St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

do % kome does" in fnttfre, ell sdvcrtis-
ing. job-priniing. and sohsr'irs'"ns, mast
~ is'id FOR in ddeaHct. We cannot. n~~.
ss formerly. afford to ''iah"r aud ~a't =
u costs the advertiser u" Ts~n' 10 pay m
.dvauce, afd by working on er*d'f. 'ee
fsse The interest ct our money It" SAY no
tsiseef tbe-deFvscssai"s che c1rrssey,
aad the almost constant ii<e in ihs p, ices
gf printing materials. aai tho neeesssries
q life..s bse .sSai 81. i,-zrg...i' -'a -rs
Snroyru u Y r1r m, coNcrrss #
no,h, n.usos of Canrre.. ,d;ouroaa n.
Monds< Last, ,,e;us di. The mas. xez.;or
h.s a.esrs sn ae,;ve and er.;.;ny oa. and
me yrs;,e ma hoo.,i. i, .tl,.t NJ
....k,sr.s.a.ss I'LL. l.,s.l<ll
3nyIy ,5kd c,ur,ux xx1ar
has been mi ta,k as.l n, rarT. m &e ma !
except the labared eiIort. II fIIMr. Sumner
"a behalf IL lho oscrc| Ill, siIt nov<l| r,lsns
that have been ,nsrettea fsr III
xapnres.ion Of ihc reJelliop. In
decd. the d..,sinaut nar.y. tLu, far. has
si,owr i,s~!f sadly arscient 10 legislative
.l,ii;tyy I, scans. =. bxvs been guided bv
par,isan mnl;sn;,y. rather than reason or
i.s;e and "m;,;,a,v necessity Los hee,,
the wa,ehv.r., Of i.s leaders. The Con-
,,,tu,;on s,,d the Laws l,,v. heau laal mon
,Lc shelf and arr. is,ow ,,,, remembered
a. among the things that usrs. Tn this
aarss T ha;sr Of the Repablie, however.
= s!ima.r I'll lisht. NAV be seen u,op the
csi;,ieat hns;x,u. Ths Dsmoersey AZ wide
awake and a. wsvk and from ,,,e s~e.,
&ath. W III H. comes the ra.iyins cry Of ref
ormnatiou TLe auestisa. of free speeeh
f,..prs.. aud pro,eet;.u 70 n.r.on.i lib.
rt,v are ,h.,;s.u.s involved gpl uuon tlr
:. .u,, s4s<.s The fu-urs ..,va,;o. of II.
easntrv If the Democracy sb,l, sueeeed
tae,c arc ,,,nes f,r nesee .scon,,r,e,;o,,
and IIni,u. il they ,h.,l fail. All vii, he ,o.,
A.athet s,,ch a c.u,.rc. 40 ,ha ms, a,ol.s
va stand before the v,,r,a a b,nokrunt ,u.
iucd and degraded ne.,,,r, ,.e A hold xfr,r,
in behalf ofahe csus'i,u,Ion antl the law.
issnow, therefore. i.npcra,iyeiy demanded
Hf...rnue. we cailnot change many Of Ill.
pcmIers Of the next Congress. bu. We may
change their political ecmp:eri"p The
people are still sovereign in this c.untry
ard no representative body will dare mis-
represent fLem, whcn they shall give on
earnest, demonstration of .heir convictions
and principles. Into the bands of the peo-
pie. therefore. We aarrsndcr th, members
Of the late Congress. with The hope tia.
they will enligh.en them as to their future
duty to their country lf they shsll re.
turn. ike tbs proaigal sou. to the path oi
rectisuds aud honor, We are prepared to
give ,heum an homes, and hearty wslesme;
aut if,h.y still continue in the downward
path they have chosen. we pass then over
IN the tender mersies Of postcrisy. with The
s'nrere bore that we Ahal never be cona-
PEELED ts losk upon shslr like again.
REPEAL OF THE GOLD BILL
Tits measure, Which " ems 10 ta,.,Y,ee beer
regarded in eomrap,ereial circles as nm EN-
barge upon. q legitimate article of trade ,Aa
heeo ,urou,otlva rerealel tv CONGRESS j,
Upon i,s tnac,dieat. xald aale a rapid an,
unpreceaented advance. a,,l since i,s re
pcFr. the market has ren.ainea in au uu
steady condition We can hardly cosceivs
bsxsrer ksw t.c value Of gold could b
seiicu.iy aFec,sil bs lie suL;ec, before re- US
We rather ipcline to the cpiuicu that 9th
ar srd more potent reasos,s. |. urdcrl;e Ii
depression o. the Geyfrnrpsnt eHarrencyy
a0d me gaEUre 0I 0EU0 InU& anu 8nfT