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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-03
Gsnerativs Affections.
Eelf-abuso-DisCharEes@St
Sorgs-Spermatorrh0ea Seminal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {PTima-
~ and S~4cnuderv1-

0ANNAAaAa Isl AANAa "
Sores-SpermatoTrhoa Seminal
MISUNDERSTANDING tPrima-
~ and secondary
Impotence Loss Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DecBy-Debility.
The press, the pulpit and the leeture-rOOm
are silent on the SUBJECT o. di Eases OF the
sexual organism. a false deiscSCy cOnceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these Oisoases2 Sper-
matorrhRa, shattering she entire Nervous
System-impstriug Tic midland causing
Redistribution. syphEl@- eating up the
body by piece-meal-lOsin2 bone, muscle and
nerve, by inches-being literally eaten up
alive, and tOrturtng the brain with 6gOny.
Charlatans, OF incompetent physicians may
essay to sure them. but in ain The only
hope and resort is in the humane and learned
physician who understands their case
AmOng these affections. none are worse
than SpernlatorrhRa, or seminal Weakness,
and emissions. Or. Woodbridge says. That
the loss OF one ounce Of seminal fluid by
abuse. rs equal 10 the loss OF forty ounces Of
blood"
The worst form is when the seminal fluid
passes OF unperceived In the urine.
Empires, and chaTaeteriQss men, by work
ing upon the fears OF mmifd, too OFTEN shRr-
ing the feebieness Of the body. not only ex-
tort large sums OF money, but, IN nearly owe
ry instance, have complicated the disease,
and rendered II more dlnDeuit 10 cure. have
never vet seen a case Of sexual Weakness or
Impotency cured by any physician but myself
all the affections OF the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me for fnany years !
have made q discovery In the treatment OF all
svDbfIltfc and Viruient diseases which prom
ises to overthrow all former p~.ecoGceiYed no.
lions and theories on the subject 4 employ
entirely new remedies, ana never use nauSe-
Gus cOpaiba, cuhebs, turpehtine ana mercury.
In every case ! guaranteed perfect cure.
Office hours from 3 Am TO D pm. Ur.W d.
Russell, Consulting Physician; L. q. Warran,
Physicians The usual courtesy extsnded 70
the regular profession. laidWS
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Sale Of a Valuable Tract Of Land.

HINDER and by virtue al a mower OF attor-
< ney and conveyance IN trust 90 me, Iu8ue
on the Jth day OF Nav, lS56. by T. IL. Ham
cock, and duly recorded in the Registers
office OF shelby county, Tennessee. IN Book
80. pages 20 II 2li, for the purpose OF securing
and paying certain debts therein mentioned,
l viii, on
Saturday, the 18th Day OF February, 1870,
Between the hours OF y o'clock m. and ,
O'Clock p m, in mont of he County Clerks
Office, On Union street, in the CITY OF Menu
phlS, sell, at public auction, the 1OiioMing de
scribed tract OF -anu, convey cd TO me as alOre-
said, tO-WlI: a certain tract of land lying in
Shelby county, Tennessee, in section ., range
9 and district II, on the hississippi river:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF q 452 Is
acre tract entered IN the name Of b. Ferguson
and q. Carr; thence west l52 poles to the
southwest corner Of said fS2 Ia acres on the
bank of the Mississippi river; thence up the
river with its mPaudO \ D W - pGles;
thence \ 4G-, " IS poles - q cottonwood
marked r. g.; theme north 81 poles 10 the
southwest corner Of the ID division OF SAID
452 l-3@ acre tract marked c.. allotted to
Amanda Carr; thence east with her south
boundary ~ polls 70 her sOuthe sst corner
TO an elm Ia The east boundary line CT tae
original fS2 l3 acre tract; thence south with
the east ~bOunnnrF Of said 49, Ia tract l6s
poles ami 4ltuEs to the beginning. oantain-
ing 20 acres. moreo OF less. Equity Of redemp-
ton waived,
Terms or SALE-One-thlrd cash, balance IN
two mstalimeuts at 9 and u months, for
and a Len retained on The land to secure the
same. The title Is perfect
W. a. TURNER, Trustee, etc.
Memphis. January. %, IsT0 Ja3
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AsTouNDINa REVELATI0Ns.

Two scientific publications are in the field
against the haIrd dyes OF which lead Is the bn-
Sic. The New York Medic Il Gazette" and
'The Journal OF Chemistry bitterly de-
nounce them. Yet the hair may be safely
dyed. Have you seen
Prof Chiitsn's Testimony,
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AhueHAhNIs-ELrvENTH PAoK-rourth. nfth and sixth
Asys6TSSSS7 7ssoosp pAsr-sis.h column
so1Rb Hab EoDaisa
BoAs5Ess wxSTED@sI;oosD rAan-pir.. and second
s4s asssas 55s
column
Cry sATE soh SALE s1oosD fAsarh
'cLEEKS! AND sALEsMEs-rwnLrrl r4ex-Four.h and
S225J1anEsSSSsP S52JanEs ASS column
coAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS FIRST pAor.rir.A and sixth
CoRAETSEssHIPs-Fn FIRST PAex-sssh column
D1SCiNa ncOnAnnnMssoosD rxcEThisd coamn:
DENTlsTMY-TwElFTH PAaE-sixth column. 4
HOUSES IS l AND us
Column
EYES AMP EARsmEIIy.syn .. PACE Third column.
sSs 1ss,s9 FasEHsis's ss%: ss.s%s
snooSD PAaE-Third and fourth columns.
kDES ep and
HE'LL iwSsSs'TSElaDD-..rEMALEs-rwrlrru 'SlaD.. pAer-rourh
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-Frnsr rAGE-sccond and
HOLIDAY FEEsiENrs-EIrvEsr pAer-Four.h COL
zo2;gs soEsT sasaa F. s4a1,slEa column s,.
IssrSgcftox-E1asr IssrSsSg5Scaf'tSoi rAer-Eear.h column
sou eT ASP
Fifth column.
LECTURE SEASON FIRST PAGE-Sixth column
LOAN OFFICE 8 FIRST PA6E-Fonr.h column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIR0r PAGE--Third column.
sAssnH saS column
MEDIOAL-SEooSD PAGE-Sxth column.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGH-Third column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERfIsEMENTS-TEsTH PAGx-
M1scEIIXSGo M1scEIIsX SSsolj rAsr-rAird column
MUSICAL ELEVENTH PAGE-Filth column.
NEW WPUBLICATIONS-FIRST PAGE-Fourth column
NEWSPAPERS FIRST PAGE-Fourth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr AGE-First column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fifth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAdR-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-FiIth and sixth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sxth
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAGE-Eixth column
REWARDS-FrRsr PAGE-Third column.
SALES AT ATAUCTION-ELEvESTHP PAGR-Second and third
sIrUATIUNS wANIED-FEMALEs-TwELr PAox-
First, second, third and fourth columns
SlTUATIONS wANrED-MALES-TwELrrH PACE
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAaE-rirst column
SP0RTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &o.-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond
TIE TRADEs-rwKLrrn PAoE-sIsth column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECOHD PAGE
Third column.
+ TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-FIRsr PAoR-sixth column.
UNFURNISEED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LIT
SECOND PA0E-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIReV PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.-ELRvBNTH YAaE-Thrd col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.--Fnsr PAoR-Flrst column
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General TRANSATLANTIC Company's Man Steamships be
ton. - " ' - -'S
The splendid vessels on this favore route for the ContIn
en WIN sail from pier No 81 North river, foiiows:--
sLLs De fAklS surmont. Saturday, Nov. %
M Z ~ nE Lemarc Saturday, Dec ~
Saturuky, lee ~
AArAfEfiE, housaan. Saturday, JAN Z, 1871
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
twnc tncluded),
TO BkfsT OR HANRE.
FirM Cabin. .%llo Second Cabin. .$7s
Thcse steamers 90 not carry sLeerage pasaongern.
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent,
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Hereaer the steamers OF tbIn fine
VIII touch at Southampton, England, TO land passengers
and specie.
LrOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
IL Line Of Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail fo
CITY OF BKuSSELS. Saturday, Dec r ~
CITY OF WASHINGTON....... Saturday Dec. TO- r. NJ
Tuesday, Dec la eA. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
RATES or PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In Gold. Payable in Currency.
10 London, do. 50 TO London. 35
10 Haifax, N. s., do.... 20 10 Halifax, N s. is
Pnssengcrs also forwarded to Antwerp. Rotterdap Swe
den, Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets can DO bought here moderate rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends.
Fer further Information apply NJ the Company's olcr.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
10 Broadway, New York.
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sPORTIN0-DOGH, BIRDs, &C.
Ii KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
"A Nedcines for 81 diseases Prepared food Tor mocknF
N. b.-Ladiss attended BY Mrs. Dovey.
A FINE LOT OF BLACK AND TAN AND SCOTCH
IA Terrier Dogs Aorous shbrcds, ne assortment Of
Singing Birds and Talking Parrots for sale at A. vOlGTS
lSl Division areei, opposite Ludlow
A WELL BRED AND WELL BROKEN SETTER p0o
IN win be oo}d th4p day At Ia O'Clock. at JOHNSTON &
VAN TASSELL'S Auction Mart, No. liz East thirteenth
street. near Fourth Avenue.
TOR sALE--5o0 SHORT ENFIELD RIFLES, WITH
sword In good order. Apply 25 John street.
or address box s,724 Post o1ce.
EOR aALK-7o ENFIELD RIFLES, Ias SPRINGFIELD
Rnes; In good order l93 William ct, saddler shop.
TIE TURF.
ELEETw00D rARK.-TRorTING, FRIDAY, DECEM-
~ nerz lS9o-Pusc and stake &l00; mile heats, best
John Loveu names bay Lady Ross, to wagon
~ koengcr names bay horse Hiram, 10 wagon.
~ Whippso names chestnut Ange,ine TO harneas.
TO 80 as they please.
John Rogers names hay colt Harry Schuyler
A. Odel names brown mare TeAser
= Trotting to commence at r. NJ.
ny order OF HENRY DATER, Presdcnt.
Il TR0TTINO FRIDAY, DEC.
J. Lovetrs b. M. Lady Ross, to wagon
Bellinger' 3 b. 4. Hiram to wagon
BY order. HENRY DATER, President.
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TRAVELLERS, .uIp..

A LBANy AND TROY EVENING LIsE.-GaEAT EA~
~ ductlon OF fnrs Daily Saturdays excepted, from pier ~
between Spring and Charlton Streets at O'CLOCK; fares
deck, &c. cabin; 81, with 81 TO- The elegant
steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave az
above, returning from Troy AbauYS +. n Faro
Sunday a. heretofore.
UrOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS OK uoUsA-
tonic and Naueauck Railroad fare 81 steamers leave
ceptei).
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD 4.
4N On and alter Monday, May s 1870
win leave depot Of Twenty street and Fourth
avenue foliows:-
1880 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
S:f5 r. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches on nj xt trains New York AM
ST. Albans. W. l. Z. BUCkHOUr, Superintendent.
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COAsrwrsR srEAmsHrPs.


EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
s s'Sas%;es aslSss 'ei
FIs,ss I:ss;sa daily Through rates gwen Tor csvs:on
.ss, Ssss % &c rs5 s.: :: %
Sogg1IaEEFs LIsEros sEw osLsASs p,akcr
1s.vng ircgh, pier u East river and VIII san Saturday
Freight taken FOR Il. Louis Mobile ana GALVESTON.
,sf feT freight or apply 10 e. H. MALLORY CO.,
,ye ra' steamer DE SOTO VIII qGS srS% ps5 Ssh
AsD s
so,ssr viii pS'ssy sa for Mobile from pcs 20 EAs
lnsss'P e. sSs9 Sf = do Ne's Maiden lane. Or D.
Steamer yIcKssURG win follow saturday December TO-
TOR MOBILE REcT-HURLBrTs LINZ GOES TO
wsS ow ss' al .,sa%sss S
Ss Of bscsSsr at 'c O'Clock ai 'sr H. rsn or ssSs u
Il. d. nuKLBUr CO. ss South stree.
T,HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND rAssKsGER
THE FLORIDA 'Ss fSsSs as'1shgsF48s, Hsb IRE Y $, 2.
sailing from pier No. North rssr at n every Iussasy,
Thursday and Saturday. =
no ni' S%Sn%TTAS. sss iarTass s's cspaia woodruff
Through ekets ami bills OF ading Issued at owest
FOR local ' ssEs ~ r. sSagS sggy co.. 60 Broadway,
BENTLEY d. hAsELL, General Agent
Great southern frc:s. Lias, 81: ssrosdx.y,
The steamahip JAMES ADGEE. win follow and sail on
Tuesday, Dec q.
FOR SoRToIk, 70 CITY r,olyT AND RICHMOND.
L. Old bonia. u stramshp COMPANY.
steamships line leave pier ~ North river, foot OF
Beach street, Il
For Norfolk, City Pom. and Richmond every Tuesday,.
Thursday and Saturday at NJ connecting with TIE Vr-
(nia and Tennessee Ar Inc io ssaboard Inland Ar Inns
Petersburg and Weldon railroads Chesapeake Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond and Danvie railroads. Through pas
senger tickets and through bills OF aang u
oil points South and Southwest.
Apply NJ Office pier 81 or TO
lel Greenwich street, OF Deg.
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A NDERsoN 4 CO., NO. Q CHAMBERS STREET MO-
~ ney loaned mmedstely In New York and New Jersey,
on Real Estate Builders Loans Merchandise, stocks anu
Collateral Securities First second. Third, &c Mortgages
Salaries, &c., negotiated.
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON DEslRABLE REAL
1.Estae arge and small sums); First and Second Mort
WIN. SIMILAR, IN, CO., No. Pine street,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON & VAN TAHSELL,
Oflce and salesroem 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post 0nicc.
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T BARKER ( HAMLiN'S
n CITY AUCTION MAkT AND N. y. TATTERSALLS
corner broadway and Thrty.ninth street.
MAJOR CUAS. w. BARKER, AUcTIONEER.
Regular Auction Sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS dis
posed OF at public private sale 10 the advantage
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Horses CarrIagep Harness
everything the horse lne to suit the wants Of all
classes OF purchasers, constantly on hand.
SUPERIOR STAELINN tor horses sale.
OUTSIDE SALES SOLICITED and promptly attended to.
Liberal advances made cvdrvthng in the horse line
PROFESSOR JARVIS American Clipping Machine In
operation at the Mart. Horses clipped in one hour.
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A tEkA or VERY FINE soRREL HORSES, is
IA hands high and years; kind and true IN all haFess
very stylish pfectly gentle and frst class road
aWny ~. o ,s ssry IA nno cy M a un' y
The above the property OF gentleman residing in the
South and will be sold this day, mt IL O'Clock,
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
AT THEIR AUCTION MART,
liz and Iii East thirteenth street, Fourth
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Ifox ,tls -vIaaEAr 4 NEW LINEN TRoUssEhU
eonssuns u ben and Table Cloths and Under rarmep
OF finest tnrorean linen also BY pieces III BroaJ
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p0ARDINa.--wIEFIELD BOARDING STABLE-NOw
~ JUST opened; all modern improvements thorough ven
son and s ample carriage ROOM the best q care and
iabshmcns M B-Carriases tat en- on storage ROBE RT
j. ANDERSON Proprrtor Ito il2 Wsst Fteth street,
Slxth avenue
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At AUCTION-THfs DAY (FRIDAY), AT l2 O'CLOCK,
n VERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME TEAM
BROWN HORSES long an tails; drive together az
one horse are Is hands years. without trick fault
sound Now ON EXHIBITION and win be sold as above,
by JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELI, at their AUCTION
MART liz and ia East Thirteenth street, near Fourth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

(NOUPE ROCKAwAYs, SIX SEAT wEsTCHESTERS,
~ Phactons RockawAys and NIL other able family
Carriages 10 great variety at greatly reduced prices Lot
second hand Carriages cheap WITTY, 6Ss broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A SPEED. SPEED. SPEED.
n. At public auction this day (FRIDAYI
at stable ~ Great Jones street, at II A. NJ prompt
The celebrated and well known trong Horse Lockport
raised in ask.on county Michigan BY J. Deyo
ibsl high, years old, flowing and tail; of finest
and best behaved Young the State He ottcd at
Col lwater Mich last June, In 2sl, 2i2 and 240k
trot mile and repeat IN 240 and few days preparation
can trot in 2:s5 he showed full mile four weeks
Union track IN 49, Ia the presence Of dozen gentlemen,
who be referred to- warranted SOUND and kind, without
spot nlemish
Also trong Horse BucKskn l6,1 high years old
fnc Free easy and stylish driver has tricks
fears nothing rot the end Of the road and
250 10 road wagon and Is warranted sound and kind.
These Horses the property Of private gentleman
compelled sell and Will be sold without limit
ton. Further particulars at sale.
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A MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND AND
"A. leasehold molt.ages TO loan improved and nnim
proved property. WASHINGTON n. NICHOLS,
Counsellor at Law, 1I5 rroadway, room IL.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

rTNAPSC0TT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX
change oncc.-Passase from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by first class steamships Also from Liverpool and
London BY weekly sailing PACKETS Drafts OF II and up
the lowest rates at TAfsCOTT BROTHERS 4 cos,
rs So1t street. New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFrCIAL
~ passports of the Department OF State issued A. O.
WILLMAkTH, United States Court Buildings Al Chambers
street.
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O1 q BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP
ClC stars.-Money advanced Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry, aces, shawls, Pianos &C. Same bought Unre
deemed Pledges for sale. A. c. HERTS.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A FIRST CLASS SCHOOL IN THIS CITY WILL GIVE
N young lady lessons In French exchange for teach
Ing the primary English branches Address A. b., l2tl
Broadway
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-29


We called attention, a few days, since to
the efforts that were being made in Louis
vile to secure the removal of the Meiho-
dist Publishing House from Nashville to
that city. We are inforned that The ciIi-
zens Of Louisville have subscribed fifty
thousand dollars 30 donate 10 the General
Conference, provided that body will, at its
meeting in Memphis next month, vote for
the proposed removal. The Book Com
mittee meet at the Publishing House this
morning to consider and report upon the
condition of the Concern. We again sug-
gest to our citizens that steps should be
Immediately taken to prevent the success
of the Louisville project. We believe
that there are more than hundred citi-
zens of Nashville who would contribute,
each, from $500 to 1000 to make the
Publishing House all that the interests OF
the church demand, if the opportunity
were presented, rather THAI permit that
establishment to be removed. If neces-
sary q delegation of our best cititizens
should visit Memphis during the Confer
ence and present to that body the claims
of Nashville, and in the meantime such
steps should be taken as may be necessary
TO secure the required subscription.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-29
A NEW Idea.

The President has withdrawn the nom-
ination of Judge Humphreys, of Alsba.
ma, sent 10 the Senate last week fol
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, he having been
notified by the Senate that as Judge Fish
er's resignation did not take effect til
May 2, no vacancy existed for which an
appointment could be made This is 9
new dodge of the Senate. About the
middle of December last Judge Grier sent
to the President his resignation as an As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, to take effect on the
lst of February Of the present year. On
the Goth of December Grant sent to the
Senate the nomination of Edwin N. Stanton,
to be Associate Justice in The place of judge
Grier, which was Immediately confirmed.
The Senate did not then inform the Pres.
ident that ''no vacancy existed for which
an appointment could be made" There
is perhaps a reason for the action of the
Senate in the case of Humphreys which
did not exist in that of Stanton. Motto
ing this withdrawal of the nomination OF
Humphreys, a Washington letter of April
% says; "This fact has caused a re-
mOval of the pressure on the President
for tie appointment of some one from
this District, and one of these candidates
feels very confident that Humphreys
name will not again be sent to the SEN
ate" This explains why the Senate noti-
fled Grant that no vacancy existed and
why he so readily Withdrew the nomina-
ton Of Humphreys, and it is quite prob
able that his name will not be again sent
to the Senate,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-29
THE FREE VOTE OR MINORITY
REPRESENTATIO

The Cincinnati Enquirer presents the
following relative TO the proposition to
secure representation for minorities: Give
TO each party the proportion of representa-
lives 10 which its vote entities it on the
schedule of the whole number of votes
cast. Thus, if the wholenumber of votes
in the ward or township had been 800, of
which one party had 200 and the other
300, the majority would have had three,
and the minority two Councilmen. This
principle can be applied TO Congressman,
and to other officers elected throughout
the country. The friends of republican
government, who do not believe in giving
majorities all the representation, should
favor it and see that it is adopted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-29
A sRoWL PROM THE WEST.

The West is growing FESTIVE under the
burdens which are pressing heavily upon
the people of that section In the late
war the West did the fighting while the
East grew rich upon army contracts. The
latter invested largely in government
bonds, and consequently do not feel the
oppressive taxes of which the Western
people complain. There was a large
meeting held recently in Chicago, con-
sisting mainly of bankers and merchants,
which adopted resolutions calling upon
Congress to take immediate steps for
the reduction of at least fifty millions
of dollars in the rate of national taxa
ton; declaring that the imposition of
taxes having for their object the trans
fer of capital from one class, section or
individual, TO another, without the
owners consent, is unjust and impolit-
ic; that the present tariff has destroyed
the shipping industry, and almost
annihilated the foreign commercial
E&ine of the seabord States, and in
creased the cost of railroad transporta,
ton by adding seventy per cent. to the
cost of iron rails; that the income tax is
unequal and unjust, and should not be
re-enacted by Congress; that the tax on
gross receipts, and the tax on sales, should
be abolished, and that in the present de.
pressed state of all kinds of business, it is
unwise and unjust to continue paying the
principal of the public debt at the rate Of
seven millions dollars per month, it having
been contracted for the henefto of posterity
as wellas of the present generation. The
medicine is evidently working, and it will
not be long ere the West will be in almost
open rebellion against the Radical policy
of building up one section at the expense
| of another.