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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21

most oxecrable taste, the famous Liberty Bell, ta-
ken from the belfry for that purpose II few years
ago, round the rim of which is seen in raised let
tiers the injunction proclaim liberty throughout
all the lanG, uuto all the inhabitants thereof
Some peculiarly osiniue individual has lately pro-
cured a stuffed specimen of the bald eagle and
perehed it on the top of the bell; nothing is now
wanting to complete the effect but to wrap the
'starspangled banner" round that precious relic
Of colonial times, when the apparent design Of
these patriotic gentlemen, viz: its entire conceal
meut, would be completely comprised. The walls oi
the Hall are covered with historical portraits,
among which are conspicuous those OF such men
rs William Penn, Lafayette, (who declared that II
he had known the somewhat peculiar use the
Americans we're going to make Of their "liberty'
he would never have drawn his sword in their be
half Of DR.. Rush and DR.. Franklin, (both presi
dents Of the old Society for the Abolition of Sla
very,) Gov. Mihlin, Count Rochambeau, ETC., etc
just round the corner, in Fifth street, you entel
another apartment Of the same building in which
Mr.. Brown the United States COMMISSIONS recent
~ gave up to the tender mercies Of southern des
petism, a fugitive bondman, captured on the sol
of this State, the first Of all tie colonies to a6oliSJ
siarery! Gould assurance 20 turtherR
Utter disgust with this state of affairs induced
some OF our nonjuring abolitiunists to abandon
their principles during the excitement of the las
election, in the hope that the election of Col. Ere
mont would inaugurate II better era. Some o
them now regret their defection-they ought t
have seen that the election Of their candidat
would not have brought about a r~etorm,-Pennsy
vauia would still have remained an open bunting
groand for the southern slave.catcher aud hi
northern
"Mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound
And cur Of low degrees"
and that nothing short OF severlng our pohtico
uniJn with those Southern miscreants, the scorT
of the civilized wurld,--would free us from CON
plicity in their conspiracy against liberty and hu
mainly. Let US hope they will be wiser in future
Very truly yours, IL. VIC.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21
THE DRIED SCOTT CASE AND THE LEG.
ISLATURES.

The outrageous positions Of the Sup, eme Court
have arrested the attention Of the Legislatures Of
New York and Massachusetts, and resolutions look.
ing to some defence of the States against tbs On.
croachments of the court, have been adopted.H
Will the Republican legislature of Ohio make
any movement in this direction. We should think
that such an assault upon the sovereignty of the
States and the rights of the people might call forth
some suggestions from our States rights Governor.
in defence of his great political panacea.-''Ne
Slavery outside the slave States."-But as our
States are now. according to tho Supreme Court.
all SLAVE States, perhaps it may be thought best
to be quiet, lest q movement should involve us in q
conflict with European, Asiatic, or perchance AT.
rican politics: as DR.. Livingston informs us that
many of tho African nations, beyond the reach Of
our American and European civilization, are noa.
Shareholders, this Republican motto might re-.
quire interference for the protection of their libsr-
ty. But it seems by its own definition 20 have ne
application within the bounds of the American
Union. 1t might therefore, if we are ready
for such foreign interference, be now amended 50
as to read-No Slavery outside the American
Union. On this broad and Catholic platform, wo
think the party of freedom" might succeed in
the next presidential election, and a fusion might
be effected by all parties. Such a course would DO
in harmony with the motto, and with the master
y inactivity" Of the Republican leaders in the
State. We will however, wait. hoping to see our
Governor and Legislature move in company With
New York and Massachusetts in an attempt to re-
sist slavery where it is, as we'll as where it is not.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21
OPINIONSOF THE PRESS.


The dangers apprehended from the organic ten
denotes of the Supreme Court to engross the legis-
Iative power Of the federal government, which
Jefferson foresaw and so often warned his coun-
trynen against, are no longer imaginarys They
are upon us. The decision rendered by that body
on Friday, 10 the case Of II Missouri negro who
had appealed to it for assistance in asserting his
right to share the promises Of the Declaration of
Independence, has struck at the roots of the past
Legislative policy of this country in reference to
slavery. 1t has changed the very blood Of the
constitution, from which we derive our political
existence, and has given to our governments a di-
rection and a purpose as novel us it is barbarous
and Illuminating.
In the first place, it has annihilatcd Mt n single
blow the citizenship Of the entire colored popula-
ton of the country, and with it all laws and con-
stitutional provisions of the different states for the
protection of those rights.
In the next place, it has stripped Congress Of a
pnwer to exclude slavery from the territories,
which has been oxerciced by every President of
the United States from Washington down TO Fill.
mnre, and which had an effect in shaping. the po.
litical and domestic institutions of more than half
the territory Of the United States. The ordinance
of 1887, with the passage or defence Of which the
names OF the most eminent American statesman
have been imperisbahIy associated, is not only
pronounced unconstitutional. but the power to en-
act any law which cOntem plates a restriction up.
IN the right 10 buy, hold and sell slaves in our ter
ritories is distinctly denied.
Nor il this all, The doctrine which has been
recognized wherever the common law prevails,
since the days Of Lord Mansfield, that when a
slave is taken by his master into the jurisdiction
Of a state which prohibits slavery, he is from that
moment free, is not only set aside, but the power
is denied to the states Of this Union to prohibit
masters bringing slaves within their jurisdiction,
provided they do not enter it with the intention OF
establishing II permanent residence there. AL
of these positions are new in the judicial history
Of the country.
FROM TIFF NEW YORK COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
The bred Scott decision is an Amusement to all
| think the prevalent feeling is q CONCESSION Or al
admission that the Government of thi il
with and in the institution of human Slavery
The legal power and the Presidential power com
bined are invincible. 1t remains for those who d,
not believe slavery q national institution to "bid'
their time" | confess | can see no other result
than TIE complete aScendency Of Slavery. IL il
ON the Nation, either for good or evil.
| think it most probable that the voice of New
York will be calmly and wisely uttered in thi,
emergency. They who know the State we'll say
that the effect of the recent decision cannot be
exaggerated in its importance upon public opinion
The greatest State in tho nation is at this moment
! preparing to throw down the only barrier that its
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21
A MISTAKE.

One Of our exchanges represents the late deeis-
ion of the Supreme Court as presenting tho start
ling judicial announcement. that hereafter the
fundamental rule of the government shall be no
freedom outside the free States" True, it does
decide thus. but the pith and marrow of the dc.
cision lie, that there shall be no freedom insids Of
the misnamed free States. That shareholders may
carry their slaves to any State and hold them ~
their pleasure and take them whore they will. bred
Scott was held for two years a slave in Illinois,
then carried to Minnesota and thence to Missouri
and all the time a slave. The rule is. slavehold-
ing, like slavehunting is lawful everywhere
Whether this decision is legitimately constitution.
al or not, it is the legitimate fruit of the Union.
and we can hope for nothing better while liberty
and slavery arc permitted on equal footing to con-
test for the majority in TIE Government.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21

SpIRIrUALsM.-Mrs. Semour q Spiritual Medk
UNI from Waukegan, Illinois, recently spent a few
days in Salem, among friends and inquirsrs Of
'the new philosophy" On Sunday evening she
addressed a public audience in the Town Hall in .
"trance state" The address, from whatever source
it may have emanated, contained much plain and
radical truth, and was listened to with attention
by the large audience, though a great majority
were evidently very ~skeptical regarding the allsg>
ed agency of the Spirits. Mrs. Ssmour is a hear
ty, earnest abolitionist and a thorough friend OF
all the important reforms Of the day; and spirit"
ualism with her is the great means Of their "a
vancemept.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-21

comments of some Of the more influential presses
of the country.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
~ Ka m

Thsre have been sreaandous crops OF
every farn product shraaghous the en-
tire Union ths present year, Wheat 10
noMhera krlngiRg oxsS oas dallas par
bRshel--in Chicago, Il in esuEs or
lssss and se see il stated shas some FAR
mers OF lowe are oaaEing sheiEn 81 forty
cents. Il certainly cannot be higher
than IS eants OK 4ollaE in Theses parts
,--at least il ought not 10 be. Fit we're
IL w0Rla pay some person 10 20 10 she
east and buy up wheat for this conntry.
Flour is selling in Chicago foE o. per
barrel. whieh Weighs ne believe, fs6
pounds. Yes, in These parts. sack of
hour weighing only 96 pounds, casts o.,
and until recently the price was nearer
$5. At present rates, barrel Of hour
would cost over 90, which Ii alrnosE IN
to famine priesin the East. Why Is il,
With such plentiful crcns, that bread
seuha are 90 enormously high out hsrea
And Why 10 Is, with saeh plenty in the
land, that boarding. il from 81 70 81 per
weak higher naw, than il waa last winter,
when provisions we're searea and some
people really began ts talk Of famins2
Sonlo things, We know, are cheaper hare
than IN the east, where boaFdingis $2,50
TO IS per week. BaaE, for Instance, is
three to four cents per pound cheaper;
and groceries ste very little higher. Up
on this principle, If the eastern people
had such plenty Of everything thai they
had 70 throw it aWays ps0pls ent here
would starTe, In consequence Of not be-
ing able to earn snoagh to ksep their In
side gear going. Somsthing Is wrong.
There must either be some mismanage-
meRs in produce transactions, or else
there is q combination somewhere to skin
people. What Is the matter9-Ka Kansas
Ch3sf,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

qMigy heging es ssda 81 the Gen
sxal 1aua oislea = u 10 necessitv Of .
.wlkA ak = pEs~szsyanm ssaamamt 10 Usa
o. ses !! lazAls RasFsnseA i has been de-.
elded thaS sA eIainsing tbs bsnest
q ths . zee en ses ef ~ & geapir.
- 70 fals ~ aramneteaf sroof ba.
kaRe rs a3azS - s,ayfoysass,s.
~ IS n ks 81 IS = Esng A. -
3 Il aaaa bafna hhaa sR ! fsm;E,
llsa5kk saOw sss aee WITH his famiIv -
80 laEa esaiNe Tkase might b ~, -
: pessisiliy
slaina hAss s aps9 Il she cana
can snly Be - Ixs8 when the foct.
of - sAss - sssssa u fhs tern, of
peeef. apaa go Sc iaw rsou irs ! H. !.
ssgisser aad receives . ad|ndicaIs sn -
- Dsvass saunot in sdy.ns.
siHtsFaaine Questions af right uDop roars
HFssw assFB guiFsa, but viii exsro;ss
a1s saserY power Ia declaring H.
TsgeE q q elasNlanks IA whoss ease H.
qaasfl an asay arise wkeA khs faets a.
pTsg ioasly passed upon by and reported
20 the @elaaxaA Lard 0fsse by tha regis
tsF saa seseivas EsaShsagGoa sfatsss.
Tnx LEssszaxunz -Ws Learn from II.
pspsss of tee alss iBas.s that this body
had sonyenad, gens ii wosk, receiys5 =
asssssge fs0gn Gov. 5aekaon, and wars
then awaiking 70 snau2 rats Gel. Stsxsrt
e fsoyeEpaE Of his Gaasasanwealth,-
The hsnk sHspeasIaas Il vas tbougbt
wEEl 20 hEsu@hS 90 bssk wigE maset via
strong ep y. EosseA J5ataaL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04


IN. KpEsuns HssiRg besm fsssasasay
ssmsulasd wishragaza 10 sAe shsags made
in the Mschsniops EAsm Las, by ths last
Lsgislatnxs, sad in orstsE that mechanics
SAD l&h0Fing man izshis aisy and viola.
ity may knew what shsy ara required 70
Do b order 10 psotsss thsuaelvss and
sscmRs ne pfiss Of shaiE labof, IEsqasss
you to publish the following summary Of
the Nsss Aschan&c's LisR LasS.
Attantina has already bean called 10
the subject through the Preas IN the east
srn part of the State By s. +. Miller,
Esq, Of Kesknk.
Ths Lien Law uAdag the code gave
twelve nsnkhs from The time psymsnt
was 10 have bean madsfoZ labor or ma.
teFiaIs furnished for building within
whish to commence an action fer . me
OhAnlSs liaa. This Ian Is still in foEcs,
if the owner Of ths property ~ tha time
the work w&s dona or ths materials fur
nishsd, dOss nSt ssll sF mortgage, or
Otherwise iasambsE the same, previous
10 the a0znmnne@aaat of the salsfoE @e-
ohanies dsn4
To enable a mechanic OF labeEsE 10
gsa lien which viii be good against
Subsequent Purchases or susumhE%aaas,
he mast s'within thirty days frem shs
tizas Of the performances Of the woEk or
furnishing the material y Gis with che
Recorder Of ths SOunty iRwhish tia prop
srty Ia situated; ssssamszs which shall
plainly set forth
LIST. The kind IF work dOne ca mate
riaEs fuxaisAed.
ID. Ths amouna fOr which the lien Is
claimed.
3D.. The tims whsn the work wasdon
or materials furnished, and wAan the
s&me IL 10 be paid fer, II any aims was
fixed by conaraes, (siaasE written OEvsr-
baIl. @s 5as E.} =
4th. The particular property On which
the hen b claimsd; IL N . town o. city
by the No. Of los sad block Il not in
toxin, then BY section, township and
range. a.
sth. Ths nAxs Of the psrson Of par
sons for whem thalabeF WA peEfoEmed
OF materials furnished, sad against
WHOM the lea Is slsimsd-
Il should DO understood that the Sling
Of shis saassmsnt with tbs Rscogder Is mot
The commencement of . suit FOR msekan-
les lien, and involves ne expense % sith-
- party, s&Sspt psEh&ps City cents for
rseoraszg the s&zas. II is simply iuten-
dsd ~ . notiOe 70 subsequent purchasers
or mortgages thas such a Lien exists
and may be perfected within enc year
fzpm sAs sims wAsa ths labor o. massEi-
ala were smrnsaAsas Il Rsa OsAsswiss ssa-
Hogine skA the interests Of persons
arrested By sksa law viii be BuHasieus in
auesnsnt sot yoa 70 pablish this,
] ana, respectfully yours
GR0. SNYDER.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

DRATH o. G. W.P. CesEz.-Ths Al
OxARdria GaEssts, ID announcing his de-
eaase, appropriately ssys; ssThs whole
eauatFy knew him and his pat, iosisnl
siA long be remembsred. Closely 81.
lied 10 ne WAshiagton family, fond az
calling hiassk the child Of Moant Yea
mas he was nexsx 90 mush IN hia sls-
ment ~ whsu talking on writing Of the
9reat Ohisf sad the msn and kisaaa az
the Revelation. As be said az kiHself
once, shis was che dszsisy az no somunoa
uan,s for hs had bees beaded 6a the
kuss Of the Father Of his Connkry and
received from him the kindness Of D..
rent. HsrepAid that care and Affect 81
with filial DEVOTION, knd, TO tia day az
his death, ell the Feaolleeki0a@ az hia
life eeptefsd syoAad, Or Eaaiated from
the time when be was one Of WaahinR~
TOMS family, MT. Cssais was ia sks
77th year Of bis ags,a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

AiasseTs Of vessels which arrived at
this port yesterday, bring the sad inteIii-
gense OF the fetal wreck Of the Canada
steamer RsindeaE, gaHkaEn Patterson,
and the loss Of sill bat two Of the lives
on board. The Reindeer raa between
this place and Montreal. She cleared
from this port on Friday, the 10th inst,
With IL, 0OU bushels Of wheat, consigned
20 parties in Montreal. On Monday aighe
when Of Great Point su Saoble, On the
Michigan shore, she was met by hsavy
gale, and Captain Patterson finding thas
she woald NOS weathsE it, hoisted ali
sail and headed for kAs shore. The mo-
zensshs ssushsd the grouad the steamer
commenced going to pieces, and ewing
10 the distance from The beach and the
violence Of the surf, oniy two psrRons
succeeded ia reaching the shore. ThOas
are supposed 10 be Gremen. All the
others were Lost. D. Ia thaughs ahs
steamer had bat fsw passengers an board.
The o&esrs and erew numbered ahout
Gwsnty-One men. We are unable to give
any Of thsiE nsAss, sxcspt CApkaia Pat
larsen. "a
The Rsinaess was an cid boat, both
In age aaE model. She was rated about
lS0 tons, British; sQuai 70 about swo
hundred Amsriean. Her yaIae WAS Nos
probably 70 exceed twenty thoaaand dol.
lars Chicago Tfns9s.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

We win taxa fox shshsxt tkixsY days sass
bills Ca the following hE0ksn and sSspsa-
ded Banks at 80 ess. "a kAe anlaar fur zsF.
ehAndfse.
FossinAaIs nsaka B&llssns Agricultural
Bsnk, New York; DnETymaass Rk, Worth.
fagtoa Bank, Niagara kazsr BanE. HoIiis-
Ger Bank, 0lisag kaaps nMak, Ontario al
ssak af lElean@s u aEnsk baak, Bank Se
Measna, Hanaken Essasmnwg ar. 70
azdsyilte h3aks ReNsn hanE, oneIda Cea-
txal BANK and h4ak "a Tseamseh.
Aad TIC tnisowang az 26 ssass On the
collar keSaprneaky 6amk, SaeSetts Hag-
boz bans Troy Gle Bank. Tompkins Co.
haRks aHa Y&tns Gs. hanks
hsfntnbes-athe ahSve far 90 days only.
MnBRIDE q BOWEN.
orsS imw&Iwd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

The following is an extract frorn .
speech made by President Bucaanaa, In
Congress-, On the independent treasury
bill !. ~ 80
Tho evils OF Eednnaant paper cir
caiation aFe manifest 10 every eye. Il
alteRnasaly raises and Aiaks the value Of
svsFy EaAn's property. 1t makes beg
gar OF ths man to-norrow who INDUCED
In dreams Of weaih to-day. 1t converts
the business Of society into ) mere lot
tory, while those who distrihuse Tia
prizes are. wholly irresponsible to the
psopie. Whan ths collapse eames-~as
come il must--it casts lsboTsrs out Of
brushes manufacturers and
merchant, and ruins Thousands Of han.
eat and industrious citixens.a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

This sxsslleus mOnehly fog Eovsaher
il on cur sahIs. Il lis devoted 20 LIssEa.
.ture and Refugees, asd il b. far ths bes.
pabliaatisa o. Ehe Kind inthe Union.
The sagrsvings are sxsOassd by = mas
Ter artist; its typography i unsxesP.
sionabls, iss editorials choice and iA-
stEuOsiye, and The articles Of It's narRsr-
Gus talented contributors ara dis
tinguishsd for the purity Of thair die
lion, And ths refinement Of thsir ssnti-
msErt&. No parsns need be afEaid to
introduce Il into The family eireIs.
Fsrms, $500 per annpm; Published by
Res. d. W. CLARK, d. D., Cincinnati,
Ohio. H
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

We are sasiaksd thai cur 6sa4a has
gone Republican by . ysEy mach De-
creased pajority. HOwax@, rs Do rot
fssi inclined 70 give III up shs pres-
pects are psssy gOod for > maisEisy IN
the Lover Branch Of ths Lsgislatura.
So sooR "a shs eeEasI sesalt Is obsainsd
we wiaI zaAlA sIls aasaiazneezasus, Ths
reports ars teo oOAEissaiag now 70 drsw
any tFsse RESULT.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

Tha slssasoa IN Mississippi On tia Sth
iHst, was for 6ovsrnOg, q Legislature,
and msmbsEs Il Congress. Ths only 60
cOsass rsseiEsd are sheosgk 1kaliIs aa&
AsmpAis papers Ss me ia, and ahsw
lsrge Dsmscsasis majeEisiss. IN The eth
district, singissoas Deaa., is elected TO
Congress over Lake, Am, the late asna-
Der. La Tippah aBd Marshall counties
the entire Democratic ticket is elected
By large msioritisa. There are no other
returns.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04


Mx@a Sxzz NKs@ss.
81. Year assiaaas - krd
n 10 ID riess Of paoyisisns IS ~
saeasd : 30 dsaE Of aassms AID
have ha6 the coed sEeet " sang
psisss 4 eplns dsgyse. 70 I'D yen in
aasias asnn iasa pzsssss paia II lasas.
wood . wssk ago. Surely there eAa be
no reason cor ths great difference IN The
twO markets. II yon could get shs pri-
sss ID iiaEsrsnf securities, ghs same allsI.ss
sncs would probably be observed -
Esgs IL Ia Cts psx Dos, batter - %
2S ess, hesf 4 % q pessa0ss 90, ssrh 90
eis ussa s3s y aassa y
pax dos, ssa Iambes 80 psz 81,
M wsoa asalsr o psr M s
So ia xasss = whseh mssskaa Nsre
busisg u As saAntisy, snd j waish
amy ans s0ala lag ii his winteE sasgs---
a. lsz hs@ssaiy II ear vssp rs in-
alassns % whas thsg psy, we saaaas ex-
pssl szss vii asdsrass Il -
We ssw sSsss posssoaa sala il
ss6 sess Last wesk 81 Sc Assnls sulsal
a 70 e. per head Or passe
n0l sie y plsshaxie NJ szg nsigA i
NJ assh@sad lsssead of The swxas -
sasas, . eara ioaa q winssr saaa g.
WHOA We Ind - good q shA psaa&os,
snd when baksas aazAass tAs sanss ii
taste. Ard sqaaal VIII kesp ssll sssss
IL placed il dry sslIaEs and eus 4 -
way 81 fsoss. TAsze Il asy qaaasssy i
the sountry, and can - bad fas aaesesl
nothing. A fsw days aimee, - 80 /
forty asss Asid iitAFally coVsFsa wisl
them. ana ware Esd "a shs ssssls Cd,
puznpkins. And ons who has dry 60.
laF, can lsy IN sapply fOg winter, -
tho bard times.
Fou deserve the lhxnks Of aAs ssssaaEs.
nifty for year efforts 70 bring iowa III
ces suitable to the large crops sna ID.
hard times, and hepe you win eonaia.
us them, ill we can be supplied un u
Low tsEms Is the rest Of The eoanGxy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

II
~ VI q 80 Rzas -
y $50 - assII
~ ~ - q
hzeNM q ssa
II ays i ~
= Ihsas NAa hsss maa ~ Y lnas
Ahssg sazss 81 80 Y vi hsshalzs 49, |
hass Iasl ssnaaaaes i al nads = spss-
alasisn = ssads Taaae wAo wsrs iHaa
iAg ssaasnsg sssesass sasls nsssaas
re aa sss VI 1nsk - g -
izssas Besk lzs syss as1zh : ss s.
- Asass sss ssaafsf = sazsNa
90 = = = ~ - 2 =.
q : " AasA
- q q g ae -
- 80 49, z $500 ssaaaT
i1a4s gssl'assa = saas
ngAsa re 1899 Fasss - = ~
as pf paaAes iabaR = - fEss sAia& %
No makshsAa Diseases - saaas =
- szsz&s as Ne aaasszasss = psxsasn ~
biz wsksing AA1zAa - aplie works sgs
sseppsa 81 ssassas And ysas - pzsss
q msssAanaias asd sEoasee azs ass
mueA sassss ms maAss tas bafasa
Of De crisis fsii moss hesxiiy upea Ne
labewiag slassess Whm ne As0sssa8
slsssaa ass ahsssn saa q smpioy
thsy aosm spead whAt iSssas zssnsy 40
hsya % bard thea shsy are foEesa 70
asass purchasing hrom thamsFahAas ana
faEnsEAsxs Ne ssiaas 10 arse fsas ~
ths farmer, aud thsa comss . rsdsesaon
an he prize af his pRsaase. The fall II
the pFses Of grain pzoanoas Sau n sAs
pEissof saseh. xhsfnEzasx anAs Ina IN
eaaas cuA a0wm ss& haifs aaa he susa
aswR his easaAssss p - Store. xAsa
eass dawna Tie tsessz 49, 49, siess 80
- ssassw q esazss hs esia - sas pszs.
ehssss from saas iaasezses. 10 sfsss "a
shss takes . year or sMos ana py snaa
aIas iaSex has psodansa Nsalsn sneugh
% Aake ''taanss esq EFisnas' Aai Slsla a
nas 70 De gone saEoaga esso We VII
bare easy nnass' y tAis oe sos ne qnaek-
o. syssyRodg DsseaAss rsSsealsa % Sasas
sondssi0n tAs sssssrs anu me ssossT sV'
sRybody goes 20 vork = earn something
rsnsdy she evil me ossssr' Tne Iss'''s-
" FAsHioN,nass cease 70 De worshapp-
ed-ssoissy must nos % eneannesed
VIII WhAs are dsaoninaseo "tast yoane
msn lois yeang iaaisa mass go 70
worE, and conasaas themselves With 3 pialp
substantial areas.
Our iadiee ana niAfr0ns' must 'aks shs
SapSshuoas nounses nom EneiF dresses
ana MAKE dreasss foE tneiF callaFsh, AND
the Whaieoone used fer hoops must 81
to shs umbrella nsaksF@ 80 Dc asea fof q
more useful purpose, ana tfs faea OF so
"upPer class" mHSt be abandoned
Whsn all this IL done then We viii see
more OF the FTSss huHAan nobility, which
Is based upon naanal labor, more gen-
aiRs family happiness more THe social