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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-21
DEMOCRATIC MONEY.

Times may change, but principles never.
The test of principles, whether they be
true or false, rests with time. Great emer-
gencies may, for time, render wise de-
parture from true principles, but only the
supremest folly can make such a departure
permanent. The true and only principle
OF finance has for its basis hard money.
The application of the principle may vary,
it may be wrongly applied, but all history
and experience shows that gold and silver
is the only real money. If we use paper
money,it is only for expediency's sake and,
when the finances are in a sound condition,
as the representative and equal of specie.
When the volume of currency becomes SO
great that it ceases to be the representative
of specie, when it is not redeemable or ex.
changable for gold and silver on demand
and at par, then it ceases to be money it
tluctuates in value, and, with its fiuctua-
tons, it increases or depresses other val
ues it alternately fosters and iscourages
speculation ; and in the end-for there
must be an end-comes commercial dis
tress, bankruptcy and ruin. These are but
,ruisms. The whole history of finance and
business proves it, And, in this year of
grace 1875, We are but living over the his
tory and experience of the past.
In comparison with the financial ques-
ton, all other of the political issues of the
day sink into insignifcance. The true
theory of the government was, undoubt-
eddy, correctly expressed by Benton and
his compeers in their warfare against the
old United States bank. They believed,
and the wing statesmen of the day did not
say them nay, that the government was
"hard money government" and that the
only money, recognized by the constltu-
ton as currency, was gold and silver.
Their objection to the constitutopality of
the bank was because it, in effect, made
their bills legal tender, in that the receiv-
ing of them by the United States sin all
payments was compulsory. Webster and
Clay, also, held to the doctrine that money
was specie and could be nothing else-but
we have now to do only with the democ-
racy. There were giants in those days,
and, whatever their shortcomings in other
matters, they believed and taught the true
doctrine of finance. But with the race of
pigmies now controlling that party, all the
glory of the former house has departed.
Their change OF base is announced by the
Ohio democracy, and this announcement
makes fair and square issue for the peo-
pie to decide.
At their state convention, held Thursday,
the democrats of Ohio resolved "That the
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Secretary Bristow is as successful in the
management of the treasury department, as
whole, as he is in his war against dis
honest subordinates ard the whisky ring.
In his estimates for The current year, end
ing June 30, he place the receipts at two
hundred and eightylour millions of dollars,
and the close of the year will find that
amount exceeded by some five million dol
lars, while there will be balance of fifty
millions of dollars in he treasury, over and
above interest on the public debt, sinking
fund ami all ether demands. This does
not look much like bankruptcy-and the
day of bankruptcy will have to be still fur
Their postponed ina1nach as he has accumu-
lated this balance after reducing the public
debt some thirteen millions of dollars du-
ring the year, and without receiving any,
thing under the additional revenue law.
We must defer national bankruptcy until
the "contrivance" of the Ohio democracy
becomes the settled policy of the govern
ment, and then it will come speedily
enough
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In declining the invitation of the New
York bar to n public dinner, Attorney
General Pierrepont thus speaks of the
effects of initiation and an irredeemable
currency: by law quite resistless,
prostration of healthy business has fol-
Flowed the decisions of intoxicated enter
"prise, and yet our people do not accept
"the inevitable, but still insist that, by
some contrivance, they can grow rich
" without economy, and continue extrava-
"gant without ruin" The democracy of
Ohio ask the country to continue the use
of contrivanccs," and TO still follow "thc
decisions of intoxicated enterprise"-but
will the people respond to this request
The line is distinctly drawn, and the pco-
pie must range themselves on the Que SIDE
or the other. Which side shall it be--that
of srecie o. " contrivances"?
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EOrty-Three Years Old.

81 Friend, Stop that Cough! Do not
neglect a common Cold even for day.
it may end in Consumption and death
Rev. N. Ii. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old ana young, and it will
cure you il taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been befoc the
American people torty-thrYe gears, and has
never failed TO give relief to all who have
used It.
N. II. Downs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 2 1875

trenches, and 1t is said that by next week
Minnesota will be rid of grasshoppers. 1t
is proposed that inasmuch as the exter-
mination of the insect interests the whole
state and not only the localities where they
make their first appearance, the state shall
assume the cost of their destruction, and
this seems but lust.
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HOPE FOR TINE pEspoNpENr

II you nave been coughing all winter and be-
gin 10 despair OF recovery, or II you have taken
recent cold, go at once TO the Drug Store of
a: W; Higgins or 10, G.. Lewis and get bottle OF
hound. Take II and be well. No other medI-
cine acts SO promptly and elrectually In coughs,
colds, ana al diseases OF the throat, lungs and
once thought they had that dread disease have
been restored 10 health. by the use of this
almost magic remedy. 1t is also the best known
specihc for Group, and never falls In Whooping
0ougn' lrial size ~ cents. 1anl9d&wiy
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The neo United States treasurer declined

The ne,o United States treasurer declined
a public dinner, rendered him by his fellow
citizens of indianapolis, for the reason that
he was entering upon new and untried
field, and had, as yet, done nothing to merit
the compliment. This exhibition of that
genuine modesty which always accompa-
MES merit, and which is as rare as it is
commendable, has found follower in At
torney-General Pierrepont, who, prefer
ring to wait for the approval of good men
until the end of his official course, declines
a similar compliment from the New York
bar He has but to perseverc to the end in
the way he has begun, and he will be sure
to meet and deserve that approval.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST hONkTAkf.
NEW YORK, June 10.
Governments duh and active and steady.
Money at 2N@3 per cent.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Gold now quoted at 117H.
Stocks are active.
The early dispatches from London on Satur-
day morning reported American bonds and
British oonsols firmer, and shade higher.
Fries were depressed with sales at 1l1S, on ru-
mors OF foreclosure and call upon the stock.
IN New York, Erles opened at 1917, but advanced
to IlX upon large purchases TO cover short con-
tracts. Other stocks opened strong and ad-
vanced.i Lake Shore opened at 59k, and ad-
vanced to 6o}S. Towards noon stocks were
strong, but dull. Stocks were dun and lower
again later In the afternoon.
Gold opened at 1l7jS. Specie export on Sat
urday, s2,sO00CO. Latest kilograms from Lon
don say the uneasiness is disappearing In Lon
don trade circles. Gold was last quoted at
ny.
The following is the city bank statement for
the week, and reflects continued accumula-
ton Of funds here. Reserves are increased
s2,G07.o0O, and the banks now hold in ex-
cess of legal requirement, s22,OOo,OOo
Loans, decrease, 5000 800; specie, decrease,
Sotoi ivV itEdi SE,Oi uS-
poslts, decrease, $780, 400 circulation, decrease,
s520,GOO reserve, increase, s697, 9OO
There were no more large failures reported
from England Saturday, but there is no doubt
the series of failures which started a fortnight
ago In the Welsh iron trade is likely to become
general throughout the trade OF Great Britain.
The suspensions already reported amount to
abouti2OO oc,0Oo.
Sterling exchange continued strong at 1850
49l. Failures abroad strengthen exchange by
causing an increased demand for remlttances.
The exports OF specie are also large from the
same reason. Brown Brothers & Co., do not
think the English failures Will cause failures
here.
The latest London dispatches quote United
States Cos and 6Is stronger and still higher.
Money stlfer and street rates are up to the
bank rates. Erie preferred dropped two per
cent. In London this afternoon.
Notice is given to-day that the Union Pacific
railroad company, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF indenture, will redeem by lot one per
cent. OF outstanding sinking fund mortgage
bonds July 18th, to be redeemed on September
18th.
I'M ron
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

ARRL1CASION WOR r.
"A Hstics No. 7s:.-U. $. Survey Ne. s.
u q. Land Once Carson City. Nevada. I stobss
10Th, 1sTS.- Notice 10 hereby given that tie
ArpHss GsID AND s-LvER MIMIC COMPANY,
corporation existing under ana BY virtue OF the
laws Of the state Of Nevada. and whose pese
sfacs address and principal placs Of bssinsas is
Csrsca City, Nevada. has this day ~ r. =
K8LLY fts duly Authorized and appointed aeeHs
made application for T. 5. fatsnt - sAe
thousand Il OsAj linear feet II . certain VEN -
lode Of quarts or other rock in place eesrinG
geld and silver and other precious metals and
Known ~ and called tho ATHENS LOBE ASD
CLAM, situate. lying and being IT the Eagle ana
W. zoe valis, Mining District, Urmsby County
and stats OF Nevada. together with all dips.
spup angles snd vsriatirns, with surface
ground six hunGred feet in width for the con
venisnt working thereof snd known ana dsslE-
mated OF the field notes and ohciai plas on ME
in nv once - [. $. Survey or Lot No - IN
sections Nos u and IS Township No. Is north
in Range No. - east Mount riablo Ease and
Meridian, the exterior boundaries OF said Lss
no - being a. fellows, to-wit: Beginning ~
Post market Athens Co, L S. Survey Ne. u
Post No. l. locat d on north ess .rly slope aoouf
one mile north easterly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears tbs Carson int south
8. degree. IS minutes EAST Winnie Rsnch Aouss
north O. degrees 10 minutes EAST and running
from said pest No. !; first course seam -
degrees IS Iuinutcs west At SEQ feet the s"utA
west corner 7 st No l If the Mint Mimi Cos
u. 5. Survey Ne. 81 600 fee. to post 40 Z;
thence second course Soutii ACeStccs D. IRiiiu'es
east eco feet 10 pos. No. ); thence third courss
north Sc degrees IS minutes east at SsS leet 10
south centre stake, whence bears the quarter
section corner on the east ltu. OF See ION l'
Township Is nor h in Range ~ east honn'
Diab5o Meridian south degrees 81 minutes
E st 955 feet 6Jr feet TO POST No. 4; thence
fourth course north deg ees 80 nlinutss west
l Ot-p feet to post No. the point Of bPginnIns,
containin, IL 7T-IGrth acres. Bearings eI-
press d from true meridian. Magnetic variA-
ton Is !. degrees EST. Survey inside To accore
with ths record of location The labor ana I'M
pro,ement. s.st OF An ino'ins and cuts This
claim IL bounded on the roTth by the Mint Coz
claim L. 6. Survey No. 81. snd on the south.
cs.t and west by 10 known claimants. Inc
location q. this claim il of record 'nd nay be
found in Book page ~ 81 the Mining Records
Of Is.lc and W.shue Valley Mining District
lent il, the ofiiC- Of tn Mining Recorder ~
Carson City. S.va's. Anv and all persons
els ming aiv.rs-ly any portion q said Athens
Gold and Sihsr Mining coInpanyr clsin ].
ground IS hrreinhl fore lie cilted. are 'equircd
10 file their adverse claim with the ReEis'ts OF
the L. : Land flee. at Carson City. Nevada
during the sixtr days pei o. publication
he-.,.f or hey will he barred by virtue o. the
provisions Of the statutes.
oct2u-65t A. uAilH' iesibs@'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
TO THE UNFORTUNATE

-. NGw REkrDlER
~ NEW REsHDINs
~ d.. e,.ron'. D,.r.SsArr
y9S22b s3s Ksarny street.
So Frsstfscs. DstablishsS IL 1884. fer the
- GsBsrrhes. elect. Structure. Syphilis in
its fsras. Sssainsl Weakness. INpstsrey, e:e.
stis diseases Of years standing and liberated
Laes sacrsssfvll@ trestsd.
S~~iAaI Wsa
s..t.al H~issiosa the consequence 81 silt.
sta.s: iis solitsry vice. or dsprssed sexual
Indulgence il vracticsd BY the youth q bath
ssx.s to - alrsost s.liRiteA extent. rr"dHcins
with sne'rise csrtsinty the f. Ilovinr train 81
Morbid s-Hy {, 'nis. anlssa csnbsted ty sciehti-
- medical measures. viz: sallew c"ustHn
aacs dark spsfs under tn eyes. pain IN he
head rsgias in tho ~.rs. noiae like the rus dig
Of leaves and rafting Of rhsriots. unessirssg
shout the lsins weskpess Of the linh>. ccrFa-
ed vslrA. hllnted intellect. los ef g. nf"'hos,
iifid-ncs in approaching etr'r.err. disllk' to
ferIp now acauaintSrcrs. Opposition I" 81 n
ss.i.tv los. of memory. it.ijt fnshes. pi'nr les
spd ysr,rss .rpptit, xh.st II, faces. fnrred
to-. en~. f-tid breath. coughs. r"' srn'ptt n,
night sve..s r-ncmsnis freGu,nti' satr'y.
If lief bs not ohtair ed. should 7p'', IN ine-
aisteiy either N persor or ty l. ter snd hsv' q
cure fl, cited ny his new spd scientific mcds II
treating thi. dis~a,- which never fails ri H.
festing . euick a'd radical cure.
C(RIp At HOME.
Persons ut distance msy be ttFFl' I
HONE by ADDRESSING lctterro DIR G'fPtS,
Stating case symptoms. '"nriE Of tire -" 49,
ssss has continued snd have u ecir'. I'm l.
IL forwarded TREE f., NJ Gnr 'ee ana "'rl"' y,
to sny par Vt tie country. vi h full ard n 4
directions. Bv inser ing Ten Dollars CON. in
registered letter. through the I,stor""" ~
through Wells. Fsrco Co: rack.e- Of NIL
cine will be FORWARDED, I" anv 3art Of tie r'' Ii.
Correspondent. will rl.ss' inform hr. oil hon
tk,. hey read his advtrtisenentsir the tvFvAL
Address. DIR. y =. GBB'ff<
.C:IaIv ror 1851. san Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
'Also, Ager's for Cr. LIE R'chau's
G.laeR Fills
Obstacle 5 20 Marriage.

Rappy Eeli- Gt~r'fruns Men from the
eject, ri flruI, a. u Al u.,s IA early life. Man.
hood IesiuT,d imp, DIM, MIS- to Marriage ~
moved N,wnietini q. treatment. New and
re,,,rl abie r, IL. d,r Book ana circulars sent
nee Ill p. al.d -r.v. lopts. ADDRESS. HOWARD
4ls n. Ninth st Philadelphia,
Pa-.u II.sII+ntion having bign reputation
fv: honorable csudurt .rd professional skill.
p3-3iu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
YOUNG MEN

who "a, 70 sxssrrs frnw the II g 4
yostkial iulli or ipdi-Cr ii will q" " ~
Z avail -, Isselvta # to sr lfrst T. :
4 vrr laIn at the altsr Cf - 4 rig IN Al It
,.R. Sps\NtS viii lHsranter to f"Iiei13
] $50 FIR .v-ry CsS. Of cniusl .rai ~ -.
rpriv.ts Gi-t Hsc = any Kind tr ChGrKci n
Which ne uIsu-r:slc> AID fails to cure. Il
- Md. there Crs IAy 30 ~. iuiurt II r.tr si.i
,rrr hu my read this L6ticT. ttIf YEA sTt
l,rc ding uros dangerous grand WI u
Hon. r DELAY IL seeking the proper rrn'fd. .
Your en- lsiut. Iuu ~, ~ IN tho fist
k-r1g.; rrntI aI-r you are sprgoschi the i
iskt. IfsURs- b'rd' ring n N The IL / snh
are luff-rir. I'm. or ail a. i'll N cts i
IN. rnh-r thst il you persist in r-cTA-ti' s'""
1.-THE time must cone Phrs t.. r1"st shiIIiHI
4 hyeicisp eau r, Bd'r 20 ass!st-' &c: t'-u
En- door Cf hoi,@ viii he Cl.-rG s.2i i yna
swh-H 40 angel II pl-rt { Ill tTirs y relief
In lie Cas. kss the oc."r failed If sacr -
/ Then let ret ct>I sir ~Ik uron your in
6sslua'ian but Avail yourself he ttr' heal
y-tssirso q HI treatment b"f' re .Hs- case
Ii -v,ud no r-sCs o: Esf'!i Al skill. 81 tcfor'
4 .iut q az kErrI-s yes Is PREV stnrs FrsNs
4Fult cpsr,e 81 trr ain rnt srx. BY cIrr - III
! tall Description Of cass ssiyen.
! cali. ~ All re- F. o -. ~ MY 4 20 l
I N. II K-srn, STREET. san francisco, or so
! cath str..t. Virginia city, AZ.
s-pl2-!s
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ONE THOUSAND Dollars 2tNAH1
N@OR AN gRAELR CASH.
Dir. 1s R;Chau'S

GOLDE Sal A II
After ten year. Of trial this cGast has Pr we'd
Itself the only curative in certain Class OF
di.-ss-s pronounced b. medical prsctlti, Esrs AZ
incurahie-
IN. I.~ Richas's Gois-u E@isaa No l
Care. Chancr-s FIRST and second stages: Scres
On III, L. gs Body Ssrr Ears. Eyes, Nose etc,
.cpr.rco! red slutch-s. s.pbilitie Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp and all the primary forms OF
the disease known - syphilis. Price, - Per
bottle or two fo- ~,
~. L. kichau's Csldsr Ial.a n No Z
Csrer T. rtiary. Etrcurial syphilitie Eheuma
tisr, Rains in the IONS I, CE OF the NccA,
liberated sore throat, ~ hilitie hash. III. rS
and Contra TED Cor ,. -tifuess OF hs Limbs,
air; ersa.cat-. Ill diseases from tho sy-ttIl,
whether o.as-d ny indi.rstion or abuse o.
ne .urv-iesvire the blood pure AID healthy.
Price, s. per bottle, - two Tor -.
DIR. Ls Rie. 49,. Golden Spanish
Astiaots.
Fer tn. curs OF Gonorrhes. elect, Irritation
Gravel, and sil Urinary or Genitz! dlsAETaDgs-
ments Prics. s. b" Ter bottle.
DE-. lie H;csn"'. idsn spanish
injecuo".
wash ard Injection f,r .ev,ra C.@cE Of GoH
otrh-.. Ia nIniaro'y tl.ei. sIric' Crrs. rhd ell
die. KS 81 IN. Aidn-J. AMI -ddsr. Price,
81 Sn per , TIE.
Also, Agents f'r rr. LIE R'ehau's
6,.l0eR fBiIs
For Seminal Weakness. Night FmiSslons. I'm
. {, ucy and all diseases s Ing rom 81 .star
baton and tX,e.sIrs sSusrs. trlcs ~ per
boitie TIE .euu!n- q. LOAN Ls.M is put ur
only in roGLd tutt rs. receipt of pr .ce,
thee met. C IL ,rlli 10 ssut 10 Ill par : OF the
country hy e. p-rss rrzll securely psckt 1,
ard free. from y. 4tiCH sole AGE Is. c r.
KICuARD> q CO., 1hoiss,ie shG retail drag
yisty sId chemists, southwest corner OF Clay
and S-asom -i-e.t5. 81, trssciscs. Csiiforn .
auSiriy
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NOTICE 70 l!EKHntDEas.

Srp-rCa Il HsSRBY GIVEN TO ALL
psrssas holding lisss upon Iloi six ~ in
tless Ne siss.een tlsi o: Proctor nd Greens
psv.dA, to present The same. With proof OF
,hssr v,liAity. in the Second Judicial District
sSurs 81 ornsby County Aforesaid. .. 10 . 'ciock
y On tbs s,l day Of November. A. D $50.
= epsn Ccurs - the Roo0 .: said Court,
esan:y D.iiAssg. Csrsoa City. Hsvsds.
4. ". PAAY. L.enho,dsr.
vuss. .. WwAA, Asss..sy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
Lyon county Items.
IYrsn the silver CITY rimss. April is,h.l

lYrsn the Silver CT, Times. April lsth.l
Tho youth Of Dayton had . spelling
school on Friday evening. In which
Miss Alice Hunt carried Oh the first hon.
ors, and Master Alfred Harris the sec
ond.
The fencing mania in tho eastern part
Of DAYTON has somewhat subsidized. IL
10 variously estimated that from fifteen
70 twenty miles OF fence has boon put
up dr-ing the past two week.
A. d. Jackson. Assistant Superintsnd-
enc Of tho Sutro Tunnel. Ia said TO have
issued an order on Friday evening for
bidding any employees Of the company
from drinking or playing cards in any
OF the Sutro saloons. on pain Of being
discharged from service.
Tho arrangements made by tho Silver
City Lodge No. 2. I. D. D. f.. for tho
celebration OF their anniversary at Ar
uory Hall, on the Goth. arc complete,
AMI the party bids fair 10 Be n OF the
largest and most successful yet held in
the city.
DIR. Bunchsr superintendent OF tho
Rock Point mill. and Charley Grubsr OF
the Union Hotel al Dayton. returned
day before yesterday from q three days
hunt on the Big Bend. They each
brought in enough game to retain their
reputation Of ''crack shots." Whom an
old mallard sees Doc. pointing . double
barrel nj him. he just quietly swims
ashore and gives himself up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
"ElaIas" Criticised.

Tho editor OF the Grass Valley Union
being an old sea dog. an old "tarry-
toplight." takes upon himself to crit
iciss Rosenthal's famous picture.
" Elaine" rs follows:
In our early youth we have floated
down tho Mississippi River on q fiat
boat. That part of n early education
enables US to criticise tho position OF
the drapery in Toby Rosenthal's great
painting. Tho photograph before US
says:
"Tne dead steercd BY the dumb
Went upward with ths food"
That means, we take 1t. that tho boat
Just fioated along on the tide, propelled
only by the moving waters. Tho old
dumb man. who stands In tho stern Of
the boat In not sculling; no is simply
keeping the nose Of tho boat pointed
in o certain direction, and 10 letting the
motion Of tho water boar hor on; he Is
Steering and not ~propouinq tho boat.
Then there Is dnpery hanging over the
side OF the boat and into the water.
That drapery il drawn toward the stern
Of tho boat, rs II tho boat had more
motion than docs tho water on which
sho is simply floating. That Il where
u fatboat experience comes In. We
used to notice that when q boatmsn tied
his dirty shirt to q line. while floating
down the Mississippi River. and threw
Il overheard that II might receive tho
necessary cleansing In some degree, the
shirt would float along with the boat, or
perhaps o little ahead Of tho boat, but
mover toward tho stern Of tho boat. OF
course II the boa. has more than a
motion. Whatever drags In tho
wster COOS toward the stern OF tho craft.
Take a block OF wood and throw a piece
Of cloth over Il and turn the block loose
In q stream Of water. Let the ends Of
tho cloth dip into the water. Tho cloth
will float ahead q little more rapidly
than docs tho wood. That whats tho
with Toby's picture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
Rseohsr O The New Cardinal.

In reply to a question by a New York
Heraid reporter as to his opinion ~heth-
or the appointment Of tho Pope Of an
American Cardinal meant Papal aggrss-
sion in America. Mr.. Beecher said:
by no Ny theory 10 that sv-
cry religion In this land should have a
fair and equal chance. AL being on the
one footing. I say let the best one win.
II the Catholic religion goes to the wall
In tho struggle. It's inherent weakness
will DO shown. Living in the bright
light Of the nineteenth century. that ro-
ligion alone can succeed that has bread
Instead Of stone to offer its followers.
I have always maintained that this soil
was 10 be the race ground Of tho earth'a
religions and the ssene 10 witness the
triumph OF tho truo one. Liberty Of
Thought and expression IL ~ unfetteroj
a. the winds. Give all then the same
chance 10 prove themselves. and nm en-.
iightencd people will finally discover
where tho pure and sincere teaching
lies. Papal aggression Is . mere bug
bear. II IL s tho aggression Of thought
and argument, every disintsrested man
will welcome II. Aggression in the
sense OF aiming 10 subvcrt tho country's
religious and political liberties. is alb
surd, for IL implies that 1000. 900 Of
people must DO inferior 10 her. Away
with bigotry and intolerance. and leave
10 reason, controlled by faith. tho solu-