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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs.

Continuation Of WsdnssdGy'S SessioR.l
AFTER our report closed last night the call Of
the roll on the three dilatory motions was con-
tinued without variation to the monotony until Q
few minutes of12 O'Clock, at which time the roll
was about to be called on a motion to adjourn,
when Mr.. KASSON, Of Iowa, inquired Of the
SPEAKER what the result would be If the House
did not adjourn at or before the hour of12
The SPEAKER said It was the practice Of the
House to make the day continuous until adjourn
ment. If an adjournment was had after 2o'clOck
the House would stand adjourned until the next
succeeding Z O'Clock.
During a colOquy upon the question the hour Of
Il was passed.
In answer to an inquiry from Mr.. McCRARY,
Of Iowa, as to way out Of the present dihc lily,
the SPEAKER said the right TO govern Itself
rested constitutlonally with the body, and was
question Of very high privilege.
He said that under call of States on Monday
morning resolution to amend the rules could be
introduced and referred, and the Committee on
Rules had right to report at any time: In this
high an order he would not recognize dilstory
motions.
The roll call on the motion to adjourn was then
proceeded with, and the vote resulted-yeas g.,
nays 12s.
DilatOry motions were repeated as on yester-
day, the ninth roll call since II m. being COM
pleted at $50 motion to adjourn, the vote re-
sulting-yeas 40, nays 100.
One or two more motions were negatived, when
Mr.. LOUGHRIDGE of Iowa, asked to have .
telegram read, but objection was made.
The telegram proposed to be read was the
greeting OF the hepuOllcan state Committee OF
New Hampshire addressed to the Speaker
Ats O'Clock, on a motion to adjourn, the vote
stood-yeas 50, nays So. No quorum voting, Mr..
BUTLER, OF Mass, moved 4 call of the House.
Mr.. ELDREDGE, Of Wis, and others moved
to adjourn.
The SPEAKER pro tempore, (NIr. PARSONS,
of Ohio,) ruled the motion out of order, that
question having Just been voted upon.
call Of the House was Ordered-yeas "a,
nays co.
The roll was called, and one hundred and
ninety-Iwo members answered to their names.
Mr.. BUTLER moved to dispense with further
proceedings Under the call, and said he would
now make a Pr position. II the other side would
name day whoa the civil rights bill should be
considered, fairly discussed, open TO amendment
and acted upon, bis side would agree to it.
Mr.. RANDALL, of Pa, said their side would
prefer to go on with the appropriation bills.
When they were all disposed Of they would listen
to the gentleman's proposition.
Mr.. ELDREDGE, Of Wis, moved that the
House adjourn, and the yeas and nays were or
dered on both motions.
The motion to adjourn was negaJived and the
motion to dispense with further proceedings IN
der the call was agreed tO-yeas, los; nays, AZ.
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Mass, moved that when the
House adjourn it be to meet on Saturday, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. RANDALL, OF Pa, moved to adjourn and
pending that when the House adjourn IL be to
meet on Friday and the yeas and nays were Or
dered on each.
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Hon. Fernando Woods Reception.

The reception last evening at the residence Of
Hon. Fernando Wood was not only grand affair
but one eminent for q genial hospitality, re-
fined influence and for an easy, cordial reunion Of
distinguished people. The Misses Wood re-
ceIyed all the guests with that grace and dignity
for which they are SO kindly remembered by so
ciety people. Their parlors were framed with
the faces of hundreds, and at this moment the
names of Collector Arthur, Hugh Hastings, Com
nereiaI Advertiser; Miss Howe, daughter OF Julia
Ward Howe and neice of Uncle Sam Ward; Admit
raj and Mrs. Porter, r. NJ. CorWine and wife, Miss
Semple, Mrs. and Miss Kilbourn, NJ. Bartholdi,
Lieutenant Commander Wiltze, Senator Lewis,
Rufus Hatch: Gen. p. M. b. Young, Miss Fisher,
Madame Bussiere, Gen. and Mrs. Jeffries, M.
Fourcheon, Mr.. 1. N. Burritt, Sunday Herald
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Adams, New York
World; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Preston, New York
Herald; Mr.. and Mrs. J; MacFarland, Phila;
delphia Press; Mr.. W. p. Copeland, Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. b. Shaw, Boston Traascript; Mr.. Crosby
S. Noyes, EpsnfHg Star; Captain George b.
CorkhilI, Washington Chronicle. In every re-
spect the reception was delectable, and It will be
pleasantly remembered by all present.
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FIRE AT WINCHESTER, VA.
A Station and Cars Destroyed.

The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday says: Between
and o'clock yesterday morning the frame sta
tion-house and freight depot of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at Winchester, Va,
and large amount OF freight contained therein,
was destroyed by fire, involving considerable loss.
The origin of the IRE is uncertain. The books
and papers contained in the station were saved.
The freight burned was valued at $500. Two
freight cars standing on the track, valued at
ssO0 were also burned; that is, the entire wood
work was DESTROYED and the iron rendered almost
useless. Several other freight cars were some
what damaged, and the FIRE was the means OF
causing q slight detention Of the carly morning
trains. Three passenger and baggage cars that
stood on the track near the station were also
somewhat scorohed, and will have to be repaired.
The company will rebuild the station imme-
diately. The freight depot on the opposite side
Of the track was not injured.
FINE black DOsskins PantaiOOns, foreign goods,
for ss.50.
Very fine black castor beaver and doeskin Pan
falcons ready made.
GEoR6E q. HENEIEe, 40 Seventh street.
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IMPROVEMENTS.
New buildings on New York Avenue

New Buildings on New York Avenue.
The fine building on New York avenue, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, erected
by Mr.. ]. L. Lehman, after the plans and under
the directions Of W. W. Poindexter, architect,
will add another handsome improvement to that
section Of the city The building front is 80 feet
on New York avenue, running back 30 feet It
is three stories in height, with Welllighted eel
lar under the entire structure. The front is Of
pressed brick, with white stone trimmings. The
trst floor is being arranged for two stores, and
between them is q wide hall that leads to the
second story and upper floors, which will be fitted
M for offices. Particular attention has been
given to the thorough lighting and Yentilsting Of
The building, and supply 1t with all the modern
improvements that VIII insure ease and comfort
to the OCCUPANTS.
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Ths Road to Health.

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and blood from all
the acrid, corrupt and offensive accumulations
which produce functional arrangement, and you
remove the cause OF most diseases which affiict
the human family, and thus save large doctors
bills. The most effectual and reliable remedy for
this purpose is found IN Dr.. PIerce's Pleasant
PurRative Pellets. No cheap wood or paper
boxes, but kept fresh and reliable In walls.
High livers, those INDUCING In ease and pleas
ure and those Of sedentary habits, can prevent
boils carbuncles, govt, red skin, eruptions, PIN
pies, constipation, piles, drowsness, billiousness,
and other conditions induced by such habits, by
taking from four 10 SIX Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets once q week, or, better still,
one or two cash night. They are sold BY dealers
I'm medicines.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Promotions and Appointments on the Force.
The Board of Metropolitan Police Commission
ers, at their meeting yesterday, among other
business transacted the following:
Richard Henson and Joseph Hutchinson were
appointed additional privates for six months.
Sergeant Charles K. Vernon was promoted to
lieutenant, vice John T. Essex, deceased, and
Acting Sergeant Timothy BrOsnan was promoted
to sergeant.
Henry u. Jones was appointed private on the
force, to fill the vacancy 0ccasioned by Brosnan's
promotion.
The following applications for liquor licenses
were approved Matthew DeAtley, Jno. ].
Keefer, Hudson Desmond, Honorah Callahan,
John Martin, VIM. b. Mcclure, Ohas. Marggrat,
and Bertram Leins. The following were dissp-
proved John Southey, John NJ. Mueller, Richard
.Curtain, Edward p. W alsh, Timothy Cannon and
Rnhert RillOW
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Auction Sales To-day.

By b. H. Warner:
At o'clock q small truck farm within two
miles Of the navy yard bridge, in the county Of
Washington, d. 9.
At O'Clock, valuable real estate on the corner
Of Fifteenth and L streets northwest.
By Thos. E. Waggaman:
At O'Clock, valuable unimproved property on
Judiciary square northwest, corner q and Fourth
streets.
BY Latimer & Cleary:
At 10 o'clock, at No. IA Defrees street, between
First and North Capitol street, lot Of household
furniture.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.


Pawnbroker's sale Monday.
De Murska farewell concert.
Geo. NJ. Oyster, dealer in butter.
n. NJ. Rohrer has money to loan.
Extra Star course at Lincoln hall.
A Well-fuTnished new house for rent.
Room wanted, with or without board.
First sociable Y. NJ. @. A. this evening.
Temperance mass meeting this evening.
Mr.. Charles Pope at FOrds opera-house.
See the advertisement Of ]. @. Lay & Co.
See the advertisement Of Geo. NJ. Oyster.
Baker and Farron at the National theatre.
See the price list Of G. G. Cornwell Sons.
One good eight-horse power engine for sale
A irst-clsss three-story brick house for rent.
White-oak Of good quality at Thos. W. Smiths.
Duncanson Bros. Will sell watches, diamonds,
sc.
TN. Naudain is closing out his stock Of dry
goods.
Latimer & Cleary will sell on Saturday, Janu-
airy 30, cutlery, sc.
BIZ. Warner will sell on Thursday, February
L. q desirable farm.
Young Middleton will sell on Thursday, Feb
ruary Is, valuable improved real estate.
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EXCELSIOR,
New York Association Sociable.

NtW IUIh hbsOUlHLlOu pOCIaDIe,
The sociable given by the New York Republi-
can Association, at the Masonic Temple last
evening, was very enjoyable affair. The attend
ance was as great as could have been desired in
fact, less numbers would have proved more con-
ducVe to the comfort Of the lovers of Terpschore,
and given room to the dancers which was eX-
eeedfngly small, owing to there being as many
to witness the dancing as there were anxious to
participate. President Grant visited the hall
during the early part Of the evening, and seemed
interested in the entertainment. HOn.A. M. Clspp
delivered an address Of welcome, and was fol-
lowed by Hon. Lyman Tremain in q few remarks,
more particularly interesting to those hailing
from the Excelsior state" The committee were
unit in striving to please their guests, and sue
ceeded admirably.
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E0RIY.THIRD CONGRESS.
tcontiauss from FirH PGQs.l

If there was place In these United States secure
from visitation in case OF disorder, 1t was not on
the map.
He continued further in comment on the pro-
ceedings on the 4th Of January. Not one Of the
laWless acts Of lWiltZ but in which these fVe in
truders participated. He dWelt at length on the
circumstances to show that
MOST SERIOUS BREACH OF THE PEACE
had been committed; that further and more ex-
treme violence was Imminent; than an outbreak
more violent than that Of the l4th Of September
might be apprehended. He cited the decisions in
various cases to show what constituted riot or a
riotous assemblage. Assuming q breach Of the
peace occurred in the Legislature Of Louisiana,
1t was the duty Of any magistrate to take pro-
ceedings at once not only to quen the disturbance
but to apprehend the disturbers.
Without concluding, Mr.. OONRLING gave
way, and the Senate at $40 p. N. adjourned.
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Charles H. Moulton, FIRE insurance agent, No.
62s street northwest, represents the following
companies: Orient Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Connecticut, whose cash assets amount TO
100000. OsWego and Onondaga, Of Phoenix, New
YoTk-cash assets, S35e, 900. Mr.. MOulton is well
known in the District, aHd considered one OF the
most reliable insurance agents Washington pro-
vides. He is gentlemanly and always willing to
ohifRe
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The Cushman Readi ngs =.

The testimonial entertainment at which Miss
Charlotte Cushman gives one Of her best read
ings, promises to bring together most brilliant
audience at the Congregational church Friday
evening. 1t will be the attractive entertainment
of the season, and q rich treat. Seats are being
rapidly taken, the floor OF the house being quite
full but the best seats are In the galleries, so the
hdbifues of this excellent auditorium say. The
diagram is at Warren Choate & Co.'s bookstore.
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TAKE CARE or YonR KALuARLRS.

Call and examine the fire and burglar.prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
New York sVenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels sllvervare or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 10 sise. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TGke vGTBiag JroRths Chicago and Bottom frss
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Drivers Snuggery.

mr.. Geo. w. Driver is daily making his res
tsurant, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Four-and-a.hslf street, more attractive to his
many customers. HIS superior oysters, done up
in the best style by Mr.. Gus. Frldley, bring to
this house a class OF people who 90 away salts.
fed that at Drivers Snuggery all the heart de-
Eires may be obtained.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Will Carleton,

The remarkably favorable impression made by
VIII Carleton in his lecture at LincolA hall
Wednesday evening has called out the following
invitation and reply:
WASHINGTON, d. c., January IS, 1875.
DEAR SIR: As the stormy and unpleasant night
prevented large number from being present at
your lecture last evening, who have learned of its
merits and desire very much to hear II, we believe
that We express general wish Of the public in
requesting that you repeat the lecture while you
remain in the city. Respectfully,
Hon. George willard, Hon. Henry Waldron,
Hon. @. r. Thomas, Hon. W. b. Williams, Hon.
John T. Averill, Hon. N. b. Bradley, Hon. VIM.
Loughride, Hon. J. o. Burns. Hon. Jas. L. Mar
tin, Hon. James G. Blaine, Hon. q. N. Lamison,
Hon. D. u. Conger, Hon. John Berry, Hon. Jos.
A Hubbell, Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, Hon. Henry L.
Pierce, Hon. ]. NJ. Hagans, Hon. W. Williams,
Hon. H. S. Bundy, Hon. W.. p. Sprsgue.
To wal Cdrlet0n, Eb6itt House.
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A Full,

fresh stock of the best makes and styles OF boots
and shoes can always be found at the Old-estab.
lished shoe store Of 7. s. Gartrell, 900 Seventh
street, corner of l.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
DISTRICT MATTERS IN CONGRESS.

TRIAL OF THE PAYROLL FORGERS
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aARoN Won sCHwARZ sANBoRN

STATES, Rights in Scholastic General
System Advisable - Industrial
Drawing - General Discus
sion - Reception to the
Convention by EX-
Gov. Shepherd.
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EBBITT HOUSE, Wasinl

EBBITT HOUSE, Washington. Jan. 20. 1875.
GENTLEMEN: II will afford pleasur me to COM
ply with your request at Lincoln hall on Satur-
day evening, January 80. WILL CARLETON.
Hons. James q. Blaine, Willard, Sprdgue and
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A VISIT TO SECRETARY DELANO.
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THE ORIGIN OF THE ALPHABET.
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saiEGTON THEATRE COMT0UE.

MONDAY, January - every night and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinees. Engagement Of ING
Young American actor, MT. W. ID. LANGDONs
whe viii appear In the thrilling sensational drama
NJ Caiffornia Iife in the mines, in prologue ana
four acts entitled WRESTLING JOE. First appear
ance in Washington Of the following specially ar
tisfs the very best in the profession: MONS LA
IATORTE, Magician; THATCHER and MAGhs
SonR-apd-Dance Artists; Prof. BUSHW ELLs
Sisrf Wire Performer: JOHN FORBES, Banjo
Specialties, Also, return Of Washington,s favor
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GROCERIES,

GROCERIES.
ELPHONzO YOUNGS & co.
MAKE THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PRICES
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS ONLY:
CANDY, Zone Ton In stOckJ
CMGde by slauson Co., New York;
CHOICE CREAM MIXTUREs.....Four lbs. for q
BROKEN CANDY, CFresh) ..........sIx lbs. for 81
BANANAS, FIGS AND ORANGES
NUTS
MIXED, CIncluding Soft Shell AImonds,)
Six lbs. for 81.
TEN BARRELS GENUINE NEW YORK STATE
HICKORY NUTS.
RAISINS=
DEHEsEAs, LONDON LAYERS, vALENClAs,
MATS AND sULTANAs.
Fancy Brands..................... 20
Good Raisins, Is cents, or lbs. for. loo
UAGNOL4NA VOCAAAAN OO4 Lin
ONE TON CHOICE, IN HALF FIRKINs, RE-
CEIVED DECEMBER II, 1874.
LEMONS, CTTR0N AND FRENCH PRUNES.
NEW ZANTEE CURRANT, 10 cents, or
IL lbs. for 81:
Stabler's Bartlett Pears, Sweet Corn,
Green Peas and Apple
Sauce, tCannedJ
EDAM CHEESE.
Best g. Gods at sI.25.
PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
Best Goods at sI.75.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.,
GRCCERS,
CMAsONIC TEMPLE,)
Ninth street, opposite U. s. Patent once.
dels
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND DAY.
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OrE.-The Band are now making a tour Of the
principal Eastern and Western cities, on their way
to Louisville, KY, to fill an engagement in the
latter city the 9TH Of February, In aid OF the
Erea library of Kentucky, jan2b-u
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Miss EMMA Q. THURSBY.

This organization has won distinction for per-
fOrmance-unanimously accorded by both Press
and Public-never attainedby any military organi-
ZatiOn on the American continent.
The programme will contain the choicest gems in
the Repertoire Of the Band, including the over
lures to Oberon, the fIyorite overture to WILL
LIAM TELL, grand selections from LOhengrin,
Tristan and Isolde, LIE Prophetic, and other emf
nent works.
Mr. GILMORE takes pleasure in stating that he
has secured the score of the ''Willam Tell''
ture As performed by the French Band at the last
Boston Jubilee. the introduction being played by -
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Quartette of saxophOnes.

NoTIcE.-The sale of tickets will commence on
MONDAY NEXT, February 1, at Metzerott s
Co.'S, s25 Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission, q; Reserved Seats, so cents extra.
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Braun's Autotypes.

tures Is now rea az for exhibition and sale, and We
invite the inspect on and investment Of all persons
Interested IN art. These reproductions OF me
works OF art or the great masters supply. As no
other COPIES can, want long felt. The exhibition
will continue a few days only.
WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S
BOOKSTORE
Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
ianI6 Tenth street.
OLD Mol ON EXHIBITION NEW No.
5TH ST. AT )'EA 90
MARRRTTER'S, 4,
No. 40 Seventh street, between n and Streets
eight doors above Odd Fellows, halh
Choice on Paintings. EngrAVtngSs ChIoIliy,st sc
Also, largest stock OF Paperhangings, w h1lN
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture S0fus anu -
sels, Pings, Nails, &c, In the DisHlcLs
Please remember name and number. je2s-ly'
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POUND AT EAST !

A remedy that not only relieves but cures Con-
sumption, as well as coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sore throat, influenza, sc. The remedy to which
we allude is DR.. Visitors BGlSGm of Wild
Cherry, prepared by Seth W. FOWle & Sons, Bos-
ton; 80 cts. and 81 a bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper.
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T INCOLN HALL--DE mURSKA'
DE MURsKA FAREWELL CONCERT.

e. THURSDAY EVENING. February +
Mr.. d. DE Vivo has the honor to announce that
the famous Hungari an Nightingale,
MILE. LIMA DE AIURSKA,
and the reigning Queen of the COncert-roOm, en-
route to Richmond and the South, Will give her
asst CONCERT,
assisted by her grand Concert Combination:
Mime CARRESO LAURET, the charming pianist;
sig. FERRANTI, the famous popular buhO; Mons.
LAURET, the brilliant yloinist; Sig. BRAGAS, the
king yiolincellist, and Mr.. CHAS. Z. PRATT, the
able accOmpanist.
Admission, 81; Reserved Seats so cents and 81 ex-
ira for sale on anu after Tuesday at MetZerOtt Il
Co.'S ian2g
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would be held at Santiago, and 1t was des' red
that the educational interest Of America De epre-
scented.
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CAuTIoN-Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution Of the protoxide Of ron) are
cautioned against being deceived by any Of the
preparations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and
Iron, which may be offered them. Examine the
bottle before purchasing, and be sure and get the
peruvian Syrup" mot Peruvian Bark.)
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CANDY, Zone Ton In Stock.)
CMAde by slauson q Co., New York;
CHOICE CREAM MIXTURES. -Four lbs. for q
CANDY, CFresh). .........sIx lbs. for q
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10
A Danger to the Country.

The danger to the country from the contin-
nation of an irredeemable currency is con-
slant The party in power has made but
feeble and spasmodic efforts to counteract il.
Too timid to meet it squarely and take the
risk OF internal divisions on account of it, the
party has paltered and trifed with it; has left
the whole subject to be the football of dema-
gogues and the prey Of political pettifoggers
and financial quacks, until the Astounding lie
OF the Government has infected trade and
commerce with an atmosphere of incredulity
and distrust, and all our enterprise lies pros
trate under the withdrawal of confidence.
There has been danger that political quack-
cry would be allowed to take its course. and
this irredeemable currency be expanded to
'.move the crops" or do some other absurd
thing, until recovery would be impossible
and financial ruin and reputation the end of
all. That danger will not cease to be present
while the Logans and Carpenters and Mortons
are in the seats Of law-givers, or until through
the hard pinch Of business prostration and
the necessities of practical economy and re-
trenchment, we settle down upon the hard
pan Of specie, and pay our debts in some
thing besides protested paper.-Ne,o Torh:
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