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EIN1NCIlL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEpSrspIy July I8-p M-Tbe rold mark Fl
for several raw h-s rcs.n,ed an entirely now teaure
before IN, regular husne, bours few enterprt,ing
poru,a,ors have LACEY bcen In the habit OF navipg
win the pree on. me, al ami acme Of IN. dealers nre 40
severe ms 20 as,cr mat these anitou oper.tors scen
IN wal, street, A, q o,clook on Monday morning ina
Xxa. -r,d N ,ssf beforc leading onerators
had cached The street and on those npures bas,s for
e, hseonent n, ,s duriny tha car,v mart
of the day Yesterday tho market tool execution to
tbs,e 0yrrs. and undcr tho ,ronsoco ~ vvar,,e ds
paichc. RIM nm the nrce Z /, cont higher than ea,iv
sales ohro,lcrd. hut to-day The ouotaon hohore tho
regular busIpes was maninuted as high ne ia with
naio,ttv ~ sphsconent deanrs a, lI2E ami ilaL ON
,nors naeinc pcvs The Paris Boutse md London
STOCK FNcban-e ver, eecldediy better TO-DAY. win A
roneral advanc. ot about a cent ON the l,s of secu
rites Including American aud tb,s fart innnrt,d
,ro-e n,,ne.s IN the Go,erneot hond marker vhile
,o,s WINS we,s ana sn,nor,eo chiefly nv The German
taukcr who trenythened the market for The pprnose
nj selt,y Tho exciten.nt In the GOLD market aimee
SATURDAY has materially les.ened and the great anxiety
amone opera,ors to-ay appesrs 10 ne to so s.o the
market as TO sell ont vh as little loss as possible wall
street as we have freouenty told our readers has nor
several montb. been eontrolled nv the VARYING
legislation OF Congress; but The London and
fArs seeenlaiors In TINS market have d.
dent upon their constantly changing view. Of
European complications The passage therefore. OF
new Funding bnl dyested OF the objections 10 which
VIC nave 20 frequently ahuueu' mas oech eohpetep
overshadowcd, caused out trifng effect upon the
general m,rle,s Section nrs NJ mn. nm nrovide. for
49, w -. - ~ :. " ~ ~ -.
tuc heur VI e<'''V"S 'oN' 'o"Seai pohun'
sSnncoap ~ cent nftecnycar bonds. and Si.oD.-
10000 y cunt thrty.year bonds Section second
authorizes the Secretary 70 sell these bonds AZ par
.----.- -. =
LOT com appyins the proceed TOWARDS reaeenns 'he
outstanding 500 at their par value exchange
,or IA honda -, 90, mar hn, ,ha na,v horos AN "A
,"' o'u O"H"' pN 'N' par ou' INC "o" 'nu' s""i W
issued for NJ other purpose. A commission, not OK
cecding 4 y cent, Is allowed TO- NEGOTIATING toe now
- ~ -, '--.,-- A.. -,.----.--. e--.,- -
rohos lac thHd secuoh is unhnpor'ah'' seeuoa ioor
rroyIdes for the redemption Of 5e0s or hereafter
falling dine M mar hepinning with tho.e nrst mum her
-. - -
ca sno hsuon he interest 10 cease lnree moh'hs Mer
proper notice has been given The mn section
,zss ~ n cen, intcr.s, on gold dc,o,,ts os n cor,
'Aes - 'eh'' p'V'os' v" SOu ueros's' ~ v ecu''
OF which must be retained In the U. Treasury. the ba
ance 10 he nsed In the redeption ofseo. according n
a., - -, Sr,s.,,r -. 49, -, - - -,
the iourth eectloh lhe AAh seclloA provinces ioEthe
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cnIxrsE IpgA, " ro.AL. ASH axLIoIos,

which American history Das to show. by your arms
auI ~ your uip,umacy, you have given tnem There
such innl % the sun nowhere else looks upon a
l.Hl cntONed with every advantage OF Cal D'te, 90
sQ, VI Productions possible to re iuuhd IN any one
uTe offs eech a il Seems 10 me- the last ana best
lit VI goOI Providence TO the American race. In
The witches oil tie nisit M thoughts Iave peeh
tlel win alarm Lest tat IN any co ooiTabie con.
t,se.ey taat land Is 10 be occupied b. race v.
Asiics 10 tEe eXciasion OF tIs nee, progressive, IN
tc.ii.cnt people ~ whom IL Ue!onks.
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the greatest at present; Is even now but little
in excess OF that Of France, and the eztraordi'
nary credit ofs5O, 100000 francs voted by the
Corps Legislatif makes the two debts almost
equal. But the French Ministry acknowledge
that this sum will be entirely inadequate Tor
such war, and so we can expect that ne"
sums may be voted at any moment. .The
Chambers of Prussia have also voted credit
of ,l2O, 600, 900 thalers, but the debt of the
country is so email that even larger increase
will not put the Prussian finances in pre-
carious condition. -1r
"A firm in New York City recently sent 10
the United States Treasury a $50 Continental
Bank note, asking fit is redeemable. IN re,
ply, the Treasurer states that the continental
money was never redeemabIe By the united
States. By the act Of August 4, l1oo, Il stat-
utes, 14O,) it was receivable at the treasury III
subscriptions to loan, at the rate OF one huh-
dred dollars in Continental to one dollar IN
specie. By the act of March 8, 1877, q Stat
utes, 5l6,) 1t was declared tnat SAID money
should be receivable as above until december
81. 1897, and no longer. He also ADDS, tne
only value the note can possible have is as
curiosity, and that without doubt it is coun-
terfeit one
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:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Tho Reform Canvass.

q =
Attention is directed to the changes made
I'm the appointments for Public Meetings, at
! which the Hon. B. B. Carpenter and General
IN. C. Butler viii address the people. Inc
list Is now as follows: -. ,-.z.
Rock Hill, Tuesday, August %.
Lands Ford, Wednesday, August "a.
Lancaster, Friday, August 2S.
Liberty Hill, Saturday, August 27.
Camden, Monday, August 20.
Z Sumter, Wednesday, August 81. :;
!; Darlington Courthouse, Monday, September
18th 80
Chesterfield Courthouse, Wednesday, Sep
-tember 9Th. ola.s
Beunettsville, Friday, September 9th.
:, Florence, Saturday, September 10th.
Marion Courthouse, Monday, September
18TH. acrs n -sa
Kingstree, Wednesday, September l4th.
Manning, Friday, September 18th.
J, Orangeburg Courthouse. September 18th. )
y Barnwell Courthouse, September 2lst-
/ WATERFORD, Colleton, September 23d.
White Hall, Colleton, September Oath.
Beaufort, September 26th.
= other appointments will be announced ffom
slime to. time. Applications for speakers and
all communications intended for the State E1-
:, ecutiYYe Committee Of the Union Reform party
must be addressed to the Secretary, E. W.
.s,eibels, Esq, Columbia, s. G.
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The r,lgIblli.y of Members of Congress.

The New York World calls the attention
OF the South to the great Importance OF
nominating for Congress those persons who,
if elected, can take their seats without any
action by that body in the nature of a relief
bill. This is the earnest advice OF all the
friends OF the South, for it may be taken for
granted that the Radicals will stretch the
law to the utmost, and will make no con-
cession whatever to any person not q
Thoroughbred member Of their party. They
may 90 80 far as to refuse their seats to
members who are lawfully elected BY large
majorities, and are in every way eligible.
This is what they will do, if they dare, in the
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HE ARION STA R +,
N RIO N, S. c..

RION, S. c.,
has large and Increasing circulation among the
influential planters AMI business men ofthe Pee
dee country. Crops were never more promising
The enthusiasm for Reform is unbounded. The
'circula:Ion of THE STAR viii be largely incFeas'
ed during the present campaign. Merchants anu
others, In view of these facts and OF the large
number OF our Planters who will visit the Agrt'
cultural Fair 20 be held In the ciEy In November
next, will fud ;ts columns an excellent medium
through which to make their business aud place
Of business known. Rates Of advertising liberal.
augl6
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ABOLITION OF SPECIAL AGENCIES.

aDOL4l1ON VI ofEOIaA -AoH-'
From this date all Special Agencies OF THE COS
M0PoLITAN are abolished. A: the same time al
respectable newspaper dealers and advertising
as.als are authorized TO receive anu forward OF.
ders to this Office de.Sncting their usual commits
slons. Through the facilities for collections nos
afforded BY the banking house Of Messrs. BoWies
Brothers & Co., we will accept remftances ior
subscriptions and advertisements IN eRecks
drawn from any part Of Europe or the oni'ed
States, and SO confident are we that the currency
OF the latter country vii! soon be at par, that a
currency check for S., (sent direct TO this ONCE
will be received as so much gold Tor one year
subscription to THE COSMOPOLITAN.
No.1ll Strand, London, July q, 1870.
aupl0
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TO ADvERT IS E R S.

L y a D ' L K I ) 4 ,.
The charge for advertisements is, per liae.
(about eleven words,) Is. for the first insertion;
Cd. for second, or according to the space they &C.
cupy.
all advertisements must arrive at the LONDON
Office before O'Clock on the Wedne day p,eced-
Ing publication.
For single insertions payment must be made in
advance, for which postage stamps may be sent
at the rate OF thirteen to the shilling.
AL advertisements payable after drst insertion.
Checks and Postolllce orders, Somerset House.,
to be made payable TO J. G. TRUMAN,
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ITS AIMS AND OBJ CT s.
l. Universal Penny Postage.
@ The Separation Of Church and State.
g. Emigration by Government Aid.
t. Abolition OF War.
S. Abolition Of Gustomhouses.
g. Abolition Of Passports.
:. Abolition Of Hereditary Lawmakers.
s. Abolition OF the Ga!ows.
9. Abolition OF Vaccination, Priestcraft, 1gno.
rance and Superstition.
~ Chief ONCE, No. Ill Strand, London, c. W.
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The HOME has the pleasure OF announcing, in
addition 10 their usual dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT. that, In accordance with a recent amend
ment of the General Insurance Law OF the State
of New York, the Directors have voted to distri-
butte from the accumulated funds OF the Company
s5Oo,ooo In new stock among the present stock.
holders.
By this 1t will be observed that the capital OF
the Company Is now s2,5oo,oOO, the increase OF
$500. 900 in Its new form being more absolutely
pledged for the security Of pollcyhoders, than 1t
was when held as surplus fund.- Liable to be dis
tr!buted among the stockholders In the way Of
Cash Dividends.
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Newspapers.
UHE CHESTERFIELD DEMOCRAT.

This paper located at Cheraw, Chesterfield
County, s. c., Is offered to the merchants OF
Charleston as suitable medium for advertising
their wares In the Peedee country. Having q
good circulation In thriving portion OF this
State, the DEMOCRAT offers inducements to al
vertisers second to no paper In the interior. Adj
dress V. LITTLE,
augs2-2 Cheraw. s. c.
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Removals..

NyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ASREMOvED HIS
i School from his residence to the northeast
corner of King and Hasel streets, above Mr. Hay.
den's Store where It's exercises will be resumed
on September 1st. A. SAChTLEBEN.
iauQ23-tuSth3
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8TATEMBHT.


DIRECTORS.
hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harper d Bros, ex
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic.
wm. n. yermllye, Banker, Cvermilye Co..
Chag. G. lockwood Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George 0pydyke ex.Mayor New York.
Minot Q. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Denl B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm Of Arnold, Constable d Co.
Richard q. Bovine Wetmore Bovine, Lawyera
E. Y, Haughwous, Firm E. Y. Haughwout %.
VIM. Wilkens Firm Of Wilkens i Go.
julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. ". Wright, Merchant
Charles ]. Starr Merchant
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n. Y.
Geo. T. Hope President Continental Fire .nsur.
anoe Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton q. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty.thlrd street.
Edward 3. Wright, Newark, N. j.
Geo. n. Faree, Counsellor.
VI. L. Cogswei., Merchant.
KEIM & IssERTEL,
Genera: Agents for Soash Carolina and Georgia.
ONCE No. 40 Broad street.,
Charleston, 8. Q.
DR.. T. REEEsTJEaNA, Examining Physician.
Ian1a
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DEMovED-D.. T. S. THOMSoN's
~ Oaice and Residence to the southeast corn
er Of Pitt and Montague streets.
auQ23-tuthS3s
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Dissulntinns of Gcpartnersblp.

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON,
i QUOTED by and between STLAS c. EVANS,
JAMES NJ. WALLER and THOMAS P. BALL, un:
der the firm name OF y. L. MCCREADY d CO., Will
be continued by the same parties, rs successors,
under the firm name Of EVANS, BALL CO.,
from this date.
SILASC. EVANS.
JAMES NJ. WALLER.
THOMAS P. BALL.
New York. Iuiy 20, 1870.
aug6-5tuth1mo
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for Gale.

T1oR SALE, A TWo-HoRSE POWER,
E in complete order, suitable .H 1or a co1ton
gin. very low. Qt ]. c. H. CLAUSSENS. augIt
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he CosMoPoLITAN
ONE POUND A YEAE

ONE POUND A YEAR.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN EUROPE OWED
AND EDITED BY AN AMERICAN.
LIE COSMOPOLITAN, Sc trouye dams les prlnci-
paux Hotels de Londres. de Paris, ct de New
York, dams tous les grands cafes de Paris, ain
slque sur les navIres vapeur des grandes lignes
transatlantiques.
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EoR sALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND
I for sale another supply OF second.naad
Sewing Machines. OF various makers, which
will dispose Of very cheap. Call and examine at
No q Queen street. y. L. .LUNSF0RD.
iun2l
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.unIox REFoBM HoM1sAE1oHs.
For Governor,

aes. R. B. CARPENTER, OF CHARLESTON
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EoR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
IL miles from the Port Royal Rallroaq, 10
the whippy Swamp nelghborhoed. one Farm IN
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two to three comfort,
able cabins on each; also well timbered, good
range for cattle and hogs, and perfectly healtay
all the seasons. For particulars apply 10 \; u.
a.. Barnwell Village. maylo
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A NEW VOL E.
Volume X Of THE cosMoPoLITAN commenced
on the 18th OF April. Subscription One Pound a
year. postage penny included.
Handsomely bouad Volumes for sale at los.
each.
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T1NE OLD HYsoN TEA ONE DOLLAR
a pofTND AT METZ,S GROCERY, corner
Queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
iuy 26.3mos$
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FIRsT-CLAsS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED IN LONDON, PARIS AND NEW YORK
SCALE OF ADVERTISEMENTS:
Single Advertisements. per line.
Thirteen insertions aud upward. Id. per line.
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mo PRINTERs.-FOR SALE, A RUG
i GLESS Rotary Gard and Blllhead PRESS,
AZ by inches inside OF Chase The press IS IN
perfect working order and is capable OF being
worked at the rate of 1000 impressions per honr:
Is sold to make room for larger one. Price 500
cash. Apply at TIE NEWS Job ONCE mays
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HeS. r B. CAKFENIHH' "a ZEN VI
:, ,st-:Sstit s:,ai 81 X as'-,S' ~,
-. For Lieutenant-Governor'
crsnn4r NJ. G. BUTLER, OF sEDaEF1ELD.
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Tbe Gbarlestoa, 9ems,

TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1870.
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Dama.

VTANTED, AT ONCE, SIX SHIP JOIN
w ERS. Apply to j. D. AIKEN & co.
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60 Rent.

ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
Il In Coming street. containing four rooms,
gas and good cistern. Apply to WM. Fl. DAW.
son, Real Estate Agent, No. 65 Broad street.
auEl9
, 1870-12-02

-ra.e srd va1usb1s and ons hundred volumss
Of periodlczls, nov ready tor binding, vl4
further aedihpra yet 10 be made, viii swell!
tho total Increase 1fof tho 5ear to about
ona thousand volumes.
The der.rtment grounds are referred 20
epcour1ginKIy By The Commissioner, and
many OF tho I'M provemenss Are cited. The
nsw conservatory Is also referred to, and tbc>
usmeo at many of the ornamental plAut1
Riyen. Tho Gomnissiouer. balisves- that
thtfeJ can ba no doubt wbsfeyef tnas
many new plants nay be snceesa!nsX seHM-
The total smount or. appropriations hitherto
made 10 this department.
Tho nunber OF paefBes issued dnr1ng
eleven months Of the yea1 nuMoeS s55,39l: OF
which 1Ss.o43 veEa GENT to members OF Con-
gress. 7,s65 to agrienltoIa societies. M,so
1880 to meteorological obsarvesz. Tho dis
tribution includes seeds Of co1eals, grasses,
hemp, juts, samie, opium poppy. sugar hoet,
tobacco, aorEhuna, forest sud Shade uees* 1nd
OF many ct tbs larger species Of Pfsnts, osesg1-
nous, edible, medicinal, and aotouS;
Tho total amount expended By tho depEt-
ment einee November 50, 1859. Is sf6s,l75 a.
under the following appropriations, to@Nis=
Compensation Of commissioner, clerk, ~
coisetn4p ne apssst; psssst'st;es and mis:1t.i iot IN
1sinsbie 1eedss......... ........... eo,7ss!s1
pafchase oi plsa1. .: @ 1p,,sass
Contipge1c Stationery fuel, freight
liahu, tor Laboratory, o useum. library,
he1baIn1n, keep Of hosses, &c......... i, 1885
n" y. .-1 1s,o1x,9
Erection at Rl1s1 ttruEtures for tue cu}t-
pianty... -. :. '...-... ............. e9,4sasT
Mfae9Nnneors. ~...................- 1,7s1.s9
4osa,.- .s!sa,,7@as
Leaving tats1 b2lauco uuexpe1ded Of fhH Rp-
pTppFlsinu for the current &SC4l year Of $115t31Q
, 1870-12-02

has no cau1e Of complaint thai this govern
ment declines to ba used in any --manncr ih
tho interest Of any nation u
a purely European difficulty. We think
Russia is right in the matter Of the Blaat
Sea controversy, and hope p ses hsr come
out Of il suocessfnl, be, the, matter deter
mined. by: WAY. OF :. 'negosi.tion. . /. But
we;::Aave: mo; >national.> intesest In
that. or any: other European trq1ble,
and :, ought not to-. allow: =: omselvps
10 be used indirectly in matter In: which
we cannot act directly; Moreover, IN Il 8e
case Of the Alabama GLAZING 70 srs IN. do.
fault Great Britain is ready to pay them
whenever We shall propose the manner
and provide the means for. asoertatning
their just amount Our government. should
act IN that matter wholly independent Of
the circumstances in which Great Britain
may be placed, neither seeking tho time Of
, war, nor avoiding it; bet should, whenevfr
prepared, make formal proposition, ire
epective Of any other complications 10
which that government may be involved
, 1870-12-02

We are not quite certain that Paris is
entitled to the NEED Of heroism, though she
is rapidly drifting toward a condition of
terrible suffering, Think Of city of two
millions Of people with rat pies, and dog
steak, and feline stews on sale, aud even
with these aids only ten days removed
from famine. It seems cruel not to give
such population credit for heroism and
resolution of the sternest kind And yet it
would have been more heroic on the part of
the republican leaders and Generals to
have boldly assured the mobs of Paris
that this and worse was what
they =, would come to il the
French Republic inaisted upon inheriting
the lost cause Of the empire. They had
not the heroism to tell tbs mob that which
they must have known to be the truth, BE-
cause the mob clamored for more war.' The
Paris mob, On the other hand while clam:
oring for more war, has no stomach for do
ing tbs fighting necessary to give success
to the war. Tho course Of the lead ers,
therefore, fs one Of tinidity, while that oi
the mob ia one of skulking sud Sinking
Both combined are drifting into oondi
ton of terrible suffering, but neither art
| acting from motives that may justly be es
| teemed heroic, courageous, or self~aae
/ IlQC1QRs ! =
, 1870-12-02
RUSSIA AND TIE UH1YED sTATEs

RUSSIA AND THE UH1EED STATES.
The Washington correspondent Of the
fsv York Journal Of Commerce, asserts
that, in moving: for the abrogation Of the
Paris treaty, the Emperor Of Russia depend
ed greatly upon the moral support of the
United States, and that he has been sorely
disappointed. The President ;vaa con-
suited AZ 10 whether he intended to press
settlement OF The Alabama claims IN case
Of q complication in Europe concerning
the Black sea, and he answered in mkn::
uer showing his hiend1inesa toward Eng
land, He said that the Alabama Ching
would not be pressed while the controversy
with Russia was pending. T., This "a contrary
to what Russia expected, and when the
statement of the President was mAde
known in St. Petersburg there wzs = con.
siderable decline in American securities.
Since then there hts been strong hope
felt n st. Petersburg that there would be
m authoritative denial OF the Eta&emant Ut
tributed to The President In short, -th.
correspondent states TINT Russis feels bur
aud disappointed st ths President :declar
ntion that he aou1d' nos embarsaas EuRlani
With the Alabama claims while she hal
any European complications The sam
writer suggests thai Aessra. Butler an
chandler have been doing The Russis
busfuess, and thai they have been endea,
a er;ne to fo.os, the President into varlii
altitude ngatnsf Great Br:tsin. =
HOW much truth, there II IN AL this y
do no..knov, but While re Do nps eonsad'
that the President ought 70 eeiEe the oppo
tunity of British trouble to press the n
ba,us claims, We also think ,that Bus
, 1870-12-02

The Pittsburgh Commercial in q two
column article maintains thAt the COM
mand, :" 1ncreass and multiply, and fiu
tha earth and snbdue 1t, Was intended by
the Almighty as notioe to all human gov
er1nimeuta- to protect their homo indueetry
against the competition Of foreign paapez
labor, by :lsvying enormous taxes onl tho
home consumers Of the imported goods.
As this command was given On the
sixth day Of creation, when the only. In
babitarss wcre Adsm and Eve, the e1-
sernal pauper labor must have been scarce.
The Commercial insists that the Bible
teaches the. doctrine Of providing protso'
ton for home labor, but We question
whether, il tho Morrill, tariff were in forot
in the dsys Of Noah, he could have ,eve'
built the ark, Ship -buildingw WIS not thai
taxed out Of e1igtence-