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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
rEnsoNAl ooRNrsroNprNcE.

RICHMOND, Jan. 23rd, 1858.
Sir:-While, as man of honor, 1 do not con.
slider myself under any obligation to notice you
further, in consequence Of the affair between US
on yesterday and while could afford not to no.
tice you, even if did feel under obligation to
do so. yet, after mature reflection, l am disposed
to submit for your acceptance the following pro-
position, which whatever may be thought of its
merits or dement's by the public at large will at
least be deemed fair and equal as between you
and me:
propose that you and select only one friend
each, and with one pair of pistols, we shall all.
meet in either your office or mine, at an hour to
ne hereafter designated that Notwithstanding
and the door being locked, you and shall be
securely blind. folded-that then the seconds.
shall load one of the pistols and leave the other
unlOaded-that they shall next determine bylOt
be handed to us, and that yours shall be placed
directly against my breast, and mine against
yours-that, next and finally, at the giving of
the word, we shall both pull trigger, and let the
consequences take care of themselves,
Such, sir, is the proposition make to you
deliberately. Respectfully, R. RiDoRwAY.
o. Jennings WISE, Esq,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
TrmafRe1s Sala

PY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to by Riehrad
ID Knowles dated February TO- 1Si9 and recorded In the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of Ohio county. Va in
Deed Book 32 page 3d. will offer for SSle public
tOn, the front door Of the Court House Of said county
Monday, March LIST, 1883, at II o'clock .. certain
piece parcel Of ground adjoining the addition to South
Wheeling laid Moses w. Ohapne and others, and
approved and confirmed by John Eot 1.-THE plat Of which
addition Of in the Clerks once OF said court In
Deed Book 3d. Phse 2Ts and bounded follows to Wit
Beginning a the E. Of First and Mercer Streets
in said addition; thence TOS deg E. leo See thence N
1919 deg E. 1UO feet thence N 7< deg W. 100 feet paFa
lei TO said thence s. 19H deg 100 feet aTal
lei to the said the beginning. Containing
about 81 poles, more or less.
TSrEas Of SAtSt cash. d, n. EOElY
iRu26-tm Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
Trustee,s Sale,

OY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from Richard Knowles,
ID Patrick MGGranahAn, Robert CambeFn and Antoine
Harrow dated the 9th day Of June So recorded in the
Clerks ONCE Of Ohio county Court In Deed Book 81 At
4O3, will sale public auction az the front door
the Court House Of said county Monday March 1st
1855 II O'Clock mt of the property conveyed
70 by said deed and thus described heTen Degn
ming another point In the Eastern line OF Mercer street.
Tin EORs addition 70 South Wheengl extendeS 1Odeg.
L. said South East Of Lot No. 25
EO street, in south WheenE thence S. 80 deg Z. leo
feet to point; thence 19 deg. ". 100 feet 70 Poin
thence n 20 deg W. 100 feet point thence n 1917 deg
E. 100 feet to the beginning Containing about 50 poles
Terms anEss q Sale cash. b. n. E Ec,iI,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
"a New I,iphtI
Trust Sala.

2 = = LLDU kJtLIUeI- 4 n =
H virtue Of deed ftrust the 9ttK da Of August
a; p Philip J. sehplder . shsrraTa cegeas,
tom and which said deed Is recorded IN he eieTks ONE
tne county Court O. Ohio county IN Deed book Ho
rooms OF Geo Z. iekhan, the city Of heein
g IN cay o. JauuaIyt 1883, One SEVEN Octave %
HoFte now AZ the house % John T0rDborr N bIr
NilTleinisi ana as9 one Gold Watch and Chain.
lot hetr1stee shan convey only such title As "a
vested In him by said deed 81 trust - - - -
sHERRARn CLElfFSg H
Gee @o-ts q. L. GRAN1fER, his 2ffoTfev II f,ef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
Trnatee1s Sole

9 virtue Of Deed OF Trust from " m pr...,t w
- - ana etherst 70 me- bearing date July M 17
Ohio County In Deed Book g. pare 500 4
SleF Ier sale the following described urerr ~
me nnIILNa RtNDov GAS WoaKs inefaiinS 30 5,,
- ln the original plat Of North WheeiinI ~ ~ a S
-; ahs saa works being IN eompete running order
pots veil seasoned, and the i1pernept, ma,
on onaete terms. Possession given JuIV Is4s
gAnt5 ApplytO 7, o, lidAFFF fru-4ee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

Attention Corn Dealers and Corn Growers!
NHE Great American Corn Shelter, patented December
18th, 1886 Improved 1876 for which the First Premium
awarded At the State Pair OF Indiana. This Corn shell
Ter i Of that class OF inventions which de-
scrptiOn satisfactorily idea Of its Intrinsic
WORTH In order to realize the Of thisnVentiOn
must call and examine it This Corn Shelter e hum
bug-nO catch penny; brit OF those valuable thing
which farmer will prize AL the Corn Shelters for
Smelling by the quantity, which have hitherto been invented
and manufactured in this country have the objections
able feature Of not Smelling the clean from the cob
Every device which hitherto the purpose
Of Smelling corn has failed TO combine eeahness with guam
ty until the Great AmeFiean Cnrn Shelter brought be-
the public. This Corn Shelter viii be exhibited for the
ars time In Wheeling In Main ST. few doors South OF the
Literary Depot where State and county rights viii be sold
on accommodating terms by the Proprietor,
jan23:4 VIZ. GARVIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
NOW is THE TIME
TO GET YOUR LIKENESSES,
All. 11QK MAIN ST. At ths font of the TTJIi

PARTRIDGE in consideration of the hard tines viii for
few weeks put pictures reduced prices proof
please call and examine for YOURSELF has many styles
Dec. 90, 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
January Settlemenfs

Nv vonld state 70 customers that onr m. -. No.
80, te1e@y Ior settlement and ufll be ureSents
SsoSn we trust that our friends Win pay their sss
LAYING been convinced TIA HIM, -.
al 70 09Ssss as vel a. 20 ourselves ana heinz
loi,sa ttet 8tssfaaes As gTesf ~ e,rtet
se nave Determined 70 sen R1einsiVeIv Sor Csst
% thoss Who have heretofore usid sSo,-eI
~ t 5llls M Invariably be RENDERED ~ A. e
-. ,iI Sey, 9etoesr and Janaary. By shs - .
- HlIfEEfSLl sprFa pTTdT-r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
THE PEOPLE WANT

a GOOD FAMILY PILL
DR. TODD'S PILLS have1f Is A cough medicine Meas
been compounded with safe and eaectua AZ
care ana from the Observation-Disclosures
HIdteridL These facts, in \ One that can be Kent In
connection with their admi.Eithe house a. r,fIsS med
rableco ordination, have giv@fcins and give 20 children
enthem the 10 peFSons IN eIIcSte
they have been introduced, health and With
Of being the best Family out aggrayation 10 other
PiLSin use. iifzt ~ e ailnetfs ~
Years required bySS .Snch a medicine Il Dr
the proprietor lWhO haSf5Ohapman's HOARHoUND
been successful pFac-h-- BAIsSAAi.
tce for ~ years, It does NOT produce that
the. city OF Wheeng) TOD weakness WHICH foIIoVE re
adjust the ingredients of use OF the cough nedefneS
these piIls which TaFtar Ersf.
bined action would reachyINic.
he ItOer with certatntyZ It does not coustipate the
anu produce an easy bowels like the cough
safe operation the boW.-eines which contain opiu
els. -
They act admirably as AMI The diasrent articles Of
ordinary physic, a@Which it Il eOmposed-sse,,
gentle Laxative in smalerS1e ga LcoFce. iIoaTbound
doses, and very usefunS Rieeauipane Bonesef W3
relieving CosttVaness Cherry c ~ eo1hi,sd
deadaehes Colds with tonic and anOdyne,
&c. &e'i &c. O2that the cough u loossned
These Plus nave been In and sOothed, while
use Tor more than 30 years time the system IL
and orders are now allied supported, and the natural
from nearly hal he States functions Of the bowels
in the Union, and the de-l. !. no interfered
rnand Is steadily inereasihg13
RStheiF merits become more|N r. Price % eents
uIly known. ~
These medicines for sale By The principal dy,,.
throughout the county.
AddressyOur ordersto I. II. LOGAN CO., wholesale
Druggists, aud Dealers Trusses Supnorters si,Is
braces. cataEba Wines, &e., &e.s Wheeling, va oeis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
RICHMOND, Va,
: Saturday, Jan. %, so, 8 O'Clock P. NJ.


Saturday, Jan. %, 90, 8 o'clock P. NJ.
To Robert Ridgetoay, Esq:
Sir-I .Iaye to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter, handed me to-day at about 10
o'clock n. might well return your letter IN
answered, since the first part of 1t contains Ian
guage which must be regarded as insulting
But waving this formaity, must call your at
tention TO the fact that, by the code of honor
the challenging party is not entitled to pre-
scribe the weapons, nor the mode of using them
Moreover, the mode which you suggest is one
entirely Incompatible with the usage which OBJ
tains among gentlemcn-since it would leave
the issue entirely to the decision of chance. /
am not willing to permit you to use weapon
against me, without an opportunity, fully secu
red to me, of equal resistance. Still less will
consent, under any circumstances, to use dead
~ weapon against an unarmed man.
On rejecting, you must admit these sugges-
tons to afford unavoidable objections to my as
sent 10 the proposition which you have sub
United.
Whenever You shall send me such challenge
as can accept consistently with the just sense
of honorand propriety recognised by established
usage, shall then be authorized 10 accord 10
you the satisfaction which you may desire.
Such challenge must not include conditions
Invasive of my rights as 4 challenged party, nor
must it embody propositions inconsistent with
the usage which prevails among gentlemen of
honor. Your obedient servant,
o. JENNINGS WISE
My friend, Mr. Chrisman, will hand You this
and will receive any future communication
which you may address to me.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

TnE WINTER IN AIrSNEsorA.- winter
Throughout the Northwest has thus far been
more like that Of Cuba, than what we have been
accustomed to read Of Minnesota CORES
pondent of the Louisville journal, says:
As L now write, the sun shines down in all
passing cloud. Wheeled vehicles are rapidly
passing to and fro by my window Tempting
nsoccasins with many colored beads, wool-skin
robes, and buffalo overcoats are at discount
Men are out working in shirt sleeves, children
romping, and the world as lively as though the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
DENTISTRY.

01N 7 ID n Il
FNHE undersigned respectfully Inform the public hHisy
have associated themselves together for the pfnetet
Of Dentistry Their once 14S Market (bsiBrsa
Monroe and UnIOn Sts. } where they win be happy
Dentist.
They both students andf veFaI yeaTsthe asst
ants Of the late Dr. Huhen and the senior partner
been constantly engaged in the practice for himself for
last eleven years, during which te he has become
ted With some Of the leading Dentists in almost AL tie
cities OF the United States, and has faaTiaed hssi
with their various peeuartes in operating. TheJ there
fore feel confident Of being able 60 give entire saac
to all who may favor them with their pGtronaEe.
ABR ROBERTSON, D
n B-Aiessrs R. o. take pleasure In referring, byP
mission. u the following gentlemen:
II. Y. Weed d. D.: Hon. Geo. ". Thompson His Hen ara
Caldwell. Morgan Nelson, Rsq., b. u. E0h, Esq.,, DTJs
Prissel Dr. W. J. Rates, Dr.. r u. Cummns, D.. L.
HdTeth. Dr. = Todd, Tallant DelaplAn, John EAs.,
Esq., heClailens. Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. boVB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
For Rent.

VIE Brick DEelinE House now oecupael b, n.
Union Sts. - ssH AiohrOt aai
Also, I've brick Dwelling houses on Main E,ye.,
q SsyeIaI tenelaen ts Enquire OF Dr. A. Hurbtr' . "a
o quincy ana Lea5ta So. jsnisseIIttsssf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
sPEoIAL NoTIoEs.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION

az Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART Main street 0ppostts Upton Pictures
Gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public
that this the place obtain the
ken in the city.
would also inform them. that they need second
rate rooms to obtain c plcures right
quarters where prepared to take cheap
the cheapest. (dec84l J. W.WYKES, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LITERARY EXERCISES.

TODAY "wednesday and (in day tlmel the
i examination at the Wheeling Female Sc ninaTy will
take place. This evening at l1 past seven, lectlre VIII
be delivered by Rev Dr.. Wines, Of Washington Pa sab
with sketches OF Spanish Nfs and
ners On Thursday evening, At the same hors Concert
will be gven-the proceeds appropriated 20 the puF
chase Of apparatus for the Seminary.
The next session VIII commence on the hrst Monday In
February. ian2T-2t
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: $ '4.''' i New FIRM.

DRS. BARTLEfF FINCHELI. DsntI,t, III
AiaTketStTeet, opposite WashinEtOn Han, WAer.
<LIIIIyIing Va.
dr. WnehE being compelled by his rapidly Inerea,isr
business TO add 20 his aUng me zane a.
suTen informing his friends and the public thathsha,
formed business connection with n. 8 aTtett ~ B
Eho has had hfteen years successful the M
tai profession.
Surgical and Mechanical Dentstry-aFe familIaFu 80
practice all the latest improvements Of the Dental A1t a
their Artificial Teeth Shallnot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure asa
comfort OF Artificial Teih from he great dFend II suF
ing experiences during The necessary preliminary
ton OF the old teeth and roots asu
process entirely unlike ChOFOGOrn or Ether ana Sp-,
Bile in most cases and AarteSs IN a tesih n.
now extracted WlthOufpain.
ANY Information or advice appeFtanIng 70 their prus
sion they will be pleased to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth
Omce open st all hours. aspls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

TERRIBLE TRADaEDY IN MARION Co., KY
Louisville JAM Gal have just heard of ter
rible tradgedy which occurred in Marion Co.,
Kentucky, on Thursday (yesterdaY.)
6 AR. Van Cleave, a wealthy farmer living in
that county, logged his negro woman severely,
when the husband Of the woman (also slave
belonging to Mr.. Van Cleave) became very an
CRY, and used Insulting language to his master,
Eyhereupon the master ordered!him to be tisdup
and whipped also, but while they were taking
off his coat to tie him, he drew a butcher knife
and killed Henry Van Cleave. the son, ON the
spot, and MORALLY wounded Daniel Thompson.
The negro has been arrested, and is now in
Jail The officers had great difficulty in restrain
ing the people from taking the negro and hang
ing him on the spot-Cin. Gag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

TIE editor of the southside Democrat, speak
of the eucoethes loQueadi on the part Of mem
bers of our Legislature and the public evils
that result therefrom, suggests that "a surgical
operation such as was lately performed by DR..
symc, of Edinburgh, wound greatly improve
their usefulness by curtailing their lingual di-
mansions"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
RIcnMoND, saturday Night, Q o'eloek.

Sir:-In reply to your note of this evening.
4 have to say that in making to you the propo.
sition contained in my letter of this morning. /
was only following the example you had set me
Of violation of the .code, the rights aud priv
ileges of which you now claim. You should
either stand within the limits Of the code, j" or
outside of them-not first within and then
without, as may suit your necessities or your
fancy. fwithin the code, then, as the aegrieved
party, it was your duty to have demanded salts.
fiction of me in accordance with the REQUIRE
ments of that code. But You thought proper to
act otherwise-to put yourself outside Of the
code-and utterly disregard .'the usage which
ont with a deliberate violation Of the i.eode.
and now claim to have conceded 10 you all tbe
rights, privileges and advantages which thu
code, aeeords 70 those who recognize It and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
For Kent
To Let.

ONE large room, 81 story, corner Of Maia and o.
" SIS, with high eeing, we'll lighted and pIas,sr.5
one fronting Quincy street. 80 by C6 feet Posse,S 2
ll3 sasis APpg'o WI rs.rrr
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To Let
FUNDENBERG & HULII :

DIR. S. p. HULLIHEN.
ORFICE. No. 1Sl, Fourth street nearth.
Presbyterian Church
tEfFvE , Manufacture TEETH expressly foFsaeb IA,
1LIDtieular case. Frusets ofFeeti, or an M,
Of sets, made With Artificial Gums The Amis made
eOntnuousor solid Piecetfe cost iShe for Teru
or WtthoutGums- ny9I-lTdAE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

TN this German paper and Ia the Daily Tines Of this city,
there appeared notice. that Henry Slobohm, boarer
North Wheeling, who hadmopey deposited ia my hands,
missing Sunday the 10th Inst. The notice
written 10 such way lead TO suspicion Of foul play
and TO turn that suspicion towards prove that
NotJs that Sunday evening,
and sold his coal tools TO Frederick and said he
going home He LEFT my h01se In the afternoon, and
therefore ntmatOps Of the papers that he
janqT-it :. - FREDERICK SCHULTZ
CODA ASET.-lO casks lust received and for sale By
y ian97 TIlOS. @. McAFEE.
n RRMAN CLAY.-6 Tons for sale By
VI jan2I THos O. McAREE:
fTSOB4oC0-scTeW PreSs-fOr sale By
Il jan2I IH0s. Q. McAFkE.
IRON SAFE Of "Burk BroFn's make. No. for sale by
i ianET-im THnS. Q. McAFEE.
Kansas IMMIGRANT Agency.
vi and ali others wishing their homes in Kansas
will their interest apply to J. b. Ol, Mounds
vile, Va, D. D. Wolf, LeaVenWOFh City, Kansas Terri
tory. Every Kind OF labor Is high and in demand. Thou
l.n2a-a - -
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LIVERY sTARLH FoR sALH

NHE subscribers the whole or onebalf u
the entire Livery Stock NJ the late drm Of BulEer
keHe R0r particulars enquire Of either the under
signed. JAMES n BULGER.
jamie - - ALEX. KEAIPLE.
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For Rent
For Rent,

NaE Dwelling HOn1e on 4th 81, opposite ,sr, -.
Boarding house. At present occupied 81 ? VEL
Esq IthAs Gas fixtures, &e, two large paTIors
oeEs, and finished guTTett; stable, Eood.she E AS-
r,44ptAy % o. W. GRAHAM
!1nl1 At DIR.
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! - FOr Rent

NHE large room nOE in the occupancy Of n. os,,
lows, IN the ID story Of the warehouse On Me-
occupied BY X CEGnEle Co. Possession eiTrn - -
day Of April next Apply to Henry Moore Or VI TIE ls
lan12 p r IRNsTpov,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

Congress yesterday was busted with the Kansas
question In the SENATE Mr.. Stuart and Dir.
Doolittle opposed and Mr.. Pugh supported the
English measure. 1t vas agreed that vote be
taken to-day.
In the HOUSE, Messrs. Howard Of Michigan,
Davis Of Maryland and Bingham of Ohio, gave
cogent reasons for opposing, now and hencefOrtb,
the newly. concocted fraud upon the people of Kan
sas. Mr.. Davis spoke Of the bill an interference
with State Rights, and Mr. Howard predicted that
an issue would be made up next Fall, upon which
more than fve-siXths of the representatives from
the North would be elected TO "repudiate this
thing" Mr.. Stephens essayed defense of the
measure, and in reply to question admitted that
the Constitution was not submitted to the people.
Mr. Clngmau of Moth Carolina moved the previ-
Gus question, but Mr.. Stephens suggested that the
vote lie postponed till to-day, and moved an adjourn
meLt, which was carried by lG7 Yeas to l05 Nays.
The House alsc adopted resolutions to print %, 900
copies of the mechanical part of the Patent-Odice
Re port for 1851 third less than formerly, and to
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury the Post
master General aud the Attorney General to pro-
cure suitable accommodations for the United States
oilicers in Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29


Quilted with geld, and whoever can give the right
kind Of security may borrow to lis hearts content
There is Money enough; yet Business remains IAN
guid, ard Prices do Tot rise. The Banks OF this
City s,ore could leod Five Mill DIS more yweek II
they Lad customers ready to take il and proht,bly
employ It; there are men who ear command money
enough if they only saw clearly bow 10 use It adTan-
tsseously. Blu. they do not choose to invest II In
lew buildirg', while We have already more houses
stores ard dwellings tta1 there are tenart' fsr;
they do not choose TO buy lads with borrowed
money, While Produce Is so low; nor to invest II n
cultivation for . Ike reason. Hence Enterprise
stasna.es and much Labor stsuds idle II tie mar
ket-pl,ce, because large proportion Of those able
20 command funds zee no way proftabiy to employ
them. Our Banks are sound-roboiy dstrdst' or
refuse. their notes-they might Increase their issues
One Hundred Millions tomorrow without exciting
doubt of their reienptioni yet nothing is done
TO set The wheels in motion AID give fol employ
meat to Labor. Why
We answer: Because tie leaders in OR National
CCurcls are afraid or ssh,med TO do what they
know they ought to do with regard 10 the Tariff.
They must know that the Government ought not
70 be running heels head in debt as It IS; they
must know that return TO the Tariff of loi2
would start our now torpid spindles, looms far
naces, FORCES, mines, &C., giving employment
forthwith TO hundreds Of thousands who have been
mainly die for months; they must know that n.
would secure ready markets and better prices to
our fsrmers, now gorged with unsold and scarcely
salable crops; they must know that our coastlDg
trade canals, railroads, hotels. steamboats,, &c,
would speedily feel ard respond TO the enliyening
impulse, While the money that now piles up daily
higher AID higher in our Bank vaults would be set
in motion 10 buy Produce, Metals, Stock, &c.
flowing out tom and returning to the Banks n
constant swelling, genial current. We firmly be
l;eve that even the manufacturers Of Europe would
be benz flied b. return on our part to the Tariff OF
1912 which, first securing werk aud wages u our
idle laboreis, would soon increase our ability TO
buy foreign fabrcs; and with US the disposition to
buy fellows very close behind the ability. Give
the Tariff Of AZ, as nearly as may be, and thou
sands would make haste to buy Grain, Pork Wool
&C., throughout the producing sections and ship
them to the East, confident that our terminated
factories, mines ard FORCES would soon supply con-
sumers for them all. Our farmers would hire more
help feeling confident Of more eager and remuner-
alive markets next Fall and Winter. In short,
this present Congress might in one month lift the
Government and the People together out of the
gulf of Bankruptcy and place them once more on
the firm highway of Prosperity. Our couutrymen
very generally feel this; a msjorty Of them are
ready to acknowledge and proclaim it. Why, then,
should the general paralysis and prostration be suf
fered year longerl