lac, 1--we ca hsl- 'E'ss r.
,1u..lt a=s sliJi-o;e i9f feSspsi 70 W" - ..-f
he a:;e-icn oftre,f ifsi!s AM me pTs -. o. 49,
e,T.C:s m .;r the following n'sries !At 9oAs atu
card Gases of suTecos dniSs: Cheirii i've oi,isIt
kiIat aet trsJsf Bo7s-'9a iei-s. a El., ,o' c.
- IN Csc ac!rr- fensiI-lnkst.nr N -iSai Hiety s:e
eI-ari,v oseSocd " ftn. e,Hs'
fisai hi Pe-e}Porab'e l''n< D,A Ne X, Nv III
y5.r. fr-fs P1rtio'0s w.-h a1t without cc.Porce-ia
Sc psEiro> Pearl and Iyofy l9t,rs se2nI csse' &C.
FRANCS < LOUTkEL. HaHui5ei4.3 Sctati5: en-.
DIS i'm . Sialan laEs, between William ani God =.
N,I,iI.Si AENCA AIS, ANN ASA se:l-',i : g.
s-tt ii Annals :or $50. wi;a .sat s7;icy 81 ~
IL yrI.a r,aa rr Prayer Books eft'!S 1"';i. .oI e
tto agl. VT. nscs seIco' o. ist. " o., =! ,I-v
- AisS oecaj AI. ficEi-n+s taTsi-
t ar lGo e. with Tie principal Ari.ca,l a5f f-si
pet al pect7 bgu1a fT ff's1ls latea e ~ - "
Nrlge.Casss. Portable pe>s' ETC. ~ "
PSI 81 BY B.s:ss:.tr.s, e25..:s Bs:.8a,;ss;
,5-TT tlrIF TT7sy pr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JEW III
Is nv AND FANCY GUOirS--.i,he su.s;t.2=s sonl9
-ssrAcly rai the arisnion o. the 2Ibil- 20 Lle 80 9
nj s-ti-!e- Tor lie lioyczy=, coInis "a n 70 -; 80
gfe II .-fs Yrs, Te2 S=.t.. &c tca feis 'is aacy
49, 7-.zo. Gil, MARBLE I.c Ia lov r=tas Pa
,l.s n N Fsskefs Tea TrlJs, CAfd C1>aA ise- e
,,s Cur, gvo', FSs., a91 81 G:,1 - az i,
- - III he otf:ei AZ tho lowest market prces All
.cIes warranted tesrs,..is g he nGney 's5I re5
4 JACOBS so hs 49, s. and war u Isl
E1r very ,eiOI Plate Glass AianesnEy $40" ts,s, .o
S-e cheap, Inquire Is above
CEYrEs-A fun asor.raet of cotsGon snt fancy skais''
= f F;Gs B S . feii assortment Of loose All aaey
sT &c rsYeIyory Ee rd # tgsfn' .. .s; ss q
= ssss,-iss, = Sii, 2 In
,...-cgFsTER LeNG GtoTas-ef IA S;..efsa
WI W!Gts-s5r .Sta By WELLS z "a p;ts. .stse..
III
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I,RiSESJS FOX CHRISTMAS x NEW YEARS
Fairy L-ni an; Other Sssice iil1shtsi, " Faiisy
It:iic Leayz5 -, iliilc X lfsr,, ~ fefsy
p-.gcr jolk- and Hibes, Iuc tia.ilng-
dq5 ''--' % fiI%fING;TON & SAVAGE, &c ?eaFlst.
.sps1-rIFJ-I, AMP USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
sS-STfELt 5, 60. s. Peafi street hare rsliileig
-,s.ir 5rtle .says -w sCpeFb!y IRE ard beauttEi
t.,,o- Rt,e Gentlemen w.iT; rcae pE-senis p n
v,tsd 20 {. and Examine the assortment; eS2
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HUGE fOWEN'S LIBBAEI-The Law -5raFE olgnei
81 br hs Hon fskX CG.yES Lite ;le Jc,;3ccs ii re
supreme a; q the Sa:c Ne~ : otlens i'I sale
on ty,.aie terms Il yas selected bg Icd-e CUSea " n
great care and al fch expene. u7 b. use nd c-l-
pis II : believed greater ,u;e;y Of useful and saratc
law Books Khan say other cC.ct1 ever u;cie ioi q ~
IN. United Safe Persos w.>t1S 10 examine tHe itrsfy
20 TX ri. T.; the o;ce 81 NICHOLAS hilL,JGn No
Pspst y,:e chase Of the Library lsy be made etfe:
10 SlT iIiil y A5zng Frederick ITLEE, Hartford
Conn. by ls;:cr, p,--SEc paid :
4 Catalogue Of TIE Ljb=ty WI h otwnIded y e,hei Q:
u 10 - e. Isti Isl SDsc2uW
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Reference in Mes York -. W. Edmonds, ESQ., n'e~srs
F1ct A Dayies W & = Woodruff * Co. Saylani. Sage Il
Co ihore, Huff * ThoEs'. S,to'lscr. Morehou.s Co.
Sf,rLS-
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FIR further particulars. AMI conclusive evidence of is
efficacy pauphiets which may DO obtained OF assnH
gratis. i, -
Prepared md sol wholesale egd retail, sy a. & D.
ANbS wholesale Drgg,ss 70 Fulton. s:sc:, New ork.
Sod also By Druggists generally throughout the United
StsieS Price Ell usr suuls: ak hottie. tor -.
~ The public respectfully requested 10 remember that
Il u Sandss Sr-.spara thu. aa. been and constantly
achieving Slch remarkable OF tho mo-, difficult cines
s.ss ~ which the human srg!e Subject therefore ask
tor Sandss sar.apa:illE, and take no o;let. "a
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EEAP or sToRETse s,lss: res:se;io.y 1soi .
~ - sn, Gas ii his oG st1at Of r:ty I0pelor guilty.
- r eear- than ID purchased e s77 othsr t.ors
u tbs cs.r. VIZ: -, knn
Fl2encr q.1.l LhIt co
10 10 q CIR
i:e Eeef1l CO, M
lel % "a l -.
10 % % d.. III . "a e
,crtios ard sil sists.-: OF aEa. s&: t9ti en-
Ts,-s sa REARED OF. an6 ss,eh.ne ssest2 SC,
- af,ss Nv "a 81 cS-rcs $2HHEfF Smith,
e, u " @ E8 G:rsaw.ch, cor, Vsrey-st.
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,s>tfsftf SMITH DODGE. ~ Band street, otisfs hs
nnh the pnbe entirs msthi ~ taslsnnf
artificial teeth IL Of his invention, ecrra{ by letters
patent, a,tl used by himself ,aly IN this city.
sTo7f Hen. shs Wight u. = senator from the snte o.
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yOBN T. WAIT Attorney and Councillor NJ Law and
i sm sooner 10 take acIuow led gemcnts OF Deeds and
I.po.,ios IN writing for the State OF New York, NORWICH,
ToSs viii devote particular attention 20 the collection OF
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~ -t4-4iL''. $50 OE>SAL''A'' N'->.--
CHSH5Ers-STEEET,
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T.. ~ old provcrs that e who aims lie Sun 10 be
vii not reach L. but h' WI fy higher than polned
-. ies excited ni-ct Ju7t the treatment OF disease
Tie hystria who the eradication Of disorders. instead
en, cSntsn with paia;rg them, Will aiwnys accomplish
,t cure. Sands. ursspgll illustrates the Truth OF tie
rr,ye rb The inventor IlGfIai the Cause ut disease
~ lis s5y;rce inquiry OF TIE blood: and the pep7iEtnn
80 -~..sflll .n re arrow mel az The sun. REAca2s
r,rE wax Ry nea:aznS the v'rs IN the c;;cuilton 81
r, - and rrr., md Sc:luils diseases ana
ne. .itoler knl are tie fruits. bnesks tn active
;ioe ~ when thy dcs e!op., Grd they iEepper- 20
tc rsuesgcd no more.
The following certificate Only another Ik the
r, IF e.;r.ony 10 ts .ert. Il; the afflicted ;e7d ani be
co,vncei what has done onee. vii co usrn. To these
unable % purchase, !; siysa whou, nOacy ard Without
3lice -, " DC ,s,,
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Rospbe!Ty IeInur Sa,r5eiry irs77 ard Pine Ap2ie S
rsj,. assorted Blsndy fris tlsnc; Chs,res Bay li;e'
CGrb Honey IN bAe Strained 20 Jars, refined Lcorice
arawey ant C.lat Seed and ia1. every ting thai
be though, n tie Inc. gad great iny OF; OF IL, such g
Saratoga Wgte-s sEd F-rs No;ss.
ps al the city i.ra of eIIere d. jtn
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il vent of wiki grea; ecIat.
Political Eeforc1s....Sc. ).
rnFy~N- nECfrES-

FG TIE Tribune.
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P., IN f7acy lz.. fies mi ~ p.s.r MALAGA Crases,
f,ia, kr,ir, ;siiRra i:orlIr .a'a Paaer aeili
do Saesi Almonds, clt-sr ar. S-nas lasssc t.ot
Hate Cs.frnis Orsi-es Jcsss, FS5.is Madeira Nuts.
brazil do, Coca Nuts. sc. Dried Cherries.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.
U. :. SHIP ST. Ions, WHAYroA.l
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ErTil'l-a, IIIitte
Samuel E.4rdSe. Justice Of ti1 Peace.
I4Iac. Bicknef, 5iil,er OF tie Gospel.
Tho flIoyr- testimonial STOW, TIE value Of the SaTrapc
f1 N removing Bronchitis. tsssss which. If no; specify
o,,ed leads 10 consumption It .i!sJs spasmodc acton.
ssre, tie sec:e,o,. and by is toac md attentive popet
80, -,.rsye, the unhealthy scton en-! The patient restored
{. health.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BoARn.-A respect
ks<A able private srils residing IN modern h9le nees
Sx Hgccck-, street, of Broadway, WI! IL Rooms
res:V flrr,hed a small family. ssxe senerssn Win
o. uih-u; SreaSa>, ant Tea soos Of rehseus dos,ese
ih- buses 3eaf tho
door eyery f,w I1uer References s be exchanged Fog
y. ~ ~ H.. 80,
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THE NEW ERA.
teetoIaller.

we have now given the public a fair specimen
oil what we intend TO do, and TO enable us to per-
iect all our arrangements, we shall suspend the
publication Of the paper one week The past
weeks publication is the best Prospectus we could
possibly have issued, and are sure that thuse
who have patronized us have lost nothing by it,.
They will all acknowledge, we feel assured, that
the .AeW Era has brought facts to their attention
which, If acted upon, will turn to the advantage
of our citizens, of all parties. While they have
not been bored with overdose of politics, but
just as much as was necessary to keep them adj
vised of the current history of the times While
the public are brought in close and intimate con-
nection with the busy scenes of life by daily pa
per, our labor and expense has been increased two
fold 1t is necessary that our receipts should bear
corresponding increase, to enable us to carry il
on. While we acknowledge many valuable adj
diiions to our subscription list, we must confess
that our expectations have not been realized-our
friends have not been an anxious TO be served, as
we have been to serve them. We hone that all
who are satisfied with our abors, will exert them
selves To increase the circulation of the .Nc,c Era
We started it under the advise of friends. who
promised lid and assistance-that we, no doubt.
shall obtain, and when we resume our publication
it will be with firm determination to do our
whole duty to the public. as faithful journalists
and watchmen on the citadel of iberty-Iea vino
nothing unnoticed, that can tend to promote indi
vldual prosperity, and the general good. Till
then. we shall exert ourselves to prepare for the
work -
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GOSSIP FROM THE METROPOLIS
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1916

WAsHINGToN, July 10, l645.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM-The Daily " .Nsau Era"
has been received in this city, and is very fatter-
ingly commended for the neatness of its typnora.
ply the interest of it's news matter, and its bold,
original, and mastery " leaders" Your enter
prise is destined to outstrip the rusty old press of
Norfolk-indeed, the high toned and pure demo
cratic character which shows itself in the numbers
issued must crown it with pre- eminent success.
We extend to you, sir our " huge paw" and our
hearts warmest wishes.
The shrewd and powerful articles which have
appeared in your paper over the signature of
" Jack Fyblock, u. S. Nary" on the great
national subject of American water rotted Hemp
are eliclting share of attention, and will insure
the consideration which lis importance demands
His structures on the Bureauites have caused some
wincing; and it is said there has been considera-
bic uneasiness in certain quarters to find out who
this Jack Flyblock' is.
The gang of runaway negroes who caused all
that alarm and excitement among the women and
children at the Navy Yard on Monday night last
have been caught, conquered, captured, and Gagged
They were marched into town to-day hand. cuffed
TO the number of twenty five or six, followed by
wagon with the " killed and wounded,' and
f1anked in by thirty or forty horsemeu, and three
or four hundred boys.
1t is rumored to-day, Ct know not with how
much truth,) that DR.. Grunnell formerly Post
master of this City, and dismissed by the federal
dynasty Of 1871, has been appointed Commissioner
Of Public Buildings in the place of Major holland
whose long and arduous Wing service here has
prompted the Administration, in its goodness, TO
grant him leave to retire.
The Lancaster (Pa.) Fencibles, one Of the
best drilled companies in the United States, have
this evening just returned from a "pIgrimage to
the Tomb of the Father Of his Country at
Mount Vernon. They were presented to the
President Of the United States yesterday. and at
night they were entertained with a splendid col
lation and happy speech from the Secretary of
State, whose town they come from. In the
course Of his remarks, Mr.. Buchanan said that he
wished there was a thousand such soldiers on
the banks Of the Rio del Norte" They leave
for home tomorrow morning, delighted with the
hospitality extended to them by the citizens of
the Metropolis.
They're coming 10 it--that rail road compsny si
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AGRARIAN[SM.

"We hold these truths TO be self-evident, that
all men are created equal; that they are en-
dowed by their Creator with certain inaienable
rights that among these are life, liberty, and the
pursuits of happiness" To us, it is not little
surprising, that some among those who set them
selves up as political teachers, in our country, Of
ten quote the above from our never to be forgot
ten Declaration Of Independence, and yet advocate
doctrines most Numerically opposed to its spirit
We refer to those politicians who though contend
inc, in One breath, that all honest employments
are honorable. when honorably conducted in the
next denounce all professional men, military and
naval officers, Sc, &C., without measure or mer-
cy They tell us Of the abominable heresy of ex-
GLIDING from office, farmers, mechanics, and men
Of business, on account Of their employment, be-
cause " all men are created equal" To this last
doctrine we most cordially subscribe. But these
consistent enlighteners Of the public mind, not
content to stop with the declaration Of this elor-
ons Democratic truth and the advocating of it's
adoption in practice, urge with the utmost zeal,
that no lawyer, or other professional man, is
fit (or any station Of trust or emolument that mil
iiary and naval officers set Of tyrants in gold
lace and eagle buttons Now if this be not the most
arrant humbuggery extant, even in this, our age
OF humbugs, then we are no Judges Tell us, at
one moment, that the occupation is Of no sort of
consequence, that the man, and he alone, is
to be regarded, and in the next, that because of
their employment, whole classes Of our fellow
citizens, Of the free sons of America, are to be
prescribed and all the prejudices of ignorance and
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predictions Of party, are TO be nut in re-
QUESTION, to reduce this bold contradiction of
boasted and correct theory, To practice.
Do these petty, splenetc scribbers suppose
they can gull the free and intelligent citizens of
our country into the belief that no professional
man is worthy of their suffrages. or TO be safely
entrusted with the duties of legislation, while the
memory of Jefferson, Of Madison. and Jackson is
fresh in their minds, and the fact that these dis
tingulsled champions Of their country's RIGHTS
and the great interests of humanity were all dis
t'ngoished lawyers, is staring them in the face
VIII they dare to vlify and abuse the whole BODY
of our officers, commissioned for the EXPRESS pur-
pose, and whose sworn and snlemn duty il is to
maintain the glory and honor of our m lion in times
of greatest peril. while the names of Washington.
Gates, Putnam, Green. Lee, Marion, Sumter and
Knox, and the splendid achievements of Hull.
Porter, Jones, Decatur, Banbridge, Chauncey,
Perry. Lawrence, and McDonough, are emilia
zoned on the annals Of our country "Copsis-
teacy, thou art jewel"
We are the bold and unbiased advocate of the
equal rights of free people. We blindly wor-
ship no man, or set of men. We would freely
and fully accord 10 one and all the entire measure
OF appreciation. and OF honor TO which their mer
It's their virtues; and their patriotism entle them,
And we utterly repudate the narrow and anti
republican policy that would either weld to. or
withhold from any individual one ota Of credit or
confidence, on account either of his avocation or
origin. We regard, as anti. Democratic and anti
American, the exaltaton or prescription of the
rich. because they rich, or the poor because they
are poor, OF the farmer because of his being far
mer, merchant because a merchant, mechanic
because he is such, lawyer physician, or divine
because of his profession, of an officer, common
soldier or seamen. on account of his station. But
we say, give TO every one according to his de
serts; honor to whom honor is due, not as belonu-
ing to any particular class in community, hat as a
man, " The image of his creator" who is entitled
to be regarded precisely as he makes good or
bad, benevolent and patriotic, or malevolent
and tTaItorous use Of the {" TALENT entrusted to
his keeping. Let the ability and inclination to
benefit the commonwealth the nation. and the
great family of man, be the criterion by which all
are to be adjudged, and either approved or Gisap-
proved, advanced TO power or not. This is true
Democracy, tn secure to all the results of their
honest eXerons, the reward of their toll either Of
mind or body.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-12
From the Baltimore Sun
MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OEr
GEN. JACKSON

MS evening, 1t should be borne : mind the
ward meetings are to be held for the nurnose IS
electing hive delegates from each ward to a CON.
ventlon, whose duty it will be to make arranoe-
menls Tor forming an association to raise fnnds
10 erect a monument to the memory Of General
hhofew jackson. In looking over the list ne
sIgneTs TO the call for the meeting yva ohsarna
that It Is no party movement, as the names ~
many prominent Wings as well as Democrats are
10 De mere found clearly indicating thai patriot
Ism and love OF country are the true incent;vos .,
me movement. This being the case tbere co..,
De OUT it'e doubt of the success of the project az
Baltimore has never yet failed in an undeytst ;nr,
OF 'ne KIND One Is proverbial for her Monuments
which stand forth only as an evidence IS ,h,
patriotism Oh her citizens but of her lberal;tv and
PfomPtness In doing honor to the memorv IS 1 ,p
oe'enoe's OF our common country. 1t will he re-
memoered that Robert Howard. John Roc.
Esqs'' and others, have presented most eligiSI.
loI TO the city for this purpose, which has bsao
accepted and improved, and NAV be considered -"
The corner stone of the undertaking. IT. 80. 90
on which this lot of ground was presented a .,S
mat Inc monument shall be commenced yy;,h;p
TWO years after the death of the General III
from 'he early movement, in The ,na,ter !, r'n
lair 10 be completed within the prescribed ,;1
'oI us commencement Let the meetings he
evening oe Wen attended then, and set the hall n
word as fail" "o Such