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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-02
Tnc RatincntIon OF the AmcndIn end.

The 45th and last day of the present
session ofthe Legislature, according TO
the accented computation, ends with
Thursday the 4Lh. 1t Is not probable
that an official copy of the Constitu-
tional Amendment will be transmitted
by that time. Andrew Johnson, by
whose direction they will be transmit
ted, if ut all before the 1th, will not be
In haste to have it done. The ratlllca-
ton of this amendment by our Legis-
lature is of so much moment, and es-
pecially o,essential to the solidarity OF
the Republican party in the State, that
we think the Legislature should not
allow that ratification to be dependent
on the pleasure of Andrew JOhuson's
Secretary of State in furnishing an
official copy before the adjournment.
That ratification by our Legislature is
so vital to the interests of the Republic
can organization in this State, that we
think if our Legislature cannot get an
official copy before the adjournment, 1t
should act upon an unofficial copy. SO
far as the effectiveness of the ratthca-
ton is concerned, it is only neces-
sary to have an accurate copy
that is to ratify exactly what Con-
gress has passed. The simple es-
sential in this business is for the legis-
lature to ratify what Congress has pro-
posed; and while Congress has provided
how the Information shall be commu-
nicatcd to the legislatures, yet as mat
ter OF fact it is comm unicated through
other channels with perfect accuracy
and greatly in advance of the red
tnpe processes OF the State Department.
The resolution and amendment AS
printed in the INTELLlGENCER yester-
day, is an exact copy OF the document
ns reported to each House from the
Conference Committee and passed. We
copied it from the Globe, the official re-
cord of Congress. The legislature takes
no risk in accepting that as an "ccu-
rate COPY. If we should ratify upon Il
copy which was not IA duplicate of that
pussed by Congress, the only harm
done would be that it would amount to
nothing. But If that copy is ratified we
will guarantee the ratification will
stick, Upon this view OF the matter
the Legislature of Kansas ratified at
once on being notified Saturday that
the amendment had passed. There Is
no reason why our legislature should
not do the same to-day, II it I've their
purpose, as we trust it is, to dispose of
this question now and finally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-02
CRISTADORO HAS THROWN

The Great Eurepenn Chemists into
tho Shade.
He has accomplished what they have essay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-02

A DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE street,
n near new church, containing seven
rooms bath room, improved Kitchen range
NOT and cold water, all in INST rate oruer.
Apply to 07GEn' {" La
, 1869-11-02
THE DUTY OF THE DAY.

It il the duty Of every citizen 10 vote TO-
day. This il m important e1ection-moro
SO. to the people Of Chicago, thnn nny that
Inns been held here for years. It Is not
struggle between Democrats ind Rcpubli-
cans- 1t il not mere struggle between
ono set Of men and another set seeking Of
fee. But it ia struggle over the public
money. Shall that public money be COL
lectea and expended for tho benefit Of
few otlice-holdegs, or shall it DO used e1c.u-
siyely for public purposes Shall wo coz
hnue to pay men, for ordinary clerical du-
ties, salaries ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 yehr2 Shall We continue to ta1
ourselves 10 pay these salaries, or shall we.
by turning these solaries into the Treasury.
reduce taxation by that amount? Itiaau
election upon the direct question whether
We will savo million dollars annually for
taxation, and save twice that sum by eon-
eral reform in our mode Of doing business.
It. will be useless for citizcns to complain
tomorrow. To-day Is the time to vote,
One hour to-day given to the duty Of vot-
ing vail ssve many weeks Of bite. repining
hereafter. Will citizens vpte to-day aud
emancipate this county, Or will they, by
staying away from the polls, permit the
present corrupt dynasty to take possession
Of oil our property =? The Issue is with the
people. Those who rote will decide it, and
those who stay away from the polls will
have TO take the consequences,
, 1869-11-02

Tho 1fouafon 1Ynsa, one Of the thre~ parera Ia
1e4Rs which rseed thr Ucrnpctsttc P.ate lictct II
H. htad. laks tatrb 1t down.
One A. ". Locke. ~ho sixns hmsef Correspond
trr s'cst'htJ I'll the WuftlhRn,th1 League, ol
hUfth friinAtr, Maha 4 @ect ar,,, ptpte curt
ose 10 'u'trtsnt r'atin. Aakine him 4 wss true,
A. shs "rnttrutlt setottrti IN the South Rhure.'
ilat he tifnlshtd 3.tN0 last nipiet IL defeat the
charter VI The GtNFlns. tlusttnUt CtAnn ~ Tar
tt*a ttt'tre uf ths teruts Ut the recaIlar pe1rle
ii thr Hunth ahnFr N 10 terly that h~ tevet tut.
hthra Il rtry IN aetrsa ihhs of stiJ other tin.
RathF t'Alt1nft,tah t.tabhtattnttfs atw tttsinthE
10 thlht th~y Nil wAti L tstif 10 btu1e+t them
ft"n' th~ thJusHnhs rpu'refttun Ut she kasl. tnp
'tt h'tf u the tAtftat has ebshta+i Aralstt MI
tt'a Atlanta t'''p IT tkr "st~i A',thk hij. IL
siark At RAtf FfAH+ssts, tAA4tass viii tSstf Attl
tl-a l+te'bt"Fa Vtl"thfe4i the#n, Al tuw+f fsps. II
sfiai ri. ta*h viii s8Jf1 IN tAllffni4e t~at,as
Ia ''nftf Ats,hk tft'HL II this u l,atni IA Ia
Nus, 1fs ttstR " lheae laIVEet tRdl.isAts faF
t.Fttrft1"A rrFAlAt ~ ~ l.stsh4l Md " J4st ~
sl*t VI las Asw ehAtAAA p+.stAH L,f.ts AID llts
luALA}lt&A1A tFaAhAstuFa II III ptulsa1ai fn,hA
EAthiAA9 ulElINtltAh,
, 1869-11-02
copsre.a acquiring abroad! WTnezo IS Nj. Parton

CobQfe4f acquiring abroad! HneEo IS Nj. Parton
on this question.
Al TO telegraph companies, there arc several
here, Nhose lines stop At Warrington. and con.
EJECT simply the North Atlantic citlcs, One Of
theae has The reputation Of being pf1yaso ,obhina
line which conveys al messages to spec1lators,
whether Addressed to them Or not. 4 pcrson hers,
who Adnlts fhas he Ia gold fac.oF. toid ms tnst
ho hsd teen sold out 10 often By thts saleoranh
company that he frequently rrtozts By sepdtpg
islse nessages. Another method With thu fac.ors
w. 70 fsse1so tne tIu-h they mean to convey, 10
shAt TIC eHve*dfopper uses It 10 hIs eosrpr.
Er1TxRF1k1D IND coRnN,
Dan Dntscsneld. 1t seems, Is hanging On the
verge Of The Tsrpetan rock. Hy father Il 4 yerr
tch mar, and Dan halls from Utica, the eI,y nj
ConAAng and SeJ mour. His appointment seema
10 lave been mtstake, md public dfcency ear.
loudJ ior his removal The exposure Of The ro,d
clique Of New York l., nil II all trtumnh of
modern Journalism. It has sweps c.ean-sh!.
irFe1erent hroon, mixing old Corbtn out OF tne
cepneoe OF foFsy geats Of intrigue, sm 4ahinR But.
te1neld IKE ny eutFapped, and showing F1.t
Could, Lane Co. to be tho spiders that thev a,.
Dnn butterfeld had less tight thsn ANYBODY Of thI,
pool 10 60 into specufatloLs. because he vas tne
son OF VeIJ Elcn man, soldier Of good record.
Aho oono1ed With reepot aibIe place. Giant il
SAID 10 bc very much ipcensed at Cofhn a, h.
ought 70 be Cotbiu seeEs to BE- morally ,ncana-
ose VI saIsJinR nA greed for money and for
eo1canefs. lie h . SD sttache to any eminent
aoute, ana, 10 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE long ago
recatSed. snas b0siaess Of setting cpe's relsaYes
IN power II bad tepublscaniam and false policy.
letter has been nshed up bJ George N. TpE,o-
acleEef 1oupg H1ei1rJmau aud Consul to Bradford.
Egtaht-WHtten by exPresident John Adams. 10
tue eject that Warrington had been "hrpes-se a.
sure" aeoot appointing hls relatives to once,
anu mat Relationship, coupled with ntueAa, was
Eathet good reason for appointing.
Warrington. VINO did not believe this, served As
President eight JeaEr, and his mA1ims and exatn.
pie art followed bJ wlso mankind John Adams
ras lenon4ntously routed By The people At the end
o. one Term aud hls political chl acset IL eqQiso-
ca + and MS adElCo u not eaItlJ quoted.
Nut 20 thoroughly was General Grant Impressed
Win the rea'onlng Of Adams, ~ kindly reviTed
" T0Nte in the lnst GALAXY Eagazlne, thar be
1tfaiRht~ay removed T0Mle from tho Bradford
CONT ulate md put thero hil acquaintance. W, Ii.
Selieck. -''
Hoist hy old Johna nefarht firm
, 1869-11-02

York World, ono Of tho soundcst md
lest JOURNALS IN tho country in its fuan-
e'm views, comments on tho language Of
The London Eeonomi.s as follows;
,raasR EsRmod. instead Of reducing her debt hls
nef t ta1sa That tnta policy ha1 oorn no obssruc.
uca 70 her national credit "a pypFed b. tna oa@t Of
~ a,,s ,esiaence-lhA m ot actual tpAat1 England, ia
fDat!ug 20 attempt 10 dtfchargc il, b1s tne mo1t
eoll1 credit Of any nation. No otner nstaoa caa
ton1n,. o.o" mensJ st 20 1ow rate Of ,utes Her
ptopeH}-a COZ e1ntlve pruot that In the opinion
OF people Nho have money 70 invest tho credit q
iiom oeht q prospect thai lis debt will soan b
'i1he Foundation Of British credit i. coandence
t!ou.. No holder Of British copsoss cares wnttoe1
the government eref pays then OF not, 80 long
he san alwaJs 70 toto the Msasket snd feadlJ car.
seain.t the u.e q il. cted.s By ! eo'eramen.
Which u not equally rood against the use Of credl,
~ indlT1dcals. Hut The credit s,Atena u one Of
se e oi s .ud
whica : Tue n.ia pi1ot q s sas b1.,aea: sSsts
&c p1s er eFs pson ssscs5 cs
bofow, IN their nash,aal capscty. On much bee.
ie1 'e;msTssat 4 - much lover ratc ot inter
pacaty. Fruf Per cent ID a high taie as W.
osght 70 xay Or %. national debt: bul Il the pub
ao debs rsse ~ refunded at that rate, builness
uelr pnsate loaas. It would 10 ans1fd ior nj. y.
sate tndividoals to borrow money Al rer cent 70
iot tseae .sms iadras: az shsn 81
'sa4 pan!e Of Of beng funded j ! pes een,, whsn
Which would oe used .or @ ssas 1a ne SPsg %s9
T. + that own The pnello debt Eoa ~ ser, The
nao9 nana Hns ths rat!on = made up oi tne inoi
, 1869-11-02

tie property ~ ardedi It, George aiwnlades astar.
ney fc' tte latter company, yesterday not,ncd the
foreman Of the gang ct Meu anpoged ~ The
Genital that be End his men Were tfessnasspx,
and Nonid pe ncld Responsible. Jadxo Mckuoe,
who bad BETH on bnalness In fole CountS, psad
considerable attention on hta rcsuru to tho work
tho ep9tneeI or the California PAadc As TO tue cf-
fct the pIIe edrtv.ng by the Centrala employees
would haya m reta1d!rg work upon the proposed
bridge. The California Paci1c Company havo' Tt-
solped, We nYe INFORMED. to refrain tIOta taking
actise ateps IL the premises unit! their petition
Tor condemnation Of 0soer lsud+ The appointments
Of Conmlsslocesr &c, shall bs heard 1u tkt Sixth
District CGutt btxt Aondav. The Act1Gu OF The
Central Pacific in ooftEucting the entrance OF
tbs other compspy toto tue cty IN thts sryle e.
cites considerable comment Legal meu HAy
trAt TITO CepttAt Company cannot pTsVeut tho
condemnation Of 70 much Of tneir properly - !.
ntcctsarJ for The purposes Of the o;ner coep-
pan5, apJ more shsn the widow y ho resded TWO
Or three 5eafs ago within 4 stones throw Of the
land spoken Of shove, c0nlt tave her pErpertJ
whta tho Central Company ~anteh It condtnued
for Qe1F uAeS- nor can theJ expect any PSF fur
the wort which tne1 have done and are nox do
III tn defiance of tne order OF Judge McEuqe,
There n one thing In which they Afe srec<edlpx
1onir1blyt hoNever-they 1le showing h5 their
pres. nj acuoh tue injury the pte1e1ta Of the city
would AAve suceTcd rata corporation had euc-
eefdcd IN getting possession Of fne balauce Of the
river fronf, upon which It has looked with coset-
Gus eyes. abd which some few Sacsameutsn.
hare t$ en- IN favor Of dCp4HDE
, 1869-11-02
FkHAU.NxI,

fHHAnFA1e
EuRrnse hsA tesepy three travelling compan
iUux-
hafon 1area Roahsth,!A lett ncmolra which 4
con prtehk hltrar, haLA n ehIhng.
Tho etecutaFs OF Nj. IsIt~ln, the fs{s New
fttk Il ht!!huatse, G AIN that Cecilia Wood neye.
wss married 10 him, a shs &asessA, and That tte1
paid her - oo 10 prevent vexAstoas Litigation; Tor
Witch sam sto entered into co7eutts tn settle.
ntnt Of her disputed ctAm. Cecilia asserts, on
The otscr hand, lhai thu casenAht w&s obtained
fton hnF HttIn under the t.n1enoe Of opuu, aud
through The fraudaIeut co11sion OF her clunsel
Win The e1ecutors. 1ld&o Casdozo has ruIed
that untl her charges Of fraud sru established her
ooVep2rr III bird her.
correspondent Of the Cincinnati CsMmfyetal
tells tsc folio sing On He.sy Clss Dean:
"SEvrrAf years thr Ney. tsrsn. exh1htts q,
% al pse and priv his total d,,b
thS dEt!nf th> caranassa ut1t 70 esd sprs
knfst Rsv n. c. Aethptst niLis1t4. and Elird
rutt ioF the nonea After ID. departure tho fol-
iIk day. 0tte dsuft u Af. u. tbQulrcd 81 k~s
Cod, nj dear. Hhy Do Ttu aAt r 'Wrli = -
tainhtn9 IN Gnd asde hin b. easht ta hare ras
TIC following n q stetch Of the Duke Of GoueA
noH ta]ket Of sor Klag Of Spain: Pztpce Thoma,
Albert Victor De Savoy. Duse o, Gsoos, y nov Z,
Jexn Cd. nzytnS heea boen Feheua7 & lssk ii.
, 1869-11-02
T'ffF ttifYtftHHkT,


Oh Wp1hrs.tAt frtt.its, Al ths itIbals teas Il,
tolt.tt. IL asrktnnttile, tsu'a,h ". I. W,tIa {,
r. A., N la"t'~t k3H'lts shA Ass 4, l. titdt sIuHt
Ih'ti Iihtlbst VI lftn kin,tG l,Ahlssl taIttu,ntu
wsFe hklti,,t.
lisHI AInt f.,t1tAtF, Ghxrxtd WITH Iha HRT.tsF ii
aM*th fhIt.llaR. Vt AnNAt htsF,Ia4. nH liza .sIl
Vt AHAAAl laAi, hNi lhrir lf4i I4sl #eeA. ~ TT.
equity, lLc Cssp having isaeH hant lArra aE
chAi W II trLHr, Al"t were heAieAcaA 10 Glttal
lean each tn lha !'enltan.,aTy,
Ttia fiuttlEan tNnnIsflt Conntti EflrtIiraW -
ialea thst While Faferaughs menAsasto Wa ax
hlh!llcR lp that tow,', = week or lHo ago, TIT
faslrn!pg nj Al African hons cage bccarnr loose
mud tho AtsG Of beats, unnbstfsed BY bis keepuI
ftrpprd !nto freedom. Dut ttlA wss Of AhoEl
dufssop. for hills crnGchtnr, ntenl!y Looking fuI
At object 10 spr,ng upon, hts Aecper Uncovered
lin, md dtalt anch 4 terrific blo = upon biz head
a. 10 s'un him. In ~hleh upa1nfiy condition he
WA picked up by some halt dozen strong mou,
and pu, IN hi esRr.
conys1tion Of fEie1 d. OF the American bible
society, Including at The Count5 Ayelts IN the
hoathtfn District Of Iliaoia, will be held 1t Salem
Aat1on County. cotu unenc:1g nj 10 o'c,..ck =, m
TuetdaJ, SoErmbes ., le<s, and copuu1ln1 I've
days nt ten,k Tho district embraces att the conn
ties south Of and inc!udirK tue counties OF Yer
nilFlou, Champaign, rstt, Macon. Hancanon
Morgan II d ftka- The Rsv. n Allyp. D. n
President af Nckendsee College, has cou <tnted Il
neftcr tho opening addres, II he2lla VIII permit,
Subject: "Tne 1nole: Gods Word and MAn1
OILY RciorEer.''
d1e u Council Hum. October =. DESTROY Cd
The stosea OF Lymeziou 4 6AEyeE, tobsoco1tsta
5.A Stephens, hAt1e+: u. F. TnonAa. Wholesale
grocer: DaasaAct, iQaos dealer; EscaaR / 0lltes,
, 1869-11-02

Voters Of tho First Ward, who havo any
regard for the interests Of the city and for
the deeencies Of municipal legislation, will
take pains to see that the name Of Richard
Somera is on their ticket for Aldcrman.
Between him and his competitor there is a
snst difference Somers is honest, is gen.
ileman, has large interest in the ward,
and in tho city, and will be a credit to the
Board Of Aldermen. Elect him and thero
VIII DO no corruption, no jobbing, or eny
other discrcaitable legislation, SO ia. as be
can prevent it.
, 1869-11-02
A aatlsaAa " ~ Ia calttsrnsa.


u sfcGA that vi arr AllIut 70 h&Ss 4 railroad
tAt u 1rI&teI or AsA arIsnsons Ia thiA c1ty
shortly, hel Wtea tta EentsAl rsr1o and sllforu,A
PAranc hAlllOada. A. va arc informed, tha Turner
coul'Ahy Rss41e ~ AEeenent vsfbaliy With ths
Atttr several moths ako, prnmlsibg 10 give It snu
privilege OF ezasteK Into tns ctt villa itt irart III
Any rotnl ennss u ee!oE. prot tsd thu Aad potnt
vas iot II tre loot OF ! street. nor block abo7e
the preerAt SActAnent0 and fulo hrsd1n. THIS
Agreement they do hos DOW appeA1 wiling "a
Antdo BY. At the Re1ult Is thai the matter tas
besE brought into court LaAt Ihurs+1Ay Ja1ne
Nckuhe as-ntd Al order E,slnR tse California
fActnc the Immediate postesaton Of 70 much Of
Lot 4. Sl3tffs AddtioL. ~ Ia not occupied bJ
azy suces.tsastare upon The nltng By sxsd com.
psny o. eoEa y tas mn Of S4eaA That daJ
tne bo.a "a sl:c. 1ha portion Of the lot tins
dests uated - stfip about eighteen feet vide Ia
tne fnE edsafe Vicinity OF the daetaneniQ and
Il 10 hfs6Ee. F1nt pK from Ilhhoou etfeet 10 tha
wet<rs ed1~. and rAnked on e1koeT a,de ~ frame
boadinx1 belonging 10 thu CAot1Ai rae1ec Com.
panJ, 10 which company A.So belonged u does
nse ~ ne sisss tso0t hetweon x street and
ne folo httake. On s.tuntsJ, tho Censrsi Con-
PaeJ fza1sd the ground tn Itott ol tnA ststp al
taro and she hailoiL n adjoining #, ana laid dnxp
Peer OF t1& Yesterday moEnin8 EneJ set 1
EatG o. t"enty Of thirty n,en u wof1 extendIp1
tetE nHt, uhea had p<svlousty .e1mtnR.ed t1sI
below ahn STRIP u 1aso. u pot1t ABOVE IL Thsy
hAEe taua tnte1fe1ed tn = two 10 q manner viii
I'M Ca''5oeais Pseaep Company u n Posasataoaof q
, 1869-11-02
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o.et NJ p,hs q nuia., an,t su. ;r' ";@','' a"a
r. Ne* fntt, a. Trust. ~ IT ihs a,ttstn it,srs:
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y Ma''t st,.ts H. cM,'tt,sn3 1hs *,ta. st.+ 81,
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Il. ~ y s ti.1 :: .:s ;ss!s s :" : 4s
h;Y fss Ah.n., w. tss,.s: 1T f. at.s Il M.
iii sat .,k n'isi w.. .strF* ,,stfia|4 ID liz w.
r. t.!a,ld. a W. siss is .isisn4., MT, uu,,, u
IT, .as IT,! int41 " 4'swsF, fBa mai Il II sTs.t
s !" " S' IL i'y e. II T.. 't t.sS j. s.:
ts4.stl y thn nt4lA Tha .Afs ~ll I'm thf,,3s' &,
~, N Y S,.. s1t''hss as4 W tas Gais.,
shstas q s,1s ri ae, a4,H as1sisi ,s's''' @"'
Win. ~ anaq,t esaa1, H., ;Ii aSs!.@ ..!.: rs
;f ;fs.l ta' e r q Msy4s !kshnaal, To.n.hIp, sai
ior oI 10 o. ass Mssmher IL ,ass
:spo s!s9. sa NV 9s.a' :. %a'9s .1s,s1s Tssn;
t!.d ~ :s To- .. !" ~ ros II. Frssiaaa1 Of tss
s.tea for froa tna txn mo ,,Mmsata, amonnt.
Hssssps Hss,ss Sss M5 aaa @'s 4
:. ~ S 40 ladsesllAs. Ia srpTasuR fnr ~
e,hnis r., ~. toumls.inntf1 nere hst IN eJe
.ae ef ths none, 70 bs Voted IL .ae
tuTf.n, s.,.n, nS p nafoad % depend upon tho con-
hAIto1nh CAaAsy.'' ~ S'"1sa'ps u
ftt.* ta5s:- We hAys tcii Feca1ycd * neE. s1s
1sa..h CocntJ that there : te1ous tptsun.teT.
+,sIntK tekNeen r. touLtr Court and tha CO.
rAc'ota r on tte Illinois So1theas.srn Rai1Tay
re CAstt ~W hot aelastf the bonds md tnn ~.
Eae.s VA = ne7e ABANDONED 1oe work, e1esI MAJ
every tenn, eatt ard vheel-hasruv. hsIe s, nes1
,,M1eramn, and thus end al tae h<teht snt3ctna,
uons oi tne people OF Ga1lat!n tor sail.ai snr ~
present, II hos forever A'1 tae
III tie eeope Of Wayne County deytre a son.a.
efn cEtlet toE their rsolnc,R. where rsn tnes ma
ne.iel conpection than to coma to Cssmi Ina
nfis @ totn }oocffop w&h &he Cairo Vncenn+s
Kaisos1; and also y this plaoe, counact N1sh ,oo
Es3nssnie hoad, RhIch wln b bpi]t W,tnin tSs
Ell no Year. 1st u sure a. the kun sniaes:
,s1sesn nv maas sonth Of tho Wsyao Courty Inc 3
WI po,o h. aae aa.11e ron tsss Wnss coant,
I'D bE1M t6fAe t1utesa la{ses Fl rnSsu SeS
, 1869-11-02
ENULANDta DhBr pnf,fnv

The Io.,,1nn Ernnnmtsf, commenting uu
hfr. 1hntwcl''a speech, nu,l hia prediction,
slnt ",'r hatisalhl dctt would le paid In flf.
teen senra, aayA:
Enraad va '"t.es +nr,t 'tthtH ta1tt t..tts
tsafs nff, fhda Amsffra H. HnH: tH hai r,iy 4f
saft'd al thor S'uta fhf thru .te y. ta1ut1n m
sar, stsn rn.t e. sfnr, isea, ~ hatr ar.,ns =:
dntTd ettt ratt - fdfsftnn tp nm shnHal tnm ~
Ish,tkF."u-haV " thai a.naant IN 1885 dnt ls,1-
mi n II mi fruit f. rah nhs trhnf tr"r,rts ~
'tH t''hrtf"'I might hars t~rh 'f.ri.-t pHh saeA
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7" la.t M llsn tlAiI,Jsat .talt il worth .,svta
!" IT." taa'l.syeI., and u uatulhA nsn.u in
l]'e|F llsitta than II wn,,ld ln that "f tl,a
'"''t''."ssltrs, h"afc..ry MuGuII",,. tu Als
1tl"arl f"t lh''a. States that tha Wl4nls rEnp-
cry VI sho tax.lajun iu this oaal..ry, In
connection with Mo latnf "mp!,,yoa upon
It. Ia eAsninH rs tar cent ,nr Annn,u,
at The ayerago-iu other wortls, t.At tin
annual earnings ot tho nations industry ar.
equal to faneth Of ita prin apl. Tho
question touched by tho Economist, in tue
remask that England has better work for
her money than to use it In paying of he,
debt, comes homo with still moro force here,
; shcse property, which is earning in tho
banda Of the taxpayers rs Per cont,
aa ~sested from thcm to pay off debt and
hase an interest. noa,lnally OF &, actually )
OF nearly 8 per cent.
Il may bo argued that, 80 fast as tho deb.
IS pad, the sum paid Is reinyessed in
Other forms, and SO returns to the use. o,
industry. This would be partly trae. j.
the debt were held by Americans, but
! nearly onc-haif the bonded deb. being
osned IN Europe, its payment would be
/; an e1porsaton Of capital from Amsrics.
where il earns high intsrea., to Earope,
where it eAtns low interest. Ths No