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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30

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nern. meIdben Dr. @erharo Elm aebieqenes Or9an au
liefern bemiibt mar. tpenis sur ghre aereidt.
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Der 10. lief. bes 8. 81. 6. 6. miro gebeten.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30

ng Srn. Dr. Watt, bonn Cincinnati rGous
rier." fino mir fir bic freunohe Noti3. bic er uns
i'm Courier" pom 20. b. Mts. piomet, iebr perbun-
Den. Wir t6nnen oas Compliment nidbt beiier er'
tpioern, aIs inbem mir bemerfen, baB fid Der rGou=
rier" mdbreno'ber fursen 3eit ieines 8eitsbens su
einem Der reidbatisiten uno sebeseniten raoifalen
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0eben uno cine gnerse in bem 8Iatte. bic man in
dbnliden. auf Mctien sesrinbeten unternebmunsen.
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anoern poltsmirtbidaftIiden 5rasen osmofratiihen
@runbidbsn uno Nn,dauunsen bulost madt uns
benIelben, als Wedielblatt, nur nm 10 luertber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30
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- Or. Carl 2autenidlager, Der Rebafteur oes in
g8beelins seorudten rYatriot", permabrt lid sesen
Die Antlase Der eincinnatier 8ldtter @otsblatt uno
Bofsfreuno, als babe ct unebrenbafte WitteI anse-
tpanbt. nm bic gntlafuns oes Goniul 8lauprebt in
Stuttsart su erpirfen uno feline Gtelle fir d ielb
III idern. gr orobt, 5ie senannien Yldtter seritt-
lid 5u belansen Nir entipre4en hermit Der Bitte,
BON oer grtldruns oes Srn. g.. Notis nebmen 81
moQen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30
: Gih Snrrefponosnt Der 81. 81. xsun. beft6tiat

- 9Th Sorrsiponoent Der N. D. Sun" bsiidtist
bas lEaeit i'm umlouf se,ueiene @eridt. bob unter
5sn Rsaierunasbeamten in Nem Oort @eb eoleetirt
woroen iit, UNI unierem suten usndoisen" Yrdfoen<
ben cine 2ebensuerfiaerunss Yoliee gum 8etrose
BON $4,000 gum Geihent su MAIDEN. Die n6tbi.
gen WtitteI tparen natirld raid aufsetrieben. osnn
nelder lopale Beamte polte iid aud tpsisern, 81
einsm 10 l6bliden 3uede iein Sderflein beisufeu'
ern! Die 8eriiderunsspolies tuurbe alio seiauft
unb be3ablt unb Dem Brdiioenten einsebduoist, Der
iis wobl idwer!d suriidsetpieien baben wro. Sas
ein3is Romibe bel Der 8eididbte 1T nur. baB Sbos
mas Wurphp. melfer Die 8ettelei unter ben Beam.
ten eitete bas Mmt bas er als 8elobnuns ertuartet
baben iou -nemlid bic Ste0e zines Collectors Der
30ue - nint erbalten bat. 8eribieoene Bldtter
stueifeln snfod aug bieiem @runbe on Der Wabr-
belt Der Nnsaben bes gorreiponbenten Der vSun.
benn ie tonnen nidt besreifen, pie Grant einem
Dfanne, Der iid oerseitalt fur ibn peruenoet bat,
Elm Nmt abldlasen tonnte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30

- Ser Yrdiibent bat am Samitas bic folssnoen
Yoftmefer fir Ohio ernannt: Wa0aee Souls fir
aonoon; u. 5. Beer fir Abano; 6. 8. @inter
fir Osucp Springs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30
Ser Z. Gpn0refsDiifrict.

Oie gonpention Der 9emotrateu bes 7. gonsreB-
Diitritts ,ur grnennuns zines gonsreb= ganooaten
lit auf
Donneritas. ben Is. Ausun,
nod 9onoon, in Wabiion gountp. berufen tuorbsn.
Sic Counties iino su Der foleenoen Nn5abI BON Sc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30

@roses Bed bate Der Genius geamte Smitb
in Clinton County. gr bate lett bem l. Stunt cine
WalIe ylamen unb Hnaaben aufsenommen uno uolte
neulid5 Mbenbs feline Yapiere orbnen. aIs Der Slid
6euer fine unb bic seiammten 2iten BON ben GIam=
men per3ebrt wurbeu. -.....
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-30

- Dos &sprdientanten. Sous an Wbittemore
Sch Du nur INNER bin. mo Du semsien boit
un0 bdnge Deinen 2eib on eineR bnlrn Np."
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

K sIkIuE Of an Execution issued bv q. ".
~ - Starr, S'arr, Justice Of the Peace of Township No.
~, aI' racer county State of California. on the
Ea ~ t uay o, December An 1869, and to me directed
IN ,"'o, U, reter Ahart and against J. II. Niek-
erson, A. Cadwaader and ]. N. Huhlnri ;nds.
men' sl4S so, costs $40 IS, with inter est IRON
a" a".e on Judgment at the rate Of per cent. per
annum' have levied upon, seized aud viii e.
Pass Pa 70 PUBIC sale, at the Ranch Of said Huh
on Loon Greek, on Monday, the 10th day Of jan
uary 4. D. 1870, at the hour OF 2 O'Clock p H.. all
riSht title. interest and claim OF the said ].
H. n Nickerson A. Cadwaladcr and J. n. Hubburd
in Placer county, to-wit: Forty cortis OF wood,
more or less, one Quartz mill together with en-
elne' boller, and tie machinery thereto 0sloog-
ing. Together with all and singular The appur-
'ehances thereunto belonging.
GEORGE SMALL,
Constable of Township No. 10,
Auburn, December lltb, ls6o.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
Not nv Will but Thine bs Done.

Ejw;u NJ. Stanton, who has followed
long lie. Of bis victims to The grave, has
passed b.yosd the reach Of oil earthly judg-
men. or punishment, and so far A" be I"
concerned ws are content TO leave him With
that God who said vengeance is mine, |
will repay" The Telegraph say:
WAsulxorox, Dec. oath, 1869:
ExS.crs,sry Of War, E NJ. Stanton,
died this morning ., thrss o'clock Of con
psstiou Of the heart. Stanton bad been
confined to bic house for sbout q week
The President and Vice President called
lat Sunday, on bis fifty fourth birthday,
whom the former rendered his appoint n'nt
A. Associate Jus,iss Of the Supreme Court,
for which Stanton expressed Bic gratitude
and acceptance Yesterday Stanton com
plsinsd OF sicknsss, but bis family v" not
aarn,d, ~ he bad been in . worse condl
ton previously. Shortly afsr midnight the
svmp,om. became alarming. asd Surgeon
Gsusral Barnes, who was present on bic &C
customsd visit. found it impossible 10 afford
relief Rev. DR.. Stsrksy, Of the Church Of
the Epiphany Protestant Epissopal v"
summoned but shortly sftsrward the suffer
o. lost soasciousns" and vs unable 10
converse With any one. The pulsations Of
his heart ceased few seconds. and then 70
turned, bis breathing being very faint. |.
was not uatiI bait an hour before bis death
that bis family csuld realize that bs v"
dying. About three O'Clock, An. he e1-
pir.d. quietly breathing away bis life With
out . struggle. AT his sdsids is the last
moments we're his family, consisting Of Mrs.
Stanton aod four children.
Stanton vas born a. Sssubsnvils. Ohio,
10 1915, and consequently was but "a ysar'
old. His parents we're Vrgisis Qaaksr'.
lie studied Law asd was admitlsl to prac-
tics in bis native county, 10 1896. 10 1887
he vas slsctsd District Attorney Of Hsrri-
sen county, asd in 1889 made Supreme
Court Reporter by tbs Legislature of OHIO
Subsequently be removed to Pht'barg,
Pennsylvania, and from there in 1857 to
Washington city. In 1860 he vas appsiut
cd United Sta.ss Attorney General by Prs'-
idsnt Buchanan, which positios be flsd
during Ibs remainder Of Mr.. Buchauans ad
misistratios. Whom Simeon Camsron's
!bissing and psculations became so no!eri-
QUE and disgusting to the -boIs country be
vas removed 10 1862 and Stanton appoint
cd Secretary Of War 10 biz stead. His
subsequent history 10 known to our readers;
such ss bis starving Of Union prisoners,
slau ghtsrisg Of Union soldisrs under such
incomps,suts as Hunter, Hooker and Burn
sides, The murder OF the iuuoosnt Christian
lady, Mrs. Surralt, etc. The appointment
by Grant and the confirmation by the Sen
ate Of Stanton to the Supreme Bench, whore
only the pure aud just should bold seats
looked like d.fying Providence, and .b.
striking down Of Stanton before be had
soisd the srmins may and will BE- regarded
~ the vengeance Of jus, God and a terri
bio warning to ths weak and wicked eabs
At Warrington.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

HARDLY is there disorder affecting mankind
wn'eh Is more relentless or dreadful in its effects
'nan that which bears the curse of hin bo s,v.
VIII VISIT the iniquiiies of the father, unon
'"." cnhdrsn' etc." 1nsidous in its approaches
II nanss with fatal tenacity upon il, victims
.nu consumes slowly but surely the organs it at.
'acSs' and finally destroys life itself. Notbino
else more indi'puts'Iy proves the great seno,.
uog powers of DR.. Walkers Vegctable Yiueoo.
n'',ers' 'ban the cures it has made. No Other
n'u'clns could 80 effectually purge ont from n.
''o0a' "sInvctcrate and deep seated disease
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

state OF California, county OF Placer. In Ju.-
IT. tices Court of Township No. s.
1he propIs Of the State Of California to d. NJ
VOU are hereby Summoned to annear h.r,-.
-! 4 me ut my ofice in Township No. 6. Placer
County' State OF California, within fifteen dav.
aiter hnal publication oil this summons TO an
s~er INC complaint oil Frank Hoffman, wherein
T Te prays Judgment against you for the som or
seven cents, ts2ll AZ in an action for Hav .cIa
a"a denSered H to you at your request in the year
And take notice il you fail to appear and an
dsg, Pia, III viii take Judgment aga inst you in
uemulI i. IN the sum of S2ll Al, together Win
interest and the costs OF suit and applv to .a;d
court Tor the relief prayed ior ~
,s. r'sen under my hand, this 9th day yf Dec.m
1,.,,. ISAAC THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Peace Township No. 6.
al 2n,1
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC, for 1870, has
oeen received by the druggist for deliveay graft,
10 all who call for it. This number contains
proofs 10 show that some of the stars have er;s.
leu 'or s'r'V m"|'ons Of gears. We had not sup.
posed such proofs possible, but the Doctor rive,
1t IN shape which SCI ms ndesrutbIe. His wit.
icS ms have long made his book acceptable; his
medical advice makes it indispensable TO famiIi..
ana now he adds the most startling problems of
abstract science to its attroctions
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

Wccan bear testimony to the efficacy Of The
Pain Killer. We have seen its magic effect in
soo'h'ng Inc seyerest pain, and know it 10 be .
good article. Cincinnati Dispatch
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

UNKND.-A correspondence in the Stripes pur.
porting to have come from Lincoln, Git 10 not
thought here that the writer lives ia Lincoln,
gives Col. Tweed a very rough overhaulinr
There is no accounting for tastes. But what's
up.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

No'hing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer.
.nlcn 10 the most valuable family medicine now
in use. Tenn. Organ.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

1t has real m crit; as a mca Ms Of r.mov;n,r.;
no medicine has acquired = reputation eouaI to
rerry Davis Pain Killsr.-.Ne,cporf, Ky, Daily
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
Su M MONS

IL is really valuable msdicine--il i, used hv
many Experimentation IrapeIiey. ;snl
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

1HE Nevada Gazette says that Judge McFar-
land late District Judge of Nevada and Placer
countless will soon take up his residence in Sac.
ramento.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
ROUGH ON OUR NEIGHBOR.

The Stripes struck q huge mares nest las,
week, but it sssa. the sggs were all rotten.
10 dancing around the nest the Stripes
msn broke one OF these sggs and, whs~,
"hat . p.'jurious slink .nvsop.d b'm.
Our ssighIsr should not .smpsr with polio.
c'pp'rs or rely upon their testimony as a
basis for editorial leaders. The gentleman
sIandsrsd in this instance vindicatss himself
80 fully. poin,edly and fseingly, that We
incline TO sympa,hiss with our n.iehbor.
The card Of Cox, the more important por.
'ions Of which ws make room for 10 anoth.
or column. shows that he feels deeply tn.
injustice done, 10 publishing sworn tsstmo.
uy, that if true, placed him at The head Of a
would be gang Of mob cur lhroa,s, inceudi
ariss and murdsrsrs. Some portions of th.
card are very pointed and not couchsd in
The choics's Of language, but considering tn.
sggravatipg circumstances and that The card
" ever the true signature the injured par.
y W give it 10 the public. We think
our nsighber lot bis zeal to blacksn tho De-
mocracy overreach bic better judgmsn. and
Gauss him to publish gentlsman's name 10
vile connection unintsntionally.
MILK AND WArER.-The Stripes leads off this
week With a milk and water wandering. would
il dare article headed Placer County and the
Central Pacific Railroad" Some portion. OF the
article would he proper enough but for the evi
dent restraint Of the writer. The writer seems
never to have read the Constitution of the State
or would have Assessors and Legislators comm t
perjury by violating their sworn duties. The
Constitution of the State, Art lell Sec. ls.
Gays: Taxation shall be equal and Uniform
throughout the S tate. an property in this State
shall be tared in proportion to its vaiue. Then
what has the Railroad CO. or New Yolk, Mas,a-
chusetts or Illinois to do with assessing properly
In California What miserable stuff to be written
for the public eye. The G. p. R. K. Company it
is said paid S45 900 per mile for a cheap piece
OF road between Promontory and Ogden, and
this poor scribber thinks we have been too hard
in assessing the most valuable part Of the road
at about one quarter OF that sum.
Now my dear fellow If you know no better
or knowing dare not say so, we advise you to
keep mum on this subject in the future. The
whole article 10 good Lord, good devil, I don't
know whose hands l may fall into" What a
shame.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

"A speedy cure for pain--no family should BE-
without h-.uontTeal Transcript.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

No article ever attainel such unbounded popa.
larity Salem Observer.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

An article OF great merit and virtue CHM.
.Nonpareu
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

THE New DIsrILLISG PRocEss.-Ws pub
lisbsd soma days since an item from the
Oakland Transcript touching . new dis
oovery for dstiIIing spirits. 1t was spoken
of as the O'N.i process Of ds,illalion Thi.
is msnomsr. The invention 10 that Of Mr..
Johnston, and may BE- justly oIassed ~ one
Of the most important Inventions Of the age,
and will in time supsrceds all other modes
Of dislilla,ion lie advantages may be brief
~ stated az these: 1t will run off pure sp,r.
=. one operation; doing away with the ne
Cessity Of re.dislillaiion or charcoal rscuf-
cation. This. too, with greater rspidi,y
than by the old mode 1t improve. the
quality Of the spirit and Increases the quan>
taty produced the spirit bsiug run otf At
fifty or ninety per, cent above proof at The
option Of the operator. 1t requires no extra
fuel or labor--,be cost Ct The apparatus be-
ing the only additional outlay. There can
be no question that Mr. JoLnston's still has
all the merits that are claimed for it. and
these are so sminsntlv v superior to those OF
any other that il must succeed. 1t has been
patented in the Uni'sd States, England,
France, Austria and Russia. No men need
drink fusil oil when taking liquor from
Johnston's stll.-Eraminer.
Mr.. Johnston was formerly undsr-sbsrif
OF this county He put bis still in opera
at Bogbys vineyard, near Folsom, over a
year ago and it has proved perfect success.
We then tasted some Of the braody made
from The juice Of the grape and must say it
was superior to anything W have tasted in
the country,
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

THOMAS BOYCE, No. 80. Exchange Build
lag, on California stree San francisco. is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scrptions in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same.
Ii. W. STARR. of Lincoln, isaut orized TO act
a. our agent in that place.
p. E. WEBER, is authorized TO act as oul
agent in Gold Run and vicinity.
b. D. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent at
Michigan Bluff.
THOMAS DUNN is authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill
HUDSON d MENET are our authorized sole
agents in New York. All orders Tor Publication.
unless accompanied with TIE money, must come
through them to issurU attention.
G. A. HEA7OA is authorized to act as our
agent for Sacramento. Post Office Box 228.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
A HAPPY 1870.

We greet our friends and subscribers this
morning, the first day of the New Year. with
hearty wishes for the choicest of blessings, the
utmost success and all the happiness that soul
could desire to be theirs throughout the year
As old Rough and Ready (Zack Taylor said eve
are at peace with all the world aud shall endsav-
or to cultivate the most amicabe rela ions With
the rest OF mankind" While this is true as to
our feelings toward all men, we are not at peace
with the actions of all men, nor do we expect
to be while rascalty and dishonesty run rampant
in the country as it has for the past ten years.
This the readers of the HERALD know. and We
know that they approve our course. Without an
effort or ever having asked ten men to subscribe
for our paper within two years, our subscription
list has constantly been swelling in numbers and
that too, from intelligent, honest and appreca-
tive readers. We doubt if there is a county pa
per in the State that could have lived and paid
its way as ours has done for over two years with
out ever having asked for either subscribers or
money, and all this without twenty dollars worth
OF public county patronage. May we not on this,
the first day OF 1870. ask our subscribers to send
us, as early in the year as possible. the amount
due. and with it the name Of at least one new
subscriber. New subscribers should commence
with the New Yca and old subscribers who know
and appreciate the value Of The HERALD " II sec
ond our suggestion. Every new subscriber to
the HERALD is worth more than double its cost
TO the tax payers of the county. All men Of all
parties kmow that re are independent, mpur-
chased and unpurchasobie, that IRE fight at al
times and on all occasions, in season ami out of
season against all rascaHty IF all men and all
parties and dI,rays for the good Of the uhoie
people m'th0m distinction Of party sect, Of
Placer County. What should be the answer of
the voters OF Placer TO these .farts Should it
not be their names their advertising. their job
work and the money accompanying their orders."
Again, Il HAPPY NEW YEAR to all.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
-l- -
BOR n.

In Truckee, December %, the wife Of james
Sweeney OF son.
In Auburn, Dec. 27, to The wife of ". D. Hen
dershot, a son.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
In San Francisco, Dec. 20, JOSEPH ". BELDEx
10 SYLvANIA =. BARNsrEAD.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01

PLEASANT lNFoRMArIoN "A corrsspond-
snt of the Stars and Stripes makes sh. fol.
lowing statement:
"lbe Supreme Court decided ever four
years ago in the case Of The People ".
Hodges (27 CAL, page 34o) that ~ sccs.-
sorry to the commission of crime must be
indicted and tried in the county where the
offsnss Of the accessory was committed,
notwithstanding the principal otfsnss wa.
committed in another county. Ia the case
OF the shsd-burners eleven men we're ar
rested as accessories, the theory Of the rail-
road company being that there was a grand
conspiracy. All of the accessories, sxcep,
one, we're non-residenls and absent from this
county 90 the pam of August, the time the
fire occurred. Most Of the persons were
rssdsnls Of tbe State of Nsvads, asd vera
Arrested .hsre. 1t was not found out until
after the acquittal OF Todd that the County
Court Of Placer county had no jurisdiction
to Try the accessories 1t seems to us that
this point ought to have been known BY the
eminent attorneys for the railroad compa'
ny before. Oar county has been put to
great expense of arrssling, boarding. and in.
dieting ten men, wtsn the Cour, had no
Jurisdiction to try the cases at all. A grsa,
bluuder has been made. At the expense Of
tbs people Of this county"
This is locking the door after the horse
is stolen. Men have beer kidnapped 10 the
State OF Nevada, Others arrested for q crime
committsd in Nevada county and ten OF
them indicted in our county, have laid in
Jail, have been boarded and guarded for
three months at heavy expense and lh,
Court had mo jurisdiction" The corrs,-
pondsnt can well say, whore we're the Rail-
road company's eminsn! attorneys, aud W
say where were the accussrs attorneys, and
where was the District attorney and Judge
Spear. Pleasant, amt it.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
p AIN klLLE r .

NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
CONSTABlE's SALE

Ual-3m. I
The Placer herald., 1870-01-01
STATE OF CALIFORNIAN

Justice OF the PVce, Meadow Lax.
Township.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-10
DR.. Whittier.

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
IN ss Diploma at Office will show, has been
Ilonger en- gagged in the treatment of Venereal,
Sexual and Private diseases than any other
physician in st. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
IGleet, Structure, 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
|all Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or Aercu,ia
Affections of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
led with unparalleled success. spermAtorrhea,
Sexual Debility and Inpotency, az the result
Iof self-abu in youth, sexual excuses IN ma-
Iturer years, or other causes, and which produce
|some of the following effects, as nocturnal ennis
|sions, blotohee, debility, dizziness, dinness of
Isight confusion of ideas, evil forbodings, avers
lion to society Of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rem dering marriage improper
are permanently cured. The Doctors oppor-
tunities hospital and private practice are unsur7
passed In st. Louis or any other city. Back
I6ies Of st. Louis papers prove that he hes been
|Iocsted here longer than any other so ADVERT
|sing. The establis men, library, Iabortory and
appointments, are unrivalied in the West, I'm i
Ican be relied upon, and the doctor can refer tol
many ply sicians throughout the country. In|
Ipsst euccess and present position he stands
without a competitor. The writings Of . ply
(sicisn whose reputation is Union wide should
he worth reading. DR.. Whittier Publishes 4
Medical Pamphlet relsting 10 vsneresl diseases
land the disastrous and varied consequsnce|
|ef self abuse, that win be sent to any address
lin Q sealed envelope for two stamps. Many
physicians introduce patients to the doctor a.
ter read g his medical pam phlet. Communal
alton confidential. A friendly talk viii cost or|
nothing. Office central. yet retired, No. 6I7 Sd
Charles street, St. Louis, Mo. Hours q. M
lto'7 p. m. Sundays ~ to > p. m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-10
qailp Argue.
Let the People Speak o ut.

The Cincinnati Times appears to be get
ting somewhat Democratic in its poli,ica
ideas. In . late number of that paper We
find the following platform, for which il
claims to be the original inventor:
/. No land except for the landless, and
that without cost.
2. A graded sincome tax to pay the
National debt.
3. Greenbacks for our sole paper cur
reney
4. No duties on articles of general use
5. Reduction rather than increase Of
salaries.
G. Abolition of the franking privilege
and mileage, and thorough reform Of the
whole service.
The Times 10 distrustful of party journals
and says it does not expect they will aid the
cause OF truth, justice and political regener-
alton. And it adds The people must
take it in hand themselves, Let societies
be organized everywhere to promote the
cause. Once organized, they can bring
their power to bear upon legislation, and
the whole service" For these reasons We
reproduce the platform of the Times. the
most Of which we can commend, but all the
reforms suggests can be better obtained
within and through the Democratic party
than in a new organization.