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by n. GREEN, .a.rtio,,eer.

by n. GREEN, y4tsctiOneer
SPLENDlD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
~ TuRE AT AUCTION.--On Wednesday, the 2Sth nst
al 10 o'clock, shall sell, the residence OF gentle
man declining housekeeping, the OF ~ and
Streets Uie flag will designate the house) lot ot the
superior household furniture offered recently in this city.
ennnieratc In part, very superior
Mahogany chnrs, satin cover, and late style
DO Rockers with satin and velvet covers
DO Otomans to match chairs
DO Lounge and cane-seat chairs
DO Sideboard Of the costly and finest work
manship ieil
Do Marbe-top bureaus and washsands and toilet
Do and maple bedseads and curtains
Imperial, BRUSSELS, and other carpets
do do rings suit carpets
mantle clocks, with glass shades, very handsome and
good time keepers @ t
Large glass candeabras, very rich .#..H1 ll.s
large glass mantel-lamps with drops
Mantel ornaments with shades f.f.- .ll. IS.
Moreen window curtains and ornaments and shades
Down beds and hair mattresses, blankets, &c
Isc walters, fine English cut glass
Very henyy-plaed urn, tea and coffee pots, Nc
Solar, hail. and other lamps, plated candlcstcks and
shutters s"S-t.'. ST p. tttha TX -Ht
Brass tenders and andirons, shovel and tongs &c
it'll many other articles, among which is good lot OF
kitchen requisites, not necessary TO enu1nerate
The attention OF the citizens of this community partcu-
larry called to the sale of this furniture, is most beant-
fil and Of the finest and best workmanship.
Terms: All sums of and under Ss25 cash Ss25,
credit OF two and four months for satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest.
April 23-dts A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption TO any
stands within the townships above enumerated Is required
establish the the satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver of the proper land otice and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this notce and
before the day appointed for the commencement oil the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract eaimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited -
Us RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April 9-laNyl3w
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receiver Mineral Point together with maps which the
location OF each is designated; all OF which viii be
subject the examination thosew ishing purchase.
JAMES II PIPER,
Acting Commissioner the General Land Office.
26,v
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lust arrived much sought-after quality Of
j white pine, "A understandable and panel seasoned
small lot onfy-the only lot however, in the market
few barrels of caIcncd plaster.
IIenlock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned ~ select cus.
The above is inst landing Those who to buy cheap
will find an advantage give a call before sts led
into the yard TO be Piled A)HN PUhL1
Lurnber-yard, 7ti street, Centre marnU',
Mar 26-co.ItN law3w
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NICHAKD vi. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Notice to presumption Claimants.

Notice to prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right OF presumption to any
lands within the limits of the townships above enumera
ted, required establish the to the satisfaction OF
the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and
make payment therefor practicah after seeing
this notice and before the day appointed for the commence
ment of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner oil the General Land Office.
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A CARD.-WALTER HARPER IL CO., Pennsylvania
"A avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets would take this
method olnioming their friends and purchasers generally
that they have received and opened this day another large
and beautiful assortment Of
Rich French silks, bereges lawns, gnghams, and quad
rifle and canels' hair paids, Ia new ar,icle)
Rich embroidered robes of material
Also, British and domestic goods in great variety.
BONNETS, PARASOLS, AND SUNSIIADES.
We have opened choice assortment of ladies' straw
and boys eghorn hats parasos and parasoets in great
variety, some Of very beautiful green glace.
We respectfully invite all to call as above.
Anil
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CoLLEcron's OFFICE, WILMINGTON, Delaware,

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
April nth, 1917.
NOTICE 10 underwriters ship-osyners mariners,
merchants and Others. Notice is hereby given, that
the lighthouse tower Cape May will be removed, and
the light suspended and after the LIST day of May next
and until il be reconstructed and ret, due notice oil
which win be given. HENRY HICKS, Collector
April 24--tl4w
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Also four tracts of land situate in the District of Coluni-
bia the side of the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac
being parts of large called Baylys Purchase and
numbered and designated in plat thereof recorded among
100, folio 49, NC, follows. viz; 1IIs y. 49,
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rrHE Invniid's Orace.By Doctor Kitchner, author Of
i the Cooks Oracle. In volume, new edition.
April 6-3t II. TAYLOR
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MADAM DYyERNOIS Cap Manufaoturer, I3ih
tl street. Pennsylvania avenue, beg leave to inform
her that she has reopened her which has
been closed for time of Illness and
would respectfully direct the attention of her friends
supply, recently received, of patterns of ladies riding
capsas well caps OF the newest fashion for gentemen
the modeate prices heretofore Orders for the
same thankfully received by
April 2I-3ls MADAM DYVERNOIS,
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DARAsOLETs.-We have Just received 200 parasolets
OF all qualities and prices, among them few rich dark
green, and many other desirable coors which invite
the attention of the ladies'. ID. CLAGETT IL Co
April I9--3if
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MADAM DYvERNoIS.

old CAPITOI..-H. V. HILL, respectfully informs resi-
W dents and ransients, wishing healthy residence dur
ing the heat and dust of city that his honse open for
boarers by the day, week. month, situated Immediate
comnlodating. April 22-3ts
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-T,IIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New

rTNIIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
L Yorls.--This and beautiful French paper com
mencng Monday, April 6, will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, the moderate of SO year;
S3 for six months; ST. 50 for three months.
Devoted the of democracy, liberty of religion and
social nneoraton, its columns will contain the
copous commercial, administrative, and Judiciary
both worlds consisting of productions unpublished even in
France; scientific agricultural critical and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, NC
The moderate price, both Of subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest of the
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States.
Agent, j. MiCHARD,
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t'~Nos ~ooDsI Fancy Goods LIVERY description OF
new aud fashionable fancy goods gloves, and perfume
~, JUS received and opened mt j. H. GBBSS Ornamental
nue.. A nril o0-atf
yhaAT INVENTION Baby Jumper Tho above
ufeu and elegant assistant the nursery for sale j.
H. GIBBS , Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store Pennsyl-
April 20-3tf
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ID EPORTERS VANTED.-The undersigned is desi-
N OF securing the services of several experienced
pliers during the session of Congress- and will
be happy receive communications the subject until
the Isl OF August Gentlemen who reply this adj
vcrtisement Will please state qualifications and references
fully possible. Communications to be post paid and
addressed TO "Dr J. A, IIoUsToN, New York"
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1877
Mar l5-dtlAug tlntell
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MFRS. h. HILLS VIII open Spring Millinery Sat-
VI urday, April 10, at 10 o'clock The ladies invited
10 examine her goods her millinery establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th Streets me-
datcy opposite Walter Harper's dry goods store.
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Public Sale Of Lots near tho city
Washington.

DY VIRTUE of the several deeds hereinafter reced will
ID be sold at public aucon in the city Of Washington
Wednesday, the 10Th of May next, 1Oi O'Clock, M,
the auction of A. Green the following lots in the city
of ASH % wit
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TTALF Mourning siilxs--We have now opened pieces
IL style baltmounng glace silks, lnst imported,
April 23--3tf ID CLAoEII ~ W.
N JIss POLK can accommodate permanent and tr"n-
Nl seut boartlers that large and double house on
street. door TO the Exchange Hotel one square o
Pennsylvania avenue, and near TO ~ street.
April 1876
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me lands embraced by the above proclamation of the
rugii OF Tie United States contain many of the most
"nle ead mines actually opened and worked which
W ye Deeh discovered and from indications ON the snr-
aid experiments made in digging, II Is believed that
oihefs equally valuable exist and may be explored at
\ Iiling expense.
from The great number of these mines, il would be inn
upabe TO give adequate idea OF their character and
eaugYn' without extending this notice beyond proper
S II Is sufficient state that they situated IN the
uon o. country bounded the south by the Illinois State
NJ, u lhe West by the Mississippi rivers on the north by
arawn nearly parallel to the south side OF the Wis
ver; at the average distance OF ten or twelve miles
bullon and ON the east by meridian line passing
|ough the sources OF Sugar Creek, the whole district
eng surface equal to about sixty full townships All
4, @ hclilues Tor transporting the products TO mar
e Afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers,
ueir tributaries the Blue Grant, Platte, Pekaonika,
one rivers by which the district is intersected.
@ above district was explored by Dr. Owen, the geoo
~ tne State OF Indiana, under instructions from the
ssuy department, and in compliance with resolution
NC House Of Representatives, passed the 9th of Februa-
oS The able report of this gentleman published in
~ with the charts and illustrations, (Senate document
W. LIST session, 18th Congess contains precise inlor
aon as TO the location of each mine, and shows that in
~ The lead ofIinois Iowa. and Wisconsin, though
ty partially worked produced upwards OF thirty million
a1ds oilead, of which those in Wisconsin, nappears
hed the larger proportion and further, that the whole
suct II properly mined would yield one hundred aud
Y million pounds per annum
acuar lists of the sections and parts of sections be
ed at said sale have been furnished TO the register and
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DOARDING.-MRS. w. MANN, formerly of Philade
ID phia Place. lth and streets, having fitted that
large and conmodious house Pennsylvania avenue two
doors OF Jackson Hall, prepared for the recep
ton of boarcers. The house has undergone thorough
pair the chambers airy of good sze and handsome
" furnished
The whole arrangement is such give boarders
quiet and pleasant home, at moderate charges.
A 2l-end2M
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I,,Ofs RENT three-siory brick house. containing
Il rooms with pantries closets and clothes and
good dry cellar and pump in the yard together with
cry convenience make pleasant residence. The house
nearly new and has been painted and papered through
out, and ready for The rent will be very
low n good tenant
Two furnished parors very large and two chambers,
all well furnished, and will be rented low.
The above property few yards from the State Depart
nen and in full of the Presidents house on street,
l5tn. d. A. GARDINER.
April I7--eolw
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NEW GOODS.-The subscribers are now receiving
IN large supply of new goods purchased lately in New
York at very reduced prices, and they will offer them at
small advance the cost. We have now open in dress
materials
!, rich embroidered silk berege dresses
do File de Chene dresses, with vistes
, D ,icb prcnadinf do do do
10 dress patterns, rich plaid File de Chene
10 embroidered linen DE Craze dresses with visitos
10 pieces silk bereges, new style
20 do styles bcreges, assorted !.
30 do do printed jaconets, certainly beauli-
ful otof goods
10 do small spotted French inusins, genuine
Embroidered Tareton dresses, &c.
pieces styles French cbintes
With many other and desirable goods to which we
particularly invite the attention of the ladies.
: April 23-3tif ID. ClAGEII az W
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IJOUsE-FURNIsHING Goods Cost.-The subscri-
ber being about close his business will dispose of
his for cash Persons in of hosekeep
ing articles will find this chance obtain bargains
G. W. BOTELER, jr.,
April 2l--6teoif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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lLhCA Lace shnsvIs.We have Just received 10 black
- lace shaws, assorted prices.
April 23--3tif d. CLAGETT az co
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~ ,,rsuance of an act of Congress, approved on the
~ h Jov of July 1876 entitled SAN ACT 10 asthorze
- prcs5~ Of The United States sell the reserved min
liands ID the States of Illinois and Arkansas and lefr
49, II Isconsin and Iowa, supposed 10 contain lead
n JAMES X POLK, President OF the United States
~ America DO hereby declare and make KNOWN mat
Oh ~ sale win he held AT the land Office at MINERAL
PnINT in the Territory of Wisconsin, commencing ON
MoNpiY the txen-iourth day of May next for the dis
III Of the following sections and parts OF sections OF land
forcoore reserved from sale embracing valuable lead
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--------,--
ELUCAlE1lIh PEOPLE,

MEN Of wealth. men Of lrsrnlng, ,pOu'
instructions upon the heads OF The p opIt
you owe them that baptism. Look
It rhp gulleI hstIesa, shoele", snd al.
nsked, he is part Of our k,"gj par;
# our soverignry. Should he not re-
ceive sovsre,gn's education? Should
oe nol be prepared for the throne our
INSTITUTIONS have given bin? There lie
Il gem ~ every human form; let the dl'
4mood be polished, and IT viii shine in
roth and beauty. There is still in the
Tos, debased "a beam ETHEREAL, lhougt
.ulled and dishorned, still divine. .'-AnC
nur motto should he--Teach and habit,
Inale the people TO make a right use ot
,he faculties which God has gwen them
md then uu.l them fearIessy to them.
selves Give dehocracles education,
md freedom ol seton, sud lhen 'Ie
Them alone
,Unpdu.ared mind, ia educated VIC,
for God made man TO know. II" l.
l,he creature Of instruction; for IN rlgh
Isdvc,lion lhtre isa divine sIthy ymy
which lurns alI lhe baSer patIs o! man
,a,ure into gold. We are told by 'h
pc,enls sInst as soon as 'hr e s'r'ys u
I,1a morning sUn fell upon the Statues u
lismnon, it sent up mn'lc. i ls Ate
he fist r,ys Of koowledse t''t upo'
oan rnar his nature discusses harmony
-,lI b i1fe is the Jaikners OF bstbt
ism.
i can see that wickedness |esds +
] misery, ys' ge'y f'w fnd on 'hs' whlc
h. toptly ceT's1n that ignoraoce 'eso
? misery, aud misery to "'Sk'dne'
IDr Johnson waP once a,krd:-" Who
P ne mos, miserable msu?' and the repl
5f the ssgo wss; ''hol man who conn'
lcesd on rstoy day The writer W
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III. WEBB, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,


! mocrscy, as essential 10 the preservation
of our liberties, it i5your duty, fellow
Icilizans, 10 oppose IN Undivided front II
lyour enemies in the approaching pollli
cal contest, and 10 feel and exhibit ths
steady confidence and zss that jus
cause cannot fail to inspire, 10 ensure
he triumph OF your candidates. and you
priociple'.
1t is very apparent that the Fedora
Wing party are exceedingly anxious to
bring The Democratic parry Of PennsyI'
vsnis 10 hostile collision with the De-.
mocrscy OF the Union, upon certain
points Of policy, moi yet perhaps, well
understood BY all, and the impruden'
citation Of which might De fatal 10 lhp
general harmony. The object Of this
|erceeding anxiety 10 bring about The
'oIllsIon, is too spparen, 10 need further
.x,,,o.,ioo pan,syivsDi, has M ,rue
,,o,s., ioooo.i.,so, wi,h the o.ouioe
,s,e,,, orhe, e;s,sr State.
O,, oI,,,ou, did conmnowe,l,h h.,
oL.,,,',,,,o ;o,,r.s .b,,l srorld ,,.o.
ho.,Ia ,r;,nla ,o,y,,ls h.
,,s,, D.moc,.,ic C.muv oC ,he lIoioo.
~, oD tho coo,,,,v !, is ,c.rrc,f,yrv
boI;ovod u,,,,,. m. ,,u. , ,hrv Of ,n,
~ uo,,,o, oC,,o whola Uo,a, =. =,
.,.,s,,,o -, coD ,oo ,,oaaoca on, cor
.,,,n ,,,.,,.ord a.. h,vo ,i,h,.,o dis
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT
SJUrH SIDE or MAIN, FEW DOORS 81
Low MARKET STREET.
TERM (:

The C1LUNBIA DEMOCRATwiRL' u
pqbi,tsd euery Saturday morning, a
TVO DOLL8RS per annam PoyoJh
hdf yearly in advance, or 1,oo Dolla7
Ehg is,ifnotpaid within The ge0r
No Subscription wiH be taken for a shOrie'
period Than aiE months; nor dng discon
tiauancs permiHed,mti all Grreoroges
are discharged.
8DVERTISENE VS. not ercerding .
square wiH be conspicuo"sly insericda'
one Dollar for the frstthree Insertions
and TDeaty-fUe cents for ercrN suJSe'
guent Insertion. a-T-.A Hber0' discoon
o,qFs 10 those mho advertise Jyhegeor
LETTERS addressed on business ma"
he post paid.
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one passing through park, and s,v
. nailed 10 one of he trees tbs warnins 9
J I-'AlI dogs found in this park will b
shot "A friend who was with u,, re-
marking, 'unloss dogs can reed they ar,
pretty b dIy of here.' Now God h.,
oo' only written his laws upon The Ireer
ibul in the STARS and lhe flowers; his Iaw.
are sboye us anu beneath uS, on oul
fright and Oh oar lefl, and if man is no.
able 10 read. he is pretty badly off here
worse of Than The dog, far ne dog hs.
a master 10 read for him; but m,n hs.
no master between him and his God.
A maxim, Of more truth and re,
than any remember ever 10 have seen
was thrown Of BY British eta esmau-
Iby man who was in learning vivid va
ned and philosophcs', and who in oon-
Versaion threw out more gems, spark.
ling and b'i!lan, as they come, than any
other man OF his age, lis profoond
|aporhegm was that 'Eduration as Me
cheap dsjence qf natiOas' And if
might put lruism by the side Of this,
| would ,'y, it is cheaper to edu"ae lht
'oi NJ mind, than TO support aged crimi.
.nal. Yes, bestow The penre on com.
mon schools, and say pounds on pris
ons Man was not made 10 bq sent to
prison, bn' to be educated: end she
very worst use you can put q man 10 is
to hang him. Neither isa man a Hu.
man Poor Box into whose mouth we are
10 drop few cents daily. 'The iGno
rant child left TO grow up dafkening in
10 The deeper ignorance Of mephood
with all h' jealousies, and its n'rrow
miodedne.s and its superIilons, and i's
penufy of eojoy nenis: poor amid he in
elIsclusI and moral riches of The un
verse; bind in this spIended tempt,
which God has Iighcdl up, and iamsh
ng amid lhe pro'u,sons ofonniposnce
y, s0e for sh1ss " ho aampIe on me mlno
~ f,,,f,l 1l,;r,i A.,
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E.xsAssE-;sgs

Hs lha, putIe.h Bibis 1910 the hands Of
cbiId gives him mare !hsn alnsiom--
or giVes bin key 70 lbs tIssi50 Of
hesveH.
II rs--A misitess Vhom 10 siI oss
and sul believe. though sss has often d,s
ceive3 us. bseauas es o,sso b. h,onv
without her
In making some people EsIurs appears
10 haes msis a mistake. Inssad Of The
hear, being sof, rnt the head lard. /. 10
vice versa
No man vac svst esN down by Tho H..
justice OF fortune, unIsss he had hsfore sut.
Tered himself to bs deceived bv her f.vors
Every msn hath HE circIss Of possible
les both intellectually and morally, beyond
winch he may not eseriy co sny mote lAsp
m snmaI which is ,sshssi--su, ist him
rug hard and pPrseveringly al ,ha rspe--
nLhke the snImsFs, II will ieRgtheu for
ever.
H. is brsvs man Who ltcmbies NOT
when re weeks al m'dn'gh. through the
dark silent chamber Of bis heart
OfsIl tho t'iesu MANS passion, play him
that is shou' the canningesr, when he is
persuaded Ihs' he ia governing even a,
s'e ssns time he % grsifyirg them:
!, Tbiuk 'Ulos before YOU speak once
or al least shiuk once before you speak
twice.
). Above al, other bad men avon, liar
/ for not without vsson wss ,hs dsyii
named The Faiher Of Les. 81
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DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS

The following adlress was unanimously
adopted by the Democratic DeIrga'fs II
the 4h Of March Convcn'ion:
FRLLow Citizens OF Pennsylvania;
Having fulfilled the important trusts com
ni,ed BY you to our charge, in nominating
candidates TO be supported for Governor nj
the Commonwealth, ani Canal Commits
sioner, in October next, we respectfully
submit to your examination, the consIcera'
,ions that haze guided us in our selection,
and which we respectfully apprehend' may
have some influence in your decision. We
are fuIIy convinced thst the essential well
fare and liberty Of the people OF IhsNepno'
iic are in the keeping Of the Democratic
Republican part Of This Unon-and 'ha'
whenever the day shall arrive ,bai that par
tv is finally overlhrown, and the power IN
this country ra'ses into the bards Of us ="
tagonjsls, the cause o( rational liberty VII
he extinct here. Impressed with This can
yic,i)n, we consider il our duly, aaj ihe do
ty of every true DJmncr4, aud friend t.
liberty, tn devo,e hls brs Ihou Phs and hls
mos, faithful exprinu' to retain aud cOniln-
ne mower in the honds OF the people, and
10 make every reasonable sacrifice to sur
nor, tfn cause, to establish and sustain
which our fathers pcr,lcd their lives, 'he'r
fortunes, and then sacred hanof.' II there
be sny truth that should be written in let
,ers oil burning light and be kept always
before the eyes o. people lha, would be
free, i, is this, shat The price Of liberty ls
eternal vigilance It is an important Arkh
verified too frequently in the short history
of ,hrs, get favored, country thai whenever
The enen .es OF The Democratic cause have
succeeded to power, they have impressed
some papable wrong upon our country
inflicted some violence upon popular rights
Or left some blot upon OUT institutions
,ha, wears of prudent and just administration
could not eftce.
The cruel wrong done to the soldiers and
pario,s Of our Revolution, by the iniqn'ious
funding system of 1889, The alien and seGI
ton law of l79S, and the appointment oI
the midnight iudges-lhe establishment OF
She United STATES Bank 10 1915, "bIrh has
retarded ,he natural prosperity ot our coun'
try, and particularly that OF P'nn'yI'so'a
for at least fly years; Tor ii WAS upon hF'
,ba, HE chief caIlmiy fell and spread Z
moral blight over our country, more pen''
Cious in It's consequences lhsn lhe taste o
the forbidden msnna-and last nor least
in the catalogue, passing over mary oIhp
instances Of hsgrant abnse1 "h'ch II ~ou''
be tedious and painful 10 recount, the pas
sage Of Tue ner'"us Bankrupt ac' OF 1912
,he most snpeudou. fraud that was eve
soempIzrd by legislative enacImeI', a"
,hi,h s,rucb a, rhr vrss Of morality ao
,o,a r.i,h among mpn. These are come ,
he bupr consequences Of the ImpTnd'nr
Of a free anG rslion people in permI'ur
,Le ,nIe Of herr destiny 10 fall Ioio tn
hands Of those who hold in con'emp1 III
sacred principles of rqnaI rights.