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Evening star., 1869-11-03

yIsIT OF Observation-Disclosures morning a
number OF gentlemen engaged in education in
Maryland-among them Prof. Newell, Superin-
tendent OF p ublic Education, of Maryland; Rev.
Dr. l.. Won BOkkelin, Ex-Superintendent, and
the PRINCIPAL OF the Howard High and Normal
School, will visit this city, for the purpose of
examining some of our public schools, and win
be taken in charge by committee of our Board
of School Trustees on their arrival.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

rare excellence, including sougs, dances and
Dutch and Ethiopian eccentricities, was present
ed at the National Theater last night, and Joe
Emmett, in his laughable character delineations
and 5. s. Purdy, end man, were unusually good.
The music and fun Of this company is much of
il original, and with frequent changes Of pro-
gramme their entertainments are very pleasant.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

ILL-We regret to hear Of the critical illness
Of Mr.. ID. ID. L. Leech, of this city, long a faith
fnl Government official, and well known as a
prominent christian phlanthropist, Secretary
of the Washington Bible Sociaty, and author of
the Department Histories, as published last
year in the National Infelligencer. Mr.. Leech's
health has been failing for saveral weeks and he
is now confined to his bed with little prospect Of
recovery. He is suffering with paralysis of the
bowels, and complicated with excessive prOstra-
ton. Mr.. Leech Is father of Revs. s. V. and
George Leech, OF the Baltimore Conference.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

ADMITTED TO THE BAR-This Morning Mr.
George Burgess, of the bar Of this District was
admitted TO the bar OF the Supreme Court of the
United States, on motion of Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing. Mr.. Burgess is a well-known citizen and
lawyer, and is at present representative in the
Evening star., 1869-11-03

IHk SHoRAL SOCIETY at their regular ,,x,,,.,,
mssng last evening elected about fftv ne,~
Evening star., 1869-11-03

TIE ESEvESrH-sTREEr RIoT-Yesterday Off
Ger Columbus arrested Milton Green and wm
johnson, who were in the riot at the house of
Of threats; and Justice Thompson committed the
last named TO Jail in default of security, and
heid the first to security for peace.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

GIN. j. PACKARD, Representative from Vice
PRESIDENT COlfsx's district, has taken one OF
those nne residences on street north, near the
Cissell, Rodgers and Others,
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IHl ONO ASSOCIATION have secured e;r.s,,.
naIi, NO. iso Pennsylvania, for their socisSies
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 1S69.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
Evening star., 1869-11-03
NATHANIEL WILSON,
IN ATTORNEl-AT-LAW,
HAS REMOVED TO No. tos y STREET,
DHlLOS0PHY OF MARRIAGE,

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE,
II A new Course Of Lectures. delivered az the
New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the sub
yeots:-How 10 live and what % live fori Youth, Ma
turity and Old Age: Manhood generally reviewed:
The cause Of Indigestion, flstulence and Nervous
Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philosophcally
considered. &c.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be
Forwarded 90 parties unable to attend, receipt
four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY, New York
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, 615 Broadway,
New York. mali ly
rTNHE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
Il Gents and Children : Cast on Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. etc. at L. = HARTOGENsIs, 2s1 9Th street,
promptly attended 70. des lys
Evening star., 1869-11-03

IHS SIII TAxks-Yesterday, Mr.. Boswell
and ms assistants IS ant In the Collectors ofice, re-
ceiseaoyeI sy9So' making nearly els, 900 thus far
larger than on the previous days.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

BCILDING At the twenty-
eighth monthly meeting Of the Provident Build
ing Association, held last evening, 81 shares of
stock were sold, at An average Of sS9.2S per
share.
At the twenty-sixth monthly meeting OF
the First Cooperative Association, held last
evening, the sum of SO 90 was sold at an aver
age OF Lightweight per cent.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
0+ CORPORATION OF GEORGETow,
S TAXES.
IAAES.
FINAL NOTICE.

The time for the payment of the GENERAL and
BER, 1863.
The Law is imperative, Clearing no discretion With
the Collector TO advertise all property for the nom
payment OF taxes after that date Property holders
represented will be POSITIVELY ADvERTisED
Immediately after the above named date
GEORGE w BEALL,
Oc q zaw4w Collecfor
Evening star., 1869-11-03

A PLEASANT OPENINe.-Messrs. Miller e.
Norris, who have purchased the restaurant of
gave bountiful set-out to their numerous
friends last night. Mr.. Milleris an old favorite
with the customers at the KIOman restaurant
and Mr.. John III. Norris, the other partner, late
of the "Owen House," is also popularity known
in connection with that establishment. They
both know show to keep hotel"
Evening star., 1869-11-03

READY-MADE CLorHrNa!!i
Gentiemens,' Boys and Childrens.'
The largest and finest stock Of Clothing in the
District, manufactured by Messrs Wanamaker
y Brown, Of Philadelphia, expressly for this
market, is now selling at the Iosoest Pkiladephia
prices at Oak Hall, 400 7th street, opposite Post
Office.
N. B. Clothiers and Tailors supplied at the
lowest Wholesale prices. 10,26,6
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DRoPosALs FoR WASTE PAPER.
OFFICE GENT sgrI TREASURY BurLpISs,

OFFICE GEN SUP'I TREASURY BUupISel
- Washington, Oct. 25. ls6e (
Bids win he received st the Office of the General
Superintendent Of the Treasury Department until
u m November 9Th. 1859 for the WASTE PAPER
now ON hand, together with what may accumulate TO
LIST day of July, lssO
The paper will be assorted in two qualities which
can be seen at the Department
GEO. c. RICE,
ocZ I'd Gen1 Supt Treasury Building
DROPosALS FOR SEWER
Evening star., 1869-11-03

LOUNGEs-For stores and Offices; the cheapest
bed in the city.
Linen Sheets, Bed Comforts,
Blankets. Of all cOlors; Mattresses, Pillows,
sc. tl0,26,2;l ADAMsoS's, 500 9th st.
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IN HuupyI Of ssr,at,D, ,y,,, ,,aest.ra,v

IL THE HURRY Of .snakinR up's Yesterday. a
portion of the Aldermens proceedings got ex-
changed in our columns for portion or the pro-
ceedings OF the other Boaryi. The intelligent
reader, however, was able 10 readily correct 1t
in reading. Such mistakes, though annoying,
do not often occur In THE STAR composing room,
and therefore, this one, we doubt not, win be
excused by our readers.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

A6S CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. 46S
CheaP, Cheaper, Ckeapest,
for sale by
HABLE & Co.,
46S Pennsylvania avenue,
46S under U. s. Hotel. 46S
SURE OF A GOOD FIr-Everybody who is
measured at the Oak Hall Clothing House. 460
7th ST., Opposite Post ONCE. 1926
Evening star., 1869-11-03

ACCIDENT AT FAII-While the fair for the
benefit Of St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum WAS i'm
progress last evening at Carroll Hall, some OF the
garlands ornamenting one of the tables caught
hre, and in extinguishing the same a lamp was
for q while, which was, however, extinxuished
with loss Of forty dollars in materials Injured
and DESTROYED
Evening star., 1869-11-03

SIXTH WARD REPUELICANs-A meeting of
The Republicans OF the Sixth Ward was held last
evening at the Mission Chapel 'on 18th street east
MI Champion presided, and Mr.. Thomas john
son acted as Secretary During the progress of
the meeting some personalities were engaged i'm
by Messrs- McReynolds and Gaines. Mr.. Atkin-
son, Commissioner of the Fifth Ward, addressed
the meeting; after which Mr.. Hineline offered
resolutions expressing the qualification of the
club 1T the acfuital of Mayor Bowen, expressing
confidence in his administration, and declaring
their purpose to tender him a serenade, which
was adopted.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

CARRIAGES cARRIAGEsi oARRIAG Esrl
On hand, large assortment of first G&
class fashionable CARRIAGES, incud- -S6kSI
ing very superior Coupee.
Also, number of second hand Carriages
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT ii. GRAHAM,
Corner 9th and streets,
oc3O-eo6t and 10 : th street
Evening star., 1869-11-03

SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.-R. A. Bassford. a shoe
maker, residing in the First Ward, while in
Stotts Hall, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
the session of Seneca Tribe of Red Men, at
tempted to kill himself by plunging into his
his breast shOemaker's knife, infiicting a Sc
we're wound in the lnngs- He was taken to his
home and medical aid summoned. Ii is thought
he will recover.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

41I Thirteenth Street.
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed Sep
tember 6. The school building s located in rear Of
well known as the Epiphany High School Building
he enclosed grounds afOrd ample space for recrea
applying to the Rector Of the Epiphany or the Prin
an is-an MISS NJ. J. NARROWER.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

FUNERAL OF SISTER LoRETTo.-The funeral
of the late Sister Loretto in charge of Proyi-
dence Hospital took place this morning at
O'Clock from ST. Peters Church. Solemn
requiem mass was celebrated and a sermon
preached by Rev. F. f. Boyle, after which the
funeral eortege moved TO Mt. Olive cemetery
where the inteTment took place. The remains
were encased in a walnut coffin covered with
black cloth on the lid OF which was a silver plate
Inscribed "Sister Loretto died at Providence
Hospital, Oct 30th, 1860, aged 36 years, II years
Of vocation"
Evening star., 1869-11-03
DRoPosALs FOR SEWER.

01tcs of Superintendent and Inspector of S,sc,rsD
CITY Halt, w.:n1ssros ssa B. sss G.. 6s Get. @ s
t sesed S prGRossis viii be received at the Mayors
Of brick * feet in % dis%ssrT on q neh
seS an s z
nr thence en- runnng spne ID street eas e
srse1 snd ngrfs With lsters traps drops, thmbles,
The work. 10 be done under the direction Of the
i,eedenee s sbe snf fs 81 the
Assistant Commissioner appointed By the Mayor ''
bds d sessr,ss - I The right ,S reject any or a
do 60 and any bid that does NOT conform this ad
Vepnsement in every respect will not be considered
second s4ee. &c s GT Sewer
ocz [ChronI Superintendent Of sewers. xc
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DEPoI CoMNIssARy OF suBsIsrrxcE.t
Sealed pro,os.,s ,hiSn1hoSS, 1in Va 4et ~ lsSe
this once until u m, on sATURDsY, Ncsembsr
I 'is s,sRiRlss ff E8TEss EfsliSss freas sEssi
lse POUNDS OF BUTTER,
put nI in strong air tight kegs.
nov,m pre,e, M,,sr A A. PORTER.
PROPOSALS. FOR HAULING
HrADQuAarrRs lsI M1r.st D,.rr1cr,
RrcHSoSp. w Va sss: Sctoser :s'fss * $50
sssled Propes.ls in trpicste CON forms 20 be fur
:, this once until ~ q MoSDA T. ss,S day Of
HAULING AND DRAIINS OF PUBLIC PROP
as may be required until November 80. 1870 in the
city OF Richmond and vicinity 20 and from the points
named in the forms above mentioned
All proposals must be guaranteed BY two responsf-
Ole persons not bidders and the right 10 reserved 20
reject any or all bids not considered to the inferred Of
PToposals may be made fer TIE yfols or any part
Of the hauling and cops q this advertisement must
By order q the Commanding esesr.i E,rs Mi.
tary District. j. q. CHAEDLER
Brevet Colonel QuartermAstsr q. q. Grmv
Evening star., 1869-11-03

Ar THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. %
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets,
(Pennsylvania ayenue,) new goods are con-
stantly received. 10,16,1:
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PERSONAL.

AJR, q. GRADY. CORNER PA, AVENUE AND
vi ~ q; gave z pair q PANTS in mi,t.k. =!
rlrs-s return them. and Frt his own. nasn-
Now REApr-NEw csIsLo.IE on KEAL
tue Broker. New lev % YORK s1cnaa sns Oh .sreSt an cal
and get one. nos Ina
Any PERsuN HANING ONE OR MORE
n THOUSAND noLt. AIRS 60 lend At = reasonahir
rate q Interest. win ,d custom n. with ample
cnrity, by addressing note to - = W, - th''
nN ACCOUNT OF THe LATE FIRE AT M
~ store. have resumed business cn the north side
of 7th street and canal bridge where viii be pleased
to nSsIs ss: my customers WHEELER.
$4,000 TsrkEE Ter NTkFf FErES S SSSS IsSairi kEA z
ST east and Pa. ave, Capitol nm. Roai~
so OOO $500, 5000; $3.50 To LOAN
REs Estate STATE "sS STEs rs ws",ei
$4,000 I8 9tTkSSpE KAN 81 sn;insis ns;iInssTsRrSsgeFoo
oe1M and > LGSssIiaa snS $40 sSiasS; m street.
McNET,Rkk3nANSSy MsSE,, In Sy NEGoTiATEp oS fAP5s ils
necessary papers prepared at thi. once IL desircd
sS1sy also obtained on defs0s Real ESTArE
ocS New York avenue and 9th street
L ToGRkPHic LiK KENEssEs.. q ali sire. and
styles, plain and colored frcm carl % life siEe-aso
spss s.@s or o;sef S q SD psiar Snp made ss smaller
PLAIN Il 1Gs sIs r'sasres F FSn .sd 20
tween az and 9th streets The cheapest rsl class
Gallery In the United States. Facilities unsur-
passed or I'm
"A MRS. C. COREY
Has removed her Fashionable Dressmakine Estah-
IS r"esiSi ing the latest and 6est styles fSr press
eepnn prs.es prem ase sss Suit. af al Ss ecrp
tions made in the latest and best styles satssctoB
Remember the number. sss ocn-lm
NOT pEsPhIR UNTIL lou HAVE SEEN
~ OLD DIR. DARBY, Nc. 80 "a street. few
doors south of the avenue. Tie IS SacosSNat tchaa
oihysJad. Once open day and night &C 70 In
To The LADIEsl-Indelible Marking. stamp
and in the best manner @ FrsneR FlSting done from
TO twenty inches in depth all Kind e Ernbrode
y done to order snn fer sale a, the Ph,ladenhs
Office.
oc Is I'm. LII BARRows co.
A WATCH FREE-s:iyen gratis 90 every live
"A man who will act as Agent in q new light and
terprise. Address r, MONROE KENNEDY : co,
Pittsburg, Pa. oc7 I'm
AMES n GHEs,
Will practice In the supreme Court Of the United
States, the Court uf Claims and the Courts Of the
Once, 2AO Pennsy ly anis venue between 18th and
The business of the firm Of Hughes. Denver a
Once. a.s Pa .s IitS and ish a,s AM. s
IL 46s 9th street between and f.
The most skiful and oldest established adverfis-
ing ply sican for the treatment Of FEMALE COM
larities may repose the Strctest confidence in him.
He guarantees thorough cure. His fees
moderate, and patients visiting see no one but the
~ aTuaNIrI uIISoN
Evening star., 1869-11-03

hR. LEON,
IL 46e 9th street. between u and u.
The most skillful and oldest established advertis-
ing physician for the treatment Of FEMALE COM
PLANTS in the city. Ladies suffering from irregu-
larties may repose the Strictest confidence i'm him
He guarantees a thorough cure. His fees are
Doctor N8u
Evening star., 1869-11-03

UEDEHsHIRTs AND DRAWERS. Soc, 60c., 75c.,
81, at the Original Franc, 494 eth ST., between
ID and +. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
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l.. ID. BARBOUR & Co.,
OAK HALL CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAIL
oRING ESTABLISHMENT,
AGO 9TH street, opposite Post once.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGG's
Dofldr Jep eIry Store,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.

"HALIoA, Byron, what has come over you 10
make you so neat and tidy? Where did you get
that fashionable Cape 2" "Oh! I've been TO
liable & Co.'s, 46s Pennsylvania avenue, where
the finest black Dress Suits, fashionable Capes,
and all styles Of Clothing to be had at prices
to suit the times.-
Evening star., 1869-11-03

CHEGARY INSTITUTE, ,521 and ,S29.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
N kngtsh aud French, for young Ladies' and Misses
September 1Oth. French 10 the LANGUAGE Of the fam
LILY, and is constantly spoken in the Institute
Evening star., 1869-11-03

NEGLECTED. COUGHs AND CoLDs.-Few are
aware of the importance OF checking a Cough or
Common Cold i'm its first stage; that which i'm
the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, IL
neglected, soon preys upon the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches'' orCough Lozenges affordin-
stant relief
Evening star., 1869-11-03

AN ACT to raise the grade of Boundary and
north NJ streets at their intersection.
Be IL enacted BY he Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington,
That the grade OF Boundary and north NJ streets
at their intersection be raised two feet from the
grade shown i'm the grade maps.
Approved October 81, 1863
Evening star., 1869-11-03

The MISSING MAN.-NOtlling has vet been
heard OF MIR. Thomas ID. Lewis, who's. sudden
disappearance has caused 50 much apprehen
sion in the minds of his numerous friends and
relatives in this city. A hat similar to that worn
by Mr.. Lewis, il was said yesterday morning, had
been found in the canal, near Seventh street
bridge, and a number of Knights of Pythias
procured graphing irons and made a thorough
search of the dirty waters or the canal without
success The members of the Order of knights
Of Pythias have been diligently engaged in
searching the city for a clue to the missing man.
Last night Metropolis Lodge of Odd Fellows
held a meeting with reference to the disappear
anee of Mr. Lewis and offered reward of 500
for his recovery.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

SPEER's WINE BITrERs.-E. X. Sisson, NJ. D.,
of New Bedford, Mass, says of Mr.. Speer's
Wines -" have used Speers Wine TO my en-
tire satisfaction and believe il to be superior 10
all wines which have been 30 much used by the
Profession" His Bitters are made of the wine
made bitter by Peruvian Bark, Wild Cherry
Bark, Calamus, Ginger, Snake Root, etc, in
daily use by the Medical Faculty. Their base
is his pure Wine. Sold by druggists. w&s
Evening star., 1869-11-03

An ACT for the relief Of Joseph Kelly and b.
Scanlon.
Be IL enacted By tie Board Of Aldermen AID Board
Of Common Council IF ke Cityof Washington, That
the sum of one hundred dollars (s1o0) be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated out Of the gen
eral fund to enable the Mayor to reimburse Jos.
Kelly and b. Seanlon for money deposited for
restaurant license and having been rejected by
the Board of Police.
Approved, October 81, 1869.
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An ACT for the relief Of Cornelius Shea.
Be Il enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen aai Board
is hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the gen
eral fund, TO enable the Mayor TO refund that
amount TO Cornelius Shea, the same having been
paid by him into the treasury of the Corporation
for a license which he never received.
Approved, October 2l, 1863.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Will practice In the supreme Court of the United
States, the Court 81 Claims and the Courts Of the
District Of Columbia.
Once, gao Pennsy " anis avenue between l2th and
18th streets.
The business of the firm Of Hughes Denver a
Peck will be closed mp by the partners Jointly.
Once, 81 q Pa ave-. bet. llth and 18th au2 Sm
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-04-28
The Politics of France.

There are several leading and en-
FILTERED political parties in France
First there are the Republicans, di-
vided into the moderate and the Red
Republicans, or ultra section. Sec
ond, there are the parties of the House
of Bourbon, divided into two branch
es-those who sustain the pretensions
of the old regime, and others who are
the friends of the House of Orleans,
the younger branch of the family.
Third, there are the Napoleonists, who
rally around the present Imperial
Chief.
In considering the probabilities OF
power, it must first be remembered
that the Napoleonists are in possession
of the supreme authority, and that
that is nine points of the law. They
have the control fthe army, the navy,
and the purse. The wealth of the
country, which fears the anarchical
doctrines of the Red Republicans, will
sustain any thing which affords for the
present any barrier against them.
The Catholic Church, which is a ire
mendous power in France, is not alto
gether pleased with Napoleon and his
dynasty. it would prefer the House
of Bourbon, but, nevertheless, it will
go for Napoleon as againsta Republic.
In every town and commune of
France there are soldiers or sons of
soldiers who participated in the gleries
at..tha Enapira. Hadar, tha.sfr6t ,M,oRalp-
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the Mayors of cities and villages with
Swan 4 Sayler's Revised Statutes /;
and another, requiring the Board of
Public Works to inquire into the dam
ages done by the State dam across
the Muskingum river at GAINESVILLE.
In the House, the-day was spent in
discussing the ten per cent. interest
bill. 1t was amended so to fix the
rate of interest on contract at eight
per cent. and in that shape passed by
a vote OF 81 yeas to 81 nays. The
House concurred in the Senate amend
ments to the House bill, authorizing
county commissioners to purchase
land for the use of court houses, .iails
and county ~infrmaries, and to erect
buildings thereon, &c, making the
rates of taxation that may be levied in
counties for general revenue and bull
ding purposes about twice the present
rates. The bill is, therefore, now a
law.
In the Senate, on Saturday, the fol-
lowing beside several bills of minor
importance were passed Senate bill
to amend the act for opening and re
gulating roads and highways, SO as to
provide for a second view of a pro-
posed road by a new set of viewers.
House bill to provide for a registry Of
births and deaths. This bill goes back
10 the House for its concurrence in
the Senate amendments. Senate bill
to protect travel on public roads.
This bill is intended to prevent ac-
c;dents from teams passing by others
going in the same direction. Senate
bill for building and repairing leves to
protect lands from overflow. Senate
bill for the transfer of a bridge fol felt
ed by one corporation for non user, to
another corporation. Senate bill fol
the election of direction of directors
by the stock holders of railroad COM
p%anies, so that one-third of the mum.
Der shall be elected annually.
In House, the House bill to establish
an agricultural college at London:
Madison county, vas ordered to a
third reading on Morday, the 26tf
inst. The Sennte bill providing fol
the care and support of insane cslor-
ed persons of this State at LongTiew
Asylum, was passed.
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Equal Taxation.

That each citizen should bear q just
proportion of the burthens OF the gov
eminent, is aproposition that none
can successfully dispute.
Whenever taxation bears unequally
upon the people and the government
refuses to rectify such inequality, and
to listen to the just complaints of the
oppressed, cause for discomfort and
alienation will arise among the people.
All just governments, having the
welfare of the whole people in view,
will seek to ~equalize taxation, so That
every species d property may pay
taxes in proportion te its true value
i'll money.
If the property of the rich escapes
taxation, while that of the laboring
man and the producing classes is over
taxed to make up the deficit, great
suffering will be produced; for the
rich will become wealthier, while the
laboring and producing classes will
become more INDECENT and distressed.
Such a system will sooner or later
ALLEVIATE the affections of the people
from their government and sap its
foundations.
At this time, about two thousand
FIVE hundred millions Of United States
Bonds are exempt from taxation, while
their wner are drawing an interest
of six per cent. in gold semi-annually.
from the hard earnings of a tax ridden
people!
If this s~tupendous sum could &C
upon the tax duplicate at the same
rates that other property is taxed, i
would raise a fund equal to the OK
pense of carrying OH the government
prior to the war!
Ono hundred and fifty mi lions an
nuafiy would greatly relieve the burth
ems o; he playground mil ions of thii
country. -
There being over four hundred anc
fifty thousand dollars in United State.
Bonds exempt from taxation in thi:
county /; if the same could gs upor
the duplicate as other property is tax
ed, our farmers and mechanics would
be greatly relieved.
But it is said this would be u vic
lation of the contract. We do no
admit it, but if so, would it be a great
er wrong than the issue of legal ten.
der notes TO allow brokers and Others