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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

proceedings of the Seymour Ratification Meet
ing hold in the Park on Tuesday night. as
reported by The Herald:
carr RrNpgHs-You God id foels keep Iuc'. ~oa's
you. and let U, hoaF wh- be ha';o''y
Tur Hes :. = CoxEe Coz) would ike to have been up
.ber, when Old Bfown eary gate, Pr.o
Oh D.uocfs' ,1d Brorn ou!d naturally there With
iSo Ia one had and riis the oher ST. Peter would
AL lin. Who are you" "John Brown Of o.awsi9u'e.
more lately fHlrr,, Ferry" What have you 20, Ia ycu
ksni.lp haze gol n,,ramen Of wal 70 put In the
hand. of'h- black. o. vsrb th, hoy m.h .fIAs sg,ln
heir n,e, nd misir'',s or their 0ol gsn rights Of
liberty" Wa. wolil 81 rels .ay bin s would az
"Bes'leblb 's,- lir ruisr.'
He s ut tia, he rssn'e Of the c1nh'es.an Al 'her
Lrliie.se 70 he .u"o, OF Slavery by ih- Republican. n
they .Dcv tie pfo,id - Of the Constitution committed
~iaiul ,na eo''pp, Te'iafs before Gcd ia doins".
When the Corse., ia-, sner payer. -y oashs 10
,i hymn Leh rl5,Asd ia the We,-sa piper', and
which h, ~ondrrp-.,;
Fror ihi.iihs reyrs ,,nr
Aai o cons',;' be-. x, a,,s
TIE ~ 20 cin.- if,fi AfficA
liei'ihr q ret oforr love
IN hin wr live 81 hru niov'
V, ~, NJ. =. sI,.se -. lsl ais q, W
Thst coorcd gn'a from An.cs
The bearers oil pi-,.e tie isnAn' whls 'ias
tie following hymn;
"wi,h rapture viii ;elsh, voa,..
Til ~!elyd c., removed"
C,r, RrsprAs-whru the Seventeenth Wud Clsb Or.
rvrJ c.p' Rsnisr ProPosI hrrr ch-e. f'r that wsrd
Sad he C,g'.a We ought to give ihss cheer, f5r them
they made srsii Displays they arc hell Ia h,us"'
Ltsz D. Cozsss He d.e.'f.d that Ill, meeting Ieovel
ia,, there traitor. % Hs~-Yors than eoulib be -
ii.oned oheef~i To people bs dscArsd should a'-
alI d-sn4 ehios' or e,ss.. o. s.e ID ch-r =
q. @'n.
L.'e.efy ons Of en- Ta.sdsy d,p5.i II. hale. Pr
Ieu.o seymou. fcs' ~. inj they void s. ti.,cs
un st1f1ln Ap,rio' b,le',d anal aon,f.d ever,
--5cDia. hy u,i well q. North. Chesr.l Thy vefE
tlr- s,'erssn oh, -o.l ihro~ - sogih. s,,u. o
; ".
J. 4. Errcnisls-hr natshlrss. former rs-rbsr 9th
A.nby. rrps.,i lie orinicn t.a "a, ~ I3p u vi~r-a
81 81 50 Pei,r.b ~ frs Nlic To iaeiss POL r
Saves ao. tasi the Anrnoln blrneE shane
ia world in u TIE i.5s e 4ia., l4u,s .; ,ao
Co,cu r.s1t 81 kb,ahsm IL. .oln.
These extracts need no commtb.-t,ey en-
phaiically speak FOR themselves, erd fairy ey.
hibit the character Of the meeting. We com.
mend them to tie attention Of Christians aud
Gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lsE sCNSpsRtGI 10 OVERTHROW
TI7E GOVERNMENT.

IIoraiio Seymour, speaking in Brooklyn OF
The Democratic party, snd addressing his IRE
publican frichds.' SAID:
Il win Ia lie a,csnl,ncy No rios. your part
however hantc viii prevent his"
Our therefore i1scad Of waa.-ning H. Admsi.
aion IN Il. eori, subdue the Rebellion i,o,ahly
CITIZEN T. snI viii aid n stakisg % so ,1diea 6sl-
By hc hes heretofore been noy 81 AID smb,f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

After the French Revolution the D'rcctNf
A.siasats or payer issues wcrs used to pAs''
walls with.
After this revolt tho Southern as~so''
will probably bo ussd to mako SecesAl'A soup.
owing to iho grease IN tbem. tho cay 'A''
they possess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
LOOK TO YOUR ASSEMBLY, DIS
TRICTS.

The interest in tho Gubernatorial election
may make our friends careless about the As
semby ticket in some Of the Districts. This
might lead to great misfortune. We beg the
Unlon men and Republicans oil over the State
to SEQ to it, diligently and sharply. that no
man gets into the Legislature who will cast
vote of anti-war tendencies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

The Democrats IN tue Hid Congressional
cslyL-dcsparing Of eIcc!.ls Mr.
Odel By their own votes, are bidding ior those
Of Uaion nlea BY representing tLat Mr. Bcecher
gives him his support. hoping thereby to sec,Hs
that OF many persons who deter very much to
his judgment. Let ,bosc if there be any such,
who arc likely to be- moved by such m appeal.
read what Mr.. Beecher himself says in tbs
last number Of The Independent:
A." Hchss Mr.. Seymour, any eia'idsis 70, COng's"
who upon The ticket Of .h, Dcoc a.0 ps,y saoud
receive The vote u any who means maze tbs Govern
I, victorious In rs conflict With Rebcliior."
Let the irieads OF JAMEs lIiMrrRFy rork.
MEANING yICroEy and it will he scared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

It ought not to be necessary for ne TO cay
one word urging our friends Of the lid Goa.
greSsional District to give Jealous and united
support to JAMES HUMPHREY. His opponent
the Hon. Moses L. Odel, has won certain
favorable regard by his personal activity in
promoting enlistments, his attention to sick and
wounded soldiers, and more especially, 50 far
as Republicans are concerned, By bis vote ia
favor Of Emancipation in tho District Of Co.
lumbia. This vote led some Of the sausuinc "
suppose that lie was about to throw oil the
shacklcs of party. and in this crl.is show him.
self equal to the demands of tie occasion
This expectation has been disappointed Mr.
Humphreys talents, patriotism, and unspoi:ed
character are familiar 10 all in his DiSt-ic..
Voters seldom have an opportunity to choose
such a representative. His election 81 lsrgc
majority is quite practicable, aud certain. Il
his friends 90 their duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

Chaplain Conway. woo ins served he un-
cen months. furnishes in note 70 The Ecoa.
ing Post. IT, following. az additional testimony
10 til, secret .yuPaiky OF lie s'ymoir.ies with
Jeh. Davis:
" ~ uncis u f b. msnss. .csbe nefchan, In
- civ iaf1is 20 ' 4 s.~fut sea- L.reus IN The
o. .itr. ynds-s l0te oFir .eN.s T. III e
Hoof 4 yudrra shfsl Or sie'Di WHISKY perch
P,s.d sr-lrt- gnc Mar is' saw sifs4 uncl.
srl, 'l. g. :. Her Jr.. ms soUaosu
Corfs-.rry''
heard CAPT. Rynders utter this REASONABLE
sentiment, i, one whose cl lract.r 10 such that
his assertion - not to te dcIbled for no
men,--f gnylody lal any dpab.s rs 10 tae
real synparAes oil iio RJnders psrtg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

. brsncb OF tho national supremacy which "a. -.
even to the Executive. nay, the highest csss.es :.
last landmark Of the Constitutes. Il pnss,ed n. :. go
trace the roots Of this dcs for kelt ths. nina a.
ss Joseph Surface Seymouts would pat forth po,,, -
out an established purpose. The rsi.eratiou OF tn -
sentiment, however, at the Cooper Institute In coe.s
with unqualified deDunoisons Of Oovernnsn. srre., ~
tho Emancipation act, unoded the base Of the dsi,n
1t our belief therefore, that I. 10 the intention !,
uour Wood, Barlow. Co. In case Joseph surs.c. 1,
recall the State troops aud withhold any NOR. r....,
unless the Emancipation Proclamation IL re.cnded rm
refuse. and attempt TO enforce the Naou.
ily Seymour viii appeal 10 the State militia a. th.ir co.,
nsnder to resist II IL the calculation. then Of the )e.d
conspstOrs that tho fsrce passions OF the Democracy b.
aroused beyond the reasoning point. thsy Be made I
menscngy to arms either in opposition 10 the drsN :, ~
constructed cries Of Liberty Of speech and Stats r,b
No Bsstie," &c. At the same time cas. will be rspA.
made up for the Supreme Court OF the United 9se o,,
which the President win DO condemned By tina. tribunal .
having exceeded the powers Of the Constitution and a bs
deserving Of impeachment Two violent psitie. wifi ,h.s
instantly spring upone standing for tho Supreme co.
ard Me Constitution" sod tho other rayins roood n.
President 10 easy perceive that in THE ns~ cA.o. .u
psliOuay will DO eugulfsd and the kscarsd Union D.
.hyersd into fractions il ell portions except the cohesive ana
dominserng South.
Tbis no fancy sketch. The first hope Of ts Rebea.
divided Eoth-hss slresdy been efectuaed By them B,
Fernando Wood Co. and II those succeed In le.dy,
generous aud unsuspscDg Democracy into the sb,..
they v. opened for them Mankind may cloSe II, hsa. u
oil hope, Of popular dignity and independence for snoAss
ceulary We need dwell upon the details Of tho lsrror
There viii be- blood enough accompanying ties, intestine
sttes ,sy the ganay thirst oven Of old Mara, Her
bert Couihsn Co. coali they bu. back from he
grave to rsyel In III aud imsgiD, amid tho steam
sacGe renewal OF the picture of age hiding is hosrds
wbn the earth add our virgins keeos 0; sAs feet Of zone
pale oca! ysnt eDie.iDs the boon Of santed br0.fs
life These dangers flow-ciiizsns close upon a. aud
We apes 81 trus Democrats 10 stand by their resl psc
pies il this cri. aud rc;ase to follow tbs sposmss
who have managed seizs apon Is organization Tstesd "
Joseph Surface Fernando Wood and The bish,ed Prince
who .t15ds fifty tiln,. forwon follow the lead Of sach Pc
ry;r Is DcSinsou Tr-msin, Bancroft sickleT WsdswOr
sad Los, Of s.h.s who turned their backs aro Dem
ocra.ic Doctrines aud who oow Indignantly Eepldiiss
the Seymour counterfeit, Democscy and ls covert eisos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

shidietena -IIou II. J. RAYMOND Hon. A. j. HAsLToN.
OunkuS Hon JAS. ApSwokTK, Hon. II. 3. STANTON.
Bath THogAs @. ALvoKD Hon. b. f. bRrcK.
Btfalo.- Gen. JOIN CoCIuIsg.
Elc.,igc HEsEl A. FOSTER, Hon. GSo. T. PIERCE,
Hon IA. GEAuAN.
R,-e-Ws. C. MOVES. ego.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
GEMS FROM THE Park MEETING

The following elegant extracts are from the
proceedings of the Seymour Ratification Meet
ing hold in the Park on Tuesday night. as
Ieunrted by The Herald:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

Bosr0x, March -.
A resolution was introduced into the
House to-day iustructing the committee
on Federal Relations to consider the ex.
pediency of addressing to the President
Of the United States memorial, aakiog
for the imme 1iate trial Of Gen. Stone,
now in confinement. The resolution
was opposed on the ground that such
interference was uncallej for, though
the speaker expressed the hope that
Gen. Stone would speedily have trial,
which public justice demanded. The
resolution was rejected almost unani.
mously.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31
The Tux I'LL.

We find in = Boston paper the fol-
lowing estimate of the tax TO each fam
ily OF four persons of economical Lab
Its, arising from tue revenue as report
ed:
From 200 pounds sugar, tariff IS 90 ;
6pounds tea, tariff say SlOO; so pounds
coffee, tariff 50 90; spices, tariff say IS
cents ; dried fruit, tariff say SlOO; 4
barrels flour, tax 40 cents; meat, say
halt beef, 2 hogs, mutton, so cents
gallons spirits (alcohoI, whisky, etc. J
30 cents; SO pounds soap, tax 25 cents ;
II gallons Kerosene oil, tax 81 20: hard
ware, crockery, etc, tax say SO cents :
clothing, say $50 at per cent, 81 SO:
silver plate,tax 50 cents; silver watch,
tax SO cents; railroad travel, tax SLIGO
total $1,000.
An average of IS per head this,
multiplied by the $50, 100000 popula
ton OF the country, gives US the round
sum Of SlCO,0OO,O0O revenue.
This estimate IS very moderate ore,
and only applies to necessaries of lite
There are various other articles which
arc considered the indispensable to a
family VIII CD are not included in the es
umate. As the Southern States are not
yet snbdued, and no revenue can be de
rived yet from them, we must take the
population Of the loyal States az that
w"'ch must mn bear the burden for the pre-
.e1'. twenty-five millions Of people
c =" oeal An annual taxation OF $500, OOO..
ooo-some estimates make the ann nee.
ess"ry much h'gher-wi'l be equal to .
tax of over 81 per head to each m.mbe.
OF a family. This tax will reach everv
one, for being laid upon every article q
consumption. it cannot be avoided. ana
10 necessary and proper for the sopno,,
OF the Government in Its present. er.
tremity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

That TRAIToR.-When the name Of
Gen. james Shields was brought before
the Senate as candidate for the Office Of
Brigadier General, few contemplate
Abolition members seriously objected 10
to his confirmation, on the ground that
be vas q secessi0nist-a traitor to his
country, and all that. How plainly has
the foul SANDER been refuted. General
Shields Is sterling Democrat, as also
are very large majority ofthe Generals
10 the field. That is what's the matter
with Abolition Senators.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

TaE republicans OF Rhode Island, s.fa.
vorable to the nomination Of bis Excel.
lency Governor Spraguc, as a jnst recog-
milton OF bis tireless energy in support.
ing the government ftom the first mo.
ment of its peril down to the present
hour" have called another State con-
vention, to meet At Providence, on
wednesday next. The regular republi-
Gan State convention could not swallow
me Governor. Wendell Phillip, or
Oarr.sos, hosever, i could have nomi-
mated with 1a4at 4 aualn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

a.. rr.n 81. LouIs, March 80.
zen. HaIleck has issued an order that
= view OF the rapid extension Of steam.
boat navigation into the Southern. State.
o.o ~: :: Importance Of having boats en-.
ssgea 10 such navigation aud controlled
,oy loyal citizens. it is ordered that ali
licenses 10 pilots and engineers navicat.
ing the waters, from this Department
be revoked from and after the 18Th No.
'mo, and said pilots and engineers take
oos new Licenses from the Supervising
Inspector, who will only grant licenses
TO persons ct approved loyalty, or, 10
case ofadonbt, will require boads With
secerity for the loyal conduct Of such
p!5pe and engineers. - nm, nm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

A PARALLEL.-Mr. Sparks, in his life
Of Washington, thus quotes from pri-
vate letter written by the Father Of his
Country, during the time he was 50
bitterly assailcd by calumniators al
home:
"My enemies take an ungenerous ad-
vantage Of me. They know the deli.
cacy Of my situation, and that motives
OF policy deprive me Of the defence
might otherwise make against their ill.,
sid'cus attacks. They know cannot
co,pbat their insinuations, however ipiu-
rioas, without disclosing secrets which
u y OF the utmost moment to conceal"
The reader can readily supply the
parallel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

Gov. ROBINSON IMPEAcaHD.-The
Black Republican Governor Of Kansas,
has been impeached BY the Legislature
of that State, also the Secretary Of State
and the Auditor. The offence il opera
ting with State stocks, by which the
State is swindled ont Of $4,000. Alas
for Republican integrity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

BALTIM0R., March %.
We are ct length enabled to make
the folio wing reliable announcement
The engine, cars aud track layers report
the track of the Baltimore & Ohio r.
r. finished With the exception of three
miles midway between Msrtinsburg and
Harper's Ferry. All tho numerous
bridges are completed. and the last rail
necessary to reconnect Baltimore with
western and eastern cities, with Wheel.
ing and Parkersburg, and the western
roads will positively be laid on Sunday
morning, the 3Oth inst. The first reg.
ular train will leave Baltimore, Wheel.
ing and Petersburg on Wednesday
April I'd, at tie latest,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

A TRUTHFUL PR1soNER.-A returned
prisoner from Fort Warren speaks thus
kindly Of his host in the New Orleans
Crescent
"Wh, at Fort Warren our men were
treated with great kindness. Colonel
Dimmick was particularly kind; allow
ed the officers to buy uniforms and to
get many necessary articles. They
were also allowed to have the papers OF
the day. They were allowed to write
as many letters as they wished through
the Northern States-only once month
to the South. Ratiops the same as
their own. Pfivates were allowed all
privileges inside the fort-political pri-
sorcrs very narrow limits"
The same correspondent shows his
honesty in the following: "As to the
sentiment of the North there is but one
feeling-crushing out the rebellion"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

PsRseoxrr lascolN VIMTfrG L1BUT.
WoaDEs.-The following extract is
from private letter dated Washington,
pablished in the Adverfiser. 1t Illus
trates the warm and generous sympa-
thies Of the President:
"That night l left the Fortress, and
got Worden safe home in Washington
city, when. leaving him to the care Of
nv wife, went with the Secretary to
the President, and gave him the partic-
ulars OF the engagement. As soon a. /
had done, Mr.. Lincoln said, Gentlemen,
| am going to shake hands with that
man. and presently he walked round
with me to our little house. ] led him
up stairs to the room where Worden was
lying with fresh baudages over his
scorched eyes aud face, and said, Jack,
there's the President, who has come to
YOU He raised himself or bis Chow as
Nj. Lincoln took him by the hand, and
said, You do me great honor, Mr.. Pres
,dent, and l am only sorry that | can
not see YOU The President was Wei,
Div affected, ae, with tall frame and
earnest gaze, he bent over his wounded
subordinate; but, after pause, he sa'd,
with culver in the tones OF h's voice.
.You have done me more honor, sir, than
I can ever do to YOU He then sat
down, while Worden gave him an &C
count Of the battle, and, on leaving, he
promised, if he could legally do SO, that
he would make him Captain"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

= Sold EvsryrAers-by
AL WH0LssALE DRroGIsTs in the large elites.
Some Of the = -sre g-ei a.
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shlefslin Brothers / Co Aarral. Risley 1 Kitchen
h. A Fahnesteck, Hull Bush, Gale 1 Robinson.
I Co. u Ward, Close 1 Go.
A B q D Sands Co. 2cKlsson + Robbins.
Wheeler i hart. D Barnes B Co.
J.mes 8 Aspinwsll. G Wells Go.
Morgan / Allen. Laselle, Marsh : Gard
Hall, Racke i 20. ner.
Thomas Fuller. Hall, Dixon + Co.
p. D. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND ornsRs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
f Dlsss Co. French, sissass: G..
AND orHRks.
Boston, Mass.
Geo g Goodwin I CO. ws't .;, = Potter !.
AND OTHERS.
Also, oil WaoLEsALE DRuGc1sss ct
Chicago, ILL.,,
st. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buffalo, N. T.,
ANDBr~
Dnuoorsrs, GRocERs, SroR sKREr1Rs and RsEAll-
Frs generally in all the COCxT1I
Towns and vrLLA0rs
u NIT ID - TAT Nm.
AT
D.qIeE nennDr IN men
a5
r
LR OLAlRB ROW.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
0PE NoHIoU
TO COJNNU.MPTlH.ES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
In afew weeks by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
il anxious to make known to his fsllow-sufersrs
the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free ofcharge,) with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find suRE CukE FOR CONSUMPTION, Asthma,
BRONCHITIS, DO. The only object of the advsr-
tiser in sending therrescription is to benefit the
ahaicted, and spread information which no con-
ceivesto be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please i'd
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLrIAxsBuReH,
oct80.3mw Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
got out Of order. ono that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one thst.d net skip stitches Or
unravel, one that will sew equally veil thick Or
thin cloth, one that viii run over gathers With
out brssking, one that makes . uniform scam,
(leaving no ridge undsnssth,) one that will uss
any No. Of cotton shssad, linen OF silk, one thu
will last for years "a al kinds Of work; in short
one that 10 not more trouble than It 10 worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, " it il the cheapest In tie
end" Sec Advertisement In another column
Okirugs Hsald. FiT ~ agl DAWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

The Army SUsrA1Ns H1M.-Tbe
Washington correspondent Of the New
York World, after stating that the
President and Sec,e tary Of War stand
by Mcclellan, adds:
at would net be safe for the oppo-
nents of General Mcclellan to visit the
armies south of Washington, and at
tempt to disparage the merit or services
of the General-in-chief. From tho time
Of Bonaparte to the present hour, no
General has enjoyed more unreservedly
the confidence and affection of his
troops than has Mcclellan. Not only in
the AMY under his command is this the
case, but, in every corps now serving
under the colors of the Union, officers
and privates are unanimous in the opin-
ion that the assaults made day by day
in the radical press against the charac-
ter and capacity of Mcclellan ought 10
cease, at least until he has met the foe
in battle"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

MOvEuEuTs OF GENERAL 2UELL'a
COLUMN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

TIE TAX BiLL.-Tbe Tax bill Of the
WAYS and Means Committee continues
to undergo important notifications and
alterations, and, judging from the pro,
gress thus far made, its author will not
be able to recognize his bantliog by the
time the measure shall have been fully
matured.
We see that in one or two instances
the proposed rates Of taxation on articles
Of luxury, have been reduced the ef-
feet of a strong outside pressure brought
upon members by importers or dealers.
This is departing from the very princl-
pie by which Congress should be gov.
erned in making out the tax list. Art''
cles of luxury, that can In no correct
sense be classed among the "necesssr'es
Of life" should be heavily taxed. and
there should be no yielding in favor OF
some special or particular interest or
articles which interested capitalists or
others are combining 10 exempt from
the genera! rule Chicago journal.
The Journal speaks wisely Of this
matter. 1t is the Injuries that should
be made to suffer instead OF the neces.
saries. It would work well in more
ways than one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

Istee Weekss - squares, yooI, - %
LANCE space changed q The ssts 4 $40 fss
eaeh Ad1 Il. nal sqsaFs, -
tos one half sqsass, tve-tAirds Il The shove
rates;
B.ssasss Cards not TO exceed lis.s, 80 % p,
AMMAN;
Fereaeh change - sdditisaAi sAsssssa ssees,s
pee square will s. made.
Lesgs ssts charged dosbls the ssns dinsasiss
Ysssiy advertising ssstsasts win b unasnseeS
advertiser, and al other advestisenents esne I. IS
tie advertiser win be charged extra.
Advertisements bot accompanied with inetyue.
eordingly.
Editorial astiess chsrssd for at the rate ~ n
cs1ts per line, Or eight words, and special $1,000
at ~ cents pr line, or 50 cent? . line rer veeh
All notices for religious and benevolent us,.
poses Of any kind Whatsoever, ofQordipary leprth.
except single ennouneements Of marriages MI
deeths. changed Is cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must b paid IA,
sSSos ssbty N advsass, unless from approved
Ageats-
CONTRACTS for ysariy advsrtisisg terpinble :,
the option Of advertiess, they paying IN advance.
ment Of - per oent. on the eoatrsct pgics.
Advertisements inserted next 20 reading matte,
% Per csnt. advance on the shove rates, and kent
rates.
Alltransisnt advsrtissnsnts must Be paid for /,
advance. 'o' -
Advertisements inserted IN weekly q reaso,a.
RICHARDSON. WEST 1 co.
SANDERS 1 BRO.
IA. DAlDORF 1 co.