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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29

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animal. But the horse only ran the fast.
| high water bar, on while sit swayed on
to- one of the side banks, DR.. Lord was
thrown to the ground. He still kept
hold of the reins, however, and by al,
most superhunan exertions succeeded in
partially checking the horse. He en-.
deavored to lift his daughter OUT with one
hand while holding the reins with the
other. He had just got his hand to her,
when, with a tremendous spring, the
horse tore the reins from his grasp and
ran down the the hill at a terrible speed,
the little girl crying, "Papa, save me
Papa, save mel" Some fifty rods down
was the. house of James Thayer, and
here is a sharp bend in the road. ~.
The team came leaping downt the steep
hill, and at Mr.. Thayer's place, making
only partial turn, went headlong over
a stone wall. MIR. Thayer, ST., was
standing in his yard. He says that Bes-
sic went into the air as the team went
over the wall, and as she came down the.
horse must have kicked her, for when
he picked her up she was lying In the
road. He carried her into the house,
and his son went TO Montpelier as fast
as his horse could carry him. Drs.
Woodward and Macomber were soon
upon the spot, and gave the sad infor-
nation that nothing could be done to
save her. Her jaw was broken in two
places, and there was an ugly scalp
wound on the back of her head, and her
skull was literally smashed to pieces.
She was partly conscious few minutes,
but soon became insensible, and at about
four o'clock died. Her father is incon-
solable. She was the youngest and pet
of the family, and the child of her pa
rents old age. To make the sad event
more sad, Mrs. Lord was away at Han
over in attendance upon the sick bed of
their eldest daughter Mary. She was
telegraphed to Immediately, and Cover
nor Smith placed special train at her
disposal, which left White River juno
ton at seven o'clock this evening. The
doctor himself was somewhat hurt, but
in his great grief he refuses treatment as
well as consolation. "Let my heart
bleed, he says to his sorrowing friends.
The funeral takes place Saturday after
noon.-iSt. Adams AdUertiser.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29

+, ~ a Ha 4 4 70
The. Vermont Mutual Ins. Co... Ii. w.
Porter, agent, has this insurance, which
viii probably cover the. loss, or nearly
so. While the barn. was burning a fire
was discovered in the house, in a room
on the opposite side from the burning
barn, in bed.auilt lying in q corner of
the room, burning quite a hole in: the
floor before it was put ont. There does
not seem to be much doubt that both
these fires are incendiary, Our reporter
was informed that only three days ago
this same barn was discovered TO be on
fire We are further informed that Mr..
Billings says he thinks he knows who
the incendiary is. We hope he viii be
quickly brought to justice. -. &. =.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29
Rutland Railroad:

A petition was recently brought by
the Rutland railroad company to Chan
cellor Royce, for leave to bring proceed
ings for annulling the lease of that road
to the Vermont Central receivership,
and the same came on for hearing, at
st. Adams, Thursday. Senator Ed
munds and ex-Judge Preut appeared for
the Rutland railroad, and Messrs. Fifeld,
Poland and Underwood for the receiv-
ership. 1t was finally agreed between
the counsel that the proceedings might
be brought and Judge Royce will pass
an order to that effect.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29
Granville Cheese Market, July
%.

There were 1902 boxes cheese offered
at the Dairymen's Union sale at Gran
vile on Friday, but the market was
dull. Mr.. A. w. Leggett, of New
York, attended the sale, and wanted the
entire lot, but not at the. figures asked,
viz, lie. a Id. Stevens factory sold
157 boxes, averaging 55 lbs, to Il. Bam-
Der & Co., New York, at lie. ID !;
Easton factory, 100 boxes, averaging SIS
lbs, to s. B. Norton at 10c. 10. Old
Hartford factory, 214 boxes, averaging
Sc lbs, at 103c. per h., to r. Bamber
&c Co., New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29
Burlington District Camp
Meeting.

The Burlington District Camp Meet
ing will be held on the grounds of the
'tNew Haven Camp 'i0p Associa-
tion," commencing August
oath and closing Sc. 1st. The
grounds are situated flv IS north of
Middlebury, on the ' ermont Central
railroad.
Board and horse keeping will be fur
nished to the public, on the grounds, at
reasonable terms.
Ministers and people from the Burling-
ton and adjoining districts are cordially
invited to attend. Come to stay
E. WATSON, P. E.
Brandon, July %.
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All Who Have Used IL
Will Believe. This.

PORTLAND, Nov: IA, 1874.
Prof. ALPHoNsE HILLER:, -!sst.st.s. +.
4. Dear Sir,-I wish to add my testimony
to the efficacy of the valuable medicine
called the DIAM 0ND RHEUM ATIG CURE,
having been under treatment of 1t for q
few days. think it Is truly wonderful
the effect it, has lad in so short q time
upon: M yself., / would recommend it to
ALI who are suffering from rheumatism. ]
have an abiding faith that the medicine
will d o all it Is recommended to do.
5-.- IS I. Thank fully yours, -, III
s5r#-s1 49,. MISS S. b. WATERMAN,
49, ...a $50 rs Cumberland Street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29

6 ag4 Fae- .s e. z Tr . - t . + ~ & I. :
This n1edicine is prepared by careful,
experienced. and conscientious physician,
in obedience to the desire of numberless
friends in the profession, in the trade and
among the people. Every bottle is war
fanted to contain the fun strength of the
medicine in its highest state of purity and
development, and is superior to any med
icine ever compounded for this terrible
com PLANT. lss.'-is. ~.s..ls4.>. q: Is
In simple cases sometimes. one OF two
doses suffice. In most chronic cases II Is
sure TO give way by the use. OF four or hve
BOTTLES. BY this simple and efficient rem
edy hundreds of dollars are saved to. those
who can least afford to throw it away. as
surely as it is by the purchase of useless
prescriptions. S ~ fs.<t O. s 81 i,
The DIAMOND RHEUMATIC .CURE is
for sale. at all druggists throughout the
~, ana g,tnaaa. Il ~ u sfpck
ask him to send for. it to the Wholesale
Agents, WELLS. RICHARDSON Il o.,
.kuI1ington; BUSH Il CO., Worcester,
Mass; WEEKS 4 POTTER, GEO. q.
GOODWIN Il Co, Bost on, -, ~ >'.'.1-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-29
Diamond Rheumatic Cure

advertised in another column, We do
this having some experience in the mat
ter. Being slightly skeptical as TO the re-
suits promised, we purchased bottle of
the cure for 81 friend of ours, who was
much troubled in the shoulders and
hands. Hardly three months have
elapsed, after using single bottle, and
she has not had recurrence of rheumat-
lie attack, although previously she suffer
ed with it almost constantly. r. -..... b..
We scarcely could hope her to be cured
from using only one bottle, but it has
convinced us that 1t is a sovereign RENE
dy. We believe a couple of bottles more
will effect a permanent cure, and would
urge our readers to give it a trial also.
.|.Zt.| -,.-a,s: j. B.,W0ODLANL, Editor.
, 1875-10-22

Trustees Sale.
WHrHrAs. Tic Clifton !Inte! Compary, BY III certain
as asSd q asd It'd hs Ii S*y S T IT, 4 2 It,
Stse uf l,uus in Ruok I'll of Nrcorl On page III: dill
SsS,s
.ssu5s hs p,s,asat ot IT fe';. bvns T. tho .sH #
hundred aud hty sioussnd duass eAcl. payable q
~ ass caS
until maturity being sssuecd to 10 Eaid g. tho rst day:
Ssea is1! viii. sua att.ehc.! q. o' .sa bands;
in Ana "Sss v s 4 ~ M y ~ sa Il ~ 'aai
o sppsstsa q a. csAi iofasr e .sil beads
iso rslt. Ill., ia'etost an tscoat i sa CLIFTON ios
Or bdds fo. ea.h mt ayinx notice ni t4s tlno Of such
:ae e n.. a' il ey u aa
IN 'ns pspsE snG a.. ~ q wHisa .heud b
son,eI.nec q tbo prtnl.s. ,o And xhslea. atf4ult
III .ns
t. ss =
spsf, BY sal auea Of tsu't Tor s purposes
lNaw shsrr.e:e Rane pSt'se T. hereaL given th@t %
i H. a"s! II sIs1sn ' it III u, y .ai 5 .:i
@ Hss!s s'.f !: ii s i e. & iii sssr:s: s:
fin esn s ~, ad.q H. Il Hslf1ms fns esa1y H. ., Gs
aa.s ID ssd III sn j. a
aprufsenanec. thsrcuao belonging to said leasctold
s.s Ss t "a, ss,ss sst1f ;s Y ~. '!Ss e
ID u ssi T. Waller .nd vic ta iton A. sakin.. md
sa Il e. hbs Sf I s.s
% g. it, 4 II sa N.
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Iiltucotk I bGrKx Atinr;,ys. ~ Portland Block.
, 1875-10-22

Him, sacramento tttsl.} De.
rib M Food suak to attempt to kill two birds
s,t,ttti. Noho nniens you aro satisfied tlut
seuns Ims ~a "a poEscctly safe. For INSTANCE, A
kld.1 .s,oa ussa Has walking down K atroot yos-
ltpu,a1I.e a1Iesnool carrying 1ittto travelling bag,
3stai, uM,sssng Tor tho oars, aud dressed
sssa. 70 contain hor i,rht.aresa ann 1o o,ha1 Ms
mEsst, Aueles. aud Hho concluded TO ueo tho
h stjl Ill ~ s,aA-A disteuaur to mike ler dreyx
ttuu,i Tasaa Tta IA she wAs walktug past tho
~ p,,.sS ote! NJ expression OF anxiety and l,s-
tut ts1 e.,s over hor face, but, although El,o
ta1 t,jso taesa TINT tho afOsosalu p" d,slendor" !"
treefu,1.4 W she sidewalk. sue moved on ~
lpn,It ueen 'at Walking bohlnd her, picked IN the
hai. a, aAa 4astensta 10 return II to hor, prat-
kats!, snas11hlox appeared " have made Aee
, 1875-10-22

E1uuia IN tiereintlt.
cttrettAd jttraja.
Tbs State In fn1! VI tue widest run,ors hh to
IT, Abnormal Republican majority III Cuyahuga
Cou1ts, and particularly, tho SIKH Ward Of
cleIelaGd. llo,y city tint llas Kisou couple
.t thousand Donocrat1c majority for tue lust
Riee elections could Top over pnd give 4,5u0
EslpHty for liayes IL Uno Ut those thingA that
!sssms, no fellow can mud ont. To satisfy our
Democratic fEiends TIL oughout the State we
,iro uot tito slightest hesltancy in telling thon
I!etY low tue tLlug wnb 1uuc.
II tho int pinco lhu duty of ''sotiug cariy
Ed olten." especially tho n?fie'l, was urged lndl-
!tllsly upon esety Republican In tho county.
Ne d. not know llow faithfully our patriotic
satu estizet.a sesv"a thoiv country III this %aT,
srt hero 10 Cleveland NO have yot to meet q h.
foElean who cid not vote fron threo To elcyon
s9sa ehrectnay ip the Sixth Nnya.
ihs members Of ono OF uur leading churches,
aatlteIing 601 Of GuD, formed III procession,
tth slef pastor at their llcad, and. led By
H'ss baud, marched around from ono ward TO
h9 he'. casting straight Republican tickets at
~ ~ pol!ps- place. They voted bosctnl times III
About ll,oua colozed mcu fsou. 0harliu arrived
utPecal train tho evening previous. III tho
san'nE lhs ceutral Committee stuffed their
pH1e1 "ltA lterhblIcan ticlsets mud set them TO
,annetns 'touod tho circle" The 1osurns show
w. *eh aaey ltd their duty ~ American citl-
~ Gaa' u ta scarcely peccAAaty to rouaark that
nsf 1ostd tilat Ill tic morning and lust iu tho
'fsE1hg IN the Sixth Ward.
-. .e9ple coming In from tho country, who had
~. rx.ea oeloFe leaving homo, wore pressed into
S.ttes!ce, aud tho necesbisioa ct tho Case weEe
sas' e clear 10 tlem that they drove asounl
~ poh 70 roll. and did rely vol for ereau
Is.a ias It Tue baslneea. TAoy wore carefully
E,sI iES,.saesea to got tn their work in tho Sixth
ea ea4aateda Of tho wives md daughters Of on-
ssiaa'c ,s,s Republicans donnoa 1uata attire aud
w. moa hePoatlng in thelr caso waH not iuBlstcl
is.H. y pslhG generally dce.nod satisfactory II
M ~! M'otsd oneo. l,ntwoun 2U0 aud Jos wuinou
's'si!a tao Sixth Watd.
n,..s nnss'ela' cases tho public schools wero dis
~. t sna Tho boy pupils, Irrespective Of age,
ri, %.Ieaed 70 tho Folts, Tl1is Plan worked
,hJi'.. ht. sae SIXTH Ward, wil9Fo several hu1,drel
iemassal i~sa 'oted while Unce Joo Iavkman, tho
Iln".sAo Judge, was eating hiB diuncr. ThoBe
kt,ohe9 81 thla lrancl Ut tho buainess cannot
,t,, aahly counendcd for thus practically cd
n,,.ss s the youth OF Our CITY in the,r duty ~
Ss, T,Ttbs. y y we'll 10 'tgail thom up III tho
i; sssyythou ssy tshouli go {" by tcachlng them 10 vote
n1nspaoiean Ticket.
.or.s 'us tooYo specifications do not sufficiently
ass asss u. ~ the majority iu Clege.and, ati tt,S
hnth nat tAess are Qua or Two others that
Ian. ,s4a4ea ua to mention, Every possible
mi v ~ Ieaotted to TO ret.,,ce tho Democratic
III, .oamithnlRAt distributed Ila artillery about
a,.s - :. ~ouiu roach. Qua gun at q boiling
s.u,s. w ~ occasional discharge of Rrapo and
lnI.I lIIt AmouS tho atahp1epta OF Uucio Wii)Ia1n
HN'el rer1 efficient, 0''0 !" "''A''
, 1875-10-22


Why George 4. Hell Threw UP Iii.
hupcrintcnsicsacy OF the lscthcf.
Gtto Turk Sun, Oct. 70.
31r. Dcochor l,as Addressed . letter to George
49, D' 49,. n,s'.. '1 ns.,.s, 80
pctiatonoop' " tno tsu'ou'a oetlo'' as3'pR
Lin to reconsider his actlon and to return to
Do]l for hia act]on. and ,nt,mated ls bnl,ef TINT
- 80, ~ .coo,,,,, ~ .orsa,.1 fo<,ina. .,.t ra
"ea W aH.oan' " po1o'""' 4oo''okR Anas u'
realeAeu. AIT. ncll lospohaaa that IL "aa pn'
just iu Mr. Dceohor to attribute 10 him purso nal
roaaons for giving up 10 important \ place,
and he declined to re-engage In wofk In
plymouth Church. Tho Resignation Of Mr Bell
tue Bothel, In tho latter place, wlore to llad
worked tor six years, there ia intepso fcel1ug
among tho teachsrs agalpst certain members Of
the church, who they say, have bY ns1Il form
OF persecution co,upcIlod Mr Boil to leave them.
ln : letter which ntr Uell road to tic teAcIors
Aa said that he fell it was due TO Plymouth
, 1875-10-22
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAlL-BAGS.
It'aF-0Tr1CE DEPARTMENT,

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as{yS I: s.s sAn -.A altar ,ss
ssass. s;lhs IaSi tu e iss1y thaa:sal dal'
s. saaa5ss1 s s
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mu. ss sss0Itsisa 1ais xta Srna IL
l'4ss i sa ID y. tSsi.(; ;saieteat
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, 1875-10-22
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,
1HuCEEDINGH YESTERDAY,


OTTAWA, H., Oct. 2l.-Tho following wore tho
Supreme Court proceedings to-day:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
20. Peopic'a I,ockct-Tlc People "a. Goodrich tho
motion u ttrike Tho from tito nes orcrrucd,
the act for hearing OIL tho !5sh Int.
.ti. Richardson VI. p1yia Judgment affirmed un
der tho rulc, fur want Of hrtcfs and abstracts.
John r. ARela viii 10 grau,cd license to practice
5sG. Tlo Toledo, Peoria Warsaw nailroad Company
vi Eastns .i 'nouDn fos further s'D' to as' h' a-
~. The Ch'eago, Burlington 8: Quincy Ha!lroad
Company "a. Mcl.aIen same motion.
3ss. Iferrick W. uary; saHlo thoilon.
hIn. Lewis ct al. yH. i.abrhCru; same molten.
4:3. Blake vs.. Biakst 1no1ion to dtslnlaa Tho ap-
Is Morris VI. Graves motion by the appoIlee for
leave to ale ~ amendment TO tao smenLed recor':
H. Warner; mutton by the appellee for All ez!sn''n
of tlne to nlo briefs.
641 slcarn. e. al. w. The 1'cul,e rel. l.1.i7oy ;
consolidated with Nc. 2ip auu taken with thai llt-
hat. . .. -
5ta. Bhur.cn vs. The People rel Miller; to abide
the t!ec1eton In Nos. 27y aud 5&1.
6'!. cook County Land COMPANY ct nl 70. Tho peo-
pc e1 rel ttYsnssy aud d.! john foFtythe ct H. w.
tue Ea1nn alAo The sans order.
SIS. Crswford ct nj. W. Tie People ex re Ruuser
continued by stip,t,a'io!l.
the decision in no. 6a3. and passel.
CAS-. Wing "a. tho same sasne order.
64;s brown Ct al. va. Tho Aat1e eanih order.
5i7, Holden Of al. VI. the same x4lno order.
h4t, Mas ou 1T nj. ~, the Blnlc; same order.
5A9. Cook County Land COMPANY Va. tbs natns !:
80. Anrow ". tho same; sa,no order.
hil. Fullerton ". .ho aA,uo; SANS order.
652. Holden ct al. ~. tho sasns; satne order.
t5t. htnson rs. the s.,ne; same order.
b5i. Hill VI. thu nafno ; Same order.
5'5. Cult ot. al. W. tho same; continued NTH Ro.
Sos. 49, ...
h5a. Jackson ys. the sataa: same order.
ea7. p"i!ham r. The reople cx rel. Humssy; to
, 1875-10-22


We loaEu thkt Dir. Hardy, Of Uardyyille, Ati-
zona, waa At the southern outlet OF tho Iehaohs.
pa Valley Oh Thursdas with baud OF a,000
graded md thoroughbred Angoras, which he bad
purchased in this State. tbs took had been
bought BY Mr. Hardy tor the purpose Of Stock
log bis rancho Ut lsardyyiila. Aa tho flock
suleFged ffom tho Tshsohepa Valley and euterul
the outskirts Of tho Mohase Desert, In tue VI
ctuitY Of Calients, tue animals took to tho milk
Necd which grows there iu abundance, with
aYtdlty. Up to within three or fur days ago,
about 600 of the flock had auccuinbad to tie
deadly tatiuenca Of the poison which the weed
contains. Tie csrcasses wc5o scattered al over
tho pikin. and The atmosphere was tainted for
m,lsx around by tho aisuch which arose tgou
them. There were some hopes thai the remain
des would survive.
, 1875-10-22

4ttrnh,. 1H1anatN,A J9nfnuk
1t tthn, =, seauai 10 an hours Ruluaement tell
saA ii, n.i!n !en occurred !. tha Surgical inst1-
Ig.p,s ~ gI', A .oum full OF young lsules,
tasa otbs, IT.. 1oa lazsitats, ssnused and stclted
ttlas. shoIItt " tt.!ea of tasr,no apparltlous hob
" atlss Gs NV ~. tins gAa had osen sntnea
sSa4s Qt .seattonhlly or BY accident. In tho
tss ~ .sa oyer .F tsonbilns com1sde. 4 ilttls
ssxtt ~. s.uhase conduct uAs no,lecd. Whom
ri toof D. ,9ltoaEht, thu fact wss revealed that
~ 49, sus ~ va 1ntsno. bhs hSs rslnaiuea Sd
&'a1, W Aepss kra outsltatued Of Aer 70.
, 1875-10-22
E1fs GIl1t-ERA.

Special Dtp1tth 10 IHe Ch;casa 7Sttsne.
Fon7 WAfaE, 1nd., Oct 21.-ilog cholera has
broken out III this county, aud IL AlAuSAteFiug
thousands Of porke5s. Oue farmer in the cout,-
tr has lost fnrty hogs within tho past week. and
others have suffered almost ~ heavily.
, 1875-10-22

Ar Acr 10 Frnvide for tha redemption Of tho ltsa-
teudcr ilite1 states no:ex.
ian. III, A'laI IL, liz duty u tlo t,crrtary u
tho Treasury t. rc1ceEu, In surns tn. Ieas than
t5a, tho lcaaltcnlcr rniset s.at.s notet s,tn out
t;sAtca bearing interest At the rate Of ltr relt 1er
anI.uut 3nfahte nsnuh!ty III con ii tnazls.er f
lowing, fiz.: During tho AsH year nsteF Jan. !, ls7g
said TIeaaurer. M making raid redemption, eAal! pafY1
per cent slcre'f ln cni uua ~ tpr cent IT. saa DJ IT.
'urlna the second year thereof, hr shall iay ~ 1er
during tho third year ttcrsattec. he ha tty tNi-r
ccu thcreof IN co, and 10 per g Mt in Kaid bands:
ceut thrrtof eoiu and - Idr II, .ad tuud.;
aud thereafter all zaid noles tIc outstanding s4I u
redeEnta bic in csl tuy. And eatI h,"ye'arE is nIl-
urou any debt or obligation Of tic rs,lcI b:at-s fur
which satd nAua !eRatentrr FEttl attilnt Of
said lotcs 10 afostead redeemed AZ shall Ire lual
videl that none Ut mid notes r.iresn;d tsal ts
rets.uel after Jan. 1s4s aud. fr"sn md air sanl
not bc legal.tondrr II payment Of private debts.
SEC. = 1ha In order 10 carry ih'h r. ect the rrt}
Treasury IL hereby authurize'! 10 u.t anS surplus
coin In the Treasury Hut uthefH Ac ratfd ani
he u authorized 10 iSsur, lu nr mt
thr Umi,cd nates IN suci fnrn ia o ,lay prescribe.
with like qualities, Privileges, and exrpttun., Of
o.hcr bo1Is of the rset state*. ahd Of e.'o.nina-
inna cI $5in MtiIts Ut titat nu!, tt1eenuLie In
gold CON # tl4 Irt+chs standard Value, q. tue pcas
urr Of tue Gne satrs after hse years from the date
annually III gold co!u the rate of per ceus pr
aulntn ai11 It nl1 lie una~lu1 to Issue my oi eail
lhonds except to re!eetu The iegsltendtr notea
tipuel In tile first SECTION uf this act. And ea!d Serrt
tarF |. hereby further authorized to ssue eri, II
liAlhe Of. nj not less than par " g1 coin, eter If
In the nci ot conKrcst approved Juy H. 1870, entitled
An sct to authorize the rrfuntisng II the national
debit" with like 1ualisies Privileges. ind exemptions,
and 10 The tie Proceeds shcrcof fur thu purposes
afoEessld-
, 1875-10-22
NTADAAE q. DA ElLFA
lT AND ....
hnA Alley nK4DF1Hnt4

formerly lirs. Ogden HuAmsn's} E1Sl!xh, Fsench,
at,a German Boarding aud Day hehoe3 for Young ia-
di+s and Ulidrsn. viii. rallsAeutcs. No. II West
Thirty yeiRAsh-st., Kew York leo,saa Sept. n. AI-
litatluu may be naIc b olter Eersonay sbo.s.
, 1875-10-22

tltlo OF all hsineAn Affairs, to reap creator gains
tl:c.hby than BY tllo ordinary, ayocstionH Of hfo;
MI honest jnftuary would bnrfipn1ed, apl the un.
cc1taiu reward of iahor nta.lt i.t!tter i'm nyc.-
i-ll Tho luor. Thoro would h. lls!is Lt;iuftn.,up
tn lnlrHua honest anil I.::ith!t" III !t,rtfi"s;
nauy to c'nhaik in Wild anu Ie@l'e:n FlecuaLiYo
tnltrtrlHes:
1rs,u tLcso considerations le,,uco tleuo con-
c!unrnr.
]. That tt!e Government Ia untlnr obligation tn
reduce ita lngat-tohier rltee, now unth al,Iinp,
1T tho 'afost practicable nlotnont, IN coisi or III
hlnlsaIcnt. Tint. III tho meantime, It t.as m
i''orhl or legal rght 10 dc any act which mil do.
t'rncsto ,II' vnIus of currency which hah a.
Il'rably performed tho functions for winch it
"a' ercatct. Tho lcgal-tenicrn hayo nlwa'b
l'fciI ffrN and y o 1we Il to patriotic proPFc,
WHO tMYe Ind faith il thetn. to koop tIetn con-
hsalti' appreciRs1t'E until they shall 10 at par
with gull.
Z. That CongEcpa has M constitutional power
10 add t. tho $aiumo uf lcsal. teuocr notcs LOW
nNthotzel by ,sw.
5. II Congress 1n,sHeescs ff1. ,,ower, it ourl,t
NIT u 10 tsE1cl cd
I14o draft of u bill wh:rI, ACCOMPANIES this
iookH 70 tho redemption OF tho cgai>,snd' rsotrH
in such 1naniicr AZ will BRING them to taE With
Co', and, at tho time. Fct,ro III, ]atgy A.
cuuufatton Of gold in TIM Treasury,
| shall cnscf upon nU discussion Ut tho Diff
Gully Of carving into effect the act Ut Jai,. J.
1h75; nnr Hhafl l enter into argument At thls
time 0s to THO wisdom or prac;Irabhty of the
plan embodied III tito draft Ut k:il shieh az
companies tlIib. 1t In 1nerc}y Rllagtstiso md
tnntrttYo. II wiser ono ii presented. 1t sLalI
fiud IN nc frienn.
III conclusion, dc7i1n to nay TINT thern nre
Two objects Which brlieye orery patrioL. clti-
zen MUS: desire to see accomplished at tho carli
est in0ment practicable: j. 4 -,slfd clirIency,-
one that in stable and convertible into cor! or ita
/ equivalent. =. An elastic or Il .xibse currency
| capable Of adjusting itA volume tn the dcmaud
OF tiadc aud tits walsta Of the cuun,ry.
J. III.
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[foa ftnfros Draf Jvul t4kstt, anl dA{ FOX nsesA
ifcond's, 7eAts tet. l21 Nae3olASf 1,st ut dsp,
, 1875-10-22

s,srftl J7tsrnfeh ta The Cafeagd 1tisane,
-.r D.. Uct, 2t.--Thn propa lhiladolphis, q. i.
x.h,v, aud schr s. y, Morrill,, loft for Ghirayo To-
-. 1scesps, 1000 tu wheat; shipments, l,o9o tons
Co., 1.so, Dros have hod lcir interrst, vckxths. In
IL. ,hr ch4rea II. burton to Capt. White Aer lrcaeut
NV m.urr,msu,cr, for 5to,0uo.