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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15
Showing a balance applicable to the

Showing balance applicable to the
payment Of thepublic debt, including,
however, the amount payable on ac-
count Of the sinking fund, Of S69, ,03S, =
800 80. In estimating the expendi-
lures for the next fiscal year, have
included the sum Of $24, 500, 900, prop
erly ehargeable to the current revenue
as an appropriation under the acts of
February 25, 1882, and July IL, 1870,
relating to the sinking fund. AL
though the language employed in
those acts is not the language COM
monty used in appropriation bills, it
still has the force and effect Of q perm
anent appropriation. I, therefore, so
treat it. There will be required also
the sum Of 1856, ,933, being the
amount answering to the interest on
the capital Of the sinking fund, as rep
resented upon the books, Of the De-
partment. This sum I have included
in the estimate expenditures for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872. Up
on this basis, submit the following
estimate Of receipts and expenditures
for the next fiscal year:
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MISSIONARY MEETING
DONATION.

The friends Of ]. Z. Eckman pro
pose to make him q donation visit, at
his residence, on Thursday afternoon
and evening Of next week. Mr.. Eek
man has been preaching very accept
ably to the people Of this place for
some time past without any regular
compensation, and is active in every
good enterprise without regard to de-
nOninational titles. There should
therefore be a general response on this
occasion. SCIPIO.
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settlement Rea,lfred.

NOTICE iB hereby given that In conss-
~ Quence Of the death OF H ~ Becxer.
the business of SnitLer & Becker viii fsTs -,
Be settled Immediately. Ali psrsonE In
A. B. sALTZER
The undersigned viii conduct the business
nereeLtef under MS own name, and sOlicifs
lic. a. 7sAITZrlR
Dee. i.-nE-srs ''1AI-A 4 'l-1--
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OF man who recently died, 1t il
said, ''His name viii be remembered
wherever bis deeds and mortgages are
known
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15

The receipts. for the fiscal year en- d.
ing June 80, 1870, were as follows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15
KH-Hr HroYEE

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once
in Kirehneris Block, Main street, ItnnJ
Ohio. Residence No. Clay street, second
Ward July =
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
ID SURGEON, Tim, Ohio. once hours
nun 20 10 A. NJ, and from 2 TO 3 p. n.
Saturdays nom 10 A. n. 70 p. n. once on
Market street, ID door east-ef the ~. Is.
church. tApril II.
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Bona Eide Circulation, 1.65G
THE TREASURY.
REPORT or sECREfART BOUTWELL,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December 5th, 1870.

December 5th, 1870.
SIR-The financial condition Of the
country has improved during the past
year. The average rate Of gold for
the year 1889, as shown ny weekly
sales. was 32.9 psr centum premium,
and for the first II months Of the year
1870, 15.2 per centum premium, indi-
eating an Improvement in the value
Of paper money Of about II per cen
tum.
REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
From the first day of July, 1859, to
the 30th Of June, 1870, inclusive, the
public debt, as shown by the warrant
account, was reduced IN the sum OF
S1Ol ,6O1, ,996 SO. From the first day OF
December, 1859, to the 30th day of No
vember, 1870, inclusive, the reduction
was Sis, 25l, ,240 5S, as shown by the
monthly statements Of the public
debt; anC the total reduction from the
first of March, 1889, to the first to De-
cember, 1870, was $1e1 Isl, 765 S6. The
consequent reduction in the interest
account is at the rate Of more than
SIC, ,000,0 600 per annum.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts for the fiscal year end.
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The World Renowned
Elias Howe Sewing Machine
G. n. STING

ID EsPECIFULLY calls the attention ofal
~ s1oee WHO want good and reliable Sew
ing Maenine, o the Howe, which can Be
seen IN operation a. his new rooms. where
ne rs prepared 70 clean. repair, ht attach
u1entst and furnish Needles, OIL and fixtures
suitable 70 AL Sewing Machines now 10 use.
he hopes, by care and prompt attention
% bis business, 70 merit your patronage. and
vii guarantee, IN every case, 70 give entiis
satisfaction.
C. H. STING,
Main Street, opposite stone 'front.' Tim.
June 10 IS70-n34-tf
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". II. PEARCE.

TusTICF OF THE PEACE, Republic, o.
81 viii give prompt attention % colleStlon
and aIl burfueSs pertaining 70 his ONCE
RIauk1 Kept on hand. Also, Agent for the
EEIfor1 Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn. Once In Town Hail. front room,
on the LEFT.
June %, ls70-6
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DENTISTS.
KINNAMAN 4 MARTIN,

HIEETH inserted and extracted In q scien-
tidc mHuner. All work warranted 70
1--WE satisfaction. We are the only Dentists
IA the county who have license for max
tnr the Rubber Work. All persons wearing
rubber plates made by dentists having no
over First NatiOnal Bank lNov.6
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IOHN VALE.

A UCTIOEEER, D. D. Neikirk, Clerk,
~ ready, st all times, TO cry sales. Post
Once address, Clyde, Ohio.
April s, is7O-tf
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MEDICAL.
LC. GoOD.M.D.

nHYsTCIAN AND SURGEON, has now
permanently located ia Tim. By q
Sfrict attention 70 business, he hopes 70 mer.
e 3 share of the patronage Of the citizens OF
TiMn and surrounding country. once IN
I,oou1tgs stone Front. Immediately over
Buskirlris store, where he viii hold himself
in readiness 20 respond TO all calls BY day
and ufglf- n4o-lm"
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DANGER OF kEDDLIEG WITH !
REVENUE LAWS.
THE NEW FUNDING BILL.

The war in Europe has rendered II
impracticable to refund the national
debt, as authorized BY act approved
July Il, 1870. A portion Of the paper
has been manufactured, and the pre-
paration of the plates has been so far
advanced that whenever favorable
opportunity arises the loan may be
offered and the bonds delivered with
out delay. Inasmuch as the war in
Europe aud the consequent demand
for money makes it doubtful whether
the and the Al per cent. bonds will
be taken, it seems to me wise to su.
thoriZe the issue Of $500, ,000, 900 sddi-
tional of bonds bearing interest at the
rate Of 5 per cent. The interest can
be paid quarterly without inconveni-
enee, and /, therefore, respectfully
recommend that the loan act be 50
modified th8t the payment Of in.
terest may Be made quarterly,
instead Of semi-annuaIly. Should
these recommendation be approx.
ed by Congess, 1t is Of great import.
ance that an act authorizing the
changes be passed without delay.
THE CURRENCY BALANCE.
4 ~
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d.. Q. Q. nEILHAKz,

nURGRoE DENTIST. Once af his resi-
~ danoe, corner MCuroe ana Aadison
streets, opposite German Ellormed Church.
nole.
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HAvJN3 now permanently located In
0 Tinn, has opened an once In Tombs'
Buck over Uirich 4 Sons Drug Store. He
hopes, by strict attention 70 business Win
tWenfy-fOur yeaE experience IN the profes-
eicn, &c merit 3 liberal share OF the pubic
patronage. Once hours from 8 A. u. % . 2.
n. Residence one mile south Of Itnin, on
The Plank Road. NOV. z
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= KINsAMAN. .. p

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
IA Frapire Block Washington street
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IL. BREwE.


A TTORNEYE AT Law. Special atten-
fSlafu1g Rack pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c.
one n National Exchange bank BLOCK
opposfts the Courf House, Ttnns OHIO
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15

II you want to loan money. or Sc
@e business partner, advertise IN.
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saa.6N.aIa 81


According to this estimate there will
be surplus applicable to the payment
Of the principal Of the public debt, in
addition to the payments made on
that account through the sinking fund
SIC, ,T78, $50 &c. An analysis Of ex-
penditures develops facts tending to
sustain the opinion that the balance
will be considerably larger than ap-
pears from the foregoing estimates
The sum Of so, ,33S, ,27S 81 is the esti-
mate for public works. The appropri.
ations for these objects for the present
year are less than So, 2,000, 600, and
it Is reasonable to presume that
the appropriations for the next
year VIII not much exceed that
amount. 1t Is believed, also, that the
estimates made by the several De-
partments for the different branches
Of the public service are for the maxi
mum amounts which will be required
under any circumstances. If such is
the case, there will remain on the Both
Of June, 1872, unexpended balances to
be carried into the Treasury. 1t may,
therefore, be reasonably anticipated
that the total reduction Of the public
debt during the next fiscal year, in
cluding payments on account Of the
sinking fund, viii be about $50, 900, 600.
DANGER OF MEDDLIEG WITH THE
REVENUE LAWS.
1t Is q noticeable fact that the esti-
mated expenditures for the next fiscal
year, including payments on account
Of the sinking fund, and for the in
terest on the public debt, are 50 nearly
equal to the receipts as to justify and
demand the greatest caEtion in deal
ing with the revenues and business of
the country. 1t is apparent that q
disaster, or even q serious check to
business, would reduce the revenues
below our necessary expenditures. It
is apparent, also, that the prosperous
condition Of the country Is largely due
to the revenue system insugdrsted
during the war, BY which mAnufse-
lures and mechanical arts have been
extended and established. This policy
cannot now be rashly abandoned or
suddenly and radically changed with
out great injury to business and labor,
and serious consequent losses Of reyS-
nue..
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i5IER1CAN EAGLR HOTEI.

THE American Eagle Hotel, Clyde, Ohio,
7. Mcbride 4 Son PrOprietors, OfisrE
nrst class accommodations for guests.
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y. %. GAMBLE.

0FECIAL AGENT for Navtna' ExpIana-
- forT HorEs DOetoF. The work fhEt
every 6cF8a-ownaf wanta and that every one
thnt han ) LrEEa, Afe1i< He1tso.
Aes
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DanIt MaSta Tima and I.ahnr

By using up an old axe. Send 81 50 to LIP
pincCtt & Bakewell, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
they will send a tip-top Axe, expressage
paid Half day lost In grinding win thus
ba saved
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15

Are superior 70 all others for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung didscuifles are
exceedingly palafable, have none OF that
nauseating norrtsie Cnbeb taste, are very
soothing and act like a charm Ministers.
singers and Public Speakers will ind they
are especially adapted TO the voice. Sold b
Druggists. Also
RUSHTON's (F. W COD LIVER OIL.
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Royal Havana LOIferV-
CHRRkY PK0f0RIL TR01HRs

M0USTACHES @ssi Sosssa e sSI g5oEI z 2 .sLE *
FOR 81 cts. Address B. PERRY, 50 PARK Row,
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GEORGE E sENEY,
G. 4, KEN,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public
"A Real Estate, Claim, and General lnsur-
Srlce Ageuf. Tinin, Ohio. once Ia Co1nmer-
80 Row, oppOslte the FirSt National Bank
June IL
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g. ". BAcHNAH, z. =. cKANKR'
RACHMAN & CRAMER,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW. Special atten-
~ Ton gfYen % collections and the sale q
CsoiS efore. WaShtuRton street, Tihin, Ohio.
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The Best Paper
ANDTHE
Best [l1ucements.

This Quarters Is NJ rs SENT FREE "a
all subscribing, before Dec. 5 $50. FOR
neXt years FiftY-IWo Numhara ~
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REPUBLIC NEWS.
THE FXHRrTION

OF the Seneca Normal School, on
Thursday evening Of last week, drew
a large audience. The Town Hall was
filed to its utmost capacity and many
went away unable to gain admission.
The exercises were highly creditable
10 all concerned. The selections were
nearly all new, and the parts well per
termed The original matter, which
more than anything else is the true
test Of mental capacity and acquire
ments, consisted Of an opening ad-
dress by W. L. Baily, paper called
the Normal Offering" and the Val
edietory, both read by Miss Ella E.
LaphSm. Two reeitations in Geo
graphy, conducted by Miss Baldwin,
called 'The Old" and 'sThe New" /"
were true to Hfe-the first being an
illustration of the old style of teach
ing geography, and the second the
method pursued il the Seneca Nor
NAL School.
Next term Of the school begins De-
eember 10th.
MISSIONARY MEETING
The Monthly Missionary Meeting
was held at the Methodist Church, last
Sabbath evening. The exercises were
conducted by Rev. ]. r. Eekman.
Some fine music was furnished by a
choir Of ladies and gentlemen accom-
panied by Miss Lille Chamberlain on
the organ. The programme was very
interesting, but we are obliged to omit
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-15
EDWIN HOLMES

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER, solicts con-
~ tracts for erecting buildings. VIII furn-
lsh drafts and specifications promptly.
March i, Is7O-sm.
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40 Uploner,ered WsshbOarI.

Also, manufacturers OF Buckeye slaE cut.
terSI Clothes Rack, Sausage Ftller ano keto
Pres combined, Rolling Pins, Potsto
Aashe!s RAt TrsPa, EledSs broom Hanoles,
Aos ASgaR
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The New York Methodist
An Efrhs Pa~o weekly

Now in its Eleventh Year. publishes Ser
mons, Serial story for the family, a new
SIi -. ~ sSory every week, chats with the
-..l.e s. OiASs Ealtoriais by the best Methodisf
correspondence, full DspaTfmenfs of ReIigi-
ous anu Secular intelligence. Price g 50 q
year Liberal premiums or cash commits
s-,,.-s - ~ =. @ S--l 55ssefs- Subscriptions COM
4 two cent stamp to prepay poSfave. "A
dress The Methodist, Ia Sils,ai5 sfTasf n n
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A TTORNEY AT Law. speeiai attention
a given 70 collections and settling estssSss'
Oncs over Grummelis Tobacco Store AiAiAiAs
Ohio.
Jan. 7th, Is7s.-Iy.
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THE CURRENCY 1ALAEcE.

Since the LIST Of July the currency
balance In the Treasury has boen IN
iSsgRIX sua, spz imme6Iats p0EPosss5
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HOLtdaN ,Joatr1seEL 10 I8Y1
mANONIC RO0KN-

Contains a Christmas Story. Splendid Playa
Magic Sports, &c; 4S pages; illustrated. :
Sent free on receipt Of one stamp for postage.
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North MISSOURI UHDS
FOR SALE
BY THE
Hannibal & St. joseph R, R. Co,

A BOUT l25,O00 acres OF the finest farming
IA and grazing land in the United states
Lor sale az low prices and on very easy terms
mus enabling an Industrious man with
small capital 70 pay for his land with mOneJ
earned from it.
Missouri is not too far West to be at a zreai
distance nom markets. its Railroad facili-
tles are great and constantly increasing; the
tne climate Is splendid, and good crops are
almost q certainty while the numerous
thriving towns and cities springing up on
every hand attest beyond doubt that the
oLght OF slavery has been effectually dissi-
pated, and that Eastern men and Eastern
capital are doing their perfect work.
Our Lands Defy COmpettfiOa.
=, send for fail descriptive circulars and sec
lonal maps, enclosing 50 cts, and stating
t Hnat paper you saw this in, to EDWARD
1LDE8, Land Commissioner, Hannibal
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sCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN

A RCHITECT AND GENERAL BUILD
~ ER, viii take contracts for putting up
kiockH, Dwellings, etc, or will oVersee such
work. Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. 10 Washington St.,
Tmn, o.
Jan. 7th, lS70-ly.
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HOTELS.

~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market St., Tif-
VI, IN. Ohio. The house has been thor
ouRhly oVerhauled, has good stablilg, and Is
prepared % furnish the travelling public with
al necsSaries in good style.
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Business DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.


J.R. UMsTED,
A TrORSEY AT Law, Timn, Ohio, Of
"A noe No. 70 Washington Street
Tr1un I'd ls7u.
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TERMS. IyDTCTwENrs. a..

TERMS-s8 a year OF 81 numbers, and only
g 80 in clubs OF ten. This Quarters - Num-
bers sent FREE, as offered above. Our club
inducements for IS7l are unprecedented.-
Specimens, Premium Lists, &C., sent free 70
al forming Cluos,-and we want q live club
agent in every town. Address.
ID ID T MOORE 4T Park Rovr y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06

THE Pores ARMY.-In reply to the congra-
tulations of his army on Christmas day, the
Holy Father said
receive with pleasure the good wishes of
my little army, and am happy to testify to its
zeal in the noble cause, for which many of
my brave children from all parts of the world
have come hither. l am told that our Lord
and St. Peter were not kings, and that they
had not an army and on that ground my title
ofslsing is calHd in question. and my right of
having an army; When our Saviour was in
the Garden of Olivet, and q band of the Carl.
baldians of those days came to apprehend
Him, soon He said to. them, &" / am he,"
they fell to the ground. Jesus Christ wished
to show thereby that He possessed divine
power; He stopped His apostles, who desired
to assist Him, but He told them that His
Heavenly Father, if He chose could send Him
IL legion of angels. lie, nevertheless, always
asserted that He was Il king. AS to st. Peter,
the successor of Jesus Church, he was Il fisher
man, and he, too, had no army: trne bnt he
could work miracles, and with VOID strike
dead the liars Anani;is and Saphira. Now as
have he title of king and cannot work mira
Giles, need an army-a small army-to defend
throne small in itself, but great by its iutiu-
rnce and the truth that cmruatcs from it
Rejoice, then, III having to uphold that throne
Ind III 'caii wing the standard which the RcVo
luton has nrrcssitatcd. will tell you some
thing. y certain person has imporrd pardon
for great Offences. aud has given as an excuse
tor his faults hat lie yielded To the violence of
his government when he placed himself at the
head of the troops that attacked and robbed
MS. Long ago We We're that such WAS
IT." case; still it Is we'll To receive an iniul-
table proof of it from that person himself. Re
Jnlcr. repeat IN serving he pontitCal cause.
May God continue to give N"n courage, not
for hattlrs-ior let us hopc that there viii not
lie amy more of thcm-but for the ;finhushcs to
which YOU Will b" again and soou exposed. On
You and on your families, and all who in
any way cooperate in the defence of the Pom
tiiical throne, implorc thu divine blessing
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06

DIOCESE OF ALToN-The Bulls have been re-
ccived for the solemn conservation of Father
Baltes. of Belleville, successor of the late
Bishop JuDcker, OF Alton. The ceremony Will
take place on the 23d inst. at Bellevile
DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCIsCO.-Dcdth Of Father
Ssaih.-"I3lessed the dead who die in the
Lord" How appropriate are these words to
our deceased friend.~'T The battle is over; the
hero has passed to hisrest. Rev. Terence }:
Smith died, after having the consultations OF
our holy religion, at his residence in Columbia,
Toulnmne county, on Friday, the f4th uit. His
remains were brought to this city ant>his obse-
quies were celebrated at ST. Mary's Cathedral
with solemnity that shows how Father Smith
had endcared himself to the clergy of the Arch
diocese, over thirty of whom were present on
this occasion.-San Francisco Monitor.
DIOCESE OF New YoRK.-Died, at st. Gather
ines Convent of Mercy, Houston street. on the
18th ut., Sister Mary Theresa Muller, for tif-
best encominm we say-she lived and died {,
true, devoted Sister of Mercy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LoSooN, Feb. 1.-The Anglo-American Gable
Company voted for amalgamation with the
Cochrane, commanding the ship Petrol, cruis-
ing &s'the African coast, writes that DR.. Liv-
ingse ne was burned as o wizard in the interior
Of Africa.
PAxls, Feb. 1.-The Pope had an epileptic fit
to-day, which is not regarded fatal. On
yesterday sharp debate occurred in the Corps
Legislatif on the DEGREES for temporarily ad-
mitsiog iron and cotton fabrics free of duty.
On tho vote being reached, the Government
was sustained.
m;nion arc constrnt;n, " lota at -, ,,rnc.sd
with troops to the Winnepeg settlements in the,
spring.
VIENNA, Feb. 2.-The Archduchess Elizabeth
of Austria, has fled to America. She embarked
at Hamburg.
MADRID, Feb. 2.-Senor CASTELAR, addressed
the Cortes to day in opposition to the payment
OF the clergy by the State.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06

An ENGIIsnMAN ON IREIAND.-Sir George
Grey has recently published letter on the
question of Irish land The conclusion is as
follows:
Give to Ireland State legislature and n
State executive in Dublin; secure thereby the
residence of it's ablcst men in the country
Open fair field minister's, legislators
orators, to its best and wisrst men. Afford
from the same source, as would necessarily and
certainly be done, occupation to Irish arch-
tects, sculptors, painters, and secure IL resident
arstucracy of worth, talent and wisdom, and
you Will at the same time restore the wealth,
trade and commerce of Dublin and Ireland.
Dumb Ireland Will then speak again. Halt in
animate Ireland Will again awaken to national
life, and breathe the breath of hope and free
dom. Whilst Ivy again aCcustoming the Irish
people to the management of their own nj.
fairs, and to administrative duties of the hi Oh
est order a willing people Will he educated in
that political Knowledge which. will enable
them to put an end to the ills which aillict
them, the causes aud cure of which none can
understand well themselves. All this
can be done for Ireland without taking from
England any power she wants, or which can be
of use to her. And what they do for Ireland
will be equally done for the trade and com
merce of England 1t is impossible to benefit
one country without benetitting ut the same
time the other. The miserics of Ireland now
hang like q milestone round the neck of Eng
land.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06

r. j. Hart, Esq, President of the Southern
Paving Company publishes card in another column
IN which he aludes to the use of his name
In connection with the alleged bride alluded by Gov
Warmoth 1t will be seen that Mr. Hart, who has been
before this community for thirty years
against which Islander has brcathed augh unuual
hedy pronOunees the charge untrue in every
lar He says. have no personal acquaintance with
Gov wnrmoth; have never had personal interview
with him have authorized any to attempt
to bride him. nor has this been done by any or
director of the Southern Paving Company This is ex-
pcit.