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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

This is TO Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has Obtained
from the Orphans Cour, of said county, lei
ters of Administration OIL the personal es-
tate OF Charles g Brosius late OF said county
deceased. All persons having claims
ngans, the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on
Or before the Gath day of July 1881 ,her
may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons in
debtet 10 said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment 10 the subscriber
Given under our hand this 17lh day Of
August 1850.
CAROLINE BROSlUS
ISAAC N. BENJAMIN.,
AIm'rs
5SD-G.,
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.T.g!sCs
BARGAINS. BARG.llNS!.
Fall and Winter I}ly Goods.

TE7llE subscriber has just received from Phila-
T. dolphin, u new supply Of Fa and Nmicr
Dry Goods, consisting Of broad CuthS. plan
black aud fancy Cas>imrrcs, fancy Doe SKINS,
mhcy Nrstng Cashmere Nrsrngs, prl black
and fancy siatins, plain black aud fancy Crava,s
Emhrodcres Of all kinds, spenccrs, collars,
thread cotton edgings and lnscrtngs
French Engs and Amcrcah Lawns, Chin'z
cs and Glughairs, II general assortment ui' Shaw Is
aud iluslcry,--a full supply "fD"mrslic Gonds.
Linen Shcctmgs and ShirtmgS, Irish and Table
Linens, blcachcd and brown shooting and Shirt
ing Muslns,
WELRY. Clocks, Watches, Brc ist- pins,
Silver Combs Head ornaments. Rlnus, &c.
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, and
IA general variety Of Hardware, Cutlery aud
Quccnsvare.
The Public are respectfully invited I, call
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where, as he is determined to sell low for Cash
or Country Produce. Respectfully.
I. a. TAYLOR.
North Ea.t aug 3l-lw
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f1 LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
I'll Ever. Just received lot Of
ssEa-R 50 cheap GUMS from auction and
n are now selling very cheap af
STRANGERS, S. Il. cor, Sec
ond and Pine SITS, Philadelchia--Men's for
5octs, Women's 25cts, and Children for II i-2
cts Old Gums mendcd or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheuy-A liberal discount to dealers
Don't forget 1T is the Lowell corner of Sec
ond and Pine Sis, Philadelphia
Feb 2 '50-6In
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Groceries. Groceries.

Groceries, groceries,
THROWN & MCINTYRE, have in Store
Dprrme MARACAlBO, LAGulRA,
and RIO, COFFEE; Cubn MoIasses, Porto
Rico and New York Syrup, ia very supe-
rior article,) fresh supply OF Jenkins y
Co., superior packed Young Hyson, I'M
perial, and Black Teas. may 20
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with large proportion of good woodland
-t~~N The Improvements consist o
EaI;:sA House and good Barn, and
lssea other out-buildings, pump
s-..iiiEi;sIss0 of good water at the door, ano
it is well watcrcd with streams running
through it and convenient to landings OF
Plum creek and Elk River. The above
is situated 81 miles from Elkto
on the road to Turkey Point, cecil county
Md. 1t is considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Persons
wishing to view the property, will plear
call on the subscriber residing on the proI
ertv. BURBEDG BROCK.
March 23rd, 1880 TT.
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ELECTRIC CYURN.

Va AkRANTED to make Butter ont of new
w Milk Or sweet Gre, m, in rom 4 to 10 min
utos The utility and simplicity Of these Churns
make them desirable article to tarHers and
duirymen, whose attention we would Particular
" invite to them Ohv,ailng many old difficult
ties and possessing various new advantages, We
doub, not they will wherever tried, dlsPlace III.
former models hitherto invented.
This patent received the premium at the late
Agricultural exhibition in Baltimore; it aIss took
the premium at the last New Castle county
Fair, and wherever it has been tried, it has in
variably been admitted 10 be superior TO every
other churn now in use.
The subscriber having purchased ftom Chap
man Warner the exclusive right OF sad patent
for Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these churns from any one except him
or his authorized agents A orders for churns
addressed (post p,id) 10 the snbscriher, at North
East, will he promptly attended to.
They also can be had Of his agents Joseph
Hancs &. Son, Brick Meeting House
!. F May, EIhton. ~
CHAS T. T. FOSTER.
North East, May 18TH, lS5o--ly
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ATTENTION
TIE subscriber begs leave to return his SIN
ccre thanks 10 kind public, for the patrontg
received for twenty years, as
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER,
and promises to continue to make any reasona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation OF all those
who may desire to pcrpetuate such patronage.
lie also continues to act as
LAND AGENT,
or all those who may confer on him such agency
JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil CO., Md 10 eft.
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I'D britannia Fluid Lamps, Nen,tian Window
DShales of all Sizes for sale by VIM. FELL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

A1OTlCE Is hereby gwen to TIC creditors o.
IA John N, Y. Ryan, that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor ana ,h"i
1.-The twenty first day Of Octohcr, beng the INST
hsv of our county court next succeeding Tins daic
daih been set rpart for the final hearing IN ms
haso, where his creditors may attend ana 'ht"
" '",'ss ;rauy they have, why final discharge
caal, not be granted said debtor
'""'' Test. K. c. HOLLYDAY, elk
~, ga OF Cecil county Govt
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Y0E.. IX."".%0. 1s2

up O.. r..-ea. 0f Fahrenheit VIVA. is then L...
.safys.s done. and the men who tuw,rteI
large msiorty Of 'hr people repfessuts-lves 9a
Nyley rT v7Eas.0Gs opposition % tse deii1srlte
c,attf, 4iDn %. Tue most mp t.at tIsiaess %.
the session. a. tle earliest ,Os.b.r WI nen' mas
r-if upon u that they ave Tot cry losing th-.-
ia0ca abused political power 1.t also Iersola.
sympath.. TIE feeling oi tle Colltvy North and
south IS 'O- q preservstlol ~ tae Federal mon
Zoe people var, ro sg-t,I calculations ~ j., "a l"
.r rasU assertions rcIardiur ne wortLiessless as
help e. regulate their conduct II hss made tne
Americans mighty nation. uhabit.ns ove-y
Country %. yas. cxten. All % n.s.ca.so.e o..
sources ard they III. carry olr the 'rra' fes sf n'
thor lustrous .orestnc~s 20 esfsO sd Liberty va
solid foundation 0, honesty aud Intelligence. 80
spite oi e.i the lrl.8matlo. Of al tie dem aeorue,
lA creation
send Son Senator r GiCa bill .rDm tue Lant
Commit ee. ~ provide for the clustr1ctOn OF
Snip Canal around the + ais 81 - Mary IA Mich!
gan q Great work that. much required could not
cost much bat would be exceed ug. useful ~ tie
shipping which nav gates that nj test q Inland
fresh water seas. AXE Super0-
Ex Doc - contains Gen RuE1 copy 0 the
Cahsrn.a Constitution a seventeen page pawph
iet. article 18th OF which describes the boundary
T. be-ins ~ The Intersection ~ a. with i21
W runs south on The iue l21 o. 80 \. thence o.
TIE River COOraJD. whore IL intersects 30 y then
down that river ~ tie uted states AID NaXical
boundary. thence west ai1Ie sad boundary me q"
the Pacific and three mics into that ocean. keeps
along the coast 20 g. s.. aid alou- - - l2J
~ where / started irou including el tine islands
barb0rs alid bays ADJOINING. course.
The Constitution oi California commences u5
slirrpino wat al men are h. H1fufe Free and in-
dependent ! confess I have my doubts about
That Created equal was the old phrase AMI
oven that S deemed by nice casgsts p question:
bic proposition Declarations, however, ore pre-
riJ1s ooc1ments especially when they run thus
'Eo.thcr slavery Tor Involuntary tude, rn|sh.
for Pie puvstmTntof crvao. shall ever bef0'fr0''i
Nd i,is State IN other words. Slavery u into
eraL.e Tins . the language OF el-, Ar D of
the .StDo,no Der Of young California, which seems
fo love the Proyiso with an affection not at all
inferior TO thar OF he parent DAVID WHNpf icm
saIf KoGER SHFEMAS.
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Thnddeu4 stevens Mint specie Deposits
Removal of the Mint.

C.resp orJencc of TIE Tribune
W,sulVcroN, "Wednesday teh -
Following Mr BAY Of No. Mr IHADDEUs STE-
gg>. addressed the House in Committee q the
Whole today. with great force. energy AMI abil-
,y 600 the slavery question. He caudid.y stated
that 20 was is desire to conhao the peculiar IN
stitunon within IT. present limits iu order 10 10
a1-r tie states where % exists t0 set about The
yofk %, emancipation the sooner, and happily
coutrastea the prosperity OF those parts of the
Union where 30 slaves are 20 be found with the
buchwaruness of states possessing great natural
adr nuto but which ere cursed with the blghi OF
al1csn bondage
Mr. Srtyr>s did ro; occupy the time Of the Com.
mIlt,c iar an hoIr 5Uf he is natural orator
mnde good uoiuts and h!s speech viii tell
wherever Il may appear u print synopsis Of
bis argument viii reach New ORA by telegraph
before tbs letter
sir MCLANE reported bill from the Committee
ul Commerce. 10 empower the Secretary of the
Treasury 70 keep on deposit al the Mat e2OOoOJl'
or thDrcGbouts, instead of sl,OJUuOu. and 10 make
ADVANCE. or payments without interest - per
sons deiDs'tlEg orc or bullion, as soon rs may De-
practicable after they make their deposits a pro.
riso was added TO increase the bonds OF the super
uteudsuf II Tie Mint aud Slh.Iressurers, NJ tie
discretion ID tine Treasury
NJ BURT stated. | think that, 20 present, then
bonds are Con She safe keeping of the public money.
without .c'e,.uc, 10 IFS specific amount The b..
passed
! was 10 the Senate Chamber bat Tor 81 NOME ~
his morning The galleries are greatly crow lied
With spectators and i IS sald that Mr. CLEMENS
has the noor Mr. CALHOUN has 81 tar recovered
IS 10 bo able o. return to his seat
What IS hkely to be- done about the removal O.
he chief Mint to New York, where more bullion
md specie are received aud pad in year than OF
amy other three points la the Uniou Is the slavery
u..tiou 10 prevent consideration of tuis most in
unriaut question Not onc-twert'eth 90 the busi
ness of the Philadelphia Mint arrives ~ fhi'sde
ahis Yl al DO por;--it comes from New York and
boston Why should these ports be taxed heayi
20 preserve Mint where there Is no use for Il .
New-No.k was the sea, of CONGRESS iu l's9, hui
Congress lct it aud also lief, Philadelphia ior W ash
ia. ion. Co promote the public convenience WI!
l0t adopt that rule Ia The case O., the Mint
HaItuad Three Tile House has adjourned.
~ NJFL made speech on Hungary bat very
.eN Members were iu their seats The Senate
Galleries are so crowded that could not hear 20
syllable of what Mr. FooIg SAID, oud found y m
.rossbe 90 approach near the Reporters gallery
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Baltimore- Bill 10 Regulate Hours Of Ia
hnr--priuz Trade Collector and District
A,toruey-The License Lew,->ad Accl-
dent. sc.
C1r-rsro1dence of TIE T-hl-r
B.lrtuosr. "Wednesday vi. q Feo -.
THE House ot Delegates 1f Msry aui yes,erisy
passed b. @, regulate She hours o., .abor max ing
.eu h'rrs lay, wo-s ia any miue. furnace. ;ac
t--- workshop. railroad cana. .- any other me.
5s-icaI qs-s-.t excert 5y special contact eN-
srptn- ou.y persons engaged SOD agricultural pun
sl.-s Tie Senate ". u0 co-b. pass L. y more
righteous ana 1st Az vas never enacted, 'aT . :
-aa case u1U 81 mRry OBJ, Che factories ard Niner
e-p'.lments tat operatives labor from twelve o.
-l.-te.. h.--, Even man and woman Shouts
Hrr- if-s time 81 a.ot p recreation AT mea.a.
-I ovation. from vi... trr crr over wc-.t ,a the
end Pea rc rs much .e1. tt as the ab.-s-
Our spring trade has commenced 4ute husSiy
ior ;ac season. A large sni extensive sale ot
foreign alG domestic i-y goods takes place 20
morrow, beng the frat spring ssle hy auction oi
any Consequence.
/, seems pretty generally understood that Co.
Kan. oar Collector VII TOW BE- confirmed The
efforts that have beer made 70 procure his relec
urr a-e I'd. f0i.ed u the election OF ex Cos Pr1ir
to tic r :. senate II seems .t,.e singular
-ha- tie d stur' Attorney o. MARY land. W m l..
Marshall. Esq. hss been permitted o. retain hls
post. 1o.Withstanlir- Us Loco Focoism. he IS
BROTHER .. Col Thomas +. Marshall of rs ald
perhaps owes hrs retention Oh family influence
There are several afgi-auts 'or 'he qos'. which
wor;l some : 200 2 yesr either OF waa.n are
-reaf.y hs superior .u .c.sl tact sld know ledge
Hoa. " Caus.n Nrmcry member ot Con
---ss seems % Dee the most prominent applicant.
Our CITY Cou-, within The ,hree days past have
'r.ed over one hundred indictments sca.uct persons
for oiatiols Oh. tte .aw prohibiting tne sale OF
liquors a1 Che sabbath. The h.cs and csts have
amounted tu auolt $500. Tire next oi'ens- Will
take away fhc licenses ami then We shall have
temperance cry. ao'as ro'Hs, az somebody once
said
An accident occurred this s'ternocna. anew build
uc ia Hsusou-s, by which several persons were
badly injured \ scato.d 90 new building gave
va. prcc'n.ta-u- thee brcsayers named Thom
~ Rorior Edward Miller aud Philip Lloyd and
bod carrier named Robt Hanna. 20 the pavement
considerably uurHs the first named md very
badly. 4 uot fatally iu,nrn- the other three
n consequence of the ow price o' Iron, All Che
blast furnaces 20 me vicinity rhc city, with one
1r two exceptions bave ceased work. large
lumber of workmeu are thereby thrown ONT 90 em
p0yment
The cotton factory o Wm Maalew. near Res
ters'owu. Baltimore County. vas destroyed 10y fire
10 SATURDAY. loss heavy md only partially IN
sured I,Go
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Political Inions-rhe Weaker vessel does
Day LegislRIion-Lak superior Canal
Miluiot ProVi.o In California.

Correspondence OF Tie TuhUue.
WA>mNctoN, "Wednesday. Feb so-t NJ
Political unions are not uaikc weddings in pri.
vate Gfe-oilen productive of interudcs Of domes
tic brols aud disseusions and this federal union 81
the States u America. Tree and independent
seems de stiued not 10 bc an exception 70 the com
mon law OF nature. Man : qoarelsome animal
every pace OF his history shows II and what are
Unions Of States bnt unions of aggregates Of guar
rolsome animals Fox all that, the parties to to-
hly compact OF SO had better keep their plish'ed
roth. JOHNSON was not for asuoy, when he re
marked tina, although mstrimony has many pans
ce6hacy has 10 pleasures, and thc Southern States
NIGH, no, find in the single blessedncss 50 delight
IA ia the eyes OF rowing young blades like Nessrs
Downs. INGE, CLINGMAN and HtLLIARp. who seem
snxlous 70 be apart IRON their yokeiclOws North,
seeking new associations social and political or
singing, with the JSoktsr
"MegrS sad free Rscheor's re>rires
SAY. they might n0t hnd the change by divorce.
whether it is Constitutional " not. & have that
remedy onto suitable 70 ttcir constitutions The
Ssnle Of sucks ia the fable. like the motion Il al.
Oarn made 81 often yesterday, Is = tale with 8
nral always u the point and IA order, and the
tooner tue gentlemen wto, RHmSn iashion, keep
saves lrAra ikev caa. adjourn al, mercensry cslcH
a,iOas OF the value OF the Union fse bcitSr. Bonn
Aasi and iro,h only make bad worse. Rev kos
Ekr GvrHRiE, well known as the gifted author o.
The Tral Of a Saving Interest IA Christ, Il wish
every family had copy OF It, with bUKAE
RsFcBIEs im;,intl once rebuked stout. broad
sAoaldered fisherman Tor beating his wife, as re
Ward Tor her exhOrtations ami babe him keep ID
and that Janet WAS q" the weaker vessel -
Weaker vessel, exclaimed the fellow craft O.
ae apostles, WHY the d. then, does u { she car
y the less sni The south "a evidently the
weaker vessel in the domestic quarrel no" IN pro
s'ess, and ii she carried icss SAL might make toe
note hesdwsy. Southern stock won't riso uPoo
ne strength Of such Housekeeping speeches as that
DOWNS yesterday, or such drilling and marching
ne House exhibited CA Monday last Many
worthy man. ior the sake Of quiet, lends his spare
30 ue breaches. who would Mt like 70 hear her
"ss'ng N public that abe wore that garment
ins conduct Of the South is positively annoying
"h Keeping up the Slavery sgitStion, preventi'9
4a,y and sction upon every other subject oi Fed
VIC Legislation, stopping the consideration Of Pm
s'e Vlalns, delaying Postal Reforms. hindering Any
enesent examination into the Public Expenditure,
.uardlng much Of that hasty and dangerous avs
su o. iswmaking under which the whole busi-
s o' long session is Gro xded and compressed
10 wee& or two At its close with the members
way and care-worn and the thermometer q. ~
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FIRE Az bATAyIA--OD Sunday morning last az
4 Vcock DISASTROUS Gre occurred a BatAya u bfoss
1o' in HansJ's hardware store, vheh sss eynsaas
ouIng ssg=d ioss $3.50, Insured ioI 49, ss. ".
Nexf D@nsonfs millinery estab shheBt insured peaass
4 3 { Holden, insured }.Qco, G. khshss%1 n 49,
se's9o1se contents saved sD 10, A. 20 insured 7o
D W T0fnlinsOn's banking DDesei - is..,red
louse sod o,hsr buiIaas. 0vrss ~ ~ ysrrs
.of $50 1rnitnre y " ..sSsI 10 iII
vvvn,c, .eArxsr A HAnROAD.-Ihe case a
80, ..l'.. H. Auburn God 5yrse8ss hsTosd Company,
~ -, f-er red e. he Cnc1f Court he'd a Aacern sss
r. cs.e e1cled mach Interest, as involving %
800, ~ railroads. for Injuries received b. passsngers
~ osssua vas scslded and o,hrrsiss ini1fed IN eoLt
% n as road between Album and sUaepss u is<h
RE- sry rssurned verdict Of y, 90 og DE pl.irsa
A Rich LEGAcY--It 10 said thar Mr.. stevgt
resdsary eeaies u he ate william Hood, ~ sesys9ss
sent II Nhoss dsessss a. Psris vss ~ ~ -
sfe4ner he dscessed he oyrer ~ " - t-<s
nvs ssgsr pisstxon IN lhs issnd u 80 . Az 80 -,
- r. ks,.,..t. are underwood % sHo.nt 70 ~
- aor-,- ~ ,ss ss,.ss fYhi LsdfsF fH1rsdS
yRox H.v,,A-By the Bntish steamer Ihsmes
-, 49,. ~. ave d.tes from Havana " Ae - lnssA
There Jews u nsp 49, = b.fof -hch ,rs A.
1900. are - vssy iO~, ard Csbsn pfodses ~
,~. sd blsh nat theJ arr r9sy "a. oI et.p
~ go. a. Havana are crowded WIN sHS ss'" e'@1s
A1lericzns
- A meeting Of prominent others OF New
VS. I'd ID that eity The ilfh ansl % sze n~s
-. for relieving descsale Ifish bnnsfsnG AsSpf Sfos
AN presided ,esolufon vs adopted reeolomsnolns
10 ssaDsshmert u In.a unon fnnsfs soasnss y ~
Fig.t and secOcc H1oiepsdaes siinlsf 20 u'
q he Third Municipal
FoR LIBEEIA-The bark Chieitalh sailed rom
Savannah % he I'D Cor Liberia win er~as Ok .'o
Msnan..lted Slaves
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

TffE PUBLIC sCffJDIa
JgssEY CRY "wednesday FEB -
Mr.. ITEMS Ia looking over The JrtbpReo ID tins
,,,r,loz I uytesd A paragraph concerning tns Jsrs-y
ON Public school IN whch here sons fsw MISTAKES
which you viii confer tavcf by eDnecubs ~ susI"
su ~ b. last quarter nearly 100 and ths sV@fsfs
n M Whole school nearly 30 The scts IN NE esss 1r
80 ID, he tbge- months ending FEB l. hs average In The
rnary department ss ard tho average Of ne us0is
ra0o ~ Il may BE- cot " pace 70 siso that since
lie al examination fFeb ID the average IN AL ne depart
os has Considerably Increased Slice mai uns the ave
age has been 10 primary ~ female, ~ NAE ~ To
II "a OsE THg TEAcsEss
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Tha; money is bought @. eNcLaa-s ior commodities
a20 l-'.es .as
.,-s 60 INV. tfa.-- sc' III as 1-l,L mo-.
sl--s - yard STICK sc 'he ari-stsl measures Obj,
o.o't, s-e mar tle o." yes h" SIS
H. --.i t.....,.,.s an. slIr..rs. ,is.. = ~.
-'- . 49, -. ..-
- -.-.--... .....-.-- o.. e.
.,-.-....5 49,,
'' '' stN't
$500. - -I..L $500.
'- arra---
-..- ~ - .f.4 ...r l--r ar oh 20 ~ -. be
sea q .a.a % el vsa r-r,--,ry ucrrss- lar- 1rca
2 Fr1porta, 19 81 i' - "a sess Z, n.o.'y. ~. -
-. ~ 1900 D., .-. ...--r.s.,- ,,s, 7. r,--
~ II p -ske he s4c1tce. o. grew l1 - competitor
4- ar.-r-
r,-s ven. ..-,s .,.. fI.- ~-t.- OF Interest, e-a
..l .L-..-.
ono ~ ".'' ''.t- ~ ~
talsts "ho q" n0' f.l.ale --e Jaw y 't'--- ISL
-11s Interest shout cease O. lend their money alf
homo. .-.- ,, ,-.s-.st- all One. would sunni g.
ti..-...-... .,,, .,.,..... i.,--l
' teA ai seven frr cah' Do ls1Ie-s we're
l- rates three .ulr O- Use tunes Il-0r "l fctr
Iaus ller these circumstances lenders a. seven
percent would doubtless con Joan o1t -aei- money.
and cav. me field ot competition t1 us1-ers H OBJ
would strive vl-f 0uc another .ar tie rI-a-s, JOS
.ifr. --,. .t interest tr-- .urrrss.r- fIa borrow
- ,i ,,-ss..- tt..r own -,,rs i- r-,rO-ti1n r0
tbo r.sk thew ~lr In violating .hs .av
-l Because ,a., .s,,-,. or.-aso. 0.1e aa. during
.'e--c.'v ~ more. ..o,.t e..., .'--
e. aaa b., .oo .,s-ea.r -,tace uage. o.. a.orFa-a
.t-.. ,., .,a u '.l
Raising the rates OBJ. interest a, OH experience
.r,.,, o,,. increases ,f. indebtedness. ami rs
sens the value ,f assets Of debtors. while itioes
Dot inc-esse the qnanrt, { money whercvith To
pay The debts hence it analyses business and
2r'das''r 'al'si' .'a .ai Inc ,3 ~,
y. ..',. 49,, 80. ~ 49,, c.7,ro.rir,
a.. ..,., ,,.,. -...-, ,.. .-..,7,.r.
'fs Few sa r-saie tte existing .-. rae ~ -e,ea ier
80 . ~ 1. 49,. T.. ,l .-,l =, t.,eer ..e ,,-
-. 20 81 c,.ract Won a b@ he mean. 1fb1uciug cspus
from other quarters Eco our STATE n arch o invest 81
frlt.las rr i-o., -. "a p IT,, ~. '.,is' 1.-
.ci.rrc- srt a'gc ri, tr restoring cont leuc- 'o cap
7-ts ia .tr ice r1i ego l te W money lni-f PIE f'
rcfon Of our law d .gol1 reduce .ar i.-e = CRANE
% ,1i '-. ~, =, .re -... ~ -re-,,- -4-,r sau
daaon Than ans legal enactment whatever could possibly
accomplish
The memonaiists say thar money j. commodi
20 fso sh, should fbcyssk the Legislature a.
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CoSApsIos oS CLAIMS AGAINST MExIco,-
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