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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

force the law The Republicans have de.
nounccd It from the time il was FIRST passed,
or rather the free soilcrs did. until the Re-
publican pnriy took the job of Of tieir hands;
yet, W. cannot f~ecollect Of q single instance
where the party in Congress has ever made
nm united effort 10 bring about lis repeal
Their professions and actions thus far, have
certainly been at variance. Why is this2 Wa
il because an open and ayowcd attempt TO do
so, on the part Of Republican members Of
Congress, might have had the effect Of driv-
ing from the ranks c%ertain conservative men,
in Southern Ohio, who vote the Republican
ticker or was II because Il might possibly
weaken Mr.. GOWNS influence in this sec.
tion2
That the majority Of Republicans in North
ern and Southern Ohio, are as much opposed
TO each other, on this question of obedience
to the law, as Two a%ntagonisiic parties could
be, cannot, with truth, be denied While one
section Is preaching up disobedience to its re
MISUNDERSTANDING the people to use every
effort, no matter how criminal, to prevent the
officers from executing its provisions in the
other section, men calling themselves Repub-
licans spend their time in proving its c%onstitu-
tionality, asserting that 1T must be obeyed,
and that those who resist it with an armed
force commit treason, md those who resist Il
must be shot-must be hung
IT, as some claim, that Republicanism Is the
same in all sections, why do we not find Con-
WIN addressing Republican meetings in North.
ern Ohio, aud GIDDrNGs in Southern If il is
the same, why do we not find the articles OF
such papers as the Sentinel copied into the
Journal Of this city, and the Journals arti.
cles copied into the Sentinel II their views
are identical, it certainly would not damage,
and might aid, their party. True, one is par.
ticulorly friendly to CoRwiN, while the other
is equally friendly to GIDDINGs, yet If they
teach the same doctrines, whnt difference
would that maker Why not let the Republi
cans of the Miami Valley read the views en-
t%ertained by their Northern brethren2 and
why not let the Republicans Of the Reserve
zee the position assumed by the Republican,
in this s%ection2
The truth is, neither side dare do it. Sucl
a course would only end in the disruption o
the party in this State, beyond all the powel
Of the managers TO prevent it, and cause til,
people of Ohio to give an overwhelming ma
iority for the Democratic ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

3 B0B~We have received n well-written com-
mnnication from n Kentuckian who was pre-
sent at the meeting on Saturday evening, de-
Tending Mr.. VAILANDIGHAN from the attacks
of the Journal yesterday morning, which we
would publish if we thought Mr.. V. needed
any such defence. The Journals "style" is
known in this community, and any intelligent
man would prefer its abuse to its praise. All
il can say or do will have no effect so far as
injury to Mr.. V. is concerned The people Of
Montgomery and of the Third District have
too much faith in Mr.. VAIIANDIGmAN to be-
Iieve any Of the Journals ISLANDERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
sI,IcY.

Tho following passage Mt arms has taken
place between the Petersburg Va) Press
(Dcm } and h%fe'6geneey (K. ny;
Democracy survives Pres.
so does the Devil '-htenigeHcer.
"And rs both are now fairly ia the field for
the next campaign, choose ye whom ye win
serve. - Press.
"Of two evils choose ye the least "Well
take the devil "-HteiRgencer
Opposition editors go TO the devil, az natur
ally as n duck takes to water. The IRteLH.
gencer takes the road its party will travel thi,
fall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
CIycIYNNIlNs TURNED PIRATES /

Lastly stonl war, In %gliiering nfms yclod,
With vieagc Etifn, stern looks, and btadiy haeti
In hit riglt hnnd, n naked sword he hal,
That 10 the hlt Nns pll with liood inhruel.
And u hi len THAT klng4 and kingdoms ptedO
Famine and tire he held, ind uhcrcWithi
lie ro1d toans, m threw down towers, ull-all"
The great leader Of the Republican forces
in Northern Ohio-if not in the whole State
LIDS spoken But this time the Democrats
are not alone the subject Of his wrath. The
entire people Of Cincinnati arc called TO ac-
count aud he "can discover no very great
distinction between the Democrats who passed
the fugitive act, and those Republicans who
uphold H. saying, We are bound 10 obey il"
Bythe-way won't this apply to Republicans
elsewhere as wcll as in Cincinnati? Where was
HAssAuurE-the eloquent and fearless sill
v~ertongucd HAssAUREg-when this act was
committed Where wns JoLliFFE, the friend
aud supporter Of itNcotN2 Where those Son
tiucls in tho watohtower Of liberty the Ga.
sehe and CbBmerciaR shame, shame on you
an Is it not enough that Mr.. GbDINus
should prevent the enforcement of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law In Northern Ohio, without bur
dehing his aged limbs with the guardianship OF
the whole State2
But, seriously, the article which we copy be-
low from the Ashtabuln Sentinel, written by
Mr.. GmDINGs himself will corroborate all we
have said in regard to the ultra-they call it
the true position occupied by the Republic
eau party in the Northern portion of the
State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

II is too late in the dayto attcmpt TO night.
en- the Republicans by setting up old Joshua
r. Giddings as a scare-crow, The Republi-
cans cnme together on the Chicago platform
that is the political chart by which eundcr
the constitution they are steering Journal
Was no, the Chicago Platform built 70 nc
commodate "Old JosHrAy' Did he not leave
the Convention, and to get him back was not
his resolution embodied in the PLATFORM Our
%neigbbor may call GmDISos an "old scare.
crow, % but he has more influence in the Re
publican party ut this day than the L'VHafs
right hand man, Tow CoRwiN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Ray-The Journal Of this morning backs
down from the challenge of the Gazette. That
won't do, Mr.. Journal "Face the music"
Bro, Denny knows that whereof he speaks,
and is better posted than We are-aud we
know enough to sustain our charges-as to
how the Journal has been playing the cor
morant' ut the public crib,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

BS-ln order that oil The attaches Of the
DSnr ENrlRr may participate in tbs celebra-
ton Of american independence, NO paper
wiltbe issued from this Office tomorrow. II
any thing Of importance shouId transpirc, how.
ever, the public can obtain full particulars by
reference TO our BuRIefin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Leaving the Party.

At a large and enthusiastic meeting, says
the Eastern Argus, of the Democracy ofCam-
den, State Of Maine, on Saturday evening last,
nineteen Republicans, who have heretofore
voted the Republican ticket, upon learning OF
the nomination Of Mr.. Douglas, attended the
caucus, and by a stand up vote agreed to rati-
fy the nomination. go
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Css- In the town Of weothers6eld, Trum.
bull county a Republican stronghold on the
Western Reserve, on the 10Th Of June, y.
KrRR, DouoLAs Democrat, was elected Justice
Of the Peace over ANDREW ON, Republican,
by lO5 majority The election was holly con
tested on party grounds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Be1-Phe editor Of the Journal to prove, we
suppose, that he teas at church on Sunday,
instead of being in his Office, yillifying the
EAP1RE, quotes scripture to us. Wonder if
our neighbor ever thought Of the injunction
Devise not evil against thy ~neighber, seeing
he dwelleth securely by thee.e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

from prominent Republicans. who wcrtnt the
same time his b4r friends. and that respect
for his talents, impaftinlity and ahiliiies, and
a love for his genial qualities ne q gentleman
and q scholar, prompted the Democracy in
accepting that proposition with the hearfiness
they have exhibited. I~SDvrrxbEvcr
July 2, 1860
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

18-Ihe JourRaf f~atters h himself that he is
a good physician. Had he not better practice
at home ? Physician heal myself is an
old command, and our neighbor certainly
needs reminding of II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
HOUSES.

DWELLING HOUSES,
n y every description and price. The following is the
location of some of them:
FIRST STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND STRERT, below Perry-1hree fine dwell
ings.
THIRD STREET "
FOURTH REL "
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
ST, " Fourth and Fifth;
LUDLOW STREET, First and Water;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES STREET between Brown aud Jefferson;
GREEN STREET, d" Jefferson aud T%ecumsef.
ST, (" fith and Van Buren,;
WAYNE STREET, South of Finh;
BAINBRIDGEST,, North OF "
CLINTON STREET, near Third;
G STREET, East Of Webster,
These are many OF them very choice pieces OF property
and all are offered low. | have besides those above
enumerated, q large amount of very cheap property la
the suburbs, for sale and trhde.
CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
je2s Clrgg's Building, Third 1t,
VACANT LOTS in every part of the city, for sale and
trade cheap. je2S CHAS. n. CLARKE, ID RI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

CIVIL wan IN pRospEcrl

K~entnchtans oVVrtcomcd with mocdy
Hands % Hospitabie 0faveam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

az acres on the shakertown Pike, fonr miles from tn
city. Handsome two-stOry frame house, rooms
Fine harms, good hearing orchard, smoke-house, spring
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
FOR SALE.

A convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
containing 6 rooms, summer kitchen, cistern, well,
cellar, stabling, &e., with choice fruit. This property
will he sold ata bargain lfappleaton BE- nude idon, as
the owner wishes 10 remove from The city, Enquire Of
le22 OHAS. y. OLARkE Third n.
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Choice Lot for Sale.

merry suitable for . Hotel. The lot ~ on the North
Y East corner of Sixth and Ludlow-GG 2-SxlOO feet.
rhists n location well adapted fora Hotel, and the prop
Is offered at a price and terms to suit any one
wishing to purchase. CHAS. y X
le2b Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Aegal.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
OBIA.

Mayors OFFICE,
CRY or DAYTON, June 2s, 1860.
yNHEREAS; Il ~ made apparent, from the large
w number of Dogs, running at largo within the CITY,
that the disease of hydropholiais in danger of becom.
ing prevalent,
Therefore; !, W. II. GILLESPIE, Mayor of the city Of
Dayton, do hereby order, and require, all persons own
ny, or harborng any nniinnl of the dog kind, to confne
the same within Eve days, from the date hereof) to
his or her yard or house, for the term OF sixty days, or
to muAzle the same in such manner, as 10 preclude the
phobia or otherwise. W. Ii. GILLESPIE, MAYOR.
sEc. WIN OF Doc LAws-It shall be lawful for any per-
son To kill any animal of the dog kind, found running
NJ large within said city, within the time specified IA the
PROCLAMATION of the Mavor as aforesaid; and II shall be
the duty OF The Marshal to cause all such animals, 40
running at large in eontrpyention OF such proclamation
rs aforesaid, to he destroyed. je2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
R-D Dr. Hooaana,. German B..ssr.,ana

I'D DR. HoonandPa herman hitters,nnd
b~A DR.. HeOnand'sB alsamio cOrdial.--
The great stdadard medicines Of NE present age, haze ae-
qdrei heir grsat popularity only through ysa's q trial.
Uabouadeis adJaodoH Is renderedby them IN all cases; and
the people haze pronounced then, toorAg.
Liver Complaint, Dgpepda, Jasades, DEBILITY Of ma
Nsrrots System, Diseases Of he Kidneys, and all diseases
arisiag from, a disorderei Auer or psukasss q fhs stomach
and digs eorgdns, are speedily @'d permanently cared BY
he Ganadn Bitters.
Tho Balanie 0hlia has acquired a reputation surprising
that Of any similar prepaatioa ertsat II lHll cure, rifh-
OUT fat, tie most ssoert and long standiHg Oa9h, oad, or
Hoarseaess, BrOaehids, Laasaza' Coop, Pneumonia, Ia
cipieat Consumption, and has poJoRaei he@ost rsmarkd-
BE cure sper kno,sa q OOhanaei 0asmption.
A gao doses pN also al once check aad cure the most Sc
pers Diarrhad prOeeoiAgJrom cold Ia TIC Bopes.
These ~paiiiass are prPareibyDr. C. M Jackson a o.,
No, ans Arch street, Philadelphia, ~, and are sod BY drug
gistt and dsotsrs ~ paahciAs spstysAere, at75eents per
bottle. The Signature Of C. NJ Jackson, Wal D. on the Out.
vide ,orappsre Of sash hottie eafttla8
IN he almanac pabhshad annually By hs propdston,
balsd Eeesybodya Alaanao, you si3 Ead testimony and
oonmaitafong noiess from al barfs N ne country.
Those Ainanacs are giDss a0ag by W our agents..
sD-Fbr sals6y W W. STEWART and J. W. DIE
TRIcH, Dayton, o, Jyg-yidaw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

so acres hest quality, second bottom on the River Road
2 miles below the city, Small frame house, good frame
barn, orchard &c. VIII be sold low ON very easy pay
ments. CHAS. y. r
CleaR's Buldina. Sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

IA arces l mile west Of sidney, on a fine road. ~
,erea under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house Of rooms. Well, cistern, orchard, sc. Land Of
u,,d uuolfv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

1iholEh SALE.
Henry Curtner, No. 1884,
aigainst Superior Court Montgomery
william Allen, ct oil. County, Ohio,
DuRSUANT TO an order of the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the above case
AT its June term, 1860, and TO me directed, | shall offer
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House in the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county! Ohio, on
Saturday, august 4, 1850,
Between the hours OF one and four o'clock D M, Of said
dny, the following described real estate, TO wit: Lot
numbers seven ~ upon Jones plat of subdivision of
out lot numbered thirty two (32j on the plat OF out lots
south Of Dayton, aud east OF Main street, decided 10
Daniel w. Wheelock by Oliver Jones and Hiram 30.
dime, administrators Of the estate of John l., Jones,
deceased, late OF Hamilton county, Ohio, and hy said
pnniel W Wheeiock and his wife 10 Joseph +. Allen,
NiVIpY 'ns"nh " Allen, duly devised to Cassnndra Al
Nn h ly viii duly made and executed, and adj
hii n pbate and recorded in the Probate Court of
4"i @! county, Ohio. Said property is to be sold
ae 1fgn u IN favor of Henry Curfner, aud against
4iliNW hi~h et al.
tle iota property has been appraised at two thou
N1 nv heidfed dollars, and can not sell for less than
2 'nrNs the nppraisment, which IL 81 ,600 90 70.
lntif cash, n d JORDAN
Commissioner superior court, Mont. 20.
oho, w. houA, Aty iezSdtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

ENARM FOR sALE.-IBO acres "a miles from New
II Castine, Dark County, aud y miles FROM Browns
Station on the u. \ W. H. r., 13Gncres under fine cult
log dwelling. Good orchard, ? springs aud n
creek Of running water through the place. Part bottom
land, ind the balance beStqimlity ofsecond bottom.
than inferior land has actually sold for in the vi
cintlv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Members ss an; N ss", lps%oer"''e

t~ontnhtttees
Hon. (; 1 NALLANDlGHAN. Of Ohio. Chairman.
Non. WllIIAM HARksDALE, uf Mise.
Non. NUDES TAYLOR, MIotnsi4fta .N
Non. WILLIAM B1OLER, Of Pcnnsyivnuia.
Hon IHQMAS 8. BoCOCK, Of Nir1Yip.
Hon. lNO. A.IOCAN, ~ Illinois.
Hon. WM. n. ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
lion. Join COcHRANE q New Yurk.
Ntrdnfguf Clufhifft.-M. W. CfIfgkN, ESQ.
1eaarec-JONAH D. HOOVER, Eaq.
RoDais-NO.s, AZ strcef, near the Ctty lInil
p.h communication ahaldb NtiresFd 20
HON. G. I. NALLANDIGHAM, Al g..
Chm MT Dem Canp'fn ranimittne,
Wnaiulpfau. 10 g.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

mPlOyment.-any person, either male
~ or female can easily make ison six to eight
teen dollars a week by an art which | possess; can lie
done by any person of Ordinary mind, with little on no
capital, and an ornament in every family. This is no
hmnbug, Sent to amy address ON receipt of 90 cents in
coin or stamps to GEO. c. MATHER,
ap7wm3 Post Office, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
FRUIT GARDEN
n. dinner, Proprietor. Daytop. a.

STRAWBERRIEsl- WARRANTED PURE AND
- UNMIHED. AeAvoy Supporter, Hoyey Seeding,
bhrrs New Pine, Washington or Iowa, Sonth Bur-
boy.
An the above are superior varieties, any Of which will
he sold at The following pIices,-2b cents per dozen,
olAb per 100, $500 per s0d, and 5000 per 1000.
Dealers supplied az greatly reduced prices.
Otders len At r.. r. Lussief's, J. W.. Dietuchis or at
tha Eating SALOON in the Passenger Depot, DAYTON,
ohios Will 2 promptly and carefully attendadto 10.
ORDERS nom a distance will be pitt up with such cans
that they would be carried, without injury, 20 any part
berry Plants. ~ mhSF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Horny Temedlns, PitH Before George owen }, p,
... ssssnss M Dayton I2wnship6
nNthe lst day Of June 1850, SAID Justice issued an
~ order ofAtiachment In the above action for the sum
thirty two dollars aud aeyenty.hve cents.
ofcsse set for hearing July 2fth, 1890, OF Q O'clock AN
iellwSw HENRY FERNEDlNo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

DERFUMEs M EXTRACTS, put up in beautiful
l. gilt bottles of the same quantity, and superior in
quality to either Luhin's, WTght's, Glen's or Bailey's,
and sold at one-thir1 the cost. Price-No. l, 90 cts; No.
?, ~ cts. For sale by w. w. STEWART,
ieb7 Druggist, No. ~ Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
NEW FURNITURE STORE,


NO. 300 SECOND STREET,
DETwEEN Main and Jefferson, and next door to
ID BarlOw's QneeDsware store.
All kinds Of Furniture, Chairs, Mattresses Looking
Glasses, &c, will bc sold
IL Per Cent Cheaper
Than nj any other Furniture Wareroom in Dayton.
All worl, warranted good, aud orders promptly attcn-
ded TO.
D2dy PHILLIP H~ABERSTfCH.
CTRAYED-On saturday, June Goth, 1860, two
Horses, one a dun poney mare, four years old, black
name andi tail, white star ON the forehead and hind legs
white, the other is dark soTTel horse about 9 or 10
years old ,hair burned on the left shoulder, is about l6I
hands high, had one shoe missing on right fore tuot
A literal reward will he paid to any one who will give
Information that will enable the subscriber to find the
above horses.
iy2dIe NJ. SCHWARTZ, 42O Third St, Dayton.
VNHE BEST OFTHE SEASONl-Brandenbirg & Co,
have inst received a barrel Of the choistestSUGAR
LOAF PINE APPLES they have had this yeu, g 800
Third street. je3Odtw
journal copy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

A large stock Of Spices, Cheese, Nuts, aud every
"A think that may Dc needed in q Grocery Store, for
sale BY tmriD Hl44IIE =. oBHEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Nrm aobrrtisrmrnts.

A TRENTON LIGHT oUARD-negulr.
"A monthly meeting fof frnnearilon OF hnrincaH fhlf
evening At s~ocloclt. NDn am also ucthedt H. assemble
ct your ermory Is. tunfroe. fWcdnceday, On ofItdy, let
u O'clock, q M, in OH Uniform. BY oricrof Cominau.
iant. yadi P ". HARAfAN, scrrrant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
FIRE ENGINE FOR =

UIIIE undersigned have one ~ Hunneman'H make, NJ
class Firc Engines for sale, together with twenty
one fet OF suction hose, ali In trrt rate order This
Engine upon q trial, June Goth, threw one hundred and
seventy eight feet through n x inch pipe, with only ~
men on thr brakes. For terms apply 70
jon r. KREbLER, Foreman,
or ANTHONY srEPHANs, sec'y.
ie2Gdtf Deluge Fire Co. No. 4, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

HouSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
II 1falner and Narnisher, Imitator Of Marble Of Va.
rioas Kinds, 6e' Terms reasonable Work done on
1D-shop on Main Street, Opposite The Market House,
over Darrow's Boot and Shoe Store. APPLE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

VACANT LoT in every part of the city, for sale an
trade cheap. ie2s OHAS. D. OLAKKE, Sd 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Drugs, RElenicines, Sc,
Toilet Articles for the Million.

II loud HAIR DYE-For dyeing the Hair a Black
j. or Brown, INSTANTLY, without staining the skin.
Warranted FULLY as good ~ Bachelors and Christadoro's
put up in the same sized boxes, and at half the cost.
Pric 51cts. To he had only ut the Drug store of
febI W. W. STEWART, 62 Main II.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-10

Commerce, agriculture and manufactures
are the great clements Of business, wealth,
and prosperity. Destroy one, aud all sul-
fer; destroy two and poverty will certain.
ly follow.
The general introduction Of railroads has
transferred the profits of the carrying trade
TO New York, Boston and London.
Our Legislature, discriminating as it
does, against capital and manufacturing
companies, drives both from tho State.
Michigan has G0c. of hank capital, and
$l4 SO of manufacturing products per
head, while Rhode Island has 1886 lank
capital, and $SS of manufactured products
per heal annually, and Connecticut has
500 bank capital, and Sl2O manufactured
products per head per annum
We purchase almost every article Of
clothing, furniture. groceries, and all our
luxuries. from the East. We 90 there for
all our money and insurance.
What has made England great and
powerful? Her commerce, agriculture, and
manufactures.
What has gIutted the Golfers of Franco
during the last twenty years! The same
cause that has enriched England.
Why is Germany moro prosperous than
formerly? Because she protects and en-.
courages her manufactures.
Why is the East more prosperous than
the Wostl Because the people sell mo'c
than they purchase. All classes of her
people work, while one half Of ours are
idle.
Why is Pttsburg rich? Because she
manufactures $4O,00O,0OO of commodities
TO sell 20 the West.
Why does Philadelphia prosper without
foreign commerccl Because she manu-
features sl32,ooo,oOO per annum, and has
built up great internal trade.
Why is Michigan destitute of capital,
and her inhabitants poor and in debt D.
Because her Legislature, together with
that of the general government, arc un.
just and oppressive towards the owners of
capital. Our native wealth and omner.
cial position is not exceled by any State
in the Union, while at the same time we
are the poorest and most dependant of
them all. With good State and nation
al legislature, Michigan would in ten years