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pOLITICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.

BY
HORACE GREELEY.
"Bn,y, designed ,lued.e the Science Of POLITICAL EcoSo
MY serving and defend the Policy Of PRoTECfioNTo
HOMR INDUSTRY system Of National Cooperation the Blera
on Labor: HORACE GREELEY" have been issued
limo pages This rOi comprises the twenty four
Political Economy published weekly in THs TRIBUNE last Summer
with such additions and smsndaons ggsssd BY
the author revising for this issue and most aud
tlooush Ap,yes Ind.r II 10 dedicated The Memory Henry Clay
and Intended fairly and earddy the assumptions and
nsn champions Trade their latest and most peeiOus
Npsets
author tms for this vori the merit Of graphing with the Free
Traders their ground and meeting their points they have
present oe will how far he has suceesded he
uis psusby that be has svadd the positions which
they choose their
Ths large book does not aspire to embody sill that 10
believed with regard bjse Though not exclusively
devoted to the argument for Protection regards the maintenance
and symmetrical development Of Home lndrsiry By ad
this end Of the Duties levied Imports the conversions
Of that sntee central and ng the Economic ornament
Atsr vos subject have doubtless been written the aim Of this
simplify truths and commend tLsm By Of
p.rsS h and multiplicity Of hOnsy iurai0n' TO the general
CONTENTS:
I.LABoR-PRODUCTI0N
II..CoAMERCB-BYCnASGEs IL.
III. MI..CAPITAL-sKILL-IsyEsTro PROP
ERTY.
v..HOSEY-THB BALANCE or TRADE
v..PAPRR MosRY-IETRREsT-UsURT
vi. .sLAvERY-HIRBD LADoR-PRoPoRTloN-Co-oP OPERA
TIOE.
VII. MONOPOLY THE LAW OF PRICEs-EPPBCT OF DUTIES
ON COST.
WI AGRICULTURE AS AFFECTED By PRoTRCTIoS-vIBws
OF THB FATHERS
M..THR srATR-Irs LEGITIMATE sPHERE-PowERs AND
DUTiEs-FREB TRADE AxioMs CONSIDERED
1..PROTECTIoF FOR AGRICULTURE
Il. MANUFACTURES AND TBBIR NEEDS
Ill. .THB LABoRIsG CLASS ITS RIGHTS, INTERESTS
DUTIES, AND HREDs
XII. .THB INTEREST OF CossuMRRs-IRoN
XIV. PROTECTION iLLUsTRATBD-sUGAR
Iy..THR HARMONY OF INTEREsrs-THR SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE IsvIGoRATIsG OTHER INDUS
TRIEs-BBEr SUGAR ON ITS TRIuMPHAL MARCH.
1vI..AMERlCAE SHIP BUILDING. SHIPPING AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII. .CREDIT-ITs USES AND ABUsBs-FoREios NDEDT-
EDSEss-ouR NATIONAL DEBT.
IvIII. WHAT HAS BEEN RLuCiDArISG WHAT SHALL BIZ
Iix..TAxATIoE, DIRECT AND INDIRECT.
Xxx. y..Co-oPERATIoa
1IG..wOoL AND wOoLRkA
XXI. .IhhIGRATION.
IxLI. .sPKCIFIC-AD vALoREM-kiSIhuM
XIV. .COsCLUsIoss
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX.
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CHRIST AND THE GALLoWS;
or,
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL PUNISH ME y ".
BY MARVIN II. BoyEE

CONTENTS
Chap l. INTRODUCTION
H. GovERSMEST-ITS WAR POWERS.
Ill THR RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT TO ISFLlcT THE
PENALTY OF DEATH EXPLICITLY DENIED.
". sACREDSEss OF HUMAN LIFE.
" THE IRREMEDABLg LAW.
VI INSANITY A PRBDIsPosIsG CAUSE OF CRIME.
VII. THB DEATH MENACE AS DETERRENT OF CRIME
VIII THE DEATH PUSIsHMENT-ITs MORAL EFFECT UPON
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
* PROGRESS IN PENAL LEGISLATION
K PENAL REFORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
XII PROGRESS oP PENAL LEGISLATION IN TUE UNITED
XII and XIII PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THB
WESTERN STATES
XIV. CHRIST AND THR oALLows-THB SCRIPTURE
ARGUMENT.
xv CHRIST AND THE oALLows-cHRIsrs RgBUKE oP
THB SPIRIT OF RETALIATION
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SHALERSVIELE.
CORRESPONDENCE.


Fhp daEk heaYy clouds, which have
so completely ohscured the blue sky,
for the three days, have all disap-
peared, and again the sun shines down
upon our peaceful and quiet town,
making the growing crops look bright
end promising, and our farmers to as
sumo an air of eheerfulness, and joy
at the bright prospect of the coming
harvest. Last Friday and Saturday
the rain fell here in large quantities,
iaua the roads have been somewhat
damaged by'it. Several small bridges
were swept away by the high water,
and the roads in some places were
rendered nearly impossible. On Fri
day night the teams employed in
drawing milk for the cheese factory,
at the Center,w greatly, ,impeded by
the bad condition of the roads; one
team was unable to reach the factory
that night, and was obliged to remain
over until the next morning, and
quite a number of gallons of milk
were spoiled before it reached the
factory, Some few Of the farmers in
town have begun hayihg, and quite a
large quantity of hay was nearly
spoiled i'll the late rains The hay
crop in this section Of the country is
going TO be very good, but we think
it will fall considerably short of what
it was last year. The wheat crop will
be rather light this year in this town.
Mr.. G. II. THOMPSON, the proprie-
tor of tic hotel at the oonter, has
been making some repairs npon the
hotel of late, which adds very much
to- its appearance. Mr.. Thompson
intends celebrating the Fourth os Ju-
ly, by q ball, and Q grand time is ex-
pected. ,1 a.'. w.
Shalersville, July. 3rd, 1870. .'i.|
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Wil-
liam Gardner, an old citizen of Ra-
VIENNA, died at his residence about a
mile and half east Of this village, OH
Monday last, after short illness,
aged 6S, years. Mr.. Gardner was born
in Berkshire county, Massachusetts,,
and moved to this State over forty
years ago, settling first in Freedom
township when it was yet in a wilder
ness state, He resided there till 1S43
OF A when he moved to this village
and engaged in the Boot and Shae
business in which he continued Rtill
1850, when he moved to the farm
where he resided at the time Of his
death. He was a man of generous
pature, an industrious and worthy
citizen, kind and affeetionate hus-
band and father and true and gen.
erous friend. He leaves O widow aud
four. children, two daughters and two
sons, viz; Mrs. Sylvia A, wife of
DR.. J. G. Willis, and Mrs. Martha G.
wife of Theodore Miles, both of Gin
cinnati, and Geo. j. Gardner, of War
saw, Illinois, and William D. Gardner,
of this village, to mourn their loss,
and who have the sympathies of the
whole community in this their sad
bereavement. ayas, a-5459f