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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
BY A. C. McGHLIVRAY,
Auctf0neer.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u John Drayton and Thomas q. N. Drsyton,
vs.. John Hargrave.
win be sold THIS DAY, the 9th Of May, In
front OF the Old Customhouse at II O'Clock, A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situate at the corner OF Norman street
aud Ashton Court in the City Of Charleston,
known by the Number 4s, In q plat Of r. Z.
Payne, Surveyor dated 18th Of April, 1852, meas.
uring aud containing on front and back lines IS
feet and In depth, from east to west 100 feet,
more or less; butting aud bounding east on Nor
man street. south by Ashton Court, west by lot
No. Al, and north by lot No. 49, In above de.
scrIbed plat.
Tetms-One-half cash; balance payable in one
year, to be secured BY bond OF purchaser and
mortgage Of premises; buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
and stamps. E. W. M. MAOkEY,
may9 8. O. @.
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The MILITARY HALL.-The estimates for the
repairing Of this ediHce were opened yesterday
morning, and Mr.. C. G. Trumbo furnishing the
lowest the contract was awarded to him. The
regular agreement will be drawn up In few
days, after which the work will commence at
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ACADEMY OF MCsrc.-A large and fashion,
able audience as embed last evening at the
Academy, and shovel their appreciation OF the
excellent performance In continuous rounds OF
applause. The sprightly Chapman Sisters aud
their ponderous comedian never appeared to more
advantage, and the amusing comedy OF "Check
mater kept the audience In high good humor,
finding vent not unfrequently In hearty laugh.
Bishop, rs Sam Wrinkle, more than maintained
his reputation as first class comedian, and his
droll personation OF the British swell was irresis.
tible in provoking o laugh. The artistic poses
anu consentaneous, twin-like movement OF
Messrs. Cooper and Fields In their double song
and dance met with their usual hearty reception,
and the audience could hardly be satisfied With
one encore. Iu the afterplecc the burlesque OF
Fra Diavolo, rich In costume and knobby with
puus of the most fearful description, the varied
talents OF the company were fully displayed. In
the operate characters the troupe were perfectly
at home. The principal performers were well sus-
talued aud the piece went or In capital style: To-
night the attractive opera or Kenilworih will be
given. TO be followed by the antl.dyspeptic farce
OF My Precious Betsy.
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LADIES, have you seen this weeks Chimney
Corner, with the mammoth Fashion Plates
Price ten cents. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
nnay3.4 And No. 1ol King street.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-The anniversary Of this
sacred day, which has been set apart by our citi
zens as brief season in which TO pay tribute
OF our love and reverence for our noble dead, ID
fast approaching. The celebration Is one to
which all who feel the slightest interest can easily
contribute, and which Is peculiarly under the do
main OF the ladies' OF Charleston. Flowers and
wreaths are ali that Is asked for to deck the
graves OF valiant men, who poured out their
blood like water In distant State. in the cause
Of their homes and dresldes. There are few who
cannot, by little eXertion, furnish contriou-
iion In the way OF decorations and II all do but
little, the prepara ions will be amply sufficient.
wrea hs and chaples are principally desired, and
those who have flowers to spare are reque'ted to
send them to the. hall of che LADIES' Mutual Aid
Association, Ii Chalmers street.
LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
We are requested by tile committee Of ladies' to
state that they will have the use OF the express
wagons tomorrow, between the hours OF and ii
O'Clock. They therefore respectfully request con
trlbutlons Of flowers, garands aud wreaths, to be
left before O'Clock 4. NJ. on he 10Th instant, at
the following places East Bay-Mr. o. Middle.
ton, Mr. F. ]. Porcher aud MIS-. Wigfal Meeting
street-Dr Smlthe, Mr.. II. GrggS. depository,
Cnalner street. L Chaplin, DR.. uorlbecH, Mr.. T. b.
Oakcs and Mr.. S. Y. Tupper. King street-ReV.
DR.. Forrest. Mr. LacassaIgne, Mr.. Von' SSnten,
Holiness Book House. and Mr.. knobeloch. LIE
care street.-the. Adger. Rutledge street-Mr
Roob, Dr. Bachman and Miss Wagner. They also
solicit contributions OF eyergreens at the peposl
tory In Chalmers street to-day, and will be CRATE
lul for the help OF any ladies who may find 1t con
yenieut to meet with and assist them In making
up the wreaths and garlands.
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The WHITE SULPHUR SParNGs.-Mr. Ernest
wiltz, well.known as former member OF the
press Of Richmond, but now the agent Of that
famous Virginia resort the White Sulphur Springs,
Is now In tie city, staying at the Charleston Hotel
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REcovERED.-A coral necklace, with gold
.ocset and cross attached, was recovered yester-
day morning by Officers Davis and Burke. The
articles had been stolen from isdy OF this city,
and were duly returned TO the owner.
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FoRGERT.-A dispatch from Columbia to an
evening city paper gives rumor that highly
respectable boot aud shoe dealer, in Columbia,
has forged acceptances on drafts to the amount
of about $4,000.
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WORTH SEEING AND kNowING.-Mr. T. j..
Mackey, in public communication, says lie is
now In Columbia "on simple visit OF curiosity,
10 survey the sudden opulence OF certain Of my
Republican brethren in the State Government,
and to discover II possible, that royal road to for
tune WHICH many- Of them have troeden so sue
oarurp,lv ~ +aN
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THE REVENUE CUTTER .RACER.-Captain
Sands has been placed in command OF the Racer
atthis port. The vessel is now undergoing repairs
under the superinteudence OF Lieute nant Travis.
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NEW YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY.
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents
cu,7. A, No. lS1 King street. mays
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
So, So so and $s so per Thousand, according 10
size. at TIE NEWS Job ONCE,
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TIE CHERAw AND SALISBURY RAILROAD
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
company will be held OF Florence, tomorrow, the
10TH instant, at I'm.
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Go EARLY to the Concert this evening and
secure seat while It may be had.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

ENJOY delightful musical treat at Freund.
achaliShund Hall night.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GovERN0R.-The fol-
lowing appointments and changes are announced
at the Executive Department: G. R. Whitrldge re-
signs the position Of trial justice at Mount Pleas
ant; } N. Broughton, o! Clarendon, has been ap.
ponted notary public. and also trial justice, vice
Jared warley; r. J. macSey and w. F. hague, o'
Rchland, to be notares public; A. Baruch and j.
G. Gatlin. trial justices for Darlington County; j.
E. Tindall, jury commissioner for Clarendon Coun
ty; Joel A. schrock, coroner for KerShaw County
A. W. Geiger, jury commissioner for Lexington
County: Samuel W. Maurice OF Williamsburg, no
tary public; James NJ. Brawley, OF Chester Coun
~. auditor vice John Lee, re-igned.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATB COUNTY VIRGINIA,

WILL be opened on the 1st Of June. They are &C.
cessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from Mlllboro', depot, twenty-three miles, by
stages crossing the Warm Spring Mountain, and
passing the Warm and Hot Springs; or from
CovIngton depot, sixteen miles over q hne turn
pike OF easy grade, passing n full view OF the
celebrated Failing Springs aud the splendid
scenery ofJacEson's River.
Board SO per day; $40 per week; SIS per month
or $50 per month for two months or more. Chill.
dren under ten years, and colored servants, half
price.
Telegraph office at the hotel.
NH. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident physician.
BIN. !QUARLES, Agent.
HUGH W. FRY, Propr1etors.
A. 7. STOKES, maye-tuthslmo
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THOSE who fail to attend the Concert this
evening viii! fall to enjoy the finest treat Of the
season.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day

Carolina Chapter. at 5 P. II.
Surylyors' Association, at s P. NJ.
S.. Pasrick's Benevolent Society, at 5 P. n.
Washington Fire Company. at P. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, az sP. ID
South Carolina Friendly Society, at s z. NJ.
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DoS'r FORGET THE GRAND CONCERT, this eve
ming, at Freundschartsbund Hall.
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In order to accommodate Ladies and others
who have been unable to attend the auctions held
nightly, at the store OF ". G. WHlLDEN CO., In
King street, corner OF Beautain street. the auctions
at this store will be suspended during the week
commencing MONDAY Sth Instant.
The store will be open EVERY DAY DURING TEE
WEEK, at usual business hours, when the entire
remaining stock OF Jewery, China, Glassware
and Fancy Goods will be offered at private sale
ct and below cost.
Ladies' are especially Invited to call and exam
Inc ehe stock.
N.B.-The wholesale. Stock of cRocKERY, &C.,
of ". @. WHILDEN & CO., ut No. 26 Hayne street,
will be offered at auction, commencing TUESDAY,
9TH instant, at 10 A. II. mayo
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TT II RING S,
- BATH COUNTY, va.

BATH COUNTY, va.
This renoBned watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of Visitors JUNE 1st.
It's waters are celebrated for their curative vr-
tines IN the treatment Of various diseases, such as
Chronic rheumatism Gout, Torpor Of the Liver,
Chronic Enlargement Of the Liver or Spleen,
Chrouic Diarrhea or Dysentery, Non. Organic
Psrai:sis Old Injuries, Affections or the Skin,
especially Of Syphllltlc origin, Chronic Diseases OF
the Uterus &c.
Fahrenheit.
Board So per day, $50 per week, SIS per month.
Telegraph office at the Hotel.
prof. ]. L. CABELL, N. D., OF the University,
Va Resident Ply ysiciau.
Tnos. R PRICE CO.. proprietors'
nay9-tuthslmo Richmond, va.
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gUsI NESS Hur ES.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUsSURE.

BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
THIS MORNING, 9th DAY OF MAY, AT
i at II O'Clock A. H., will be sold near the
Old Postoface,' Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BRIOK STORE
thereon, known by the No. =, situate,
lying and being on the east side Of East
Bay street IA few doors north Of the Post
ofice,) in the City OF Charleston. In the State
aforesaid, measuring and conts.nng In front,
twenty-nlne (29) feet six t6 inches. and In depth
butting and bounding to the aorth on lands now
or late OF E. q. Locke. to the south on lands Of the
estate OF Condy to the east on lands late Of Rhett
& Robson, and to the west on East Bay street
aforesaid.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. mayo
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n R. D A q E r.
NO 900 KING STREET,
PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
Respectfully Informs all music loving people
that he has always on hand d fine assortment Of
VIOLINs, GUITARS Flutes, Flies, Drums Flu
tnas, German aud French Accorleons, Music
Paper and Blank Books. and over i've hundred
Songs and Pieces Of Hltchcock's five and ten
cent Music for the Piano.
Catalogues gratis. ,,,,,,
All sorts OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REi'
PAIRED.
feb2CthDn
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|, =.
- THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock Of Walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as The best aud cheapes: in the
market. AL watches guaranteed.
II. CARRINGToX l. Co.,
mar13 NO. 268 King street.
CRoQuEr CRooUET CRooUET |! Tim
rnense reduction In price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 18l KING ST.
nar22
PARcHEEsr. PARCHEEsr IA royal game of
India. BASEL STREET BAZAAR
apr20 AND NO. lSl King Street.
ATTENTION, TsURIsTs.-stereosoopic views
81 Charleston and vicinity at No. 16l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
Gummer Resorts.
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In THE HARDWARE BUSINEss.-Some time on
Sunday night daring marauder broke the large
glass window in front OF Messrs. Blssell il Co.'s
hardware establishment. on Meeting street, and
attempted 70 carry or the various articles exposed
therein. The window was defended oy wire
railing. and the thief with tile aid OF crooked
stick, gathered all the articles in a heap near the
hole At this STAGE of the process, ne seems 70
have been interrupted, for the articles were
found as described, bu. not one missing. This
daring attempt was made in one OF the most
public and frequented tnoroughfares IN the city,
and ye the villain escaped detection at the iime'
and has not yet been arrested.
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MILITIA PARADE.-The First Regiment N. u.
3. C. turned out yesterday for inspection and
drill. The line was formed about 10 O'Clock, Oh
Broad street, the companies averaging about 40
men. After the formation. was completed, the
battalion, commanded by Colonel W. N. Tar,
marched down King street to the Battery. thence
TO Eos, Bay up East Bay to Market street, through
Marker 70 King street. thence to The vacant lot at
the foo, Of President street, where the regiment
was exercised in battalion drill. Ihe paraue PASS
ed of quietly; everything fine as ndoir' Out
there was an aching void universally teit. Inc IT,
giment was orphaned. la not having us ieatnefS
major on his famous gray to complete the plcture'
and without him the parade was like playing
Othello without the presence Of the dusky Moor.
The echo everywhere resounded: "Wbere Is
3emr
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
GTORE No.. "a EAST BAY,
~ THIS DAY, the 9th instant. at II O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold near the Old Postofice,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story
Brick Tenement Store thereon situate at the
southeast corner OF East Bay and Cordes
street, and known by the No. 81 East Bay street,
measuring 23 feet& inches front by So feet deep.
The property is tnder lease until Goth Decem.
Der next.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamDe. may9
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Anetion gaIes--ahis Man.

BY W. 1. LEITCH u L. 5. BKUNS,
Auctioneers.
DOSITITE SALE UNDER FORECLOS-
IL URE Of Mortgage.
VIII be sold THIS MORNING, 9th day OF May
at No. 20 Hayne street, running through to No. 81
day to day until the entire stock is disposed OF,
The large and well assorted STOCK OF Messrs.
VIM. G. Whden & Co.. consisting In part OF:
and DIPPED WAKE in whole packages and in
small lots from shelves.
ALSO,
Varied Stock OF GLASSWARE, Lamps and Lamp
Fixtures, &C., &C.. and such articles as are usually
FOUND IN hrstclasS wholesale Urockery Empo-
rum.
Parties desiring catalogues will make applica
tioneat No. 29 Hayne street.
Terms cash. Goods packed at customary rates
by experienced packers. mays
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E. n. TaURsToN, Secretary.
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BY TIEDEMAN, CALDER & co.
OUTER, SHOULDERS, SUGAR, &c.
ID THIS DAY, atthree quarters past o'clock
Will be sold before our Store,
-. so tubs Prime Old BUTTER
20 tubs Choice New Butter
10 hhds. Prime Shoulders
20 bbls. N. y. Sugar
1000 lbs. New Yorn strips
Is boxes soap
is buxes Chocolate
80 boxes Pickles-quarts and pints
100 boxes HerriDg5.
Conditions cash. may9
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no Ku KlalX in Alabama, TeSfi-
mOny of Judge lSasteed.

The testimony before the Ku Klux
Committee during this week has been, on
the whole, adverse. to those who are
charging the existence and outrages Of
such an organization. The testimony
seems to be running so much the other
way that it is quite probable that the
committee will soon adjourn till fall.
The most important evidence yet sub
mitted with regard to the condition of
Alabama came to day from Judge Bus
teed, the United States District Judge
who is a Republican, and who holds
three terms Of Court during the year in
the Northern, Central and Southern por-
tons of the State He stated that the
State was peaccahie, and the people as
law-abiding as any New England State,
and was satisfied that the people intend
ed to obey the laws Of Congress abso-
lutely. He denounced as false the state
ments of a previous witness, that there
were thirty-three indictments pending in
his Court for violation of the Ku Kluy
laws. He did not believe any man in
Alabama was disturbed because of his
politics or his religion. g.,
The above was telegraphed from
Washington on June %. The Ku Klux
business is about to "sour ON" the hands
of MoRroN, GRANT, BUTLER & Co. be
cause Radicals like BUsTEED will
swear the truth. Go on, gentlemen,
with your ku Klux business. The peo-
pie understand your object, therefore
your report will only cause its authors
to be laughed at
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Now You See II. and Now, YOu
Dent See IL.

The tariff resolution of the Republ,
can party of; Ohio is nop-committal.-
Read it:
" sAs it will be necessary and desirable
to obtain from the duties on imports a
large portion Of the revenue neededito
defray the expenses of the Government,
to pay the interest on the national debt,
and the principal as it natures, such do
ties should be so adjusted as not to pref.
udice, but to promote the interests Of
every section and branch of in dnstry,
so far as may be possible"
Here are two, propositions .
l. That it is necessary that we should
obtain from custom duties most of the
revenue necessary to carry on the Gov
ernment,,
g The duties should be adjusted so
as to best promote the interests of ev-
cry section and every branch of indus.
try, so far as possible. %
The protective tariff men and reve-
nue. reformers are sin ffavor of tariff
to promote the interests of every sec
ton and branch of industry, so far as
may be possible" The only question
is, What kind of a tariff will do it? The
pre- tectiveg tariff men say. it is, already
done by the present tariff. The fee
traders say, and prove, it is not. 1t is
here, at this precisepoint, that the Re-
publican Convention, in the most Cow.
ardlv manner, shirks the issue. Can
any honest man sustain an organization
which isithus false to every principle of
Gecency?
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sixteen Millions.
Sixteen Million Dollars ~

Tbats all. 81
Oh. nearly all that radical reform has
increased the expenditures during the
past year!
One million additional for the expen-
ses of Congress-!
Que million additional for collecting
tie revenue from customs!
One million additional for miscellane-
Gus expenses =.
Z. Oqe pillioll additionhi for the depart
lnerit4df The Secretary of the Interiors)
Eight hundred thousand additional to-
the post Office department.
Etc, DC, DC
Thousands tens of thousands! mill
ions! millions upon top of millions
out of the pockets of the people into
the pockets of the plunderers.r-So- it
goes.
|, An increase in the expendituresTws
should say thievery and specializing in
every department from the top down,
until it reaches sixteen millions OF dol
lars. Add this to the expenses of the
year before and we have four hundred
and sixteen millions of dollars, as the
cost of radical administration for one
year 4-ta a9a as-sz stiv fss sos4s
Is it worth that TO you, workingmen
OF the country? Are you benefited BY
radical rule3 and bond aristocracy and
standing armies, and Ku-Klux hunters,
to the. amount of four hundred and six,
teen millions of dollars annually? ere
Democratic administrations cost YOU
less than one hundred millions per year.
And Democratic admins trations
didn't steal your public lands, exempt
the rich from taxation or impoyerish
you with tariffs, on every thing you. eat
wore, smelled, looked at or .hdusht Of,
The bondholder paid his taxes as weH
as the laborer the rich we're required
to aid in bearing the expenses of the
government as we'll as the poor; and
economy in every department and under
all circumstances was the guiding rule.
The hard working man, who read this
statement can use it as food for refleeE
ton. 1t is him aud his brother toilers
who pay the expenses of the govern
ment. 1t is from the savings OF the
men who ':earn their bread by the sweat
Of their brows," that the four hundred
and sixteen millions Of dollars is takerf
annually-three hundred and sixteen
millions Of dollars more than is ,necesr
sary to pay all the required expenses of
the government 7sj.el s7i = "a
And after robbing them to this exs
treme, radicalism has the impudence to
ask them to indorse the administration
that is doing it, to vote for candidates
whose election would be ,haileo as q di.
rect endorsement of the thieves who are
impoverishing them, and the rascality
that requires them to pay almost five
times as much yearly to administer the
affairs of government, as they paid un-
der democratic rule. ais4s ss asl
A vote for the radical ticket will be 8
vote to sustain the thievery and cor
rup6on, and extravagance,j and Ioppres-
sion of the Grant Administration.
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Faisehoods by a U. 5. senator.

From Senator Sherman's Columbus
speech we extract the following:
"They tell l-us that they hold good to
the old Democratic doctrine Of annexa-
ton of territory, but are opposed to the
acquiring San Domingo They pre-.
tend to be for hard money, but propose
to Issue an unlimited amount of green
backs, They pretend respect for the
laws and the courts, and they propose
to disregard not only the solemn pledg
es of our loan laws, but the decisions
of the Supreme Court, in order to cheat
the public creditors. They declare their
opposition to the National banking sys-
TEN, but propose nothing to take its
place. sf. ,s;9s
There arc several little misstatements
here which are worthy of correction:
l. The Democracy do not pretend to
be for hard money exclusively.
2. They 40 not favor san unlimited
issue Of greenbacks."
3. They do not propose 'to disregard
the decisions of the Supreme Court in
order to cheat the public creditors" If
any body is for that ii is Sherman's
party.
4 II is nottrue that they do not pro.
pose any substitute for the National
bank-notes. They do propose. green
backs. They arc perfectly willing that
the National banks shall exist as banks
of discount and exchange.
5. While favoriLg acquisitions fttcr-
ritcry, they arc opposed to San Donin-
60 because it is not desirable to have
that particular island, and because its
annexation is simply pushed for the pun
pose of fraud and speculation.