The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28

ter. u! a, q iortish,' sfe fRjuf.d by bis
:uck If f"rrs'. hi On the part Ut mr.
.uiers. CArPlause
Blu, ihe evil d"ts not stop bee.
When the curreno, which has ben
used to place the, agricultural producs
ON the markets of The Easr "a nd long
er LIE. ded Tor th sc purposes, It pile
NJ iu vast volumes in the Cries o,
New York and Boston during fhe wIn.
,er mouths Tho-e who hold i: are i'm
p~arientltn have It pr"6' ably employed.
Tb. > invue borrowers to use it. for pup
p ,s.s hat end IN rhose wild aud demo-
IA ,zing sf'scuiatiuns that have done 10
much 10 Corrupt the uihrais and desircy
The habits of ln-tustry whhch alone can.
make p "ple truly prosperous Not
u,.fr. qu-"tiy , IL used to buy up again.
AL the beef, q rk h.,ur and graio i2
the hands Eastern b., sdsrs .aud-ia tha
warehouses; of our cum u~,ercial cities.
AID To- paI up rhs,E prices a~rainss the
tabar'ng th..r, The to.lihx 6Aeksnie aod
the Consumer "i the Eas, ; IN This way.
btoy, ct ecking, the exploration abroad,
mi dies lying he o. our
tad. CCee.sI
Nov, it Wih wise siatespapsbip. un-
der this ssui- National bsnk M. ny e.
Q re had beeH u-sd rr place rhis capital
~herr It ws~ ,.eeaed. the share which
~Ould have. been given ta Ghe Western
Ststes would never have r, maibed id O.,
ST have been eu,pipye I'd or hurtiui pur-
p seS Tire wrutd always have been
n.einr BIZ. cap,tai rhei., where /, " q
have promoted prosperity. and sdvsHc-.
Ell the healthy rhterrrisrs OF great aud
craving c,mmuaitIes'
THIS error Of our rnIers is attended
with another great evil There ~as no
"iher pr"vi>i"h made for the S"nth ;
no care taken 10 revive their prosperi
~ 81, that it. l.enp:e MI h. s,d 10 adv
nc ng ih" prosperity Of our land II j.
'"r u, 'uirrtsi az we'll n. th-ir pursu,tG
-hoaId again b. mad prosperous. W.
iind that m s error in the distribution
Of our currency IL crushing our hHs;nese.
with enormous rates of interest ; tesssn0
The rriee>swhieh the ta.mrr gets for
his pro luce. Injuries our carrier and
harms bp. h nur npn,esrie and ioreiR1
rade, AID is a Na.i"nai evil which
st... nd have beer corrected ;but it has
no, wen received the attention Of The
party in power CCheers1 1'e--
Th~re are ..th~r great wrongs 70
which I will briefly allnde, aud which
| will discuss more ar length on other
.cc,slrns We say that taxation should
be equal upon every Epfcies of pro9rriy,
according 20 itt real vaiue.4 The Re-
l.ub,ica $ say roo They declare 80
IN .h-Ir fourth resolution That il il
dine IT, IN" labor If The patinu that tax
a,.u shall be .qna;,z d"
With this d, c.a'a'i"n npon ihsir
rps Wi: 'h. Y rtIl rs why they made it
~. qns'? Will they tell US Why. for
flu, Years rhry have allowed his cor
c. ded rrjnst c- tn remain up IN the srst-
u . hooks? How can We b l4ese that
I'll. > mean whar they say? They charge
ui IN us thar we are in favor OF repudiaz
ricn Have ,h.se whn make this charge
frank v said Eo~ hey meant to deal
auth the public crrd't..r? We have
should have b e" paid in teld. he
-h"n d have il. and whei the euptract
d d nor d.. e e in what he should have
be. u paid, he should have given mon.
~ as gpud as that Which We use for The
>ncred purpn-es of Pay'nr u pensions,
AS i..r re~wardi"g the Io,. of the labor,
+r
W. have a rgh' {. place tbs. claims
'.f H. tubIic g.. 1,,s sp.ong Is sacred
h'nys ~ a Nation 8 fstrh. E;'beers
W. have t,r,d I" nlsIH'a u 4 policy 1T
l.ll ...L. % -
.cure aud ,he wi-d"m which .Eou.d
the Nat ms credit 40 h,gn in the
II ark-rs at the world that the public
rr DIT :, the puhiic r.rnsiop-r. and he
wh" toiis for the public good IN the
w"rksh. 'I,s or in the ie'd shou d all be
paid IN a currency made good by . Wise
Hnd h'n"rabi- eo"inot al ploIic- OF
Capp'au-e
In Golconda. Pope county, Illinois,
few days ago, young girl, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Smith, poisoned herself
with strychn.ne. She had previously
confessed that she had been seduced
promise of marriage, by Alex
.nder WATSON, and her suicide was
caused by his refusal to fulfill his
The Chicago Times says General
Prim disclaims all pretensions 10 the
wearing of a crown. So did Cesar.
so does Grant. So did the elder
Napo.ean, And likewise the youn-
.er. Somehow, these disclaimers a.
;ainst the royal purple almost always
-ield a consent, at the proper mo-
nent. If Grant and Prim do not,
hey will prove the only exceptions
thus far to history"
In the Netherlands, many people
lace mirrors at certain angles in the
of the houses, so, that per-
passing along can be seen from
A disagreeable caller can'thus
e forestalled, his opposite be sure Of
cordial reception. A New York e1-
hange says Are American ladies so
inqu;sitive as to render tits
ppliance unnecessary? Or, would It's
production here be, an embarrassing
onfession? We marvel that there
re no spies in Fifth avenue" -
HARn