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WALKERS
TONIC BITTERS.
WILL CURE
Dyspepsia, costiveness. lndi-
gestion, ChiIIs and Fever,
Typhoid Fever, Bilious
Fever Torpid Liver,
Neuralgia, Sick and
Nervous Headaches, and SINH
lar Diseases.
For Consumption, Chronic Coughs, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, and Debility from any Disease, it is
a safe, agreeable and reliable tonic. In all Kid.
ney and Bladder troubles it will BIO found bsne
fcial.
NY famous Bitters, It's confessed
In all the country are the best;
They have no rival far or near,
In all our spacious hemisphere.
I'm sure their fortunate cOncoctor
Has saved more lives than any doctor;
So keep them, friends, priced deposit,
To stand at all times in your closet.
two years trial, from well. known ladies and
gentlemen, selected out Of many received:
From Mrs. Miller Stewart.
vICKsBURG MISS, March Is. 1868.
W. II. WALKER, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR have used your ION. q Sitters ioI
the past two years. and have been much bene-
fitted thereby. confidently recommend them
to persons suffering from Dyspepsia and Gener
al Debility. Very truly yours,
MRS. MILLER STEWART.
From j. f. Cox, Esq.
HoDGENvILLR, LARUE COUNTY, KY,
March %, 1868. 5
DEAR SIR-Fer enc year previous to my meet.
ing you at Grayson Springs last August, had
been subject TO Fever and Ague Chills, and at
your suggestion used your Tonic Bitters freely
before my chill day, and have not had chill
since. and have enjoyed uninterrupted good
"0"''H' J.F. cox.
From. Mrs. A. vi. Meeker.
ATLANTA, GA, January, 1868.
DEAR STR-I hereby certify that have used
Walkers Tonic Bitters. and as a tonic they can
not be surpassed. recommend my Southern
friends to use them; they will inyigorate aud
s''' IN" ''' MRS. A. N. MEEKER.
LOUISVILLE, March %, 1868.
w. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-we have used your Tonic Bitterss
with great satisfaction, and can recommend
them for their great medicinal qualities, and
also as an agreeable invigorating beverage and
superior tonic.
c. Chamberlin, Z. L. Huffman
Vene P. Armstrong, A. j. Mitchell,
Miller Stewart c. j. Walton,
James Kennedy, j. b. Walker,
VIM. Gay, j. NJ. Duncan,
Philip Speed, G. N. Warren,
r. L. Post. Thomas Steele,
X. Ii. Crump, 0. A. johnson,
Geo. d. Prentice, Isham Henderson,
WIN. E. Hughes.
WALKERS Tonic BrTTERs are known to the
Faculty. and are not a PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and others.
W. q. WALKER, Sole Prop'r,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
III he Paid OnnrIerIu In Idrnnne

When yearly advertisements are changed an
additional charge will be made.
The DEMOCRAT will be sent to any address one
year for o. Address
WILLIAMS a. GORDON,
Writ c. H., w. Va.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that q sound mind and body A., a,
most necessary regulates To promote copss..
happiness. Indeed, without these the yos,,s
through life becomes n weary Jilgrinast "A,
prospect hourly darkens 60 the Vie. q, r,t
becomes Swallowed with despair and h.lf4 "a
tho melancholy reflection that the happrss
another becomes blighted with onr oHn
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MEDICAL
ALTIMORE LOCK H0]S1I
BALTIMORE. MN WIN
OFFICE SOUTH FREDpy,,
DR.. JOHNSTON

DR.. JOHNSTON
has discovered the most Cer.,.,
only EheetnM Remedy in The ~ - Si,s,
ness OF the Back or Limbs, S,,;-'tl..a r.
of the Kidneys and Bladder I,.-ies AslN|
charges, lmpotency, General -. S,.2atso n
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Ies, ~, y,
sion OF Ideas, Palpitation Of L. Spinu
ty, Trembling, Dinness Of = htl't ~
Disease Of the Head, Threat Sssht GIiSl
fections OF the Liver, Lungs 80 5'SsN
els-those Terrible Disoo!cr. 49, ,,SsoaAes :
tary Habits OF louth-Sgrp-sa 10
practices more fatal to their 49,. A1a : NJ
songs OF Syrens 10 the Ns,s,,.''.ia' Ia 4
blighting their most brill.,r,'' q ~
lions, rendering marriage Gc ~ ~ o ~
YOUNG MN
Especially, who kaYe berar. =,
Solitary Vice. tha; dreadful ..SSs W,
habit which annually sweep, -, 80 ts,;,..
grave thousands Of Nounc Me- a. -
allied talents and brilliant mr.. lie -
otherwise have entrau,rG 80 ~ \
the thunder of eleQutucr a, -, sNt4,,, =
the thrilling Tyre, may ca MIN IN 70 -
MAIRIss. '''' a.,
Married Persons, or NourE ~
ing Marriage. being aware q, pt- e0.ss,
ness, organic debility, dsiar.,l,l'.,,,ea -
cured. -'''es -
he who places himself rrs.,r
j., may religiously coEiiGe lg : !. &c 10. az
tleman, and confidently re'y Mon , ,' "a !,
physician. -' i !.
ORGANIC wE,Iy-.
Immediately Cured AMI Fup "
THIS Distressing Affection. Wt,rs ,sG 's,,s,
miserable and Marriage lmros, III .''as'N
atty paid by the victims Of M IL J,
ence. Young persons are too AMI re ~,
cesscs from not being aware -, ,''ss5
that may eusge Ne ca,
understands the subject Will NJ 80 ~ I,
that the power OF pIocrra,Io5 !, Is . e
by those falling into improper - ~ A.
the prudent. Besidrs being J,,.'N Ia
pleasure of healthy olSpr,rs H.. r''N , .
and destructive symptoms Of M -
mind arise. The System L,co,.,.'.. o. sssI d
the Physical and Mlnta. Fur,,tar' 1v'us
loss Of Provocative Power New. -. ai';,
Dyspepsia, Palpitatirn OF tie - ~
ton, Constitutional DEBILITY. T, - .atl
Frame, Cough, CONSUMPTION ns.'res
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JOSEPH B. WALKER,

Asst Prof Chemistry, and
Principal Of Business School
For the present, the instruction in English
10 divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil.
osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Assistant Professor.
I The duties vi this chair are discharged by
tho Professors of Chemistry and Natural Phil.
osophy.
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TO OUR MERCHANTS!
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The Writ County Democrat,
Published at
Elizabeth, Writ County, W, Va.

H1IDuUOFHJ WIZ OVUHVJI W VI"
WILLIAMS & GORDON, Pro'pr's.
V,HE DEMOCRAT IS THE ONLY PAPER
i published in the West Virginia oil regions,
and enjoys a circulation Of nearly 1900 copies
per week The attention of the Wholesale
ira of wheeling'is directed to this fact. 1t
is to their interest to advertise.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, December 4th, 1869.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL EUN
i by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, lo69-Wheeling time:
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From. Mrs. A. vi. Meeker.

WALKERS TONIC BITTERs are known to the
Faculty, and are not PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and others.
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DISEASES OF niPRUDEyCE


When the misguided and imprudeui ro,Gru
pleasure HndS that he has imbibcd the ,ss.is
this painful disease, it too often happen, IA
an ill.timod sense Of shame or dread Ol l..Irr1
deteTs him from applying ~ those Who lruas
ucatiOn and respectAbility can alone bslnai
him, delaying Till the cOpstit tional syuptnun
this horrid disease make their appeafahH IN
as liberated sore throat diseased nose hr,ig1l
pains In the head and limbs. d.murs. u ,ll
deafness, nodes on the shin bones Ald AZ,
blotchos on the head. face aud eIiremita ~
crossing with frightful rapldily al ,A.il'
palate Of the mouth or the bones Of DO -
TALL In, and tho victim Of this ANU dsls' =
com es a horrid object OF COMMUNICATION t.&,aa
puts period 90 his dreadful suhrriHl b. 80
ing him 70 That Undiscovered County iis
whence no traveller returns"
II is a melancholy fact that Thousands AL
tins TO this terrible disease owing 70 tA'I
skillfullnoss Of ignorant prctendeTs, uho bJu'
use Of that DEADLY Poison. MERCUKI rgI -
constitution and mako tho resIdue Of lie NJ
able.
0FFlCE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STgLH
Left hand side going from Baldmsrs Street
few doors from the corner. ~ Fail net 4"
servo name aud nambor.
r. No letters received unloss POSTPAID ~
containing n stamp 20 DO used on The frii
Persons writing should state age, and sst4 ~
ton OF Advertisement describing symptom
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In Bis saa
ENDORSEMENT OF THE rRESs
The many Thousands cured at this estisaa
mont within the Last twenty years, and hs -
merous important Surgical Operations PsrfUrzS
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the fsPor'Sn :
the Sun, and many other papers, notices ia
appeared again and again before the Pabf
sides his standing a. a gentleman Of thA'scH
and responsibility, 10 q sufficient guaranty = |"
Afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. Aaraj
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
4 VOPD TO y1IrVG UEN

There is building at the corner of Fourth
ave. and Twenty-tniTI-st., not yet grown old
even in this city where Il twClvcmOnth counts
for age and dozen years mean venerable an
tiquity, about which We wish To say few
words to young men, especially to such
strangers az have obtained employment in the
city, but have no, made and are not likely to
make either home or friends here, save such
as expensive boarding or club-houses afford.
The house To which we refer is one of the most
costly and beautiful in New-lOrk.
1.-The 81! of the building, say tie report Just fer
nshcd u.s. "is French EnassICc; ia faced with rec
stones in two coors the general ground h,iu OF Belle
vile stone Of u ricf purple luc and the holdings and
curniccs of bucOored Ohio rccstOue, o. oC,r nearly
couplemenar 81 the former. The front on The Fourth
ave. Ia divied into hSc bays the two conner BAYS being
more enriched tLauthe ccuIal cues and having pavilion
roofs carried above the general lie Of the roof ma king
the corners Of the bulldog. TIE front oA Twcnty-Ar
st. has q central partition marllIs the principal cutnnce
five stories In hight. and crowned by square dome
riched by four dorncr widow The front B GaHAed ut
the corners by towers CORE pvaing With those tie
Fouihaye., and Is GINMct into i've bays each side
OF tie ectra pavilion. Tbs sarJus stories ave Npr5cd
by rich o0rc,s and bands on c acnde Jud thv central
door Is marked b. comns ard enIl. .Lmeuts aud i
mounted by Il GAs Il tAo Association. The reade has
very impo,nc effect, com It, sIe and pro- lrtion aud
beauty Of detail"
IL contains pdrlorj lttcd up with taste and
elegance, library, reading aud concert halls,
n gymnasium bowling alleys and bathrooms,
and lecture rooms in which evening instruc-
ton is given N tho languages, muse and lit
eTaturo b. sone Of the hest teachers in New
York. In II word, it offers to young men II
place for social enjoyment, recreation, bodily
exercise VI study fully equal " tAat provided
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
aeyp'2lork Duilu GrIbulrc,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1870.

The secretary OF Minister washburne in letter from
Paris states that the capuation will probably take
Iaee three weeks. Several members Of the Paris
Government have been accused OF swindrug. === DIS
watches from tie Crown Prince OF SaXony announce that
Ducr,t has rccrossel the " Irne = TIE French say
Raladile's retreat OIGory and that lis army Still
numbIs 10000 men. with $50 cannon == Tx
u1eJsuess ia london caused by tie Russian demand
Las entirely Cbated. The sultan accepts the pro
pD5rd c0Hcrn"e the condition that tAc discussion be
conf lcd tJ tic B.agE a question.
IN c senate. yctcrday, bills were INTRODUCED 10 pro-
uCe telegraph lmuuicion witt Asia TO secure the
rny.l,at OF scamoLs .es ia case Of tAe wreck OF
vessel. aql % euc,Ur 80 shl building. == In the
OUlr, J san .t.u.Ing was admitted TO the vacancy
caused rs tc gc,ir 1Jou OF Mr. Dewoce; bills in
tr Juc,d TO rCvi,c lor Gradual resum pOn OF specie
pagiets, 70 rog lave the hight Of bridges nayi-
gable rstTs, anC 10 abolish the FTeeiu cn's Bureau:
reroui, rs vtre of red calling for information con-
CT irg ,Lt sC ~ fabinescbOOner in Nova Scotia,
Gag tlie sp"ndcnCe relating to the designs Of
European P,w.-a the Bay Of Samana, and instmc {
Igr Do ways Means Committee TO amend the T rlI
% c,Iioru > tuo veUs Of the Revenue RrformcIs"
Ito bid ending The Postal Statutes debated at
sehgth, wi.hous .si'o action.
Mr. Il Hclt-o1 has been I elected to tie u s. scrate
Hom South Carolina, aud Mr. Godthwalic from Ala
baro, ia place Of Senator Warner. === The National
Bosri o. s1-.ie is IN session in BuI.lo. TIE time
for c"sn M Erie Canal has been extended 10 the 1Oh
met. TIE Receiver OF the Land ONCE at Spring
field, Mo. has D'eu robbed Of $500 ==== Tie Navajo
Indial are at wa WITH the Apacles. Railroad az
Cdens have occurred In Maine and Canada two persons
being killed.
DR.. Evans, the Chathom-st practitioner is held IN de-
fault 90 SO.OJ) bal. The Deaf and Dumb Asylum
BoonnStalc Is reported to be in dangerously filthy
conlitioi scGiIJtina prevails in this city. and
smallpox IN Bro1Llyn. J.. .. = chid's table ser
vice will tc presented 70 Schuyler Colfax jr =- Miss
Olive Log leCtred on tho Bright Side" === Mayor
Hall opposes wooden payements. === a new parade
ground IS proposed tho FRS Division " &. :. " Y
== Cold llCs, lloi, Iol. Thermometer, 80. 90, 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The worst has not been told of the French
situation. The absolute failure of the late
soltieS from Paris is confirmed by adviccs from
within the city to December 4. Ducrot had
withdrawn behind the MarEe; the former lines
Of tie Germans had been restored and strength
encd and further offensive operations on the
part Of the besIoged appear impossible. The
opinion prevailed at the American Le-
CATION in Paris that the defense could
not be maintained longer than three weeks.
Unable to break the investing line or to resup-
ply the city, Trochu, lie Baz3inc must vainly
suffer on in the vain hope OF relief from
without. How vain chat hOpo is will appear
from the plain statement in our dispatches Of
the situation of the Army Of the Loire. The
Tours Government talks still of a forward
movement for the relief of Paris, but it is a
promise of Gamhetta to the car Of France to
be certainly broken to the hope. While he
still proclaims thus foolishly, Tours itself is
evacuated by those who have the discretion
to 60 before the danger Of It's occupation is
| imminent.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
,vvyv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER g. 1870

against monopolies, impossible for genera
ton to Gomez
II is not our fault that The Post has not
learned long since the true intention and pur-
pose Of its Democratic allies. They attack the
Tariff, caring nothing about the economic
questions involved simply to make the pay
ment Of the debt impossible. There IS no
genuine and enduring combination which can
be made between the British merchants OF
Now-York and the Ku-Klux politicians OF the
South West. They may sometimes dritt to-
gether in the easy immortality of election day,
but they will have difficulty in keeping step
in the serious work of legislation. The organ
ization, the process Of work, the purpose OF
the Free Trade League, are all purely aristo-
cratic. They are pledged TO the defense Of
powerful vested interests of capital. The ex-
Rebels who send to Congress men of Mr.. Con-
nol,s caiber, are actuatcd merely by blind
hate of the Government and hope, derived
from the speeches of dcmagOgues of freeing
themselves from the burdens OF citizenship by
tho aid of their political allies in the North.
The superfne gentlemen who make The Post
their mouthpieCe must not be too particular
about the conduct Of their rural followers.
You must fight on their terms, or give up the
contest,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

TO be clerks and book-keepers-at least twice
as many IA can ever find steady employment
in those pursuits; but the men who dig our
cellars, lay our brick, do our carpenter work,
finish aud furnish our houses, were nearly all
born in Europe, and are regularly recruited
from that Continent Ii seems to us that fewer
Americans hy birth are working MS mechanics
in our City than there were twenty or thirty
years agc and that far fewer Of our boys are
serving an apprenticeship.
But tho gravest aspect of our social condi-
ton is the multiplicity and rapid increase of
youth who have no regular pursuit. or, NJ
least, follow none. They hang about grogshops
and billard-rooms, drinking and smoking, and
ayoWing their purpose TO become politicians
Some of them have been set to work at trades,
hut have thrown down the trowel, the odze,
tho iack-plane, and deliberately addicted
themselves for life to what they consider poll
ties They are always ready for horse-race,
game of ball, target excursion; but
they do not average an honest days work
each per month. OF course, they are always
needy. and enyous of those who are not and
they seldom achieve new suit OF clothes
save on the eve of a contested election. In
short, they are bad lot of loafers
Though they expect to live ont of the pub
lie, not one of these fellows ever suspected
that il might be necessary for him To seem
honest, moral, and decent in order to succeed
in his chosen career. On the contrary, they
are universally libertines, gamblers and tip
piers, or only fail TO be for lack of means.
They glory in target excursions; they swell
Democratic professions they begin to vote at
sixteen or seventeen years of age, and are
veteran ropcaters by the time they are twenty.
If there be any vice with which one of them
is not already familiar, be sure that he is intent
on its carly requirement 1t was from such a
crew that Catiline mustered the forces with
which he advanced to sack and deyaState
Rome.
What shall be done to transform these young
reprobates into honest, virtuous, useful, re-
spected ctizens7 What must be our future if
our future Tweeds are to be backed by thrice
the number of these embryo ruiians that
aillicts us to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

The Pirate of the Alabama must look TO
his laurels as a lecturer, for n new and for
midable rival has appeared in the Southern
LyceumS. How tame and unintcreSting the ex-
ploits of Senuncs ia burning deienSeleSs ships
WI appear compared to The thrilling tales of
John II. Surratts adventures as spy, conspir-
ator and assassin. This fellow has had the
e1rontery to detail before a Southern audience
--monstous fact that such an audience could
be assembled his connection with the con-
srirators who ass1ssinatcd Mr., Lincoln. He
denies, of course, that he agreed to assassina-
ton, for that confession would hang lin, but
he admits that he was paid spy of the Con-
fodcIatcS and was fully committed to the
CO; ;spiracy 20 kidnap MIR, Lincoln. The story
itself is old and absurd. and VIII hardly repay
perusal The stranGcSt part of it al is that it
should ever have found listeners III any re-
spectacle community.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

Judge, and the Constitution Of Michigan for
bids the election of n Judge to any pohtcai
office. On this ground, his right to SIT In Con-
grcss ia disputed. and this The World at
tributes TO
"Party aplrt alone, aud very wrctched phase even
of that very wrcched lhDghe desire, to w.t. TO seat
the defeated Republican candidate
As Mr.. briggs, "tho defeated Republican
"candidate,n has already declared that he VIII
In no case accept the seat to which he was
not elected (howcver it may be with Judge
Sutherland. we submit that the above asser-
ton is inexcusably reckless.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
SrrErLNG IND SEASOYLNG.

The prodigious amount of filing and spiclng
which some of the journals of this city find 1t
necessary to add to the news, indicates that
the palates of thcir readers, jadcd by high
seasoned viands, have ceased to relish simple
facts On no other hypothesis is 1t possible 10
account for the extraordinary descriptive talent
lavished on Saturday last 10y several news
papers upon the fifth, sixth, or seventh ire
(accounts diiler) that has taken place in the
caisson of the East River bridge. In phhoso-
phizing over the occurrence OF the me, sOiiu
chunks of wisdom have been got ont OF that
caissOn, sufficient to glut the maw OF sclcn-
tiic cOrmOrant. One paper shines with new
theory of combustion. 1t announces that the
" atmosphere within the caissOn, pressing
"equally on all parts of its interior surface,
"operatcs to force spark Of fire directly into
" the fiber of the wood. precisely as great
"weight will force a spike into wood or any
"othcr yielding substance {" Or it might have
added, "precsely as" the projeches from
rifed cannon were described by the cOrre-
spondcnt Of a Ncw-Yoik paper duIing the siege
of Fort Pulaski--as boring their way into the
masonry like gimlets or coriscrcws, with a
rotary motion, point first.
Another paper dat,s, in column full Of
horror, of the fright Of "eighty human be-
"ngs,' "expccting that the gases III the cham
"ber wOull instantly shaitcr caisson, frame
"wOrk, and all the manhood in the place to
"atoms;n - which was n shocking danger when
it is considered that the only gases OF which
tho chamber lad a superb ity were those
of the atmosphere. Still another journal fol-
Ii, l,,r
the statement that "ths caisson is flied with
compressed air at the bottom in order to keep
ait afloat the superiority OF compressed over
ordinary air for such Il purpose Icing evident.
As to the damage, one journalist declares it
"s believed that $685. 900 would handy cover
"it.p "The most accurate information was
obtained for yet another journal by an inter
view with the chief architect of the BRIDGE
who, being tired, was in bed. The man in
bed thought S200D would cover The loss.
Upon being severely crosS-qucstiOHed as to
the delay he thought it would be about
Give days on seven years. With this men
ton of the loss Of one fiye-hundrcdth part of
the time required in building, there was ga
patient smile" that admonished the reporter
Not to put too fine point upon it,, the man in
bed was bored.
THE TRIBUNE il not cmulous of f;'me in such
descriptions, AID may possibly dsappoint read
ers who require such spicy additions to The
daily bill of fare. it has not to rCproach itself
with being among those journals which. by abb
sIrdly eXaggeratiug and falSifying the details
of an unimporant occurrence, have created
such alarm abont the dangers of the clisson
that there VIII BE- difficulty in obtaining work.
men to enter it again. This may result in the
loss of time ard money; bit the actual damage
by fire, according to the Fire llarshal's report,
is every slish-lnlenh. almost nOthing.n
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
4 ROPE OF NdND.

The Free Trade combination has lost all
cohesion. The third party movement was seen
TO he hopeless before it was organized, and
the scheme of Revenue Reform was adopted
In its place. The Reformers were to take pos
session of the House of Representatives, and
the perverted Republicans, joining the solid
mass of the Democrats were to have every
thing their own way. But when a movement
Is set on foot, whose very spirit and basis is
demagogical, there is no predicting where it
Will end. The Free Trade agitation is founded
III belief of the ignorance of the masses. The
spcclous cry of monopoly dcceives no one who
examines the question for himself The de-
luslvc promise OF cheaper goods is only nd
dressed to those who are too ill-informed TO
understand the cause and cure of their poverty.
mere ls n Democratic Congressman from
Texas who has taken the Free Trade declama-
tons seriously. He is ignorant enough to
show the blind prejudice and hopes of the
people who have elected him. He thinks that
national prosperity would come from IN
abolition Of the Tariff. Mr.. C0nnor-this can
ld Tree Trader-On Tuesday introduced a
Dlll repeating the tax on tea, sugar, and coffee
Inc clndhke innocence of the measure was
not appreciated by the leaders of the party
who do not believe in carrying out their own
principles where only the laboring classes are
to be benefited by it. The great English
shipping interests would gain nothing by this
enlTanchlsement sf the farmers breakfast
table. SO Mr.. Connor got nothing but black
looks from most of his colleagues, and The
EreniHg Post of this city feels moved to ad-
minister severe correction to the logical Texan
and his sympathizers, "A great part Of the
Democrats, who falsely call themselves Free
Traders and Revenue Reformers, appear to bo
In favor of this scheme, which would simply
make iany honest revision of our Revenue
Laws u the interest of the people and