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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

We particularly fond Of encouraging &" home
hope TO accomplish three fold object vir-1s,, Ia
please the author "a, to furnish good lesson for TIE
examination children Who studying grammar, al
3D. to let writer's understand that requires
and judgment TO correctly prepare article tor the
hands Of the compositor, whose duty is to strictly ~
When requested permitted TO fit communication .,r
the Ncs we have aimed to comply 50 far our time
withheld there is no option but publish aro. jus,
a. IL is handed in, or rejest it.-Ep.J
MARRIED.
In this city, on 3oth inst by President b. ioahe W.
PRESTON s. FRI and Miss MARY }. IIrcos.
With hands and hearts together Joined,
Your union sweet shall be:
Ne fruitful, then and multiply
The blessings OF the 4" freo.'
At the residence IA B. Williams sugar House Ward
Sept TO- by Elder Alfred Walton. Mr.. AiAssoS NosroS,
OF Provo. and Mise Ju1s Avn WILLIAMS.
Also, by the same, at The same place VI. nsawN
House Ward.
when thus in the time Of reunion snd love,
The wine anu tso cake, With the note como alcug
our wish tor your happiness truly We prove,
BY writing you gratis this wee. little song
Forever L.. your hs,fts, a. pure
A. angels, be united,
Thus shah your blessings be secars,
And al the vows you've IlighteG.
By Bishop s Richards. il union q. T.. sers Is 1855
Mr.. sAzrE. wHThKm AMI Ms sAnsf Avs BSTsoN, 10Th
Mi. anseps Star please copy.
In this city the % inst, by ilder Leonard w. Har
Those hc,s.s-as emblem Of yours, We hope;
Aa5 trust, cen for the lsms's SAKE,
Tina. Joy and love may vito yon ABOUND
with syee'ne.s a. sweet As ne cake
la Boan.ifal, Davis county, aug 2s, 1856, hK.x h.
Buys aged 81 years AM 10 months.
He Wa born N Nhterfor saia-oca county " Y.
wac baptized July 4. 1889, and gathered vih ae sans
in Hsneosk county, ID IN ney 1870 there sofered the
IN IN del Of NJ
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BAKERS BnrrERs Better THAN C,orn..

BAKERS B1TrERs BETTER THAN GoLp.-
lend in California, writing another in this city,
says that be has been completely cured Of Dyspep-
s,a by the use of half dozen bottles Of BARER's
orTsRs and declares that the receipt In that coun-
try would be worth more than the richest mine in
the land OF gold. No family should ever be without
this medstae. winter or summer for while it checks
colds and prevents consumption, Il also cures diar-
fho,s and defes the cholera
To he had wholesale and retail of Messrs PuR-
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For sale by j. w. Randolph.

MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoNvERsA-
TIoNs OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON; by the Count
dc Las Cases. We have before US a new edition of
Las Cases memoirs in four volumes from the press
OF Redfeld Of course every body who wants to
be acquainted with the character of Napoleon,
ought to consult the pages of Las Cases, who was
one of the most devoted admirers and followers of
the great Emperor. His book is rich in historical
material, and highly valuable.
For sale by Geo. NJ West
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RICHM M0ND, VA.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1855.

NoTEs on DUELs AND DUELLrNG, by Lo.
reneo Sabine, Boston; Crosby, Nichols & Co
The arrangement is alphabetical, and the
book opens with history of the origin and
progress of duelling. We observe that some
of the American duels are very copiously de
tailed, especially the memorable meeting be.
tween Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Randolph But the
compiler, who is a Massachusetts man. dating
from Framingham, has certainly made some
most egregious blunders. In the note on the
meeting between Messrs Davis and Ridg.
way, of this State, he states that Mr.. Davis
the challenger, fired, missed, and Mr.. Ridg.
way declined to fire. This is exactly the re.
verse of the truth. We notice, too, that
there is an omission of one of the most re-
markable and painful duels on record
When men attempt to get up books, they
ought to make them correct and reliable, as
they are presumed to be designed for future
use and instruction.
For sale by j. W. Randolph.
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JNo. w. WRIGHr IL Co. are prepared
to receive all binds of Produce and Merchandise or
STORAGE, at their Warehouse on the Dock on as res
fe l2-6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
eos consdeIably that OF all the Daily papers Of
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EuRorE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGU eRREoTYrEs to Europe, are informed that
they can have them taken in superior and durable
style, warranted not to be affected by exposure to
salt ar. NJ. P SIMoNS.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

WALTER HARRisoN-office corner Of
Main aud i0sh streets-hss resumed the praotic. ~
Law 10 all the Courts held In the city Of Richmond
fe lS-lms
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VALENTINES Cupid experiences all the disad'
vantages of the tishines5 In the money market. II
10 estimated that mol more than one-hth The usual
number of Valentines we're distributed In New
York this year.
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SHOCKING DEATH AN inquest was held In New
York, last week, upon the body Of man named
Williams who fell into a vat of boiling sugar the
previous evening. The unfortunate man livcd
about half an hour after he was rescued but In nn
agony oftorture that cannot be described.
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SENATOR SKwARD.-Mr. Seward has written Q
letter to the New York Legislature, accepting the
Senatorship, expressing his determination to pro.
mote the interests of his native State 10 the Nation
al Councils, and to commend her enlightened po.
Icy and her priHciples of Constitutional freedom
to the favor of the American Uaion. sstl Z 3
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
tRAes, RoPEs, RAGeuNG. &c y South Franklin At
) doors West of Old Ma.ket, buys small as well al
large lots fe 9-d6m
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ARsxsr or KnsAsE, rHn roa0H1.--Wm. kIs
zane, the notorious foresr, has bssa arrestsd Il
williamsbnre, in Eric county, Now York. epu'
rious money 70 tho am eunt - 90 500 was found on
his person.
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FHurrs OF DISSIPATION. Alex Kennedy
was found dead In Alton, Illinois, a few day since
His death was occasioncd by want and exposure
from long and constant dissipation. Mr. Kennedy
was graduate OF Dublin univeraty, and afterwards
the rroicasor OF Bellies Lettres ia Beliast College
Dublin. As an eiocutionist he had very few supe
ri,ts But bis talent avaed him little In this coun
try, such were HE habits OF dissipation.
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ANOTHER EFFrGY.-An etfigy labeled 'Littleiobn
the purjurer; may God help him. hung ia
front OF the Court House at Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
on the night of the 18th. It was taken down tho
next morning without opposition. ? - ssa a.
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CArrArr RrNpEss.-A Washington paper
says:
The story that Capt Rynders designs visifng
Virginia 20 elecfionecr for Mr. Wise turns out =,
have been manufactured of whole cloth, no such
Idea having entered his head
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THEoLoGIcAL.-Two juvenile disputants discus
sed as follows in our hearing day or two since
~ tell you God Is everywherei"
",fint-neither"
81 know better my mother says so."
"Don't care II she does He aint In that wire, |"
(pointng up to the teegraph) 'eos that aint hoer p
This rather staggered bis little reverence for q
moment, but ere minute had elapsed triumphant
smile lit up his face as he responded:
'sWell don't care, He is all around il ~
of the mouth Of that "suckiing, - learn wisdom.
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH

.tAaveaftalcements g Published until fcrhdA viu -
oo cents per square Of ten lines ~ - ~
'rsenlon. ana y Dceuts for sseh sosGDunnss . s =
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DEsrnucrIvz FrnE.-The extensive ropewalk o
Adam H. Hinkle & Son, In Philadelphia, was de.
stroyed BY hre last Tuesday night. Lou sl3,o0t
or $4,000.
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''' sc 'ols' Ie S-dbm
The RICHMOND BUlLDING FUND CospANY
hold their monthly meetin's the first dav of each
month (thc neTt one Thursday the istof Febrnarv)
in their Room, in the Law Buildipg at ~ NJ
The Secretary remains in his chice to receive Dues
&c. on that day from A. NJ, TO P. M. Members
calling at other times take the chance of finding him
IN.
The BOARD will meet the 1st of February at 81 P.
NJ. in the Secrstary's office
Two months after date application will be made to
the Board OF the Company aforesaid by those now
entitled for the Issuing of new Scrip in the place OF
No Y. issued in the name of William Evans, since
deceased; and of No. 81 issued iu the name of Tbcs
III. Gresham; said certificates mos q and SD having
been lost and being owned bv asst gnees thereof
B. b. MINOR,
IA Ja5l-law2m Secretary and Solicitor.
MEDICAL CARD-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having Recommended the practice of Medi.
cine offers his professional services to the public
~ ONCE on Frank lin street nearly opposite Fri.
nifty Church, formerly occupied by Dr. Parker.
ia 25-lm
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery
Tor the Circuit of the United States. the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico, and of the County
Court of Henrco.
Until suitable rooms can be obtained his Office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Heurico.
Office hours for the present. from 9 A. NJ. to 2
O'clock p NJ. ia 22-1m
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RE-sHrmENT OF FOREIGN PAuPERs.-.The Mayor
of New York has notified the Belgian consul of bis
determination to return to their own country the
Belgian paupers and convicts recently landed st
that port. He calls upon the Consul to send them
back at the expense of his government.
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"GAMnA," the Paris correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, writes under date OF January
II, that Judge Mason's health is improving al
rapidly as his best friends could DESIRE"
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ARREST OF GovRnSoR-Gov. Gardner, Of
Massachusetts, was arrested in Boston on Friday
last for violating city ordinance In obstructDg the
sidewalk In front Of his store with box es and bales
OF goods sssis
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THE OHIO RIVERA dispatch from Wheeling
states that the iceopposite that city gave way last
Friday night and navg alton has been resumed. &
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FREE-SoILIsM FRANTIC wITH Joyi-Thers was
great rejoicing among the Free Solers of Boston on
Friday, in consequence of the immolation of Judge
Lorng, BY Harvard College, for the unpardonabs SIN
he was guilty of in executing-in the famous Burns
case--that provision Of the Federal Corssitntion
which enjoins the surrender of ".ugitivss fcn Ia
bor" We give the names of the gentlemen who
voted in favor of Judge Loring: - !.
r.. A. Chapman, Rev. Dr.. Gannett. DR.. Walker,
President of the Colleges Mr. Andrews Trsasarss;g
Iohu n Clifford g. d. Bradford. DR.. Blsyden, Thoo,
Worcester, Emory Washburn, c. Winthrop.
Gov Gardner hss voted against Mr. Lonns
This New York Express thus ailudes to the mat.
ter ag stsl
nonnced the Fugitive Slave Law eonsfitmionol vet
the Judge who faithfully end fcarlessy carries cat
ts Is deliberately sacrificed on the Altar
of Sectonalism and Abolitionism. = 81
Well, we arc not sorry for Judge Lorings sake
but do regret that old Harvard should have far
trucked to the ynsar passions Of the day 10 have
simply doing bis duty. q sfs 3 I
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OREGoN.-From Oregon we learn that Govanoy
Lane, present delegate in Congress from that Tef-
ritory is a candidate tor reelection. aE .4ssTs 3
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THE MILITIA.-The States of PENNSYLVANIA,
New York, and Massachusetts,, show as follows
with regard to their citizen soldiery:
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The KINNEY Washington rumor
affirms that this expedition has not been given up,
and Col Kinney starts for Nicaragua In few days.
The New York Tribune asserts poeitively that the
expedition has been sold out to the Cuban fIibus.
tiers, and that the Central America destination is
only held up as blind.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JCHN w DAVIES,
STONE GLITTER

SOUTH sIpE or DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE
| RETURN thanks to my friends. for their
Mind patronage during the past ,hree years and
beg Iesve 20 say that am prepared to furnish
Store Fronts. Monuments, Tcmbs. Vaults and st-
tend to Enclosing Buryiug Grounds and In fact all
work in the Stoae-Cuttlng snd Building line.
Ousi of Stone sud Workmanship net to be sur
PASS Mouth or South. oc So
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@ AFFAIRS IN WAsntHeroN-IsrEaEs IuvEL.
LIeEEcs..A telegrsphis dispatch, dated Wss1in4.
ton, Feb 16, myss u 81 S sstss + Ii a1sssl5 =
II b understood that Senator Jones Of 1sn1emse
will shortly intrcducs preamble snA !ssclussoo4
stating thai the cons6!tution os the uulted Nae9a
confsrs upon Congress power 20 sseablish ssleosa
rule OF nataraxafos. bat y slsnt epen To seeJees
Of emisratisp; and that the pouef = nePeee ee,3s
70 Goa eresa The eovsannsak of thase oeaeee eeoDp
"a b. tie Insx 81 fcrsssefA tAe sele laYes
. make laws reea!as1ee tAsis sanhec9 q
Aent agsinse - Fssnea oPoins1ea olL weIen ~
prohaSfy IS seat tn - the eeaeee te-1eney.
ate : IN efessiae WisAsld eestt Lasstssast osseaa
Of the uaitsa otases.
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DEATH OF Col. FRANCIS X. HuGEa-The
Charleston Standard announces the sudden death
OF Col Francis H. Huger, of that city. He attained
to the age of more than eighty years. and had held
distinguished positions In the social and military
history OF our country and an effort In his early
life to liberate the veperated Marquis Lafayette
from imprisonment at Olmutz, In Austria, has
placed his name among those which are cherished
In the hearts of the American people
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SCHOOL EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNArr,-Wem mem
''oned some days since that considerable excite
ment existed In Cincinnati, with regard to the &C.
tlon OF Miss Newhall. teacher and native of
South Carolina, in excluding colored boy from
ner school. The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday
states that the matter wss laid before the School
Board subsequently, and that Miss Newhall, after
an exciting debate, sustained In the course she
had pursued. The boy, who called himself quad
room, was expelled from the school, the Board
deening that colored schools were provided for
those tinged with negro blood.
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AsoTHER FrLLrBusTER ExpEprTIor.-1The fol.
lowing is an extract OF letter from washiuftx
Territory, published IN the San Francisco Hsrald:
The most interesting news can give ron d thak
fllibustering expedition agsnst vaoccuvefs Island
- on foot in this section, and Dame Rumor says shat
the Russian Government has agents smonu us aesu-
Their movements are characterized with the utmose
degree Of caution and secrecy yet enough has ssksA
oct warrant the belief that the party has ALREADY
Our people bear the English nsbobs Of venecuyefss
Island no good win, and nothing would siys thsm
more pleasure than TO oust them from possessioos
which Of right belong 70 rs. and which uili ko
source OF trouble, annoyance and danger TO unnne
long - held BY 6fitish authorities IT y 10 81
let It come, Pm IN Tor II u also sad that eo.
tain parties nom Oregon are taking setiss psEf .
tha rnovAm4nt - = - s
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ocEAN MAIL SERVICE I'm the House of Repre-
sentatlves on Friday, the amendment of Mr. Olds to
the mail steamer bill, appropriating ss4s 900 to E.
n. Collins for transporting mails from New York
to Liverpool and back, on condition that he and
his associates shall build another steamship and
have it ready for service in two years after the
passage of the act and, If failing to do so by neg
iect they shal transport the mails free of charge
from the expiration of the two years, until said
steamship shall be completed, was agreed to, and
the bill reported to the House.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to Subscribers
,,Six am AeuARTEh CESTsPEK WEEK, payable to
he Csrrier weekly. Price for mailing, Sla year In
advance. - r,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri
s.v aud rlsile6 to subscribers at 81 peranuu
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A descent was made upon house of IN fame II
Williamsburg, N. y, on Thursday evening, and
during the melee, police officer, named Robeitsoa
was shot oy the proprietor ofthe house. Jacob Buz,
and shockingly wounded. The inmates were ~
arrested. f *Es 2 fs4
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. II o4--aAfD q bIsO I IIlLIN UdVb TtIIIUV
n : co to the sore on Main street, nearly opposite
me Farmers Bank, and next door above the Custom
noas7 loE and would be happy to see their friends
aHd cGstCmeFE there. oc l6-ts
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The Boston Telegraph states that letters hsvs
been received from Henry Brsvoort, tho lsts mis-
sing Treasurer Of the GIendon Rollisg Mills, dassd
at San Francisco, by the last mails from California
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GTORAGE, STORAGE.-The subscri-
~ her having taken one of the large and commo-
dious Warehouses on Dock between 2lst and 22d
streets, would inform the Merchants Of Richmond
that he il prepared to take all kinds of STORAGE
at the customary rates.
H will also attend TO MERCHANDISE and PRO-
DUCE BROKERAGE reasonable terms
fe 6-lm J. 3, SCLATER
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4 n ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

FOR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
~ q CO. IS Warehouses, Corner 20tb and Doct =.
s.s ni, ieI Cofton, Cofes Flour, Wheat Sugar. Me.
of Jis y etals Hay, Lime and every description
,n, .ehshoi.s These are first lass Stores and in
es az the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
sud MSa.ge ln 'front.' Of the Store A City Weighef
For sasa1 ssf constantly in attendance.
~ n6IofaEe apply to
ia NJ RRfnGRnpp RI
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{ AL, CCAiA AMI w ~ - ID tOR
" SALE.-Raving accepted the Agency of D..
" X Trent, am prepared to Furnish good srticl.
Cf COAL on IS accommodating terms as likely car
be Hsd anywhere, either by wholesale or retail. |
W. enceavoT 10 have Il nicely prepared for market
.s IS something TO which but little attention has
been psjo to- several years past in consequence OF
lss short supplies and great demand
have also hard \ nice assortment of Oak and
Pine MOOD. at the market price.
M w. FORD,
IS l6-ts Corner 9Th and Cary SITS
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EREAT BARGAINS IN BAREGE
~ DE LAINEs.-2500 yards Bsrege de Lanes
great variety of styles at I2 cents yard, such
much below cost, and well worth the attention
of all those in want of such
CHRISTIAN L LATHROP.
f. II At the Cash Store.
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FROM QUE ooMMERolAL CORRESPONDENT.

NEW YoaH, Oct. 2, 1865.
It's matter Of great qualification TO those who have aid
ca in the establishment great principle OF government TO
hnd that It's working tested by the allegations Of its OPP
ponen has emnenty justified the most ardent hopes OF M
friends Such been tho practical result Of the suheas
uy system and the Influences Of the reduced tariff The
senate chamber 1888 resounded with denunciaon Of the
folly of proposing impractcable scheme The late Dan
lei Webster clearly demonstrated the npossbty OF collect
ing and paying out thirty millions per annum by the federal
government but seventy millions and go with the ut
most facility and regularity and proposes to re-
call tho gone The statesmen Of the Senate cham
Der who opposed those principles Of finance and commercial
legislation which have since demonstrated their own sound
ness did So doubtless the sincerity of their convictions
Numbers of partisans however, exaggerated the opposition
and clamored ecklessly to defeat the object hdd in
view by disgusting readers with the absurditie advanced
Among the conspicuous Of these the New York
Greeley and Cary working together In ami
mostly against the tariff of 1916. These persons in attack
upon your correspondent in 1851 remarked follows:
nThe necessary consequence of the diminished reward
for labor that immigration has become stationary aud
must diminish the necsssaes OF life rise in price with
the increase machine and diminuon of produc
ton From lsS to lslT it grew steadily commencing With
il advioes that passengers comparatively and
considerably lower and thus, power 70 Producs
ooDtroai for export diGiahes, there dmnution and
that necessarily the ndueement to foreigners to come and
live among US, and make market Tor our produces,
"Our import Of men is now diminishing and each
cesse arrival brings intelligence Of the increased difficulty
filling ships at lower fhts atcnty continue
e price Of food shall rise with diminished pro-
duction," &c.
"it the tariff Of ls4ol seeks sink people to the
OF Europe and il destroys the Inducements to
Europeans seek shores, compelling them to remain
slaves when they would become freemen
The importation Of men" to make market for prod
uce and the power produce commodities for export
diminished it asserted, in consequences Of the tariff of
1876 alleged that by reducing tie tariff labor could
longer be employed that aborers could longer con
sumo products consumption diminished and production
end nasmuch that this alleged diminished export
commodities and "impor Of men, of the tests Of
the nurousness of the tariff it follows that If the
the Of the statements then the tariff has been
enineny beneficial The following official table OF the
annual 'export of commodities" and "import of men :"