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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
I'm Gibson COpn1y.

NOR sale. reasonable terms, the following property:
Il One hundred and sixty acres of Laid, section
seventeen ia town four >outl Of ruge ne west, with
hir, acres improved with house, smoke house and
good well of water.
Also cnc hundred and twenty in section eight.
town four soath OF r.ngv nine west, with twelve
cleared. and house hincen by twenty siN feet and
half stories high, with forty acres Of lard IhmprOycd
IN section nne- The above property NAV sol eN-
change for property ia Evansville. Persons wishing
view the above Lands will call on
THEOPRIIAS BACON, or
jy13m HENRY SHIP.
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CHANGED QUARTERS


I1OLLiNGSWORTH s. HUGHES have removedtheir
l stock of Qneensware 10 Fosters Block, one door
above the Bank, where they will be most happy to see
their old customers and many as ma! desire
goods Eastern Southern rates. We have just re-
eeved late importation and respectfully soleita call
aUgy HOLLlNGSNORTH & HUGHES.
CPOONS AND PGATEi WA 3G.-
bO3j dozDoubie atedpureGerman silver Tablespoons
s. do do do do Tea do;
~ DO do do do Forks;
With Sugar shovel. Mustard and Salt Spoons of the
quality together with Iron, Brania aud Ger:.a Silver
Tea, Table ard Cook Spoons, Flesh Forks and Ladies'
for sale at low rates by BABCOCK BROTHERS.
C,wISS MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons for sale by
- jyI7 JAS. LOW & CO., ALI Main ST.. Lou XIV.
VyTINDOW SASHA large and full assortment Of
w Window Sash of superior finish, assorted from &
by ~ TO III by l5 in store and for sale by
ivo SAMUEL ORR.
+ II. .GARVIN, Attorney and CouHcelIoTat Law. OF
81 fee the Of Main aud Second streets. Ev
ansve, la. laug4 52-l!l
HAHDKNIT MITTS-1O0 doz twisted silk Ms
i i Irregular made) for sale by JAS LOW d TO,
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BECK slTm9aRX ma RI'ra hED clo,B BLINK Bo Ok:

ne undersigned respectfully announces 10 the c;,;,ar.
4 OF Evansville aud the adjoining court as ,he,
nl'9d up Book Blnde., Firsi street be,xeer Nni
ana S!camore, with all The late Improvements far
ug ever! description OF work in his line nJ;s, - =;
PREPARED 10 40 IN the best workmanlike msnner
the loves t-ii,ihEati prices '' AAua
Dlahk sorS ruled and bound to any PATTERN.
pl -dsgazihes, Music, and every des.rirton of t.,
binding done reasonable terms Also po, Z, E, ys.
scrap Looks, tSo., made 10 order. 80 A0i'os
" z Orders promptly filed. Iie5trl PR ,Nvre
u frinoeton Clarion, Narrick p,no,r., ard No..
oarei keiser, copy 10 amount So and send bills "a
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.. :. .sa,..ytun ltOtcI.

( HokNER OF Water and Vine streets, Evansville Ind.
Ihe undersigned, have taken the above house, air
inform their friends old friends and the travelling uubf
generally HAT They are now prepared 10 niodat
them on The most reasonable terms. md n hest ls
II IS their iEeLuo to keep orderly and quiet house
The table will all times bc supplied with the beat the
market fons ana The! have no doubt 10y their long ex
peenee ia catering for the public, TO give entire salts
action 10 all. WEO may favor them with call
aCg2i-Cm JOSEPH SPl1Z6 JULIUS PaBST
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DGETI5TRY

TAS. II. JUP1N, rcntal Surgeon, desiring rema
- permanently IN Evansville. tenders his profession
services To the citizens of the town and surroundn
country. Rooms for the present at the Green Rive
House. jyli lml
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"a q I2sx e. c~% EEe a@
w y IL vi L A y ID Y .

A Sure and Pleasant Nedicine for Horns
THIS i. to certify the suffering community that hav
L obtained most vau;. be recipe from the bands Of
L. CowLEs, vermfuge in the form of caudy, Nhic
viii prevent all Darrons GROUPS, and al coughs she
the priDcipa Is from the effects Of WORMS, which is tn
principal cause of thousands going to the grave,IlI
knowing the principal of tie diseases. DIR. Cowle
after b years practice of medicine finds this the
liable of all other hosirums. 4. RUSH.
Main street, betw. Sd and 4th.
nosE-A child over year old viii take half
stick every morning for -four DAYS. Should this no;m
the desired effect. give sp.all portion Of
hour alter taking the candy. lOCtlc-ul
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL HOrICG,

7 \RS. CAsSELDEhhN q AEGLEi having associated
IL G.esel' together ia the pretvc oi Meuieiie and
Saser, would respeIuaii. ahLoab,r ~ Tie citLchs o
E'as' iie AID yIe.it! tnat The! are prepared to attend
10 all calls, either u! uy or night; one or oV oi tien
can Ue Consulted their ONCE First street, 5doors
aooye the ouerwo ood House. all times except when pro-
iesAohaii, absent. i"blouJ
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CUN MOUNTINGS-
VI eco Rife Barrels;
cc0 h,s Brass Mountings;
doz German Silver Mountings;
90 DO Percussion Locks
) do Flint do;
90 do Double Triggers;
50 do Bullet Moulds, Wipers and Ribs:
Together with assortment Of patent Breechss Tai
pins, Cocks Main Springs, Nipples. BOD Hca.s, Sheet
Brass German Silver &C.. for sale the sign the.
Mill Saw lyl5l C.. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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REMOVgD.

7 ENbE undersg gned have removed ,bei- p.l,,
Store 10 the corner OF Main and First stree, n.
'e! are! receiving. in addition 10 their former ,r
an eA'eEsise assortment of BoUks Statjon.r, mni,,
instruments, &c. %c all Of which they are na.I -,
iyI3u r. C0Xvr.tln ,SSv s.erai terms.
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CO-PARTNERSEIP UcTrcH

X. GEO. FOSTER isa member OF orr firm from and
VI after this date. under the anne and sle Of Posters
Brown. loot1-u FOSTER * BROWN.
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Paper Han nging>.

Paper Han ging>.
rTNHF subscriber would respectfully inform his custo
i mers and the public general that he has hand
and is onantly receiving the newest styles and pattern,
of PAPEE HANGINGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls. Earlors. lining and Chamber Rooms of rich
Gilt French white PLATA aud figured papers, OF best
ltie and cOlprs AsN complete assortment Of me
dunn and low priced Papers. Borders, Curtain Panel!
marble and Oak PIpers. Center Pie and Ceiling or
nrmcn's The above goods have been selected f-o-,
the beat French and American manHacturers and will be
sold at the lowest prices, at the Evansville Wall Paper
nd Lamp Store Of JOHN c. DEVEREUX, Jr.
augl0 Main ST. between lst aud 9d.
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PLAN QS.
ALE! As.t! ALI

OTR SMITH, ofthe Eagle Restaurant, has made arrange
vi ments to keep Constantly oil hand fresh suppl
of storer Co. Detroit Bottled sle ola superior quality
je2i-f
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REMOVAL FOSTERS d BROWN have renox.s
lneir stock OF Groceries 10 their large and
M sore corner Main and First streets here they wou
octl-u s'@ Puoie eeheraLy
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LuMBERFOR SALE.
IOOO.OOO of which is seasoned and fit for build
onl stri., nhoya cbestnnt lIso Scar,n Io;,s SIin
Oa sIrSe nS aSoVe Gnss'nI Also Scan' IG.s nnn
ses anu r-.-,, eo"''l'i' VI" Na'u lIel%-ImI
r, NEW GOODS.
"A summer Dry Goods bought for cash, and just open
ing which oer to the citizens of Evansville al very low
rrces Every article warranted of superior fabric and
can tronSe To shows ,s o"
,sz co-n., Ms,n MiLLIAs dna ssinDS amSGsEs; .lss;.
To aoTaNIc AND pc6EcrIc PsYsI.
CLANS.
S N Wasr nas9 si the ne and
solnP,v. assoI.o' ~ =, 80; =; ,,ar, -. s,Iows.
Ex. nydratu;; En- Spgrps SSyp5Sgredum;l
Macron; " Myrcin;
:. Ep Eceptandnm; !. t,ornus
Gapseum; t. so,Ius; .Onoa,r,.
Which m are prenared 20 offer 20 Physiciaps at man
acturer:s prices. lji22l
<~c,s.en.
= 5do spragues new styie Fancy;
do American Fall River reed this day ard for
'ale by. jas: Low ', 6 CO;
aug4 Az Main st'Louis''iir N.Y.
Moulding Plancs Pougs Grooves Sc e. the Sign
oil III ihe Mlll Saw. auglg =. NJ 9-elr III:
UST reed and for sale low 10 bales of assitd Elan
\ upfs au,sIO j.. III & %.
,,p1uAr.s
N6 %. III AL
C(V nnao ii'"'e '''o -, aIIIs% III HoWFS
-
TUST Reed an Jr sale
u 10 cases lew style Fancy Prints;
Blue and orange;
" ana White
aug-1l J. II. MAG HEE & Co.
-. @ ,rrorDS tLI -. ,,,;,- to-. -oo,5 -.
1ni,o o. 81 Ix t.ii'i GII ii,tST g 20 FO
400 " ~ syc near water
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REMOVALS. &C.
REMOVED

| dAfE removed MY Office 10 Water street, ,ex, doc.
TO the Lafayette Hou e." where can le rcrnS a, -
ues oy day or night, unless professionally engaged.
ap5-u JOHN SHAW C. NJ Nj n A..
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NAlLS.-2o0 kegs ass'd, landing from steamer
IN Paul Anderson and i'm store, for sale by
jels Sc. GILBERT IL CO., Syc. near Water
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OIS.OLsTsOS uF Css-PNEsgSs nSHrP
FIHE Firm Of <. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The unsettled business viii be clos
ed up 10y t. II. Hood who will the name the Firm
in liquidation, md continue the Book business his own
name. 4. II. HOOD,
J. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville, Dec. 10Th. '5I.-Itf
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PREP sTE3 ADS 0GDBY c. AVER,
Practicos hemssf. Lowell, Nlss
CNvcrr.! !>-rN-

O-PSold in Evansville wholesale and RETAIL 10y Craw
forf Bell: i'm Princeton by x. Il. Haock in Petersburg
by Adams Campbell; and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. (ap27-d&wIyl
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kLhMO LhdaO ED.Nihe undersigned has removed ,o ,h,,
mouse OF Mrs Dr. Trafion three doors .tn 20 .ns
Eo, 0oa ouse opposite the mansion OF NJ Res, Fso
rirsl streei, or Doctors .Sre-r. "ss' Esq., Oh
ofee at the old stand on Firstst ,~ros
Mhere ne may be found at all times unes, nns am
SHc"tCu. tlcsS J.
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FENOVED

ncr, i "A ii, has removed his Stock OF Hardware
onc'i, ,i eoor, 10 T. Bells Drug Store and is now
& e best selected STOCK selected by in III
ofei " i OF oreign and Iomesiie Hardware
iN trade strict aiteItion 10 btsi, n; @
Mecbs,;es 10 receive share Of public psror:ee
his s,orn Duders and others are invited TO examp.
imyll
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OSCAsEs Fdncy Prints d this day and for .ale y,
-c augls JAS. Low & CO., 4I7 Main -. Lon Kv
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.. r. WILCOX, N. D.........
~ N''' A.
GDlCAL NCTlCE

y. R. D.. v. ITCtiLLL, NJ D.
EDICAL NCTiCE
DRS. WILCOX 81 MITCHELL, having associated,
themselves together in the praetice OF Medicine,
sugery OLsteics, would beg leave respectfully to
in ths ctzeBs Evansville and vien4' that Of
the firm found al their office, First street, be
tween Main and Locust AZ all times day or night, read
to attend to professional calls. IJ!3o-4~
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. WALKER 81 HATCHlTi. having aSsociatee
themselves together in the Practice o Medicine and
SHrgery would respectfully yannounec TO the czends,
Evansville vicinity, that they prepared to attend
to talls, either day night.
Dr. Hachtt viii pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office Oh Third street. opposite the Public Square.
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billiards.
81. c4AFLEs ResTAURAT

EMAAUlL GUMBl Pls havii z taken the lrrg
IL ilec sipr, biich b. ljiEc. the German The.
tire, where be- vl 4. hapry TO acron mod,te 4,
friends AID bc public generally, IN the allre,,.
style His Bar will at all times be supplied With III
choicest drinkablcs. and the best imported Cigars A
splendid lunch will be set at 10 O'Clock ever, day. Wit
those hasy plates Of SOUP" and all the other o,
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated at "a
hours in the day with any dish that market will
for augoO3u
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{bMovAalIIl al have removed my Office ore .on,-,
anu nall above Main street near he sIq sqasIs
mouse, on fifs street, sbd can D. found ci,I
-? ,t,ehce, one square above, ali times unless s 80 a.
sohsi! engaged IN tie city lis inmciute yi;,
""Is--' DaN'L MORGAN NJ N
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15
Maine Electors.

The question that has been raised by some
of the papers, as 10 how maliy Electors the
several States will be entitled to in the Pres-
DENTAL eiection-wheiher according to the old
or new apportionment-ha been definitely
settled by the Judiciary Committee of the
United States Senate, which has recently con-
sidered the matter. We append paragraph
or two from the Report of the Committee
The constitution provides that 'each State
shall appoint in such manner as the Legisla-
ture thereof may direct, number of electors
equal to The whole number Of senators and
REPRESENTATIVES to which the State may be
eh,Ilied in the Congress"
me act of Congress Of March LIST. 1899
tasseu 1elore any election of President had
.m .n ne,u under new apportionment, gives
"I"on TO this clause Of the Constitu.
non Ia these words: "When electors Iof
PRESIDENT and Vice Presidentl shall he eo,ol
to the number OF senators and renressn,o,ioos
10 which the several States NAV hv i"r, -
entitled at The time when the Pres;d.n, ~. ~
Vice President thus to be chosen. should
come into Office" The new annor';o,
ment under the first census, took efFsc,
from and after The Sd Of March, 1893 lar,
of 18th April, 1893. Accordingly, in 1892.
in 1912, and 1882, the States gave number
Of. electoral votes for. President and Vice
President, equal 10 the number Of tIieir SEN
ators and representatives respectively from
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15

esq 1t was referred to the same Committee
that has the other one under consideration.
The Legislature has been called upon this
session to establish a precedent in legislation,
(Which they seemed disposed to dog by grant,
ing remuneration to one Valentine Ripley, for
losses sustained in aiding an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. The officer in attempting
to arrest a rum-seller in the town of Buckfeld,
was resisted, and commanded Ripley to aid
him, which he accordingly did. Ripley was
afterwards subjected 10 several hundred dol
lars expense in defending himself from civil
and criminal prosecutions brought against him
by the person whom he assisted in arresting.-
Having been acquitted by the juries, he asks
the State to remunerate him for the expense
that he has thereby been subjected to. The
Senate, In considering the matter, went into
Committee of the Whole, to give the President,
Ia resident of the town where the event &C.
curred) an opportunity to discuss it. After a
pretty full in vestigation of the matter, Re-
solve in his favor, to The amount Of $3.50, was
passed. This is new principle in legislation,
and is somewhat questionable one, we think
although, as a matter of equity, there can be
but one opinion in the matter, that the man
should be remunerated for damages sustained
In behalf of the State, as in other cases.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15
Fast Day.

The annual Fast occurs to-day. In accord
ance with the recommendations of the Execu-
tive, and almost immemorial custom, let US ap-
propriately observe the day set apart for this
purpose.
There is peculiar appropriateness, TO our
mind, in observing this time-honored practice
of setting apart day at the commencement of
the season, for the purpose of humiliation, fast
ing and prayer, as well as a day at the close
thereof, for Thanksgiving and praise. The
custom comes down TO us, hallowed by most
sacred associations, and serves to connect US
with the generations that have preceded US,
but have now passed away forever.
If there was peculiar appropriateness in
instituting such an observance, from the cir
cumstances of the times, and the apparent ne
cessilies of those who originated and ordained
it, can we, the descendants of these men, in
our times, say that ''our lot has fallen in such
pleasant places" that we have no occasion for
continuing and perpetuating the custom. We
apprehend not-and we have little respect for
that individual who is disposed to ridicule the
day, because of the frivolites and amusemens
practised upon it. That the day is nought but
holiday with many, is true. The same may
be said of The Holy sSabbath-b who would
deprive those disposed to worship on these
days, of the privilege of so doing, because
some misspend, profane or desecra,e the day
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15

and after the Sd OF March, 1893, the Sd of
March, 1913. and the Sd of March, 1888 !;
and the act Of 1850 havinga similar provi-
sion to that Of 1902, so il must be 10 the next
election next fall. That is, the States will
vote under The new and not under the old ap-
portionment. Under these circumstances,
the committee are Of opinion that no further
legislation on the subject is necessary.
Our contemporary of the Age, defers to this
tribunal, and yields the question, it seems-al-
though it thought nothing of taking grounds
against and reversing the opinion of the Su-
preme Judges, in relation to the constitutional
question of altering the apportionment of the
State We wonder why our brother did not
contest the matter with the Judiciary Commit
tee--perhaps he would have been as success
full in one case as in the other!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15

Passed to be engrossed- Act to inrornoro,.
the Rockland Plank Road Co. bill 10 supply
the city of Bangor with pure water.
Finally passed-Resolye TO correct clerical
error in the valuation of the town of Bow.
doinhan.
An act concerning Railroads an act ad-
ditional concerning the militia, passed by The
House 10 he engrossed April 8, came from
the Senate referred 10 the Committee on
Militia. The House on motion of Mr.. Ham
cock insisted on its vote passing the same to
be engrossed, and appointed Messrs. Nye
Lane and Hancock conferees.
An order from the Senate providing that
the Secretary of State cause the bill entitled
an act concerning the Supreme Court and
It's jurisdiction, TO be published once in one
paper III each county in the State, where
newspaper is published, each paper to be
designated by the Secretary Of State.
After some debate the order was amended
SO as 10 require the Secretary Of State TO
cause the publication in two papers in each
county in the State, provided the expense
shall not exceed ten dollars for each paper
and thus passed.
MONDAY, April IL.
Senate. Mr.. Hobbs, from the committee
on railroads and bridges, reported leave to
Withdraw on petition of George w. Picker
ing and others, that the city of Bangor may
be authorized TO loan its credit in aid of the
construction of the Penobscot and Kennebec
railroad.
Resolve 10 favor of the Insane Hospital
(appropriating $4,000 for its completioh)
was received from the House, read once, and
on motion of Mr.. Walker laid on The table.
House. Mr.. Sanborn of Bangor, from the
Com. on the Judiciary, reported in n new
draft n bill for the relief, of lnsolvent Debtors,
which was ordered 10 be printed.
Resolve in favor of the Insane HospitaF
(appropriating $50, 900 for the completion Of
the same) was taken up and passed 10 be en-
grosseJ-yeas II, nays 80.
The several petitions for an appropriation
for survey of a shore route for the Euro
pean and N. American Railway Company,
were referred to the next Legislature yestei-
day.
Passed to be engrossed-an act additional to
an act concerning executors and admin lstra-
tors-to incorporate the Wiscasset Fire Com
pany, No. Ito prevent accidents and in
juries from the blasting of rocks.
| Passed Finauy-An act relating to days Of
grace on notes falling due on Christmas day
an act to incorporate the Rockland Plank
Road Company-an act additional to the du-
| lies of Registers of Deeds.
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For the Eastern Times.
Short Sermon.

SUBJEcr-The Liquor Lao and Temperance
IN Bath.
Tent: One great point in the struggle, 1the
late municipal election in Bath was to elect
city Council that would be decidedly in favor
OF the Maine Liquor Law, but we believe on
the whole, the law party have lost ground, and
do not stand as well as last year.--Weekiy
Mirror, March 5.
Comment.-Mr. Morse from ward VI. pre
sented the following resolutions, upon which
he asked the yeas and nays, to wit:
Resolved: That the good order and NOR
al well being of our city-the domestic har.
mony and happiness of many of our people,
as well as a reduction in severaI branches of
our city expenses, depend in a large degree
on the hrm and judicious execution within
our city limits, of the law for the suppression
Of Tipping Shops now in force in this State.
Resolved: Tina! The City MarahaI, under
the direction Of the Mayor be and he is here
by requested to use all proper diligence and
energy to have the law named in The forego-
ing resolve, carried promptly, impartially
and faithfully into effect
Resolved: That we hereby tender to the
Mayor Of our city, our cordial sympathy and
support in the discharge of the perpexing
yet high and salutary duties imposed on him
and The subordinate officers of our city, by
the "Alaine Law"
The yeas and nays were ordered, and result.
ed as follows: Yeas l7-Nays-NONE
So the resolutions were passed unanimously
and sent up for concurrence. The Board Of
Aldermen concurled unanimously.
Records of Common Council, city of Bath
Wednesday evening, It'll inst.
$50 mote it be- AMEN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15
Effect of Wing Galphinism

The increase in the public expenditures un-
der the present administration, as compared
with that of any previous administration since
the organization of our government, is so srik-
ing, as to command public attention and repro
baton. Mr.. Fitch, of Indiana, has been show
ing up the recklessness and profigacy, in a
speech on the floor of Congress. We quote
from him at length, as follows -
"The Wing leaders have sought by reck-
less and prohigate expenditures unequaled
in the previous history of our country, I'M
called Tor by anything in its present condi-
70 lion, to empty the treasury, for the double
purpose of fulfilling their own prophecies,
and then baslng upon the deficiency they
had created, additional appeals in favor of a
protective tariff. So perfectly did Secretary
Meredith and his co-managers under Gener-
al Taylor fancy they had everything PEE
pared, Galphn claims included, 10 insure a
dehcIt by large expenditures, that they in
duced the probably honest, but certainly
credulous old general to recommend tina
authority be given TO borrow whatever sum
may be necessary to cover that deficit
and am credibly informed thar Secretary
meredith took the initiative towards procur-
is plates Tor new issue Of bonds They
VIZ preparing 10 raise the cry of national
,upley and rum against the present tar.
III ou' ~ perversely belled their prophecies
al" s'oied their schemes by welding more
revenue than they estimate and more nrob
AMY, tiiai' ior the success of their plans. The,
desired. lhneed, 1t may well he questioned
whether' u 'he present tariff be oblectiona
Bile, land what dependent upon human ;od,
ment is perfect y one of The s,ronres, ; .ns
tons which can be brought againsi !, i go so
that it Yields too little, but too much revenue
and thus ministers to the extravaganza =
The party in power. would almost be will
ling TO vote for any change of duties whic
would best Insure a reduction Of revenu,
if we could thereby force reduction {
national expenditures 10 an economics
standard, and the change would not be pre-
udicial to the producing and consuming in
terests of the country. IF the adminisrratio
has honestly believed the revenue would ia
of, as it has constantly predicted, why has
moi reduced its expenses, and recommends
d reduction of appropriations in n CORES
ponding ratio?- BY refusing or neglectihg S
10 do, it has manifested either unbelief in it
own predictions, or a willingness to plung
the country into debt and embarrassment l.
:. enforce IT'S desired tariff changes.
-Extravagance in expenditure was charged
against Mr.. Van Bureh's administration, ant
The charge made to operate much 10 tb
prejudice of The democratic party Fortu
nate would it be for the country il this ad