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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

w..nISo freely with alens's sulphur Soap
parts affected with the obnoxious shin dis
eases which have usuaily been dressed with Of.
fensivs sulphur olntmspts will tnsst . esrtain
cure. without leaving behind any disgusting
odor. Sold everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
A CARD,

To all who are suasrins nom the errors and
Irdl,ertiaus Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. viii send
q recipe that will curr you. Tres oi charge.
This great remedy WAS discovered by o mis-
sicnAry In South America. send 2 .eliad-
dressed envelope Ia the Rev. joseph 7. lnmAn,
station d, bible House. New York City.
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sscoND DisPAroH.
Target Practice with she Gasiing
0uss.-A hey Attempts % sheet
Its Playmate.

Target Practice with The Oasiing
Guas.-A hey Attempts % sheet
Hts Playmate.
SAN FRAScrsco, May 2C.-3 r. NJ
The notorious Mrs. Whiting sailed for
the southern coast to-day to join her
daughter.
Tho damage by the FIRE in California
street last night amounts 10 $275,0OO.
II 10 all covered by insurance. Ono Of
the hrsmsn. standing on tho corner Of
the roof with the hose between his feet.
came c losing his life. The hose
slippsd and his feet were knocked from
under him aud over the wall. hut he
chung on with bis hands and clambered
back.
A boy named Joe Riley was arrested
last night for M assault to murder. He
had q dispute with another lad, drew q
revolver and fred four shots. One took
effect in the other boys right leg.
Al the target practice tue battalion Of
Of the First Regiment at Fairfax ysstsr.
day Gattling guns were fired for the first
timo on this coast. The target was
placed on q sidehill at q distance OF GOO
yards. and was about 40 feet long and
eight feet high. In the first trial Capt.
0rtou's gan fired at the rate OF 242 shots
per minute. most of the missiles striking
some distance to the left OF the target.
The gun commanded by Capt. Hughes
fred at the rate Of 372 shots per minute,
nearly all in the central portion Of the
target, In the second trial Captain
Orion made 37a shots per minute, while
Captain Hughes made only $50. The
oscillating attachment was then placed
On tho guns, which wsro elevated NO
that the shots would strike higher up
hill, where the effect Of zach shot could
DO sOsn as 1t plowed up the ground.
The distance was estimated TO DO about
nine hundred yards.
The weather IL clear and calm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

IIAaAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
aud restores the complexion; removes
freckl.s. tan aud sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. It's APP
tlication cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

LroS's KArHiIRoS makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair; prevents Its fall.
Ing out or turning gray. It has stood
the test Of 40 years. Is charmingly per-
fumed. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
LOOK HRRR!

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrRHSsHs, and many other things. can b
bought Of d. ". GRANT. Gold niil tabovs the
Nnss ofics). al o. rrasNnable rshs ~ ~ my
house In the stats; and his goods are Just shat
they are represented % be. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

So GREAT IL the superstition OF the
southern negro aud so strong his faith
in the power OF witchcra!t that n Georgia
colored man believes that nm Atlanta
charmed and tricksd him, and
tina, he now has forty.nine live snakes
in his LEGS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sALEl

THs n. Z. CHURCH PROPERTY. IN GOLD
! hin, iselsdinG The lot. - By 100 fsst, front.
Ing m Main street. together With the cAssrh
Building and Pafsosass attached. 10 ossrsd fos
sale on reasonable terms.
spN In REV. =. D. ukkN.
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STOCK REPORT.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

TEE loose stones arc being esftsd out
Of The streets Of Virginia City.
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NEVADA.

Meeting srths STATE Beard sfEdaes,
sios-rhs Sheldon Rsadsrs AasS-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

Joseph Harrison. Of Gold Hill. was
elected q member OF the Society aud
Jean L. Pond and Henry Long. Of Gold
Hin. sent in propositions for member
ship. which we're referred TO the proper
committee.
, 1876-07-01
LOCAL.
THE MAYORALTY.

HHFtHL1IAN AtHf&A6NQAs
A conference of Republicans was hold Mt the
Grand Pacific last night to sgree upon 4 gen.
ttemau who should receive tho nomination for
Mayor At tho Convention to-day. There WAS
quite largo assemblago Of prominent citizens.
Ex-Ald. Heath was the favorlte, but there
was strong element OF opposition In attend
ancc, which mule things little dlsagreeable
for tho friends Of that gentleman, Towards the
elosc Of the meeting 1t turned out that two
meetings had BEEN called for tho same time and
place and that tho difference Of opinion was
largely attributable to TINT fact. When this
discovery waa uaila there was considerable
mirth, md the gatherings wl,ich had thus un-
cousc,ously MIXED up nllournud Without takln9
apy action. ...,.
", jackson acted % Secretary.
In opcuing the meeting tho Chairman stated
that It's object WAS to Try To unite on proper
candidate fur Mayor. uo understood this was
q Republican gathering.
MI. 6hortail thought Il there wero any Demo-
Gratis present they should be requested to seay
aud j1ln In the deliberations. They wished TO
have the tsst man for Mayor, Independent VI
Ills political bias.
NJ Larnel was Of opinion that tho meeting
uas purely Republican uo supposed tho Db-
iuct was to ulslte upon man to present 70 the
Convention to-tlsy = the nonllnes o1 the party.
The CI,Airlnan-Thst u the way ! under.
stand Il.
| formal talk about tho candidates
| Col. Taylor said \ meeting Ut similar char
| actrr was held on the previous day 1t which .
co,un!tce Vt thee waa appointed 10 report ave
, 1876-07-01
WHEELER.

A uouB-EsT1xATB o7 our CANDIDATE TOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yRoM 4 LlYH-LOdo
YAiRNp,
Natont tY. n Ihsladtuus, Juna a.
1lalons u somewhat noted Tor lt4 lmpr0mptu
gatherings Oh important occasions. Last Friday
evening she beat hafsslf and surpassed all prayl-
Gus feats.,
When tho news came aasnins over the wires
from Cincinnati that Hayes, OF Ohio, and our own
Wheules were tbs Republican nominees. oas people
OF all classes-men, W0mea, and childrcn-Glcd
tho streets, full Of enthusiasm and hope. hon.
aeos, bells, cannon, Gro. works, and music, were
suddenly brought Into services. Tho community
ahowad ~ appreciation 81 The compliment 10 ia
must distinguished citizen, III. Wheeler hiusae'r
was absent In The diGchargu Of biz Congressional
dutics. His great heart would have been warmed
could he have asen the Joy depleted upon Tho
oauntepAueas of his neighbofs.
The result wss not wholly unexpected. In the
probable event. ALT turned out, that ths moro
prominent candidates Tor tho drat plaea on the
ticket might fall Of nomination, 1t had been thought
that ihs choice might fall upon our townSman, 10
worthy and admirably quAfi6sd WA hu 10 Ill Il,
and % favorah1y waa he kpown. This WAS not to
be. That pttEo Wis carried OIL by tho faSortte aon
q Ohio. nut = IL higL h9nor y bs aslecsed 70,
uaan!mity as wa exhibited " the Conycntios be-
fusc concluding thr dsst ballot,
We can b4l slauco at tho mRln Incidents OF Mr..
Whcelers lfs, aud correct some Of lhs errors In
t.!s hlographieal notices pnoshsa l9 n!asI pspsss
J1ue, 1870 Ills father, Anus Whculer.-.A lawycs
Of great pFomlse.-dsd In ls:7, when william, hls
| only sUu, MaH yuarA old. Small rrc1nlary
t.4.n::e. VI: tslt ivs :.u widow IHl - s;is.
, 1876-07-01
SENATOR DARNUM.
lIla QpiHilM QR TlliNG3.

Senator Barnum, Of Connecticut, on hts re-
turn from tho Democratic Convention 10 his
seat In the Senate ut Washington, stopped III
Ch!cago yesterday, and was found by TRlBtNn
reporter at tho Grand Pacific last evening. The
Senator was preparing for trip 10 ope OF our
Wisconsin suburbs, where be will spend ahs
Fourth, and tho interview was necessarily =
short one. Senator Dasnum Was not cnthuai-
ast!c over the nomination; but, N he Is q very
Circumstance Is perhaps no criterion. w.,
allow do you likB the nomination, eeuatorl y
beKzu the reporter,
livery mitch, i" said be airtly. aim expected
to Ike It, aud / do"
"Yuu regard the combination os = har<l-
money, 1usa ana soft.noney man as spEqtty
good Idea, theni"
"No, don't take IT. that Hendricks is = soft
money man ut Ill. 10 bu sure, his district ~
represented by q Democratic Congressman Of
thut stripe, hut tdont runsiler tl'st '- 's y r's
, 1876-07-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY JULY 1se-ruEvE PAGES

spra,,on, "s ths mani, strngeiea oi tic lny-Known
40 vii 10 ont olaics ctisuis. md mnrlca hy such
sS ecato h@s mi
ana,o time provide for The n.oscr and slstcrs left
"p"S H.; hands lie ea"s through tho 0'de" 'Ft'
liz cnts{ca Tho Universally OF ernont nt hurting.
tonin is:s. After yearot two l,o returned .ud
% iiassnii, Esa., "a In this Siase, to whose law and
land bn.!ncss ie attimateiy succeeded. After NJ.
to nc na5 h. w,s s
wsish btoasht o. t'S hlm s'S Clients, f1Icnds. and
petcnco.
him, his Arst public ppsstIon WIS shat of Dints!ct
Attorney ios Ptnnklln County, appointed IL Octo.
ion,x iSn, % bca ~ N Nj ila.cail, who lad Gccume In:
capac!tatrd from prolonged ssckncss. In 1877, At
And t', Sse!9n ~. sssI s,asd IT, fGpi p,tIct
Attorney fof tfso ycnrs Of, tho samo ticket With ).
il: Flanaef. q County Judge. .,.,. .,,, :.
so1 9 the Sessa{p wa! eecoa
Democrat. This ia u,s.takc. The two PARTIES
agreed upon one ticket, making no partlsan noml-
a pronounced EhiE, md Ftaadcfs, a. pronouncsdH
rlectod without opposition, II was then ilored
atate~might BE- mado without draw!ng putty lae,
OF was elected by tho WhiEs Mc1nbcr Of Assembly
for Franklin County. 10th years she county wns
e!t,osy sa yes@vsan sl1sS Of 1860 whcoo. warmy sup
poftct on liz sssiar md otherwise, Fremont md
tic other fepubIleaM candidates, and has always
ncted fully with that party alncG. !ic vas st9to
Senator III 1HhH aud 1HD, aMl Watthe iIealAenL pro
TOM OF that bny. nthe fall of lhdo 10 wan olecte.!
to Congress from tho With l!stsct Then composed
Of Clinton kssex and Ftankn comnt,ss ., w. w. Ss
tu state q Ncw York whIGa 5nos a. M1lpsny s1 ~
snd i thu Two eenstitasas tia Eieltesnth D,t5ist:
hc,l tho piace to tho present time,
Nothing demonstrates moro clearly thG n9pnla,sl!ty
Snauer Sn ssFenSn ps q ~ ase q
three members Of Assembly and franklin r. County
ony one shopt ayo sountv 70 Nna hs wne
Franklin, for four years Of tho tine. was taSsng ig
The State Senator from Tho same dst.ct nnn Hhea
also, lron, tho days Of hcr own sla' WFEss ,n and
will a0lc stateslnen fitted for the post; Through
these successive elcciions they waiyea the!r own
claims in Mr. Wherlcr'a faynr. ana 20 MaJ sSy
met as.urancsa Of te strongest sharscter wc5s
given from lMat county that NJ. Wheeler Mas a.
liberty 10 hold hs present posltlN4 10 IN Indefinite
Whe;, tho Malone (,ow Eattouall Dnnk yas Or.
gnnlzcd iu 1861, AIr. Wheeler bccamo its Cash!cr,
leaving the profession Of Inv for TINT rnSose,I
wns connected with orr reiirontt from ogdsnsbSsS
to Rouso's Point aa Trustee Under tho mortgage
bondho1aera. and rs rrcsidont Or supervisinH u,a'
man Of Important cunm.ttean IN CoagESss aud
g." @ ste"sht cut OF eonfa
gs sIa we ws X mi sceo with the
Republican platform aopted at Cincinnati lie isa
Fonnd inwyar, good ahancer md tynrln patslot.
S1ag H. Svss NJ as ''po pocaa til a Of
| Tho tros& admirable urXantEcrB for nottcAi cAn"
, 1876-07-01
POLITICAL NOTES.


tTuns-" Ha,7ah y,nq."l
For Il. 2; Hayes, or candidate,
WIFI ,'ins, AG.h XII, l., ,,s chntr n, s,ats
iinrtnhi ,mrral, i,urrahj
Our President. 80 please kind heaven,
Hos l1anntl to BE- IN teycnty:sevcn.
linfFna hattmr. hnr..t,a h"I%e1 hns.o T''"n'
A'
llGa 3uet INC man 20 lehu 9If h9atr
Huttahl hurtaht hhfcnht =
On lin tho t'arty gil unltc.,
NM ~ apnGst GM mami T nnos 1Ppoapte part ~ n%1
ilurrnhl hurrahl esc.
And here's three checrs for Wheeler, too
u,1ana sanna nenmbi1ea, ani1ne, oau,a11 nni t1ua,
l1urrah. huttat.i hg.rrahl
ilc'll DO; Iii Unlys' Vles"--tho uamcI
iiar'ah' hdrrah' etc.
rbcr th,cA ttr,c. th,eo far unvca Tho truet
i!urrahl nn!rnit hnsfnnl
And threo times morn for Whce!cE, tool
Marrah! hnrfaht hurrahi
Mh !he,n wSrs saie 70 % srS,. ths s,,osm-
1nese w. IntLmsx ~ hsra,t sutn inr.,h,
hasFGm, nt.a Tufinma a,raM, Gu9ium1 nr,sS lsfsan'
-c1ne'nnaa 0astife.
Mr., james @, ulatno IL not row a candidate for
p.a.;aoat ~ Ne i"t. ronr.oss nnI gon, homo
tIeSldent. no hhd leIL IonAfcss, huu eoao hp'he
, 1876-07-01
GOV, TILDEN.
us TERRH uAurB AEcoAn--AkoTnkn CREDIT
A0HlJlHH.


Nt0 FORK Epsntn0 Espf4ts tpeNeovostc CFpan)
Thurs l. ct present ahul before the ua!ted
States Circuit Court for tho Southern District
Of Now York, sitting III equity, wherein the g.
Louis, Alton q TsrRo Nautn railroad Company
appears - complainant, uud Ar. Samuel ]. Ttl'
den a. tho most prominent defendant The
complaint, In brief, demands au account Of ceF-
talu moneys or securities intrusted to tho de-
lcndanta, and Mr. Tt1lcu, ln hriaf. Tcpllea by
tsking aad getting umo to answer xaa kts III
u July.
THh yORxcLo6u1R OF TuH RAILROAD.
According 70 tLs complaint in this Gaze, on
Feb. IA, 1855, tbs Tesre Hauts i Alton
Colnpauy snd tbs Dclleville & Iliinoistovn Rail-
road Company were consolidated, under tho
title Of the Tcrre Haute, Alton d st. Louis llal-
toa.l Company, subsequently tho new T. L..
A. & bt. L. Company became financially elnhar.
1assca, a'nl unaGis to pay tho Interest IN tNu
, 1876-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

SEeEfQf DfERUtch 10 ING iE50HHk.
PAXTON, ILL.,, Juno 30.--A Republican County
Convention was held here to-day. A. Sample
was nominated for state's Attorney, 8. u. Ly-
man for sherin, and a. NJ. Daggclt for Circuit
Clerk. Delegates wuro chosen to tho Congress
stounl and Senatorial Conventions. Tho Cosl-
yentlon instructed for G. L. Fort for Congress,
and John II. Collier, Of Gibson City, for State
Representative. Tho Convention was harInoni-
GUS and cntAualuatlc.
MACON COUNTY, ILL.,
Bpecdaf Dtspatch II Tic 1tiduns.
DECATUR, ILL.,, June 20-Wo have had an-
other very rIuy day, still politics secns to bo
on tho increase. The Republicans meet to-u1ght
In obedience to unversally-s,gncu, call to or
eanizo club of Scalpers after the Wide-Awakc
order. ....
large crowd. The speakers gave but little hope
OF carrying Illinois, but proposed to make tho
6ght. Both parties are organizing rapidly In
thlS county.
DUBUQUE, Ia.
sEpeeial Nlpateh TO 7As Tribune
DunuQuB, In, June 3O.--A spirited Tilden
and Hcndricks ratification was held hero To-
night. Tho Hon, d. D. Richards presided, and
specclies wero madoby the Chairman, 7. 8. VII
son, the Hon. T. O'Donncll, tho Hon. G. ].
Rogers, L. II. Caiy, T. J. alunroo, Dr., Jennings,
aud George W. Burton. There WIS a good
rrnwd nrusrnt Int Arnrre1v elIa1 To tint Of the
. RtaSs,s a,tm.tav Scrr "a. f"tr ,1nrrec
nf prnthnsia,l.1. and eyerytl,iu. passcd iii 10
van.rai aatis sf"rtinn. Thn bnnI md cannon ron.
hest1'ntn snronsvInt IN Vie in1lI1rntInn Tin
t,.uutu wv @ ~ I,t ~. .oaH 49, ,,t,,rn,s
psmoerats ns, arc no" ao'f e"'ereo '0e u ''sosoos
canpa1Bh' -. ,,,,.<,,
!ata, T!a gAMrAaoH i1.ases - - ~ TsSuns
Spe@M nA'e1 = ,na ~ aHn ~ III n.,no,r. t,ot
1,a,ona IL slo III Stanta tn bcrin ths tan,ns@n
~ Iinvrs "a MN md Il Wccirr Ths Chairman II Tic
Es nXss @tH atota nm,o,tts haa ,yritt.,, IN tn
ipnann III, nst, othnr W"nrc."ntotvrs invit.
uRsh0 ' ~ a ,t,oa Inu ost fs snsacss IL ass stats,
NY Mnn " 1,i miSS iii, ,Si al.n 'u ti,a cn.,
psEntR T., R%iayyn yMy ~ ,,cat,v A." onths ,onr with
E~Hn ~ ~ .',u ~ kmawn ;tnnrccctlcnted H. ijaii
y, ~ lm1 ~ ~ M .x ,,'t w - r.. tt,ns tn,its
ansWe'Gw ~ ts,S ,xa ~ y" s.it lion, ' 49, iasnr
sasSua CnEiua ou' "o"s" Nv VIVA 'A'''' ~ '~s'
pss'o0' szo.x .,o,. ,,.v xouv
/ s...t5ai ni<,nfrs n TS" 4tibmnx
| Nzv vnmw' .Innr Wl-tt Ia fntImnted here
mat tMa tIvht al sinhn Kcily. rcDresattinr Tain.
mans fi,1f svaInsts Tfi.ien' wns a nmtr,,i3 iob fe
maRs @ t ,} appesr est tat TiIdun was bitterly sntAg
omatE s;v " ,stIcl III t ~. maiinnai sfmI,t Th9
nn1y I'D fsss naoted In suGstautiati6n Is thai
, 1876-07-01
GOV. HAYES c1tunCH RELATIONS.

FnEMosr, o., Junc 27.-As the Clurch.rcIat!ons
Of Gov. Hayes ato being mooted In the West, 1acg
leave gyo you tho facts: Gov Hayes not tnen-
bcrof tho II. e, Church. but regular attendant OH
Its services hero; md, as tho Discipline uf TINT
Church allowg minority Of Trustees to be men Of
good reputation, though not monabors " tic
Church, tIo Governor Is President Of our Hoard Of
Trustees. Mrs 1laJcs IL a membcr In good md
regular standing in Tho Methodist Epacopal Church
hero. L
, 1876-07-01

mortgages OF tho old companies which It had as
sumctl, u we'll "a on tts owni aud bills 81 FORE
alel BY Tho Trustees Of tho second tnoEtgages Of
thu Original com npan1ea In tho United States Cr-
cult Courts OF The Districts Of Indiana and South
cyu ttlnas, In which acttonA decrrrs of forcclca-
uro and salc we're about 10 bo entered. uppn ths,
and ths general creditors of The Company sub
scrlbed 10 4 general plan of reorganization,
whicl. embraced The purchase Of the rp!uE, the
chRftcrinE Of a nav corporation, antl the erca-
tlen and atsposal Of stock nd see,'rties c: n:
rlAn into effect. This Committed werc batnAa
J. 7Kdes, Robert HayAd, Josepli Iuekernan.
John G. RIchurtIsnr, krl Charles Butter. On
March r. 1sc T. Alon III iSs sx ri: 1osd ,n% sas ,o3a
leo fnr Ssoo,oOo, and = nch corporation
ves formed soon afterwards. un,cr the titla OF
the St. Louis, Alton 4 Tsrre lioute Railroad Com
psny, with SanuA ,. 1Yklen, Robert Bsyartl,
sell Sage NJ lncorpo-stors. Iy tho sct Of tncor-
porQttou the new rtnnpauy WAS empowered TO
assun.o the liabilities Of tho oks oo,npnuy an'!
1uakc sctslensnta, uelng fos that pusp"se the
now en.npnny's stock and boDde,. the settle
mcntk 10 pe masle within ak months after the
organization, md nll plAlnnilta ~ oe deearrca
from tho botiel!ss OF hc net unlett thar claims
were surrendered and settled within that sl1
months ...
Un Juno 27, 1862, o meeting OF The Heard OIL
Directors wns held nt tho Comrany's Office, No.
ID Wall street, In this city Samuel J. Ti1dcn
and tho other members Of the Purchasing Com
mtteo wcru nnlung the Directors. One Of them
offered teslea Of resolutions, which woro re-
fcrretl to Purchasing Committee Mcmbcr:antl'
director Samuel j. Tihlcn, a. counsel ot tho
Company. On the following day tho Boar! met
agat at tho same place, atl Purchasing Com
mlttce -Metnber-Di Director md Counsc.for- the
Corporation Samuel J. Tildcn reported tle re-
olutious, which were TO tho effect Tint certain
l,o,sGs as,d stock should be iss,iel and created
md handed over to Samucl ]. Tfldcn and llls
Purchasing Committee for tho payment q The
purchase money and the settlement OF claims
Tile bonds and stock authorized by tho chnrte'
and directed 10 be Issued by thcsc rcsolution'
Et Ettss mos:sasS a. s bond. 200. oot
| Second m0ttghEp-Trcfd 81, S0o, 00p
$''"': ~ - - 1900, ,oot
, 1876-07-01

dGstrioot y.onlo IN tho par.1{Mss M Of hani t!Mex. @
Koiof y hecGssasy 10 eetnnian hnana y su.'sHsy
hnna.. - 4eneanss ~ failure tos ~ q! ,., theso
nlsytn Jear 70 make Good thS nro,nise o. .ne
yAlas r e. hand. oi dig eeuris, :na the nen;
gaIn'ent Hhlch - ne u'sseRnea OF uas pitgmtdn
acnn. @ M nvc S,1r " nc.ce ' hn kcn
rem ~ a1po n FserG aTes 1.scen nn lanes sn% .nS
eu of s .s nss
sssss, Without sssa,ssstef aay tesss;? tss @ tSsIs
ana aty q thns pafty wns; 1fg fngn, s9ys rc,
mpuen no preparation ior 5esmh9tion, 20 ~. @ IN
sau -. snc,ea ,[esamP1on n. ~ icanc v
sn, ws az sneaay % preies.!ns 81 % . intesd .pesdy
ftesh hls snses thsIoto A. sach ~ NJ M "
"Iso mi wo hIe t,amnni its srpeai We demand
,ts osa o. q & s"SS' Sv VIC
aasas.. >, esh sh,f sasSle W. se
nsrfcst " rsa ,inoss to meet ar Of iss promises Il
Hss.ss sSe sssi ! ~ eisai.cs entitled . ws
li.ve ~ sys.s .adxa;a and ,hnvo al,.
lnetnsted to compoteMto hsnds io5 osecnt,on, eso'
ns n II q M ny HIM sianin@ s the nub|o m,nd nto
~. Of tA .s ahns1y Of sfsa sy
wsh W poF eens o. our o a nner mi nsn
, 1ennrs cond"urr Mnmla srom 1ha dnv 81 its
Sdoton eriny healing On IT, lnfs f. 10 a. al onf
Garaseu N and te mocbsnic "rs
rcsoro t9 lsH, "a t nds and Tsn' In all '
soGtees, .s q T. tS W. sm AMI odo Of
Federal axatloa: te ~ end thnt espital 1"S;y
w. H n taf ses
SSish y'e1i: aSiasliSE "a ast ysafy ,i|:'nS
satsIdlto iow T. ro,b,ts !%portss that mig,t nt
doErG1au Ae51cah sofo h ase IT, IT," eS @ - czr ~
The saea # Ansssan nn at
aStisniinse.man w fnd1tstry followed By haif our
msnnio: # costs tho pSopfe ayo tues more than II
ssf, to 5 t s..s 4, 1a, sS So { o.
notcs fraud, fosters Smuggling, enrchcs dssl,onest
ealeials. anl b9nktupts honest merchants. :, wo "
ony pF nss Feels sets md a
nIcipei. Our Federal taxation lns swollen from
mll,Sqs Eo IN asgo tS four 1s9o: h9
or oar aanrogata ta1ntlon from ono hunircd and
md thtty millions Currency In 1870; Dr. in Que de-
fhao diehtcc 'fy o5la1s nsr Ieai snce thc peaco
Tn ncmnio I,aye mid 10 tbelr tax.uothorcrs mofo
Tia tion thrlcs tic sun oi thc attonal sDt, md more
ts Than tWss tiat suH for tSo Federni 1osernnsat
qone1 1ens1t"nt md from eys5y o,cer q liz Govern
nent. Rtnfts'D''1' A'A ''''' s's' ''~'' - w. >'''
I. a,p 4, pa. ,hs stH 1oo thS G n
.ctna sottiers by ths narty in hover. which has
sa1an,ered i've hundreI f,ililous Of acres uon
gEoaoto Sns snazeI % of osa tnn si1i rect
" t. Iba a,liors Of fSe soi
Is s q
anf our dplonacy, which have stripped our fellow
citzons oI ioregn birth and kiudfet raco rccFots-
@ aa aaa. afo o our pf OF
nat nst'4s spfsng @ f!em ths saa's grsat, pe:sSs
pc,a IqM notnrsii.aiiom ~ bnna s,nsscustamo n