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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
South Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, December 1s.-The Appropriation Bill
was read to-day. The discussion consumed the
whole morning, and is not finished yet.
The Tax Bill is to be presented tonight
The Senate refused to agree to the House vote
on the Epworth Academy, and sustained the Gov
ssrnor's veto by an affirmative vote
An election was held for United States Senator,
to fill the unexpired term of Hon. j. Z. MANNING.
In the House, J. B. CAMPBELL receivea 81 votes,
and !, n. FRrERsoN Is. In the Senate, FRERsoN
received votes, CAMPBELL 6, G. W. DUDLEY 1,
and DAVID GAvN1. There being constitutional
majority, both Houses will go into joint ballot to-
morrow, when Hon. j. B. CAMPBELL will probably
be elected.
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III. b. OIn,.,e,,v,..

b I|T \
Citizens Of Charleston you called upon this day
to vote for Alderman for Ward Nos How viii you
cast vote that's the queshoa- win you allow the
gentleman has stood between you and danger to be
defeated1 know you Will Then to the polls aud
vote for Lieutenant o1NEY, ana you Wiff-Ea only
porting one who has stood by you in time Of danger
... EMPTY SLEEVES.
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Fenian News. ,,I

SwEETsBuRG, G. E., December 18.-Much excite
ment exists here this morning-an alarm having
been given that the Fenians were coming to the
got under arms, and the whole force went out; but
it was subsequently ascertained that the rumor
was false
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a9~ The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of EIr: JOHN KENNY, EDWARD KENNY of Mr..
and Mrs. JoEH NOLAN. and Mr. and Mrs. p QUINN, are
respectfully invited to attend the Services Of the
former. from his late residence, 393 King street,
7his Alevmoon IL Three O'Clock without further invita-
ton D,ccn,ncr 10
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Our Cable Dispatches.

loNDoN, December 1911 A. M.-Five- -Twenties
opened with more frmness and are quoted at this
hori at 713@71s. American Railroad Shares also
rather better; Erie's 47l@47A.
LONDON, December 1S.-Ihe Presidents Mes
sage received in full by mail, and is the gene
ral topic Of discussion by the public and the press
1t is argued that the President rather weakens the
strength OF the Alabama claims by the manner in
which he treats the Fenian question: but that por-
lion Of the Message which refer to th5 finances is
highly spoken Of
EoNDoN, December 1s.-Consols advanced i
yer cent; 894 for money; Five -twenties, 715
LONDON, Tuesday, delegation from British
- Eth America has agreed n the basis Of q Bill
~ the confederation Of the British Provinces il
North America, and, as it is perfected the
Bill will be sent to the British Parliament for con
frmation. The amount Of the Inter-coionial Rail
road Loan has been raised to 6 million pounds
sterling.
L1vERpooL, December 18.-Cotton buoyant, and
advanced I'D. during the day, Middling Uplands
being quoted at 14Sd.; transactions quite lively
sales 10000 bales There is an: inconsistency
IN the advance here quoJed, and the quotation as
( compared with previous quotations. l
BERLIN, December 18.-The Conference of the
North German States'h commenced it's sessions.
ROME, Tuesday, December 18-Cardinal Anto-
nei1 has expressed his regret to Mr. King, Minis
ter Of the United States for an article which ap-
peared in the official journal Of Rome Denying tie
statement, made by the Holy Father, in regard to
the matter, Cardinal Antoneli explained what the
Pope intended to say was, that II Canada was ia
be given up by Great Britain lit Was better that
they should fall into the. hands or the United
States thar Finto those Of the Fenians With this
explanation the Minister of the United States was
entirely satisfied. ~. ): -
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Major wills for Alderman n word No. 4.


This gentleman having accepted nomination for re-
election to th. Board Of Aldermen to represent the
Fourth Ward, trust that the citizens Charleston
will avail themselves Of this opportunity to show that
they appreciate the services Of who devoted
himself to the best interests Of the city. During the past
municipal year AInjor WILLIS has shown devotion to
the duties involved upon him. member of Council
which should entte him to the support of every good
citizen. No member Of the Board has more alive
to the interest Of an impoverished people than our
worthy friend and hope to see him returned by an
overwhelming vote from grateful COMMUNITY. Il
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z General News.

l PORTLAND, Me-, December 18-The stoneware
Of II
~ The railroad depot at Yarmouth Junction was
I$s81rned yesterday afternoon.
connected with General schnyler,s removal from
the Office Of Adjutant General has been published,
from which it appears that the reason assigned By
General Bulloch for making the removal are Of
political nature, and based principally upon the
circular issued by General Schuyler, opposing the
election Of General Butler to Congress.
/. NEW YORK, December 18-Mr. Beecher lee
tured last night in favor Of universal suffrage in
sluding black and white, men and women paupers
and foreigners intending to remain in the coun-
1ght i = 0a'nea v0ons e D0 = national inherent
WASHINGTON, December 1s.-The North Caro-
terview yesterday with the President and the AZ
Et9rneey-General, e Ee regarding the object Of Gen.
corporeal punishment. The interview Is reported
TO have been satisfactory, and the delegation hope
from information they received, that their object
would soon be accomplished.
Further advices received from Europe increase
9Fsst Fs54a5 s
States District Court, Judge Underwood presiding,
opened to-day in Norfolk There we're eighteen
Grand 81 Jurors present. The Judge, in his charge
Several cases Of offences against postal and reve-
Re laws, and case Of coanterfeiting, were dis
j It is uncertain when the United States Circuit
#Court will meet, as Chief Justice Chase has not
aession. -7-
RICHMOND, December 1s-The Senate passed
)}Ehe Usury Bill to-day. increasing the legal maxi
&m1m rate OF interest from six to ten per cent
1for the purchase Of limbs for MANNED Confederate
5sFoldiers in the State Of Virginia.
New YORK, December l8.-The ship Neckar,
The Valley City, from Richmond, and the souder
The new Bowery Theatre was entirely destroyed
4aby fire this afternoon.
BALTIMORE, December 1s.-Arrived, the Della
rare, from Charleston.
u TORONTO December 18.-A weekly line Of first
cass steamers is to be established to run between
the Mafatlme Provinces and the West Indies. "A.
3Sarge amount Of the stock has been subscribed It
#pany. tSst&-ss5ls' %tfs s..r..# IN @
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This 81 pretty good authority The 1Fmes 6aa is =
swallowed sts own prescriptions 60 often tiiat. ~
h1s tune it should know the taste Of every drug IN
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MIR. b. Roddln.

+ 30
This day the citizens Of Charleston viii be called upon
to deposit their votes for Aldermen of several Wards and
while would not derogate from the fitness Of any
the candidates before the public. would suggest
the name Of Mr. B. RoDD1N for Ward No. 4.
This gentleman is not of those who idle away val
uable time, who has for years past been hacknied
politician. Those having business relations with him
must Lave discovered his industry business capacity
We feel assured, FROM personal knowledge, he viii
devote his time to the discharge Of his public ues
being plain, practical man, viii render faithful and
valuable services the community. Such men are not
only looked for but desirable. a TAX PAYER.
II. Is. Olney for Alderman OF Ward No. 6.
The nomination OF this sterling young Charlesonian
for seat in Council eicts general approval among
classes of the community.
It's hopeful sign OF the times when young show
Willingness to take interest in city affairs by giving
their time and energies in the important matter Of
faithful administration of municipal government
Lieut.. OLNET's friends do not rest his claims
often the in upon his devotion
the lost cause but rather upon his undoubted quaca
ton, hrmness Of character intelligence and progressive
feelings in regard to the future Of Charleston which
lie concern be safely trusted Lieut.. ozNEx has one
qualification which is of primary importance faithful
ocer-he has opinion Of his own, and is afraid
Yes No, he thinks it; and he would reserve
his Judgment without sufficient reason for any Office
in the gift of the people It is such incorruptibe
as these who should control city affairs we hope
our citizens VIII give him hearty support
5l3E&&s5 IS @ AN OLD 1TTzEN. r.
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! Facts Worth Knowing,

q sDR. JAS. MccII STOCKS COLD AND CoUaH MEX.
TURE wir throw OF sewers cold in 8 sdngie night:
opens the pores and removes a the pains Sches and
of recent colds II is Invaluable IN croqpy
symptoms in children. Sold by Drs. RAoUL d LYNAH.
Market and Ktny-ssreets Agents. VI Va .-5 ..S1 M
DecenbeS II ss5.S8s ,p,,xas@
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SPECIAL N o TlCES.

HsF CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS LINE
Steamer LULU, from Baltimore. rotifcd that
discaarg cargo at Browns South Wharf. Goods re-
naming tic Nha.f ct sunset arc at owners risk.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
De2smner II Agents
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\ % BATGHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIR
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the. world The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable insaza-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tintu
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects 81 aa
Dyes nydgoratcs the hair leaving it soft and beant1
The genuine Is signed Wilsans a. Bachelor. All othera
are limitations and should be ayoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 BaroleY
street, New York. 53:y-s88. .2s "a s5 A:
\ ASr BEWARE OF AcoUNTERFErT a . sssa= 5s-ji
December 10 - 3aiS#$ #$$+s 1Ss E
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aT T,NOTICE.--PURsUANT TO TIE PRO-
VISIONS Of the Act Of Arsemb4y incorporating the
PLANTERS AND FARMERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
the books Of subscription will be opened by the unda
signed, at the Store OF r. ". GALE CO., No. As Went.
worth street. zo-Aorroo 18th Of November and viii re-
main open until further notice.
The shares FIVE hundred in number and $500 each
An instaent Of Ave dollars per share viii be required
upon making Subscription. r. W. GALE. s4s
GEO. o. ROBINSON.
y. CHAS. e. ROBINSON @
November II su1 nwf WIN. 81. BELLAMY.
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Hs ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-JOHN KING AND
JOHN MCQUEEN, doing business under the name and
style OF JoHN KING CO., having this day made an as
dgnment TO for the benefit Of creditors which deed
Of assignment is at the Office Of Messrs. BREWSTER
sPRATT, No 98 Broad street, for Inspections meeting
Of the creditors Of the said JOHN KING CO.. win be
held on Saturday, the ed day of December IL o'clock
NJ, for the purpose Of appointing agent for credit.
ozs as the oface Of Mesars CAMPBELL sEABRooK !.
No. so Broad street. ROBERT n DOWIE
Assignee OF JOHN KING & co,
December IA. 1866. mws4 December IT "
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If EoU WANT LIGHT BISCUIT, Pie Crust, Mullins,
Corn Bread, call into HENRE B1soEoFF & Co.'S No Is
East Bay street. Charleston, s. c., and get of
neer Yeast Powder, with directions in use by th
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks. in this city
November 10 1uwf1rno;
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCER
T. M. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicia District, at the next election.
September 10 f58
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MMEssRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Mr.. 3. RoDDIN Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
4, in place Of WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM and oblige
MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN.
November q
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-16
Won BismaIk.

THROUGHOUT the whole series of remarkable
events which have resulted in the disruption Of
the Germanic Confederation, the conquest of
Hanover and Saxony, and the recent disastrous
and overwhelming defeat of the Austrian army
under General BENEDBK, there has been appa-
rent, on the part of Prussia, the directing power
and resistless energy of a single mighty mind.
THE man of blood and iron," the proud, domi-
Deering, restless BIsmARK, is the master spirit
of those great events which are startling all
Europe. Throughout the whole contest he has
displayed the characteristics OF one who felt that
he was master OF the situation.
He has exhibited an inhexibility Of purpose a
promptness of execution, and a thorough com.
prehensiOn of facts, which stamp him as not
only one OF the first men in Europe, but as one
OF the most remarkable characters OF modern
times. Never has the value of promptitude in
national affairs been more slanally shown. When
he had made up his mind to take possession of
the Duchies. 1t was done instantly, and in such
force that no resistance was practicable. When
a rupture With the minor States of Germany be.
came inevitable, he did not wait for explana-
tions, or for the exchange of diplomatic notes,
but moved his armies at once upon them thus
gaining advantages of position and moral pres
tige of success Of the very highest importance.
In the campaign with the Austrians the same
qualities have shone out conspicuously. The
Prussian movements have been prompt, power
iul, unremitted, and most wonderfully successful.
1t is true he has had good material to work
with, but he has shown that he knew how to
use it.
We may be sure that we have not yet heard
the last of this remarkable man. He has but
one peer in Europe, and that is the Emperor
NAPOLEON. The field before him is an inviting
10 mould aid direct hem. We shall near more
OF this man of blood and iron g. Der Mann Won
blut und Elsenr)-this terrible BISMARCK.
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PbiIadelphia Trade Report,

MONDAY, July 16-The Flour Market continues
excessively dull and prices less firm There is
no demand, except from the home consumers whO
purchase very sparinVIy. Sales of superfne at $50
70; extras at S999 rs; Northwestern extra family
at S1060a1l 80; Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do, at
S1160alS 80; and fancy brands at $14 G1l7 accord
ing TO quality Rye Flour butilitte inquired after
lhe last sale at $6 26 per barrel Prices of Corn
Meal are nemlnal
be Of an extremely limited character. Sales OF $50
bushels new Milwaukee Club &C 81 80, and LOCO
bushels new Delaware red at 81 80d265. Nothing
dong in Wheat The offerings OF Rye continue
small but there is not much demand; we quote at
81 10. Corn Is quiet, and prices have decnned !;
sales Of 800 buShels prime yellow at S5c., and 5000
bushels estern mixed at 92c. Oats are dull and
unsettled; sales of Pennsylvania at 62a85c., and
Western at 6O966c. Prices of Barley ana malt are
nominal
sCloyerseed may be quoted at 81, Timothy at
S6 26a5 so and Flaxseed at SO 40.
- PROVISIONS are quiet but hrmi sales Of new Mess
Pork at S82 1903 and Mess Beef at S20a26 for
We tern ana city packed.
Whisky moves SLOWLY small sales Of PennsyiVa-
MIA at 90 24G2 Is. and Ohio at e2'28@2 o.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN STELLwAGEN, u. s.
N.-We regret 70 announce the sudden death of
Captain Henry s. Stellwagen, Of the United otates
Navy, wnioh occurred yesterday afternoon, at Cape
Island, New Jersey. Captain Stellwagen was one
of our most prominent citizens, as we'll as an offcer
Of rare worth.
He was concerned in some of the most prominent
actions in our late war He was in command of the
Merceditd IN the action off Charleston harbor when
the Rebels undertook to raise the blockade by attack
ing our blockadlng vessels with their iron clads-
In that action he severely injured that he
neventecovered from its Effects At the close of tha
action he WIS paroled by the Rebels, but the Presi.
dent and Secretary of the Navy did not recognize
the parole binding. 1t, however, to avoid any
question, sent him in command of the Constellation
% the Mediterranean.
On his return TO this country in 1854, at the ter.
mnation Of his cruise, he was sent out and teok
command Of the sloop-of-war Pdpnee, which was
then blockading Off Charleston, South Carolina
He did not stay IN command oil her long, owing to
his increasing illness but was condemned aud
sent home on sick leave in April, 1866.
From that time he has not been capable
of being in service. Captain Stellwagen was uni
versally beloved As an officer and private citizen
he has always commanded the respect and admra-
ton of all who have been associated with him. He
was ffty-our years DID, and leaves wife and several
children. He will be buried from mis- late residence
No. 1917 Chesnut street.
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The Prussian Needle Guns.

ONE thing which is said to have contributed
essentially to the success of the Prussians in
their recent battles with the Austrians is the
celebrated "neeGle gun," with which the former
are armed. This gun has told with terrible
effect upon the Austrian masses. One military
correspondent, who was an eyewitness of one of
the battles says that in the firing of infantry the
proportion of Austrians VINO fell to that of Prus.
slams was as six to one,
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OF ! Is ancestry, among whom are the GsHS-
vmLEs and Lord TEMPLE, statesmen of the time
of GEORGE II and GEORGE III. than for his per-
sonal achievements.
OF the lesser lights Of the Ministry we have no
room 70 speak. The complexion of the entire
Cabinet, it will be noticed, is the same as that
short-lived administration OF 1862 and 1859.
We predict for the present incumbency as pre-
mAtnre q death.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Ma rket.

MONDAY. July 16.-The receipts of Beef Cattle
are light this week, only reaching about 1900 head
The market continues dull, but prlces are rather
higher, extra selling at 1749Sc,; far TO good at
16917c.; and common at 14015c. ~ pound as to
quality. The blowing are the particulars of the
sales -
100 head James S. Kirk, Western, 161l8
20 T. McFillen, Western, H(o1175.
H Cbrsty & BrotRer, Western, 150168.
n Jones McClese Chester county l5 ole,
20 j. McFIllen. Western 16Sll6
le6 K. Hathaway, W estnrn, 160l7.
" X. s. McFilln, Western. 16lGl7.
~ Ulman, Western, l6Dl8.
~ Martin. Fuller & Co.. Western, l6fD17,
10 Mooney Smith, Western 1536l17t.
AZ II. Cham, Western, 1+lp1 81
70 L. Frank, Western, 16IDl6
6O Frank &c Shomberg, Western 16(01T.
Y J. Se.domrioge. Western, 141l7.
70 X. Iomlinson, Western, 1908.
, Hogs-Prioes are looking up. 1900 head sold at
the different yards at from @14414 80 the 100 lbs.
net including lew extra at $l43.
sheep continue in far demand 5000 head arrived
diton.
Cows continue dull $50 head sold at s5O975 tor
Sprneers and $60980 p head lor Mich Cows, as to
quality.
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THE motion to increase the pay of members of
Congress from $4,000 to $4,000 is highly proper
one. We favor a still larger increase. If man
is qualified to fill the position of national legis-
lator, he can make more than $4,000 year.
The expense OF living at Washington is so dear
that an able but poor man is either compelled
to decline election, or else to resort to that
system of bribery which is so disgraceful to our
American nolitics
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TRLEaRAPH,
M0ndav Iulv Ig IQeQ


There was rather more disposition to operate
in stocks this morning, and prices are frmer;
Government bonds continue in good demand at
further advance; old 52Os sold at 1914 an ad
vance of /; pew do. at 1864 slight advance;
and 7'3Os at 1914, an advance OF 4; 99l was bid
for 10 40s; and 109i for IS of 1881. State and
City loans are unchanged; Pennsylvania IS sold
at 9ls, and new City 6s at 962.
Railroad shares are looking up. Reading sold az
55l@551, an.advanoe of J.: Pennsylvania Railroad
at 56T, no change; Minehill at 54a, no change;
Philadelphia and Erie at 3ll, no change; and
Catawissa preferred at 36, an advance of !; 3S
was bid for Little Schuylkin; 5s for Norristo wn |;
3S for North Pennsylvania 62s for Lehigh
Valley; Sc for Philadelphia and Baltimore; and
A for Northern Central
In City Passenger Railroad shares there is
nothing doing. SO was bid for Chestnut and
Walnut; 1Sb for Hestonville; and l3 for Ridge
Avenue.
Bank shares, as we have noticed for some time
past, continue in good demand for investment at
full prices. 22O was bid for North America; 142
for Philadelphia; 126 for Farmers and Me-
chanics'; 81 for Northern Liberties; 100 for
Southwark; 95 for Kensington; 52k for Penn
Township; 65s for City; and 40 for Consoli-
dotion.
Canal shares are more active. Schuylkll
Navigation preferred sold largely at from s5i to
$50, the latter rate an advance of 0. 81 was bid
for Schuylkill Navigation common: 12l for Nor
lis Canal preferred; 57i for Lehigh Navigation;
l5 for Susquehanna Canal; and 56i for Della
ware Division.
Oil shares continue very dull. Maple Shade
sold at "a, decline of 1.
Quotations of Gold-1OB A. M, 14sl; IL A. M,
l49; IL NJ, 1493; P. NJ, l49l.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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ing merItOriOus notice Of this Destined to be

BRy MUJAVIRO.-WE UOPY THE FOLLOW
ing msritoriOus notice Of this destined to bep
delicious perfume nom Foruey's Press;-
MUJAvIRo. = This delicious new perfume for the
handkerchief prepared by Mossrs. @. A. WRIGHT.
CHEsNUT Street. without rival for delicacy, dura-
bilty and richness In fact Of all natural perfumes
the fragrant AujavrO (Of Russian orgn) may be called
the quntessence For sale by all the principal dru sgs
everywhere. 7ueman
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rule of action. Throughout your whole conduct
of the case, you have exhibited total ignorance
of this cardinal principle; and If at the outset
you had invested in a copy of the Bard of
Avon, you would not have been obliged ito
learn In suffering what il taught in sonp.n
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MONDAY, JULY ls, 1866.

PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY DURING THE
SUMMER MONTHS, CAN HAVE THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH MAILED TO THEIR ADDRESS TERMS,
76 CENTS Pen MONTH.
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The Tribune this morning concludes an able
address to Congress with the following pertinent
appeal
Gentlemen In Congress we pray you not TO ad.
journ without doing something to check the outward
flow of Government bonds bearing SIX per cent. In
terest ia gold and sold in Europe for 80 to 85 per
cent below their nominal value. We wish you
would bOlh contract the currency and increase the
tariff; we pray you to leave Washington without
doing one or the otner! And, If any measure which
may seem partial, inadequate merely palliative.
should be eDted, we entreat every champion of
national solvency and home industry 10 give 1t a
hearty support. Make it better If you can but vote
for any thing that tends to diminish If but by frac.
lion, the inundation of our country with foreign
goods and foreign debt "