, 1869-12-08

nue standard s1i rete.ssns ftoI The o7ess !aa OF
tte c-str1s laI Nil other couh1ftes tna eak'NT
BOW 10 ottt. coa4tl!es Ard buy sneir produca
there. ..-.
WEat Is ire rrice CT uh~st now win youf rTt'-
ret alrt Il i e1tf, w wool rroxrr il the l.td pros
trste !. Hos sss II netore 1851. Wool y cae.p-
er now 1hnn then. Wh1 do tae wool deaiefa oanE
70 ibis d.'o.1cn: Ar they not killing aaeep tn
How Il IL WIN tEe I.rners who live on rx,,.
rnsds: O<IrF to. the heavy dorJ o. tfon, oaf
etprgh ~ Mftsou1i to compete WITH the wuria On
s*e neT + :deets iielsa.. Tas xhs:s s E,gsssn rs
tsey t. ~ in,p tser + T% ~aess tos nstsen re 2 a!sss
thai taey have to p1rtt.- We cn only nara
prosperity On rnovsog The present taffu rJatem
rp 70 beneos stc Eaftc1n 1nanufacIurtng nonopo-
l!st. No editor. even OF the nPpos.te paray. d4fe
derJ thil IN the Atssl'stppi Valley, 5aou!d xe
IN tones Of ihunoer, and the CIT gn up, "Down
with ,ne ronopo!tsss: down With thoss Who fet-
ser Our COZ EeEr1s1 relations" -
MI. Smith. l vtsn 10 move that tntSe rcso1u.
siors &c laid On the table. Csn get Akccood
IRE re.ol1t1cn - seconded. aad 1ne itla!sy
eel, 2 mst.s II the notion 10 ctn.ttef the rclola.
l,wast Of decided TO ~thdEaw u
Iii. Smith proceeded. Why wsa this called tho
t.tile rof'rca1 qaesHons. We vera esao'Maed 70
rtouote tie ,rterests Of aZz:cnture-to iatrotate
steas Atn vi.nls and nes IasehloszL That our
doty n nembers Of the board
IlhnA ina! Cc1psn don't mean thsf thia shall
1ATe rcltl-~f @taF1t &. hat u doeA- Ho& ol:sa
i.M .alt TO ue t7 pcorl. having more pol!t:ca ~
fem ssson thaL .s,rlcnltural 1kio.m1uon. "SMish.
Jcul Eoard Il Agriculture there u 81 Louis u
heIe roiNte1l machine. f0u art listing col2au
5oe ns ss Yaa a. Rs
that THE serpent, viii atrat gle 5oa, and Il you
DAFT etop II, We viii kip. o1t your oostd-
ne oc7st.sts 10 ss1teai arsl saeees sions. The
LsEaiAiuIe IS Ieaio-s Of rs Let Us, Snt1. sh1n
the very appfa1a.ee OF .y1l
liz. Dyer. tupe OEf Lfator will not put those
ssstlnitore he i .hro 4lpg nrehtana thA, viii
tuJst cp the ht1e concern. I hope the gentle
msn feels tels4r, AID think vs tad batter Aide
tne resolution cut Of the i=esutg. md Keep quiet
Ar: Aeda. /! have heard Ereas deai about
fsee Eade, snt tha::a upout all II amounts to.
ios Lii fscls Il setms 10 Il inas the farmers ars
Tot luderlng or deter,otAtlrR. For tae last qrty
years have bot known moro prosperity than dur
ese getting richer and doug better now than ever
teiNe. l ihiE1 We can dtscusa this question:
rnhout eopa1tidtg our e1lsss1oe- ! eouieas
4nould cot wish To Asxall this protective s1stsn.
/ How would we taso gut through the Wal u Il hsd
n9s Sesn for o1r fro,ss1e .1i ~.
1 ideas soort the prosperity OF the fafmefs roH-&-
! day.. He had a higher opinion Of tne Radical
saa asa 1of.ea os Zen o' M
! think tfey would hoIst up our lttlo machine
| TREY had TOO MuCn naRDAnlm1ty 70 do thAt
! MI. Smith teiAled his experiences n N t1anots
fsrmet In 1854 att cout1asted tho ps,ces thes
xnh the pE,cta nov. nj. i NTH Nent INTO pa!it
fcal q1cit one, AEd raid The Democratic party Va
4 mont pols, and rot TO x0tuR A. . rcd hot rsce
when Colonel Co!Msn said he would DOT reply Il
. olitlcal kI,cech- Colonel ColmAo hAs got
rood IN ugiuaton: he ou9ht 70 oe poet Tn
mcropollsts in Europe are tho ouea be u bene
nttDg.
ME. Coleman. Ihave no. SID one wort In II
MI BaIt tnoueht the resolution daould b
voted op- TIE An,e would come when t1e NeS
! South, xrd SoustR Rcss would unite against th
monopoitsts of the East Let opponents throw q
out OF existence they want to; the time VI
) coHc when they xll look to their oxu resoI:
: tiotF. Tee re4on why the southern States Ues
tept out y - srecao&e the New Englaad monop<
lisi& could pet ncu- -
The vote was now taken on the subject OF tt
teieln:i ions auo ibe Secretary called the roll Wit
the fuou!rE rrsuit:
A7<s-Ercr, Stsrk, Lesh, Colusu, CiSrfson.
Noss-Gnfdnef smith. Suowdv.
: Atetnt-1Ir. dyer, AtEtts, Swallow, GOebe
Governor NcClutr.
Auu1 did 20: vote
J. The syes have it-~syte. 3; noes, ..