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THE BEST OF THE SEASON!
GRAND EXCURSION ANU COTILLlUN PARTY

GRAND EXCURSION ANU COTILLlUN PARTY
BY MOONLIGHT!
a Sss.era The public is respectfully in formed
that the iarge, airy and commodous
HasisssS<aasssS Steamer POCAHONTAS, Capt Hol-
lingshead, has been chartered by company of young
gantlemen for a Grand Moonlight Excursion aud Co
tIIion Party on THURSDAY EVENING, Aur 9th,
stopping at The County wharf, F. p, going and return
ing. Nothing has he n left undone by tho having
the excursion in charge, to make this the agree
able one of The season. Furing The evening there
will be sc veral Fancy Dances by Ladies and Cen
temen,
th3-RTCE'S FULL MILITARY and COTILLION
BAND is engaged for the occasion.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, REFRESH
MENTS, &c.. will be furnished at reasonable prices.
Mr.. G. A. SANKS, j., Ballet master
hls-Singe tickets so cents two tickets admitting a
gentleman and two ladies' To be had at the office of
the Clipper and Sun; at the dffereR Hotels and at
the boat on the evening of the excursion.
iy25-tufrn whist
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NABNIEL ID. Cha RK,
VU WATER STREET,
Cd door from Calvert,
S&2 has received his Spring supply Of Patent
VA Lever aud Lepine WATCHES, now Offers
IL n very extensive assortment of Watches,
AAassk3 wholesale and reaIi. COuatry merchants
ana citizens, who wish to purchase Watches, will
please examine the stock, all of which has heen re-
ceived by the late arrival from Europe. iylS
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NEW DAILY LINE Tu BELAIR,
1ruIrn nuuII ~ Nn Ill a L, II II %

NEW DAILY LINE Tu BELAIR,
CHURCHVtLLE AND II ARE . d
EaEEIsS5 FURNACE, via PerrymanSvilr, on the
seessissssssS Philade pha, Whining on and Baltimore
-qE-z[ssssss-Railraad. Passengers leave the Depot,
Pratt ST. EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays in
the sars at O'Clock, for Ptrrymansve; thence by
Stage, arriving at Bel Air By o"e o'clock.
Fare from Baltimore to Hartford Furnace IS
{" Churchville Sl.G0
" 81 Bel Air 90
07-Tickets must be procured at the office before
taking seats IN the cars. jpStf
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GRAND MooNLIG ava EXCURSION ANr

GRAND MOON LIGHT EXCURSION AND
COTILLION PARTY-TO COVE OFF ON
TUESDAY EVENING, August 4th.
ksesS~ a. The com Odiods Steamer PA
lA,,4t,4-sS TAPsCO, Capt. sANSER, has been
Co. SE.ti8 reU ressly fitted up for a Grand
Moonlight Excursion aud CoriiOn
Party down the Bay, on III ESDAY EVENING, 4th
Aug leaving Light srrel wharf at u O'clock stop
ping at tn" County wharf, F.P., gong and returning
The Committee who have charge of this excur
sion, iHtend to leave nothing undone TO render it the
most magnificent one OF the season, and all who may
favor them with their company may rest assured of
enjoying themse YES, without moestatou, from The
staring until the return of the boat to the city
E63- RICE'S celebrated MILITARY and COTIL-
LION BANDS have heen engaged for the occasion
Mr. &. q. PHILLIPS, Ballet Master
A3- CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS and RE
FKE5HMENrS, of every description, will be on
beard, at the lowest rates.
GI5- Tickets SO CENTS--to be had at the offices
Of the Clipper, sun aud Argus, and ut the Boat on
the evening of the excursion.
Capt. COSTlGAN,
Capt r. A. McALLISTER,
IA. SHANNON.
IA. ABORN,
T. LEWIS, Jr.
Capt. SANNER,
WIN. w. FOWLER, Jr.
J. w. KEENER,
Il. II. HALL,
Capt. SPEAR,
al 3t IsR1 j. VAN ROSSUM,
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Clerk nl Conn. nf Pnhlic Sc

CIeFK OF COm. OF Public Schools,
N. B.-The cSnmittne on Books, NC will meet on
MONDAY, the 10Th Of August at the same hour aud
place, to receive such Books may be offered by
booksellers fur Introduction into the Public schools,
and to xamine the same.
{h7- Publishers of Books and others, may send To
the Chairman Of the Book Committee, No, l67 w
Lombard street, such Books as they intend ffrrine
prior to the 10Th of August Jy2i-GO4t
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AMUSEM EN1S.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.dLYERT- SITS.
p. II. BARNUM, Proprietor.
TENTIS EVENING, August Sd, WILDE perform
= ed, the highly interesting Drama of the TWO
En-. Miss ALEXTNA FISHER. Ambrose Mr..
THAYER. nurDert, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Valentine,
Mr.. PHILLIPS. R0 e, Mrs. ALTEMUS.
Te conclude with the DAY AFTER THE WE'D
DING. Lady Elizabeth, Miss A. FISHER. Col.
Freel0ve, Mr. GALLAGHER. Lord Rivers, Mr..
WARD James, MIR. PHILLIPS. Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
THAYER.
G3-Tne MODEL OF VENICE is still exhibiting
in the Picture Gallery.
GO Abundance 20 cts., children under 10 years of
age, l2t cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. II
SHEW'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
- III BALTIMORE STREET, Baltic,
ZIG CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
MIR SHEW would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, with
Light expressly adapted for the purpose Of taking
uAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
He would particularly call attention to his facili-
ties for taking children, which are superior to those
Of any other establishment in the city
90 The proprietor intends giving his personal at
tenton to those who may favor him with a call.
ml-dtf
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
~ A

a RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
IA SELLING OFF AT COST! No SHAM:
am now selling off an entire stock, embracing
large assortment Of SUMNER and WINTER DRY
GOODS, the whole Of which must he sold off within
limited time and the prices are made very low 50
as 10 insure quick sales, Many Of the goods will b"
sold without reference 10 cost, for CASH ONLY!
House keepers, Country Merchants and Others
have now opportunity of laying in supplies Of Dry
Goods tosret advantage, the assortment being very
complete, ami the prices lower than at any oiaeT
hut to realize cash for all my goods early posi-
bic. HENRY w. COlKE, Agent,
MAO corner Hanover and Lombard streets.
BgUTTER! BUTTER We are now, fully
ID prepared 10 pack Rutter of the best quality AID
co.or. in the most desirable packages and il any
quantity, Tor foreign mar kes, on the lowest terms.
ISOLATION Y SONS,
mh5 l6Q Lombard street
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va ONTMORANCY Ii. PRICE.
WA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh2d-u No. 60 8. CALVERT STREET.
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nR. IT. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
~ FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Will perform all operations in his line in the best
style. Manufacturing his own Artificial Teeth, can
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH flied with Gold, 81 90
do. do. Silver, $50
EXTRACTING, 0.25
Teeth gold plate, warranted 10 fit and answer
the same naturr, at TO 80 per tooth. Please call
aud examine specimens. 90 DR. MANLf'S Once
has b. remayrd from corner of Pratt and Exeter
streets, 10 No. sc E. PRATT STREET. fel4-tf
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THNO TEACHERS. The Commissioners Of Pub
ri lie Schools nfthe city OF Baltimore, intending To
appoint Principals and Assistant Teachers in the Pr
lnaTy Schools, the committee Of examination will
meet on MONDAY, 10Th of august, at O'Clock, A.
NJ at The Male High School Room, corner of Fayeue
and Holiday sts, for the purpose of examining Male
candidates for such situations; and on THURSDAY,
the 18th of August, at the same time and place. for The
examination Of candidates for the siuali ms Of Pri
cpals and Assistants in the Female Primary Schools
Testimonials of character &C, can be lie with the
subscriber, at No 81 w. Fay cite street.
NH
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THNHE SECRET OF HEALTH
n Is BATHING!
Bates Patent Sliding Top SHOWER BATHS
Hip BATHS Slipper do
Leg do Spongng do
Foot ua,P IA

PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATHS; Travelling do;
Yankee do Boston do; Force Pump do; Valve do
Roman SeIz Baths, with Shower Bath and Force
Pump attached; Arm and Elbow Bathing Vessels;
Bathing Tubs and TrOughs, fur children; Bathing
Pam; Patent Flora Baths; Shower Baths, to hod
from to 30 gallons; Bath Tubs with and without
patent heaters aud >hnwers attached; Vapor and Me
dlcated BAH Apparatus; Bathing Caps, &c, making
decidedly the most extensive assortment of BATHS
tn be- had in the United States. They are 10 be- SELL
on the second flnor of our Warehouse, No. 10 BAL
TiMOkE STKEET, nearly opposite the Centre Mar
ket. {G5- A number of the above Baths patent
ed, and are to be had only of us.
jyS JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
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4 Il. j. STANLEY, from London, can b. con-.
NY suited daily for Rheumatism, Paralysis, and all
Nervnus affections, at his Office, No. SOUTH.
STREET. Advice Cratic to the poor, from to 10
d O'clock. mop fin
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EJNTILAIAN w. LEE, FAsMoNABLz Hail
w GUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-sT
iPnIemeu's RazOrs set al the shortest notice ala
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child of the Rev. s. K, Rowar;h, the well known
minister Off Methodist Episcopal Church. residing
Fits since BIRTH te has generally heen attacked in
the night and has erd tisSes been sDposed 20 be
dea5. The use Of the Galvauic Bracelets and Fluid
has caused their complete disappearance. The sys-
TEN being much weakened ty the attacks, the Galvan
&c Strengthening Plaster WAS recommended, which
was used with the happiest result.
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9 "SCu WIN WV hdppiSSt 'Csuit'
SEVERE RHEUMATISM,

Mr.. Moses Il. Wilson, No. lee Broome ST., New
Yo9'F, had the Rheumatism for several yeays, affect
ing him in the head breast, joints, aRd limbs where
The pain was excessive, often keeping him from bus
mess. MIR. Wilson states that his system entire
~ Frustrated, and he has often fallen down insensbe
in the street and would reel like a'dTHnken person
Two weeks after using the Rmgs and Fluid, be was
cured, and for more than eight months has had no
return of the complaint.
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FHyRAVELLTNG BASK ETs. large as
IA sortment Of yaions patterns and sizes, for sale
at reduced prices ut No. 10 N. CHARLES ST., mt ar
the new Methodist Church.
J,9lm G. Z. WETMoRE & co.
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n OHM w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYarTE ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-l
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EECT"PY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
VI made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, foD 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities. and
making il by steam power, is prepared TO fill large
orders at short notice.
NV. w. GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite BALI and Ohio R. K. Depot.
NPIUM. The subscriber has on hand a supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. w. GORDON,
No. 1872 West Pratt street,
ol3-eO opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
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WTTNEGAR HOUGE. genuine article, just
y received direct from France, a fresh supply u
Vinegar Poud'e and Saucer Rouge, with general as
sotTent of Perfumery. P. a. NTCKERSON,
iy5 No. So North Howard street.
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nj EW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only l2g cts
9 An invoice OF wide Lawns, received and open
ed at the very low price Of l2t cts per yard, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store.
le23 No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
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en- HEEP SKIN MATS. good assortment OF
~ Fine cn'orcn sheep Skin Mats, suitable for Par
lors Carriages, sc. Also MANILA DOOR MATS
various sizes. For sale at the "iIOuse Furnishing
Warerooms, No. 10 N. CharIes-st., near the Me.
thodist Church, opposite the Union Rank,
iyld C.. Z. WErMORE & co.
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Mrs. Laura johnson, No. liz Division street, Ne =
York, Was for six years troubled with distress in IT,
head, impaired sight and general weakness. She
81 ties, "Hy nervous excitement was sueh that the
slightest noise would throw into conYulsioas,-
For over year was so deaf that could scareel,
hear any enc speak. My life has aeeR c0nstaAty des
paired Of, and have often wished death to rellev,
my sHnerihgs." MTs Johnson has entirely recoveTe
by the Use Of the alvaRie Rings and Magnetic FLUID
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NWHgTE MILITARY GLOVES--A full
w assortment on hand and fur sale nv the sin
gle pair or DOZEN by JAMES VI aAIG,
VI fri I3J Bul.imUre-st.
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DIR. LEACH.
SURGEON DENTIST.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK.

IIIsVTIUU 50 rs 10 Uc ustIuI IN mNstlCi
Sl.50 to SO each.
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COMMISSIONS AVID FITS.
daughte of Orlando Moore, Esq, No.-Ctosby
81. opposite Nho'S Garden, New York, has been sub
jet to periorc cOnvusi Ms OF an animng character.
! he attacts were generally every mouth. Use was
made of the GaIvanie Necklace and Bands which
have nearly caused their cOmplete removal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

A Maiamoras correspondent Of the BAUM
Sun, referring to Inc various incorrect s'a.''-'''
OF The actions on The Rio Grande, sass
"Please correct the Richmond EnqaNe1 =
flag oil the Sih Infantry was not at al t'''
at the passage o. the Colofado-thal {! ~
U. S Infantry was The only one AMI ~ ~ -.
ard frs, taken from the Nexicans va I. :. +,
va,e soldier of the 9Th Infantry, VINO NAM =,
Capt. Scott, Of his Regiment, ~ WHOM "
borne to The General. We hear no.h''e -,
gallant Tea, performed BY Lieut.. Li6co.h :. 5,
slh Infantry, in The rescue OF Lieut.. Jo'da'. =.
was surrounded by party Of The enea'' = f.
and unassisled, Lieut. L. rushed sailan ! ) l.,
rescue, and with his satire, (no Iegu.a,"., KS.
s,icker) Glove open the heads Of iwo q Ne =. ;, -.
leans. killing them instantly and putting .. -.
10 fight-re.cuing Lieut. J. (who Tas s' ~. q
vounded) from moral danger. Such IS one o.. NJ.
several deeds of noble daring mat have soN'
recorded"
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BALTIMORE, luly -, LAD, ; ococs. 2 v.
TO The Edit0r 0f lie Imam:
The Editors Of the Baltimore SGn t7sr ,ioc.'
allowed me 10 peruss letter rrceigea y la.t
to-day, from on hoard IL. unred STATE $40 -
lomac, by The Princeton, al Pensacola. ealta ~
ly Is. From this letter. j, seems that The ief-f
skirmshins between The Mexicans ard ia~ '..'
ofihe squadron was OF quite serlou, oha'a'
On the first day, they obtained 5000 gallo,
water, and took with them bullock, wnich (.
had killed; The Mexicans they met with re'e'
10 take pay for il, as ii did not belong TO them
On The second day, as The boats reachsd =
shore, they were salued with heavy shove z
musket-baIls from The bushes and having ~ ar
muniiion with them, were compelled u IeIf,ai
the Princeton. Alter obtaining supply 'neG r
turned 10 The shore, and few well directed sse' ;
from The Princeton scattered he cGenS ~
secured several thousand more calloss q ~at'
without molestalion. This was keql ~ =! .as ,
days, until $4,000 gallons Of wa,e' "t's !. 49,,
On the last day, the Mexicans We Y ., ~.
numbers 10 the chapparel, and ops.ee =.
fire on the boats but several shells ifcm y -.
gale struck in The midst Of them, can''"- s..
havoc, and killing, according TO the Me1'ee" T,
counts, eigteen men bit one America ne
Perry, belon ging 10 the Princeton, was @e''',
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Correspondence OF lhe Baltimore Sun ]

Correspondence OF Ihe Baltimore Sun
PHILADELPHIA, .Iuy - : T
Mr.. Graham, the proprietor ofrhc Norm ~
rican, was this afternoon arrested by ~ ~-rs~''
al A rms Of The Senate, and started r. H7s'r.
Ton in the evening train The cause q 4 s sat
is understood TO be the publication u' ID org
treaty and accompanying documents. vtel =
supposed To have been puroined by srs T
from the Senate Chamber, or else turrsre'
him for publication by some member Of lh- s.
ate.
We have had clear and pleasant, day, 'he
not very oppressive, and The mercury mila's
Ing respectful! distance from blood he: y !.
thermometer.
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UPPER APPOMATTOX CoNPA.N,i4:. IN,
THE Trustees of this plny haze f''..,.,,es psy-
dend of ten dollars per share on ~, -. -, ca nc
able at the Once of the Company, IN q
18th day of next month, august ana 49, n ias
three dollars per share the new stors' pgro>.
18th January, le47 49,, :. =. l. 4, 6
July 2l-c5t ilsatGs
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Clemens Of interest and his own sagacly
for The selection Of his pursuits and The re-
wards OF his industry. II aims, too, a, the de-
yelopment OF the peculiar resources and gifts
with which each people and cline have been
endowed BY Providence, and the free inter
change and communication of the blessings Of
all among The family of man. lis only the par
tisl extension OF a system peculiarly our own
DisclailD;ns reliance on the experiments of older
nations. the gentleman from Massachusetts has
deGcd us here, in this "our Young America" 10
afford an illustration ofhe benfcence ofree trade.
WHY, sir us mos, glorious illustrations are every
where around and about Us. Despite The marIirg
influences Of The partial, sectional legislation
of the protective system TO the perfect freedom
of trade and exchange between The States Of This
Union, guaranteed by our glorious Constitution,
more than TO any other single cause are 10 be as
cribed the wonderful development OF the re-
sources and The progress in wealth and happiness
of the people of The respective States of our
Union. Linked together BY the chain Of mutual
and reciprocal benefits the States are more s!roHs
ly cemcnlcd and bound, each 10 all, through The
noble iDsirumenai.ies OF fFee-lrade, than even By
community OF blood and tongue, and III the noble
memories Of The past and proud prospects Of The
iniure. The movement OF Inc age Is 10 freedom
of trade. We have just sten The recognition OF
- Wi~oo.i anu AuS uloi'hioi VI 80 JuS'sS " OuS
Of the greatest and most sagacious of nations
The unwise restrictions OF a ruder age are being
unloosed from the oppressed and starving mil
lions Of Europe; and with strong limbs and ex-
uliant hearts they are rendering 10 their fellows
The world over the privilege Of reciprocal ex-
change and mutual blessing. Not sir, in the
"phrensy OF philanthropy" but in the spirit at
once of sober calculation and Of enlarged wis.
dom, We hail and applaud this great movemeH.
of human progress Ii is to be the blessed in
slrumentali!y Of more cordial understanding
and stable peace among The nations Of the earth.
Their rivalry is TO be not Of war and conquest.
but in the arts Of peace, the extension of trade,
The exchange Of their respective gifts. And free
trade will no. shave accomplished its perfect
work" until, under the guidance of universally
difused commerce, The Baptist Of modern times,
making straight The paths OF the Lord" The world
shall rejoice in the advent Of hoier civilization
and purer Christianity.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-07
For the Union,

~ .--1---.-,a ~, III. charote commissioners,
the unfortunate Cherokees have, after several weeks
aborious investigation, this evening agreed upon
treaty, which this morning submitted TO the
President, and received his approval prior c ts con-
clusion.
We have not time to give the particulars, but I'M
derstand that it's most important article provides for
general amnesty and free pardon of all past offences
and resentments among the contending parties They
will hereafter try to live in peace together. The
government agrees to make fair settlement of the
six million six hundred and forty-seven thousand
dollars appropriated carry out the treaty of 1885,
and fix certain basis for excluding all improper
charges They also agree to give the western Cher
okees one-third part much as the nett balance
which will be left for per capita division among the
emigrants who went west prior to the treaty OF
1895 This is far from satisfying their expecta.
tons, but they yielded to the terms as measure oil
peace.
Those known the treaty party get one hundred
thousand dollars, and the families Of each Of the
murdered Ridges, and Of Elias Boudnot, get five
thousand dollars. S27 900 is given to the Chero-
kee nation to pay for national apoliations
Some three questions Of great importance to the
Chcrokees, though ofsmal importance to the United
States, are referred to the Senate, which, il allowed
! in favor Of the Cherokees, will make the treaty
much more acceptable to the Cherokee people. W.
| trust that, as the Cherokees have now made peace
the Senate will be disposed to act literally; and hu
manity requires that il should receive their mmedi
ate ratification, and that the small appropriation
required under the treaty will be made before Con
gress adjourns.
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that one tho stopping machine shops has "huns
cut black flag from Us wailsn'
And now, in view Of what we have quoted from
the Tribune, the explanation of the matter is quite
at hand appears that this stopping and suspend.
ing, and curtailing, is not aH-not quite ala pre-
mature panic got up Ota Of due SEASON. There is a
smack Of prescription in it as well. Ii has a small
black drop OF manufacturers discrimination agains
democrats. The "bIaek flag" tells the truth Of the
story in more cases than one. The screws are to he
turned down on the anti-tarifites II is the old
bank trick, unlessoned by sad experience, and play
ing itself over anew!
The Augusta Age portrays the future course Of
the tariif-oEl942.men quite wildly in the following
paragraph
"The campaign Of 1886 is fairly opened in the ma
ton. The leaders of the federal party at Washing
ton have settled upon the issues on which the con-
testis to be fought, and pitched the key note Of the
tune to which these issues are 10 be sung. The
great question on which the wings Of the nation
going before the people is the tariff This great relief
measure is TO be denounced from the Capitol at
Washington, by all the federal stump orators in the
nation, by every federal journal in the country,
and in every steamboat stage coach, and grog-shop
in the land The panic cry of ruin is to be again
was led through the land in 1910, is to be again
brought forth, and followed by federal tenders with
dismal howlngs, is to be again exhibited in our
villages and cities"
That is the case exactly "Ths pale stalking horse
DIsrREss"-a phantom steed by the WAYS, as the
Age says, in active training by the wings for run, or
a parade, rather throughout the and-and TO com
plete the figure, we may add, he is to have rRoscmr
rIos for rider
Well, be it SO, if SO the wings will have it! The
democracy has met and vanquished these tactics be-
fore. If the manufacturing capitalists choose wage
this war the hardhanded labor Of the land to
tain, in the teeth Of the constitution, an unjust,
oppressive, and odlous tax law, and to prevent a
great measure of relief from having fair trial, why
let them do H. and be the peril on their own heads!
Labor toiH meet them al The poiisi |