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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10

IT is said that very tall silk hats are
to be the fashion for dressy men during
the ensuing summer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10

SUMNER silks are shown in every hue
and color above and below the sun.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-01-06

There is remedy for this evil-one
which we will warrant, in few years,
to throw every foot Of available land
in West Virginia open to the invasion
of the woodlands axe and the plough.
share, and make the general din of in
dustry ring from valley to hilltop,
where now is to be found only thu
deep, dark, solemn old wilderness.
Let the State, by general enactment,
authorize the proper authorities OF
each county to levy tax on all tracts
Of land, exceeding five hundred acres,
which are unoccupied, of fifteen
cents per acre, half to go toward the
erection Of more school houses in the
scattered school districts Of each coun-
ty where the tax is levied, and the
other half to maintain and keep in Or
der the public roads. At this rate Mr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-23

ADJUSTMENTS.


ID FHibAy EyES HsS,,y Ys ny as' 1874 -
+ MR. j. FRANK FRAYNE
sc The very sr T sr P5sma savhpA
,,rrY MISS CLARA j, sp ua11 " oDa,r IN
= fax UNCLE
MoSDXY. 10Th, second and last week of the most
soSJTs 9 81 %hH sfESsS NEVADA
WooDs s9 zEsf o, o. Dess RSSR BY, BYRON
sHa j S$ sr0' !sD #. $$ssss
Bg ana sensb SUI ass
bf0k SAND the GREAT PENDY, &c, &c.
" fisoSis:es and Manager MI LESTER WALLACE
doors open sRSsrEgszn wE S%s SS e'''''
EVERY HsAs s' SSSI7 SsSsEHSs NOTICE
as1s .''''qGso sFFs;; COMEDY Of
A5yssD ayss ~ H:s: IssIFf
GAksoLI BECKETT 5koi s b bSsK
a$s FSssl ind ER BY. boH Ms 5E5
THE GREAT CLUB SCENE
- rT IHs ss 1nlFP ph aS1
'0E
Carriages may be ordered at quarter before eleven
NTIBLo's GARDEN. voKEs.
prlo. S 9 s as5s Arrsa os California
VOKEs IN 80" voKEs.
voKEsv oKrs voKIs.
LAST LAST
NIGHT BUT BUT NIGHT
EE##s s sseEss g Sc E E!Es#Hs
.INf nr NIGHT NIGHT aur
THE THE BELLIES BELLIES S SS THE THE k kTSHEs
TRAoEDYi coMEDYl OPERA, BALLEr
f'.s'fss y 1t E
LAST BELLIES BELLIES THE MATINEE
s sAAFFSsbAY. st So IS
Monday E Ttppf tx Z = r esGau''l'n of
IN winch the vokes win appear with other attractions
Is sna e. rnE1 slsaaway sss and s
The popular Vaudeville Theatre Of New YORK
e !ssis sssaRf 8 HE Hnfs
METROPOLITAN ' Of DlfEa'pHr =. b sssefss A
HHHEEss$$$$$EE s'.@;s ''r''
METROPOLITAN EDITH BLHNDE novelties
METROPOLITAN the charming buresque tull
METROPOLITAN. actress, will appear or
METROPOLITAN in the musical farce OF fun,
METROPOLITAN THE LITTLE REBEL, every
METROPOLITAN with q strong cast. evening.
Miss "a sazazs
NOBODYS CHILD. CHARLES E. MORLEY
RARE HIGH, THE HORSE TAMER; QUEEN and WEST.
Miss HELENE SMITH AS PRETTY LITTLE LIT, JESSIE.
TOGETHER WITH OUR REGULAR COMPANY OF
leo ARTISTS EVERY EVENING.
Popular prices Of admission, pc, 50c., ST.
Doors open att Curtain rises at ~.
Secure your seats in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-23
OLYMPIC THEATRE,

~ Ga BROADWAY.
Opens oRow6 6a55ap h gsss & O'CLOCK
THE OLD DAYS COME AGAIN.
King 1ss a.ass Usrs s5S5Rss B&vs
McANDREws, GREATEST Trained Dogs
the Peerless COMBINATION $3.50
Miss REQyEA WORLD RsEfsowsrD f fkfTz,
MCMAHON '''' co--e''' Miss BURKE,
nssa srrorA1 - STARS the oea...s''s
tue Ae1.e'e'' First y Magnitude ssH BEiTz
the vocalist Startling sss Amu,,ns PUNCH 80 JUDY
the 5anoit vi SsEES5Hi Miss Ms vy wsES
ADAMS and 'A' =
the Gynnasis the Wonderful
DrIFH4srr WISE ARE e. AMAZED. DONALDSON
the Eceentrics ''Asn and the the dymnasits.
FARCE with the miracles Of Miss ARNoTT
human skill, while the soubrette.
NED VIZ Vim
Hunter %us Hs' dance a. sss gym symas. sooTT
Actor Artistic ar s' speoaftss ana THE DEAD
hvNfb sS1 sasD E4saz A1rrs
Basony Seats cs ST. fArau'' and
Box sheet open two weeks In advance.
CADEMY OF MUSIC KELLOGG.
sssS Hs.s ASIS Az SasEros
''G Ga 2f I S SSs sfasA
Monday-MARRIAGE OF FIGARO; TuesdaynRIGo:
Ad%isson 81 seats 81 at Academy III and la
d Mrs Second J. b wf s5S #
who will appear as
her w Thsnh DE essd the enshu
sisse and rapturous t appaase demanding her
each evening Of its representation.
ALL THE eSNPAYy y TIE GAsT scr,vnv
NOVEL AND ssR
and the
sS 3Ss SHs ~ s. OF
xsss Of Il .on Ct III nsas sd at the
RoBNsoN HALL-sIxrEENrH STREET. NEAR
~ broadway.
THE PICCANINNIEs,
Grand N..;rs. sv.rI IRON oit.r London, 40
''A'N ' n srins al the s children '',' '''A ~
Sss c evening eR r. n. RPG orss SCAT.
2Sc. extra Box Office open from IA. M
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SIS BROAD.
Every should visit the wonderful museum II is inll
a On @ sss ana on Those
parties unable attend these imporians lectures can
2osT
s
in son5s fun and one ticket admits lady and
r ERMAN LIBDERKRANz
FANCY DRESS BALL
on rT TIgI asbs pifSs Fee u
For particulars see next Sundays papers
for the Committee.
THE PILGRIM-CLOsING WEEKS
f5 Ssn u ySqr a:Iss linn mmedatsy
ErTHE THE MOST MARVELLOUS MAN LIv
the %ne sSe ne r eats Ts swords &C.
Ling Look. tors opera House "e - -0"' rus
NARD-MUs1cAL UNIVERSITY CHARTERED BY
special act OF hegisatgre, Snt9n place.-Private
free. j. JAY WATSON Musical 6ire unaa.ea
A GARNER WILL PLAY A PRACTICE GAME
% cassTe and
RRISa sHn WILL BE ADMITTED FREE TO
- your wife rony Pastors Opera House. Three hours
Witu you o. genuine fnn and no charge for the
THE BALL SEASON.
THE WALLACE HOPS CE1GHTD : SATURDAY
4 evening January r. at Ferrero's Assembly Rooms
ing at and closing at p NJ As pleasure azionale Is
tile spice OF lie, take some spice GEORGE II. WAL
LACE SON. 81 East Fourth street.
BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
"a i. the Phelan A ColIeDdcr Combination Cushions
Tor sale only by the patentee- II. w. COLLENDkk sue
cessor to Phelan 4 Coender 7B Broadway, New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-23

COLOSSEUM.-CARD.
- In consequence of the ogs which have followed the
Cyclorama of London by Day across the Atlantic, the
management have decided to exhibit the beautiful pic
tOriai illusion Of
PARIS BY NIGHT
with the effects Of moonlight starlight and gaslight
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
until further notice
Afternoon from / to O'Clock
Evening from to 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-23

NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
IN Manager Mr.. A. r. SAMUELLS
FRIDAY, January Is
Farewell Benefit and last appearance OF
Mr. F. s. CHANFRAU as
KIT, and as
JERRY CLIP THE Stage STRUCK BARBER.
with limitations OF actors Of the present day
MONDAY January 20,
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-23

DRYANrS MINISTERIAL 23D STREET.
ID 23d street and 9Th Begins ut 81 over at H.
Crowded with fashionable and delighted audiences.
Immense OF UnswOrth and Eugenes fairy bur-
lesQue.
CINDERELLA AND THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
Cjndere Eugene Pedro. .UnswOrth
Dan Bryant and Neise seymour as the cruel sisters
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
Cinde rella at the bali The Shadow Dance.
Screams of laughter at Bob Harris
Comic Court Scene The Mutton Trial
THE MULLIGAN GUARD. BLACK BRIGADE
10y permission Of the originals, Messrs Harrigan ana
POOLING WITH THE WRONG NAN
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O. SEATS SECURED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
THE RAG CURRENCY.
FROM the CINCINNATI commercial. !

FROM the Cincinnati Commercially
The hard savings OF the people will again be in
vested IN more promises to pay. Stocks will 80 up
aud down, and whether they 90 up or down the
mllonnaires win reap ali the profits, the men in
moderate circumstances Will make all the losses,
and the poor viii be poorer than before. This Is
the unvarying history OF every paper money ex-
world has ever seem and 1t Is very certain that
this history will not fail to be repeated with u.s.
whatever promises OF q golden future we have de-
luded ourselves with.
From the Chicago Times.l
On the whole, the bill IL nothing ike so pad
measure as the country had reason TO expect from
the Mort0ns, Logans and Builders. IL Is not neces-
sary u measure OF imitation. 1t Is worse rs an as
sumption OF the power to make paper Legal ten
der In time OF peace, and as sanctonlnQ cOntrac-
ton and expansion at the pleasure OF the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. than In any other respect.
II win not be likely to 40 any great mischief At
country will have time to come TO It's senses.
from the Chicago Tribune.l
The net result, therefore, Is contraction
OF the currency instead Of an expansion, and this
veriies what the Tribune has insisted upon from
the beginning--that Morton, Logan and the other
nnators had not sufficient Intelligence to compre-
bend the effect or their own measures The bill.
as passed, " not necessarily bad one. Its worst
feature is that II opens the door to further inna-
tion by setting a precedent Tor increasing the
volume OF legal tender notes without making any
provision Tor their redemption
From the Sacramento Recordl
II the Imitation bill which hos passed the Senate
should be concurred In by the House, and no
to the President, II Is to be hoped Tor the sake
not only Of the honor, but the prosperity, Of
the country, that he will return Il with his
veto For more dishonest measure, a more
shameful measure a more imbece measure. never
passed q legislative body since the time when
John Law and the Regent orleans coerced the
French Parliament into comprising the bank.
ruptcy OF France.
From the Albion IN W American.
the country Is again set aflOat on the bolster
GUS sea OF imitation no one can predict where the
destructive results will end. For the country,
sake. Mr.. PRESIDENT, give Us an executive vetol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Cola balaiiccs Tor week.. .......... 5,713567
IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
The imports for the week were OF dry goods,
Sites 3b; merchandise, s7,54l,lsO making q
total or 80, 269,sl5.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount or bullion which went into the
Bank OF England to-day on balance was f20.0O
PARIS rentes improved from GO. 80 to $3.50. The last
London quotations are as follows :-COnsOls, money,
80 do account, 9Jls; fve-twenty bonds, 1865,
1868 1864; Ave-twenty bonds, 1867, 1857 10SA I;
ten-forty bonds, I04h; new nves. l041s l041 !;
Erie, 1874 33as; New York Central SSs1 So
Consols nrm. American securities irregular.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed dull and STEADY at
the following quota limited States currency
skies, 116A III; do. do, 1881, registered, ll0ss
ll95s do. do do, coupon, l21A 12lh; do.
hve-twenties 1892, registered, ll4h; do. do, do
coupon, 1lSia 1ISa4; do. do, 1884, registered,
1867 III; do. do. do, coupon, 100 a 1901 !;
do do, 1866. registered, 116s a III; 40. nve-
twenties, 1863 coupon 1917 12lH; do. do, new.
registered, ils7S l191d do. DO, 1885, coupon.
I9's l1sk do. do, 1867, registered, 1l9X 100;
do do, do, coupon. 1867 1907 1903; do. do
1868 registered 1894 40; do. do, do, coupon.
1917 100; do, ten-iorties, registered, 14s4 lis;
do. do, coupon, ll4X l16h; do. 1ves, 1884,
registered, l15 q 1l5A do. do, coupon, ll6h a
716I.
The customs receipts to-day were $4ls.oo0
THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks to-day underwent q series OF fluctuations
that were well calculated to demoralize the most
experienced operator. After the opening there
was decline OF from u to l per cent. This was
followed by Improvement. Later there was another
pressure and falling of. with partial recovery.
which was generally maintained until near the
close, when further weakness was developed The
chief features OF the day were Lake Shore, West
ern Union Pacific Mail, Northwestern common.
Wabash and Rock Island. New York Central ad-
vanced from 97a4 to 9sX anu closed at eSh. Erie
sold at 37l So a 379s . 37s4 Lake Shore
advanced 10 75A and closed at 1914.
wabash opened at Az. advanced to 45X and
closed at AK. The highest Of Northwestern COM
mon was SIX. the lowest 5o1a, the close Ola. The
preferred stock sold at 671s a 67A 67<. Pitts
burg advanced from So to $685. closing at s91a.
ROCK Island ranged from 90s4 to 9sss. ending at
991. st. Paul common opened at Al and closed at
Az. The preferred Stock gained q per cent. Ohio
aud Mississippi sold at 292s 29A aei4. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western was steady AT log.
Union Pacific sold at 30 342. 34s4; c., Q. and l.
G. at 81 3l2s a 3OA4 30ss Western Union at 74ls
at l5k. Pacific Mail ranged from 44a4 to 49,,
closing at 43k. Panama declined from 1917 to
l04 u, closing ut 1861.
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT.
The following is an abstract OF reports made to
the Comptroller OF the Currency showing the con-
dtion OF the national banks OF the United States
at the close OF business on Friday, the 2'tn day Of
February, 1s74:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19


The above statement Is exclusive Of one bank in
Utah and two banks in Montana, from which re-
ports have not yet been received.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
ar fI,n dax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

NOR sAIE--A SIDEwHEEL STEAMBOAT, ii6 FEET
IL long: in good order handsomely fitted np pas
business Apply To JOHN MACKAY. IA Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

L price 5000 well found, sound and fast new sails,
blocks and rigging; be az Frank
Bates. foot Thirty street South brooklyn Ad-
dress O. w. b.. box LOS New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

FOR sALEi-DcuBLE DECK oy.TER BARGE, 60
North thirteenth street. Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

me customs receipts to-day were s4ls,o00. Tue
Ass's.aht treasurer paid out $4,000 on account o!
interest and $1,000 in redemption or five-twenty
bonds The Treasury operations at the New York
once during the week incllded the disbursement
o. $7''soo for Interest, $4,000 In redemption OF
hve-twenty bonds and the racegt OF 81, $4,000 for
customs. Total Of customs reported at Washing
ton Tor the week, $4,000. O0O
rHy MONEY MARKET
Money was easy al about the rates heretofore
quoted, the close being at Jour per cent on cali
loans. Discounts remain unchanged. Foreign
exchange was quiet and steady at ASS for prime
bankers sixty days sterling, and Ass for demand.
Oreenbacks are worth 81 cents mills.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was dun aud steady all day at ll3I a 1lsy..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

LyOR SALE-cHEAP FOR CASH, EIGHT NEW SAIL
T. Boats from ~ TO 70 feet long; be PETER
g. RUCK's boat shop, at Pleasant Valley N. j. or ap
piv 10 PETER RUCk, Jr 10 Greenwich street. ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

ENoR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL TUGBOAF; SIZE OF
engine, sSl0. Neafc Levy make drauGht OF water
feet Apply to W. H. HAZARD 6! Harrison street.
OF West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

DROPELLER FOR sALE-ABOUT 100 FEET LONG.
1875 feet beam; cylinder lsx22 all in FOOD order
carries about 200 tons; be at Kingsbrdge, ~ Y
Apply to AkERMAN GEER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

ITO CHATTER OR FOE SALE-rHE BARGE LOTTIE
Edmonds two years old length los leet, Is feet
inches BEAM feet hold carries 800 tons. For further
particulars inquire OF KNOWLES EDMuNDS. ship
chambers. No. 26I West street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

EoE sLE-A 2sFooT JlB AND MAINsAIL SAIL
j. boat: Will be sold cheap. Apply 10 WALTER HUGG,
barre Bedford foot OF West Eleventh street North RIVER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

First Boa rd-lO.3O A. MI.

1875 S5JUO Us 80, c, '65. n iI9l,
ll6ls 1000 - SIS, 1910. c. IFS
M - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

nor sALR-THE NEW AND POWERFUL STEAM
II Tug Major, year old, ~ feet long. q eet wide,
Is well ntted up Tor carrying passengers. Apply 10
CHINA a LEA 81 whitehall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

yNANTED-A SLOOP OR CAT BOAT ABOUT ~
w feet keel and broad beam: $50 to 500; must be
cheap Address, with null particulars, F. b. GODDARD.
y Broad street room 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

LNUENITERE WANTED--IN EXCHANGE FOE A LOT
in Jersey City; convenient ferry free OF encnm
brance worth $1,000 Address LOT box 40 Herald Up
Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
UGUST BELMONT 4 co.
"A Bankers, 10 and 81 Nassau street
travellers credits available all parts OF the
world through the
Messrs. De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also commercial creUits Geographic transfers OF
money on California Europe ana Ha vaua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

WANrfD-ONE IRON OIL TANK ABOUT MIMI
w feet In diameter and eight ten feet high Address
EMPIRE LAUNDRY. 33l East Forty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

ICE WANTED LOWEST CASH PRICE FOR FROM
/ 5000 To l0o00 TONS packed board Of vessels for
Southern market, in May June and July Address ICE,
box log Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Siiyie; Is In splendid condition; perfectly equipped
06 tons old ~ feet on deck sails nearly
price $40 00 Apply to Il. A. tiShE4i. Is Bur
ling slip
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-17

ker Gavitt came up he found the!Deekin
weltrin in his goar, and the feend who
he'd thus slaked his thirst for blood run.
min away in the most insultin manner.
Issaker Is man Nv decision. His shot.
gun wuz at his shoulder in mint, and
in second more that niger he'd paid
the penalty Nv his crime. His body wu2
| q lead-mine.
Nv coarse after this there wuz no com.
permising with these demons. 1t wuz
a struggle for life. and we realized
the fact. Loadin our guns, and seem
that the caps were all good and LA
BILE to 60 off properly, we started
after EN- afresh, determined to perfect
our homes and flresides, at no matter
what hazard. The news NV our comm
proceeded us, and the conspirators,
doubtless in pursoot Nv their polisy, took
to the woods We follered EN- ez rapidly
them. Them we shot at site, and them
eZ we didn't find at home we burned
their cabins.
Then come another trouble onto us.
We shood hev cleaned out the entire
bilin NV EN-, but Joe Bigler and Pollock
he'd heerd Nv our summary defense, and
he'd gathered lot Nv niggers and armed
EN- and they appeared onto the scene.
Bigler remarked to me that the party
he'd better dispense, and he emphasized
his remark by DRAWN the ugliest navy
revolver | ever saw, and kiverin me with
it.
"Parson," sed he, "ef there Is man
Nv 700 in site in three minuts, this yer
pistol goes off and 700 are ez dead man
ez ever WEI put under ground. Do 700
hcar?"
/ did hear, and so did all the party.
They wuz irresolOot, and shivered with
dread. Wood they permit me to become
a corpse? No. owed every man Nv
EN-, and they knowd that the only chance
Nv ever gettin their pay wuz in my Twin.
Eff the next President shood be Demo-
crat, an offs wood enable me to pay
dead, wuz good for nothin to EN- for
any purpose. They wavered a mint
Bascom figgered eZ to wich wuZ better to
let me go and sink wat l owed him, or
to save me and make the indebtedness
bigger, on the chance Nv Democratic
success. He finally decided to chance
it, and wuz saved. They dispersed.
We he'd meetn the same mite, how
ever, and pledged ourselves to resist to
the death every attempt to SURROGATE
us, and to lay down our lives ct need be
ruther than submit to niger rool 1t the
Corners, or to allow niggers to Cypress
us in any way. The Corners is now
serener than it hez bin for years.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
(Which wuz Postmaster)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-17
Ohio Republican State Platform.

Res0ired, !. That we reafirm the principles
and policy of the Republican party as announced
by Its national conventions; that we are proud
OF Its history and great services, and we especially
commend the vig0r and force by which II main
tanned the Union, abolished slavery, and secured
equal civil and political rights to all citizens.
We demand that these rights be enforced by APP
proprate legislation, 80 that all citizens shall
have the equal enjoyment of their rights.
We demand Of our public agents fidelity to
their principles, the honest execution OF the
pledges made to the people, purity, Integrity and
economy in the discharge of their official duties,
and the prompt and fearless examination and
punishment of those who violate any of their
obligations.
2, That we favor a tariff for revenue with such
incidental protection as may ad and encourage
American industry.
reputation, and declare that justice aud tho
public faith alike demand that the debts of tho
United States DO paid in accordance with the
were created, as declared In the act of Congress
of March IL, 1859; and it is the duty of the Ma
tional Government to adopt such measures ~
money to specie standard without shock to
the business interests of the country.
a. That when the currency shall have been re-
stored TO specie value banking should be made
free, 80 that the circulating medium may expand
or trade
5, That the Democratic party, by Its uniform
opposition to the Improvement OF our harbors
and our great national water.courses, has shown
itself incompetent to deal with the vitality
important question Of cheap transportation and
all Internal Improvements; that the cheap and
prompt transportation of the products Of industry
should be promoted by the National and State
Governments by appropriate legislation.
o. That we heartily indorsc the present Repub-
lcan Congress in repeating the law increasing
official salaries, In reducing the expenses by more
than 0,00O,0OO. In successfully resisting all
Jobs" In sbolishing the extravagant govern
ment Of the District Of Columbia, and In reform
ing abuses generally whereby the Republican
party proved to be worthy Of the continuous sup
por, OF the people.
7. That the recent outragcs and murders In the
South ofwhich unolending colored citizens have
been the victims, committed In pursuance of the
avowed purpose Of maintaining an exclusive
white mans Government" demand, and here
by receive, the indignant condemnation of the
Republicans Of Ohio.
s. That the restraint of incompetence and Its
causes, to the full extent Of the Legislative judi
cial and police power of the State, and the forfeit
ure OF public trust for intoxcation, are demanded
by the moral and material welfare of society and
the State.
0. That we deprecate the action OF the present
General Assembly In reorgnnizing the punitive
aud benevolent institutions of the State for
merely partisan political purposes, as tending
inevitably to the impairment of their efficiency
and usefulness