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National Republican., 1876-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. AuctIooeer.
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future Days.

| THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
| PAWNBROkER'S SALE OF UNREDEENED
| a. PLEDGES.
* ,On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRI
ETA DAl and SATURDAY, October 4 5, 9 and
~ at 10 4. m. and 73O O'Clock D. m. and con-
HAkD unue until further notice. will sell at pub
uc auction, by order OF A. Cohs n, Pawnbroker at
MS store, corner Seventh and New York avenue
Ladies' and Gents Clothing
Erock, Sack, Dress and Business Coats
Doeskin and Cashmere Pants,
a., z3 nne Oyercoats, mostly made to order, and of
1so Gold and Silver Watches, Of American, Swiss
and English makers,
Soid Chains, setts of Jewelry aud Rings,
SoIld silver and Plated Ware.
Dou0le-barreled Shot Guns, ReyOlvers,
lfabkes, carpets, Sewing Machines, and BssBy
otheI Mucles TOO numerous to mention, the whole
TO be s>'ia, Slthout reserve, for cash.
r; s. All GOODS teft for four months and over are
A COHEN. Pawubroker.
Oc2 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionecr
THOhAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
STANDS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
. kET-HOUSE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Oc' Ober G, 1878, AT u O-CiOck M, on
the premises, j will sell ALL THE STANDS RE-
NAMING UNSOLD IN THE MORT HERS LIB
ERI1 MAItEET-HOUSF.'' or terms and con-
ditions inquire Of the auctiOneer At the Office OF
the Company
By ORDER Of the Directors
se26-td THOS. BOWLING, AuctIoReer.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA.
This summer resort is only four hours ride from
Washington, and Is well known for its unsurpassed
bathing and mountain air and scenery.
Board, g per day; $H per week: so per month.
or further Information, address
A. W. kIRKWOOD, Manager,
Rerk w
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MARYLAND AND CITY HOTELS,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.

Delightful summer resort Terms 80 70 f2 per
week. Special rates made for families by the month
Address ,WM. h. GORMAS & CO, Props,
Or, DIR. Ii. N. PISkARD,
Al Pennsylvania ave., Washington, d. G.
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PROPOSALS.

DhoI ,SALS FOX MATERIALS TO BE
u SEi'i LIZ y TO The NAVY YARDS UNDER
TIE .0GNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTITUTION AND REPAIR.
National Republican., 1876-10-02
0NE DOLLAR SAVED,

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought Sold 70 or from all
points, at reduction upon any Office or depot in
this city. Apply to N. ID. WHITESIDE,
ez Pennsylyania avenue northwest, In the candy
store, washington, ID. q. Ia1S-ly
National Republican., 1876-10-02
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM B. BISHOP, Proprietor.
DIR. b. A. LAEGHoRNE, Of Lynchburg, Resident
Physician.
This justly celebrated watering place. so long and
favOrably known to the travelling public, Will be
open to visitors and after the lst OF June. There
Is no place in the mountains Of Virginia beauti
fully, well as healthfully situated. 1t has ample
accommodations for three hundred persons.
For descriptive pamphlets inquire Of l.. q. Bishop
Druggist. lib PennsYlY Yania Avenue. my29-U
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Opening. Closing.

Messrs. H. E Ofaey & Co., bankers, northeast
quotations, as follows:
National Republican., 1876-10-02

stare bonds quiet and nominal.
The following quotations Of State securities
are furnished by Il. ID. Cooke, jr., Co., bankers,
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Sclf-Sacrillcing.

This isa truestory. The happy circum
stance occurred on last Sunday evening
lie escorted her to and from church, and
upon arriving at her home their discus
sion of the sermon and the extreme heat
suggested an invitation, readily accepted
by Charles, that they step into the house
and partakc ofa cooling glass OF lem
onadc. She led him to the dining-room,
and there found naughty brother Ben,
about to squeeze the last lemon in the
house for his own individual benefit!
Calling him aside she induced Ben, by
means of sundry thrcatts and promises
to disscct that lemon and make Charlie
and herself glass. A Set-sacrliicinl
thought struck kcr! "No, Ben.,' said
she, 'put the juice OF the whole lemor
into Charles glass and bring me a glas'
of water. He won't notice it-there Is
no light in the parlor"
Ben. was making one good strong lem
onade, AS directed, when Charlie quietly
slipped out and remarked 81 say, Ben
put the Juice of the entire lemon in you1
sisters glass and bring me some ice watel
there is no light in the parlor and she
won't notice it !"
Ben.'s forte is in obcying orders
With merry twinkle in his eye he
drank the lemonade, then carried then
each glass of water. which they drank
with much apparent relish, asking eacl
other, between sips, "if it was swee
enoughw And naughty broth Ben
with the taste of that lemonade in hi
mouth, stood out in the hall and laughe
till his sides ached, to hear them assur
each other that it was "just right! 5
palatable and so refreshing"
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Fashionable styles of JcwcIry.

The rage of massive gold jewcIry
which existed some time ago, aud which
revived the heavy chains and broad band
bracelets, has, we are glad to say, entire
" disappeared. Bracelets particularly,
excepting in hclirht portc bonhcw forms,
seem to have become obsolete, and we
heartily wish such abominablc evidences
of former barbariSm and servitudc could
never again be rc-nstatcd, Artstically,
they are an incongruity, simply diSiigur-
ing and spelling the shape of a round,
wcl-iormcd arm, and only sharpening
the defects of an i'll formed one. Moth
ing in gold Just now is fashionable, how
ever; all jcweIry is artistic" The
value depends upon the rarity, not the
richness Of the material and the work
that is put upon it, Foreign woods and
choice engraved stones are much sought
after, and the latest ornaments are ot
cnamcllcd porcelain put ON velvet and
worn in the form Of dogCollarS, with
pendants, like the Gcnocsc silver, for
which there is also agrcat demand.
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SONG or 1870,
ny nNYARp TAYLOR

ny nNYARp TAYLOR
Wnkcn, voice Of tho Lands Devotion
Spirit NJ freedom, awaken all!
Ring, yc shores, 10 the song Of Ocean,
Rivers, answer, and mountains, call
The golden day has come;
let every tongue he dumb
That sounded Its malice or inurmufCd lts iclls,
She hath won her story;
She wears her glory
We crown her the Land Of Hundred Years
out oi darkness aud toll and danger
Into the light NJ NlCtorya day
Help to the weak aud home to the stranger,
Freedom To h she hath held her way
Now EurOprS orphans rest
Upon her mOhpT-hrcaSt,
The voices oI Nations are heard In the cheers
That shall rnN upon her
New love and honor
And crown her the Queen Of Il Hundred YCnrs'
North and South We are met ns brothers;
East ant West, We are welded as one
Right NJ each shall secure our mothers
Child Oi rach ia her faithful son!
We give thee heart aud hand,
tur glorious native land,
For sattlc has tried thee, and time endcnre,
We will write thy story,
And keep thy glory
As pure rs Of old for Thousand Yclr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

n would have hesn impossible" for ~" I" arrcri lne
nomination II could at heartily iud"tsr The r'i
orm uT the convention. am Efatih.d, ih"t'lnir.
- T.. able. un~tuiyu'aly, {" d-'iifr th'i 80, W
with the purpose enuuciatrl in that rl1ii'fh me
institutions II our country hnN" lF'h -i'N ttii N
the Nigensio- of civil war and -tu'" thr par lY
srlfis ia aud corrupt management ui pultt. hU'lf'
which ha- -hnmeii u. heffe Ci'ilik"'l mankind u,
unwi-e anil partial lrgi-iaii"n' rN'Il inhn',l, 'm
interest Of the people have teen ad' 'o'n'i' "u'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
The Washington Monument.

1t is estimated that it will take Sl5O,-
600 to complete the Washington monu-
mcnt on the present plan. The bill re-
Gently passed by congress aPproPrlatcs
5000, 900 to the work, in the expectation
that the remainder will he raised by
popular contributions. There has been
expended on it up to this time $2Sj, 900.
When completed the monument Will he
higher than any other monument, obe-
lisk, dome or 5 pire in the world, as the
following comparison shows:
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The Drought in the East.

Very rarely has the country suffered
such killing drought as the one which
now prevails in many localities within Il
hundred miles of this city. In addition
TO the failure of rain, parching winds
seem TO have absorbed all the moisture
from the ground, which is dust dry to
an unusual depth. In some parts OF
northern New Jersey the standing crop
are injured nearly beyond the chance o.
recovery; the "truck" in the garden,
has withercd away, and the pastures
look as bare and brown as the stretches
of California summer landscape
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

GrILT, though it may attain temporal
splendor can never confer real happiness.
The evidence consequences of our crimes
long survive their commission, and like
the ghosts of the murdered, forever haunt
the steps Of the malefactor.- Walter
Scot,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

The sp ,citic measures and actual dat arc matters
of d,tail having reference to- the ever. changing
cHnditimns They belong to the domain oi practical
administrative" sthtrmanshiP. II" captain ni a
doc. not assemble counsel ever Ills ocean chart
and fl an angle ly which tn lash tho ruddor for u
whole yuvarr. Human intelligence must he at the
helm to discern the shifting forces Of the waters
and winds u human hand must hc at the helm tn
feel the elements day by day, and guide to mast"-
without them u legislative command hNing day
an oficial promise liking day-are shanis. They
are worse they are 'cusion and snare tu all who
trust them. They destroy all conhdrnc" am"nQ
thoughtful men whose Judgment viii At least sway
public opinion. An attempt tn act ON such aeon
mand without preparation would end IN . nav
su4pcnsior. II would bea fresh calamity, Prplih'
~ rnnlm .imn. histTnst and distrtss.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
HENDRICKS LETTER.


The following i, the full text Of Gov. lcndrick'-
letter of acceptance:
INDtlSAPoIIs. July y, ls;h.
GFSILEvES-I have the honor To- n,kuuVlrdge the
receipt Of your communication, IN which YOU h'N"
formally notified m" IT my nomination b, the na
tioual doinoc ratio committee At - Louis ~ their
candidate Tor the office IT vice president ol Tie
United States. II j. nomination which had
neither ~ rrctoi unr desired, anil yet rcr"1nl1"
and appreciate the high honor don" me- hy N" CON
Vrnti"r. tn" Chut," ut su, hudN. aud pronounce ~
with such unusual Uuanimity. Hni 1'c"npaih7l
with - urIrTuus au VNpT,-iuu vt esteem aud conn
lru',' ought ~ outweigh al merely r'f~'ntl DESIRE
au, preference, ui ~ own. u T. with III. l''inE'
aud trust ala FROM deep -"nsr ot puhlig dnll
that I now acrrpt the nomination and shall ahd"
the Judgment uf my rnuntrgni"n.
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THE GREEDY OFFICE.HOLDERs.

Under the iulluonC" Of this p"rnicuns error public
rmpluymrnts have been multiplied Tia" numbers u
those grathcrcd into the ranks ot holders hay"
been steadily increased beyond any possible require"
ton, fraud and mHlvrrsatiOu Ut public funds from
the highest places of rownr u the lowest have over
spread the whole s"TviC" liz" u rpru-y; th" other
evil is the organization u official class into body
Of political mcrrcuari"s governing cnllrusos ana
debating nominations OF their own party and at
tempting to carry elections Of the people hy undue
influence and hy immense corruption. Funds sNS,
trnaticaly collected from the salaries ui foes "I
OliCchnldcrs, the official class in other cOunt'lc-
sometimes hv its own weight and sometimes in nlll'
nncc with the army, has been able tu rule unurgoll
iyrl masses even under universal suffrage. Here II
Wtiing the inspirations Of sound public opinion
aud Of resisting an easy change Of administration
until misgOvcrnmcnt becomes iutul"ral'l" and pub.
lie spirit has been EtunF to the pitch Of strong
,..V .lt tittp
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

NJ. RENAN, in his new philosophical
dialogues declares that thought central
lied in some superior man is the only end
nf nature Humanity is Il great tree
which drops its thousands of small iruit;
!, il necessary that millions should sui
for work and die in order that one great
man appear.
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TuETIMEr FOR RESUMPTION.

The proper time for resumption Is the time when
wi-r pTrparntiun shall have rriEncd into perfect
ability to accomplish the object with certainty and
ease that will inspire confidence and cncourag" 4
rryiynI of husiEr.s. The cari".t time IN which
surh "A result can he brought about is hest. Ev,n
when preparations shall have been maturcd, III"
exact date would have Ia hc chosen with r"t"rcnc"
t the then existing state Of trace, and the credit
sheet or operations in our country, the cnnrs" "i
fnrrirn commerce, and the condition Of our cN-
rLnurps with other nations.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
CIVIL SERVICE.

The convention Justly Hilirms that roturm is nrrcs
sHry in tn" civil service necessary for its pnrlhCn-
tiun, lis economy and efficiency necessary in order
that the nrdinnry employment uf public business
may not hc pr2" tu fight for at tn" ballet t-huN u
relief Oi party 2ra instead of posts of honor aNsgnc
for proved competency, and held Tor hdrilN III tie
public employ, THE convention wisely added that
rrtrrm Is necessary even more IN h" higher cradles
NJ the public -crNlcr-thc president, vice president
Iudrrs senators, representatives, cabinet olc"r.,
these and all others in authority, NJ" not private
prrusitr: they are u public trust. Two evils invest
the prevalent and dcmuraliZing notion that th" pub
lie service exists not for the business and h"n" q"
the Who'll" people, hut for the interest Of the one"
holders, who are in truth hut servants ul the
nrnnlp
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RESERVES AND REDEMPTIONS.

pulltc economies official rctrcnChmcnts and n
wise finance are tho means which the st. Louis
convention indicates ~ the provision for reserves
and rrdrmntiunz The best resource Is reduction
in pcI.rs ut the government below Its income, for
thnt imposes no new charge on the rcopl". IT, how
ever the impruvidcuCc and waste which have CON
luctcd us tn period ot falling revenues ohg" MS Ia
supnlrmcnt the results Of economics and rctrrLch'
mrrts iN som" resort tn lOnns, We should not hest
tntc The government ought not tn spcCuint" On
lis own dshnnur in order to save til" interest # t-
broken promis - which it still comrlls private
dealers to accent at u fictitious par. The highest
national honor i- not only right nut would prove
nTnntuhlp.
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REDUCTION or INTEREST.

Of the public debt nino hundred aud eighty five
million dollars bear interest Mt six per cent IN gold
and sixty FIVE millions ut hVe per cent. IN gold The
average interest is i,iS per cont financial policy
that should the highest credit, wlS " aNaicd
Of ought gradually to obtain reduction oi one per
Of one per cent. til" average would h" seventeen
million dullnrs wear in gold. That saving, r"gu-
larly invested at four aud half per cent, wonld
IN less than thirty eight years, "Ntinguish ~" rrin
ripaI The whole seventeen hundred millions of
the funded debt might h" paid Toy TINS SAVING alone
MIIhnnI II To tho nnmnll.
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THE WANTS OF BUSINESS.

II was IN reference tO 4uCh expenses that in dis
russiun of this subject in my annual message tn IN"
New York legislature Of January :, 1870 n suEgr-.
tiun was made that til" federal government IL bound
to redeem every portion "t its issu" which III" rlhlc
the supply Of currency, aud enacted exclusion.
against everybody else, IT IL bound to furnish nIl
which the wants of business require. Tie system
shuli' Il paHsivcly allow the VOum" ni circulating
credits to chh and flow according to III" ever hang
ing wants of business. 1t should imitnt" M closely
as possible the natural laws of trade which it has
euprrscdrd 10y artificial cOntrivnnc"S. In n similar
discussion in my mcasag" oi January $50, II wa-
said that resumption should b" effected hy such
measures M would keep the aggrcTat" amount M
currency sclf-adiu-ting during all the process with
| ont creating, at any time. NrtiiiciRl scarcity
| without exciting the public Imagination will
alarms which impair confidence and distract largely
| the whole machinery Of credit and disturb the nat
| urnl operations Of business.
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

In my judgment an amendment Of the consiitl-
ton ought to he raised separating into district bills
and appropriations for various departments Of the
public service and excluding from each hill all ap-
pruprialions for other objects anil all Independent
legislation. In that way alone can every power Of
each Of the two houses and Oi the executive hc pre-
served and exempted from moral dureSs, which
often compeS assent to Objectionable appropriations.
Rather that stop the wheels Of the government.
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PREPARATION.

The st. Louis convention concludes ts eNrros-
sinns in regard to the currency 10y declaration nl
its convictions III" practical results NJ tn" ENs
tenn of preparation which il demands. 1t rnyE:
" We believe such systom, we'll devised, and, AbNv"
all, instructed to competent hands for execution,
creating at no time artih,a scarcity of currcu-
Cy and AT M tim" alarming tn" public mind To III"
withdrawal OF that rhEtrr machine ol Ct"dli by
which ninety five per cont. of all Our business
transactions are prriormcd.' system open tu th"
pulic aud inspiring general confidence from the day
ni ts adoption will bring healing on its wing to all
our harrns-cd indu-tricy, set IN motion th" wheels
of commerce, manufacture, and mechanic nrir, re-
giurc employment to labor, aud renew III all lis
Vuunl resources tho prOs nVTlty of the npuplC.
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THE ROAD To REFORM.

The first atcpin reform X hrclcyHtium of the stand
ard hy which th" appointing power selects agents
tocNrCutp official trusts. Next an Importance is q
conscientious fidelity in th" "N"rcis" of authority To
hold 10 account and di-nlnc" unlru-twnrlhN nnd IN
honest nnl -kilfu performance Of official trust,
must not hr sacrificed to the nf uCumhcnts, At
ter these immediate steps which will msur" III" rN-
hihitiun of better examples We may wisely 20 on tn
the Rhul-himg nf unnecessary offices, aud hnAly 10
the patirn, careful organization Of better civil
service system under tests wherever practicable II
pruyrd competency and fidelity. Will" much may
be- accomplished hv these methods, II might cnc"ur
ngc drlu.fyc NpccntionE ii withhold here h" cN
prcssnn of my conviction that no reform nf TIA" civil
service in this country will he Cumplct" and p"rma
nrnt until its chief magistrate Is Cunstituunally
disqualified for reelection. Experience has repeat
rdy exposed the fuiily Of rciimpO-cd restrictions
hy candidates or incumhcuts. Thr0nEl! TN, sol
greatest temptation mi-us" til" power aud pat
rnuage with which the executive il necessarily
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KAnICAL RESCMPTION.

The oct of congress Of July, l.7j provided that ~
and after the first oi Janury, IS9 the secretary of
ILr treasury shaIl redeem in coin ~" legal tender
untr, Of the United states "n prcsontati"n ~ the
office uf the assistant treasurer IN the CIV "l New
ln,k II nuthuTtLrs the secretary to prepare aud
rruyilc for -uch resumption "t specie pnymcui~ 10y
,hc usr nC an, surplus rsycnu"f not otherwise Rp-
nropri,ted apd hy issuing IN his 'iscrrti"n 'lassr-
nf bands More than one and u half ot th" four
wears have passed. tonri"s- aud IN" preside NJ
have continued eyer zinc" Z" unite ~ act which
yr irrislat. out of existence every possible sur
nIus arpli-ahl. to- this purpose. The coin in he
irr,.urV claimed tu belong IT, the 2 Nerunent had,
rn Tho thirtirth ~ June. fallen To less than sbs1
nn arainst s5Y.nnpu nn the ir-t II July. ls!i and
the availability of part oi that sum j. said To be-
questionable.
TILE RENENIES-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Educated in the belief that it is the first duty "i y
citizen Of this republic TO take his fair allotment ui
care and trouble in public Affairs, have" for hity
wears. rs prtvat" citizen. fulfilled that duti 4.
Though occupied in an unusual degree during all
that period with the concerns Of governments haV"
never ncumir"d the habit NJ official life. when, y
wear and half ago, entered upon my present trust
il WIS in order tu Cuusummatc the reforms Ia which
hnd already devoted several Of the best years o my
life knowing Ms do, therefore, from fresh "Nrct-
enC", how great the difference is between gliding
nf system. and policies it is impossible for me tu
Cnntcnp plate what needs IN ho done IN federal ad-
min-tratiun- without anxious sense ot III" dill
cultrs Of the undertaking. II summoned hy the
-uiiragCS Of nv cnuntrymon ia attempt this work.
shall cndcayur. with God's help, tu be an efficient
instrument uf their will. ~
signed SAMI FL j. TlLDEN
To Gen John 4. MCtlornarl. chairman; Gen. ".
H. Franklin. Hon. !. I. Ahhntt. Hon. j. ",
Spanhorst, Hon. II. !. Rcdfcld, Hon. =. :. Lyon
and Others committee
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ErrEcrs OF CURRENCY MIsMANAGEMENT

II has been greatly aggravated by the msmnnngc-
m"nt Of the currency Uncertainty is the prolific
parent of msChicfs in all business, Never were its
evils more felt than now. Men do nothing because
they are unable tu make any calculations IN which
thoy can safely rely. They undertake nothing he
cause they fear loss in every thing they would nt-
tempt, They stop and wait The merchant dnrrs
not buy for the future consumption of his CusO-
mrr-, The manufacturer hhres not make fabrics
which may not refund his OutlHy, lie shuts M his
factory, and discharges his wOrkmon, Capitalists
cannot lend on security they consider safe, and
their funds lie almost without interest Men en-
tcprisn, who have credit or securities TO pledge, viii
not borrow. COn-umrtluL has fallen below the
natural limits Of reasonable economy; the prices
of many things are under their rang" in the frugal
specie payment times before the civil war; vast
masses ut the currency ut the United States lie in
the banks unused year and u halt ago Legal
tenders were Ht their largest volume, aud twelve
millions since retired have been replaced lay fresh
mean time, th" banks gave been NlrfrndcrinG about
four millions month, hecnusr they cannot hnd II
profitable usc for - many Of their uOtoH,
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ISIIAN MS,

The public mind willuo longer accept slams, 1t
mas suffered enough from usiOna, An inTiuCrrr
policy increases dlstruet; Nn unstable" policy in
cr"ascs uncertainty, The p"opl" ucod to know that
th" government II moving In the direction Of ulli-
mat" safety and prosperity, hnd that u H doing 50
through prudent, safe and conservative methods,
which will he sure to inilict no new sacrifice On the
business Of the country. Then inspiration of new
hopes aud we'll founded cUnhdoncc viii hasten the
restoring processes Of nature, and riOrpcfity viii
begin to return.