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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
Rai,imsre Ns.kef.

BALTIMORE, June l.-Flour-Dull
ard nominaily unchanged. Wheat
Dull and lower; Ohio and indiana red
81 35@l 45; western spring | $50
l 40. Coru-Dull snd of; old western
mixed 79c; new 76@76ic. Osts-Quiet;
western mixed 62G63c; white 64965c,
Rye-Sl 0S9l IL. Provislons-In
limited jobbbing demand. Mess pork
SIS 90. Bulk shoulders 6Sc; clear rtb
9.c. Bacon shoulders 7!@7sc; clear
rib l0iGl0fc; sugar cured hams l49
l6c. Butter--Ia fair demand and
lower; western 22@25. Coffee-Ua-
changed. Whisky--99c9l CO.
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New York Dry Gsods Market.

NEw YORK, June There was
quite a movement 10 trade with but
little activity in any department The
market for Cotton Goods remained
quiet but prices unchanged. Prints
fairly active a. the lately reduced prices
Grain Bags 10 better request and could
be sold largely at q slight concession in
price. but holders are more firm 10
their views. Foreign goods quiet.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, June l.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Whest-ln fair demand
and frm; No > white Wabash So
No. do | 34i; No. white Michigan
/ AZ; amber Michigan l 34iC9l 35;
June "a; Julyl 81; No. | red ! 43;
No. . DO l 32@l 33; No 3 red 25;
rejected ! 03. Corn-Dull and shade
lower; high mixed cash or June &c;
July 63Sc; August 64ic; September
654c; low mixed 60c; no grade 60c;
damaged Soc. Oats-Quiet aud un-
changed.
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ENGLAND.
Uprfsing I'm Moroe %

LONDON, Jupe IA dispatch from
Morocco says that $4,000 Inhabitants
OF the city OF Fee have risen IN conse-
quence Of the reimposition OF the gate
tax. All business was stopped. At last
accounts there had been no fighting
1t was hoped that the Sultan would
yield to the desires Of the people aud
remove the Objectionable tax.
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THEP. W. & K. elephant gives our
Bosri Of Commissioners and the ci,i-
zsps OF Ohio county generally a. good
deal of bother. Whether it is better to
consider The $4,000 already expended
as total loss sud so let the matter 20,
or spend 100000 more Brooke county
furnishing 100000 to complete and
,ooip the road. is the ques-
rru that bothers the county
authorities and which the citizens at
large have not as yet solved. 1t is a
koo,,v problem ard we are not yet
prepared 10 advise our readers which
horn OF the dilemma it were best to
,ske. The question is open for discus-
siou and the Directors OF the P, w. &
K railroad have the floor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June l.-,Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wbest-Quiet and steady; No.
l red 81 AZ; No . do 81. Corn
Dnll; high mixed Csc; low mixed 66c.
Osts-Iu good demand; No. state Soc;
No. 2 do SAC; white So. Petro-
leum-Dull and lower; standard white
car lots l0fc; in q small way "a &c
higher; Ohio state test to 1862 1916.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02

SArgEArE piece OF bread or meat
with gastric juice, and it wiH dissolve
This is digestion. Add to such mix.
ture q little alcohol, and it will not dis
solve. This is indigestion. Beware,
then, OF tincturee, or tonics, or decoc-
tions containing spirituous liquors
Shun all rum "tonics," and rely solely
on DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR BIrrsRs, the
finest digestive invigorsnt known, and
free from the fsry curse of Alcohol.
may2e-b
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FOREIGN.
ACSTR ALA.
Vessel Wrecked.

MELsoURNR, June 1.-The ship Brit
ish Admiral, from Liverpool for this
port, went ashore on Kings Island, in
Boss Strait, and became total wreck
She had on board iorty.five passengers
and a crew of thirty-eight persons. all
OF whom were lost except four pssseu-
gers and five seaBeu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, June l.-Csttle-
including Saturday aud Sus-
iay 3l7 cars; BEST 6t to &c; medium
81 to 6fc; common 10 5ic. Hogs
Arrivals including Saturday and Sun
isy l75 cars; best Philadelphia 3
20 to 6 So; Workers 5 40 to CO..
Sheep-Arrlvals including Saturday
md Sunday l3 cars; no ssles.
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BUFFALO.
Perilous Situation.

BUFFALO, May Ia painter named
hcCulloch while working on the bridge,
on Three Sisters Island, Niagara Falls,
fell off the scaffold and was carried by
the current near the edge OF the falls,
where hs caught on rock and 10 now
hanging. Great sxsitsmsnt prevails.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
Reciprocity Treaty.

OTTAWA. Juune l.-Senstor Brown
the Canadian commissioner at Wash
iDglon, has sent a partial draft OF the
proposed reciprocity treaty to Ottaws,
and the government approves OF the
general features thereof.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June IA Spanish frigate
has arrived at Orau, Algiers, TO take on
board aud bring to this country the
couvicts who escaped from Cartsgens
at the time Of the suppression OF the
Intrapsgente insurrection.
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GovEsNMENrs-Quiet aud steady.
STATE BoNDs-DuII. Railroad bonds

CIAik DuNDe-buIl' 1NaiIioo' oVboo
firm.
SrocEs-The market was weak
throughout the day with little or no
recovery 9, the close. The decline
ranged from J to II per cent, Erie hav-
ing led in the downward turn, declining
from 33i to 32t, after which came Lake
shore, Northwestern common. Rock
leland, Western Union, Pacific Mail,
81. Paul, Wabash, New York Central
and Union Pacific. |; was again re-
ported on the street the afternoon that
Amasa Stone has retired or will soon
retire from the Lake Shore road and
that his place is to be filled by Daniel
Tsrrance, q son-in-low OF Commodore
Vanderbilt,
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CANADA.
Drowned.

QUEBEC, June l.-Dispatches from
St. Raymond ssy five men were
drowned while endeavoriug to run two
rats down the rapids OF 81. Anne
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
SanDSOn OIL.

@ This oil deriving its name from
sampson, meaning strength } is one o.
.ne test if not The best remedy offered
70 the public for rheumatism, and all
pam and it appears no medicine has
ever gained SO fstteripg a reputation
ID a. short a time, msyl8
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock Market

New YORK, June l.-MoNEY-Cloe-
s1 at 3 per cent after loaning down to
= per cent. Sterling dull at 4 87i@
4 SO for 80 ds,s and 90IG4 81 for
sight. Customs receipts $456 900.
GoLD-Weak; opening at ll2f. de-
clined 10 ll2 and closed at ll2s. Car
rying rates l493 per cent. The As
sistant Treasurer disbursed $l73,0
Specie engagements TOR Tomorrow
100000 gold coin.
GovRsNMRNrs-Quiet aud steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
aE'hcstm9 Acs'ster.
GOLD cloeed yesterday at ll2s.

From our reports this morning the
c-obsbilities are that the weather to-
3sv will increase in cloudiness, with
oo,tbesst 10 southeast winds, and but
.,ight change in temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
FRANCE.
Escaped,

PARIS, June l.-Ihtelligence has been
received here that a Communist colo.
mel, who was sent 10 New Caladonis,
has made his escape.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
PHILADELPHIA.
Rase Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, June lin the game
OF base ball to-day, the score stood
Athletics, 10; Bsltimores, 3.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

DIED from Eating Raw Ham.
HARRISBURG, June 1.-Two deaths
have occurred in this city from triche-
mia, caused by eating raw ham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-02

CHLORIDE OF LIME,

Dsinfect your cellars, sinks, and ont door
premises with this great deodo,lLsr, and
preserve the heali b OF your houss hold. Use
Il in your stables and prevent the loss OF
msny NAN c aopie 70 f hsms BOO p11c N psekagss
reach 0f the rich and poor. Trade supplied
at q discount. All letters answered and
orders promptly nlied. Address
HARRY II. GILL, Manufacturer,
octl0-gc Wheeling, W Va
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AYERS
S a r S apariIIa.

ls widely known
n one ofthe mOt
eifectusi rene
dies ever dlscoy-
cd for cleansing
the system ard
purifying the
blood. II hiss
stood the tes
Of years, with q
constantly grow
Ing reputation
based on ,ts Ia
trinsic virtues.
and silaf ainsA l,.,
, 1874-01-22

On tho 9Th instant, tho Kansas Legislature
will elect Senator of tile United States.
Hitherto KanBas has been represented by Ruoh
mon au Love, polnoroy, and oadwoll. and las
thoroby acquired moBt unenvab1o reputation
among her sIater statos. II appears TINT the
Reform party, or whatever tho now political
organization ia called, have at Inst M oven
chance in elccting tho Senator. Under these
circnmaances, 1t Ia highly important that they
should choose a 1lrst-olass man in point
Of character, intellect, auu oulturo-one flt to
take rank with Gov. Booth, of California, II pos
a,blo. When tho Republican party first onterod
the lHts as political power 1t scnt to tho Senate
such men as Chase, Trumbull, Hale, Grimcs,
Fosaondon, Colamor-mon capable Of mooting
Douglas, roombs, Davis, Hunter, and tho other
Democratic leaders In hinglo combat on ovcry
OCCASION. Let tho Knusas Roformors bear in
mind TINT, If they wish to porpetuato their exist
once Rs a party. they must put the bcst foot
foremost now. They may not DO able to elect
their nominee, but it is their duty all tho eame
to cast their votes for q statoaman.
, 1874-01-22
BOGUS RAILROAD STOCK.

horse and q mule hilchol together make =
much better team for general work than two
Shares Of railroad stock, ono Of which has boen
paid for md the other not. This fact has ro-
coivcd numerous illustrations lately III this
State. Tho latest is that which occurred at tho
stookholdcra' meeting OF tho Lafayette, Bloom
inGton l. Mlsslssippi Railroad, wlere two
classoa Of votos woro offered-one class consist
Ing Of the stock Of towns VII ich had issued their
bonds In payment Of tue stock, aud tho other
consisting OF stock issued to construction
company without payment. In tho prospective
lawsuit growing out of this controversy Tor pos-
session OF the road It will oo ultimately aacor-
sainea that tho only valid stock of tho road Ia
that Which has been paid for, md that all the
rest il bogus and worthless.
bill isnow pending in tho Legislature to nre-
vent the iaBne of fraudulent railroad stock md
bonds. It provides thai no certificate Of stock
shall bo Issued by any railroad company organ
lied nnaor tho lava Of this stato. unless there
DO pald to tho company In cash tho full amount
at par Of tho shares represented by tho ccrtlfl-
cato. aud TINT upon the certificate shall bs TO-
cited that It iH issuod in conformity to this act,
aud has bson paid for IN casL at par. The bill
further provides that no stock shall 10 issued
Tor capitalized earnings. or upon tho basls Of
appreciated value Of property or frauchBoa or
Tor dividends upon atock, or in payment for con-
hssuotion, repairs, labor, materials, or cars. or
, 1874-01-22

A dog that gots all ho wants onts az much as
d man. lie ought to he what ho il called, tho
NEST faithful Of animals. Faithful1neHs was
mover 30 casy to givo and 80 richly ropaid. We
lodge and foel tho curris!l multitude us,d tako
the wag Of a tail III full pay. Elaowhero tho
dog IL nude to work. IN Germany. ho draga ir-
Vulnerable carts, a,dod by tho woman who is har-
noasod with him. lie is tho washorwou,an's. tho
HeametrosS', tho scaveugor's Btood. II Ii not de-
atrable to turn women hero iuto beasts Of bur-
den, but tho othor patt Of the arrangement is
an admirable one. Why not mako our dogs pay
their way and utilize canine as weil Us equine
puIng-power2
, 1874-01-22

for lands. right Of way. franchises, debt, mort
gage or othor liability, In lien Of money. In
MI cases tho stocl shall be subscribed
Tor md paid III money at par. Aso
Tint III casoa Of consolidation OF railroad corpo-
rattons tho capital stock Of tho consolidated cor
rorattons shall not exceed tho aggregate Of tho
Several companies. boforo the consolidation !;
stockholders in tho old corporations to roceivc
the aamo amount In tho now and no more. II
tho capital stock Of oithor company bo doproo-
ated at the tfmo Of thu consultations 1t shall l,o
admitted Nh part Of tho stock Of tho how conf
rany only ut its actual marlset vallo. Also that
railroad corporations shall not oroato bonded
indebtedness to greater nmount tllan tint Of
tho capital stock subscribed md paid in, and no
such corporation slinl1 iasuo bonds boariug moro
than per cent intotost, nor running more than
20 yoars, nor shall auol bonds be sold for loss
than o5 conts on tho dollar. No dividend upon
capital stocl shall 10 paid In bonds, nor Blla1l
tho company make my contract, agroomont, or
liability, to bo discharged IN whole Or in part by
the bonaB OF the company. All bonds and cnpi-
this act shall bo void, aud upon application the
Courts Bllall ortlor thor cancellation.
This bill, 30 far rs It roatos to the Issue Of
stock, IL ths Inv now-tllo common law Of cor
porationB- TO be enforced at nny time and
ample for tho protection Of all interests, public
or private. Tho object aud purpose Of that
c1auBo Of tho new stato Constitution which pro.
hibita tho Issue of stock without paymcnt was
to prevent tho Legislature from granting au-
thority hereafter for tho issue Of such stock.
III tho absonce Of affirmative legislation, tile
creation Of stock without payment (which
means payment in fully. is Of no moro validity or
effect than tho shufiling md delng Of pack
OF cards. AL such stock ia void ab snitio, aud ia
rlBualIy fraudulent to boot.
The clause of this bill which prohibits the issue
OF bonds except at a certain prico, aud fixes
maximum rate Of interest, is open to somo grave
objections, and eooms to be- based upon mis-
conception OF tho nature Of joint stock corpora
tons. II 3 company has exhausted its owu
means aud still requires an additional aum to
complete its work, there is no reason why it
should not borrow on the best terms It can. II
it cannot sell its bonds at par, it should DO
allowed to soil at 95, or 90, or any other figure.
What il needed ia not a prohibition Of tho right
to borrow, but guarantee that the borrowing,
whether at ono figure or another, shall be bona
tde. Fraud vitiatea oil contracts-a contract
for tho BR!o Of bonds as we'll as for tho Balo Of
hogs. A valid lion cannot DO placed upon rail-
road ny fraud. Tic towns md counties which
have subscribed to tho stock Of railways iu this
State do not need moro laws for their protection,
but rather the enforcement Of existing laws.
, 1874-01-22
Per 1000 f''.sid- Pr
1jlT8. Inn. f1fMt

30, while Dayarian churches Seem to have lit
tle effect, Dayarian schools conquer crime. Com
ing back to our own country, wo find TINT tho
Bchoo! conqucrs pauperism too. In pcnnsyl-
vania, Ohio, aud Illinois, whilo ono III every 500
persona Is 4 paulor, ono in 10 of those who call
not read Or wrllo ia found In that class. Alr.
Hawkins also claims TINT public school
training incroases mans producing ca-
paclty 90 per cont, whilo higher train-
Ing will iucroaso 1t 200 CT 500 per cent.
He is a firm advocate Of compulsory education.
prussla, saxony. Switzerland, England lin Lon
don md other cities}, and half dozon of our
Staten arc cited TO prove is efficacy. III most Of
our cities tho classcs which need education
most-tho children Of HhiftloBs or criminal
paronts-are never sent to school at al. The
only way to reach thom IL by tho arm OF the law.
The only way, in faot, to maintain Goyor1,-
mont which depends for It's lilo on the iutolli-
gonco Of itB subjects is to educate those SUBJ
jeots n their youth, by persuasion. II 1t may 10
by force, II it must be, selool-taxes may bo
heavy, but thoy sayo future crime-taxea that are
heavier still. sef-prosorvation is tile frat law
Of nations aud Belf-preservation with lis means
tho education Of every American child.
, 1874-01-22
oloaiug firm at $5.00@5.D5. Tho cattle and
shoop markets wero quiet and unchanged.

In tho tloath Of HOFFMAN,. Germany las lost
ono OF its oldest poets. HOFFMAN wan born In
17os, mt Fnllorelobon, where Lis father was
merchant and burgomaster. 1Io studied tho
ology at Home, hut his literary tastcs took him
into difsront field. 1Iis first literary labor waB
to engage with the brothers Grimm iii pllilo-
logical pursuits. In 1920 he published hiB first
work, MI edition Of tho " Fragments Of Ott-
fried.' lilo waB wit1o travnlor, and M ardent
explorer Of tho traditions, popular HongB, and
ballads Of the people lo visited, aud haa pub
lis!'cd several works Oil thoae subjects. THO
principal journals OF Germany hive nll been
enricled by pathological and pootical contribu-
tious from hts pom. Ee took no part in tho
revolution Of 1848, and has slnco that time boon
living In retirement on tho banks Of tho Rhine.
, 1874-01-22

ton Of tho Constitution, and wns preserved In
tho Constitutions and laws Of majority Of Tho
statep. Down to tile very beginning Of tho laso
War negroes wcro prohibited by ponat laws from
moving into Or residing within many Northern
states, and color was declared by Inv to bo
p,i'aa jdcie evidence Of Blayery, s,,bjocting ait
pcraons Of African blood to arrest, detontion,
and salo as savca. Down to tho timo Of tho
Drod Scott doclaion, aaloa Of froo nsen Of color
wcro held In Illinois. In 1862, nix years after
tho Drod Scott decision, and ninety yoarh after
tho time referred to by Judge Tnnoy, tin people
Of Illinois, by nearly unanimous votc, decided
TINT no poraon Of negro BIRTH sllonl;l bo allowed
to ontcr tho stato anl romafn tloro;n. THO M.
tagoniam to thu negro raco, ard tho assertion Of
his socia aud political inferiority vera AZ strong
In aonlo parts OF New England M in otler statos
Of tho North; and, though slavery llsolr waH pro-
hibitcd. tho judgment that tho negro was Of an
inforior raco, to be donicd all political rights, was
fully as strong In tho Northern as In tho South
ern States.
Judge Taney'a statonont of tho prevailing
S'."te'A'1A1 IA tho HIALo 4AE1i EnllEbI1lIlB tlG
nogro ut tho time Of tho Declaration Of LII
dependence md tho formation OF tho Constitu-
tion,. was not exaggerated, but was entirely
truo So lruo was it tint thero cau hardly be n
doubt TINT, at that timo, II waB mover conten1-
platod. and mover intended or expected, that
Tho negro should over bn classod ns n citizen, or
admitted by Inv to any Hoclal or political stana-
Ing. The occasion for tho Dred Scott decision
llns passed away. Tho decision hns been ro-
vorsed by q protractod aud expensive war, but
there is no reason why history should continue
to DO falslfol. Judge Tauoy's Of
fenso consists in allowing the Court over
which lle presided to bo made tho instrument and
vehicle Of n political dlctum implying that slavo
property was constitutionally entitled to protcc-
tion III the Territories tho came az otl,or prop
crty. His historical narrative. In whicl, tho
famous phrase occurs that tho negro, at tho timo
named, had no rights which whito man was
bound to reapoct, was literally true: for after
man las been by universal consent nalo al
article Of merchandise 1t would be hard to NEIL
tion any rights remaining upon which tho re-
spect OF anybody could be bestowed.
, 1874-01-22


The bill for tho compulsory education OF the
children Of this sthtc, which has passed tho
House Of Representatives at Springfield, is u
salutary measure. It requires that children be-
tween tho ages Of 9 aud II bo sent to school for
throo months every yoar. This schooling must
be uninterrupted for at least nix weeks. II tho
children arc too poor to provide themselves with
books and clothing, those will be furnished at
the public expense. 70 insure the compliance
OF parents aud guardians. their neglect to obey
the Law is punishable by fines, which may bo
imposed thirteen times, aud range from
81 to a5 for each week Of neglect.
Thoro are thousands Of childron In the
State who hare mover had day's
schooling, and tens Of thousands whose school,
ing has been 60 irregular aud insufficient TINT it
would DO idle to expect thom to be valuable or
safo citizons Ignorance is crmo itself, aud pro-
ductivo Of eli crime. II tho State has the right to
hing mon, somebody has we'll aaid, 1t has a right
to educate thom, to save them from being hinged.
The Intimate connection between ignorance
aud crime has been long known to alt students
Of tho subject. and has recently bcon admirably
ro-stated by Il repor, from, aIr. Dcxtor L. Haw-
kins, Chairman Of the Committee on Education
Of tho Now York City Council of Political Re-
form, which is one Of the moat valuable short
papers on popular education ever written.
The number Of children Of the school age in
tho country is put at 14.500,O00; the teachers
Mt 221 900; tho cost OF maintaining schools at
$05,0Oo, 900, or one-third Of per cent Of the
value Of all the nations property. real aud per-
Honal, according to tho census Of 1870. Yot this
great BUM, thus spent i'll preventing crime. does
not begin to equal the cost Of our vain efforts
to cure it. Alr. Hawkins shows TINT iu France
the half Of the inhabitants who can neither read
nor write furnish 95 per cent Of tho persons ar-
rested, aud 81 per cent Of those convicted; that
in Now England the per cont Of ilitorates
commit 80 per cent Of the crimes; and TINT in
the Whole country IN ignorant man commits, On
al, average. ten times as many crimes as an odu-
Gated ono doos. He quotes from the official re-
ports Of the Bavarian Government these results
OF tho cousuA of 1870:
, 1874-01-22

Banks, ono Of tho Now York Communists, who
sent their dnpes to light tho police ana stail
homo themselves. il lnving again. His EXPOSE
tions OF tho gospel OF theft arc not III popular III
they woro before Ills exposition Of his own COW
ardco. However, tho Now York International
las adopted tho following bit Of wondrous
irony:
Ieaolrtd, That our thanks are due to tho civil anl
poce anthorlties for doing or work ou Taea!uy tho
lJth inst in cghtonng the peoplo to ther true con-
dillon Blavus, By tho only argument slaves can n-
deratand, VIZ. Hunger anl tho club.
Alas for the victims Of Banks aud bragga-
dOciOf
, 1874-01-22

The debate in tho Senate On the currency
question has clicited almost incredible nonsense
from some Of the honorable Senator'S but A1r.
Merrimon, OF West Virginia. must be conceded
to have surpassed all the othera. Some Of his
associates havo argued for imitation, and othera
for the opposite policy Of resumption OF Bpe-
ele payments, but he ia not to be contincd to oue
side Of n question, and boldly announces himself
to be in favor of both IN imitation Of tho ourrcn-
ey md all immedate resumption Of specie pay
meats. Tho isaue Of one hundred millions Of
currency is tho step ho recommends to bring
about specie payments Oh tho 4th Of July, 1876