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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-28

The increase 1itlfc population Of
q NIeniphls has been greater within
tic lest SIS ipdnths than ih ans for
MGR period OF its history. r,sst
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A ROYAL NUN "A Vienna CORES
pondent Of the London 1ymes writes an
acoonnt of the entry OF member OF the
imperial family at a nunery uLder very
peculiar circumstances. The lady in
question is the Infanta Maria Beatrix.
the youngest sister of the Duke OF Mo.
dena. Gu the morning of tue 18th inst.
this lady entered. under the name of
6ister Marie. the Vienna Ursniine Con.
vent. She was born in 1924, and in
1847 married the Infante J hann. and
has three children, two of whom are
living at Frohsdof. Within the last
three years che has repeatedly jonrneyed
to Rome to obtain from the Pope a
special permission to enter convent;
but on the grounds that she was mar.
ried, that her husband was living, that
ehe had children. even grand children,
this was steadily refused her. But she
persevered, notwithstanding the earnest
wishes of her children, aud ut lengt!,
succeeded. Cases of married women Oh.
taining permission to enter nunueries of
strict and seclnded order are very rure.
The fact that this lady wus married, and
had married children and n husband
living, added to the fact that she wns
CLOSELY connected with the sovereipn's
family, has caused the case to be regard.
ed and commented on with extraordi-
nary interest.
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Special Notices.


DR. SAoE's CATAnRu REMEDY $500 ieward
!0r an lhcurabie case. Sold by Druggists at
90 cents.
LASTING LovELlEEsa Twenty years ago,
Mhen paiut. pearl powder and enamel, wer.
running the compilations and destrn, ing the
heaith "f women OF fashion HAaAN's MAaNo.
Liza BALM WAS broughtu cut as pure botanical
coemotlo, guaranteed to restore bloom and
beauty to the skin. From that time to the
present 1t bas been continually rising in pub
ho estination as the safest and most uuex-
cepuonable preparation of it's class. In-
stead or producing an artificial. metallic cur
face, like the deadly cnamnts. or whiting tho
outicle like the poisonous fluids sold Under
va;lous names AZ 'b..ntiAers." it keeps the
skin al soft as velvet, rcndurs it as smoolh
and and glossy as satin. and impArts to it that
dellcate, rosy tiuge, which 10 the beau ideal
OF complsxi"nal Ioveliness Tbs exquisite
ohromatic feet is not transient. By apply.
ing the Balm daily it may he prolonged from
youth to age. lady who purchaser the Fl rst
sottie or me article hinetecn years ago. writes
to say that her complexion at forty ID ..purer
clearer and moro brilliant than it has ever
peeh; ana she attributes its beauty solely
TO the daily use or HAdAN's MAGNOLIA BALM
d 70 t3
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The deliberate manner in which Chi
oago is being rebuilt is thus illustrated
IN an exchange: ''Let me see," said a
Chicago boss mason r. fectivel, to q
burnt out merchant, ''havc got to pnt
up black for Brown. this morning, and
. dwelling-house, this afternoon, for
Smith. Yes. I guess We can Jerk up
your store this noon by takin' only halt
an hours noonin'."
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New Spring and Summer Gooda

New Spring and Summer Goods.
IA HAVE just RI ceivcd one or tlo f,nes,
asso, tintnts OF spring and Summer
l1E.'ASSlMERES, VESTlSGS &C.. that
~, mas ever been brought to this market.
10y 10y are VI In" very latest ntyl.s and pat
terms, winch will he made mp III tho very best
vt, to order The pubic is il vito d to cali
and examine my fine stock.
am also in receipt nr a splendid asaurt
ment OF FURNISHING GOODS. amuno wLic,,
aro tn" celebrated STAR SHIRTS. which arc
superior to any shirts manufactured.
March IL IL f. EIiENMANN
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Blood and Liver P,lls.

YNO cnrc SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach
Dizziness or Vertigo. Bad aste in the
.H9' month' biious Attacks. palpitatioh OF the
thn Breast and Back, Kidney Affections.
70 c,,i a'l Disorders nf tho Liver.
TO Regulate the Bowels.
10 Pu'lfy the Blood.
10 give new life to tho whole System ths
Dood and Liver. Cannot be surpassed. Jrv
oniy one box; yon will be convinced For
s"'o only At HEINITSH'S Drug store.
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Removal and Slight CHANGE
Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

AkE pleasure. i'll calling tho attention OF
! IN. nnblic To- an examination or their
SIt?Ch or MUSICAL MEKCHAhDISE, con.
s,rtihE OF Pihnns, Church aud ParI0r Org ann,
mci"dGonn, Fio!lns, Guitars, Banjus, Flntos
Accordenns, Brass and Silver Band lnrtru.
ments of all kinds. Also, sheet Mm-ic and
Ihntrnc'l"n Eo'ks f"r every class uf Musical
,hstrutnn nts On Land at I'LL times. Sheet
IL uhic rtnf by mmii. pnrt p ,ii. on receipt Of
Erice; ard all Kinds of Musical Goods solit by
Express. when ordered. to any part nf ,h,.
H:1tc, mArheh q. .. d. Good Second. ha nd
Pianos and Organs for sale chcap. for cash
Ptanos. Organs and Mrlotltois tunrd and re-
pared IN satisfactory manner; aud " i'll give
Saperlai .,. attention t" Packing, R.mnving and
drrired. Mt moderate pIiccs.
Al! or'trs "r".npily attended to and satis.
~ "a non guaranteed t" those !avoring us with
,nr,r .,. sr!naEc send for onr catAIosuc Of
Sheet a'u:i: ant ansical N. rchandieo 9ay-
l"r "trttt. Ci,iZ"ns' Savings Bank Buildinc.
Columbia = {. NJ = q
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VENETIAN bLINDs.-No invention was ever
80 important t., the people of hot climates as
shaded light. while keeping out the heat and
giare, they are btontely essential to oon.
Tort in this country. If the hOus es Of any of
our readers are destitute Of these valuable
hot weather sets in, send til cir orders to MIR.
T. r; ToALE. No 81 Hayne street, Charleston,
D. e., manufacturer aud dealer i'll doorr.
March 81
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New Books, by Express

"o" oUUKe, Uy EXpress,
For Sale at Brynn e McCurter's.
SEtkN DECADES OF THE UNION. By
~ Henry A. Wire. 80
LIE and Times OF Jnhn Wctlcy, Founder
OF the M.thodets. BY J.. I, crman, I.nndon.
Classrs. BY Ca~saGnac. 81 So
\, w,nisred cnmhcrm,dc, II Story by George
Character. hy Samuel Smilrs $50
D. d. -Ao"H''
~ Darwin's Naiuralist'S Voyage around the
ALSO,
a number nf new London Novels chcap
Also. new standard works irst r,ub,ishrd
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ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT
CHOICE, CHEAP
AND WELL.SELECTED
ID r Y G. o O ID s

L\Oi' tho season, selected carefully from tho
Il largest stocks in New York and Buiti.
more, aud will bo SOLD LOWER than ever
before. AS all goods are ivancing, now is
the time Tor families to lay in their @mppIi. u.
March ID q f. JACKSON
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Scotch Whiskev

Scotch Whiskey.
ONE punchcon FINEST CAMpBEI,ToN :,
- OF my own direct importation, via Nrw
YORK This, by actual test. ia 10 per cent
over proof: aud is pronounced by all who
have tested or tasted it, as tho 1nest ever
brought to Columbia
Full stock old VINES and BRANDIEs.
Holland GIN, Jamaica Rum. Ecotch Eno.
ilsh and German ALES. London and Dublin
fOHIEH, CUHACoA and MAkASChINO.
hoet and Chauaon CHAMPAGNES. of the
FAMOUS vintage, 18C8-fnest OF the century.
Reasonable prices and mil sati. faction una.
tAntoou 1EO. NYMMEIiS
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New Spring Goods.

N&9 ! HAVE just received nv stock Of
StnaN!i nnu SUMMER CASSIhlEKtS
LII HrSii N'iS. %c to which would invite
the attention at the public The stnrL
comprises I'll styles and pricra, and will be-
made to order in the most fashionable man
ner. a n EKrI.u UIrT
F..b25 A'OA
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iCrackers
SundrieS.

SnndrleS.
fN!ESE in endless variety and always
T. lrcs!,. call ANA look over tho stock
VIII satisfy the most fsrtIdlous hnuscketuer
that every effort In made to supply their
not Ia store will be procured from Ii st hands
on short notiro
Our stock il full in all the other denart.
mchts. hccping only tha best qualify of
goods, selling MS close iirurcn. and anyiny1. w
do 4 ST. ict!y cash business, We offer superior
indnc,'ments ia our line
March o. GEO SyUNCpc
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Registration.
LNRIDAY and SATURDAY, March % and
- 80. and MONDAY, April 1, are tho dcsig.
mated days nu which ,vrry voter must regis.
ger. Ine following places are designated as
tho tegs ration PU:ir:
WARD 1-At Steward Hall, corner Richard.
son and Greene streets.
WARD 2-At THE Court Huuee.
WARD 3-rlnnix Hook and Ladder House.
corner laylor and Assembly streets.
WARD AT U'C6nnrlis Store, on Stunt er
between Lumber and Upper streets.
Marrh 26
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"A Choice Selection
OF SPRING
D R Y GOOD S
l8 Z 2!
w. ID. LOVE & co.

NOV opening daily all tho newe-t etylss il:
~ DRY GOODS, comprising ncw and hand
somo designs in
DRESS GOODS. pIQuEs, Fno1ssErrE
STKlPES. VIENNA EAlINS. &c.
IN onr stock will be found the finest, largest
and mott varied stock Of
EMbKOlDtHlis Lacca, l'nfines. STANDARD,
Canbric and Swiss Trimmings, Snow Drou
Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
New STYLES CAMRRlCS and PRINTS.
the new atty les.
New spring CASslMEREs. Cloths, Linens
and COttunadcs
CARPETS. Mattinys and Window Shades
a full line.
A determined cffnrt has been made to ole-
sate the character OF our stock, IN nt respects
10 point 0f excellence beyond comparleun
.OOh PRICES arc not only LOW, but do
cidediv 30, and often much below those OF
other hourtB.
WE AIM Ar POPULAR PRICES.
". d. LOVE. r. IS MocREERy
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Notice to Electors.

a LII persons failing 10 register will DO de-
"A barred the privilege IF voting ut the
election fnr Mayor and Aldermen, to bo held
TUESDAY, April 2 1872
Zach person is required to subscribe to tho
following:
~. --, do solcmnly swear that I nm L.
clt'Zcn ot the Uuitrd States; that luvr been
an ihhabitant of this State for ono year u. II
preceding this day. aud for the last sky
days resilient Of this city: that reside il,
this ward" VIM T Er'ciH
Chairman Board Commissioners OF Election.
March 27 r
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GEORGE PAGE g. CO..
No. ~. S,Opier Street. R.,Hi,uoyp M
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND HOIIEPs
Patent Improved. Portable
CIRCu LAIR SAW MILLS
~. MELAI AND SASH 81 ~ MILLS.
RiST MILLS. TIMBER WIlhFIR, SIilN
lar SAWS. l'rlting and Mill supplies generally.
ana manufacturers agents tor L.fitl'r Cclc
hratra lu'hine Water Wheel and every do.
.ciipii,n ni Wood Working Machinery.
AIM. OI;l ChAi. Engines a SPECIALITY.
:, f0-Scud for descriptive Catalogues and
'i'c. lIsts. May 23 .tT1y
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THE UNDERSIGNED

MILL. Ill few days, present one of the
w most attractive SPRING rOCKS ever
presented i'll this market, and .olic,ts Il call
from MS former friends and patrons No
pains VIII DC spared TO afford entire satistac.
lion TO all who may cull upon him. and off,rs
rs guar anteu for the :uture lis ,ff.,r,s in the
past to cater to the wants OF the public.
>, all outstanding bills against the firm OF J.
iion. r n KJNAUn
March 10 imo
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Dissolution of Copartnershlp.
I1NHE Copartner-hip heretofore existirp
under the style OF j. II. 4 IL. l.. K.NAtD
!. l., hereby dissolved, by mutual consent, NJ. l..
hinard withdrawing.
The business will be continued at the same
place. by j ii. kinard. who assumes all the
llabi i'ics OF the copartncrship, and to whom
sll debts due should be paid
j. II. KINARD,
M. l. KINAKD.
CnLUMDrA. 8. c.. March lS 1874 Marnh 10
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Elegant Pl, ,-ratlons.
ENArkACT OF III EFT. with Iron and Vino
~ "a new and desirable medicine for en-
feebicd digestion. ;osr Of tone aud vigor i'm
pnv, rislicd blood, ntrvnns and general de-
Dlnty, especially adapted to weak etomachs
Cod Liver Oil with Paucrcatine, for con-
sumption.
, Cod Liver, Oil, with phosphitcs of
Lime and Soda.
Marvin's superior Cod Liver Oil.
Htkei \ Tast eless Cod Liver.
Wyeth's Emulsirn at Cod Liver Oil.
CasweIPs pnre God Liver Oil
Elixir OF Gentian and Iron.
improved den'ian BiIterR, eimplo Tonic,
producing a gentle nnd perm antnt excite.
ment of all tho vital forces, for dyspepsia.
gont, nervnnH prnstiation, &c.
,repateo ihtant's food-prepared from the
whole whrat-verv desirable tor growiar iu
tnnts and parsous with weak digestion
C1ndensed Miik-x cheap aud convenient
food for infants.
Al tho shove preparations arc for sale at
march ~ HELNIraH'S Drug store
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Il N u II 8 IL
STGSEWALL COTTON FERTILIZER,
HAY[NG been uaed ride by eide with other
Al hrst ciass Standard Fertilizers, and
Tue Testimony Of all being that it is better
than any other with which it has been tested.
warrants us IL Recommending it to planters
az tho BEST MANURE IN THE MARKET.
English Dissolved Bone,
a Pure Superphosphate cf Lime,
or sterling character, manufactured from
Oambi iiKenhiTe Capioplites, very finely
ground- ready FOR sowing upon land.
sHELL LIME, for Agricultural and Ma
THOMAS B. CLARKSON.
March ~ lmo Agent. Columbia. 4 C.
NorwoOo's Patent Cotton Planter.
pAKI1ES wirhinR to purchase COTTON
4 PEASTE.sS will commit their ;:.cr:st.
by calling at PH LIP MOTIFS Wagon Manu-.
iactury, whero tho best and most complete
Cottoh fiahtcrs III the south are mnhufac-
tured and suld. PHILIP MOIZ
Assembly. between Lady and Gervais streets.
March 2 1mn
Early Garden Corn.
IFNiE hDcet aud iarecat assortment Of early
L CORN III the market, at reduced prices.
nave )uet rccrlvea:
Early Su. .ar Corn,
Evergreen Corn,
FarneIs' Club,
Dailng's Sweet,
Cr0sby'r Prolific,
IL and II rows,
Burlington. Tuscar,ra.
Adam'rjFarly,
White Flint, large.
ALSO,
Long Pod Prolific Peas, twelve peas In .
pod; Extra Eur'y Peas. T,ophy Tomato.
McLean's Little Gem improv. d Egg Plant.
For sale Mt E. n. HfI' IiSH'S
Feb y Drng and Chemical Store.
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Harmony at Home.

l. We may be quite sure that our will
is likely to be crossed during the day 50
let US prepare for It,
2. Every person in the house has an
evil nature, as well as ourselves, AID there.
fore We are not to expect too much
3. Look upon each member Of the
family as one for whom Christ died.
4. When inclined to give an angry au-
swer, let us lift up the heart in PRAYER
3. If from sickness, pain or infrmiy
we feel irritable, let US keep a very strict
watch over ourselves.
8. Observe when others are suffering
and drop word of kiukneSs.
I. Watch for little opportunities of
pleasing, and put little annoyances out of
the way.
8. Take cheerful view of everything,
and encourage hope.
9. Speak kindly to dependents and SER
wants, any praise them when you can
10. ln all little pleasures which may
occur, put self last.
III. Try for the soft answer that turn
eth away wrath.
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Power Of Kindness On Animals


Mrs. o. s. johnson tells, in Our Dgm6
animals, the story Of horse whose
task it used to be to drag a meat cart. and
which, because of viciousuess. was final
y sold to his present owner, at a very
low price. He would bite, tear, kick, run
away-was utterly uncomfortable. Soon
alter changing masters, the people, who
had called the purchase foolish one,
were surprised at the difference in the
horses conduct He would 90 fast or
slow, as desired stop instantly at who a;
follow his masters call, and rub his head
on his shoulder What had made the
change? Not force the poor horse had
been beaten, kicked, and starved before :;
and grown more and more stubborn. No;
but he was well fed, well Watered not
overdrived or overloaded never whipped,
kicked, or scolded. Kind words were
given him, and now and then an apple
or lump of sugar No geGtler, safer.
and more faithful horse went on the road,
But, Indian fashion, he forgot neither
benefit nor injury. Occasionally, when
in harness, he saw his former MASTER
Then, invariably, all the fire of his na-
ture was aroused. His eye rolled, he
chaEped his bit, and showed an intense
desire to get hold of his former enemy
Only the voice and caressipg hand Of his
kind owner could quiet him.
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Nervous Complaints.

Physicians tell US that nervous CON-
plants have never been more frequent
than they are in this city at the present
time. Men are suffering from nervous
exhaustion, women from Mysteries and
extreme depression of spirits. The cause
is not difficult to be ascertained. Dur
ing the cold, dry weather of February
and March the atmosphere was surcharg-
ed with electricity to an unusual and re-
markable degree. The human system
was thus stimulated to an unusual extent
and the warm, damp days of April, ia
which the atmosphere was almost devoid
OF electricity, following Immediately after
the dry and cold days of the preceding
two months, produced feeling of nervous
exhaustion such as the hard drinker feels
when he breaks his evil habit for few
days. This explanation, which is that
gwen by one of the leading physicians OF
the country, is certainly founded on fact,
ana seems extremely probably,-Ae''
York Times.
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Ely reference to our advertising column:
it will be seen that Messrs. Pitcher & Kelly,
return to this place on Thursday, and give
another of the side splitting entertainments,
this time for the especial amusement of the
ladies, though gentlemen will not of course
be refused admission. The return is in
consequence of many of our citizens, who
we're prevented from attending the exhibit
tions heretofore given. Possessing extraordi-
nary merit, as an entertainment, the house,
on Thursday evening should be filed to over
flowing.
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Communicate
Io TIE MEMORY OF OUR DEPARTED FRIENr
DIR. sYDENHAM WALTON.
tCommunicated.J

The life Of our deceased friend was one Of
those rare and happy exceptions on which
the mind loves to dwell. His life, it is true
was one of labor; but his labors and pleas.
ures were the same. He was toiling nm an
emiDence where at each successive stem. the
difficulty of the ascent was repaid bv q
landscape constantly spreading out before
him IN extent, and softening in beauty
Even the evils of old age were unfelt, or were
attended by comforts that smoothed their
asperities La his profession he stood second
to none, and had the satisfaction of seeing
his merit universally appreciated and hon.
ored; he had many faithful friends who were
endeared to him by similarity of tastes. He
had pursued the career which was most de-
igthful; he had acquired the fame which
was most enyiably; he had attained to the
honors which were most elevated, in his
Surrounded by a loving wife.
a dutiful family and devoted friends, he de-
parted from life like guest well pleased with
tne entertainment. NJ E. S.
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Monday afternoon .Jura 10Th

Monday afternoon, June 10th, witness
ed most interesting occasion at the new
house recently erected by our enterprising citi
zen, Peter Zimmerman, Esq, in the even
of christening the house and naming the ad
joining Falls on Marshall's creek. These
Falls heretofore bearing the name Butter
milk" have recently been purchased by Mr.
H., and, with the property surrounding, are
intended by him to constitute mineaturt
park and pleasure ground for guests visiting
at the Water Gap,
At the request of a., the christening festi
vities were inaugurated by two lady guests
Miss K. of Philadelphia, announcing that as
MIR. H., had recently become owner of the
Falls it was the general desire that with the
new proprietor should come new name
Mr.. H., having kindly delegated this Office
to the ladies, Mrs. A. of Philadelphia, had
selected the name of Terrace Falls as being
very fitting and appropriate, on account of
the terrace like formation of the rocks over
which the water rushes
Mrs. r. then recited an original poem writ
ten In honor of the occasion, in which she
expressed her best wishes for the success of
the house and paid deserved compliment
to the kind and competent hostess, Mrs.
Eleanora Zimmerman.
The christening then followed-we give it
in Mss +. S own language.
With the purest of crystal from out Terrace
Falls,
We sprinkle with blessing). its porches md
halls,
And hope that the Cataract House may abide
For many long years on this green mountain
side"
A speech was then called for from Mr.. a.,
but with a few words of apology he passed
the duty over to other gentlemen present, one
of whom made few pertinent and felictions
remarks. The guests then adjourned to the
parlor, where they were delighted with some
excellent music and capital song from MIR.
Ii. W., of Stroudsburg, and with much ap
plause and merriment the company separat-
cd, long to remember the happy day, the
pleasant location, and the
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GEO. L. WALKER
Go to Simon Frieds for hats and caps
Time.

LoDgfellow writes thus: "Beneath me
flows the Rhine, and, like the stream Of
time, 1t flows amid the ruins of the past
| shall see myself therein, and know tha,
[ am old. Thou, too, shalt be old. BE
wise 10 season. Like the stream of thy
life runs the stream beneath US. Down
from the distant Alps, out into the wide
world, it burst away like youth from
the house of his fathers. Broadbreasted
and strong, and with earnest endeavers,
like manhood, it makes itself a way
through these difficult mountain passes.
And at length, in old age, it falters, and
1t sinks into the sand, and through its
grave passes into the great ocean, which
is Its eternity Thus shall it be with
thee"
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of the public debt in any form or discn;s,

of the public debt in any form or disguise
as national crime. We witness with
pride the reduction of the principal Of
the debt and the rates of interest nnon
the balance, and confidently expect tb.,
our excellent national currency will be-
perfected by speedy resumption of spece
payment.
+ Fourteenth: The Republican partv :,
mindful of its obligations to the loyal wo
men of America for their noble deyot;on
to the cause Of freedom. Their adm.
sion to wider fields of usefulness il ro
ceived with satisfaction, and the hopcs,
demands of any class of citizens for ada;
tionol rights should be treated with 70
spectful consideration.
Fifteenth: We heartily approve IL.
action of Congress in extending amne.,v
to those lately in rebellion, aud rejoice :.
the growth of peace and fraternal feel,
ing throughout the land.
Sixteenth: The Republican party nro
pose to respect the rights reserved bv tbo
people to themselves as carefully as the
powers delegated by them to the Stat
and to the Federal Government Il d;.
approves of the resort to Unconstitutional
laws for the purpose Of removing evils bv
interference with rights not surrenderoI
by the people to either the State or Ma.
tional Government
SeUenteenth.: 1t is the duty of the,
General Government to adopt such
measures as will tend to encourage Ameriy
can commerce and ship. building.
Eighteenth: We believe that the mod.
est patriotism, the earnest purpose. the
sound judgment, the practical wisdom.
the incorruptible integrity, and the illus.
trious services of Ulysses S. Grant have
commended him to the heart Of the Ameri.
can people, and with him at our head we
start to day upon new march to yictary.