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PORT OF SEW yoRX, SEPTEMBER rs. 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Franc0n,a Bragg Portlapd-I + Ames.
Ship Royal Alexandra (Br) DennIns, LiverpooA
4 Co.
Ship Richard III, Wood, Savannah Evans, Ball Co.
Ship Melrose, Nel, ,Savannah--Nesmith 4 Son.
Bark John lIttiosen, Fickett, Gibraltar Malaga
Ray & Co
Brig Globe (Br), spicer Liverpool Whitney d Co.
Brig l. Meyer, Hicks Pernambuoo- A bbott.
Brig julia Carney, Colburn, Aspnwal Borlsnd Dear
born Il Co.
Brig Prairie Rose Low, EtZabethport--Geo II Brewer
Schr r Reypard, Huntey. Little Giace Bay--George
Brewer.
Schr Welcome Home (Br), Hunter, yarmouth-Crandar,
Bertaux Co.
sehr Sandy Hook, Rogers, Jacksonville Bentley, Miller 4
Thomas
Schr w Beebe, Lozier, Savannah-Evans Bail A. Co.
Schr Bay State, Seabury, Boson-S W Lewis Il Co.
Sclr Empire, Matthews, Stonington Ferguson 4 Wood,
Steamer Thompson, Moore, Baltimore.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace Phiadelphis
Steamer Anthracite. Green Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce. Phla1cpha.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM

REPORTED BY THE HERALS STEAM YACHrs
steamship Nevada tBr1 Green, Liverpool Sept a. and
steamship Herman Livingston cheesman, Savannah Sept
23 with mise and passengers to Livingston. Fox Co. Had
strong r winds to Haterss.
steamship South Carolina Adkins, Charleston Sept 32 with
steamship Louisa Moore sayear, Newbern NC 4s hours,
VS." Steamship ASemare BIseSwood Richmond. CITY Point.
and Norfolk With ndse and passengers, to the Old Do
Ship GhaneeIor SBr rs,,en Liverpool Avg ls with mdse
Had hne weather md variable winds to Sept H. lat
80 W. then encsuasred severe Storm sssnaids Sc and
fell from 1910 to $50 gale sbated the evening OF the
at ssE and hauling through sW BY the NV and NM
,opmsst stayss Barometer tell from 3o2o to as40
BARK sa,nuele la BOitons LIcA.. July 70, with brlm
,. and and spit lssfiieD ssil.
DC 10 Miller acushsoh Had heavy and Ne Winds shs
SsE ays sssa s5s il DAYS. with sugar
molasses and passengers 10 r T + Dwight Co. Had
sarS T' Sadie @ tof Boston, Sinclair G.ce Bay cB day.
S .o % s I Ss - o an a NJ a
lower inain!opsail and stsyssi, and shifted cargo
Christian Boro -vesse o b Sherman '''S''' "'' ~
ssSr ssSr jaGaa jann EsuiSa saSs hsMs Martin Virginia
sShr Msss.nk msrsGD s:t.oS v5spir yrrD,
Schr Sarah Purvis, Jones, Virginia.
Schr Excel, LudlaIn, Virginia
Schr j z Clements, Parker, Virginia.
Schr Belle X Hull, Drsko, Virginia.
achr Ann Tnyncr, Jones. Virginia.
.,chr Il II Clarke, Williams Virginia
schr q H Booth, Longstreet, Virginia.
Scbr W Nelson, Rose, Virginia.
Schr Julius Webb, Cranmer, Virginia.
schr Eva, Turner, Virginia.
Scbr NJ f Turner, Camp, Virginia
Scbr + X Bennett, French, Vrgiua.
Schr Exertion. Forbes, Virginia.
scbr X Bets Jones' Virginia.
schr Mary A WINS, Bodjne, Virginia.
Schr Rebecca knight Burton, Virginia
scbr Il II Jones, Nichols Virginia.
schr Hannah Champion, johnson, Virginia
Sod,r AlaLbea, Doherty, Virginia.
Schr n Nickes, Hughes, Virginia.
Schl Bxtpe Lon. sbeArsx. tmgiDlA
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BEA.NED WITH AN AXE.
a Desperate AArny in Jamaica-A Ne2ress
Assaults n CoIOrcd Sister With an Axe
Her skull Broken Rnd Death Imminent.

Assaults n CoIOrcd Sister With an Axe
Her skull Broken and Death Imminent.
In the village OF Jamaica there is probably the
worst class OF negroes 10 be found III
any part OF this state. They are Idle
and disconrteous and the majority OF them
th,eve for living, the proceeds Of their plumber
being wasted IN riot and dcbauchery. The arstocratic
classesssncourage them in this, Notwithstanding
The provisions of the excise law relative to Sunday
!rafc, the hotels saloons are thrown open with
much Indifference az though the sabbath was but
= day for riot and bloodshed and money making.
This fact s attributable TO the degeneracy OF the
local officials who are controlled by politicians
and cliques.
on sunday evening one of those whiskey brawls,
80 common on Sunday evenings, occurred IN
jamaica between two women OF col pr named GeOrgI
ana Rhodes and Phoebe Moore, alias Black Phoebe.
Both were under the influence or the ardent. Phoebe
seized All axe and struck Georgiana several blows,
one taking eject on the head making deep incl
sion lrocturng the skull and otherwise injuring
her. Sne would have Killed her on the spot but for
the timely interference OF some parties who heard
her cries. Dr. Hendrckson was summoned to dress
her wounds and has hopes OF her recovery
0cer Snedeker repaired 70 the scene OF The assault
md arrested Phoebe Who was committed by Judge
Snedeker 10 await the result OF Ceorgana's injuries
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THE Bull" mARoN STABBlsG ARRAY.

John Mabon the proprietor Of liquor store at
the corner of Fiuy.Ihrd street and First avenue,
ana better known by the name or "Bu' Mah0n,
from his ferocious looking appearance, was yester-
day arraigned at the Yorkville Police Court charged
with s,abbng Patrick Sanders In the eye
on Saturday night last. AS the wound
OF Sanders s not considered mortal Justice Coulter
accepted bail In $500 10 appear trial when wanted
On being discharged, Mahon made q counter charge
against Sanders and the latter's brother John SAN
ders, for bursting open The door OF his saloon, as he
alleges, TO compel him TO give them liquor. John
Sanders also gave bail, and he too was let go. This
rs probably The last Of the case, as II was drunken
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL. NEWS.

Letter from, Alexander ~. stephens in Reply
10 Attorney General Alderman.
Alexander II. stephens has written letter 20 the
editor OF the Georgia Constttutonoust in which he
essays 10 reply 10 remarks recently made BY Attor-
ney General Akerman touching political AFFAIRS IN
the South. The following concluding portion Of Mr..
stephens episte Will give an idea Of the tenor VI
his argument
This Cabinet uKase Of Mr.. Attorney General shows
nothing more clearly than the power VI the trS.s
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k!yGs COUNTY POLITICS.

Meeting Of the German Democratic Com.
mttee.
The Kings County German Democratic General
Committee met last night at their rooms, in Fulton
avenue. DR.. p. NJ. Nchtern presiding. After the
reading OF the minutes OF the previous meeting the
chairman stated the object for which they had been
called together. They had met he said. for The pur-
pose OF endorsing and ratifylng The democratic
State nominations and 10 make arrangements for
the organization Of German ward clubs in every
ward throughout the city, and also In the county
towns
Resolutions were then adopted heartily endorsing
Governor HOfrman's denomination and eulogizing
his administration In the most congratuaory terms
After addresses by General Koasley, Joseph strauss
and others the meeting adjourned.
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promulgated In the two volumes thus denounced
He ana has associates know and feel that by nothing
short OF suppression OF these truths, directly or
Indirectly, and the Oblitcration, III possible OF all
the great facts OF our history, can they bring the
pubic mind TO receive the doctrine attempted
10 be instiiled by him In hls Atlanta speech,
which amounts TO this, that the States OF
inns Union have no higher position in the
scale OF existence than mere legal corporations
Shades of Ames, Samuel Adams, Parsons, Ellsworth,
Hancock, Madison, Hamilton. Marshall Jackson,
Jefferson and Washington will not say that such
adoctrine ought TO be suppressed. but with all the
respect for high official position winch can com
mand, will say that the Attorney General OF the
United States. in putting forth such sentiments,
ought TO have bushed. II not for his own reputation
at least from a proper sense OF reverence for the
memories OF the iustrous dead. The union OF
these States nothing but union OF sort OF cOrpO-
rations. TO be fashioned, moulded, controlled and
shorn or their rights by and ut the will or the central
government. This "conlederacyo OF States, as
Marshall styled 1t on the bench OF the Supreme
conrt-this ''confederated republc,n as Washington
styled IL IN his message to the senate-ths 'union
OF sovereign MEMBERS" Jackson spoke OF II in his
inaugural address, according to the teachings of the
present Attorney General, ~ nothing but aggre-
cation OF corporations. Bare creatures OF municipal
most insldousy inculcated imperializing doctrine
II by the suppression or truth this doctrine can
established, then, indeed win be consummated that
most lamentable result which Hamilton thought
need never be feared even by the most vigiant and
Jealous gusHiIans Of popular rights, when he de-
cared in the convention OF New York, which rati-
fed the constitution that :he States never lose
their powers TIL the whole people or America are
robbed OF their hDerGIes''
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l'as.ed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH

Brig a Alysrsdo {Br Haley, Harpor Grace NJ for New
ter HAD two severe gaes Sept and the other lsh in
NO o, .ara. a % s@ y aD w Sas but
passsd as;S some spars from eisIaased vessel m
70 w esa son 1s Ge 70 Ma
.sn ws1e9 e ron co sey lat ~ " Ion o. ~ experienced
sails.
Brig Fannie Jennings Noble Boston for New York, In
Sss Tsss S Sss ysss
schr Avon Park Bangor for New YORK, with lumber to
sehr Biow. Wallace Rockand for New York, with gran
schr pennsyvania Butler Rockpor for New York. with
schr Freddie Walter, Long rrovlncsown for New York.
sehr Emma Linwood Harbinger, Provinceown for New
schr Elliott Niekerson Provuce,own for New York.
cr schr n Erics n son. Smith, salem for New York
scr Franklin Baker Nantucket Shoals for New York,
schr Victor, Heaney. Nantucket Shoals for New York,
schr P Church. clifford Chatham for New York. with
scIr TrSeman, G66s New Bedford for Philadelphia.
schr Mary Mershon, Brightman. Fan River New York.
Ann sater BAKER, for New
sye HSSn s NeT York
% Sehr Apt Thomas Taylor proyidence for virginia
Bnse for
schr Faikenbnrg, Terrii. Providence for hondout
eS East Ss%
Schr Dan Morris Mansor East Greenwich for New York.
schr Hudson. Champn, New London for Rondou
schr J Blceeker, York, stonngon for New York.
schr Brazos Odbert, Portland Ct, FOR New York.
sehr Hn penng so1rdmsn, Poriland C for New YORK
schr g A Hayden, Harrison, Portland CT, for Troy.
schr Hannah Chaye Frances, Portland, c. for Troy.
schr Oliver scoheld Disosway, New Haven FOR George
schr Lawson, Hull, New Haven for New York, with mo-
schr Maud webster, Mitchell New Haven for New York
schr Il Curtis. Curtis, New Haven for New York.
schr Thos Cahi HsIlock New Haven for Eisabethpor.
scRr H.%SrS West New Haven for
schr Goodwin, Nickersoa. New Haven for New York.
schr Elias Runyon. Campbell, New Haven for Amboy.
schr Eliza, Hale, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Ghas Heller, MITCHELL Bridgeport for New YORK
schr Geo Conover, Perry Hartford for Eizabethpor
sr scsr s,erlng M.ys Southport for Elizseeshpors Ell
Schr Emily, Morrill,, Stamford for New York.
& Schr 7 I Van Brnnt Brookhavsn en- for Port Johnson
Yacht Palmer, siuyvesant, Newpor, for New York
Yacht Josephine, Durfee, Fall River for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship ,. FTanconia Brags New York for Portland
Scbr s Hoyt Cranmer Virginia for New Haven.
shr fPsSsUs for e, Ea svsr
schr N freeman: -, Philadelphia for Bristol.
schr Anp Mersk Bishop Il, for Lynn
Schr Charles Cooper Nicholson, Philadelphia for Ports
hrCiond Seaman Trenton for Norwich.
schr VIM Peck Bunce Clinton Point for Providence.
schr Il Brsmson, -, Port johnson for Salem.
scbr James Psfksr. Kelly, kon1oai for New Bedford
Schr Tiyphenia, Nickerson, Rondout for Providence
sehr George Hctchkiss Rssket Rondoas for Norwich.
sshr Flyaway BILLIARD % SewSnrg for or B9s,on ,s.,1c,
sehr 5 " Ponder. stocking, New York for taunton
schr Empire, Rogers, New York for Hnntngton.
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FATALLY POISONED BY MISTAKE.

Information reached the C0roners' Office yester-
day morning that Therese Schneider, infant
eleven months old, whose parents reside nj 1876 Third
street had uied from the effects OF poisonous dose
OF liquOr ammonia catstic. administered to her by
Ler mother thr0uGb mistake f0r paregorie
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NEW YORK CITY.
Few Of the Events Of Day in the Metropo-
lis Murderous Assaults, Accidents,
Violent Deaths aud Rohberiss,

Tne folio wing record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
uaey HERALD Building, corner 0f Ann street,
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BELOW.
Shining Mites.

Bark Pbenx from Cow Bay eceivod piot Gath inst,
lat 40 20, Ion 20, from boat Aom Legget,. No q.
Wind nj Sc,
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Twenty car loads OF peaches arrived In this city Oh
Sunday ana sixteen ear loads yesterday. OF those
received yesterday one loai was from Delaware ana
ihe remainder from New Jersey.
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William Haj, aged eleven, yesterday afternoon
stabbed william Greenwood, aged ten, IN the back
with p0cketknife. innictgng severe wound rbe
poathlu assaiant was committed % Justice Cox Tor
rxamluaflOn
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An unknown man, dressed In dark clothing,
el into the water yesterday at Desbrosses street
Jerry and was drowned. The body was mol re-
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on Sunday evening Eli Poullin, twenty years o.
sga bora in France, died IN the Tombs, where he
ead been committed on Saturday Tor INSANITY. De
seased had been q bartender at The corner OF Lnop
son and Prince streets.
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,rJ&D crsnm.r, Mathews, virginia.

Rchr d Cranmer, Mathews virginia.
Schr Moderator, Rulon, Virginia
Schr Francis French. Brockmorton, Virginia
Schr Adaliza Loveland Virginia.
Schr Isaac Hnckey, Randolph VIRGINIA
Schr Ann Amelia, Mabady, Virgluia.
Scbr Helen Mar, Ward, Virginia.
Schr Mary Frances, GaskeD, Virginia.
Schr L h w shovel, johnson, Virginia
Schr Chngarora, Ryder. Virginia.
Schr Stockton Boxer, virginia
Schr Angie Predmore, Precmore, Virginia.
Schr Binns, Dgby, Virginia.
Schr Belle, Jordan, Virginia
Schr W0olsey, Johl SON. Virginia.
Schr A Ward, Inman Virginia.
Schr Vim Allen. jones' Alexandria.
Schr Maria Person Grant, Alexandria
Sohr Helen Hoyt, Ericsson, Ale1andTla
Schr " w Collins Tooker, Georgetown, DC.
Schr M Pratt, Pratt, Georgetown, DC
Schr A q Ireland, Townsend, Georgetown. ~.
Schr II q Edwards, Allen, Georgetown, Dc
Sehr r Cranner Cranmer, Georgetown, DO.
Schr Clara, Cox, Georgetown, Dc -
Scbr Daniel Homcs Rulon, Georgetown, DS. -,
Schr Oliver Ames French, Georgetown, Y, or rroVi
dence.
schr wemorc, Clements, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Addie Martin, Weeks Philadelphia, Tor BOSTON,
schr Royce, Yates Phiadelphis for proyidence.
Schr NJ II Read. Belts. Philadelphia for fal kiver.
Schr Northro, Philadelphia for Boston,
Schr John Price, Nickerson, Philadelphia Tor Boston
Schr Julia Pratt NckeTsop, Philadelphia Tor Boston'
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OCEAN STEAMERS
'er. | satt Destination

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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framer named Faledine Kathasle OF No. 22s
East Fourth street, fell yesterday morning from the
thir noOr OF the new building corner of Thlrtysixt
street and Fifth avenue, broke leg and received a
severe scalp wound. Sent to Bellevue Hospital.
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PoIiiicnI Alevemen,s in Nrw Work. s,ate.

Political Movements in New York State.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
Fyfeel1h Congressional Distrlc-I. Thomas Davis.
0noad09a cOxaty.-Assenbly--Sec district,
Peter Burns; Third GGstaVus Snper
49, mWasht"gtofa-Speclal County Judge, Daniel
Thomas. Sheriff Oren >. Hall. County Treasurer
caid
.Ya,es-shenG-J Dmturf. County Clerk-Asa
Ostcsgo-- County Clerk, John J. Stevens.
DEMooRArlo NOMINATIONS.
The Oneida Democratic Convention, held at Rome,
nominated FOR Congress Abram u. Weaver. present
superintendent OF Public Instruction. Thomas ID.
Penfed for Sheriff. ana James G. Bronson FOR County
Clerk.
The Columbia County Democratic Convention met
at hudson yesterday ana nominated the following
ucket:-Eor sheriff, Holman Sweet; County Clerk,
Edwin +. Ferry; superintendent Of the Poor SAM
nel l.. Myers: Justice for Sessions, James Il. Fergu-
son: Coroners Russell ID. Wilber and William
McGill
Political Notes.
The illus'rious Drake, Of Missouri has declined
his Senatorial colleagues lCar schuJz) challenge
TO a JOINT discussion of the respective merits of
liberal and proscripuve repuDcanism.
Golladay, OF Kentucky, OF cadet uaf1c fame, has
reiinquIshed all Congressional aspirations In lei
ter to his constituents declining to permit his name
to go before the convention as candidate, he
says:-''rhe Confederate element oil the democracy
in his district are determined to rule ruin with
Confederate soldicr.n
Anton Klauf, democratic nominee for Congress
from the Green Bay WIS., dislr!ct has Withdrawn
from the canvass.
The nominations by both parties Kansas are
now complete. For Congress, republican, Judge ID.
p. Lowe; democratic, X. G. Foster Governor
publican, J. n. Harvey; Lieutenant Governor p. II.
Elder Governor democratic, Ira G. sharp; Lieuten-
ant Governor, A. J. Allen
Speaking OF the democratic candidates for Con.
gress in Maryland the Baltimore american says
that ex Governor Thomas Swami, the nominee In the
Third district, '1s well known whig, UnIonist,
unconditional UnionIst, republican, conservative,
pr0tectionist, Know Nothing frceTader, democratic
conservative, democrat"
The prOhIbitionsts in Michigan, thinking their
principles should be carried into national well as
State politics, have nominated Gilman c. Jones for
Congress for the Second district
The republicans OF Nebraska have been greatly
exercised to find "A suitable successor TO United
States Senator Thayer whose term expires i'm
March next Twenty-seven eminenty qualified can
didates each with "clams'' irresistible were found
ready TO sacrifice themselves on their country's
altar. After much wrangllng and immense WIRE
pulling twenty-five Of these worthless have with
drawn, and the choice between Thayer
the present incumbent, and Ex-Governor saunders.
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SKEPPI1T G. NE w s.

EinsanEc for New York This Day.
Sun rises ....... 3 50 Moon sets. eve 7 AZ
Sun sets. ....... 80 High water. eve o l3
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The city pastors or the Presbyterian churches OF
New York met yesterday morning in the University
place church. for consultation and the comparison OF
Views and iacts regarding the spread OF Chriscs
Kingdom In the metropolis. These sessions are TO
bN helA every Monday.
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item on one Of our railroad bills of mortality,
would have been slightly noticed in the morning
papers and forgotten by night But he fingers
with a grave. tender humanity over the particu-
lars, adding that chapel to Our Lady had peea
erected on the spot, and that the Company 'though
in nowise guilty. had planted grove and Dullt q
school for the commune in order to eace the SAD re-
membranes of the place by Others more pleasant
If our railway boards will but follow their example.
public schools will assuredy soon he at discount
The second volume of the book will soon be issued.
When it is complete we know no recent French WORK
which better merits translation.
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pOLlTICAL ECONOMY.
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tJoRACI LEY.
"Esav designed TO chocolate Science POLITICAL ECOSO
while explain and defend the Policy fPRoTBCrIONTo
HOME INDUSTRY system OF National Cooperation the Beya.
Labor; By HORACE GREELEY Issued
l!ro volume Of A This work comprises the tssnar papers
Political Economy published weekly IN TINS TRBusS last Sumner
Autumn With such additions and cancellations Suggested by
the author revising them for this ssns and eoPou, and
thorough AnAeA IheT is dedicated he Memory Of Henry Clay
and suded to fairly and csD the and srSf.
tie champions of Free TRADE their latest aud pscOas
aspects.
The auhcr claim. M this work the merit grsppng with the
Traders their ground and meeting their pOats they
chosen present them ohrs will how Tar he has e,eded be
pansbly he suli position, which
they choose their
This not large book II does aspire to enboly all that
iuONn believed Nth regard to lis subject Though exclusively
devoted to the argument Tor Protection regards the malataaree
And symmetrical Development Home Industry By al
smen, this end on Imports as the eornersons
ence-tbe eD,rs vvug Economic 6Dament
Adler works the subject bave doubtless been written tie ain ei Ills
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CONTENTS:
l. LABoR-PRoDUCTIoN.
II. .coMMgRcE-EXcHAS9ES
III. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROP.
ERrY.
wMosEY-THB BALAycg OF TRADE
yPAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sLAyERr-MRRD neutrality-suspicious. co-oPBRA-
TON
WI MONOPOLY THE LAW OF PRICES-EFFECT OF DUTIES
ON COST
vnI. A0WcuLTURg AS AFFECTED by PRoTEcTIoy-vIEws
oP TaB FATHERS
x.THg sTArE-Es LEGITIMATE spuERE-PowERs AND
DUTRS-FRgE TRADE AXIoNs CONSIDERED
X. .PRorRCrIos FOR AGRICULTURE
N..MAsUFACTuREs AND THEIR NEEDS
xi..TnE lABoRlSG CLAss-Irs RIGHTS. INTERESTS
DUTIES, AND NEEDS
XII .THB INTEREST or CoSsuMRRs-iRoS
XIV, PROTECTION ILLUSTRATED SUGAR.
xv..1HB HARMONY or iSTRRBsrs-THB SUGAR INDUS
TRY or FRANCE ISvlGoRATING OTHER INDUS
TkiRS-BEBr SUGAR on IFS TRiUMPuAL MARCH.
1U..AMERIcAs HIP-BuiLDIsG. SHIPPING AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII .cREprr-ITs usBs AND sBrsgs-FoRrIos NDRBr-
RDSESs-ouR NATIONAL pHBT
IyIII..w HAS BEES RLuCIpArINa WHAT SHALL BE-
xlx..TAxArIoS. DIRECT AND INDIRECT
XX..co-uT GRAFTON.
xxI.,wO0L AND wOoLEsS
xxII. IMMIGRATION
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