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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-09
REMIrJGTo1T@'

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ARMY Revolver, 44-10t in. Calsibre,
Navy Revolver, S6-lOo IN. Sailnre'
Belt Revolver, Navy Size Calibre,
Police Revolver, Navy Size alibre
New Pocket Reyolver. '3f-I0d in Calibre,
Pocket Revolver, tRider's pit. 81 100 in. Callbre,
Repeating Pistol, elliot pit No. % 4 " Cartr,ge,
Gun Cane, No. % and 81
Revolving Rife, Sc and 44-I00in Calibre,
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PRIN,o1PAL AGENTS..
Moore 4 Nichols, rf New York
VIM. Reed b Son, Boston
los q. GrnbbG Co., Philadelphia
& irrlmble, Baltimore
Henry Folsom & Co., new orleans
johnson, Spencer &Coa Chlcago
l.. M. Rumsey & Co., 81. Louis
Albert +. Crane, Can Fransisco
March q, lS67-ly ar
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Roll Roa0s.
MARIETTA & CINCINNATI
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m and after January, 8, 1897, Trans will run as
u j follows:
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& NEW TALENT

from the modest ranks of those possessors OF mark
| ed intellectual abilities who have hitherto been de
tered from seeking print through fear of edItoria!
rehutf orneolect.
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out exception. Hence, initiating the currency,
or keeping il inflated, cannot possibly diminish
the burden Of the National debt. That debt
calls for gold; and we must very soon buy
gold, and pay whatever premium is charged
therefor, to meet even our interest, If imitation
Is persisted in. And, whenever loan falls
due-as loans frequently do and must-we
shall have to borrow S140, 600, 900 in currency
to pay off a specie debt of 800, 100000.
The .''New National Policy Party" Will not,
therefore, achieve anything on its present
tack. It's aim is clear enough, but its policy
will not reach it. Let it come boldly, squarely
out against paying the debt at all, and it will
have chosen a position of frank, unequivocal
rascality, whereon it can doubtless rally more
adherents in La Sale county than "Haight's
school-house" can hold. To attempt anything
short of that, is to try to be knaves and only
succeed in being fools.
We respectfully suggest to the adjourned
meeting at Ottawa this modification of the
platform, which will greatly improve its
lucidity:-
l. Resolyed, That the currency be kept in
hated till the national debt be paid.
2. ReSol0ed, That the national debt be not
paid at all.
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Napoleon is said to be at work counteracting
Prussian diplomatic intrigues, may be no
at Berlin. '--'--O' w
While all this man@uvring between the two
leading Continental Cabinets is going on.
now on the Sohleswig question, then on the
enforcement of the Prague treaty = both
powers are actively at work preparing for the
worst. Thirty thousand guns, taken from the
Austrians last year, have Just been trans
formed into needle guns, and the reorganiza
ton of the Prussian army throughout the
newly acquired province goes on with extra
ordinary zeal and activity. No wonder that
industry is suffering, and capital vainly seek
ing investment in the great financial marts of
Europe.
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The New TrO ubie in Europe.

HTOW TIE HOTtus
1t appears that the note addressed by the
French Government to the Cabinet at Berlin
was sent about the middle of July, and re-
lated to the retrocession of the province of
Schleswig to the King of Denmark. simulta-
neously with the French note one of similar
import was sent from Vienna to Berlin. OF
course, in the present temper of the Berlin
Cabinet, the cable despatch stating that
King William has replied to the French note
in "defant tone" is easily explained.
Prussia is not in mood TO ask Napoleon's
permission to form an alliance offensive and
defensive with Denmark, which Prussian
journalists think will be the natural result of
this Schleswig retrocessiOn. Denmark's navy.
small as it is, win be quite valuable TO
Prussia, whenever the long-lOOled-for war with
France shall have been declared, and the Rn-
peror's efforts AZ Copenhagen, where Prince
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A New Party Proposed.

from The Tribune.
The fertile soil of "the Garden State" re-
joices the heart of man with prodigious fer
tility not only in staples, but in ideas; and one
of the ideas most rife there would seem to af-
firm the blessedness of getting and keeping
over head and ears in debt and of paying, if
you must pay at all, in some sort of promise
or symbol that costs nothing. Thus, meet
ing was recently held sat Haights school
house, in the township of Meridian, La Sale
county, Illinois, for the purpose of considering
the financial condition of the country" This
meeting resolved to inaugurate new marty
which is to be launched at mass meeting at
Ottawa, on the 9th day of September. The
initial gathering, whereof the Hon. Obed w.
BRYANT was Chairman, and Martin Allen Secre
tary, tafter discussion" gravely
81. Resolved, That the same initiation OF cur
rency under which the national debt was con-
tracted shall oe maintained until the debt shall
3 Resolved, That to carry out this policy
there should be organized new National
a BesoLved. That this meeting adjourn for the
Yurpose OF consulting with and procuring the
cooperation of those OF similar Views, and
desiensted by James Adair; and that he is
hereby authorized to call such meeting"
-IHere's richness" as Mr.. Squeers once
enthusiastically observed. The national debt
was contracted in part when our currency was
at par with gold, and in part under all manner
of rates of depreciation from one per cent. up
to 260. There is no ''same imitation OF cur
Tencv. as ought to be notorious even within
fhe shadow of HHaight's school-house"
can BE- none. That imitation was first progress
sive. then vacillating--is vacillating still. The
fundamental assumption of the iniation-loving
Suckers is as unfOunded as their notion is
Their scheme coolly ignores the vital fact
that most of our public debt is payable,
principal and interest, IN com, and that all
fhe rest is rapidly becoming 80; The Seven
flirties are expressly convertible INTO specie
skies at maturity, and are 50 converted WIZ
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no other effect than TO lengthen ont state of
uncertainty which will be damaging TO the
commercial interests of Europe and the world.
Diplomacy Will no doubt be willing to do its
utmost to avert the horrors Of war. The case.
however, is one in which it is difficult "a see
what diplomacy could do which IL has moi
already done. II is doubtful, too. n either
party will longer listen to the voice Of the
peacemaker; nor is IL improbable that
vigorous and decisive blow may render diplo-
macy as impossible as impotent II war does
break out it is difficult to predict what dimen.
sions 1t may assume. The presumption is that
the other powers will remain neutral Neitber
Great Britain nor Austria nor Italy have suob
interests at stake as warrant their interferenoe.
The interests of Russia lie in another direction.
and it would not surprise us it, seizing the
opportunity, she settled long-vexed question
by marching to Constantinople.
-
Union PrisOners-WhO is RespOnsIblef
From ne World
If the Congressional Committee of inquiry
into the treatment of Union prisoners in the
South do not whitewash all charges except
those directly duplicating the Confederate
authorities, the country may yet be convinced
that one reason why its soldiers were starved,
and diseased, and subjected to the brutality of
the Andersonville keepers, during the terrible
period from August, 1854, to January, 1865,
was Buffers and Stanton's reason, which they
ought to be made to show. General Robert
Ould, Confederate Commissioner for the ex-
change OF prisoners, alleges that, having first
made an offer OF exchange, man for man, to
which he could get no responses he afterwards,
early in August, "ofered to deliver all the sick
and wounded prisoners held in the South,
without requiring equivalents for them;
at the same time urging haste on the part of
the United States Government, as the NOR
tality among the prisoners was very great"
During the fall he "again and again urged
haste, giving the same reason" But trans
sportation was not furnished by the Federal
Government until December, when three thou
sand Confederate prisoners were taken to the
mouth of the Savannah river, for which the
Federal Government, says General Ould, ere
ceived thirteen thousand in return. They
would have received more if there had been
accommodation" Now, let us see whether it
is Butler or ould, in this instance, who is
guilty of "unveraoity."
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RecOnstruCtiOn OF Southern Industry
From the Tribune.

Reconstruction OF Southern Industry.
From the Tribune.
The State of North Carolina has 1900 900
acres of swamp lands that remain public pro-
perty, simply because, under the old regime,
no one supposed them worth owning. These
are of course by far the richest lands in the
State, and most of them are covered by tim
Der, now inaccessible, which would of itself
repay the cost of drainage. These lands she
has now devoted to the cause of education;
and companies are being formed to purchase
drain, survey, plot, and sell them in small
tracts to settlers and cultivators. In many
cases, these swamps have been receiving and
retaining the wash of higher lands around them
until they ''are rich as mud'' to a depth of
ten and even twenty feet, and would grow
heavy crops for successive years of the most
exhausting plants-hemp, tobacco, Indian
corn-without seeming at all impoverished.
Such swamps are common throughout the
south, and have been very rarely and slightly
improved. There is large one in Mississippi
"hch, tits said, no man has ever crossed or
even considerably penetrated so sodden and
mlry Is its surface, and so dense its covering
OF trees, bushes, and matted vines. II is the
lmpenetra6le lair of the beast of prey, the
4i " VIZ ,ouolnous repChe; ana yet lew
thousand dollars may suffice to drain it, so
that lts timber may pay the cost of rendering
1t habitable and productive Thus the great
Dismal Swamp OF lower Virginia and eastern
North Carolina is already being mined for
peat, and will yet be most productive and
densely peopled region. All over the South,
new prospects are opened, new sources OF
wealth are revealed, in the beneacent light of
free labor.
"A Mississippian advertisas tb.4 L. Z. A.
agent Of a company Just formed in the sontb
which proposes TO purchase large Southern
estates, survey them out into small tracts,
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