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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

Keep always on hassd fut eapply q al Gesas sRs.
INSTRUMENrs PRRFUNERIEN LFECHFS 80
Depot for al MINERAL WATERA
Compeeent CIe9Rs IN attendance a. al hrRt1 - N
Prescription Departmenk - dis IN
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

in those schools against the will OF Protes-
tant scholars than Christian has to die
tate that King James's version shall be
used against the prejudices of Roman Ca
.holics, 80
PLAIN spEAK1se.-trhe contributors to
the American Tract Society have been
quarrelline among themselves for wears
Prior to the war. the point of difference
was slavery. Now. money ia the matter
!, ,t-..-. IL. a. Co.,. .s--..
.n con'Eoseisy. neHr ene chicago A"0""ce'
The eyes of the religious public are gra
duaily being opened, ana we trust that the
will be shut out from charitable appeals to
the churches OF all denominations, and will
be told to use its capital Of half million OF
million OF dollars IN PuDilsihng ana SELL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

w. J. J. ARMSTRONG. Manager.
Manufacturer Of steam Bnginea. hRlifa OrAtnf
Machines Saw Mile Etc Flued aud CyiinGar HaTl, =
Of all kinda Iron Columns and FrODta or BnfIHirirE
Crate Bars and cast;Bgs Of every deacrtptlsn.
iyiO 9t5p -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
THE FINANCIAL POLICY OF THI
ADMINISTRATION.
Monopoly and Privilege W.. the I'm
terest OF the Lnborer.
TIE FICTION AND FRAUD IN TIE CREATION Oh
TIE PUBLIC 0tDT,
PLANS FOR EPAYMENT or
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Speech Of Hon. d. W. Voorhees, in tae
United States Housc OF Rcpressn-
tativer, january 90. 2eTo.
IConeintle.I f.onl last ,cees.l

Sir, allow me now to recapitulate
and place in compact and distinct
form the aggregate of tho obligations,
the bonds which were given us bo-
nus, as bare gratuity, to the reluc-
tant and unpatriotic capitalists of the
country in order to win their support
when oureneed was the sorest. Allow
me to array together the items of an
appalling account now in the hands OF
the tax-gatherer fol collection, every
farthing OF which is mere fabrication
upon paper and as completely devoid
of merit as forged check presented
for payment. Ny former statements
and calculations establish the follow
ing table, Us showing the amount OF
the peoples obligation which the bond
holders obtained in the creation of the
national debt each year for nothing
for absolutely nothing:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08

| Here stands, then. this stupcndous
total of 81 $50, ,558, $50, which the par-
| t. in power SAYS the people shall pay
under inexorable penalties, not one
cen. of which L have proven ever left
the cofers of the speculator or found
It's way into the Treasury OF distress
cd aud struggling country. / invoke
scrutiny upon my statements, and
shall 1T all times defend their sub
slant al CORES ness.
Bat in this connection le. as recapit-
uiate also upon another point; let us
I sec distincI.- how much money The
bondholdcrs ACTUALLY did lean, did ad-
vance upon the bon Is Of the Govern
ment 20 aid he great Cause o: ma;iona.
unity / La,c already c,tabiishcd the
facts, aad n9@ place them IN tabular
form. 1ac payments OF the londhold-
ers were . follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
ALBANY BATH HOUSE,!

u1uE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and VI
cinity that he has taken charge OF TINS Estaoisn-
ment. and. by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business expects to suit all those
who may favor him .tll their patronage Having
heretofore carried nothing bat
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
.hc expects to give entire satisfaction to all
Mg-Childlen and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shampooed. J0sEPH "bBbEh.
aprfv3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
'rtIE, EYES, THE EA RS
Da. T. |. GOLDEN,
OCULIST AND AURiST
.rP,xy oRE:g$.

I I
Dr. Golden IA ssh oT ts.e natet pii ophtha i'iie
Doctor > Z. tfDIlcnl. nls aai experience 10 t'sai
ia. th various diseases {, .h:ch t'ae eyc ani e'T
are subject AMI feels eunii'irat of sIFIHz ei!tf'
Satisfaction. to thUsa WHO aay Place i.sE.e..e'
uaJsr his care. apFioS tn-'tH
aFFJrF ~ C0UyTY SCHOOL SrPERfATEI'T,
srW W4FERLo0. SIX MILES ABOVE LIB
anon. OH the SAatian- Post "Ll:e aihrssss
! -. "a J. ". MACK.
vq,t,fv Co. S::lool Superintendent
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(
actual debt... ......... ~ 80, 10
Sir, who has known the parallel to
this in the history of constitutional
Governments Where shall we look
I To-. comparisons to this morstrous op-
preston? In what realm or land
governed by written law will the ex-
plorer of other countries and other
ages find such wholesale and fagi-
tious plunder Of the people rs here
stands naked and confessed Under
what baieful sky, IN what other quar-
ter of the earth has such an awful yisi-
tation fallen upon human labor ?
Where else than in this land OF pro-
fessed equality has wealth ever before
committed crime against industry
and liberty Of such huge proportions
and internal aspect as now towers up
IN our midst and darkens the homes of
the people with its cruel and ceaseless
! demands Kings, it is true, unres-
f! trained By law, have robbed their sub
jects. Despots who rule by preroga-
tive have torn away the substance of
| their unfortunate serfs and lavished 1t
upon the favorites of the throne. The
pampered and lawless tyrants of Asia,
Africa. and Europe have seized the
fruits of toll, the painful and precious
earnings of vigilant, daily labor and
wasted them in palaces of revelry and
endless indulgence. The millions un-
der imperial sway have been trodden
down, beggared, and held in servitude
by the unbridled avarice of absolute
4 flt1E NJ r Il,
globe penetrated and influence by the
popular will, where the voice of the
lpeople was permitted to create their
! avs, has ever before in the annals OF
the hnnls.n race such giant extortion
been fastened like vampire of death
on the resources OF o nation?
Sir, we have heard the patriotism OF
the capitalist made the eloquent theme
of eulogy. His praises have swarmen
upon partisan lips. The air has beer
laden and vocal with sweet enco1ni-
ums cf his generous sacrifices. Hi
claims are exalted as those of benef-
cent philanthropy. He comes hers
with the air of q public benefactor. H
assumes loftier port than the heroe-
Of the war, and demands payment fol
what he has done, as a first mortgage
on the chattels, lands, and labor of tie
nation. Never since the birth of time
in the whole wide range of human
lconduct, was pretentlon to ,irtuf
more false. Never was a base assump
ton more utterly crushed by the IN.
|deniabie facts of history. That beau
tiful love of the country, that sublime
|deyotion to her institutions which con-
lstitutes bulwarks of national defense
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08

RATES OF ADVERTISING prn YEAR Ono
Column, slco; Half Column, 500 Quarter Col
Column. S35.
Transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
'nes or less Of this aizea type frst insertion, IS
each sabss .uest insertion, ST.
square "a one inch in space down the column.
counting cuts. display lpca, blanks. dc., as solid
matter. No advertisement 10 be considered less
than a square, and Mi fractions counted full
square. All advertisements inherited for less
perigd tian .;.rse fnoh.hs 10 be regarded ss trss-
sien..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
eFlcE IN paRalsH's BLOCK, FIRST STREET

TERMS, ~ ADVANCES: One year, IS; Six Months
So; oae Month. so cts; Single Copies. 12l cts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08

Execs, {. Gonas aBd nsusy ever tic
actual ...................
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
p. n. ngDrIsLD.
q. w. GssAY, ID. ID. 81,

GRADUATE or CINCINNATI DENTAL COLLEGE
xHToULD INVITE ALL PERSONS DEsiR,
w ing Artificial teeth and frst-class Dental
Operations. to give him call
speeia,eus Of Yuicanite Base with gold plate
Iiuings and other new styles of work, may BE-
seen at his ofice. up stairs in Parrish Co.''
Brick, Albany, Oregon.
Residence, corner of Second and Raker streets
aprIJ-68y3n34tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
E.i.l.........................-....-..si. i.39i.3zi

Compare this amount OF 81 ,38l ,2l2.-
23o, which tie Government Gld re-
ceiye, with the amount for which our
bonds are outstanding, which the Gov
ernment did not receive, and we ind
the following resnIt:
Asnlun. "f :e.i which has DO con
sideT1i10ii y 80 q 3ss y .
Au:sunt which was psid or--......,.. a7ii2i 2ss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-08
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nZ8LErS ~ GROCERIES AND PRoyI
~ sf,as, Wpn3 ,aI :. iss " 4Fa, Con'set'"A-
az. coi,teea. Ci;a-S. P.Ye-, 5,i+n=' exc. S'"I'
~, n in. Ii...,ss.. tae ExlEss. ofce. A.
btny, Oregon se-S'-'N''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
IL Judge milIs < FAILURE.

Judge Orton has Judi,ially decided
that Judge Mills is "a failure as judge.
Mr.. Orton is judge in La Fnyctte Com
ty, and his opinion is quoted in the
democratic papers. But if Judge Mills
is sucl, failure, how is it that the Leg
sa.ure has sanctioned by law some of
his most important innovations' Before
Judge Mills time, the judges used to
harangue the jury orally, and no record
was made of instructions, ON which
mems rights and Liberties depended -
Three years ago, the Legislature passed
law requiring all judges to write out
their instructions. The law was advo-
Gated in the Legislature, because it had
been introduced and worked well in the
5th Circuit. 1t compelled the Judge to
be carclulI and impartial in what he
charged the jury, and gave to parties a
protection they ne er had before. We
might also mention Judge Mills practice
of writing down in Inllj the testimony
of Witnesses. Since he began the practice,
short hand reporters have been appoint
ed in several of the Circuits by special
Legislative Acts. We might mention
other reforms introduced by Judge Mills
so we think the people will not ratify
Mr.. Orton's decision.- DodgeviNe Chron
ieie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Iowa County and the Circuit Judge"
ship.

Vnder cover of the independent non
,oliticaL rnsc, the Democrats hope to Sc
cure for Mr.. Z. A. Orion, Jr strong
vote ia this county--to inveigle hepub'l'
cans to lorsake their friend, Judge Mills,
We have little fear that they Will sue
coed to any alarming extent, anu nope
they will fail entirely
If there is a community IN this Juul-
rial C,rcnit that should give Judge Mills
a warm support, that community IS
Iowa County. BY his decisions ana
rulings in all the suits which have come
before him, between the tax payers OF
the county and the Il II. bondhoIders'
he has in all cases gwen assurance that
bis svmpathies are with the people, ana
that, so far IA any action OF MS cou'u
.Eeet'the matter he can be relied upon as
their friend. He is familiar With every
phase of ourdiffcultE is convinced OF the
;ustce orour cause that we are the vlc~
tins of n yilainous swindle;and should the
eoseeyer comebe fore him in shape en-
Aiding him to assist US to secure our rights,
he will certainly do It, Ills action IN the
past, and his known CONVICTION that 'he
people OF Iowa County have justice on
thor aide. are assurances that II 1t ever
il IN his power to beIriend them IN TINS
dilemma he will do 80.
These being the facts, the people OF
Iowa County should, irrespective OF
marty, 1--WE to Judge Mills n more hearty
support than to anv other man, Not To
10 50 would not only be commission
Of that worst Of sins, ingratItaie, but
would also be foolishly disregarding our
own best interests. People of Iowa
County, Judge Mills is your friend he
has testified 90 this by his conduct IN
the past, and can be relied upon to do so
in the future if an opportunity oilers
Will vou, then, exchange him for an un'
tried Stranger win you elect to MI
his place young nan Of whom you
know nothing, and one closely identified
with those who have always been your
worst enemies; who have entaled upon
YOU the burden under which you are
now struggling?
These questions are presented to every
voter in the county They are vital ones,
and ought to be carefully considered
The answers givea to them at the ballot
box next Tuesday may be of incalcula'
bic good or evil to the county-which
shall it be?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

OF course the Democrats will cry,
dead issue but we feel it our;duty,
notwithstanding their terrible displeas-
IRE, to remind our people tina: the hm>
gus resolution declaring the war fall
ure, and demanding a cessation of hos.
tilities on the part of the Government in
1863 was the outgrowth of the states.
manlike brain Of Mr.. T. A. Orton, Jr.,
the Independent candidate for Circuit
Judge aganst Judge Mills. We think i,
well enough to inquire if he has chang
ed his views sinccI that time, or wheth-
err he is still Of the opinion that the war
was n failure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

A QUERY Our present board of com
ty supervisors are elected for terms ex>
piring one, two and three years hence -
Under the new supervisor law, each
town, village and ward in the county,
elects this spring man as county sn'
neryisor, and these constitute a county
board. Our query is, which will be the
legal county board, the present three
men whose terms of office are unexpir-
ed, or the sixteen to be elected next
Tueslay2 If the latter, then what is to
be done with our old county board p
Their several terms are unexpired, and
to us, not versed it the lore Of law, it APP.
pears to be new power the legislature
has assumed in lesislatins men outof Of
fee, as it evidently has done. viii some.
legal friend answer this question: Sup
pose the old Board, Campbell, Rewey
and Snow, persist in assembling Mt bod,
geville occasionally, and present bills for
mileage and per diem, how will the
county avoid paying them, surprising
she is sued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

THE ONEIDA DISASTER Captain
Eyre, the officer commanding the Srit-
ish ship Bombay, which cdIlided with
and sunk the American ship Oneida,
ard then heartlesslv sailed away and
left the crew to their fate, has had an
investigation. and virtually beeu acquit-
ed. No evidence showed Captain Eyre
to be blameabe for the collision; but
clearly proved that he failed to render
assistance hen he might have done so,
and saved many lives. Evidently he
had no desire to save the lives OF the
drowning Americans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

A TRUCE has been arranged between
the opposing factions OF the Democrats
at Albany, and there is probability OF
a compromise which will greatly abridge
the powers of the Tammany regency,
and diminish the opportunities to steal
from the New York city treasury. A
new bill for the city charter will be
drafted by committee from both fac
tons, and the reforms proposed by the
Young Democracy will be introduced -
Fernando Wood applied, yesterday, to
join the Young Democracy, but his as
sisnnce was respectfully declined BY
Sheriff @ Bricn and John Morrissey.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

The LADIES FRlENp.-Thc April num-
Der Of this popular magazine comes tc
us with the freshness and life OF spring
In 1he steel plate "On Guard, the alert
watchlulness of the dog contrasts finely
the repose Of the sleeping boy. The
co'ured fashion plate i tasty, gay and
graceful Ms usual and the profuson and
variety Of illustrations of articles Of
feminine use and adofnment give the
ladies every opportunity to know how tC
dress well The stories are very good
We club the Ladies Friend to subscrib-
ers of the tribune at 81 80 per. FEAR,
For sale at the Post Office Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
RECLAMATION demanded.

Ma. JoHy IvsY sr. being candidate for the once
of CITY Treasurer, and looking to the kepnohcah
voters for election. cab upon him to make an eA-
PLANTATION OF his official action as Justice oil the reace'
two wears ago, Ia The between one j. nod
ers and myself Mr, lysY failng to explain, s''aii
foe, called upon to make full public statement OF
the case. 1P-lfH -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

The Milwaukee papers report the mr.
rival there, in charge Of an officer Of
one ii \. Roberts, an ex confederate
colonel dashlng young fellow lately in
the employ of Noonan Il McNab, as q
salesman, but adscondcd, defaulter to
the amount of some 5000 After leav-
Ing Milwaukee he was married to q
young lady whom he had loved for some
years, and was found with his bride at
the Continen tai Hotel in Philadelphia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

PRINCE NAPOLEON, the murderer
of Victor NOR, has had his trial, and
been sentenced to pay to the iami y OF
his victim the sum of $4,000 frames
about $4,000. Five thousand dollars is
fair compensation for the life q hui
man being in France under this decision.
Decidedly cheap, We should say.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

SENT Up.-At the session Of the
Circuit Court closing last week in Grant
county four representatives were sent to
Waupun Two brothers named SSoDGR"ss
were sent up, one for ten years and tie
other for three The people seem to think
they were justly served.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Bro. PECK, Of the National Demo-
crat gracefully withdraws his charge OF
inlde,ity against Judge Mills We
thought our neighbor was above anything
50 mean as to attempt to make political
capital against u man on account OF his
religious views, and are 8 lad to learn we
were not mistaken.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Darn OF :. &. BEAN We learn with
sorrow of the sudden death of ;. G.
Bean, General Agent of the Madison
Mutual Insurance Company, which took
place last Monday Mr. Bean has held
several responsible positions of trust in
this State aud was a gentleman much
respected by all who come in contact
with him. His death is a great loss to
Madison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

PHlLo A. ORION, JR., the "nice
young man" who thought the war a
failure" and who now thinks Judge
Mills failure, was mistaken in the first
instance, and quite likely he is in the
second also.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

GENERAL &. G, WAsHBUENE, Of Wis
consin, announces in a card that he does
no. seek further election to Congress
in the La Crosse district He is the
last Of the famous Washburne brothers
now in Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED states 'oTEL, (wATKiS WATKINS
u O,D TAND) l'odgeyille, iscousn.
Having taken charge Of this hotel for term Of
ii propose to Keep IL for the special accommodation
Of the travelling public.
| h a large barn, and keep attentive hostlers. -
propose TO good table. and keep the bar at ali
times supplied With the best of liquors
BY slrct attention TO business hope to deserve,
and receive a fair share Of the public patronage
1Xnf-l2.u THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Pork AND. BEEF. There have been
6SS, l4U hogs packed into $4,000 barrels
of mess and 10000 barrels of other pork
in Chicago this season, and II 1868 cattle
packed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Ci.y Residence for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his residence, In
! the City OF Hneral Point, situated one block
west OF I j. Camphell's residence, and near John
j. Ross House has three good rooms. cellar aud
cstrru lot II quarter Of az acre This property
viii be sold at "A good bargain, For particulars en-
qure Mt Penhal egons shoe shop, opposite ity Hall
On the premises.
GRIEF. 1RIEFIrHS.
March 22d, $50. l2N9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Storms IN ENGLAND. "A LONDON dis
patch of Saturday says "lhe weather
has been very stormy the past day or
two Sc cral inches of snow fell last
night, and is still showing
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-04
To the Dental Profession.

HNO save natural teeth, not to destroy. mus,
II be tho ann OF every intelligent Dentist.
The dcplorable practice Of extracting all
teeth, sound or defective, which stand in the
way OF 4 full set, is due, i'll great meas sure
to the impossibility of constructing by mean :,
ot clumsy, block-rnbbcr teeth, partial cases
that can bc worn with any degree cf comfort
or usefulness.
In order to amcioratc tLis practice, which
canno, cam, but be rep"gnant I" the better, judg.
ment OF every conscientious and cniightcn, Il
OPERATOR, the Patentcc makes the follow ing
reasonable proposition:
lie will dispose OF the sole right of con
structing dcnturcs, according to his improved
method for any city, town or county, to an
experienced practitioner residing therein: or
the light for Il State, or State as.oca: inl:
giving also to the purchasers The privilege uf
granting licenses to such operators as Will
faithfully carry out design of the Improvement
Or he vii! enter into an arrangement will.
members of the profession, by which they can
have constructed at the Laboratory ot ley
and according to his method, such eases as
they may desire; especially difficult. pu,finl
cases, designed to prevent tho mutilatinn Of
young subjects, and to enable those more aa
vanccd i'll age, to retain for many years III, ir
remaining natural teeth, rs good and u.eiu
organs.
Opportunity will thus be Afforded Dentists
or testing the value of this improvement,
until such time as they, having become COL
vlnced Of it's superiority, shall desire to OBJ
tailr tho right TO- use it as proposed above.
n margin, sufficient to secure the co-Opera
ton Inexperienced and intelligent operator
will bo cheerfully conceded, for the agen
they must share in bringing this meth
more generally within reach of the pui u
Their cooperation is earnestly invoked .H'
by the general introduction of this imp, III
ment, the practice above referred to-. k
Voting to humanity and 40 opprobrioust 5
profession: may be, 10 a great extent l'sfs l'fs
pressed. E8
1t may he we'll to add here, as demons ~
ing the availability of this method, that
OF over 100 cases furnished by II. x Il. since
its introduction, not one has been rri,rn Ell fU,.
repair! In one or two instances, where, from
careless handling, when out of the mouth, n
tooth has been broken. the accident las been
remcdlcd to the great dcligh. o.; the wcarer
with only few minutes detention No Other
system shows such results!
"Certifcates may be had for anything" it is
said. We prefer Il reference to duplicates re-
tanned in our Office (R. u r. of eases now in
daily use, which could not have been sa.ie-
factorily worn, if constructed on any other
plan. The wearcrs OF these have in many
Instances, voluntarily. rendered to us th,.
privilege of personal reference.
The proposition to construct cases accord
ing to my Improvement. applies only to tho.e
who are licensees af the Goodyear Company
Oct II WILLIAM REYNOLDS.