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, 1869-04-01
TIE NICKEL EUIEANCE.

The House Of Representatives. have passed
= bill for coming &C, COG, ,ooo ot additional
nickel copper ccnts, and three and Avs-csut
pieces, They are to be from t@enty-shres
to twenty-five per cent Of nickel, and to be
legal tender up TO ffty cents The usual
Congress report contains No intinAtion Of
any provision for redeenSng this sebased
and almost worthless coinage, 10 as t. keep
it on Level escn with our Deprecated pa
per currency. We, therefore, iufoz that no
such provision is made, and, assuming thR
inference to be correct, we are compelled
10 denounco the whole measure as an uu-
vanished swindle, uncalled for by
anv public necessity and un-
worthy Of a government that elairns to be
guided by principles Of honesty or policy.
T1casurerSpinner, in his lAst report, showed
that the existing nickel tokens have no
actual value corresponding to their nominal
eum; that they accumulate, therefore, in
hands Of small retailers, Of appls-women' '
newzmen, fs1y companies and Postmas.
ie,s; that these send them on for Eedeup-
ton in greenbacks To The Treasurer Of tne
United States, and that he is prohibited hy
, 1869-04-01
SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME

o.rhans' Home met at the Asnley House, Rloom-
1HnstoeP on In9r,y ID X ass Hon Anson MILLER.
There we're present Hou- Anson 8. Miller, Col
onel George T: Allen; Jesse A Wilson, Esq, J. ".
Pennail Esq.. and Colonel james u. nearisiey. a.
After the reading Of the minutes the rules Wese
suspended and the plan for barn and out-outld-
tngs submitted b1 Colonel Dnser was approved
The Binding Committee was authorized 70 nd
EsTtiee for proposas tor furnishing gaa apparntaa
The question Of opening the new lont WA dis-
cussed at considerable length By the members,
and, after Aae eonsids.as1on. The following Tesoia-
K..ar.1i That the 1lln.is soldiers' 3rohsn., Home
b pahelx oI~ard md dedis:;c. II Nor1al- On sona
nni.er hertan nam,d, '4NN1-1 - 'se 'pe'aA' e"n'-
~: .ass.ss;ss s!sss,s 1, qasA ss T.;
critsn and rrtabllthInrnt be respectfully Invited 70 d.
R..irrl Th.f J;.se 4. Wilson. John ". Snyder. .na
Wn- A. Penn.lL ec Conmitsees Of A!71nsencnts %
Iua1s ~ pssdG1 PREPARATIONS fos tho dedicatton cs
K..i.sa n. - eosna..es: =. N s.zy 5ay. ha.
sse e Il, 's@ i ,ke Gr+s. q r. ID I'd
anS pt1tede.,e :hs1esn r.. s
foregoing resolutions u b. rahtished >1''
Al ins1tsuoni 10 ne board to attezd tho deties-
Island, On the 9TH day Of april. was received, ac-
etpsed and ordered 10 be paced on die.
On motion Of Mr. wilson. the board proceeded to
elect ofneerb for the new home.
The following Is llst of TIE officers elected.
Mrs 8 I. ohF, Of Springfield, Superintendent
NJ H. u. LeepeE, OF Normal, steward
Hlss Emma Plumber, OF Rock lslaud; Miss Cl1ra
=. Watts OF SornA; Miss Mary E Hughes, Of
Springfield: aud Miss Carrie Fountain, OF Rock
ford tenchefh. = -"
Ii. J. Sweeney, Of Normal, phyncian,
Louis Engier, OF Hellev1ltc, }anisor.
Robert ShaheE. OF Bloomington, Eafieuer.
number Of the employees now ID the Temporary
home were, b. resolution Of the boarl, retained
The salaries ot all otacess and employees vere
dfed ~ the board.
We learn th8t the citizens OF Bloomington and
NORMAL contemplate giving grand banquet to the
visitors On the occasion Of the opening OF tho
Institution,
, 1869-04-01
A Miner Shot.

Frrm the Helena tlfoa.aao) P1s, Rdreh
On Tuesday evening Two miners, named SaMue!
Mitchell and A. Tul1ey. were n Hnas
Is called e tear,f' n GuIunvlte- During the
ere ming they entered the house Of CnlnA wasn-
man, FAMED Sang Lee, BY breaking IN ne aoos,
and v bile b the house upset the hoFe aao os1el-
wise demoran1ed the household 1nthl1re, tnen
len Returning again shout the ho4E o. n4l-pass n
ii. the ChinaEan followed AncneH OUT
Of the house, both ru1ntnSt and afpuaa E
The rrsy. and both stopping. aoos was ne3io
nred and Mitchell fell, e1c.a1nlny. ain sno. I'VE
man TrTneI fan %, examined Mitchell, but could
1nd no wound Mitchell Then proposed 70 80
no1ne ID hl6 IofKtng house 1heI both walked over
tn fne door. frpn which point TuFneJ went home
snd Mttche eute1esi complained Of betng cold And
80 ra,t to bed By his feuow-iod2efS, noan OF
nam Knew he w8s anot Yesterday morning
.he1 farrui MIN IN his bed cold and stark In deaths
sin;ni,er Cpou examination pool OF blood
~aa fonnd beneath the couch A man Wis
ses,,tehed for the Coroner, Dnke, who i11n1e-
d'.fsiT nrnceejed to the scene and empaneiIed
49, yhsrh Afsef due elimination and de1tber1-
I'm rrrrrueI the following yeFslIct: Thxi the
aserased Samuel Mitchell, came 70 his death from
hot ard, II Il supposed from revolver In the
h,nGs NJ Sanc Lee, who was arrested and CON-
,,:,ttei to await the seston Of the grand j1EJ,
Ehich meets on Monday next The soove facts N
r.Esrl to the manner Of the death ase the STATE
mrnts cf rhe man TuInet, and Under the cir
cumstances. should be received with proper anow-
ance. II looks very suspicious, Md While We
Fould avoid injustice 10 any human oetne. He aIe
moi prepared to express an opinion a. 70 tne ooe
Of Tits fearful deed
, 1869-04-01
UPS AND DOWNS,
Strange VtcIssttudea in the Life ol
General sherman


General sherman.
Strange indeed arc the ups aud dovns OF life.
~ Me S sannot 1Gdss bJ appea.snee The ytc'ssisudes
The Leavenro1h Kanszs, EostrHeretai tells
NJ following story about the life Of General sher-
on the nrss day Of Jaauazy. 1853. tire.
lANyers formed copartnershtp IN thIs CITY.
and opened m once in the second story of Z
~ tS'tsnS Ma o4 sIame 9aid,nx On :e est Dds
streets Sherman, Ewing L HcCook," 20 rad
Re ngn. William r Sherman, hLs b1othe7-tn-iav,
Dan AeCook. tatterrard morthlly Wounded II
kelesar, Nhl1e leading his bngnde, constituted
the Inn Ewing daooled largely IN real estste 1t
Cook attended chiefly to the court business md
Sherman was lefI 70 DO the nonors Of the once.
There "captain Sherman" shone ~ al hls glory.
smoky stove, he talked by the hour to his f1e1.dS
Who Eahttuauy loa.ed about the ONCE Eyrr1
bod! liked Captain Sherman and she1zraa lsed
lie WIS good salker, and velJ entertaining.
He never sried but one case. That was m se.
t non o. q ekst@ens S9 before Squire Whitney, who
Of Stcond and DelxWare. Colonel 3. wss ror
plasntta: sherman lof the defence Sherman sos
9aal5 tesse RI 3 Toana S,. hin ". and WOUND dt1n
After the Wa1 rhe General ws1 a1taau he ever
hea, ne u 70 pieces IA thas L.. sutt In The af,e9-
How was that z"
Tou see II VAS an ac11on for possesa.on., Nv
client .as POOR irish1aan who had leased ii
rett-hence the action After We ~efn bsaten
before the Jusuce, we immediately senred tho 1of
aaa&int1g, M u M night my cues.s moved nla
Sherman soon became dtsgusted With tha Inv
The partnership ha'i lasted bus = couple Of
Louisiana state Ailit1ry 5cnool Which ns niaafT T
accepted.
, 1869-04-01
FRANCE
The Ernneo-HefFian Difficu1tY-mil-
itnry YcnrntnEs-Thc Empire Frc-
pared for War.

The Ernneo-HefEian Difficu1tY-mil.
itnry YcnrnipEkLThc Empire Fro.
pnrcd for War.
Paris {4arrh 11) Correspondence at thz LoH3on
Nor ming {sat,
The foreign Ministers accredited to the Court cl
Napoleon Ill never rcmnln long without some
thing TO occupy their anxious as1e.tion. The
reign Of the present Emperor has been crowded
with Important eyenta ard an Impression prevails
among dplomAtistn that the world has not seen
the last act Of drama which has brought Us up to
tatlcau Of France armed for War, and not on the
be*t OF terms With ! powerful neighbor. In
oEcta circles tus9 now there re.gns = certain
minds Us 81 the period wnica succeeded the Lux
embu1H d.ncuty-w!tn this difference, however.
that France Is armed and prepared 10 strike If
doneI The Beletan railway question, the French
Minister accredited q Brussels Is seen n the
Tuileries and Al The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs,
credited 1t lar,s NJ len fot DFnssels:
meanwhile the peoples newspaper, inspired
y the government, Is publishing articles
Senate and. chanoers N ever. continental
court there IA ''uiutssy party" and tust now
there relsns yeu powerful one s: the Court Of
Prussia has insulted france by refusing the de-
nanded compensation which snc astel for
when Prussia annexed and made herself what she
Is too near the frontiers o1 France. Soones Or
lAseF \ oonnlet must tAse place between France
md Germany, and ne present moment @ sui would
prepared lar war; the finances Of France
nsnoIe, n Sp1d eonaee on .na asese ~
diseon1entcd with P1usslan ru!e. Tnder saen ctr-
cuustanccs SapoleoQ III. is invited BY eincuu-
ea .na 9Sss neps ss5 By ps.5s
nee.ins men md bette7 poaaeiaas diseo1er many
eoer sf WEI Ens nv Ta1S taat
dek6c need not add Is not likely to Be Known.
Al. We learn Isom kusaoris! Is a son q con.
! al the present miii,ai! Strength Of inpertA
france; IN fact wh1t the Emperor said IN his LAST
speech from the throne. Accompanying this sts:e
arc known, nltpost without exception, to favor
peace, whilst the feeling amongst the Masses Is pa-
clncc- But Il Is not duacu1t 70 imagine h2E easily
national pride might BE- exc4ied y he Enpe:ot
calling nPon frcnchmen To follow him 70 the
| the kline There Is the army, The edecEtye OF
eoo ooo and 800 guns. there Is also the senpss-
Another esea. which engages the attention q
diplomacy, Is the departure Or The Cneyatjet Ster7
n Z a. q tas Ss as s e
len r.r.s On important badness-oa nLssIoa
again. Aostftan diplomacy u saying: ak Gous-
efnt~<n'l Autri:A4a eards sns ~ stfAa1 a1es
Ia sse*.i,n & son.ss:4sen ~ "a de1< eanjsatrs .strse
ran du sat" HAS Ans1rtA then been
nr,tsd By French diplomacy otoctal'y aad eoaa.
tons and war: AL these indications and event.
arc put tosether by forrsSn ensp5s }ast nov. aad
form material ior anxiety. Then, again, he Dc
Gus complications The Emperor his discovered
that although be can command nA}oEtics In tns
cnaEaoeFa his policy Nth ssstd p,, 70 u.
eoadsuned. Z 7ae as deas1.s q TIC Cham
bers have tn1own sasaedoa o. other branches Q
, 1869-04-01
The Cure Of EydFoph obfa-

The following a.ticls from The :, nsxspsp oLa La
~ the most arupIe remedies for hydsurhohsa, be-
snr al he came ume preventive and curative The
Br. ETnissoti being called to assist mbtect Of
hydrophoba She spproean n ~ IN ~ ss5G es q
Ssvndteyrhitf vet with the saliva Of the DYING
g. he @ 15sr qsses .ae Ct q s as
W. ~ ns troIneitateT coznlzant OF his thoughtle-
sns ne pfqsss co.a xfn asea ns II 1as +.
lssEhIJ lssesI1J5, ntmseif urh water *Belevtnxs' aays
make it's appearance Until ne av;,an,s to1ae;n y
1ay. and having msny patients 70
Ssit pui o taxing my remedy from ~ ~, % aai
tha1 L. the steam hatn. On ne nnIa NJ eaI 4 Ht
throat and = s:in greater one IN ny eIeA "
~ fs Fet a. teSSsss sSgsT 1s shst q pso
tg1nns hetrht. or thst b. nokttnK on 70 H!naoM
ms soaa sas. nyssa Y q NE s r. Could count
svr,1 - nns Of them without seeing them; ~ moata
Ha;ered conkttot,J; he isFzeasaoa easeo " e''E'
, 1869-04-01
Admission of Negroes In the Unl-
tuFfnn Theological Schools.

In the Unitarian Conference n Washng+on
teeomuon Wa Aopted recognizing With pIeas,,rn
mat coiored man has entered the ctass nf Neats
Tlne laeoloa1cal school, md trusting thas other
denotnadonA schools Win be provided Vii Tith
cololeo s*u0en!A The ADORE EaA . aubstituts Tar
tEt ~. nne,ed " TIC Rev, Nj. Chile setttr1
10TH taat q the Neatsi1le Theological SeRooi tss
opened iss doofa to the negro, admtttne 6im t. al
rs Pr1E1legss1 and that ii Etying the neoTn - the
HaUe privileges a4 the Nhtfe5 II Ras M
~ Np1fS shown tta faith in the Chrfst,ar21
~ y Solast rather than in the spuytous
tss,M thsn1,lsuaaiI OF caste and race, aud
.aa1 He tender our heartfelt thants for is nohlo
I'LL aiso InaS the bzme school has admitted wo-
Men % AZ ne prtsiseges Of the Institution In ia
etasseA, thereby taxing the Lead n our denotnlns-
1uu ~ 2 tne good work Of educating women far
~ m!nsu3 and proving It's faith In the Affirmation
tA4t tnflst 1esus e neither nAie nor female and
ettenon8 thanEs to the school for this timely Ac-
1on otsa Ana pledging hearty support. There VA
dooI8 before and also that there ~eEc other schools
which had Admitted colored people He thought
that a. they t8d admitted negro, probably the
dsst one applying, that th2aks were due to the
Rev Mr. Chairman favored both resolutions, but
tuition.
Rer. NJ. Ware doubted the expedteney o, psss-
ing tht fesoIQnnn, &nd suggested th15 tha Boston
aenool DC mcfuded BE did not Ike the ting In the
nlgf RESOLUTION It other denoutuatloEa
hes. ~. Israel sald thxt he would fote 8galn8t
aenotn1n1aon had committed ttsen To The H8hts Of
kne Soloted 1ce md the rights Of worasn HedA
not Ike either to sAy that the Xca3yue school h1d
I1st become Christian school AMpn& the n3x-
t1a proposed to the conference u tho building OF
metropolitan church IN this dtJ.
, 1869-04-01
MUTTERINGs OF THE THUNDER.
The Vigilance COMMITTEES. ConsolI.
dntfnE-Thieves and Murderer
Must bo Brought to Justicc-A
Meeting Last Evening.

F,urn the stte York Sun, Ma,eA q
Weeks ago the Sun Informed Its resders that
ters initiating the formation Of Vigilance Commit
cts In The Filth, Ninth and Fifteenth Wards had
cen taken. Other journals sneered at the reyela-
on. and denounced It as an unlounded story
the Sun rcasserted Its information, and
within three wefkH neaf!y every newsps-
FER in the city acknowledged Its truth, and
printed long leaders on tho subject In
he meantime the secrcr conc!ave At The Aanhst-
an Club WIS held, and q determination to purge
he Democratic party Of the fun1anly element con-
rolling its primary meetings resulted in the
peedy conviction OF Real, The sentence OF noso-
Hous thieves to Sing Sing for years, md the may
Eura;ion o! an internccinc war against Sheriff
who lei the movement wAs threatened, but lie
faiiesed not, aud dealt out Justice With an iron
h1nd
The Vigilance Committee, however, still con-
t1nued to hold It's meetingh The organization
increased In nambers nniu 1t embraced
nc ''oy 81 INC the afus y the St1
inily sr.c. ehroncletl its movements, but its re-
ports were generally regarded - ncruouA RE
ly overlrawn. The meetings were held a. stated,
tho thieyes and politicians endeavored to fathum
s MI ,hy
their names were presented for rncmbersntp.
None but men Of uusposted character we're ad-
Thc organization Is NOW on arm basis Il Is
Proposed, II Necessary, 70 show hand within a
ward societies met bJ appointment last evening,
to consult over the case Of "Rcddy the DiacE-
smith," alias fnrle1. whose recent robbery and
Threatened m.s'e. q JsFssyman, At his dsu q
Sun. 1t Was reported that q Job had been put
M by the politicians for the purpose Of clearing
saen n nxed, and that ~ he el"s *oaiI nd 4ed to1iay
citing I'D biiisr aebste iolloxed il Vas d ansiiy I
, 1869-04-01

nazJ mechanics snd lseerezz. vno eonstst9ts sae
bulk OF the popoisao1 Of sreat city, e1hinafed
fn s,Es cias 9 g ose5 en- nte g.
81 tenement, Whah rented Tor eight dollars pet
IN is11. Waa tie facrease less than 19o per cent
On tho ether hand. the advance In more e1pen.
siTe honscs was stiu G1eAtcr. nsesaStns oyer ls5
per month, anotner from rs to 500, and a third
frum IS to 3'a <aklnE the whole LIST which Is
said to reptest nj fairly the rental value Of The
the general adva1re In rents wAs over, 80 13l69
per cent in 1867 & compared with the rents paid
Tor the came tenenents IN 1854.
sstion ts, that rtnt4 in this district Of Phltsde-
pills, have advanced IN most undue proportion TO
The advance IN the value OF real estate- Thas the
Increase In the value OF the twenty-slx houses
enumerated was, n the aggregate, rum $s1 800
gold} IN ls6. to t0o, 80 currency in 1sdaan al.
In eight Jears ol IS per cent while the
during the samt period an average OF $50 per cent
In other words, the capitalist, owner Of houses, 10
cetses fu1n the laborng classes In the city Of Phil
grtsa, return for his investment one hundred per
cent KrtAtet than what wAs uetted to him on the
same Investment 10 !s6at II may be thai this e1-
tent BY increased taxes but that 1t l. 30 10 the full
extent ls not probable
Now, 1.-THE statements contained In this table
are true and the name and business standing Of
the gentlemen furnishing them Arc q Sufficient
guarantee that they Are, then II Il certain thAt Ia
yOnr district 1T least another Of the necessa1cs OF
labortnE claases for 20 small an advance on the
cost Of 1850 a. 30 per cent: and furthermore that
IN this respect, the poor Of your city lave grown
Ese ia1FeIy inc1eased eli thei1 laeomea susa 'n'snea
The oG1clM report Of the Guardians OF the
Poor the city Of Philadelphia also seems to af-
Of acquaintance With the topics Oh which you
have assumed to SPEAK with authority. Thus, Tor
, 1869-04-01
ILLINOIS,
T3iltS Approved by the Governor

Est1tS approved by the EoycEnor.
The following ts q list Of the btlls sgnei BY the
Governor since last report:
HaCsK BuI&
No. 81. Toineorporase the Cas'o St Pa,Escks
1850. An act to repeal an act entitled an act es-
tahlishing County Courts approved February II,
1s4s, and extend the Jurisdiction os the County
sspd
approved Feb. g. 1861 far as said act applies 10
the County Of Crawford
Of N act entitled an act provide for the erection
Of new State House, approved Fen ea, 1851.
81. An act to amend the charter OF the city Of
Sp GtnKn
sl2 An act to cnange and relocate part Of
county road leading iEom The town Of Cunhertanl
TO the town Of Westne!u, IN Clark County, Illinois
Also, to change and relocate . part Of the STATE
road leading from York, In Cla1f County, IlinoA,
to Ine :orn ef c9es G4a1' Illinois
incorporate the Ottawn, Uswegu i Fo1 River Val
leJ RallTosd Company:
establish q police force for the city Of East s.
Louis approved February 8. 1851.
1,oss. An set to authorize subscriptions mud do
nations 10 the capital stock Of the Western Unlon
= IL An ses e Incorporate the Dewitt County
Ill An acs to Incorporate the Peoples Bant, Of
, A 1st to amend Chapter q Of the Rer1sea
7an An act 10 amend an act entitled an act to
incorporate the Illinois Manufacturing Company,
approved March, ], 1857.
1,5'a An act to Incorporate the Republic Lie
Insurance Company Of Chicago
%. An act to incorporate the Peoples Bank Of
ST. An act to authorize the election Of throe
Justices Of the Peace and three Constables In tho
toTnsnfp Of PtxIey, Clay COUNTY, lfiiaol. is ..u.
Warehouse and Lean comnanJ. -
1sa An net to amend an aet entitled An act TO
n s ri e eHn tae seMn ot Seo
COT. An 8ct 70 tncorporte the town OF Clay city.
, 1869-04-01

oN1G@A AAC2I8Se Oh &R1Ae<3
ornt. -
Ii Is well Known that day-lahoE employed by the
United Stntes Government Is paid al the highest
rates Of the rnde and clAsa TO which 1t belongs
A recent comparison Of the wages paid In the
manufacturing establishments Of Lowell, MAsA
and Of the pT,ces Of articles Of domestic consump-
ton In The same locality, for the YesrA 1861 aud
1862 instituted and publtshed by the editors of the
Lowell Courier, also Affords the following re-
sulta:
In the Me,7imnek Manufacturing Company the
average H1vanee IN the wages paid in less-s, In
the aearttlns" department, oIuittlng oyersee1s,
vas @ per cent; in sae "spnniag" depanment, 81
cent; IN the wearing" department. s. per cent
In the repair ahop Of The game corporation the
eEagr advaute In the wages Of mechanics WAS 81
per cent; Of foverseers in MI the departments SO
per cent ..-.. ...
In dlrerest branches Of mechanical industry, In
the city Of Lowell, the advance In the wares Of
machinlsts, carpenters and hacksmiths Was - per
cent; OF stonecutttrs. 100 per cent; Of stone and
brict-maaorA, IS per cent
PKICES or CoMHoprTHi
The tdykaee, doring the came period. In the
manufacturing cities OF Lowell and lawrence, in
the prices ut commodities Is fully shown In the fol-
lowing table:
, 1869-04-01
PERSONAL


Hon E Clark, OF Iowa city. oneu y, 900 towards
adding NJ Observatory TO Iowa UnlyersIty.
Sir John lawrence, lAte ytoeroy Of lndla, Is To
be made q Lori
Alex II. Stephens b thought to be dying, IN
Augusta, Ga
Ere Fisk has determined TO import cheap English
vc1oc.pedcs TO run ont the expensive "uatires, :"
Senator Chandler has been recalled to Detroit by
the sudden death OF his father z-ln-,Aw.
Marshall o. Roberts has presented 10 Central
ratI hts etatue Of Columbus, BY Miss Emm, Steb-
btuA
Aiaa yonse, author Of the "ueIr OF Redc5ne,"
dcvotes tho major portion Of the profits OF bar
notels to Missionary onAlaughts upon the heathen,
Queen Isabella h1s received her Ic.els, votta OF
All, linen, etc-. from the Spanish government
hint that Hht nees1 not leave Paris
The Sheriff Of New York City has an Income OF
100000 year. The fees Of Ludlow street laii
Yield him $4,000 per annum.
The Prince 1mper1al1 birthday, March 10, was
Observed Il houdsy in all the public colleges and
schools In France.
during bis trial for completely In the murder OF
Prince Michael Of Scryia-
11of- Fix teaches German, Icelandlc, Swedish,
and Daulsh IN Cornell Tnlvcrsty, which Is the onlT
American Institution wherein Instruction In the
Scandinavian tongue Ia given
Captain Mcguire wife, who recently brought her
stck husbands vessel safely into New York harbor
haB received q 1000 present from tho under
Wrters.
Carlos Manuel Cespedes, the Cuban 1nsurgent
chiefta1u, Is In hts fo.fs-nfth year He ranked a.
the leading lawyer in Havana. On the commence
ment OF tho revolution he liberated all his slavea
most Of whom followed him to camp. The Cuhans
have great confdence In his ability and discretion,
and bis powess as leader Is, practically, un-
limited "
, 1869-04-01
THURSDAY, APRIL l, 1862.
COMMISSIONER WELLS LETTER,

= COMMISSIONER WELLS LETTER.
When the Hon. David 4 Wells, Special
2snmissioues Of the Revenue, published
last annual report it was fercely and
'rnaly assailed By Congressman Kelley, Of
nnsylvania. Mr.. Kelley msde his psinci-
attack upon that part Of the
->'n which showed that the aver
increase in the cost OF
rs since the rear 1850 had been IS per
~, while the average increase in the
,4Ses Of 1abozing men had been only so
= cent for unAkillesl and GO per cent for
led woranen- In other words, that the
.rlation Of Congress during that period
me had tended to make the rich richer
the poor poorer. This state of facts
proved BY IN elaborate compilation
statistics filing some twenty
8 Of the report These
stics Nj. Kelley affirmed we're "doctos-
manufactured md falsiAed by Mr..
= for the purpose Of showing that the
.ng tariff, instead Of raising the wages
sbosing men, had actually depressed
,, nnd left tie operative in less pros
IS condition than he Was before the
Wells has ran1iaa n hin ,,s,;,.o, :, .
.h;.h 49, 1at,,;s. - .,.a.~aa-. .A -. =
" "viil n. fonnd ~ ha = oarfsa.1r ,,..s u
l,;no md ;,o.;a;-a .s.-a~.s ~. -
.A,,t;oz. <,f Eallar .,a ~. I..,-s. ss M
n,.ntarr sv;da,oa -,o....s y" -
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