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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15
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CLOTHING. CL0THING!! CLOTHING!!

addition to the large and fashionable stock OF kEADi
MADE CLOTHING purchased have engaged hs. M rue |
y utter, and this date. manufacture great par :"
my stock at home. Having bought my Goods fron lnfr
"'1 Commission Houses can offer great Inducements M
bubble Garments will he made nj short notice. ara go"l
N'ys warranted My friends and all lovers oil nome aiu M
noahern manuftcure requested 10 phronHc mo. WIN
nod Vat great inducements cash ard prompt pay ing
rs My stock embraces Gentlemen, Youths ana Boys 'o'
ing of every descriptions also Furnishing .oods such as
shf' Collars Gloves Ties liandkertii fs Drawers ooess
n'ltndcrs Trunks Carpet Bags, and number OF ohei a
's To Country Mcr hnn will say, that am now better
rmrcd than ever will sell cheap as any house ts
NJ baltimore. To call will amply repay me
scr for Ills trouble. M. GUGEENHEiMEh'
iifNc' Rcno, April II 1850. .,,,
81 considerable ngnbcr OF good hahds Gun nhu ~ 81
po m,nt and reasonable prices paid for work. d. the SCUM
''n ,othins Mandatory. lap il'is] Al u
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IRANI<LIN n &. Co.
WHOLESALE ASH REI
GROCERS & C0MMiSSION MESCUANTS

No. = Ham Mrttf: nert door q T'6eftN HI'eNo0.-,
I,N y G IL Is l. II G, VA.
UFANE ON HAND AND FoE sAIE-,
Il l. 30 bags Itiu. Lnguira aud Java Coffee:
100 bbIs Brown Extra G., Crushed and PulV erxrl
1u,oUO lbs Leaks,ille aud mon Cotton Iarns;
200 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
2lN sacks Iivcrpno and Virginia Salt
~ boxes Atananilnc and allow Candies:
30 sides good sole Leather;
$40 Hlankeis;
10 tons Iron. (amncref, Rolled, Ban l. IIose Shot, E.,l
oval aud Hoop;
IS heavy Boots and Brogans Shoes;
Ncw Orleans and West ndia Nolascs ~lp Sics
Loaf Sugar. Macher In barrels an His Black i,a
Brown and Toilet soaps, Rice. Soda Spices, ,.inE,r, r,picr
sail rctrc Alum. Exiruet Logwoud indigo Mndt.r ,c
window Class. Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades, ll
Chains, Grind stones. hrind stone Fixtures, Horse ' H
Rods Nht" Lead Inc, Tanners oil. Ulrrr itailcf, st.
Shear and l>ic"d steel, Axes, Coil Rope, i}Grhug
Siot, Lend Painted Burkcts. Sugar loNc. >c,I. Iuh
Wrapping and Wiring PEPPER, Siuc Thread, Iwnc, pcfHo
S,oncMarc. staple Dry hools. such brown b;h,l
striped omc-iirs, laids, linSc,s Jeans kcrtl Cloths
Flauncls. Bed Blankets tnlco.s Aparca Sc. large
md of rr and l..luprs.
80 Particular attention paid 10 The sale of l.tac N'a
Flour aud all other kinds Produce lipt
made Iur the sal" of .,cl 'I.t!Aci-
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New Concern.
N1Tl the view /" ,Hlarging the Manufacturing Depart
w ment Of our hn-ncs ha, again associated our>c,
loe, hr for the purpose tie Furniture business
IN all > branches, under the ny le nnd firm Of j. L. T. H. g.
WINSTON. We hereby return thanks o friends AMI
the public for the liberal patronage oAtn aided tns ud
,iuaiy, and respectful! solicit uatuance of the to
the
All those ha, ing claims against l.. iNsroS Co-IouS
l.. WINSTON and j. H. &. WiNsroSw present them tor
sclemcnt and thus, indebted win make puy ncut
JOHN /. WINSTON,
NH sta j. II. &. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15
1860. Spring Novelties for 1890.
N GlIlIli LIN IL EIMER

again before the public, claiming that patronage libs
rally bestowed hcreorc and assuring his ends that he
s receiving and opening large and attractive stock
of srArLE AND FANCY DRY GOuGs. And for tho ladies'
In particular hs will onumeatc portion VI ILLS goods
ska In Robes from 0 10 10 folants,
silks, Plain, &c.
Barage Robes plain, &c.,
irom TO 10 volants
Organdlea, from to 10 vonnts.
Lawns, Fouiards, Vaicncss, &c
Coyerings Of every description, elegant
ontemen will nn superior lot Of Cloths Cashmere and
Vesngs ao ol of Plain and Plaid Osnaburgs for servans
with large lot Of shoes Boots, &c ell Of which Will be osr
cd nj extremely low priceA N. 0U0aENHEIMER
N. BIonnry merchants viii do we'll give my an
examination before going farther. Nc.
NH 2D-ta--l Rep. eOpy.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

vnApAFFINE OR COAL OIL CANDLES-i have on hand
small 10, of these Candles; they are equal 10 Inc Des'
Sncrm Candies. For sale cheap by ,,n,,u pox,n
,,, l03 Main Street, LynchbnrgNA.
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rUAKpERs PUBILCAT10Ns.-Weh ha, Just received fsot
ri worth OF Harpers standard miscellaneous publications
NAM elegant books every department. whici we
viii sell lowe lian publishers prices. n, ,cupopn
ap1 n : - . - - =
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VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va
AaENrFoK
REEsE'S PHosPHO-P PERUVIAN OR
MANIPUlMs,AthTIElETID, UlMs,AthTIElET f 81 .GSUANO.

Is cOnpOsed EXCLUSIVELY Ot
Finely Ground 0n6rero Gmano and Beet psruvtan 6ano,
One Hiy Each
NorEwe call the attention Of the that the
~ above Guano contains plaster other less valuable
substances than The natural Gada0 The additions Of Plaster
10 combinations of Guano, has other effect than reduce
their value Ia Phosphate V Lts AsamoaS both IT which
nr too valuable "a give paoe 10 substance which had
sepeH the price 0f 9uano. Plaster, be used with
ence 10 SEQ that tbs fow pounds only that
he applied when ei WITH Guano, be Of lille
value Hence II follows, combination OF Gaano
ianng Plaster may be sold ~ 10 value Is Just In
That "r greater proporiion reduced
We have furnished the nboye standard ief.,. nrm
aud planters for the past four year, and while H.
ring V money In cost liz superior yslnc fartiAi
Tun,tco ha. been amply demonstrated
Ne Therefore, recommend his Gnano to consumers with
enlre cnnirnee standard aad reliable fnrtilxsr.
nh 2ldaeBm WIN. A. MILLER.
SiA BBl-. AND \ BBI.s. No. 1 CUT uERRINGs-In
co store mud for sale by VIM, H. ROSE n CO.,
may 10 No. tUT Main Street.
LII KINDS OF NEW GOoDs--Just received and will be
n sold cheap for cash. BY
nay ~ JOHN J. PuRvIs, Agent.
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SOLOMON & MUSSER,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL 0ROCHR0,
No llD Main st.. LynChburg. w.

WE ID receipt Of Spring Stock of Dry Goods
w Groceries Liquors. &c., Ac such SUGARS CoGess
soap. Candles. Spices Moa.ses Fsh Bacon oia Dominion
brands and Liquors and Brancs In abundance Also, slways
hand large assrment o Dry 0oods too numerous TO
mentn which will veil at the inwcst market prIccA Our
friends aud the public generally win nhd their Interest
10 give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
np 10 SOLOMON 4 MUSeER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

o.. On nonr, bhc on wheat, lskc. on corn TO New
-, ke IN ports since opening u september $50,
ovi ODDS hour ~ 600 o29 bushels wheat 5I9 bsh
es CORP 7os eal bushels oat- saos 81 IN
nushes 'snAi exports tue tline-I7 6ei bols
nn.r sSs 57e bushels wheat, s06 SIS bashals Den
bushels oats SAP bushels barley As ST9 bushs
rye
oswKGo. Sept. l-6PM
Flour unchanred a. o. IS fot State Sc rs for "A
vorte double extra city bFauds Wheat market ooencA
With ard tendency and act.ve demaud out cosd
with ess inquiry At the holders views: saes 10 90
btsnes red winter At 81 25h 400 oushss xh,l. n
81 81, 1000 bushels No CHICAGO spring atsl TO- o0o
bushels No do at 81 1871, go bushes 10 q. 81 Ia
- eco bushels do pc4ding 900 bushels To srrivu -
private tiu ms, and IL 600 bushels No Milwaukee club
at IL 20 Torn adyancoo e sales 10 500 bushels No
II aois III 53c Other grains quiet Canal reights ~eseP
on grain -four Csc ~heat II nc l2c, corn ilc 10 NeU
York lake imports-1l 600 bushels wheat, $50 oush.
e. corn. 7Too bushels barley Canal exporis-l96 bib
hCar, loo GOO bushc.s vii At, 81 800 bushels e.
p"s fr the month II August e3i bhi- farr la0 l8t
bushels wheat, 1877 COS bushels eon s. 2i6 bushels oats
oe3o bushels baley Imports since opeuing OF payigs
tn-fT s2e bbs -four. oSS 4S3 bushels wheat 8l 6sy
bushels corn 24S sos bushels o.,s Al SS shels barley
70 stS bushels rye iSs5S bashes peas ls2 sat fess
lumber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

WITHDRAWAL or SAN HousToy-Sam Hous-
ton. in avery sensible and withai patriotic let
ter. has withdrawn bis name as candidate for
the Presidency. Percelving that noae Of the
men in opposition to Lincoln can be elected as
long " they ell remain in the field, and recog-
nizinP the defeat Of Lincoln as an event Of para
Sam retires from the contest. 1t would be well
if the other two candidates, Breckenridge and
Douglas, would follow his example, and with
draw IN favor of Bell or some other persor,
who. by uniting the conservative elements Of
AL parties might be enabled to meet the Issue
with certainty Of success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

CHEArrsG the PUBLIC IN WyiGHrs AID MA
suREs- There ia no security tor the people
against the frauds committed against then. in
the sale OF articles by weight and measure.
They are entirely at the mercy Of the seller,
and have no means OF ascertaiGing whether
they are cheated or not. For example, in the
case of coal. about which there is universal
complaint. the purchaser cannot find ont
whether he has received proper weight or not
That there is extensive fraud In this article
there cannot exist doubt. The dealers
oflen sell ii ostensibiy rs cheap as
they buy it or course they must cheat
in the weight The cheating is their
entire profit. This is unjust tc tie fair dealer,
who gives honest weight and charges reasoua-
bic price, which the puoiic think too high,
and avoid him, while they actually pay more
At nominally 10 yer price. Ou- Legislature
are always too busy ~ their schemes Of piunder
ard rascaIity to devise measures for the pro-
lection Of the people in weights and measures;
otherwise they could dc something il a
matter of such universal importance. II
European cities there is ample preoauton taken
against such fraudulent practices Public scales
ought to be established in every district with
sworn weighmaeters appointed, and penalty
TO be Inflicted on all dealers not sending their
carts Of coal &c be weighed at these public
scales. for which small SUN could be charged,
which would make the osice Of public weigher
self sustaining; certificate Of the weigher in
each case TO be given to the purchaser. Some
such arrangement us this Is necessary for the
protection Of the people. This, with numerous
other reforms. might be accomplished If the
voters would take little more trouble il see.
ing that only the right kind Of men were sent
70 the Legislature. Bat as long as such cor
rupt rascals as polluted the Capitol with their
presence during the last Legislature shall shaye
the control Of the legislation Of the State, nc
good, but every evil, may be expected from
their proceedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03
TIA. News.


The stearsl p Northern Light from Aspinwail
o. The 25,h ut., bringing the passengers mails AMI
treasure brought to Panama by the steamship
Uncle sam. which left san Francisco on the llth
ult, arrived at this port yesterday morning. The
Northern Light has 1884 S55 ID treasure, and 6oi
bags Of washoe silver ore, valued At $40 00o Goa.
signed TO various parties. The news from California
Il devoid Of NY particular interest having received
rathtr full intelligence per the pony express from
that quarter during the past month. Hamilton y.
Nay has instituted an action agains; John Wood.
the actor, 70 recover $50 900 damages Tor the Sc
auction Of bis wiz.
our dtspa.cLe. anu letters from New Granada
Arow no uew light upon the state Of affairs in that
republic. II Is reported that Gen. obaado. Mos.
guera's principal officer, had taken the town Of
Paste. which. though in the State Of Cauca. had
been opposed l. Ncsquera. The civil authorities
G,d "a tie frontier Of Ecuador. leaving a large
sum Of money all 1 quantity Of clothing behind.
Til news laoied cC. frruaton. IN Ecuador an eL'
gtreml II had tak place between the forces of
Generals Flores and Franco, in which the latter had
been routed aud had narrow escape from being
Killed. 1t j. probable that Flores triumph IS com.
plt'e
President Castillo of Peru, had quite re-
covered from he wound. 4 quarrel be.
tween hin and thc Congress was expected "a
occur almos, any day. In bis message he speaks
or the United states claim as " simple question"
ard manifes,ly unjust, which. however, he expect
cd would be amicably adjusted. The invasion 81
Bolivia 'stIl spoken q. General Beza, it is said.
Intends entering that country with only a ieS mea,
hoping q believing that the Boliyiaas would foes
- L.ia' -...,--.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

Tar Fmsr AmRiC,s Cgrr RAILROAD - ESQ
rASn.-Wo have received card Of Invitation 20
attend tn celebration q The opening Of tie
first street railway Ia Europe, at Birkenhead.
which Va to take place On Thursday last, An.
gus 10. This d essentially a Yankee enter
prise. ard conducted by a Ysnkee--Mr. G.. r.
Train. 81 Bc-ton. TIE system Of travel by horss
railroads. shich has proved such convenience
here, I. tAus fairly insugurs,ed On the other
eide r. b Atlantic and will no doubt soon
prove such necessity that |, will b. adopted
IL tycry leading city IN Earopo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03


The Bosrd Of Aldermen, after brief recess, ~il hold
tbs rrst meeting Of their September session this evening
There Is nothing special to Immediately before tns
bit there viii be considerable deal OF routine bushes
to be disposed OF The Abdomen have sanctioned Ne
Japanese BILL and has gone before the Counclmen for
tselr action, The Aldermen have also fixed upon the
PARK location for tns law courts has beee
done b. ha dozen previous Boards, viii be necessary
for The present City Fathers 70 follow up this preliminary
step, and let the work he Immediately commenced
The Board Of Councimen commences this evening b.
the Board Adjourned lev weeks snoe thoy trans
acted nearly al the business that there only fes
roa,re papers the caenda- most OF the membsss
have been from the city, active steps
10 furnish the bills for entertaining the Japanese
but the committee will meet early this month, decide
to the they will pursue in reference 10 shs
matter, which hos elected much remark from the pub
i,c press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

0rR Paonrcs THFs sGAsos--Tle Effects Of
cur bouniifu harsesss ere beginning 70 Ne felt
already 10 the immense transportation a. grGn
from the West There are At present saoat oa
the Canals not less than q million end quarter
bushels Of wheat, cad ever a million bushels of
corn. OF this. . large amount u course. will
10 20 Europe. where bad crops aud prospec-
tive tcsdeUsrsc-uert viii create large demand
ieT American breadsinas. The ,ransportaE, "
q produce from the West this year ell un-
douttedly he uueyauAr .es. ard In consequence
the railroad cansl aad saipriug iaisrests will
BE largely boaeC..et.
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-'ns New Sars Herald - Ealtion for
Europe.
Ths Cnsri sites nship Arabia, Captain Stone viii leave
Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tue tnr vii c!o~e u this city 10
al -eraoou quarter pas; ooock bv railroad,
end quarter 'our O'Clock 70 no ~ steamboat
Tns ErporEAs gnn.os HxaAiD III be- pubsne1
al teS o'clock IN he moraag Single copies, in wrap
pers, ak cents.
TIE coaieats ~ tie ErRoPy,s EprTos oy TEE 8EsALp
Ill como re tAe received b. mail and telegraph Al
tie Office daring he previous week, aud Up 70 tho hour
MI 1nl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

sersrfRss n yrsscST.--11e SIT Alt4aa wBang,r a.
or stuui on hunarcd ~ go nrnft tu.sNgeB, 90
weakly farmers q tN4i reHntF *ac ~ laat 49,
81 tone a - - aNta t SD dollars ~ bsrr =
- rsaan gdafs Tns rfl4rs eFead wAeieeale srsas
% truacflota VIII thc tafefs ~ satiuv tnai To-
$500 setnE - nta "a barre eott A8aaes II ~eu W.
So ANttrtAi, st wgft r0ftfrsF sofYUs a. hAvs 80
fsrre save W rr7tts usnaiY caArrs0 ~ fevv'nr r
gsft ~na iakt EcNnNa9e t9t0 mi rnesy Gays ~ -.
sfrosnt; Tor saoh not tntanet they rave Fect."
r'fNAtng ~ iase back Goth U.sos3 ~ - - =
nnsty dave when to rotn wnuId se pfspen 80 - -
inert sne they would make prceeri 20 eauh t9'cu~e~
q tso og Aree de'aLe csiics dres< aa NssSs $50
ww n tbs ara prnisar ss~s were rI-ctsr ~
then cuth price pr yard 81 Az 49, ~ " ~
cc1ar- ~hch turna opt a. b. surt ~ ec~en - 80
tsIa ~ gartne< Gale. ugoa rsueyes uen snV n ins
Village I'd ssta- having csbed sher 10 = ~ t@lar
nav n = rrs .st F,y rNru uoknywr l~av+ng b"v - ~
80 - ,,s~s. 80 their nil ~ tie kcsss wAlcs
ox telng o,vered. vAs fan a e1s1n~s
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TEo'ECTtp FrsloN IN NJ sAcHrsrrrs.-We
perceive that thcrs l. some talk Of fusion be-
tpren ne Bell AID Douglas men in wassschu-
~eits; and " such a combination can be- effected
. - 70 defeat Lincoln In that State. and reject
Andrew. the type O. rabid abcl'uonisu, 1t will
a. more 70 restore confidence throughout the
country thar anything which could happen; for
Massachusetts, occupies the saa position 10 the
Mouth hat South Caroline doaa 20 the South
'bey are BON the representatives, Of extreme
cpiaiohs. ], would be curicus aad gratifying
- ne same tine, - 81 Lincoln beaten by a
uiajoris, 10 TIE vote u ttis abolition sa'e; but
- arr afraid that . fusion Canaoi IA 20 oAslly
accomplished in "the school 81 Massachusetts, y
sticr has sivsn 80 many leaders To he ranks
~ ahoiltion polite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

THE JoHS BRowN FUND N HAYTr-LAsAR-
TINES HorEs.-By the last arrival from Hayti
We learn that the army Of that black republic
subscribed TO the John Brown fund the enormous
sum Of ten piasters and one hundred and eighty
tour dollars in Hayti currency. the dollar being
equal 20 about six cent? OF our currency. The
sum subscribed. therefore, amounts to about
,wenty.ore dollars and half of United States
currency aud this Adintant General Richie an
nounces In an Official letter to Monsieur De.
iorme, adding list Of the subscribers and the
amounts respectively attached to their names,
from which we have the curious information
that the General Of Division subscribed ten pias.
srs (Spanish dolars), the Adjutant General
himself subscribed the mighty sum OF three
dollars, and Colonel and Commandant Quar-.
t.rmaster each aity cents. Such are the sympa-
'hie- Of the soldiers OF Hay'i with war Of free
dom 70 emancipate their African brethren In
the United States.
Heretofore II was proclaimed, with o four
III o. ,rumpets, ths, coffee TO the value Of
thirty thousand dollars was contributed In
Hayti 10 the John Brown fund; but It was In
Hsytien paper. chiefly valuable as materials for
manufacturing with old rags. into paper for
newspapers; and when this great contribution
wss reduced to our currency, n dwindled down
70 sl.s75. 70 which let rs add s2l so. the sub
scriptiou Of the army, and VIZ will have si.S96
5O-the sum total Of the subscription Of the
Hay'ien republic. which was 30 tremendously
agita,ed on The receip, Of th. news of the John
Brown raid. and which paid his memory snch
extraordinary funeral honors when be beca nv
= martyr Ia black freedom.
Larpartine said, in reference &c the suhscrip-
,ion 10 his book "a enable hin to pay bis debts,
tn. he had at las. found sor' In Hayh which
he could not find In Europe II the foregoing
statistics Of liberality to the widow and orphans
~ the white martyr who died for the blacks OF
the United States be a measure Ct the soul Of
Hayti, what must a whi,e poet 10 debt, who has
not Jet died tor anybody. expect from e. and
what uust be the size Of the soul OF Europe.
Lamartin. declares Ia be smaller than that
- Hay'i. Verify. Il h no wonder Lamar
tine j. deeply In debt when bis financial calcutta
'icns display such poetry. There can be no
comment ON negro freedom more Instructive
ssAg lhe HsNies subscription 10 the John
Brown fund and the present miserable coudi.
'ion q tnis dnc Island, formerly so productive
sna 20 useful 10 The world. but uow Of 40
note value 10 mar ind than II II were sunk
beneath tn ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

moe' disastrous results Give the cri ulnai
hut tn. confidence tina men ~ his stamp will
tit IA judges over him. II arrested and CRIME
will M once become the andacous ruler Of 90
cir,y. So will it he with the .'irrrpr-rs,bie
conflict" The underground railroad will h.
brought TO the light Of day. rhe Stealing Of
slaves Will become q trade ut which thousands
~orsLipped. and not aione Virginia. but every
Southern State, will have to record its John
Brown rains, and the abolition prompttngs to
inc-ndiarsm nov In Texas vii! be wit
nessed in every slave State trorl the Delaware
10 the Rio Grarde, and from the OHIO to the
Gnf of Mexico. Ii sgch state OF thia-,s there
gill be no reed to use the army aud navy O.
the United states to suppress or --.nngiirh
slavery il will only be necessary to d.frst y
employment to srppre As faction and incen
d'ari.m. In such state 81 thugs parties will b.
driven ,c the hieh hes. pitch ~ excitemer' act-
Of fury will be- perpe'Ia'ed on all sides, and day
ny day the whole co.ntry will r.c-de farther
ard farther from the rule Of reasou.
With the inauguration Of sueh state . /
,hngs. we would ask the merchants Of Nex
York. Philadelphia and Boston, what would be
the value of the Southern notes yon hold. If
rhe reply would not bankrupt you, it would
cause you TO cut Of all your Southern trade to
! avoid bankruptcy. In such state Of things,
We would ak the manufacturers Of Pennsylvs
uia, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut. Rhode
Island and Massachusetts,. what would BIZ the
value to you Of the note OF merchant In New
York, Philadelphia or Boston, If the Southern
trade were bankrupt! You would not sell a
single package Of goods on Southern credit. and
would have TO diminish production, or over
stock other avenues 70 consumption. And, in
his case. We would ask the capitalist. the farm
-, The mechanic and the laborer of those States.
what will become OF your rents. your markets
and your wages, if the manufacturers have to
diminish production? They must and would
decline, and all the combinations Of intellect.
| farmers' unions and trade projections in the
| world could not sustain prices and wages, even
| II they could prevent universal bankruptcy.
| Our whole Industrial and commercial fabric Ia
! built Oh the broad basis Of credit, and the
nbres veins and arteries Of this are 50 inter
twined and connected through the whole body
poitic that vital blow at the credit system In
one section will bring the whole edifce crum.
bling 10 the grennd. That blow viii he struck
AZ Southern credit by the election of Lincoln
and the installation of "the Massachusetts
SCHOOL, Of aboiitonists in our national ad
ministra.ion.