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Hints on Horse Flesh

As 1--WE years are required fer the COM
pletion OF the bone structure of the horse.
1t Is imp Drtant that he be carefully used
till that age. IL he il early overworked
the ligablents which unite his one hundred
aud thirty bones are prevented from be-
coming sufficiently fixed to the frame. and
he is dwarfed, and wears out or dies long
before reaching the full twenty-five wears
which should be the average duration of
his life and yigor. The muscles of fine
horse ght to be thick and long; thick
ness ensures strength and length an extern
ded sweep of limb.
Properly constructed harness is as es-
sehtial % the comfort of horse as easy
clothes are necessary to the comfort of Q
man. II harness is not well fitted TO the
i"fm, the veins are compressed, circula-
Q IN Is retarded and disease ensues.
When IN motion, the horse regulates his
centre of gravity by using his head and
neck. The check rein IL therefore inhu-
naa and injurious.
II horse Is compelled TO run when his
mead Is held In vertical position, the
gravity i thrown too far back and he ad-
Nances With difficulty. The ears NAV be
called lliees of horses mind Intelli-
gent animals prick up their ears when
spoken too, vicious once throw their ears
back. A blind horse directs one ear for
ward and one backward. and in a deaf
horse the ears are without expression.
he ears OF the best horses are short
and Wide apart; the eyes are well open.
and the forehead is broad, broad fore
head m ilcatcs good brain The Arab
SAYS; The horse must have the Hat fore
head aud the courage of a bull" The
morse brcAthes by his nose and not by his
mouth; hence the nostrls should be large
80 That the fresh air may be taken in free
~ Dealers enlarge the nostrils of their
horses % artificial means. The mouth OF
tlc Young horse is round in age IL becomes
narrow and elongated.
ne Arab says, speaking Of his horse
ne hr>t seven years are for nv Young
brother, the next seven for myself and last
Tor my enemy"
hprs has but one iugular vein; man
ha> iArst. The withcrs can never be too
Al&A- The higher they are the easier the
'u'hll travels. The loins should be short,
me chest square, and the shoulders well
developed The veterinary surgeon VINO
>ald, NO foot no horse" was perfectly
ERECT. The hoofis curious anu COM
i'-tc iie'l mechanism. an elastic box. which
eNPtnaS and contracts ~ the horse raise.
~ Down his fact. Shoein. should be
'l : ~ care and skill, or the natural
Z e hooi : destroyed. Above all.
an animal should be treated with
~ gin lneS>. and no pains should
80 maze lis bonds a. easy 10
~ ARE. DIR. LeIhercicr
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Miscellaneous.
ColloQuy On Heaven.

Mr.. sawyer The following was The
closing part Of our Sabbath School Concert,
Oh the 18th, Vi Dee last Il was arraug-
cd from 4 printed exercise, but in it, pres
eut form has never, appeared in print
Some have expressed a desire to see it in
priut II you VIII give it :. chance, you
viii obligc them and
Yours ruly, W. Corthen.
ALNA.-Rose, will you please tell me
what you think OF Heaven:
RosE.-I think Of Heaven As place of
joy and happiness When | am in trouble
and ia sorrow, when the petty annoy RANGES
Of life make me feel unhappy, it is very
pleasant 10 think that in Heaven there will
b. nothing to mar our happiness. Ia thu.
world, even pleasures are embittered by
the thought that they will soon be past,
and that We must take the bitter with the
sweet; but up yonder there will be no bit
ter, no unhappiness. Thinking OF these
things | almost wonder why We so much
desire to remain in this sad world
But now. Alma, would like TO have
your opinion.
ALMA.--The thought Of the wondrous
beauty of that place gives me the greatest
pleasure. love to watch the beauties of
nature, and sometimes as / view the glori-
Is OF the setting sun, 1 fancy that | am
looking in at the windows of Heaven;
but then know that even the most beauti-
full scenes in nature can give only Q faint
idea of that world, for the inspired writer,
when everything else had been exhausted,
cried, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard.
neither have entered into the heart of man,
the things which God hath prepared for
them that love him.
But let us have Hannahs thoughts!
HANNAH-To me, the idea of meeting
with my friends is the chiefest Of delights.
1 know of nothing that gives me more
pleasure in this world, than to meet with
those love, and sometimes it makes me
very unhappy to part with them. But
there we shall meet and nerer part. Earth
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Mary had little lalnD,
1t pleased tiysse. >,
SEM IL on 10 W Arlington.
.Nli now shes Poslmistress.
M4ry had little lamb.
IL drank cold water freely.
Aud looked - iAnOcentiy wise.
She called 1t Horace oreeh,
Mary had little lamb
I've Lizard 20 often said.
That all Anow about Ii l..
WISH That Lamb WAS Gead,
Mar lad a little lamb.
Il.si couldn't read nor write;
.I,n My offered Ain la, nash,
Iier hand he'd a.ways bite.
h4r! took her little lamb,
Round o the hdgciler's shop.
Then hAry's father gave feed,
\ .ih lJLs OF mutton chop.
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MIR. Eddy has made for me over Thirty ap
plioatons Tor agents, having been successful IN
almost every case. succ uHmstakabls proof OF
great talent AMI ability on his part, leads me To
recommend al Inventors to apply TO him 10 pro-
cure their patents, as they may be sure of having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, aud at very IeasonAbe charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. Is.i-Jyr.
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EASTERN.
BANGOR. NE.

Ofice over Eastern Exprrs. Co. Main 81
Ellsworth. Ale. 5itf
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RaflrOad Notice

TICKETS to the West via Grand Trunk Railway
] secure every tn ing desirable in Travelling.
Steel Rails and Pullman Sleeping Cars,-at very
low rates. Parties ucketed through from Ellis
worth.
GEO. A. DYER, Agent.
State street Block,
5In Ellsworth Ne.
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ri bDE R VOt Id | NGS

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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Mr.. Addison Mckenzie. a native Of
Nova Scotia. while at work in Township
No. -. last Friday, had his skull broken
by a limb of 4 tree lac was Telling. lie
was taken TO whi,neyville but died on
Saturday
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An eight year old girl sends the San
the following:
Al.-ry had a little lamb.
wlIA her 1t would not CO.
She thr0usAed IL down a hight Of stair,
Id now i thai Tor low,
Mary had 4 little lamb,
And sIow-whiie was its skin,
Bus when II followed her To school.
lis boys SAID, that's too thin
Size missed aim from her side; Ma
DC said, my la Inb's a gou.r'
ia. he Mas only nlOOltng gra>s.
~ the Church around tile corner
Mars had q little lamb,
lat acted very queer.
For every time she ibid him to-
iwou4d walk oil On ~ car
BA This 1t last it bIoAe iis necA.
IArE up al Mary looked
And LHurInuret!. J. il closed each eve
bear Mol, my MutJon's cooked"
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poctru
Mary's Lamb.

y. Mar h1d ii.ii. .mh.
Il. -erce was white susw.
Aud every uiae !. Hea7,l a ,s,.s-h
Il 5leNed. NO; 1r Joe
MAry haG liltle Ialnl.
IT. wool Wa biacA II ink,
And everywhere that Mary went.
ihe lamb went too, | ihinA
>l- mad HIN ''wai. upon h-ear.''
Agi u->d him like 4 brute.
4ltL'' pu' head upon tn liar,
Nh 'oI-t IA N ia The >n,Jt.
M4ry lal i little lamb.
y round =. any gh-rAin.
So 90. 10 ,chBJl il- OH ihtng on--.
Tina, aps ]. ,vt> 4 W5raiu'"'
1As teacher unto Nary said.
'lou canning .iiiIc cif
WAY IiI goa tIu-:' Al Mar, >a.l.
y "a anon AJw IL Yourself"
When May had to leave the school.
Size cried IN ! -aa. sad manner,
And went 10 D d and >Jtly sad. luaA ''
Il all's whats the matter VIII. H.u.
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Special Notice.

No one 10 dissatisfied with ticket purchased
over the Lake shore and Michigan southern
Railway with only change between Boston
and Chicago, Elegant Drawing Room aud Sleep
ing Cars.
Throu Oh Tickets and full inform alton can be OBJ
tanned OF GEO. A. DYER. Agent.
State street Block.
slit Ellsworth, Ne.
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MANHOOD, NOW LOST, NOW Rfsrosu
VOLUME II

Sbs n cPasl,,ssa new edition q
W ts.y on The radical . cure esIsha as
medicins) Of spermrtorrhoa or Seminal weak.
ness, Involuntary seminal Losses impotsnoy,
1entai and Physical IncapAcity, Impedirnents 10
na1iaGe, etc. also. Censumpdoa. Epiepsy, and
MS, induced by sslfindulgence or sexual e1-
travagance.
Pnce, In ssealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
Clearly demonstrates. from thirty vears, suc.
cessfsl practice, that he alarming consequence
Of seiEabuss nay b. radically cured witheas ths
dangerous sse Of internal medicine or the xpsll-
cation q the knife pointing cut mode Of cure
q ence simple, certain. and e1oceual, bv meAns
Of which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may care himself chsaply private
". sad radically.
q This Leetu1s should be In tbs hands or sysry
yoem and every 1an b he land.
Sent. usder seal, in plain envelope. t. any ID.
afe = possgaad' On rsssapt Of six ssats q tive
:. Also. d. calvs,wslrs "Aarriass eu,ss. price
= cents.
Atdrse d PubIisAes. CHAs J. C. KLrND 4 Co.
- DsW0y, NV yoEks 1ssG O0eo Dex 49,.
t .s 1yU
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TESTIMONIALS.

II regard Mr. Eddy as pne OF the nos.c cop bic ard
sasoc6s. 80. pTac titioneTs V'th whom / have had
ofIC al intercourse. CifA>. MASON.
Comm. ssluHcrs of ratcuts.
II have no hesitation Ia assuring inventors uiai
they cannot employ m4n a.5re eOssp,feHf dEd
trusfieOrtsy, ant. more capable II putting their
applications ia :. form 10 secure for them early
and favorable con silefation al the Patent once.
EDMUND BURR
Lat, COtumi,.iO Patents.
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WI iIaN 7 IIIlFt faTliU,
IL eyes were heavenly blue,
AID II You touch that little lamb,
~ put a head on you"
She put Inn in hi, little bed.
AID badc hun 20 to rest,
= ou be-. the iIllle lAmb.in said.
j u 10 my level beet.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-29

@ihe rafio for Temperance Hall, &c., viii
positively take place on the 10th November. :
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Special Not1oea.

The MARTYRS OF F'NEGLECT.-It is
mt too much to say that tens Of thousands
are now suffering from biIiousness, indiges-
ton. constipation, periodical feyers, general
debility and nervous affections, who might be
restored to perfect health within a month or
:ss by the use OF HI SrETTEKs5 STOMACH
BITTERS. Tho muItitudes' who have been
cured Of these and other ailments By the use
OF this wel-known specific are. alwaye ready
to testify to its virtue as o preventive and a
remedy. They are spread over tho Whole
'nntry; they are eagor to praise and recon-
mend It; and yet, notwithstanding it's vast
popularity, thero are many invalids, and many
who are continually exposed to the epidemical !
diseases. against which it is sure protection.
who, either throup b indifferency or iucretluii
ty, neglect to seize tho opportunity to euro
and means OF prevention, which the, have
only to reach out their hands to obtain This
Is strange; it is one OF the anomalies OF human
nature which it is impossible to account for
or explain. It however, quito certain th at
evory day tho number Of these MARTYRS of
ntglrct is diminishing. This is proved by tho
statistfcs OF tho sales OF tho great remedy.
During the present fall the demand for it has
Increased beyond all precud+nt, and it seems
as II III the end the entire community would
rea!lze the important fact, that when all oth her
medicines prescribed for the above oomp plants
Tail, 1t can and does effect q cure Az a pro.
tention against the diseases most common at
this season, there is nothing comparable with
tG Oct ~ ~
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Mrs. a. Mccormick

may fayo. hor With call.
Her stock consists Of Ronnets, Hats and
Caps, of the latest and most fashion Bile
styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in
endless variety. Cors.ts OF the YER. best
ably low prices. Also, gooi supply If those
handsome ready-maha Suits, NIL of which she
offers at very low prices =,
Mre Mccormick socts q continuation nf
Inc Kina patronage OF The ladies OF ColnmLi:,
and vicinity, assuring them that che viii do
all in her power to please Oct 3
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oonDlA, = =. SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 20

get fat and hearty those many years. with ono
lung mostly gone. I have CURED thousands
since, and very many have been cured by this
treatment whom have never eeen. / i.'
About the LIST OF October I expect to take
possession OF my new building at the North
east CORNER OF sixth and Arch streets, where
shall be ploased to giy. advice to all who
may require it. -.
Full directions accompany all my remedies.
BIO readily cured By strict observance of tho
same J. H. SOHENCK. III. D., Philadclphia.
For sale by druggists and dealers every
Whero: JOHN F. HENRY, 8 Cvllege Place,
New York, Wholesale agent, Nov 10 ty !
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How IT Oa1o1sATED. The story of the
oow and the kerosene lamp having been
the origin of the Chicago fire, is
sqdelched by the affidavits of the owners
OF the property. who swear that there
Was no fire in theft stable that night,
and that their COWS were MIXED before
dark, ''l..'',. sai., 'Ai'i ''''7''1
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Survivors Association

Al, S,OCIATIUN OF SOUTH OAHoIiNa
MI MIL os it ~ At Columbia. on THURSDAY.
sosi.1'ss g At 10 O'clock District
before the Association. iilisE o"en'
On the following evening. November 10. the
anniversary Address before the Association
tried soldier. General JuBAL A. EARLx,
All Confederate soldiers, and those who
symDsthiztd with the cause for which thew
fought. .re invited to be present ON this in.
;, by order. OF tho President. General WADE
HAMPTON. A @. HASKELL, Secretary.
a@ Papers throughout the State are re-
qnr-ted ~ copy N. .gsl 7i Oo,2
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ON MARRIAGE.

Apply RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
11 the effects Of Errors and Abuses in esrly
lie. Manho"d restored. lvuus debility
cured lmpedlmtnt> to marriage removed
New method OF treatment. New aud remark
pie remedies. Books and Circulars sent free,
in sealed envelopes. --@
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
Suuth Ninth street, Philadeldbla. pa
Oct Ia o,,o
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i SoOAAI1OhS FOB SOUTH "
CUR1TlEs, By D GAMBR111
Main street, Columbia, 8. O.
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Sto
etc. October %, 1871.
South Carolina Bonds. G :;
cent. (o)dl
South CnroIina Bonds. 6 q
cent. (new). :.
South Carolina Stock. 6 39 ct.
CITY SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds, 6 "a ct.
City Columbia Bonds, 7 d ct.
City Columbia Gas Stock.
par. $25.
City Charleston Stock, 6 n ct.
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, 7 e cent.
| RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, z T
cent, 1st mortgage. :.
South Carolina BoLds, 2 ~ ct.
south Caroiina Bonds. 6 u ct.
South Carolina Stock, par.
| SlUO, i.
Sonth Carolina Bank Stock.
par, SIPS. 1.
North eastern Bonds, 1st 10 ort-
Sage, 8 D cent.
North-enstern Bonds, I'd m ort-
gage, 8 u cent. :. /.
North-eaRtern Stock, prefer
red, 8 D cent, par $50. /.
North-eastern Stock, Capital,
par, $50. !.
Charleston and Savannah
Bonds, 6 q cent. =. !.
Savannah and Charleston
Bonds, 1st mort, 7 II cent.
Savannah g. Charleston Bonds
State guarantee, Z @ cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, S1NO.
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds. State guar, z q ct..
Greenville and Colnmbia
Bonds. I'd mortgage, 7 p ct.
Grcenville und Columbia 1st
mortgage, past due, 7Tja ct.
Greenville and Columbia
Stock, par. S25. !.
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
Enstn'lst mortgage Bonds,
Z e cent. /.
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gnstn Stuck, 500, rnr.
Spnrtanburg and Union BIDS,
State gnurnntee, 7 q cent.
Blue Ridge Bonds. 1st mort
gaga. z p cent.
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
LIST mortgage. s p cent.
Cherawand Darlington Binds,
I'd mortgage, 8 y cent.
BANKS.
Peoples Bank of Charleston
Stock, par. 500.
Union Bank Charleston Stock,
par, $50.
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Charleston Stock, par, S25
Sonth Carolina Loan aud
Trust Co. Stock, par, SIOO..
First National Bank Stock.
par, 800.
PEOPLES National Bank Stock.
par. Sl00.
Bank Of Charleston Stock,
par, 500.
Carolina National Bank of Co
lnmbia Stock, par, 500.
Central National Bank of Co
lnmbia Stock, par, 500. !.
South Carolina Bank and
Trnst Co. Stock. par. 500.
BANK NOTES.
Bank Of Camden
Bank Of Chester.
Bank OF Georgetown.
Bank Of Hamburg.
Bank of Ncwl,erry. !.
Bank Of South G rolinn. !.
Bank Of State of Snnth Cnro-
lima, prior to 1861. ). /.
Bunk OF Stnte Of South Caro-
lima. 1861 and 1862.
Com ncrcial Bank Columbia. /.
Exchange Bank of Columbia
Farmers aud Exchange Bank
OF Charleston
Merchants Bank of Cheraw
Planters Bunk Of Fairfield. /.
State Bank.
These quotations nre liable
ton. Securities sent to ME
mitted for AS directed, ut the
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QUOTATIONS FOB SOUTH CAROLINA Sc.
OUR1TfEs, BY D GAMBR111, BRoKRR.
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., Dealer in
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, Bonds.
etc. October %, 1871. liiIH.
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ao q l1:iijll u Il

The South. eastern Conference OF Indi-
ana Methodists, now in session, has
voted unanimously that horse-racing,
theatxes, .eirouses.y oard-playing, base
bnlls clubs, sooinl play parties, and the
dance, whether in the parlor or the pub
lie hall, are detrimental to virtue and re.
ligion, contrary to the spirit of the Cos
pei, and hostile to spiritual growth.
Mrs. ~ John Wingad, of Arena, Wis,
while drinking o cup OF milk; was stune
on the end of the. tongue by q hornet.
Her tongue swelled up, choking her to
death in an hour.
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about EFFECTING INSURANCE ON THEIR LIVES:
Insurance at Stock
s sls1s s f @ SSany @ 5 es tsa as
comp and contains aauo stating it's
Before nu1ng The Agcncy@ @ Con,pmv
READ THE oLLONyNG.
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opposite Hotel coumle As0se s
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IS 2 SO, ,OOOS
En- Real Estate and United States Gold Bonds


city OF Charleston, at 10 o'clock A. NJ by
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION BENEFIT FREE SCHOOL FUND.-
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE!
'HE RAFFIE will
and yad deed
the
onsetng NO ~ O.
will
~. 145 Meeting
hs wiz entitled the
That
he Kahi9 viii pc entitled
That
kae entitled
so0OOn
That
atoon
aan and and Lumber
~, mproxenn With about hall
Rattle entitled containing
Darlington Great Poe Dec River
=, yin swsr United
~ yin be entitled Of United
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The
ment Free a rG g % n m inc
tees mentioned in the Act OF incorporation
holders awarded
months
All orders By
18TH s7o
otprts
S @ draw n G % as not
drawn in
n e"n
numbers blind
Icse FOR 500; 8
the Git Coneer. aid OF The Public Library
ts dTsTps VII take sfS in public
oFD DnA
Do
wheel will be gift
lck
but
sold
Goes l not a On sals tickets
AS H. ,AanaEr
oncc-i1' hHih street. johnson BLOCK.
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$ T.. @ O O o 0. OF!
Iibra I March R tho Tru'
GRAND GzFT McERT.

1871
o tho obe MuicaTa Taln
tickets OF Admission $40
rae
ciuzens' Kntu uoAy Treas
of
$5500oO IN GREENBACKs
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RELIGIOUS FREEnom.


We quoted from an editorial of the
New York Times a few Gays since, in
which ii said "The Irish Catholic vote is
beyond sDy question more hostile TO our
republican liberties and the truest pros
perity of the country than was the slave
power in its most arrogant and successful
days" We insisted that the plain logic
of this was that the Catholic religion
should be crushed out as the slave power
was. In confirmation of this we find the
New York World averring its belief that
the Times is ''Grani's organ, and the
only one be has in the city" 1t further
ssys: ''When the Deficiency Bill passed
| by Congress was before him for approval,
he said to the bystsnders:
sTf it were not for losing the whole
bill would veto the appropriation in 1t
for rebuilding the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum in Charleston, South Carolina.
It will be remembered that this sylum
for orphans was destroyed by the FEEDER
ais during the war. II was notan asylum
for contestants or for adults of any kind.
It was not an asylum for Confederate
orphans. 1t having been a purely chart
table institution for the protection OF
the houseless and homeless, for the faith
erless and moiherless, his only objection
could have been that it was under The
control of the Catholic Sisters of Charity,
benevolent organization in the city OF
Charleston, whose members had attended
with their characteristic kindness and de-
yotion the sick, the wounded, the dying
and the dead of his soldiery. Would
Gen. Grant have hesitsted to approve the
bill, if the appropriation had been for the
benefit of an Orphan Asylum OF tht
Methodist Church North
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Tn Radil party having clotl


THR Radio party having clothed
ssnt with the powers of dictator, and
.-uced the highest judicial tribunal in
country to 80 political court" some
be more discreet of the party are be-
Y alarmed at the situation. The
ork Erening Post, (Radical,) in
70 the 'vote" in the Supreme
which the previous decision in
gal tender case was Ieye 4, has the
lolesiy and cand0r to say: ''The decision
immensely strengthens that growing fac
ton which advocates the gradual centrai
cation in the general government of the
powers which were jealousy withheld
from ii by It's founders. 1t introduces, for
the first time, into the practice of our
highest judiciary, the theory of interpre-
talon by which ali powers not expressly
forbidden TO Congress by the COnsiitu ion
are regarded as belonging to it; and by
which, therefore, Congress is 10 be made
as supreme as the Parliament is in Cred
BritaiG. gTyga 'hR 'aral laws and rights OF
,ople. Hitherto, the one great bar
the usurpation of the Federal Gov
snt hos been the Supreme Court,
has refused TO enforce ac,snct auth
by the Fundamental law. This bar
Nv, in the most Important case in
il has ever been tes'od, is with
/; and the people have no security
yer that whoever a pOlitics
may be found reckless enough t.
their local liberties to any extent
The forms of the general govern
a political c,urt will no. be founc
eryient enough TO enfosceits DEGREES.