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Judge James Resigns.

ALBANY, Nov. l-Judee A. u. james Of
ogdeushurgh, has nled his resignation Judge ~ the
supreme Codrt Of the Fourth Judicial District of the
STATE, with thu Secretary OF State, 10 take effect m-
medaieY The judge assigns cause for his reslpna.
ton uu II ls evidently because hV IL candidate tor
tuugrtss ia the 81. Lawrence tountY strict uu m
krmhnc o TIC ct. HIS opponent N u Mngpue Jr q.
Hrrsr az Chairman ut the Dtmuc atr STATE Committee
The rrsifnltun via give GOV. Iuleu uAothtr IGWHal
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Sc Algeria Watson Lvcrnooi oct 81, Queenstown 90
e Msns, Chevaer, Rotterdam oct IA, Flushing IL.
O. yuli stream, CtOwcll. Wilmington. y G. Oct 20.
q Isaac Bel, Lawrence Richmond ana Norfolk.
- HStteras. swift. Richmond ana NorfOlk.
- Labrador, sanger, Iiavre Oct 21, Plymouth ~.
- san JacntO, Hazard, savannah Oct 2S.
b Albemarle. Gibbs Lewes, Del.
b EleanOra. johnson. Portland.
Is knickerbocker, simple, New Orleans Oct 20.
Sc CITY OF Vera Cruz, Deakcn. Havana Oct 20.
y TX Kate. murphy, An wcrp 40 days.
BARK lordenekjOld. Paulscn BOuiogne 40 DAYS.
Hark Milton kroeger. Antwerp a. DAYS
Bark Octavta, Jones. PernambucO 80 days.
Also the usual river sud cOa,twise vessels.
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M.IRINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE hLMAEAO-rHTs DAY.
sun rises 81 sun eete..... 4 81 Noon rises 08
utgu wATER-Tufs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov. Island. Ia Hell Gate 80
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FlTZuiRnOSs In the city Of New York. on the 3lst
day OF October 1870 hy thf Hon Ge re {. Barrett,
Justice ct he supreme Court, Agnes NJ. FitzyibuOns
from James H. " I. fltzglDDnns. Divorce limited.
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&uslntss Noiltts.


IT II Onctdcd thnI
BRANDRETHS PILLS
purify the blood. ana remove out OF the circulation
those humors which cause pain. 1ney safe for all
ages and conditions and have often restored health
when other means have proved unavang.
HECTOR HAYS, Of Muir, l0nia county. Michigan, In
letter dated october o, 1876. says BRANDRETH'S
PILLS cure all diseases In that region including fever
and ague.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

SUPREME COrHT CHANpERS m. l0l,
TO- lnd ~. ~ ~ l-i, 49, 'i' 2jo -a -ep' -el
MAnlNf Covrr- TrrN TERN Part Nus. 4i2l.
4.gi iD. ,. 4glJ. 51,7 .pit, oUdJ 5oii 6ll, Iial,
Jusl, bUSa cost $3.50, aOoj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Tho name Of b. 7, liahhitt Is synonymous with
honesty am success ad M products are hr very best
In tine market HIS BABY soap" ranks as the nuest
soap for toilet PURPOSES m the wor d. being enurrly
free from poisOnOu- clement, aud the Crautst l US
as also tac peasAntcst Tor the skln that used
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

SCHOOL SUITS. Large stock at greatly reduced
prices liroklw Brothers, Fourth avenue, opposite
Cooper lnsutute.-Adg
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Don't miss Moody's Chicago sermons in tho
HiHtN every morning.
They arc luyauaDc,-Adu
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Ohi My Head Ache-i

Then take dose Of Quirks Irish Tea, the
great bilious remedy. Price % cents packase.-1do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Sudden Changes OF she Weather often
Pu monary. BronchiNi and Asf1matic troubles.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs will allay irrita-
tion which Induces coughing, oftentiaes giving im.
mediate relief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

We are continually receiving letters stating how
Brandrcth's Pills have cured fcvcrs OF all nds tu
mors Brghrs disease, disease Of the liver and gall
ducts, expelng stones from thence. The fact Is that
Brandreth's Phls are every day demonstrating that
they cause the removal from the bowels aud blood
Of the particular Virus on which diseased action
trey depends anu no possible harm comes Of their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

with or without cures catarrh, asthma, and
cold IN head. Only 81 cents. Asa drugslst-AiV.
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CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR VI. n. OF 40
YEARS PRACTICE IN ONE PLACE.
thereby certify that have practised m ,dcine for
the last forty years and hat time been IN the
habit Of recommending DR.. Iran ireths Pills In pref
erence To other proprietary pills offered Tor sale
JOHN vEDDER, NJ. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Reduced prices In furniture and cnrpets
Cowncrthwaus, 100 aud to' Chitnam street pAy
M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Just what Won want Libby, Mcneil & Lihby's
Chicago Cooked Corned Beef. Geta pound IRON Your
grocer -Adr,
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A Card

TO CITIzENs AND STRANGERS
KNoX's FALL HAT READY
at 2Is Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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FNpericncc demop strnte- thnt Parker's GIN
GER TONIC Is matches remedy for Cougal, Colds.
ana Iuruat, and by reason OF Its fertizng nnu
ence upon the OloOd through the medium of improved
digestion, most seryceaOlc to the fccOie consuptye.
Asa your druggist for II. HiSCOX a CO. Pnarm tceu-
tea ana Manufacturing Chemists 1873 ham 81. \. Y
Sod Oy all druggists.
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Dyeing md (ienning.-New York Dvenc AMI
Printing T. tablishment, Staten Island. Ofices, Us
Duane 81, 752 Broadway. go 0th New YORK. 1853
lOo Pierrepont st. Brooklyn. Established 81 years
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Ponds Extract for Colds and Cntarrb IL IA
sure cure. L1p,rence has heraded IT'S virtues Try It,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

A bill to amend the act pro viding for
the payment of the Past Indebtedness of
BEAUFORT county, passed by the Assembly
last week, has been vetoed by the Gov
crn"r. In bis veto message the Governor
says: 5
"It is clear, first, that the object of the
j,int resolution and its amendment, was
10 provide for the payment Of the past
Indebtedness Of the county; and second,
that the past Indebtedness referred to by
the joint resolution Of Feb, 20, 1878.
n,ust have been the indebtedness arising
prior t, the beginning of the fiscal year
2s71-73, since az that time there could
have been no othe- past Indebtedness. =
Under this legislation am informed
tbat tax Of two mills has been levied
and collected for the fiscaf year 1873
"a and 1s74-75, and that each levy has
yeniized the sum Of about $4,000. The
i''me levy is now in process of collection
Tor The present fiscal year. All these
levies baye been made under the authori-
~ Of the original jolntrcsslatiop Of Feb
2e, 1873, which declared Y that the
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01
MENKE & MULLER

Merchant TailorS and ClOthiGrS,
Invite attention to their very large
and handsome stock of Clothing of their
own manufacture, cqnal to custom work,
and defy competition in price Ms we'll as
in fl.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

icat life and wishes to lay foundation
for the future; that he expects to be the
next State Superintendent OF public ms
tructions and will use the influence of his
office to force the books thus adopted in
the schools. His expulsion from the
School commission and the House of
Representatives Is light punishment for
his offensc. Such fertile brains ought
not to be let loose.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

A lady correspondent writes to know
what nation furnishes the best domcstics;
In reply to which we say that although
we are not very well posted in such
matters we feel that we can safely
pronounce in favor of our own country.
Newark, n. j., furnishes the best. They
are called the "Light-Ruunlng Domestic
and are to he found at any Office or agen-
cy of the Domestic" Sewing Machine
Company.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

Star Shirts from $50 to $3.
Merino Undervests aad Drawers from
SOC to $3.50.
Handkerchief, Half Hose, scarfs Ties,
Collars, &C., in great variety.
All goods marked in plain figures. No
deviation.
Making suits to order from $25 upwards.
No trouble in showing goods. Give US
a cali before purchasing elsewhere.
MENKE 6 MULLER,
228 King cor. Wentworth St.
CHARLESTON, S. c..
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01
CONGRESSMAN Do

Congressman Douglass, of Virginia,
chairman of House committee on the
Freedman's Savings Bank, wishes to
abolish the board of commissioners, send
the lawyers and clerks adrift, turn over
the duty of closing up the banks affairs
to the treasury, and rent the bank prem
ises-a total saving of from $4,000 to
$4,000 year. Congressman Ra1ney
and Mr., Leopold of the board are under
stood to concur. 1t Is hope6 i'll this way to
save from the wreck for the plundered
depositors so cents on the dollar, posi-
bly little more. No meaner or wick
eder robbery has been perp.trated In
our days and the escape of ali concerned
in it from justice would be a national
disgrace.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

SHERIFF's SALEs.-Thc sheriff will off
er for sale ON the first Tuesday in March
the following property.
I. 8. Bchn, vs. &. c. Dupont one house and lot
In Grahumvillc; the Davidson place, containing
lSo acres; ITO acres adjoining lands OF Dennis
Woods and Halford; and "Switzerland" contain.
ing HOO acres bounded by lands Of New, Reeves
and Adsl'me Fcrrebcc.
w c. Bee & Co vs. c. c. Dupont, Admir-. The
place know as Partridr Hill containing 600 nc
res adjoining lands Of A. Huguenin, p. H. Bchn
and ". j. Screven.
Freedmen's Saving Banks vs. ]. A. McCrca
The place on Port Royal Island known as Cedar
Grove containing $50 acres.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

We are glad to see the attention of the
up-country is being called to the advan
.ages offered in this section for market
gardening. A correspondent of the New
berry Progressioe Ago who has visited
Port Royal writes:
There can be no dispute that the
lower section of the,State, and particu.
larly that in the immediate vicinity of
Port Royal and upon the Islands lying
clustered around that splendid Bay, is
the most fertile and productive of any
part of our Southern country. Then the
facilities for cheap and easy living are
unsurpassed. The abundance of fish and
oysters make Of themselves an easy means
oflivelihood, at no expense but the cost
of hook and line.
The establishment of naval staticn at
Port Royal, its Communication with the
interior by a railroad to Augusta, which
is in operation, and with direct steam
communication with New York by a line
of weekly steamers, will cause an impulse
to be given to the pursuit of truck farm
ing unsurpassed by any other locality on
the Southern coast. Let few young
men form company and start truck
farming enterprise in the vicinity of
Port Royal. One acre planted in Irish
potatoes alone, where ready market is Mt
ones own door, will yield return of
5000, say nothing Of cabbage and root
crops which can be made at - mere NOM
inal cost where those products grow
almost spontaneously The climate Is
charming. The pleasures of fishing and
hunting are easily INDUCED whore game
is so abundant and life of case and
plenty could he obtained with but little
cost.
A company has been formed and a
chatter obtained by certain enterprising
gentlemen, who seem to recognize the
fact that properties in the vicinity of
Port Royal, must become immensely
valuable. This company is securing
valuable tracts and islands upon the
coast, and in proximity to Port Royal,
where already upon one of thcm colony
of Swedes have BEEN settled. who last
year planted largely OF Irish potatoes, oil
of which they sold trcmunerative
prices. This year the same colony in
addition to planting Irish potatoes, are
preparing to plant largely of sweet pota-
toes and watrrmelons. The prices real
lied upon the former nre said to be
commonly from $500 to $40O per acre,
while last year as high as $500 was
obtained per acre for watermcllons ship.
ped easily to the New York market"
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proceeds of all taxes levied under that
resolution should be used exclusively to
pay the past Indebtedness of the county.
This must be regarded as solemn dedi-
cation OF the whole fund raised under
the several levies thus far made includ-
ing the levy for the present fiscal year,
to the payment of the debt of Beaufort
county incurred prior to the fiscal year
1928.
"a large amount of that debt still
remains unpaid, the Freedman's Savings
Bank at Beaufort holding at present
about $4,000 of claims against the
county, raising prior to the beginning of
tho fiscal year 1878. The result of
my approval of the present act will be
to apply the funds raised for the payment
OF one cla g of claims to the payment in
part of another class of claims. If the
funds were sufficient to pay all the claims
embraced by the present act, the objec-
tion would have less force. But such is
not the fact. The whole fund thus far
collected will not pay the claims arising
to November 1, 1879.
Therefore, the application of any part
of the fund to the payment of indebted
ness arising since November 1. 1872,
would be plain diversion of the fund
from the object for which it was collect
ed, and hence a plain violation of that
section of the constitution which have
now quoted" ="
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01

j. Douglas Robertson finds himself
rather unexpectedly thrown into the
scales and the result of the investigation
OF his case proves him considerably
wanting. The charges of his under
ground operations were first preferred by
the press, after his return fiom his volun
tary trip to Philadelphia. New York md
Boston. The School Book commission
appointed him to communicate with va.
rious publishing houses, bat he doubt.
less realized that personal Offering of
his official influence would sooner
secure an acceptance of his proposition
to appoint his nephew as sole agent for
The introduction Of their books into the
free schools Of the State. Had his nego.
tiations with the publishers proved
successful, percentage Of forty.six per
cent would have been. secured to the
agent, with whom 1t is clearly shown by
his correspondence he intended to share
the spoils. .#
The documentary evidence In, tire case
shows weak cunaing besides q decided
capacity for conducting schemes of fraud
on larger scale. His repeated charges
that his communications must he strictly
confidential and his anxious inquiri.-s' as
to whether he could SO write, also that
1t woul'l be necessary in order TO control
The commission that they should pay
through him the colored members of the
same fully exposes his scheme.
9 1t seems strange that a man of ordinary
perception would have approached res
pectable publishing houses with such
transparent arguments.
q hr. Robertson pleads that he is n poor
man expecting soon to retire from polit-
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01
THE BICKfORD AUTOMATIC

a"ilv An1Ct1ng Machine!
A most Useful and Wonderful InventIoni
Now attracting universal attention by Its aston
ishing performances and Its great prnctit al value
for every day family use. II Is srrrLE, DURABLE,
AND CHEAP, 10 easily kept I'm repair and
WILL LAST A LIFE-TIMEi
It will knit every possible variety Of plain and
fancy Work
WITH ALMOST MAGICAL SPEED,
and far better than It can be done by hand. or on
any other machine. All kinds Of garments are per.
fnctly formed and shaped by ths machine iteels
requiring no cutting and making ~. good en-.
orator will knit q mans sock, with heal and toe
complete, In from nvc to ten minutcsl and from
twenty TO forty paine OF sock. In q day.
Every family especially every farmers family
should have BrcxrcRD KNrTrER. 1t win be found
equally as useful as the Sewing Machine, and even
more profitable.
Every Machine WARRANTED perfect, and to
do just what is represented.
Tho Bickford Machine 10 the ONLY Ixerrrx .rv
cylindrical Knitting Machine In existence All
others. not licensed by u.s. are clear and paln,bI.
infringmcnte on patents, aud we shall hold MI
pnrtics who manufacture. SELL bur or use sucb In.
fringing machines. to a strict legal accountability
An Instruction Book. containing complete ana
minute directions to the operator, accompanies
each machine.
No. I, Family Machine, cylinder, 70 needles, GEO
No. 3, q" Sa& roo s40
a sample mlchinc win be scrt to my part OF the
United States or Canada, express charges prepaid
OH receipt Of the price.
AoENTs wanted in every STATE, County, City and
Town, to whom very liberal discounts will be
made.
For further particulars, address
BInKropD KSIT=ISo MAcHrxE Mra. In.
Sole Mannfa:turcrs, Erattleboro, vt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-18
Ohio DelllOcracY.

The OHIO Democracy in State Convention,
yesterday, adopted the following resolutions by
vote OF $50 to 2G6:
Resolved, That recognizing tho duty of the
democratic party Ms the tine-honored champion
Oh the rights OF the many against the aggressons
OF the low, TO eXprses Its purposes on the pendn
currency conflict without reserve or equivoca-
ton, we declare that we shall urge against ali
opposition, como from what quarter 1t may
measures to effect the following objects:
First The immediate and unconditional re-
peal of tho Republican Resumption law.
Second The defeat Of all schemes for rcsump
ton which involve either contraction of tn"
currency, perpetustlon of bank issues, or in
crease OF the interest burden of the debt.
Third. The gradual but early substitution OF
legal tenders for national bank notes.
Fourth The issue by the genera! government
alone Of all this circulating medium, whether
pa7er or metallic
fifth. 4 10 forced imitation, no forced contrac
ton, but sound currency, equal to the wants of
trade and industry, to be regulated in volume,
and gradually equalized with gold by means o!
appropriate legislation, such as making it @
ceiya be for customs and interconvertible ut tht
pleasure OF the holder with bond bearing 81
interest not to exceed IS per cent, payable il
gold, so that the volume of currency snail not
be determined by the pleasure or caprice Of
either Congress or the banks
Sixth. "A graduated lncomettX TO meet al caS
the premium on gold needed to pay interest OF
The public debt.
Seventh That pubic policy and sense of com
| mon Justice require that silver issued by thu
Government should be q legal tender in paymen
Of all debts, public or private, and that We de
mand the unconditional repea! of the so-cslleC
silver act, SO far NJ the same limits The amount
for which said silver coinage shall be !ega
tender.
Eighth. That we are in favor of tariff Fl"
revenue only. and we denounce the Republican
| scheme o! resumption as intended. and opcrat
ing through large increase OF bonded debt,
sudden and enormous contraction OF the curren
cy, to double the burdens of taxation, rob debt
ors of their properly, parslyze productive ant
commercial Industries, cast lab)rers on. Of EN-
plcy nent and ill the land with want and rnisel
for the wicked purpose of doubling the values o
money securities and subjugatlng the mass o
the people TO the imperlous sway OF y none,
| oligarchy.
| Ninth hat the Democracy of Ohio prcscn
! 10 the Democracy OF the other sovereign State
| Of the Republic the name of VIM. Allen as III
| choice of Ohio for the Presidency.
Tenth. That the delegates q! large to the st
| Louis Convention, and that tn" delegates Ap
pointed By the Congressional districts, arc here
| by requested in the National Convention To f,I
| yer VIM. Allen for Precedent, and to use al
| honorable means to secure his success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

The population Of Coustautinople is still dis
contcnted, and consider the changes made IL
the Government not sufficiently radical. The
panic among the Europeans has consequently
ouch increased, aud the foreign rcpr"s- nta-
tives are taking every precautoD. Lrr! Strat-
ford DE Redcitfc, formerly Ambassador Of
Great Britain at Constantlu p". wrlts 10 the
Times recJmm. ndlng q Schcmc Tor a c0urcn-
tiou between the Sultan aud tic guaranteeing
Powers for he esta bIIshmeut Of religious ,qlal
ity, the proper administration Of JUS ice, and
the part!cl patton uI Christmas IN the admins
tralIon OF public affairs throughout Turkey;
the execution OF these reforms IN b. entrusted
to L mixed commission, the members Of which
shall be Responsible to their respective govern
mcn:s. UP TO the present time eleven per
sous, all OF the lowest class. have been convict
ed OF rOnplicIty IN the murders. OIthese, SIX
have already suffered death. Their execution
took place IN the public square. There was u
large crowd OF spectators, who manifested some
excitement. The crews of the Frcncll and Ger
man mrnui war in the hlrbor were present.
The Standards Vienna dispatch SAYS Il panic
prevails among the Christians in Rus chuk,
and the CurSu!s have sent their families across
the Danube. The Porte has refused to allow
Greek man OF war to pass he DirlancisS,
declaring that the Powers which signed thu
treaty OF Paris are alone entitled to station YES
sells Of war in the Golden Horn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-18
ON MuNIC.t
The Proposed New Bishop.

The editor of The SvulhcrO Churchlnan hav.
ing declined any communications respecting tho
election for BIZ hop, ask the editor Of the Ga
zctte TO insert the following
Hearing the names Of more than orc nf our
young clcrgynen mentioned in connection witt
the Blshoprlc pow vacant, we feel constrained
to enter this plea Tor the 'Ea'hcrs of oul
Church.. AT this time it is not y nth aud
muscle We need, but the calm wisdom and tx
peri 2ncc which cou cS from long labor and low,
for a cause. In the affairs Of State, at any
critical juno urp, to whom does the country look
Tor ADVICE and assistance Is il to the hot
headed, though patriotic, young poitlciau, who,
burning with enthusiasm and devotion for hi
cause, stands ready to snatch the rcins vainly
imagining z"al alone is necessary to etfec his lur-
pose? Not So ! bu; knowing that "lhc essential
qualities Tor Il general are reason aud dclbcra-
ton it turns to the elder statesman. who
having witnessed the storms of past years anu
assisted 10 guiding the ship through baisterouS
seas, and having gained wisdom with his years.
can point with the finger OF experience to thai
course which will most likely produce the de.
sired result. "fhc children Of this generation
are wiser than the children OF light tut with
out detracting from our spiritual vision, We
think M analogy my BE- drawn, which, II actcG
on, will bcucit the Church, this being oui
strongest, true st desire. Or!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-18

The National Prohibition Convention al
Cleveland, yesterday, adopted resolutions re-
atfirmirg the Prohibition platform oil 1872;
urging an amendment Of the Constitution so as
to maxi prohibitory legislation universal and
permanent; the conclusion Of treaties with for
cign powers to prevent the importation of
liquors; the abolition of class legislation; reduc-
ton Of the rates of postage, telegraphs, trans
portation and travel; suppression of gam bling;
abolition of poygamy aud the social evil; Ma
tonal observance of the Sabbath; compulsory
chucation; use OF the Bible 10 the public
schools; complete separation Of church aud
State; settlement Of international disputes by
arbitration; prison reform; direct election OF
the President by the people; protection and
equal rights to immigrants; the issue OF paper
money only by the Government, and redeem
able on dcmlud in specie; reduction of expen
diturcs aud thorough investigation of corrup'
ton. and nominated Green Clay Smith Tor
President