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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-04
Judge Chase DOES Away with the IrOn-
Clad tbash.

Chief Justice Chase, in the Supreme
Court, at Richmond decided that the
n-clad oath should not be admins
tered to the grand jurymen, as it rath-
er hindered than furthered the ends of
Justice. 4 new grand jury was then
summoned on this decision, and will
only take the oath to support the Con-
stitutiOn of the United States.
This decision is eminently wise and
proper. Under the iron-clad oath very
few of the more intelligent white men
of the South could be sworn as jurors.
Chief Justice Chase has acted wisely in
doing away with it, and all honest and
sensible men will heartily approve OF
what he has done.-Lancaster Latel''-
ge1cer.
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TROUBLE IN THE RADICAL RANKS

The mutations Of parties are strange
indeed. The ups anu downs OF pOliti-
clans are not less wonderful. Nine
years ago, the sO-called "Republican"
party was but weak and sickly baby,
mewling and pulling in the arms Of its
nurse, W. II. Seward. Like the toad
that fills itself with vapor aud expands
to twice lis natural size, this political
sucking drank III the fumes of anti
slavery agitation and was soon pulled
up into a full-blown and overgrOwn
existence. Then came a diet of human
flesh and blood, upon which the appe-
tite of the party was glutted and upon
which it grew fat and strong. But
when the people had made an end Of
sacrificing to the god Of war, the party
which had subsisted upon what the
war produced, began to weaken and
decay. Even its faithful nurse gave it
up. Soon, however, its dried up veins
were filled with new blood, drawn
from the victims Of riot gotten up
specially to serve this purpose. Again
it became vigorous and mighty. Like
all con vaIescents, it grew fearfully vo-
:...... - u, r,a sa,,aI IN Ipypur pyEry
thing that stood in It's pa'h. 1t soon
overloaded it, stomach with big
reconstruction" dinner and the year
1867 found it very low and feeble
Only one remedy remained, and that
was to use the golden pills of the bond
holders and permit a butcher who was
something OF hor5e-doctor to admin
lister them. The physic barely saved
the life of the party, and it is even now
questionable whether rupture be-
tween the physician and his patient
will not yet end in death to the latter.
Dropping the metaphor, it seems
quite probab bic that the bond question
is about 10 cause a serious quarrel ia
the Radical party. Gen. Butler clings
to his position with great pertinacity,
and is fiercely antagonized by Greeley
and most of the eastern Radicals. The
western men generally said with But
Ter. Grants cabinet, in all prObabili-
". will he divided on this question.
As this il an issue that cannot be post
poned. or evaded, we shall, doubtless,
see lively times in Congress very soon.
There can be but one common ground
upon which all the factions Of the Rad
ical party can stand, 50 far as this issue
is concerned, and that is a consolidation
ofhe pa5lic de5t. Bot if they do unite
upon this basis, they will be driven
from power, because the people will
then be able to perceive that it is the
policy Of Radicalisn to fasten the debt
upon the country without any design
or hope of eventual cancellation.
Hence, in the height Of their success,
in the very flush OF victory, the Radi-
Gals stand upon the verge Of defeat
The sword of DamOcleS Is suspended
above their beads and the hair that de-
sains the sharp and fatal blow is brittle
a glass. Will it not be snapped ere
four years more of the history of the
party shall be written?
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Salts.
REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE

n
No contains 81 acre in East Providence tp
vel ,imtered mile from the ike at Rays Hill
No q 200 acres Is acre. cultivated balance
we'll ,bersd good mill 81 e, miles south Of
Bloody Run
Ne 3 ~ acres, 80 acres in go1d state Of cult.
walton good buildings, miles sou Of Bloody
Ran
No ! l34 acres, 30 ncres cleared, miles from
Baoiy Run.
No 5 I23 acres 80 acres cleared balance we'll
iiabsrsd. lndedad sIiE Troa o., miles south
Of >axfou
n 0 House snd lot on Main street, Bloody
Ran "a gpi business part If :he fo8B
No Ions Spsing =irse. Bloody Run. near
Haii Rp=I Station
All Of the abgge are valuable properties aud
viii b. sod OF reasonable terms, OF viii be traded
;1T g0sd property asEe Or 10 the west. by
EDWARD KERR
ruyZ7a2 Badfprj Pe4u'a
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Iesal 1lotifes.

EXECUTOES' NOTICE.-Notice j,
hereby given that letters Testementary have
been granted by the Register of Bedford County
on The Estate of Abmhain Black burn, late Of n =
pier Township. IN said e uuty, To the undcrsig gned
residiug in said Township that those having
claims on said Esta are notified 10 present Them
for settlement, and those Indebted to same a.
make Immediate payment
GEORGE BLACKBURN
AUGUSTUS F BLACKBURN
0et30w8 Fyecntors
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Corrected sUsrg tDsek

Ns1rstylss qf I7,H Ciofh07g.
We invite special attention TO our
assortment OF clothing :or the
FALL AND WINTER SEAsoS We have an uuusu-
ally full sud complete assortment now in
store. to which We are making large addi-
tious each day IF new styles as they are
received We have also
CHoICE AND CUHr2ETE ASSORTMENT OF PIECE
GooDs, which viii be made up to order in
our
CUsT0N DEPARTMENT in unsurpassed style.
SPEcI L NoTIcE-Style, fit, AMI workmanship Of
our garments surpassed by none-equ4lied
by few. All prices guaranteed lower than
the lowest elsewhere, and full satisfaction
guaranteed every purchaser in all cases, or
the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaLlm detieoeH Bennett Co,
F3fih amt TOwER HALL,
!Stlih !Stretts, SIS MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEw YoRK.
ftptT6yI
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How often do you hear the COM
plant from mother and father that
their son ar daughter il not well that
they have no appetite; that they feel
languld that their lead aches; that
they are growing thin and feeble, and
that they have no life or energy left.
That they are low-spiritej, aud per
fectly incapacitated partic4pateinany
pleasures, to perform any nental or
physical duty. And the question is
often asked, what shall | do for them ?
or, what shall give them? Our an
swer is, let them try Plantation Bit
tiers moderately three times day, and
our word for it they will recover.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold al half the price.
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SCH l. l. / rs
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL

This medical preparation is now offered to the
public : reliable substitute for the n any WORTH
les compounds which now food the market Ii
is purely vegetab BILE, composed of various herbs
gathered from the great storehouse of nature,
and selected with the utmost care. 1t is not
recommended as a CURE ALL, but by its direct
and sautary influence upon the Heart, Liver
Kidneys, Lungs, Stomach ami Bowels it acIs
both AS q preventive and cure for many Of the
diseases TO which those organs are subject. L ss
a reliable Family Medicine, and can be taken hy
either infant or adult with the same beneh:ia! re-
suits II is Il certain. prompt and speedy remedy
for DIARRHEA. DYSENTERY, BOWEL COM
PLANT, DYSPEPSIA, L0WNESS OF SPIRITS.
PAINTINGS, SICK HEADACHE, &c. For Chills
and Fevers of all kinds il is far better and safer
than quinine, without any Of its perncous effects
1t creates appetite, proves powerful dsgester
Of food, and will couuteract the effects Of liquor
in few minutes.
PREPARED BY
JACOB SCHEETZ, .Setc Proprietor,
n W. Cor. Fifth and Race Sts, PhIlad's Pc
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
noyf3 as I'll
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Oet3Ow6


" p. SCHELL,
w GENERAL AGENT OF THE
National Life Insurance Company of the United
States OF America, flr Blair, Bedford, Can,br;s
Huntingdon and Son rset counties
~ heilaole aud eth 'ient local agents wanted
-. W. P. SCHELL,
ssp4u' Bedford Pa
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Some eager sight-seers or Ofiice-hun-
ters are already engaging rooms N
Washington for inauguration week.
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NOR SALE OR TRADE.

2 tracts Of 100 acres each, within three miles @!
y depot on the Union Pacific Railroad, back q
Omaha
! tract Of bottom land, tnbered and praire, TWO
miles from Omaha city.
Oue-tbird of 7000 acres in Fulton county, Ps
including valuable ore, mineral and timber lazds
near Fort Lttleton.
Over 1 ,oOC acres Of valuable ore, coal and tim
Der lands ia West Virginia
Also-32n acres IF land in Woodbury. co. Iowa
ALSO Twenty-Five acre lots, adjoining the
borough of Bedford, with limestone rock for kiln
or quarry, on the upper end of each.
ALSO
so acres in Franklin Co. Iowa.
Also.
lots Of ground, in Bedford, 90 BY 240 It former
ly part Of the Lyons estate.
0. Z. SHANNON,
inn2I 67yl Bedtord. Pa
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COURT SALE OF

z "
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue
81 an order of the Or. hans Court Of Bedford
CpgEty, the unders gned viii 0G-r at pdblic sale
Oh the premises, ou Friday, the ) day Of De
cember SIS the following valuable Real Estate.
viz: A tract Of land. in Janiats t0suship, ad-
joining lands Of Francis Haman. George Walker,
john Laman and Daniel Harrier containing i69
acres neat measure. shout 100 acres cleared AMI
ander fence about ID acres OF which Il good mead.
sw The improvements are story and half log
house spring house, double log barn and other
necessary buildings Aiso an apple orchard
thereon
Alss the one undivided half Of the following de-
scribed tract Of land, adjoining lands Of Francis
Haman Daniel Harrier and Daniel Shroyer, con.
tanning 40 acres neat measure, having 81 saw mill
thereon erected. Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock
Of said day NATHAN hEGI,
Trustee f5r the sale Of the Real Estate Of John
Kegg. deed nOviGsi
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HARNI EnR SAI.E-We offer flr

ENARM FOR SALE.-We We OIler Tor
Sale farm in Napier tp containing los
acres 90 cleared under fence End in good state Of
cultivation, the baIanse j. well timberei with
good bark tiulb Der The improvements are a new
two story house. (weatker- boar led, a good laZ
house, stable and o her outbulldiDgs There Is 81
orchard Of choice Fruit Trees on the farm. his
farm adjoius lands Of John Shartzer David Bor-
der and Asa Stuckey. This farm must be syh
between this and the first Of January. TerU.s
one third IN hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments. MEYERS / MEN6EL.
n0vI3sf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersi gned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 each, situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad in Champaign county, State Of
Illinois miles from the city Of Crbana, ami Que
mile from RentuaI Station on said Railroad. Two
Of the tracts adjoin and one Of them has never
t,iljng puHd Of water upon it The city Of Urbans
contains bout 1000 int abisauls. CHam puign
The greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALsU-Ons-fofyfh Of Il tract of kzaa, situzted
IN Broad Top towusLip, Bedford county, con-aiu
iug but - with all the coal veins Of Broad
Top running through Il.
Also THrre Lets in the toao,4 of CoaEDront.
Huntingdon county.
Jan %. 66-If Z c. kEAMER
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\ CARD.-A Clergyman, while re-
siding in South America as a missionary, discover
ed safe aud simple remedy tor the cure of Ner-
vous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs aud the whole train Of
disorders brought on by bALefuI and vicious hab-
its Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the af-
ficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any one who needs it, FREE OF
CHARGE, Address,
JOSEPH. I INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
seplSm3* Netc- York CUy.
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CA
TARRH treated with The utmost success by J.
IsiAcs. NJ D., and professor of Diseases Of the
Eys and Ear "a the Metic4i College Of Penn
syiraHia. y gears ezpsrieHcs, formerly of
Leyden Hollandl, No 500 Arch Street Phjla.
Testimonials can be seen at his Office. The medi-
cal faculty are invited to accompany their pa
tients as he has no secrets in his practice. Arti-
fetal eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
examination july3, '6SyI
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ESHE CHAMPION.
HICKOK'S PATENT PORTABLE
Keystone Cider and Wine Mill
OYER 10000 IN USE AND APPROFED
This admirable machine is now ready for the
fruit harvest OF 1868, is made in the most perfect
manner, with two tubs, and is worthy the atten-
tiou Of ali persons wanting sGch machue. 1t
mas superior in the market. and is the only mill
Jhat will properly grind grapes.
This is the riginai mill, much improved and the
best in the United States.
FOR SALE BY ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS.
also make two sizes "fsuperiur
PRESSES Tor Berries. &c.
W. 0. HTCk0K,
Harrisburg. Pa
HARTLEY & METZGER sole agents for Bed
ford co, will sell to dealers liberal terms. A
full supply kept at their store in Bedford
saIilIn2
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BRIDE AND BRIDEG ROOM. Essay
for Young Men on the interesting relation o.
Bridegroom to Bride, in the institution OF Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonial felicity, and true
happiness. Sent by matt in sealed letter erl.''
opes free If charge address, HOWARD AsSo'
CITATION, Box P, PhiladsiplIs Pa,
Rug2S'6Svl
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BARGAIN.-A Farm Of I25 acres
"A one mile northeast Of Bedford, with 50 acres
cleared balance in good timber, 20 acres recently
lined 25 acres Of fne clover sod, two n,ysr-fail.
ing springs and an abundance Of other running
water a good fruit orchard, new barn. log houEe
and outbuiidings well adapted to grazing or grain
growing will b. sold at 4 bargain Euquire Of
JOHN 5. SPkOAT.
or J " DECKER on,
rnyI9v5 Bedford. PB
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seplSn3%
10tires, &C..
JloLI II I IN VI N-N,
Station d, Bible House,
.Esic- York CIR

NOTICE ETOTRESPASSlIRS.- No
Y tice is hereby given by the undersi gned, to
all persons, not 10 trespaSs any of their respee
tive properties, or any property III their or
possession, by lease otherwise, by hunting,
fishing, pllfering, or in any manner whatever. as
(if causht.) they will be prosecuted to the fulesl
extent n the law, without respect TO persons. Auy
person, or persons, caught on any Of the above
named properties, with gun, dog game anyi hing
whatever, pertaining to trespass, shall be taken ss
evidence.
Thomas Rose, Sr., Daniel Swartzwelder, Jacob
Penuell, John Penuell, Isaac Blankley, p. Y
Redinger, George W Shafer Joseph Morse, B
Steckman, II. j Means, e. W Means, Jonathan
Perrin, A. j. Steckman & b +. Penuell, d. Means
aud John Morris senlSm3A
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uoy2ON6

4 UCFlO EER.-The undersigned
"A having renewed his license as all aucioaeef
otefS his services to the public generally. P"'"
office address Cumberland Nley
mAT20m2# John DIChEN
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NATURES GtiEAT RE1TURLR
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E5TRAY NOrICE.-Cane to III,

4 4 premises ofthe undersigned in Bedford tp.
.rb.u the first OF O3tober last trk brindi,
BU LII. with white face, two fore feet white 10
the knees and | white hind feet one white aud
red spotted HEIFER, left ear crop, about 3 years
old one rel ) rEEis, wi h left ear cropt. about
years Old The uVder Is requested to eome for
ward. prove property, ply rges and take hem
away otherwise tsey viii be disposed oi accord
ing to law. noi20w3 JOHN B. AMOS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

D r. j A M Il s.

CoRMERLT OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
J. New Orleans, La, testahl' shed in 1850 and for
thelGst = years located 10 Clcsgo-the most suc-
cessfu Specialist OF the in the treatment Of all
dis ascs OF private nature can ne cpnEfentially
consulted 81 his oce and rooms 81 20 RAsroLrE 81
freshmen; Of Chronic. Mercarial, syrhiitic. Blood
and skin Diseases. and all Disorders OF Contagious
Venereal CAararter-vhch be eures Without the use
Of M rcury, oiide OF potasss ar~enc. poieon
but with hi. Nrrrssixra positive cure FOR all he
nors and blood poisons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. s1eh ss Seminal Weak
Soctnrsl ard pinrual Emissions. brought on by
su-s OF the orrsn. early ndescreton. excuses. or
Inherited causing loss OF memory, confusiur. DE-
precision, dmnessn a, vision. and often times irsani-
~, with 9erorsbe train ef other symptoms
trea'ed NJ j rad csy cured ~ nfa liable method
saNirg time and expense All diseases peculiar to
the sexHsl organs 81 private character, radically
And permanently cared
Old diseases OF the moet horrible class, where the
the face email wafssy bliseTpTsne IN the he ad and
eones-ucerated throat and noee eeres on the limbo
and body. crofuie-together with an eLd1eee num-
Der OF suleYings- effectnsly and psrmsnen cured
DR. JAnRs 10 recommended by the press OF he
country, by predecessors Of medical colleges, ard b.
the medical profession generally. Those Afflicted
should apply to him aud be cured At once.
d. JANEe can be consulted, confdentially, by let
ter. j. y. Drawer 1868. Chicago enclosing stsmp for
return at his ONCE rarlors 81 & a3 Ran
dolph streei, corner OF Dearborn street, from A.
\ TO ar. y. Ten separate rooms. and private en-
trance and e1its. that patients come in
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Just published. by Dr. James. two pamphlets. on
sealed envelopes to any address, receipt Of ten
az hrpa rod sfat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

every good man admits that into xieatisn 10
terrible vics-ths fruitful parent Of every sps.
cies OF crime. But it dses not therefore follow
that alchohol.e stimuants should be abolished
Wipe them cut. and what becomes Of enc Of tn
n ost important departments Of msdicai art .
Only ignorant fanatics, or nea whose bette
judgement is wrapded BY prejudice, will AZ
tempt 70 deny that lives are saved daily BY the
timHiy administration Of spirituous stimulus a.
areAniuating and restorative agent. It's the
basis % ell the tinctures Of the pharmacop0ias
and it has preserved the lives Of thousands on
the battle hsld, in the military and other hos
pitfalls, and in private practice. without it.
medical scieucs would BE- like the play Of Ham
let with the part OF the hero omitted Nest es-
psciallo 10 this true Of pure medical .stinulant
Unqusstionably the sxtremsste, Of the Ne J
Dow stripe, would like to suppress oil medical
ed preparations containing alcohol. They
would probably begin with HosrsrrER's Sron
AcH BlrrERs, roputed TO be the most potent res
tsrativo and Alternative of the day. They would
deprive the sgue and fever districts Of the
South and West Of shis powerful specfc. They
would meet the trovelsr in the Valley Of the
Mississippi, or the miner in the placers and
gsaican OF California, or thu voy agcr about 70
We for the insaubrious coast OF McKee, Or the
West Indies, and demon the surrender Of this
great antidote TO malaria, aud protective against
the effects OF unwhoesome water. il he han
psned to be provided with it. Nay. they would
probably 60 further than that. and destroy the
reat ia ctory al Pittsburgh where It 10 prepar-
al, and every bottle Of il upon which they could
lay their hands throughout the length and
bredtn Of the land. In vain would it be proved
to them that the article was manufactured from
the pures Of all known difusivs stimuli ard the
most valuable CT medicinal herbs and roots;
Away with il away with it !" they would cry
lit contains alcohol, and therefore It must b.
destroyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

It will be known that most Of the liquor re-
emily forfeited in New York. Brooklyn and
elsewhere, for evasion Of the Government tax
has been Of the yiest description. The manu.
faetursrs, in view Of the possibility Of seizure
have gotten nj the contraband article at the
least psssible expense, in order that their loss,
in case Of discovery, might be comparatively
small. The safety Of the public demands that
such pernicious stuff be dsstroycd and under .
proper vstsm Of tests il would BE- condemned
and emptisd into the docks. But no, it 10 sold
BY the Government, at the average rate Of about
~ gallon, 80 pay The tax. In this way alec
hello poised is dis,ributed broadcast amoog the
people. The whole system Of legislation bearing
upon the liquor trade this country 10 ,alth rough
not 50 intended. in the interest Of intemperencs
A moderate excise and wise sanitary laws. in
restion to the testing OF oil distilled and fsrnss
ted beverages, are the best safeguards against
the great evil which all thinking men dsplors,
but for which few have the wisdom and bold
ness to propose any remedies consistent with rea
son and founded on proper appreciation Of the
wants and weaknesses OF human nature What
. pity it il that professed rsfsrmists will a.
tempt to drive. whom their true pslicy would b
10 lead, advise and restrain. All patriotic cit-
sens would be glad. if they could, 10 sweep out
Of the trade and commerce Of the country tho
vile, brain .maddenine poticns that are now sold
in every public GROCERY, and every secret den
Of int temperance, with ~ little risk toshe dealer
~ tho purest products Of the vat and the still.
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WHAT IL OsTg.

Tbs Secretary or q treasury gives he
|+cpl. OF the Ua.'oa States 70 understand
Ia they must pay over ard forvsid 10
ashrIg,on within tho rext year, for Gov
fnmcnt expenses alone, The Immense SUM
ixo ku.dred and ffty uiliinus-or
barter OF 5.iiior Of d IlaIs Three
lncs the annual expense Of tie Govern
ant jost ten years sgo-whcn Mr.. Bu-
haran was Precedent, and that snm 20 sx-
Paasd, 81 tha. time, vas pronounced by
leon resolution, BY the republican party.
ktravaeant, end corrupt.
But ths quarter Of a billion Of dsilars
30 ret csvsr the amount demanded OF
y people BY any means. Add the rum
ING txpsasss 10 the interest upon the pub
debt, some &l25 ,Oo0.o 900 IN ge,d or
SO. oeo, 900 in gre.nbacks. The.
noun,s added together, make the entire
|iims,ed expenses for Tie current year
$50 COO. 600. about ssveH-fold more than
20 entire expenditures OF tic year leG !,
BE- Jas, year OF the last Democrat, admin.
iragion. Thcs, are facts that tax parers
hoall co-sila- II the taxss are sating
y Yoar ssba,ancs, you kno. is whom
pa must attribute The burden The er-
snses Of our government are greater than
bose Of Francs or England, each with
tpuls,ion sGualiug our own, with double
be amount o! property.
With on. vast income the public debt IL
|creAsing. Daring the last month there
IS an incrcass Of eleven millions. Why
ihisi For three years and q half the
pun,ry has been in state ef profound
bsce, and not withstanding the immense
|vsnues enacted from the people, the pub
dstt ia larger than At the close Of tie
ar. IL not this fact condemnation Of
le radical management Of public afarss
be responsibility 10 with the radical Con-
Fes.. That body has restricted tho pow
Of the President until, ~ soms Radical
a,ss 1t, he las bseoms nothing more than
recording secretary Of Congress. Tie
ecrsisry of the Treasury bases lis esti-
a,es upon The appropriations made BY
snyrsss 40 that We can not look for re
encam nj and economy until congrsss
lAux irst,s il, and that will not come IN
Sng a. "rinss" to f.sss the Government
agre't. and by their corrupt isnionces,
bntrol its legislation.