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rIsAscIAL.

A financial plan Of Gen. Ben. Butler and
many financiers, ia .hns stated by the Boston
AdrerfiSer:
For some tim&past ex pereinced fnanciers have
bsen sof The opinion TINT Congress should provide
for IN issue Of bonds bearing low ratio Of inter
eat to be held by the banks at their option Is part
Of their revenue, and recoverable ON demand
into currency. This, Il 10 commended, would form
IN ausomatic safeguard agsinst either too great
plethora Of money on ths one hand, or too great
ssringency on the other.
The finances may need doctsring, but ths
above plap seems to ~ very like quacksry.
Il nigh. do AZ : temporary expedient, but ii
should be very temporary. There are
$sb6,oo 900 Of greenhacks in circulation
To put in the hands Of few men the option
TO double the amount Of currency at any
time; and then to cut down that amount ore
half on equally short notice must keep val
ues unsettled.
There is but one road to prosperity, that is
to have fixed currency values. That can only
come through Resumption OF specie pay
ments. All the financial measures of the
srsning Congress should look to resumption.
Its very certain that We cannot postpone re-
assumption until the debt il paid CT. We
hav. seen that the amount OF greenbacks ID
$780, 600. The National Bank NOTES are
$780, 600, 900 more. The notes are the 10
sues Of The Banks, tie Srssnbacka Of the
Government The thing to be done, then,
is for both to get a specie basis preparatory
to rssumption. We win make that base .
disprorortionately large one; We viii say thu,
the Secretary Of The Treasury snould have
ssoo, 100000 Of gold before he resumes pay
ment Of the greenbaeks. To get this lei
Congruss authorize him to make European
Gold Loan ON new bonds. Or, let No have
the profisacy and corrup,ion Of Andrew
Johnson's administration cease with him
lei Us have economy under Grant. Let the
expenses Of the Government be cut down to
the lowest notch, 80 that the income Of the
Government will be fund smoothing the
way 10 resumption. At the came
time, lot definite time be fixed when the
banks shall resume specie payment Of the
National Bank Notes. II the banks, as now
organized, cannot do this let the system be
renovated; the number may be either res
duced or indefinitely increased. There should
be no restriction to the circulation, but i,
should be payable in specie on demand, and
each bank should be required to keep IN
ample specie base. Instead Of paying the
gresnbacks, on the plan before indicated,
they can be converted into these new bank
notes, if thought best, and 20 The Gold Loan,
be dispensed with.
Whatever these ideas may be worth, the
sole financial policy Of the Republican party
should be to study the best way to resump-
ton and then resume.
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AMERICAN HOUSE
tHOstON. Mass.

The Largest First Csass House New Enland
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
ssNuLK APARTMENTS. with Bat,fng and Wzter
Convenierces connecting Billiard Halls, Telegraph OF
Nee. and Cafe.
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here is another question and snever:

Reporter. In view Of these facts. G.n..., -.
do y"a think Grants course will 5. to~.rS. -.
Democrats sne
-, anesAa sstlcr. The same men are nov nal.
W. y, ~. 4lsat on The shoulder. and enaeayufipe
e - ~ = tAsir purposes. but cen. ar.st 4
ooesa y every principle of honor that holds men
measures Of Congress- aud l. give sui,. - - ~
ny negro nd protect him fslly in ito eriavr.n,
IN Inc vefy sfast that Loaisiana has gone seains,
~. m y $4,000 majority. whole parishes not siy;n.
~ mage vote under the reign OF terror vhies
s sa.s.so tnere, whore thousands Of Republics
~. ~ thrown before viii impel hin, and the
Bslmont Democrats will got some comic, ss .nu
the financial policy to which the new adm n,.,rs
ton i pledged. look to see tho action OF Is.
ns~ AdninstfAtion radical upon an po;n 4 r,;ssS
ana settled b. the war, but conservative mon
lnAnee" .Poa
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THr New York Heralds reporter has had
conversation with General Ben. Butler.
here - one Of the questions asked and ans
ven gwen, which may relieve sone Demo
Gratis and Republicans Who have been pre-.
dieting that General Butler would distinguish
his present term Of Office by selling out 10
the Southern Democracy:
Reporter. Whist cour,e, General. do xor -,
pose to pursue yourself in Congress?
General Butler. mean. standing By ey.rv
principle e the Republican party, 70 sdyoe.,s
cnssr capital, cheap transportation, the rights Of
labor and Of the people against al mnnsrehie.
ana expressions whatever. In hrisf, mean 70
stand BY the motto under which fought the can
stss. Viz: Equality Of right in all men. eouaity
q power Of all men, and equality Of burden. 10
al Dsa under the Government
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tn r PLANTERS TAKE NOTICE.
TT You WANT YOuN3 TAER6 Of hardy varieties !;
II or ROOT Ora IT'S Of Apple or Pear or PEAR, AP-
YLe or kvkRaR ~ SEEDS, send for Price st 10 Il.
H. SKINNER, Marsnso, III.
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A financial plan Of Gen. Ben. Butler and
many inanciers, is shns stated by the Boston
Adrerfiser:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25
y,,t.ar Iurroyry,xr. From feel

VILLAGE bfrEorFNiNr.- IRON ieei-
ngs, Of Inodesty. and not - c1cl'" jealous
.mo,ions in our .i,.rr villages IN South
.rn MARYLAND, "" have heretofore refrain
cd from noticing the new buildings which
bare been ereese.! uror tie sasnrbs ana
within the corporate limits Of our town IN
,he lac. wear or go But furbearance has
y, last ceased to be virtue, and Il AFFORDS
u. pleasure to tell our rivals. one and all
Prince Frederick, Upper Marlboro ana
Port Tobacco. that Leenardtown, although
a, present far ahead Of any ore Of them
Is not yet finished nor likely to be until
.he outnumbcr. them all combined in the
quality and quantity Of her buildings as
VOL AZ in the extent Of her commerce and
population. Our calculation Is, at present
rates Of progre.s, that it viii take about
fvc wears 10 bring all this about. But
10 out village improvements. There : the
neat new Store House Of Vile & Ford i,
near the Union Hotel, next, the So len
did suburban residence Of r. {. Combs,
with corresponding ou,buildings,. etc,
next, the cory little re.denc" of j. j,
Jarboc-thcn, tho spaciou, and imposing
dwelling erected by Thomas Dlllow, near
ly opposite the Catholic Church then,
over the way, to the rear of the Church 3,
the unique looking residence Of the Je-
suit Fathers. All these, and kitchens,
oficcs and shops. too numerous TO men
ton. Other dwellings, also, are in course
Of erection and others still are contempla-
ted Cur commerce but we forbcar-
MI of our rivals arc inland towns-and
we are solcitous to hurt nobodys feel
ings. Suffice it, that three steamboats,
find it profitable to hold communication
twice n week with US, and sail vessels
are nearly always to be found at our
wharyes When to these evidences ofpro-
cress, we add the recent establishment Of
n bakery in our town, we have said,cnough
we hope to convince the most credulous
that, though Prince Frederick, Upper
Marlboro and Port Tobacco are well
enough in their way, still comparisons,
YOU know etc, etc, cct We have neg
.,.: , ,l,ot ,Lo huilGiprc 70
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

R,MovAL OF TIE C.rIrAL.-Ne notice
that some of our cotcmporarles-the " ash
incton Star, fer instance, - are treating
With Seriousness the foolish proportion re-
Gently introduced iii the House of Repre-
.entatives by Logan. of Illinois, TO remove
the capital of the nation to some Western
city. Undoubtedly, # the radicals should
maintain their power in the government
for any length of time, such, and even
more absurd things, might come to pass,
Indeed, if the long lease Of this party Is
not bro,cn in the coming presidential
election, il will matter little whether the
capital is removed or not or whether We
have capital st all. But we submit,
that the democratic party and wcI-mean-
ing people Of every party will probably
claim 70 bc heard before this removal Is
effected. The Congressional oigarchy
no doubt think they have the world in a
stTlNC ana eau l1u4tNt AiNaI44c Hs hN-A
=. capitals So many outrageous acts
have been committed by the present radl-
r,l Congress With impunity, that Logan
and his crowd may be pardoncd for sup
posing that they will be permitted TO con-
tinue their evil doing without question or
opposition Thank God. a new spirit is
abroad Acts of outage arc, indeed,
matters of as frequent commission now as
they were three years age, bat men no
longer speak of them with batcd breath
and whispering bunblsncss" There is
temper rising in the country against rad
real rrctension and nisruic which Will
''dcwn" neither at military Aor Consres-
.ional dictatiou-a temper that sill not
\cnly maintain tie capital where !; is, but
which will lie content with nothing less
than tic restoration OF the Old Censtiu-
ton aud the punishment Of the military
ind Congressional apstarts who have
grown fat and impuicnt upon It's viola
tlcn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

GRsxr'S PorrLAkIrY Every body has
heard how the coon acted when he was
informed that Capt. Scott, with gun IN
hand. was the vcri,able marksman that
he had TO deal with Every body has
heard this. we say, and IL is unnecessary,
therefore. Ia tell what the coon said on
the occasion or to post up with what aiac-
ritv he came Down the tree and surren-
tcred himself to Ills fate The radicals
are fond Of repeating this story and ap-
plyin. il t. Grant. the democratic party
standing in the place Of the coon. lie,
Us euquir, how the coon has acted thus
far in response 10 the opportunities Of
Capt. Grant Oregon was the first State
tina: replied to the nomination Of Grant.
Her people defeated the Radical ticket.
redeemed the State. and elected Demo
cratic Legislature, which will send dem
ocrat to the Senate in place Of imPeachcr
Williams This was followed ty the
charter contests in Washington, in which
the Democrats gained over Twenty-Five
hundred votes, and elected their Mayor
although the Radicals, by fraud and bal
lot-bo1 stufing, have given the place to
atool o. their party. \ charter election Was
recently held in the town of Scranton.
Pennsylvania. There as in other places.
the Democrats were victorious. They
carried the offices by 63s majority, gain
ing As votes on last years return, and
40 on that of 1866. Galena, the home
Of Grant, since his nomination has been
carried By Democrats. The MINORITY touch
ei $50, far the heaviest ever cast III that
place After sharp contest IN New Lon
don, Connecticut, the Democrats were VIC
torious At the late State election the
Democratic majority in that town was
tweuty-six Now they elect their Mayor,
f. H. Allen, By scyrnty-four, and, with
4 single unimport;.nt exception, their en-
tire city ticket aldermen, councilmen
sheriff, and all Waterbury, Connect
cut, also held its annual city election on
the Sth instant, and the Democrats swept
the board, cccting John kcndrick, Mayor
By ls5 majority, The vote was not 4 full
one; had it been, the Democratic major
ity would have been doubled The Dem
ocrats also elected the city officers. and
nearly all the aldermen and members of
the Common Council Mound City, IL
linois, voted for municipal officers on the
l2th instant, and the Democrats achieved
4 gratifying victory. Their wls-}e sckct
was elected, by maiorities which c1hihi-
ted gain of over a hundred votes in a
single twelve month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

THr DEATH oY THE REr.BLIcAS Par
rY.-Don Piatt, a Western Radical polti-
elan, whom many will remember as the
t'uglcman of General Shcnck, once III
command of this military department, has
written letter TO the Cincinnati Com
mercial on the rise and fail of the Rcpuh-
lican party, in which he sums up his son
illusions as follow.
I've awaken to the unpleasant fact that
not Andrew johnson. but the Republican
party, has been on trial. and the sentence
is sentence of death, rendered by our
own Senators, ~hU have grown fat, rich,
and great through our organization. To
have such 4 trial with such \ result (and
Messrs FesscndcB and Trumbull knew it
as we'll at the beginning as at the end IL
great blundor-a hlundcr worse than q
crime. 1t may be that the disgust felt BY
the country at large for the Democratic
peace party may call into existence new
organization :; but the Republican PARTY
is dead. and we may as we'll gracefully
admit the fact and accept the situation"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

STING OF TIE LoCU>Ts. Much interest
has been manifested to ascertain whether
the locusts inhict sting, and if 50, vhc
thcr the sting is fatal The SIN answers
these questions BY citing an instance
which recently occurred in Baltimore. \
Lady. residing on Asquith street was sit
ting, few evenings ago, in room sew
ing. 4 locust few in the window, light
cd upon her shoulder, and in sn instant
inflicted 4 severe sting, and then fell into
her lap. In very short time the flesh
became much swollen and she suffered
severe pain pr Arnold was called in.
aud, after rendering her medical aid, gave
his opinion that it would not prove fatal,
and the lady, after considerable anxiety
Of mind is now cenvalescent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

News. We notice that the State Dem
ocratic Executive committee have adopted
resolutions selecting the 2nd Of Scptem-
Der as the day for holding the State Elec-
toral Convention and have adopted the
oond and 29th of August, the first tor
electing county district delegates and the
]ast for the meeting of the county Con-
yention. the business of which will be, to
provide for the representation OF the coun-
tx in the State Electoral Convention. The
second resolution recommends that at the
county primary meetings aforesaid del
crates be chosen to meet IN Congrcsslon-
al Convention, Ellicott City being the place
Of meeting for thi. Congressional district.
The last resolution requests the County
Central Committee to render these resolu-
tons effective
surratt, upon order Of Judge Nylle
has been discharged under the old indlct-
mcnt for murder and admitted to bail I'M
der the new. which is an indictment for
conspiracy, etc. Monday next has been
fixed upon for the trial.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

OR Co<ErDrRArK DrsD-A PROPOSE
ton has been nade-and we beg leave
most respectfully 10 second ito erect
by voluntary subscription memorial tab
lets 70 max rhe kst yes,Jng place of the
gaIlant Young aen longing 10, and now
barred Ia our COUNTY. who lost their lives
in The scrrpe OF IL. hate Confederate
states. Such 4 tribute a. this should not
!" lct, to parental picty. i was for the
Loot Cause"-now alas the mark toE
every coward ,sncer-for III. redemption
Of their Native State-in defence Of our
pror,nrty and cherished convictions-that
their Young lives were given. 1t is not
therefore the parent but the public that
should make provision to preserve on
enduring marble their names and virtues
for the far of Summers that We shall
not see. The number is small that ne
shall be called upon thus TO honor and the
cost will be slight. Impoverished as We
are, we are still able to do thus much, and
more than this We can leave to more
prosperous time. When tias shall come
as come it will If We arc only true to
ourselves and each other-we shall hope
to discern, rising in the square fronting
I
our Temple Of Justice, modest ceno;aph
inscribed, not only with the names OF the
gallant dead who are buried amongst us,
but with the names Of those others kin
drcd to our blood shoafe peacefully sleep
ing on historic battle fields fur away. We
owe this to the dead I've owe tin an es-
pecial manner to clves-that 1t may
be made known how St. Mays rcmcm-
bcrs those children Of her love who have
died for justice sake, mantully bathing
against successful wrong.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

HARVEST, 6c-Nearly all out farmers
are now busy with their wheat harvest
and the promise of fair yield in many
sections is much more fattcrirg than l,
one time had been anticipated The rust
during the past too weeks attacked the
wbsa, in several localities, but as it did
not reach the stalk, no material damage
resulted. Much Of the wheat in this
ncighborhool Is blown down and badly
tangled, aud i, will cost unusual trouble
10 secure it. Nearly every body has fin
ishci planting tobacco and generally It Is
standing very we'll, More than an average
crop has been pitched The corn. except
in very .;itf lands and in fields ,hat have
net ben properly rs'PaTsi Is sr'elug
IF finely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25
The OKMoCR sTIC PLATFORM i

HE DkAOCESTi PLATFORM. IT Wal
not do for the Democratic party To enter
the great political contest OF this day as
't.immers |, may answer for the Rad
icals. because j, is in fact their natural de-
pertinent they are continually trimming
their sails to catch votes, or committing
violence and frauds to force majorities -
But the Democratic pavty must stand and
fight for principles ; and If through 'helF
fair exposition We DO not secure the favor
of the majority of the American people.
50 let it be. Let truth and justice be in
-e7ibed on our banner, with the rich 1or-
der Of magnauimeus treatment Of political
opponents and It our Southern brethren;
aud il We canno, win with that glorious
american flag futtcring 10 the breeze, let
US sink with it in our hands
It is no time for political humbug, or
Radical jugglcry and whether Radical
ism be presented with the name Of Grant,
OF any other name, can make very little
difference 70 the great body Of the work
ing people who have 70 support this en-
tire government in all the follics and ex
trayacancc7 introduced By the ruling Rad
zeal party 1.-THE Democratic party pre-
seal 4 political platform to the considera-
ton Of the people, let it be clear. and dis
tinct, and sn honest, straightforward
statement Of the prieeiplcs, and as fas as
may be necessary and practicable to state
in advance, the leading measures which =
Democratic Administration will advocate
and act upon.
1t there be no uniacanin. sencralities.
However beautifully they maybe worded i,
they can only weaken any party foolish
enough to depend upon them in such a
crisis as the present. If the Democratic
Convention when it meets, has the man
illness to speak the great sentiment which
pcryades the heart Of the masses Of our
citizens, they viii make platform OF
principles which shall stand the test oil
criticism now, and through all time. II
must not, it need not give one solitary
uncertain sound. On every possible i'm
portant issue the palmer and more decis-
lively it speaks, the stronger will be it
hold upon the popular mind.
Through it the people should be giycr
to understand what the Democrats want
in the way of reforming, repeating an(
expunging. There are Radical evils t,
be reformed, Radical acts to be repealed
and Radical Congressional ontragcs 30 be
cxpungcd And this the people will be-
gin to do through their votes. ETcn now
the voters feel the grinding and calling
chains Of oppression j; they only need tC
be shown clearly the items and they will
mark their Reproduction of Radical outra-
ges By majorities hitherto unknown. Bu,
down with all political trimming.