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DRY GOODS.

DUk4 oIfnbCs
y OF e.
We still oontinueto
SKILL OFF OUR WINTER STOCK
At sacr .hce q TWENTY PR CENT on al
sales OF WOOLENS, where tie price Is above
per yard, and allow \
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT
on sll sales q DRESS GOODS and other winter
fabrics when the price il : 4 per yard OF less.
the price, $1,000
49,, ~ hogan q wYLIE
thl6-tr lois and 1920 7th street pCrtnweg.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JUST RECKIVED
go pieces NEW SPRING PRINTS
100 pieces new SPRING pEkCALEs
loo pieces RICH BLACK SILKS
ITO prices BLACK MOHAlRs and ALPACAs
- from SIS c-uts 20 81 IS
High LustrOo BLACK SILKS, from Sis to - per
% pieces handsome PRINTED LINEss.
MOURNING GOODS Of the very hes. make, A. the
lOWeet prices.
TABLE DAMASBs, EAPKIHG. sHEETINGs.
shd ne best stock Of Pure IRISH LINENS 70 be
~ One Price Only. In plain figures
W. NJ. SHCsTER BRO,
itbto-5t 91S Peuusyl vsnia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

GREAT DIsCOvRRY.'-B Brilliant gaslight
only = per 900 feet at 1920 Pennsylvania ave-
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LADIES. try GGG, F}eicimdin e. Co.'S Premium
ComI ressed Yeast. For sale at all Grocers De
pot, 1912 street. All orders from GroceTs and
Bakers promptly filed. l7.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

PenHsy lgania avenue. by Latimer & Cleary,
commenced last evening to very large com
panv. Most of the paintings sold very low, the
highest price obtained being $500. The balance
Of catalogue viii be sold this evening at : x
a
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VNTHE SUPREME COURT OF TBE oISrETC1

HeHtHe a SPedtoI Term. January Efh, lg7I
In the case ~ James W. DesbIs, executor. of
THOMAS BROWN, Ceceased, the executor ,fora-
said has with the APPRECIATION Of the Snprem. Oourt
81 the Distr,Gt OF Columbia Aforesaid, appointed
settemeht and distribution Of the personal estate
% safo and o. the assets in hand. far as
When AID where All the creditors and heirs Of said
neceAssd are notined 10 attend, with their claims
properly youched, they may otherwise bv Law lie
eSelnded from all benefit in said deceased's estate
week tor three weeks In the Evening star rrsvions
to the said day. Test:
isIas-wA' A. WEBSTER, Register of win.
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EOR THIRTY DAYS.

EoR THIRTY DAYS.
COKEATsIx GENTs FER BUsHEL. cartsre
ertrs. Orders left At the Gssiight Once, 30. sI3
lh street; at Ii LIST street, southWe corner Of
81 and streets. or at ITO Bridge street Ceor ze-
town, will be prom thy filed. an l1-Irn
DUETLAND AND KUsEHDALE CEMENT
L LATHS and OALCIdED PLASTER AI,o
sil the diheren Mt varieties of COAL and a Don or
the most LIBERAL terms for cash. Ofices, 623 Ion
tsisna avenue, aud LIST street, between and @ sts
southeast. wharf, foot OF 81 street southeast
decsl-u WIN. GUINAND
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THE LADIES IE'IPEEANCE COMMITTEE
MI Bluecher Is considerably exercised over
SHis warning, AID l. preparing 20 receive the
female crusaders should they fu-fI their
promise % pray him out OF the beer business.
lheIe are some Indications that the whole thing
e q hoax got Up by some wa
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PONDS EXTRACT is FOR sale st wholesale OF
Ohss. Stott s. Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,t
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Additional Articles of Agreement

Acting Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, September 26, 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
ORANGEBuRG G. H., 8. G.
y April 1st, 1874.

f1o The Editor Of Nms:
DEAR SIR-The late tax payers Con-
vcntion has made an effort TO start i'm.
migration to this State, it is in my mind
very questionable, whether under the
auspices, it was inuugurated, that it will
be successfully carried out. Cnnven-
lions and han lsome spcerhes do not
accomplish muoh.
In the first place Columbia should
have been made the headquarters in
stead Of Charleston. the former CITY
being the center OF tho State.
The organization is not co Hplote. II
should have leen so arranged as to have
energetic and talented men at the head
OF it, with proper, assistants of gentle.
men which such an undertaking re
quires.
1t seems the progress of Gle ting such
Commissioners in the different countic 3
is making slow hcadway, as also tho
collection of m,ney. COMMISSIONS. s
only have been appointed in few cnun.
ties, and it seems the excitement has, to
some extent died out. If this grand
ntcrprise is expected to succeed tho
work should commence.
| In 1865 the Legislature appropriated
e teen thousand dollars for immigration
A resident agent was appointed in
Charleston at salary of $500 per
nnpnm. The praaent commissioners and
one other gentleman went to Germany
to bring imnligrlnts-the money was
spent and nothing accomplished except
putting the money where it did most
good, hence fear this second attemp.
will end with the same result, unless
energetic measures aic taken, and in q
different direction.
II We can procure pl"nty immigrants OF
tho right class if we go to the right
place, aud that is tho South and Con
tral Grrmany, (and not the North } a
country that has thirty FIVE millions Of
I people, out Of population of forty
millions, which the German Empire
now contains. These people are tho
best or as good agriculturalsts us thers
are in Europe, and they, as families
will bring money with them. They are
not like those stragglers and paupers We
got out Of New York lately by tho great
] exertion Of certain parties, who did SO
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11

TO GLANCE THE TIME OF HOLDING
CIRCUIT Court IN THE SEVERAL

TO GLANCE THE TIME OF HoLDINa
CIRCUIT Court IN THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES THEREIN MENTIONED.
Be az enacted by the Senate and
House Of RepreDe natives Of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the au.
thority Of the same:
SECTION /. That tho Courts Of G on
eral Sessions and Common Pleas for tn 0
several counties hereinafter named shall
be held at the time now fixed by law,
that is to say The Court of General
Sessions at Oranseburg, for the county
OF Orangeburg, tho Sd Monday of Jan
uary, 3D. Monday of May, and the Sd
Monday Of October, and the Courts of
Common Pleas at 0rangoburg, for the
county Of Orangobu:g, following resp 60 :
lively, on the LIST " ednosday after tn,
Sd Monday in January, the 1st Wednes.
day after 3D. Monday in May, and tn q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
4 New County Treasurer OF
OrangebNrg.

We learn that his Excel lcncy the
Governor has appointed Judge Glover
as Treasurer of Orangeburg county.
utce Elumbert removed. This appoint
ment is remarkable, inasmuch as tho
Governor has relaxed his usual strict
regard to party rules. Judge Glover ia
prominent Conservative, Of worry
considerable influence in tho ranks of
the opposition, a gentleman wi.hal of
distinguished ability and irreproachablo
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officer called uponRhis men to recapture
those guns or perish in the attJmpt. If
any member ofthe company the captain
added, was not willing to share in the
effort to retrieve their honors and thoir
loss, he might stop out Of the ranks.
A pale, suffering reb stepped forwar d,
saying, C captain, if tn the | l-oss isn't
very gr great, can't wo tt.ako up COLL
lection, and p pay for the id old
guns?'
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.,9sNOTIC..;EElI.g1'. EElI. !.
oFFIcE7cColi SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

W. SCiioob COMM1SSlONER
iSe 'b9 7F9f'ont' oRAxoEBund Co., s. c.
4" Notice is horebS given That in accordance q
with An Act entitled IAN Act to prov ide 'foa
the establishment anndi support Of State
Normal School, approved Fobay, 1879, d
Free lRlqbliHi liz { Competitive Examination will
be hold at this Office on Monday tho 20tff
instant, Of All persons ,desirous' TO become
Pupils of'tho stats Normal Ssehaosool. The
Examination will he conducted III fhe same
manaer tnsi Examinations forsThirdl Grad c
Tea ohcrs' Certificates. To secures Admis.
siI sion ,to ipto the Junior, Glass Of the. Normal
Sch ool, the applicant, if male must be
fifteen 10y years Of age, and if female
fourteen (l4) years of age. TO enter ali
advanced class the applicant must be,
porttonately older, and before entering all
applicants will be required to sign, tho fol-
lowing declaration ,"We hereby declare
that our purpose in entering the State Nof-
NAL School is to fit ourselves fer the Profes-
sion Of Teaching, and that it is our uur inten
tion To- Engage in Teaohing in the Public
Schools Of this Stute",. rsiarsses
Teachers holding Second and Third
Grade Certificates may be admitted from
the State at Large.
FRANK r.. .McKINLAY,
aA7 'H'T County School Commissioners. -,l
= Ia 81 HH Z ~
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WHO Gets and Who Pays.

Says the Port Royal Con,aserciak--,,
We commend 1.-The sfollowing artieleI
taken from the Columbia Uaion Herald;
q strong radical paper, and evidently
sincerely attached to the republican par.
ty. So would speak every organ of that
party Elaborated from thes slavery of
fear and sel6shness;
Il The people, the State, a white aud
black, sare in a desperate condition. D.
They are, in many cases, in "a atarving
condition, The laboring population sre
nine caSes out Of ten Republicans. Ihey
are in want of education, and ignorant
OF the thiags,that are dono against then {
BY those elected to take caro-, of ttisirg
interests. They toll and esweat,in TIC
fields, at the forge, and in, theg home st,if' Of
the well,to;do. They are ,hewefs of wood
and water aud nearly every dollar,they
earn, ny hard work, is paid to the IN by
those who own the property -Tthoir po q
lltlcal antagonists. Out, oftheir Wages
in one way or another, they pay ninnse g
tesnkths ofthe taxes. Thesestaxos-the
blood money Of the Statc---are, gathered
up and paid into the State treasury, and
there it comes, under the q controls Of
the public officers whom,o thcyg hove
trusted. or.
Every dollar of that money ,iseshcrcI ::
1t is part of the life and labor vff The iin.
poor Republicans; itIisa part ,uf their
anxiety and hardship; it is paFtof their,
bread and meat; tribute to,thel State,
out Of the mouths of their wives and
children, Why are. our colpred people
still SO poor, walking about in rags, liv
ing in small cabins that scarcely cover
them from tho rain, apd unable to buya
themselves home. Why aissathis +?
Because of the ,enormous, amount Of
u money Nty drawn out of them every year,
How is it that there's -su III n ,diToIsncas
between the same two men in epel year
You rut one Of them in the Legisla
turc and leave one OF them at ,h.,ue 2
The mar in the Legislature only gers
SIX hundred dollars, aid more than half
OF this he has to ply for hos ani 9th
er o poasee,- evo~ IL A,;=- /, :, Sqo.Iar, t.tl
pera'e habits. How, the 4, ran,hc. d )
Ing nothing else, afford tosp,rt,. a gold
watch aid yhaip, Worth csup;e OF b u, "
dred dollars magnificent di,.m.in,i pin,
worth probably u thouland dpll.rs,- "a
silr fine carriage e and pair of horses worth
two thousand dollars, and, besides that,
give I'M inc ts!uppers and receptions, and
hand hand out any quaptitp Of wips and ci.
gars! It max IS no difference .whe.her
the ma, man is black, white /, or !pollow, or
whether 2he be Democrat or Republieamn,, II,
the question is, where, does s,he'moncy "
come from, AMI how does, be get it? Ii
| comes from the people, and he gctsli,
out OF the public treasury. Now, this
thing cannot last The people q ca not
be deceived all the time, year in aad
year OUT We are not the slaves of any
ssts of, q, men. Slavery, is dead and If the
people are net able To- nes all these
things there, are some, of them who
are Luon, II eraM.
i a. ,.rF rrt ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
RoAD.--lt was stat ed recently that the
Southern Security Company in
which ThomasIA Scott, of Penpsylyania j.,
Is prominent d'rector--dssired. to get
rid OF it's lease Of this railroad, as it had
of its Richmond and Atlanta Air Line
The Memphis appeal, of the lst
instant, says: "Tho Charleston railroad
goes back to the stock. holders. We
hesr that the final arrangement was
extremely satisfactory. Something like
100000 was claimed as coming to the
stock. holders if they took tho road back.
We hear that they get $4,000 ia
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money, $500 acres ofreal estate and
other property totheameapt of $780,.
ooo. TheA Aroad is restored with por
aoR new liroped, tho rolling stock in.
creased a and improved, builiings in
better conaddi.ion, and sewers ap5 Dridgea
improved. This leaves nozys. by tho
new arrangement. The stock holders
meet on the 10Th to vote on the ratifica.
+ tion of the settlement .''-1Vers and
Courier. .MU
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. oePROGIzAMATHON. !
q AsF AFE oE soUrH7lic, p J, ,ARoIIaA
+ ExEcgTIvE DBrARrMEnr.

8 hi z iFht HlhfAhTAEhT.
h WHEnEAs, lbya joint gosolutiso6 Of tho
General Assembly : Of the ssrStea Of sou.h
Carol ina,e entiiled mA Ajeaht resolution to 70.
quirc Ed@in7LI Cains sshcriffeof oranRsbure
county, to give nem official bond vitb;n
ten days after thaI passage Of the same, o,h.
arwise fbS5aia sJ6ee,to beSdcclafss vacated.
and it shall be the duty uf tho Gov-rn,r IN
order nn elsctiisSi istosf filI .,id vacancy" a.
prove ,I,rc,.a,fbera2oth. ls 10 AMI vber..
rs, o:iiciahiiIfferination has bec,a received
at % this department from tie Csn.ir-
man Of the lsoar1 Of County Coumi.yioo.ra
for the said county of O-,n s..bure. tb., ~
said G.,tsity Com ,nis.o,rs -nasS.-a,sss
| ccivs;,l any new o.hci.l b,nl as She
rift of still county si,c, t,e passag. Of
the ssi joint resolution. Now. therefore,
you, AMI each os yoI. ara hcrcbr required.
with strict regar to the provisi,u. Of tho
constitution m l laws of the State touching
your duty in such cnss, to ca.so an sleo,ion
to bssTseid fnnsths Said county on the FIRST
TUESDAY, following. tho FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT, 10 fill said vaoan-
All bar rooms and drinking saloons shall
be closed on the said day of election. and
ap1 pesson s9h9ah sell envy Intoxicating
drihks on:said day Of election shAll be deem
ed guilty of n mistiemeanor,,e . aud. on con-
Eviction thereof. .,shall be fined sum Of nss
less than One Hundred Dollars, oor be in
tPgfsoned for a'period of ''not-less than ono
month nor mere than Six montIs.pg
| s'ln des!iuiony Whereof 4 hG1o ehsysunto
my hand ndeaussd tho aroat aoalsaos tie
State to be pffixeds ate Columbia, this 2lat day
of March, A. D. 1874, and in the ninety
feisbtysar ofrsnserican Indspondsnee.
By theaGovernor. u fy5
[L.s.1 fs sFRANKLINJ. MOSES, Js.
/ p .Hs Is: HAgaEs Secretary Of State.
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Upon the subject Of the allo 5ed do al
cations in the County Treasurer $ office
tho Editor OF the NEWS, being counsel
for Nr. Humbcrt, shnks it in better
taste to say nothing in these oolu uns
1t is but fair to Mr.. Humbert, how.
ever, to sta'c that on the hearing OF the
habcas corpus he declared his readiness
and desire to give bail to meet any
charge that might be preferred against
him, although, in strict law, owing to
the unconstitution,lity of tho statut o
under which he WAS held, he might
have claimed an absolute discharge.
Mr.. Humbcrt also declares that upon
the trial Of his cusc he can show Iegal
vouchers for every d liar Of the peoples
money which Las been received by him
And as nothing has ever hcretotor e
been alleged ainst his character, it
does seo,n to us that in common Justice,
public opinion ought to bs su u.p.nl
ed until full hearing OF tho case.
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1st Wednesday after tho Sd Monday in

LIST Wednesday after tho Sd Monday in
October. M%SAs
) SEes2. The Court of Gehogal Ses.
siops atILansastor, fot. the county OF
Lancaster, on the lse Monday of Febru
ary,and the 3dsM onday Of Mayand DC
tober, and tho Courts Of Comtnon Pleas
at Lancaster, for the county Of Lancar
ter, ON the 1st Wednesday after the LIST
Monday of February, and on the 1st
"wednesday aftor the Sd Monday of May
and October.
Approved March IA. A. D. 1874.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
bg2E F2NOTICEy
10 nU. .sSse Hnternal Revenue
SPECIALo TAxES 7sf
Maya1, 1854, %. April 80, 1876.

oai 'tSAt, A97oVff,4' 70 "a g. P!r!ini PHI 5V, 1870.
The Law of December "a, 1872, rrequi, On
,eYery person engaged, many business. ave.
catiop, oEy employment which renders him
liable to Special Tax, to Procure and Place
teofspicuOuslyi in his lEstablisRment ar
place of business aAStampT densting tho
'paymentof said Special Tax for the Special
commencing or continuing sbasinsss sftsr
April 80, 1874.
f.zPlIhes The 4taxYes embraced within tho provis.
iSn4 ISibp! g SIS Lay seSys Quoted Are the fell
Reetifers, $500. 90.
Dealers, retail H9uuorr, t22SS.eOo.
Dealersa " wholesale liquor, 10000.
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale, 5000
Dealers Ia malt hqdSfss f6tail, teo.oo.
.Dealers in leaf tobacco, ,,25,OO
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 10000
And on ass sales Of over 81 900 fifty ceats fer
q FsyersPaollas in, qessefi S ,000s -
Dealers IN maa1ffa etu fsa4 d bacCoT T5.50.
Manufacturers, of, stills, 5000.
b WANG fos&eacfhsfih nsnfifgctured. 2oOo
.Andla dlafo for each worm maRufa c,ureL, 5000
M nufaoturers of aobacco, II f0O0. .Iaes
Manufacturers of cigars, 1000.
Peddlers of fobscco, irst class more tba,
two horses). 5000.
Peddlers of tobacco, second .cla.s ftvo
horses), 2o.OO.
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class (one horss),
rsidlsss Il sobaseSo. fourth Iii slAss (Ja foo. Or
ygpnblic conyeysnce). 1000.
Brewers of less than 900 barrels, 5000. A
Brewerszof 500 barrels or more 10000
ANY pOrsSns4Ao labls, who shall fail a
comply with the foregoing requireme ents win
bjest 70 sesefei psnal,fss.8
Persons or Firms in OrangcbuSg Countv
liable to pay any Of the Special Tsxen
named above mussspply to w. r.. Clou.nsp.
! i;sq. Collector Of ykt ernal Rsysnas at Char
isston' or to'p: Y. DiSSie,, Opt , Collectss %
Orangsbarg, s. C.,,a,ld pay for and pracsrn
the Special PAX Stamp OF 'Siamps they mead.
prior 70 May 1, 1874, and Without farther
|snotioe? Es5@'a tlla iEsasalss S. \
9Sgsu9Tps ssJs W. DOUGLASS,
Cofnfnisssn Ter of fiteraaf Revenue.
once s6ff 'fdtsfiiaI sR sysAit .sWasslnston.
D. c., February l6, 1874. rs si4l
mnr % ~
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SATURDAY, APRIL ii, 1871.

IF there must be Democratic County
Treasurer in Orangeburg no batter man
and no more courteous, high ton d
gentleman could have beon selected
Moses intends to abandon the party
which elected him why didn't he take
the County Trasuryship himself and
resign the Governorshp in Judge
G!overs favor? Then Governor Gl ,ver
might have removed Treasurer Noses
intantrr and thus the matter wouli
have been still more satisfactory to tho
Democrat" and wouldn't have hurt the
Republicans muchy.
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Me State of South Carolina
COUNTY, OF ORANGEBURd.
IL I'm rHfE sfn e. / 8 sT o ops IaoSsgX4n SsgX4n


By tAN9FsysTys B ao KkNsso9wa,LroN, kss 9a,Lro Esq.
Judge Of Pr9bate sAs in ip said afif County.
...NHEREiAs,oJ johns L.. Watt and Aaron L.
Watt made suit to me, to grant them Let
ters of Admihistrations Of the Estate and
effects of WilliamsWatt late ofsaid oeunty
'deceasadY aaG zsl Yqo9 AaFSa
* gtesgg therefore to, cite and .adn,ouish
y yall; and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to fbeo afid ap-
pear Before mega ~ CourtIof Probate for
the said County to be holden at orangeburg,
on the 2lst-day.-- of April 1874, at IL
oel9cIk, a: !: A,ytte9 sh9W Gauge if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted,
Giyen'under7m my Hand and the,sseai Of Court,
this. Bird day of April Ammo Domini
Ills: T. AUG. b, .hsNNto,wLroN,
Probate Juage,S0 C.
tE .s.cNh.snsakS q f..-s,.--,sf - IL .,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
The State of South Carolina
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE Court OF PRonArH.
BY AUGUSTUS B. KNoWLToN, EsQ.


. Judge of Probate in said County.
WHEREAn, Mary E. Oliver hath made
suit to me to grant to herLctters Of Admin
lstration of the Estate and effects Of ThoEaas
oilver' lnte OF said County. deceased.
rs; These are therefore to cite and admonish
aii ana singular the kindred and Creditors
ofAhsssafid deGie6ssS, { oCb eland appear as
fore me at Court Of Probate for the s.id
County, &c beheiden at my NS16Se In Grange.
burg, s. &C., gop the y2lstT Tdey, off Apri
1874, at 1tpclock IA. NJ t,ssloa fsuss IL
any, why the said Adminisi-atior. nhould
NOT egrantcs.rse7 var.sr,.tls.-aaaars..,-.sa
5Giyen apaerymy,, band, and the ,Saal OF The
sscourt, sthis 2lst day Of April a! d. 1874,
and in the 9th year Of Americas Iads-
pendence.
[L!s.] aUausrUs b. KNowLToK,
, @ePl 4frQ22t y%~- Judge Of Probate.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-10-03
PLATFORM
or THE
National Industrial Congress,
Adopted April 10, Is5a.
DECLARATION or PRIscrpIrs.

DECLARATION or PRINCIPLES.
WHEREAS, The Mechanics and WORKING.
men OF the United States, through their dufy
a A. and accredited Representatives in
NAtionai Convention assembled, after full and
GaneIui consideration, presented the following
Deciaration OF Principles, ~ the embodiment
ol tneir sentiments, believing that their
sion Of wealth, and the Observation-Disclosures. !.
labor, and e"' vi
WHEREAS. Such platform reflect. 49, -.
At length, and we herewith present tb.r, s,s
the eDdQrsepent OF this meeting rhs. ~. -.
~ folleys ~ "'0
sHBKAA The recent alarming dsvs,o,
land aggression of aQpreoated waaltb
- unless checked, will ineyitablv Is.d -
We n4perization and hopeless deUradat;os ~
- toiling masses, renders it imperative n I'VE
nre to enjoy; the blessings Of me ooy-r,.
mt bequeathed us by the founders Of tha
hPubhe that a cheek should be placed anon
ia power and unjust alcumuIafion. ana
syifen adopted which win Seizure 70 the Ia
boler the fruien OF his tdil and -
YHEREAss This u1ueh desired object ea.
onl4 oe accomplished " the Thorough unif;ca-
tioniPt labor, and tina united efforts Of thos.
whoPoey tho t5vine injlnctien that sIn ~
swsAs Of thy tie th2a shalt eat thy bead ?
WAssr ~. De great dis;d.r...s. : A..
hour the organization and direction. bv ~.
operative ef5ortA, q the power Of n prcasc.
IND m4dts fef eheir Substantial elevation vst
We recIR1<ze IN Ne ballot-box the great ac..ev
thro0s1 Which oar wrongs can DO redrsssed;
wHlxAs whis we fully rscogui.s g.