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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

ScRoruLA is a taint or infection in the hu-
man organism which wcakens the vital forces.
and disorders or disarranges the functions OF
the whole system. This taint or infection y :
most usually hereditary in the constitution, put
ii may also arise from habits of life, unwnoier
some food, etc. In time, If this disease does
not show itself in an ulcerous or tubercuiaT
form, it induces those other diseases, sucn as
consumption, ulcerations Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, salt rheum, dropsy, etc. The best
remedy ever yet discovered is "Dr. Walker
Vegetable VINEGAR BITTERs." 1t will cure
the disease if not too far advanced, and VIII
eradicate the cause.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

must lessen, and the price Of wheat be
lowered oil over the globe. China and
Japan are, however. becoming greater
consumers of our wheat and flour, and
our breadstuffs trade is gradually inn
proving with Russian Pacific possess
ions, Mexico, South America and the
islands of the Pacific. The conclusion
is, that we must not, hereafter, expect
to realize the prices obtained in 1866
GIGS, which were exceptional; that
the Pacific coast must become. the great
wheat exporter of America; and that
Russia will be about our only competi>
tor in the worlds markets.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

Ms-If you wish the very best cABisEr Pho
roanApHs, you must call on BRADLEY
RULoFSoN, 429 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
SASH AND Door FACTORY,
Riggs & Campbell

LAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND 1sznA
IL large variety of Doors and ssssssssn
sashea, of all the common sizes, and of elaa1sMa
the best workmanship, at their Sash and Door
Factory, which they offer for sale rs cheap as
such articles can be purchased elsewhere.
They are also prepared to fill all special orr
ders for work in their line promptly, cheaply
and accurately. -
Give Us q trial, and you will be satisfied.
2 RIGGS d CAMPBELL.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

THoR NOY-RETENTIoN, OR TNC0NTf-
NENCE of Urine, irritation, inflammation
or liberation of the bladder or kidneys, diseases
of the PROSTATE glands, stone In the bladder
calculus gravel or brickdust deposits, and al.
the diseases Of the bladder, kidneys and drop
steal swellngs
USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

uIELMBOLD,s EXTRACT BUcHU
III gives health and vEgor to the frame. and
bloom to the pallia check. Debility 10 ae. om-
panied by many alarming symptoms, ana u no
treatment is submitted TO, consumption, insan-
ity or epeleptic fits ensue.
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8 y 9 ~ . 3 ?

To TIE WORKING cLASs.-wc are now
prcpa5Ed to furnish all elaSses with constant
employaae nj as home. tbs whole Of the time ur
for the spare moments. Business new. Light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from SOC. to s. per evening, and a propor-
tienal sum by aeYoiiag their whole time 70 The
business. HnYs and girls earn nearly as much
as men. Taat nil who see this notice may send
their address and test the business, make
Isis unparalleled offer: To such as are not well
satisfied, we will send 81 to pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars. valuable sam
PIE, which will do to commence work On, and u
copy OF .The Peoples Literary Companion''-
one Of the largest and best family newspapers
Published all scnt free by mail. Reader, if
you want permanent profitable work, address
L. G. ALLEN & CO., AuGrsrA. MAINE. 80
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

The most thorough instruction is afforded in
Business Penmanship /; also, course in
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
WORDS OF WISDOM
FoR You've MEy,


On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP fo- the Erring
and Unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enyel-
opes, free Of charge, Address, HOWARD Asso-
cIArIos, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

NNTELCH's PREMIUM sALMoN-BEsT
w in market--in kits or barrels.
For sale OF COX D EARHART'S,
Salem.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

A LII SORTS OF GOODS SOLD FOR
IN Cash or Marketable Produce ut
=. I'll. LEWIS's
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

BY practical ehort- Hand Esporte-, for the
benefit Of those WIN wish to pursue thia use
fli subject.
For circulars. giving fall reyticsiars, address
LAuDFN 3 DErgAEcE.
February 19.-1y
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
Actual Business Practice,
Miniature world Of Business,

rTO WHICH He rs INTRODUCED AFTER
j. having rlpleted the Theory, and which
has the effect of thoroughly famiiarizing him
with all the minutae of real business. This
feature of the Institution also affords an ex-
eellent practice in
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
REFUND THE MONEY.

As an Indication Of tie Prices, nee nil quote
Wutch from list The p. s. BARTLETT,
Lerer Increment, ,oth Erha Jeteels, Chrmome-
FER Baimoe, Patent P,nioa, Patent Dust Cap,
and all the other Tate improvements, an a Solid
Com Siirer Case,
S23 in GreeRbacks. or about $40 lii Ccin.
All the other kinds, both gold and silver, in
the came proportion. Do not ORDER Watch
till you have sent for prsce List, as il con-
taiDs a great dsal of information regarding
these watches that will enable you TO make an
Intelligent selection. Don't forget, when you
write, To state that you saw this advertisement
In tie Polk County TINES, and you need not
put in stamps for return postage. Address in
full,
Howard az Co.,
Jewellers and Silvcrsmiths,
GIG Broadway, New York.
We refer, by permission, to
Messrs. Wells, Fargo q Co., N. 7. and San
Francisco.
I. w. Raymond, Esq, T. r. Butler, Esq, B. G.
Howard, Esq, San Francisco.
w. S. Hobart, Esq, Virginia City, Nevada.
IS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

PEIsosERs still in Jail in Kentucky
for aiding fugitive slaves to make es.
cape from that State ! Such is the re-
port. A late number of the Washington
Chronicle says:
A correspondent sends rs a repor,
which he has receotiy heard, to the ef-
feet that several persons are yet confined
in the Kentucky peniten,iary for the
alleged crime Of aiding slaves to escape
before slavery was abolished The re-
port has the odor of the " Confederit
Cross Roads" about it, and We are 10th
to give it entire credence. 1t is matter,
ho~ever, that there could be no harm in
looking into. The close Of the war, when
the rightful jurisdiction of the United
States over the entire country was rec
ognized, shonld have signalized the in
slant release Of all persons held on
charges similar to the above. II per-
sOos were held after the time mentioned
the fault was that of the chief executive
officer or officers Of the State wherein
they were imprisoned. whose duty it was
to order their immediate aod uncondi'
tional release. AS the report stands,
however, it lacks confirmation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

A CoLoRED vorER.-Dr Stephenson,
. veil known colored citizen ofthis city ,
. few days since, registered, in order
that be might exercise that right guar
aoteed him BY the Fifteenth Amendment
at the next election. We understand
that person of lighter skin but darker
heart refused to register because he
would not place his name under the
Doctors. We have no doubt the Doc
tor would have allowed this man to
have bad bis name written FIRST he had
appeared sooner at the registry. DR..
Stephenson has intelligence enough to
see that it would not detract from bin
TO have his name follow that Of aninfer-
Enterprise
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

EXTENSIVE WooLsx WoRxs.-A San
Francisco telegram in yesterdays Enter
prise says:
1t is reported that both the Mission
and Pacific Wooden Mills will be remov-
ed to Hunters Point, add will be consol'
idsted. They will make all kinds OF
woven and knit goods and carpets. and
turn out As 900 suits boys and mems
complete the FIRST year. Two
hundred boys aud one hundred and for.
~ six girls, Of eighteen years old will be
employed, aud Chinese labor gradually
dispensed with.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

HoRAcE GKEELEY in the following
prediction gives "a hint which deserves
to be acted upon by the ,illers of land
in the dry valleys of Nevada:
Whoever lives beyond the close Of this
century, and shall then traverse our prairie
States, will see them whitened at intervals
by the broad sails of wind mills erected over
wells, whence every gale or breeze will be en-
ployed in pumping water into ponds or reser-
voirs SO located that water may be drawn
therefrom at will. and diffnsed in gentle
streamlets over the surrounding fields to in
vigorate and impel their growing crops.
There is hardly a sagebrush plain in
this State which is not perfectly capa-
BILE of successful and profitable cultiva-
ton if industriously titled and irrigated.
Moreover, upon those plains water is
almost always obtaina BILE at a compare.
lively short depth of boring or sinking;
and Heavea knows we are blest 0ith
cheap wind enough to run all the mills
needed for pumping. Wind mills are
not necessarily expensive contrivarces
nor are the gears and ,roughs requisite
to raising aud distributing the water.
The experiment indicated 10 we'll worth
Lryiug.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

A Jusr Observation-Disclosures, the
San Francisco school teacher who Was
sentenced TO six months Imprisonment
for whipping one of his scholars appeal
ed from the Police Judges decision
with the result indicated below. We
quote from the San Francisco dispatches
Ia yesterdays Enterprise
Judge Lakes decision in the Robert
son school-teacber case reverses the
finding of Judge Sawyer. He decides
that in cases where . warrant is taken
out in Justices Court, the case eaa-
not be transferred 10 . Police Court, and
that Court, consequently. bad no jsris-
diction. This case also decides that .
teacher has . right. 70 punish, within
ssasoe.bls limits, and the evidenee In
the ease did not warrant the fadipg de-
issdaas guilty Of erusi pnsissmess.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

We copy the following from las: even.
iue's Gold Hill News:

ing otGOl0 NIL NeWS.
CoRlxNr, April 3.-Advices from South
Pass. Wyoming, dated the 81 state that on
the morning Of the 3l>t ultimo. q son Of DR.
James lr~iH. Of Atlantic City, was attacked
near that place By baud Of twenty five In
dams. Young Irwin, although fatally wound
ed, escaped from them and reached Atlantic
Civ, where he died from the effect Of the
wounds on the evening of the LIST. The In
dams in this vicinity have been peaceable
and friendly for some time. The outrage
SURPRISED the citizens, and created fears re-
garding the safety Of prospecting parties scat
tered over the adjacent country.
A party If citizens from Atlantic went ont
to search for them, and returned yesterday
with the bodies of J. Mcclure, A. Kellogg,
+. Fosherry, W. c. Bennington and James
Hothick, found in different places. all hor-
ribIy mutilated. Four other citizens are still
missing, two of whom are supposed to be
murdered. They were last seen near the
trail Of the Indians.
The stage from Bryan, due here Yesterday
at P. n has not yet arrived. Fears are en-
terrain. that they have been captured BY the
Indians. A large band was observed going
toward the stage rad ON the LIST.
the stage left Big Sanity Station. A miles
west of here, Yesterday morning with the fol-
losing passengers: Major Russell, Pay
master General Alvord and four guard, Fred
Hammel, VIM. Benham, one of the proprie-
tors of the stage route, and W. A. Kelly.
driver. A party of mounted men have start
ed out together to meet the stage.
There are but few troops in Wind River
Valley to protect that important settlement,
and none at South Pass.
The people are much excited, and threaten
il troops are not sent to protect them, they
will 90 and chastise the Indians themselves.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

INFORMATION WkNrED-Levi Welch !,
Of jefferson, Cock County, Illinois,
writes to Judge Atkinson, Postmaster
in this city, iuquiring the whereabouts
of AndrewJ WITCH, his brother. Any
information can be forwarded TO Judge
D. 0 Atkinson of this place, or Mr..
Welch of Illinois.-Eaterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

THR CoxHEcricUr ELECTION The re-
turns from the Connecticut election are
meaere and give no basis for an opinion
of the result. We End the following
upon the sabjecs in last evenings News !:
HARryoaD, April 4.-This city gives
English $40 majority. Chapman, Dem.
oeratic candidate for Mayor, is reelected
with the rest of the ticket. The Demo-
cra,s have four majority in the Council.
The Legislature 10 close, but the Repub-
lieans claim a-m.jority in both branches.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

PassIDsxr GRAHr declares that the
Darisn Ship Canal project sed the An
nexation Of San Doeingo are identical
q measures Of public policy. He is
dbbkyi19'a good deal Of taes - a'poli-
tieias.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06
MARRIED.

In Genoa Douglas County, Nevada. by Jacob
Sheyer, Rabbi, Mr.. Samuel Rice to Miss Fanny
Mannheimer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06
BIDS AND SEALED PRO-
POSALS

For the3erection of a building for Stair
ORPHANS HOME, at Carson City, Nevada, will
be received by the Board of Directors iu accord
ance with a Plan and Specifications adopted by
said B. ard, which Plan and specifications will DO
read, for inspection at the office "f the Controller
Of State on and after the I'D instant.
Said Proposals must be for the erection, and
furnishing Of all the material nece 'sary for said
building, il accordance with the Fl,n and Speci
fcatons, and must be addressed t" the Board of
directors Of the State Orphans Home, Carson
City, Nevada, endorsed 90 Bids md Prs osals for
the erection Of a State Orphans Home Building
and will be receiv- d by SAID Beard up TO
Friday, April 2a, 1870, at 2 p. NJ.
sufficient Bond, approved by the Board OF
Directors, will be required for the faithful per-
formaBce OF any contract entered into.
The Board If Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
C. c. BArfERMAN, Vice IRE ident
Beard of Directors Orr hans Home.
THEo. A. ii LIE, Secretary.
Enterprise copy once week for 1 weeks.
inch -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06
Thursday, April 18th, 1870,
10 O'Clock A. NJ,

A sufficient Bond, to be approved by the Board
Of Commissioners, will be required for the faithful
performance of all the contracts entered into said
Board reserving the right to reject any or all pro-
posais offered.
Any further information required outside Of the
Plan and Specifications, may be obtained by ad-
dressing J. Z. EAZLETT, Esq. at Dayton, New.
J. C. HAZLETT, President.
T. SrADfNULLER, Secretary.
Carson City. New, March 18th, 1870.
, 1870-02-15

that Kentucky ahood sllnx b represented hy
KeDtocIlsns. Dsrts and Hccreely eleetli oo2ht
proteat sg1n 1his oo,rsgr, but e Kentuektaas
Good be found who WOOD Accept INC eltce1 taey
sncn:o be fuurd- TAstn en- e. 1heJ Nooa - a
Necessity, there Wcodent be the Stigma astaca 70
en- tut there wood be 10 the present incuinoeaed
ef tneJ soood 1enAne, and poaAeg lca mlEe %
Tte Chairman doubied whether thers wu1 q
EentucklAu uno he'd 10 ht'1e re.peck fot hitseai.
x K+Lt1cllan Huz telec.td IL ahood be from the
ne1nbelantp nv ,he LestAacner. lie felt
N m to aaernes ,he,nei.es On tic altar Nv
Inelr Sit'e. II wood be bitter dsgsedaeuun Tor
man nled with The tneaosieH " the past to
@ pisser, BAT soae .; mast do Il be 1ood .ejsss
tbat the uemptIs proceed with syssen II this
nA.tez. Let IA sote Tor 1ltu to tlt tho place to
ppop w wposn iii. aoo:y da.dt1es ae:eps tue sacra+
ace IN tue t1oo katsrekJ spests. Gentlemen. pre-.
pare Joor bal!o,s for successor to DAVIS ann re.
ssd to ,ae ossf ~ IT, u' sns
This Nu1 aR1eed 10. esen Memnef rrnaFkin
that no matter who Nuz caoseu, tntfe WIZ no
Law to compel hin to 10 elecsd aad sae beslne
Tre neDhes1 each VOTED; the vnsss vera count
cd out, SIC, horror! each member hei precisely
enc *ote, and The looaenis AZ the nand-NElsln on
neut er had so4ed for ns.eli: e. nj hopes vuz
puatio, coca ert help s1nxin out tnas mora SELL
4AcflQetE bEd5 uf fneu never S3k!
IEeu cnmr cL.t the mbt1 fearful t97AhAte ever
VIII tat, Geptlen tn gos py the ears, a1d plstoa5
WEE trnwt, bur l3st ez treJ wete germ f.ady for
aleFoud battot, dispatrb VIE received non
DAVIS eno McCreeE., xts1tn that Wills tneF appIe-
shsa.!d the uegrrdsshen or the situssher, aId
te1r it keen15. ntvrrshEesz. ez Keu,ecES must he
rtpIeset tee IN fnt ee0:t, rheJ though: toer wood
ens tettpe at III! Et tntJ kEosd tnt!r pwn heatss
1fey tbepgnt shfy "a nn4d On to their se3.A They
Eight n well he saCT. deed as ahHhodJ.
1he FEntltueu UbttJ rth31teu "H-l.' ss
ttl4 spiatle was read 10 EN-, and 1trezss Ht1hus@
.te tclu: :art} Nv an aolor1nn etL
lktynr ez n Rrh 1a.'n II D!mo1tty rz 3ooss
to nsv. sposed that WEcn tina: ntREer vn1
NJ at;J adH.ltGo that every Ueuccfst 10 tna S.n,t
woou Ies,pe; but xAt DO mos Not one EeI
coIe Il, sntf whole Legtslact=rs w Democrats ale
WlI1lu to take se 4ta pesidc niNl.
Nat k1n y { e1ptct Tnsn ucn Rse 70 recreaut
10 tErtr IuaurInd- II II eLJ upGSf tlas a n
t,Icd TT luas Ianel go home to Moo Tnrs. 10
NGrE. Fkfaoi3r4 '. 1AsBy,
{r,ch WuA T., NY
, 1870-02-15

There comes to rs, from the vc,y hive Of
manufacturing industry in fs# Eoe1aud, 8
plhlnflve protest against protection. The
Noonsocket {Rhode Ialand) Pa!rios tho
old and respected organ Of the psople of a
large nunbar Of manufacturing districts In
Rhode Island an1 Massachusetts, publ;.hcf]
IN town vheee there are twenty-eieht cot,
Ton mills, bewails the suffering Of .he work.
ing classes. and appeals to Congress To Re.
dnee taxation. It pictures the distress r.
the Operatives and working CLASSES. rhose
Sngea arc lower, in proportion to the cast
OF LIVING, than they wars before the war.
and insists that every days continuance Of
thus taxation ia bringing them aearer and
nearer to the pooz-housc. It charges the
cause of this suffering directly upon the
enormous duties levied on foraign imports
and the excessive rates Of internal taxatio,.
Is prays Congress- to lot all mere uartisan
questions hare rest, and proceed at once
10 reduce the thrift and the rates of inter.
nal TAXATION It says the country has been
subjected long enough to the e1torsioas
commenced during the war and so oppres-
aise}y continued to this time. Protection
IS mixing tho rich richer and the Door
poorer and against its further continuance
thaa paper enters IN earnest remonstrance.
, 1870-02-15

The tariff policy la more than psterual
1t proposes to protect not only infant iu-
setests, but to e1tand in care to second
country was, few years ngo, 1 50 vigorous 1a1
and dourishing that il dominated Tho c,tn-
nerce Of the world. Not oniT did tsa
American asg fly in evezy sea, but Auer;-
can sh'ps were tha fastest and tha hest If
any na'lon, AID deded all composition in
the carrying trade Of ali countries, The
tariff haa reversed all this. 1t has c,iou}ed
our export trade, and what there is teft Of
It u carried on in foreign bottoms, bsoapss
american builders, by the high duties- on
materials, have been driven to shut uo ths;r
yards and euit ship-building. The ahipnino
interest IA thus reduced to imbecllit, md
The protestionists, having produced tb;,
fesn't, now propose to protect ths. goaao,
Of second childhood By subsidies to Al
vessels that will epRags IN the carrxino-
sEa1e for more than sir months in the ress
The quack whose treatment aiwaya waa IT,
throw bis patient into fisa aa the commence
ment Of his curative process, because ha
was death on ata," was The real father Of
this philosophy.
, 1870-02-15

gsse up tho attempt 10 tahduo Utah, Asd treat
With him en tho ba.ls OF tnh reoognluan OF
pnlIgAuF ard nt8 parpesnAl right to govern tnn
Trfrt1f7. IoanZ believed he c3nh hold ont
sgainat the government for nve Iearl, sod he did
not tn'Dk It ro1ld conttnae the struggle with hin
oSer 'htee 5eais.
fo 1850 fha Aofraops vers II $50 steoug, srd IN
1850 they nnnbsied so,a's, or nearly foor ,inea
a. EanJ ~ Ia 1850. Ia 1850 tho Aotmoha
bad 6tl6 maaes, and In 1850 II nsny Al
46,ss5. What the ratio ar Increase has been
tsnra 1850 u not denaisely 1noxp,
hnt tneI nave 1t ieass donnled. II Ronld po fs,r
to estimate tho Mormon population Of Usaa II
the present moueut at lDn,too tuni. oi whom
Ao.t0o aye eu and fallJ 80 o6o capanlo Of bea.tns
aIus.
In 1850 there were twenty counties o7gaais.l iu
Ctth ald tte4e counties had III Us 4cres OF Iard
valued At sl,tss.s54, d1stded Into farms; 81, 90
acrts bsirg under cuiusnuou aud we'll in oroYed.
Ia 1850 1hern Eett faised n Utah. $50 ta7 Of
wheat, a3,R6l busoes corr, Iss0ss busasl. oass,
1900 bushels Of barley. besiaes coustde.ss!e
quantity OF rye and buctvneat. in $3.50 the MOI
noIs had s III horsea, 1,oso uules 10000 work1px
oxen, 12,lsa mich cows. it,oo0 head OF aneep.
1a,iso hogs, and vast neids Of beef cattle. M r.
oer1rg oTtr $1,000 head. Taere were
l4o.si buanelI 1sAt potatoes raised In ls6s azd
81, ,SS9 gallons nalataes rtade, hesdes qaan.,t,el
ot pear, beans, rs1 seed, and Rrs.s seed In 1851.
fea,t.r =, In nno w,,,h y. .sas rot.u "
.,s.rn s,a,Sr. ~. a,s.a,, ~ .4s' @ Aao Aaae
r,nnnn rn.v s,t,..a. s-.s..ass .sa 49,: 80. saaa
s,or fot,o = - :, ~. 17a,+.4 80, gssass@
Ths rerr7,orv =. I,rea- ~ -
ara pann.,,v,n,. cof,n,rss - s,s ~" W.. .osA
.c1,,,. NM. ~, e4t H. g. $500 1oosn
MAt3!and. Kentucky, AID Tennessee. THIS will
give some Idea OF the Number OF mountains and
=, I-,ss ~ w A4"@eNea WEI IL osoef V oc1op1 al
- esss,,.
.,1sa hs,...". ~. y. lae1s Ana penfa oe"
sra n.rrss ,,t,,. ~. s-ouSn " eo.7'ast ,ac'e
-. r.ns,. 1n.,t".s 49,. ~ se.A aoous saoa2uG
~, ~. nasn ,ns.. ".s sone pope4~' ett1@
Tn.,. -. 1ssa.s A s, sasat :. 10 ts.loc'e@.
eea pse1t ehoft py
, 1870-02-15

Willingness uartftated By tho peopis Ftnefkuf,
BY Fs!ruAd oonpAute4, aud bT MAnJ Of the p1aA+
taS tnSt1'assoht, 70 feoaTe ant pay them a. money
tn ~ nshi act1ont. ware sosolateiy or pt1ct'ean5
n tEeffsI, out unfortnns't1y there arc sone PEI"
sops and tune tnssirntaon1 which Ie1lse 10 te-
reise 4Ld FAy then. md Hto<e aclton tends, npk
merely 70 ths III neeea2a1y depreciation OF tue
notea but 10 establish I DETERMINATION IN pu&!-
nesa sealpst thoSe II shts uattef wno gre coz
dlal supporf to the Rovr1r ruens, and IN favor Of
those b0 90 coE. b.c1 dlscflnlnHtton sao11d. Il
possible, BE- prerett~h. Esd the provtaloa making
ipe rose, IegAl.tetaer, 10 D Rrcat nenlnle, At
least prevents II, hJ p3:uog al cttlzsns 10 lais
retPect oo the same ;eyel, both Of r,ghts snd
upt1es.
Tre coumt.see do1hriess feel tha receast.t Of
accompanying This ntasu'e ~ legislation psces-
tary te curo tho htgness credss - vel a. largest
ce1feEcJ Tor tntse no1et. This security Gao be
1ouEd. ID ny Jotgpen1 ~ prpper pEo5l4o1 Tor
jupdEg thstn IN ttterets bearing bonds, bJ well
2ol1dsd leRxt4ticD a1thortztLg bsukluG A,socta-
ppt nth circulation ba4ed on tbe bouda IN Which
the notes sIe fladed, aud bT \ rtieious sJstan
or adv uuase sA1a1lop which w1I! not pniy csfa.e
deg 2Ld Tor 1ne totea, but BY securing the prompt
2Jmept OF Interest, rAtte Rud knstatn The credit
or The borda. Such 1tg1slaroo. 1t may be hoped,
viii dLre4t Ine leEA1-leEter ciAnsa u tue bill OF
ju11or3 ttudete:es, aud Aecute the eafltes. pos
ktble return 70 sound cuIrerty Of coin and
pou pits convertible D0ie3 beg leave to add
that vigorous military operations and tie unspal-
I, ret1ekthnelt Of III Necessary expcosea vii
~ cpntr,buta essentially 10 tht1 tea r0oit end.
rave shs holos 70 be, With very erc,s respect,
IL Hon. TaAp. srxyKss, Chairman