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The following despatch from Jackson Mississippi was
received BY Us on yesterday The result OF the election
ought TO teach lesson OF wisdom all democrats who
have doubted whether the South 10 prepared stand by
ae administration ia it's noble effort preserve the union
and strength OF the democratic party What gratifying
contrast does Mississippi present to all true democrats.
viewed IN eonnexion with the late result in New York
Ia the former, devotion to regular democratic organza
ons causes the true of the party rally around the
administration and put down detection and nsubordina
lion; IN the latter. faction and dssenson rule the hour
and give over the reins OF government the por
ton OF the wing party. We congratulate faithful
and triumphant friends in Mississippi upon their brilliant
victory. We sympalhize with all democrats in New
York in their humila,ing defeat The following despatch
tells the general result in Mississippi
"The democratic ticket is elected by from five
thousand majority Vim. Barksdae (dem.) is elected 10
Congress for the State large by heavy majority In the
first district, Wright, regular democratic nominee, is sup
posed TO be elected Nabers la the second district
Barry (reGular noinee) Wilcox the third distic
Singleton Irregular democratic nominee) McCung
Owing D in the fourth district Harris (dcm) elected with
opposition The democrats have made large ms in
the legislature, and secured decided msjorly Footc
and the wbigs' ta Nt# e. #s
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ny j. g MCGUIRE. Auctioaeer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyEp
IL belonging the Baltimore this
cyOn wednesday afternoon November
shalt sell the following described
ny for ticket ofnccs, freight and car houses xo.,
Lots and in subdivision Of
fennsysans avenue the OF ~
back depth Of lis feet alley
feet together with The buildings, consisting OF
nc bnck dwelling house and large frame shed building
car house. E
Lot II part OF lot H. fronting % fee, On
north street, the nj Cd
10 I'M alley, containing $3.50 feel,
Lots A. 81 Y, ID and L, subdivisions ofo Ia 3
fronting feet on "a street running back ISL feet
10 alley, and containing 40elA square feet
subdivisions
100 fee, inches on I'd street back i67 feet
containing HVs feet with the building
saniai aud wslibut srehouse,
with heavy foundation hesd,ngp
and situation admirably adapted PURPOSES
livery stables, warehouses.
Lots q, III, L. X NJ and n subdivision A.
frontns about feel each Indiana avenue runanr
hack f.om ~ TO ia feet 10 ltieei alley.
Lots o. r. Y, r. and - In subdivision OF lot a.
froItng ~ feet
running back io7 feet inches
1914 feet
few hundred yArds the Capitol principal
hotels and offers greater Inducements prohsbe
ID an probably will for yeass.
Autographed pss Of the property may susion
~ the sahscrber at the Offices Of
and in Baltimore, and on the ground at the sale.
rr t~ev sgheen bearing iste
est, secured by deed ofirust the property
ny order Of the president and directors Of the Baltimore
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov iS-d Aucuoneer.
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From wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 9, 1863.

MILWAUKEE Nov. 9, 1853.
To the Editor Of The Union:
The returns from the interior in slowly, but they
indicate the election OF the entire democratic State ticket
by majority OF from 600 TO 1000 votes over the
combined forces Of whiggery and abolitionsm. The
question OF prohibory liquor law has entered largely
in the canvass. and injured the democratic vote from
1000 10 1000. Under all the circumstances. il is
brilliant triumph.
An effort has been made create the impression that
portion of the democratic nominees hostile TO the
national administration, and sympathzed with the ada
msnlnes in New York This is not correct. There
not hundred democrats in this State that side with
the boilers in New York Every effort is made to keep
State free from the unfortunate discussions OF
elder sister, and think will be successful No demo-
crat could be elected in Wisconsin who would avow hos
uity 10 the national administration Gen. Pierce has
many and fast friends in Wisconsin as he has in his
own New Hampshire, and any movement TO embarrass
or thwart his administration would meet with stern
rebuke here as it would among the granite hills
BADGER.
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Ingraham Demonstration In new orleans.

the subloiaed notice OF ameetng held in that city
"Thee large meeting held last evening la Lafsy.
Square express approval Of the conduct OF Com
msudcr ngrshsm Snyrns in relation Koszs aud also
endorse the action OF the government Washington In
relsiion 10 the same subject.
There the usual ccompanmen, Of public meet.
ns display Of aags torches and rockets; beside. which
excellent band OF music in attendance. Aderm
J. J. Lugeuboh presided, assisted by large number Of
vice presidents Hon isssc T. Morse the Attorney Gea-
eta Of the STATE, made spirited speech. He was fol-
lows ed by Herr Heunsoh, who sddressed the meeting IN
setmsn Language committee, appointed for the pur-
pose reported series OF expressive ii The
inen- o. the meeting The Demonstration p.s-ed Of
with euthasiasm, and ended with hearty cheers
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vruREE-PLy and double Ingram Csrp~sins.-Jus, re
cev.d several bales Of style real English and
and double ingram esrrenrs oil In and beautiful
and designs.
A.. -.rp'y Of heavy twIicd plain v.ne.sn
"a and SIS widths su the differ
widths.
h.lc superior - : md 10 = wide printed dussss
4 do for steps.
Aio several sheets style and pretty oos which
warranted be we'll seasoned and rooms ana
passages, ss per diagram, without pecing
Alsn, priced,
pricss in beauafsl designs ard
es Esd hs.vy c"eos nat'nR for public building. snd
requiring moor coverings
hiy Fh-se FOODS indssuchis
kinds Of door mate made of the
The shove rcods II
possible 70 ossn the hc--s the eo.n'y
Nov l5-sso CLAcFTT DODsON.
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EoR ths approaching cold wssther--we have jpst
ceved sd ready and reasonable
stock Of Edinburgh Whitney Blankets all the sizes which
b. desired
sns are ed on both sides fine, and reasonable In
hsc bate quilted
my these covering. jus. the thing desired
Ao beautiful siocs Of quilts, In vsriou. coo and styles with
toilet msich.
A.e eesofa dies Cor toilets. chair backs
of chairs, cheap
Togethe with
be desired in housekeepinr which selling ususy
low rates.
Nov l5-ao3uf CIAGETT DoDsO~.
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w H. have this day opened n choice rssortsnsns of
W goods purchased
consisting in par al, via
200 yads rich plaid silks
1900 do brocaie do
500 do plain PouI de Sole slk
1000 do high lusued black do
1900 do best quality French merno, 81
1900 do plaid and figured French .ous-elna. De airs
1900 do rich plaid cashmeres, Sk
I,2o do hiKh ooofsd plaid msrinos
A One assortment Of embroideries
% pieces a. black aud coIored silk veyeis
Is DO peiieo cloths, for iadies closks.
cLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
0pow-style eloak., cloth and velvet
loo bay Ssfc long shnwls
80 long cs.hmere do
GO square do do
poMEsTfcs.
large assortment Of staple goods Of III kinds
Nov l5-9tsw2w1f
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result Have those rensfksbie resolutions been "P
proved by the democracy Have they not. on me oeua
~ been condemned Ia not 10 be mistaken why'
The very county in which they originated mas -
But et this pass. The gentleman referred 70 arc MOI
worthy OF an extended notice We leave mem 70 wna'
they would probably give all the world to be relieved OIL
their own reflections!
.wa s,v hen 10 the democracy Of sister States,
,ha he result of the election Tuesday last Is finm
nhan, OF the OF the legislature in elevAng
10 the United States Senate Hon. John X. Thomson and
Hon WIN Wright They are both we rejoice TO say THOR
onvh UsloN men. There is faint of rce-soilisn
either them and in the Congress they cannot
l.u 20 hold 4 commanding position"
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The Newark Daily Eagle espresso. the opinion that
The result OF the election in New Jersey thor
ough endorsement OF The OF the legislature eecng
10 the Senate OF the United States the Hon. John r.
Thomson and The Hon. VIM. Wright II says thai
these distinguished gentlemen "are both Union men, with
faint OF free soilism about them IL giving place
TO the annexed article from the Eagle, viii remark
that wherever the New Jersey senator's known they
are priced for their republican sen,mens, devotion to
thsr country. enlarged capacity, and opposition 10 sec
honssn, any calculated to endanger the ins,
'ahons oil our common country
The brilliant triumph Of the democracy Of New
Jersey stunning denial OF the assertion nsds by the
whissm press that the election Of present United
states ssnsors di.sstefoi TO- and dsspprovsd Of by
hs party in power And only tblssl their predic-
uons Of moral and political ruin the who aided in
seoting IN, named been completely f.
either for reelection he has been
Ws decided majority.
We to this point now simply to show how very
little the whigi.n papers know snd how utterly ot.
been al th-sr attempts prejudice the popular mind
sgsins the democrats in the last legisisure. few
ealing themselves derocss. gc, together short time
'sce place cni.d Woodbridge and concoc,ed series
resolutions sasiosf the soon of the representatives Of
NE democracy In the last legislature bot what hss been
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Nav osLsAss, Nov I2-The bsfqpe Crisis, OF Baltimore
from Chogrcs, bound from the guano islands has arrived
the Sonthwes Ps,s in distress The dead and
the ca plain and al the rick with Chsgfcs fever
ARRIVAL 1sknrL.-tAIER IRON curA.-cossPfp.
AGAINST GOVERNMENT
CH.nLKroS, Nov. IL The steamer Isabel, Capt Rol
Inns. arrived with later dates fron, Hsvans There
was good deal Of excitement prevailing In
discovery, Bslacoa Of conspiracy szsinst the
government
II /. stated that vessel has appeared of Baacoa, the
east end of island and hoistrd what appeared be
signal Of distress when, simultaneously with the hoi ting
the signal the fort attacked by seventy
back, who were rcpulsed some prisoners were made.
and they their way to Havana when the lssbe
sailed.
The revolutionary paper Por del Pr,bio bad been again
published. Several had been made and runors OF
revelis cufreni.
Sugar quiet and unchanged--s..orted description,
at 81 cents, 81 ~ inferior 70 foe 81
cents cents for superior The receipts Of IN.
week had been SIS bhds. The stock in Rsgia ware
houses, 5000
The cearanccs OF the week At Havana aud Mainnxss
sSf boxes. Goldfish were scarce and in dema nd
Portland boads per brig Mechanic. had been sold "a
reals Freghfs numerous. and en2,rsm~nts 10
Cowes made at CO ES b. Ga. TO France. so, .
SIS. TO Spain, 81 So per box. Exchange on London
III IL premium; on Now York, par n discount.
MARKET.
Nsw YorK, Nov. A-Flout-,ales OF 500 barrels at
81 ~ 81 rs for State; and 81 Is 81 % for eoe.cc
sales Of 600 barrels southern at 81 ss7 50 The
tie speculative demand with which the market opened
wbes,sslcs Of 5000 bushels white at IT'S
Corn activesaes OF IS 900 bushels sik 70,
mixed. and 80 cents for white.
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Col. JEFF. DAVIS AND Hon. X. TooMBs-We deem il
but justice TO Mr.. Toombs (says the Dalton Georgia.
Tmes to give in full his reply TO the letter OF the Secre
ary OF War, addressed TO Mr. Gaskill. which have
heretofore published Even the admirers OF Mr. Toombs
will not fail 10 discover the exceeding bad taste in
which he speaks of Col. Davis whom he ranks among
tue staggering braggarts and cunning poroonS" of
the country. Whatever opinion political enemies may
entertain OF his craftsmanship and policy, but those
as badly reckless in speech Hanilcar himself would
dare bring such charge this. His almost world
wide military fame, crowned with the heoism exhibited
on the saughered OF Buena VISTA stamps such an al
legation with the doubccsled baseness oil unmitg ated
maiignity
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CoLuMBUs, November ,, 1883.
To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
herewith enclose you official abstract OF the votes
given 10 the several Candidates al the late election TAX
iron he records in the Office OF the secretary OF Stale
forward il to you simply because have not as YET
the vote correctly stated In any instance.
The vote is entire, with The exception OF Henry county.
which has as yet only returned their vote governor
and lieutenant governor.
You will observe that Medill has the largest majority,
while Treyiti has the largest vote. w. s. " 7.
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KINGSTON, &C. W. Nov. IL Atthree o'clock this
ing fire broke out in THE city, which proved desuc
live, burning the bonded warehouse of J. Miller, the
~hsryes and warehouses OF Hon John Hamilton, and the
warehouses OF Mcpherson IL Crane, Hendy, and Watts
Donohue The insurance is heavy, The amoun, Of loss
ln, not yet bee "a nxcertalned.
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FAslAR pIsooURsEs LAsauAsKTho third OF the series
viii be delivered this evening Caruss Saloon O'Clock.
The subjects viii be of the opinions
Latham, and Others with few examples
moiogy.
Tickets OF admission will be found book of Mrs
deron, Taylor Maury the drugstore OF " Habaugh
tie door.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, A.csio.ssr.

WASHINGTON FOUNDRY BUILDING AND GROUNDS At
auctonOn Tuesday afternoon, November Il o,cA1A
on The premises shall sell lots 10 and 10 in honag
Maine avenue, between n 9Th
consisting Of brick building 80 by 60 roof eaa
Dry and occupied BY Messs Rider Whte for that Puposs.
This property well situated, and In suited ~
which occupied. should cossd
the attention Of capitalists.
Tems' One Third, cash. the residue in six, twelve sg
teen months for notes bearing interest and BY
trust on the properly.
JAS c. MCGUIRE
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sales To-Day.

by J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND PROPERrY.-By vrtus q
deed Of trust dated November 3, s59
hse J. g. No. ~ folio 81 viii public sale
the auction Of j. O. MCGUIRE Tuesday,
Der instant at O'Clock precisely Its numbered II.
% 49, 81 S. 49, 81 3d. 49, in 502 Also, H. T. sn4
l. In subdivision Of lots 81 n 49, and 81 & Theso
lo are on The Island Pages Wharf, in rapidyassevsG
neghborhood which become commercial
city, and present fine opportunity profitable invsstss
Terms fourth cash the balance ~,
conveyances At cost ofpurchasers.
! RICHARD H. CLARKE. Tsssass.
Nov Sd J. g. MCGUIRE, AucdoIesr
After the above, 1 will sale Let on e.
Eastern Branch, square g. of7<4 onsips
feet inches
Terms Half cash balance noAhs, wh Ia
ieresi, satisfactorily secured.
. JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Nov l5-It Aucuonesr
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MmwsuKrK, Nov. l2-Tbc democrats have carried
the STATE by sweeping majority Tbs following ticket. nil
democrats sectedt governor William Barston iieot>n
governor Lewis secretary Of State, Grey; attorney
general George Smith The legislature Is largely demo
cratic.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. l2-The Martha Washington
submitted the jofy to-day, without argument the
part Of defence Jndss McLsans charge favors-
bic he prisoners The verdict pectcd this evening
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NKw YORK ELECTIONS.

NKw Yosn, Nov. 1.-THE estimated average in the
State Is for The wbig candidates. 1853 COO hards 81
,ofs 95, 900.
So tar p whig,, 5hards, and cots elected the
leaving three districts in doabt To the assembly
80 wings. % hards, % sos. and soilsr chosen
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tANPEIINGss--We respectfully in
VA form All who intend to furnish themselves with that
hsye received an additional supply, with the Of the
most superb v-vst and tapestry csenrs the bebed
esty dimcn whilst bringing the suprh combination Of un
n'nG custe of flowers fruits
tn Nature by
tive views a. represented these beautiful goods how the
mind could conceive and carried And
prices for them are reasonable and the body the goods
could afford Them. preferable
the Old fashioned sA ard figured Brns which
w years ago sold ~ higher selling these
and durable A. they The modern will them
All who want the
dpcsns OF them ~ reduced will them
Disposed o. Prices lower considerably al the northern
clues
l5--3teoif CIlGETT \ DOnsON
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IRON nhDsrEAn~ f-aoms'ock. Bromley, Co.,
.aies No rs Leonard New York.
Broadway. Common folding
stsndsof AL kinds. Hotel hospital p-o family
chHdrcns hcds'eaas always general
81 fuvn,tnre, ~y~,ng beds othe
hed.fsds NJ cleanliness
srd economy They vervn, ard
ercesdng anrshe s'abi, Order.
may be addressed 20
CoHsTccE, BROMLEY, 4 co,
81, New yovt-
Agents cor above Descriptive
sent requested.
Nov Ii-d3m
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a, our own opiaion the worthy governor tha
half right We have hong shrewdy suspected much
ourselves though prrhsps il least bscsms say H."
We submit to The reader whether there is anything in
The meaning Of Governor Johnson's remark which gives
even psssbIy 70 the mpu.a,ions contained in this
rset But The sssumpion that Governor johnson ere
CARDS education ~ inimcd TO democracy is wholly
cautious and fatty conadcied by the whole spirit OF
lbe address, we'll by the specific declarations which
we have already quoted. But upon the assumption
that Governor Johnson was inmical TO education, we
submit that j, was neither logical nor just IN the in's'
rsaeer to assume therefore tina, democracy is hostile to ed
uestion That the editors OF that Journal should enter
tain the opinion that "educaton is nimca to demoea
cy" s not surprising II is bul The resusciaon OF 'ha
arrogant claim which the aniquaed teachers OF wn'gs"
were formerly in the habit Of ssitng up 10 al As snH'
rssee. n we'll as all the decency OF The country ~
.,,.. mn oo,, l,ke voice from The tombs OF whlgsm.
..a M bs rexsrded as curious instance OF persistence
y .,,o, ..a delosiop Ii is striking illustration Of The
and of that class Of wings who
II former DAYS made high pe,ensons to llerafy attain
men,s but repudsied in practice all claim 10 common
.so.e sure badge Of tina, ancient federalism which
Gov johnson ccses in his address, and which the edi-
tors Of the Isi.er seem to regard as personal attack
mon them We have no complaints to make against
our neixhbos for adherng with nervous sensiveness
10 The decisions OF their early days But we do object
mos, ,trenuousy their attempt to sadde upon 30 emf
nan, a democratic statesman as Governor Johnson
doctrine which he would enounce with much earnest
..z and yehemence he would the sentiment that the
wings have all The nisgenes OF the country Governor
Johnson as true and devoted friend Of education
,ny man living and he has the intelligence and the inde
ueodence 10 expose Of the means BY which federal
ism has sought 10 perpeuate ITSELF and Tor this the In
.ussnesr assails him. The charge that democracy is
inmcal to education is too bareaced absurdi.y to
REQUIRE any answer il Of those antquated calum
MES upon the democratic party which are fit subjects for
amusement rather than matter for grave comment An
ouarass may be pardoned for bringing them out of their
cabinets Of cusiosi,es, but beyond this they excite
other feeling bu, Of compassion for the few who
sill so unfortunate as entertain the idea that education
10 inimcal 10 democracy.
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Nav oRLsAss, Nov I2-The bsrque Crisis, OF Baltimore
Chogrcs bound from the guano islands has arrived
the Southwest PAYS in distress The dead, aud
the plain and all the sck with Chagfcs fever.
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G. q.
MANcnEsTgR, IN. H.,) Nov. 1.-The Hon. c. g. Ather-
ton is lying very low. There is scarcely hope Of his
eoyery
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NEW HAVEN, (Ct.,) Nov. 1.-The storm through this
State yesterday exceedingly The railroad
track Of this place washed away, OBTAINING the
train from Boston, nth the mails and passengers by the
steamer America. AT Birmingham four lives los, by
the food Neither the Boston New York mails have
ibis morning At Windsor the road badly dam
aged and rendered i'm passabls
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large ssso,nsnt o. staple goods Of al Kinds.
Nov l5-3t.w2wf HALL. BROTHER
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Boston citS-for governor: Washbarn, (whig,) about
200 Bishop, tdem.) 1850; Wilson. (fres-soer) 1911
Wales, (nslional,) 1856.
New constitution; yeas 3226 nays, S,SSo. Six whig
and forty-four representatives. returned Sixty
indicate choice Tor governor and the decisive de-
feat Of the constitution
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paris mtasSsERN.--Mrs. MA .lu ssS~sAsv
November sh, splendid rsoAs p.s
vlvsnis avenue, between oh and ierh
Nov l-dlwu
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NEW Books ne Taylor Il Maury's.-Lady Lssh wiAev
~ hood, from Bisckwoods Magazine.
Hsrpcr's New Monthly Magazine. z.
Western Chsrsctsrs of Border I'm
States +; by j. L.. Mcconnell
Cleaning. frcu, the fer nd School
Lectures 70 Young Men by William O. Eliot, H.
God with Men Foo'ptn Of rrovidents LEADER by sss
81 O-rood. Book.tore n~as ptb street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-07
judicial Election.


Not more than third or fourth o.
the votes were polled in the Towns al
cur County Judicial Election on Mon
day last. The vote Of Grant County,
if fully polled, would be in the neigh
borhood of 5000. The light turn-ou
may be accounted for in both candidate:
being excellent men-both qualified, anc
from their standing and past acts, both
as honest as men are capable of being
in this day and country of "pull dick
pull devil" The election was not made
upon political grounds, and neither one,
nor his friends spent an hour at election
eering.
We have reported returns from the
following Towns, by which, it would
seem, Judge PAIaE is elected, but some
of the larger Towns may change the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-07
Anfi-ssmaKl Bill E4axv-Sm2azE Po
faEGes.

There is law in Wisconsin against taking
or paying out small bills of other states but a
law to prevent the ingress of rats would be
more operative, especially if itprovided boun-
ty on rat-scalps Had the Legislature provi-
ded a bounty on the soap Of the vendor Of
small bills, or some other suitable penalty, Their
act might come to something; but as it is, the
law is a dead letter.
The law is wrong, and the design was wrong
it was made for the benefit of the Wisconsin
pet-banks, that they might enjoy an exclusive
monopoly Of the sna1-bill traffic in the state.
The design especially was TO protect our pct
banks against the 1cHd-cat issues of Smith and
others. Never Bit was it intended TO pro-
tect the peop'e. The naked fact is, this anti
small act, is screto number one, invented BY
Wisconsin pet-bankers as these pets increase
in wealth and power, they will add more gcraers,
until at last, Wisconsin Iegis alton will be com
prised in annual series Of single, double and
compound scrcwjng-tac<7o for the benefit of
banks, and the peoples interests will be eft so
far behind as never to be thought Of ii The
day Of judgment.