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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
Omcial Paper Of the City.


Ths following letter, received from
the Auditor of State, in response to
ssveral inquiries made to him in regard to
the standing of the various insurance come
panies 10 this State. viii bread with inter
sst in oil parts Of the State. and will .
valuable to preserve a. letter Il tfrsfsssnes
OrricE OF AuprroA OF STATE,
Dss Nouns, love, Feb. 8. ls69.{
Sla:--In reply to'yeurs Of ths 4th, I
would say the following isa
List or DIVA COMPANIES WEIGH RAvs CON.
pLIsp Win rns NEW IssuaAScs
Law PASSED IN 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Tas exsrcises Of the regular monthly
me stnx Of the Academy Of Science, at the
Library Resus to-aosrsv svsoing, prem
isss 10 b particularly intsrsstine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
Cash Capital 100000
1lRsr NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,

1lRsr NATIONAL BANK DuILDIN0.
Where the general busnsss ofthe Com pany 10 trans
acted. and to which al general correspondence
should ~ addressed.
Jsy oseke, Phila. IA. Rollins, Washington
G. r. Ciask, Phiia. Henry d. Cooke. Wash.
p. naAchfoed starr .pAiia. .Wn. =. Chandler, wash.
VA. a Mosrhend. Phila. Johs D. Defrees. wash.
Geo. r. Tyler, Phla. BAward Dodge. NcwYork.
] .Rinckley Clark, Phila. =. q. Fahnss,ock, N. Y.
CaAaznsI r. CrAsx. Philadelphia. Prssidcnt.
Huss D. Cooks. Washington. Vice President.
JA. Cesxs, Chairman Finases and Executive Cen.
Ksr.ssn w. PErr. Phiss.. SECRETARY and Acfuary.
Z. Q. Tvsxn, Washingtsn. Assistant Secretary.
FaAxus O. snrrn. n. D.. Medical Director.
]. Hw,xs AYAss n D., Assist. Medical Dfsctes.
.picAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.K.DA ssrsesn-Osnsral.U U. s.A.. Wash.
Pile chief Medical Department. U s.N.
d y isn,ssss.u s.... e s.. w..h,.ss.e.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
w. Z. CsAsplsa. washinstcn, D. 9.
0suess AsDms. Philadelphia, Pa.
rAs cs.psny. National IN ~ character. oners..by
as1 New Tabiss. the niort desirable means sfinsuf
ING lli6 yet psessnted 10 the psblic.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced. are
alo favorable 10 the insurers thoee Of the best
Mutual 0ompaaie les, and avoid all the complications
and uncertainties of Nctcs Dividende and the mis-
ssderstanAngs which the latter are 20 apt - cause
he Policy Aolders
several nsw and attractive tsblcs are nov pfssent-
I'd, which need only to be Understood 70 prove &C
eeptablo 70 the public. such - the FHtpcCtre
PesIcr and kETlRs PHsurx PoiicS. lp ~ fcrmeI' >
The policy holder not oniy secures Heinenfsnce,
pavsb1o q death, but Will receive. living oNel
period Of few years, an annual income eQnsIto sn
t,er eeuS Ire Per eestl Of the par Of PIE poy.
-se6 ~ total eoonnt OF money he be- pasd -, In
sSaisine ts the amount OF his policy,
Shs Attention Of persons contemplating insuring
eAeir lives or iaere asina the sm0ost ef ipsusancs
ihev already have IL called to the special advantages
oGcrsd y The National Lfss lnsnSincs Con pasy.
0irculsrs. Panphlsts and fasl pasticalarf kvsn On
appI cation 10 the Bfsnch O1hes 81 H. Conpeby In
THE ri y, o. - Ne General Aaenie.
- LoaAl Ao0n Al WANTD n eveSy City ana
Tewn q applicaaiops go0 ooDpele0t pasties for
oueh ageDciee, with suitable endofse00ots, should
- oS<eeeeol - - ou1pANve nAS AMDoOGW
0SNSRii. Ao1NfS OF fnD O0w AM.
JAs CooEn . CO. New Yesk, IL Nev Yssk state
ana Northerp New Jersey.
r. ~. OlAeg c.. Ter Penn. 50 1of4 u. Jeftey.
JAy Ceoxp . Co., Washington, for MesyIeee. pe!s'
vase VIRGINIA, Dist. Columbia, ane wet vIsRid4
J. 4. Ruls = Co.. Chicago. for llnnoes. Iowa ane
Msr. STw.axu Mann, St. PAUL. fer Minnesota
". =. PEARNK, Agent for Scott county .oAes
n. a. corner Brady and I'd s,s.. Dass9oese sUwe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
THE CITY.

Foa Catarrb buy full pint bottles Of Wsl-
cots Annihilator, in white wrappers. II
Welcetl's Pain Paint 10 also ia white wrap
pers only. Sold at Druggissa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

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QgNrn eVssts az h<rpIss, : Acviist. -
psuo& p-si-s sts.sjtss sos-.i inylsolsssAs
Qsoo1 pcssessss .s.i.Ig ~. -gsLs.iExov
~, o9eOa the s.csnssh afvv ss ssf-esf cod fhss
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- Glsss Jsr sfsfy ysoss 81 fcs fEtykesis ~
o4G. pts An ms .si,sg eriits On W irjai'tps
oee0 81 ebHcs, wi.a -.ss sss zoni9H .sss4 stss'.
~, ogsr y.RA Arsr.s wa ~ ADD
\Ds. =. a.. AtRcfY sYsy CO., y j
rlS(1MO 1ELS.
vnss ~. kAsrsr. Ezf,ftp .Hce-r..Ss
- u. J. EsoAk.
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hess si~s. ~ .. ias ssrssis fur ,.les
Rhy ssi.s D A-n.s: isse, ~ dsshs supply =
...sr j. 70, psiiA :. n II. State Psiss..
SeeY rus cs.ry Est1:.rra 6A<rss ltL,snAsr YM
- HAnsc., Cosryt rtrrsrrNrn, ia.i NJ q s,.d
= NA""A"' ''s ''s's''- " - 4, e, .,,oss .,.'.
AClsaevpApI ITrsnscxv-oss nkx ov Asissoss
earse ny sreihl| and WssAH ir .svv6vAn2
ksvL ". ssoGn Axsa,, Ee.ss.D Ssa,oS. Pa
Faon sss/beaen HsADeuas7sss La, NA-s.
Aass estna fArfv ks< ps.sds 81 49, "a j ~enshs "
eslss Dr Barion's Asias,s sad ~ !. Gt.e.e l.
Tne/ rnn eorvurrs ncss JorkstL rAlSasss
- esed sssas ne iate pieasue r sr"s smes4Na ~
sAIuf rsoAsu. :. I. siiSgR EdiosA
= eoa GALE ~ AL DeUoessrs.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

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= 70 s. sivsysrSisSis. TSsy i've raised The high
est ee1nso6stion if6n 81, aaA Win slWals rsa
dessatisdeties. 50. ceees:
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

MUSICAL CoNvExTIsH.-Ths singers and
friends Of music. in favor Of helding . Mu
sical Convention in this city, under the
direction Of Mr. H. r. Palmer. Of Ohicseo,
are invited to meet t,>morrow (Friday)
evening, at the Bartis Opera H,uss 1t 7
o'clock.
RACE CaAScRs for al are no~ TO bs had
Tor price At Sam. Perry's Clothing En-, 30
rum. where an immense stock Of goods are
to be sold At the very lowest market figure
Those Whe wish . suit from Ne. l cloth,
fret class style, can get Il on first trial at
Sam. Perry's, As Brady street.
BasAkiSo WrSDows-Ths ysung timer.
ant rascal, named Shelley, who has been 10
jai twice sncs his arrival 10 the city-two
weeks ago, vas ozaia crested this morn
ing. for breaking through the window
the saloon On The corner Of Rock Island
and Fourth st -ssts. The deed was dsns
ssm.sims during the night, either On &C.
count Of natural easssd dnsss, o. for robbery.
lie viii soon bring up At work for the State.
~
Y. p. X Il. TIxs TABLEs.-We have
received from Webster Snyder, Esq., Gen
sral Superintendent U. p. r. r., tims
table, and sche duls Of distances between
Omaha and Wahsatoh. This latter point
10 966 miles from the Missouri river. Five
trains leave each Of these places daily. The
table 10 full and explicit, showing the Gus
tonasy sstsrpiias Of Mr. Snyder. the
indsfstigabls Superintendent.
OnIxsxs' Aslrms. Committee sp.
pointed At the citizens meeting held at the
Council Chamber on the evening efshs 10th
inst, hereby give notice that the adjourned
meeting for the discussion Of The city debt
matter will be held at the Court House, on
Monday evening, 18th inst, at y o'clock
s's:: I: 9. p;::.':,. s::.,; . Committee.
GEO. z. WooD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

A l.rnbsrmeu 1 Manufa ..ussr'b Rail
Wy % np,ny has been organised u
Duhuq ie $50, 900 capital to afford lum.
bsrm'n ani manufacturers along ~ risss
back Of Like Peoria to Esele Point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
FINAL DECISION.
County Creditors Of the
Old NJ. g. Nj. II. r.. Re-
cover over S65O.OOO.

The case Of The O. II. /. 4 p. r. R.. et
al " Mark Howard st al, being an appeal
from the U. 3. States Circuit Court fer
Iowa, Or perhaps better known - Mark
Howard esal W, The Trustees Of the old
n. 4 N. h. r. Co.. fer over $3.50, ,O0e,
being part Of tho purchase money Of the
read whom It was transferred to the O., Il.
I. / =. B. r., vas decided in Che U. s.
Saprsns Usurt on Monday lAss. In this
decision he desrss Of tina Circuit Court
Was affirmed.
The following is statement Of the case
In 1895 the NJ. I n. r. Il. Co. we're in 4
Bankrupt condition, various siasses oi
mortgage, creditors esfs Threatening to
fore:less, ssd The c. + R.t1. Go. we're de-
sireus Of purchasing the n. 4. n. R. R.
After . sseiss Of msseings Of parties repre-
ssnsing the NJ. + n. read, the msrteaging
crslloss asd the q. 4 r. 1. s6Aa, i was
agreed that. the road should b sold under
foreclosure proceedings. and in considsra-
lion. ef the ssookhvidsss Of ths7 Ma n
road making no resistance. they were e
reserve 10 per cent. On their stock, for the
payment Of which the aasant sf eS69. 400
VAS placed in the hands Of truslses ID New
York.
The counties Of Scott, Mussatins end
Jshassu, and the cities of Davsspert. Mus.
catias and Iswa Oity had Issued bssds to .
large amount to aid in: the construction.
which bonds vsss pae in the market and
sold With IN abseluts gusrantss ef pay
ment Of principal aud interest By the n. 4
n. r. r. Co.
There bends and the istsrsst, ths various
cities ssd countiss had kiled 70 psy, end
Howard. Weber. ard sthsrs hslding large
jpdgmsnts asainst thsss sounties aad ei-
ties brought this suit against the trustees
Of the road 70 ssejest Il to the pa1nsnt Of
their judgment ssd the guaranty, claiming
that - ips>avVit sospssstits could not
distri6ats dividend aasns iis stschhs)ds
sss aasil ito debts were paid. The si1s ~,
argued in the Soprsns Osart sy Geek 4
Drury, Of this city. asd Hen. james Euott
Of New York City, for appellants, and by
Judge Grant and Hen. Jne. N. Rogers, o.
this city. for the county and city creditors
Piper, the famous Iowa forger, has r..
ceivsa . afres ticket for srssidss Of eight
yesfs IN y public Institution in Vermont.
s.sThs eiisOr Of the Dallas Gazette feels
isurousAgsd. He ssys: ''In the East one
might ts.sel.a'i dAy ~ the care end no
sss bAbJ passssgsss -Csnisg mp ffsn
Dss Nytpss TO De Sate tAs ether day y,
sssd>ssa blight iafants soisg vest. Thi
illssGrstss eur rspid iscfsaes 10 popula
tiee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
Royal wakaux Powder.

Royal Dalklag Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
OF il. aud take no other. II is . decided
improvement over any other.
DE. n. M. Shssrer, sf Cslumbss City,
has received An appointment as assistant
surgeon in tho regular army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
JE WELN Y.
IL "E1Wvs
Silver Ware.
Jewelry,
Watches,

Tho 1lnest selection .
Tea Sets. Coffee u1rns, lee
Pitchsrs, Walters, Dinner
and Breakfast Casters, cake
Baskets, Vases. Card Re.
ceivors, Epergnes, Berry
Dishes, etc., or New and
Beautiful Des1gns, espec.
tally adapted for presenta.
tion, can he found at the
Store Of
G.. j. LOOMS.
"a vIELE'0 BUILDING
Second street. uAAer NoweooD
mo0oo,
We have = large assort.
lncnt of the Choicest Nov el.
ties in silver. Plated w are,
manufactured and guaran.
tced BY these nrms Whoso
reputation stands tho high.
est in tho United States.
Z SELL Low!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

IMPORTED BRrsnRs.-Thc himsey, ill.,
made brushes which arc used in SO many
departments Of labor and art, are often .
source Of much trouble. time, and expense
TO their owners. 1t 10 seldom that they are
found so perfcstly made that they will
stani constant use fo- very long period
and for the benefit Of those who wish q
superior article, we take pleasure in calling
thu attention Of tbs trade to the card ol
John K. Hoppel, New York, manufactprer
and irnor;sr. He has been established in
this business since 1914, and began BY
making all his work in the best manner
possible, aud rs natural consequence, has,
during these years, established an sxcellen,
reputation for all goods Of his manufacture
In proof Of this, silver medal has been
awa,ded y the superior excellence Of
his Ile a'so deals extensively in
toilet GUl'OD0f brushes. TO those Of the
trade who wish to procure finished work Of
tho very best material, and we'll made, ~
can cordially recommend this house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Liabilities. including
amt necessary to
safely reimburseall
ou tstanding riske.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
B,snoP Les AT DuBUQus.-Ths Herald,
in speaking Of the lecture Of Bishop Lee
reeently delivered in that eitv. says:

10 epeakt1e u tue Iecturs " DIsuoF 1ss'
recently delivered in that city, says:
4 fhss lislingsisns4 Laws peeiaas de.ivsrsl his
IetsarS o. ''four through Europe" - lasgs
ard highly entertained audience, last evening.
in julien Hail. TIE speaker commenced with
his sea voyage from New York 10 the lriss
cot 81. carried his audience step by step through
Ireland, Scotland. England. France and Sviss
erlsnd. ~ far - Bsrue, and bringing TO their
view the missters. abbeys, castles. .tombs, ruins
lakes. battle fields aud classe apstf Of those 10.
teSesting countries. The lecture Vas happily
conceived, we'll carried out. esd photographed
vheshe ssd 4 ssula hsss bssa stbsessiss thas IN
structed and eutsrsaiasd lt wes worthy Of III
object for which Il wss delivered, M 90 aear(
Of praise 10 due 10 those who were the eeeasioG
Of its delivery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Someshlng about shat o1oo, ,Oo0
Fortune In TeXa0.

Sesneshlng aheus shat o1oo, ,ooo
Fortune ia Texas.
We don't see how Flakes Bullssin, pub
lishsd at Galveston, can, with malice afors-
thought, spoil the sensation Of Davenport
lady falling heir to t1oo, 900 fortune, but
then we suppose il 10 way the papers
dewn 10 that semi-civilixed ceuntsy have
Of doing things. Here 10 the article:
A lady in Davenport. Iswa, has suddenly
discovered that shs 10 one Of the heirs ef
some large landholder who died in fsxas
years age, and she becomes the ewnsr in IN
lntsrsst worth enly enc hundred thousand
! dollars. She has placed the case in the
haads Of lawyers whs ere going . work to
obtain her inheritance. There is one ad-
vantage The case poss ses over the gfsat
land stealing case reported from Miseouri
recently, and that 10 that the land in which
| she c,sims an interest, is still at the same
| place, where Jsha McAullen (not Aullsns)
obtained tho grant therefor.
| Il lies between San Auter 10 and the Nedi-
No river, near Ca .troville, aud 10 one Of the
lovlisst tracts Of land in the world ,smeunt-
ing 70 30 900 acres, Of the richest sell, With
good water, timber, &c. 1t was . grant
originaily given 10 the mission Of San Jess,
but bsca0s extinct lsng ago end was
secured BY NcNullsn, an old Emprssaro in
Texas, whilst the country vas : part Of
Coahula and Tsxsa. .The land Was located
upon spd divided up By surveys in 1888,
and has been in litigation for yeafs kut
uevsr in the courts Of Judge watrons -
The unfortunate possessor Of this inheri-
taues would do we'll to consult some others
than the lawyers Of Davenport before she
expsnds much msnsy on the adventure. but
| II she h young and handsome, ID may cid
her materially in hsr spsoulatisss, bot do
| not attempt to investigate the case on The
ground, until she has succeeded In her
schemes, ~ disappointment hss hsrstofors
befallsn others in the search after Texas
lsnds 70 which they claimed heirship.
Two years sse, man prstending to bs
one Of the hsirs Of Bird Lockhart, the law
yer, Of Dswiths Csleny snd whs died thirty
yeara ego came Tut to this lefty to lsok
after The immense trasts lsft bp The decsss
Cd survsyoe, to find that all the direct and
lineal heirs had sueeesdsd 70 his estate end
| divided it out years before, to the exclusion
Of The enc Who WAS now seeking il, hs b..
| ing enly thirty second cousin. ! He vent
back wiser II not richer man 90 It 10
Mkely TO bs With The IowA lsdy. McNul>
len died having family ofhis ewn whe in.
heri,ed oil his right to land, bot the slsssa
league grant had long before bsen decided
seainst him, ssd be had none oft to leave
| to bis heirs NO help for yeu but . sell eut
| il you gst but . part Of the 10000. o.
marry On the strength Of it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

NorHIxo MANLY ABour Ir.-Lsst night
several young men, oil Of them capable o
better things, we're engaged 10 annsyinr
the Temperance organization, that meets
every Wednesday evening in their hall a
the corner Of Brady and Fifth streets
Dsss one Of them feel proud Of the feat ol
standing around the entrance and hooting
stamping and otherwise insulting thos,
Who passed them on their way to the hall :
Suppose you dent like the organization o,
its members. thsre can be no satisfaction ir
such conduct. Think Of il boys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Teal Assets. includ
ing Stock Nctes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Amount Of Stock
Notes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

0svs Hsso IA cold is often thought 10
be toe tri1ing matter to claim immediate
or serious attention until it gsts such hold
on the lungs as to imperil the life Of the
ceusumptive patient--thcn and not till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, when I.
often comes too lsts; what foolish negE
genco We say We say when 25 cents will "a
20 far As to cure Cold, Cough, Sore Throat
Hsasssnsss. Asthma, 10. hesitate not Ia
60 to druggist and invest that in bottls
Of Nsdsms Putss's Cough Bsisom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Capital III och paid up
10 Cash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
0AS01g 1gloe's NOtlce.
IN Danlxrupacy.

oAso1gAoe's Notfce.
II Bankruptcy.
pusnIcs % Iowa, o.
A D.ysspsrt o. the 10th dsy Of February. 4.
D. 1859.
The psdsreigosd hereby aivss nstise Of hia
appeistnsnt q Assigsee Of tharlss ?. PfsiGsr.
ef Clistsn. n the ssusty Of Chutes, asA State
Of lewe, within said DiGsriet. whe bee bssn ad-
jud gs1 bankrupt upsn Ais evn petition BY the
District Oeuft ef SAID Distinct.
fsbll-lw-ths Joss " 0nRsx, Assigoss.
A0e1gneOso Notice.
HD DaAhfapsey.
Dissalcf % Iowa. @,
A. oavsspsrs, on the ~ day Of Fsbsuast. 4.
D. 1859.
The ssdsrsigssd hereby gives ssaiss sf Nj
appsistosst . Assigass ef 0esege Aoefe.s.
ef !shneea Cecaty, asl Staas q lew. vtths1
s.ia Di..riet ~ Vi. he g. s1lsAe.a ssss; e;
CeC,t 81 said Distriss r''''.' y
sbllAw-tsu JON ~, 0nsnH. Asgielse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
Megemaa's lsenulao Coa Liver
OIL.

Oar Cod Liver Oil 10 warranted pure
NEwFeuNDLAxp OIL. II has steod the test Of
twenty years experience. and can be relied
on cyery particular. Its superiority over
that prepared on our own sea ehere is
shown BY the numerous cures psffermed
BY It when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. The uniform good quality
Of our OIL has given it the preference evsr
the nunssous brands in the market, aad
has e!icitsd the highest commendasiohs
from eminent physicians. Manufactured
by Hsgemsn , Co., Chemists and Drug
gists, asd sold by Druggists. isT
CuArrEp HANDS AND FACE, Soar LIPs,
DC. cured at once by the use Of Hegemau's
Oamphos Ice With Glycsrins. keeps hands
soft in the celdest weather. See that you
get the Gsuuins. Ssld BY Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

T ADlEs' BOOKS. re-
1Itsrson's uarper's, Put.
mans and all MAgasinss
Harper's Dasaa- frank
Leelis's and every new
paper, Pamphlets. &c.
bound In any style at
the bindery ef
0Rl00S. WATSON
. DAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
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veto of the Copper Bill.


The President, on Monday week, returned
20 the House Of Representatives, with his OBJ
.iections, The bin regulating the duties on i'm
ported copper and copper ores" fan increase Of
from fifty to seventy per cent? His reasons
are briefly and fureibly stated while i'm
pairing the resources Of the government, it i'm
poses an additional tax upon an already over
burdened people, who should not be further
impoverished that monopolies may be fostered
and corporations enriched.
Legislation can neither be wise nor just
which seeks the welfare Of single interest at
the expense ard to tie injury Of many and va
ried interests, at least equally important and
equally deserving the consideration Of Con-
gress."
! Other reasons are given with equal force, but
these are sufficient 70 show the injustice Of th'
proposed measure.
I This veto, like tho others, "will stand thu
scrutiny Of talents and Of time" as John Quin'
cy Adams remarked Of another document
when assaled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-04
A Scene.

On Monday last Mr.. Schenck tried to rush
action in the House on the bill falsely called a
bill "to strengthen the public credit" and
moved to suspend the rules to propose COM
mittee Of conference on the disagreeing votes
of the two Houses.
Mr. Butler objected.
Mr.. Spalding, lOhio,) who had the floor on
miscellaneous appropriation bill, declined to
yield for that motion.
Mr. Schenck. Very well want it under
stood by the country that it is on the objection
Of the gentleman from Massachusetts, that we
cannot get at that bill.
Mr. Butler. And want it understood by
the country that the gentleman from Ohio can
not get at that swindling brokers bill on the
objection Of the gentleman from Massachusetts,.
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