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are doing a lively business this week; as
we understand. The catch was larger than
the sale, some days this week. May con-
tinued success attend their efforts.
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POUND NETs.-AIr. Geo. Williams, OF
Fredericktown, was arraigned before Spun e
Howard yesterday morning, charged with
violation of the fish law, by using pound
net in Sasafras river. The net was placed
opposite the property of Mr.. Jas. J. Hill,
who complained and procured Mr.. Will
liam's arrest. Squire Howard decided that
the law had been violated and condemned
the property taken-boat and nets-and
ordered them to be sold. An appeal will
be taken. This is a test case and will be
watched with interest by the fishermen.
Parties having pound nets in use, would
do well to see to it that they are in compli-
ance with the law, as it seems a raid is
about to be made upon them. The mesh
of the net above mentioned, was proved to
be smaller than allowed by the law.
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Our town has been quite lively during
the past week, owing to the revival of
canal trade. Our harbor is full of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16
The hill WAS 1,naaad finally.

The bill was passed finally.
House bill No. Gil, to limit the time
during which answers to writs OF gar
nishment may be disproved, ETC., Was
taken UP and passed finally.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. "a, the general revenue
bill, was taken up. The proposition to
revoke the reference OF this bill to the
Committee Of the Whole gave rise to
some discussion and delay. 1t was
finally agreed that the bill BIO withdrawn
from the Committee OF the Whole and
taken UP by the House.
The Committee Of the Whole then re"
ported the progress OF the bill up to
section 80.
A message from the Senate was re.
eeived, to the effect that that body. had
refused to adopt the amendment Of the
House TO Senate bill No. 90. The House,
insisting on It's action, on motion the
bill was referred TO Committee OF
Conference.
Messrs. Leeds, Bowden and Jonas
were appointed as such committee on
the part OF the House.
House bill No. 81 was now taken up.
Mr.. Lyons, OF East Feliciana, In the
chair.
Consideration Of House bill No. Sd
progressed to section 81. when the
House adjourned.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE BILL.

Two more protests against the Board
OF Trade bill were laid on the desks Of
the members OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives yesterday. These protests
are signed by promin ent merchants
doing business on Poydras and Tchoupi-
toulas streets. The objections to the
bill are, that 1t creates new Offices
and increased burdens on the
mercantile community, and that the
bill, II 1t pass. should be limited
In Its operations to the members Of tho
proposed Board Of Trade. One Of the
protests also asserts that many NOM
bers OF the Merchants Exchange whose
names are embodied in the bill as in
corporators. declare that they are OPP
posed to such a bill. and did not author
lie the use Of their signatures.
In conversation with the Hon. Jesse
X. Bell, who introduced the bill in the
House. we were informed by that gentle
man that tho bill is an exact copy Of the
laws creating the Boards Of Trade OF
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Louis
Vile.
The protests mentioned above were
not introduced yesterday, although an
attempt was made to do so just as the
House was adjourning, however.
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Yesterday Hon. Alcide Bouanehaud,
Parish Judge of Pointe Coupee, and
Court, elected on the Republican ticket
at the last election, applied for and OBJ.
tanned their commissions yesterday
from Gov. Nichols. and qualified by
fling their oaths Of Office with the Hon.
W. A. Strong, Secretary of State,
Messrs. Bouanchaud, Hebert and Judge
Yoist, of the District Court, (who quail.
fed yesterday are among the most in.
Huential citizens. with large pecuniary
interests, of the parish of Point Coupee.
Mr.. Chas. Grey, elected Clerk Of the
Parish Court OF Avoyelles, also at the
last election, also received his commits.
sion from Gov. Nichols, and filed his
oath OF Office in the office Of the Seere.
tary of State.
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UNTlslE14y LEvxTy.
The .socular Way I'm which the Joint
| Houses Count the vote.
[speoIal Dol Cineinnati Commeroial. ]

Especial to Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, Feb. II. -- During the
roll call rest IL taken and everybody
falls to talking. Randolph Tucker.
Ashbel Green and VIM. M. Evarts form
a group and have jolly time. while
Stanley Matthews and Dick Merrick
chat comfortably few feet off. The
New York papers arrive, and the men,
bers are at once showed up. Ladies In
the galleries get out their lunch and
MUNICH, and smile and nod to their
friends below. Chief Justice Waite
leaves tho common gallery, where he
has been democratically sitting with
the vulgar herd. and crosses to the
diplomatic gallery, where he joins JUS
tice Swayne. To them arrives Abram
8. Hewitt. who at once chips in and
monopolizes the talk.
FLORIDA BUSINESS ENDED.
The intolerable buzz and hum on the
floor and In the galleries Is interrupted
by sharp stroke Of the gavel at 2 "a,
and the Senate Is seen coming through
the long corridor. They enter the hall,
and seat themselves in places to which
they seem destined to grew familiar be-
fore they finish the count. The for
malities OF the resumption Of the joint
session, also grown familiar, are had.
The vote of Florida is announced, and
the certificate OF the votes Of Georgia
Ia read by Representative Cook, Of that
State, one OF the tellers OF the House.
Cook gravely reads, Done In the thou
sand and first year Of our independ-
presiding officer secures order by the
free use Of his gavel. It requires but q
small thing to arouse an immense
amount Of hilarity on this august occa-
sion.
THE COUNT PROCEEDS.
The vote Of Illinois was passed with
out objection, as it was indicated in
these dispatches last night it would be.
Blaine Is a fish out OF water since he
has become q Senator, and while the
Indiana certificates are being read he
crosses over to the House side, where
the boys welcome him warmly. He sits
like a great mischievous boy, with a
merry CLEAN in his eyes, biting his
nails and telling stories, at which the
little group around him, slowly grow
ing larger, laugh with rather more
noise than is precisely proper under
the circumstances.
KENTUCKY.
In announcing the vote of Kentucky
Cook plumbers again, and gives eleven
votes, instead Of twelve, to Tilden. He
correct himself amid roars Of laughter.
1t was awfully funny.
LOUISIANA.
The supply Of returns from Louisiana
seemed inexhaustible, but was finally
concluded by the Smith certificates.
Various gentlemen endeavored to put an
and to the farce, but objection was made,
the last time by Roger Q. Mills, Of Texas,
who said as the whole proceeding was
burlesque, he wanted it to go on, and
under the law it had to be continued,
as it was to the great amusement OF the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16
NOTICES OF BILLS,

NO CDOlCe, ana the senate WlbnuFeW.
The House now resumed its separate
Session.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
| BY Mr.. Washburne, OF Morehouse-
Dk q bill relative to parish taxes.
BY Mr.. VOORHEES,, OF Orleans, by con-
bent--House bill 115, to regulate the
kffice OF Wardens Of the Port Of New
Orleans, and to repeal sections 2217 and
b the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Young, Of Claiborne, by con-
ent--A bill to carry into effect an act
b relieve persons who have, and persons
ho have not, paid their drainage taxes
the parish Of Orleans.
The bill provides for an appropria-
on OF S24, 900, to be returned to drain
ge taxpayers.
BY Mr.. Worries, of Orleans-A bill
provide for the transfer Of rights to
nrchasers by foreclosures of mort
Ages on railroads, etc. Referred.
Mr. Estopinal, OF st. Bernard, was
Fanted leave Of absence for next Satur-
By Mr.. Delavigue, Of Orleans, chair
an, report from the committee on
Fainage and Canals, favorably on
puse bill No. 1l3, relative to the
damage tax in the parish Of Orleans,
til amendments.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
massage from the Governor, In
eming the House that he had APPROX
and signed an act to incorporate the
In of Ouachita, etc.
by Mr.. Estopinal, Of st. Bernard, by
psent-A bill TO remove the seat OF
lice OF st. Bernard parish to Bayou
hre-aux-Beufs. Referred to the
diciary Committee.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING,
House bill No. 50, providing for a
kfy statement to be made by the
he Auditor; requiring the State
asurer to issue and pay State war
IS in the order they are applied for,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16
aTHAMHDA1tE.

Cotton valley Carlton, from Camden
Gov Allen. Brown.g from bayou Sara
Willie, Trinidad, FROM Lind Grove
Florence Meyer, Nichols, from rhhraas River
Tom Parker Delahoussey, fresn a to- Boeui
River
st john Bergeron, from Baton Rouge
Bertha Drummer, Kabuin, from STEMS Bluff
Mary Houston Miller, from Cincinnati
Ii llama, Hplmes, from OHaehita City
Frank PargoHd, White, from Gteenvile
Robt Young, Dnfout, from Bayou des Glaizes
Isabel. OPry, from Lower Coast
Grand Repub TO- 1horwegan, from Memphis
One flatbuat from Ohio River
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16

A negro was put On the stand as wit
ness. and the judge inquired Ii he I'M
derstood the nature Of an oath. For
certain, boss" said the citizen; eff T
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AnpRseHi

60O pcs slaves
PBNSACVLA-Per achr w A watson--i5D sacks
corn 10 sacks coffee 10 bbls flour bbs sugar casks
bacon tee lard $50 sacks alt II pkgs sundries
PENSACOLA-~Per steamer Amte---l20O sacks
900 oats quo sacks bran ~ sacks Gese 300
bhls Hour 30 bbs whisky 30 BIB pork 10 bhds sugar
II bacon II e. lard - baleA hay 40 phgs mdpe
rBONACCA-1'er sohr J NJ FisA=-jO bbls flour 30
bf do bx bacon "a sunhries
NEW YOkK-pef steamship Algiers-tai3 bales
cotton Jg8 bales hides 100 bales wool II bbs taow
ltG5 eoas hides 1854 bdls " do $50 bales stle $500
hbs molasses 10 hhds boz black 40 bales 900
bbs oil 6s bids sugar 30 bales paper stock Is bales
10 hhds guonanuts II pHgs suhdritB
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Arrived.

Span steamship Rita RieHta from Havana to PUG,
Corral &eo4sd die 10
Brit s,eamship CHILEAN, Bremnsr, from Liverpool,
via West Indian and Mexican Ports, to PIN.
Fofweod &eo=4th dis
Steamship Tappahannook, Cookssy, from Havana.
via Florida Ports, TO | X Robetts-1st ds
Ship Marcia Gtsehleaf Bunker. 81 day 10 from Genoa.
20 Ocean, Zsrega &go-ront
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16

A comprehensive school teacher asked
an Aberdeen class il any one could tell
him anything remarkable in the life OF
Moses. Boys-Yes, sir; he was the only
man who broke all the commandments
at once
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-16
MARINM NEWS,
CTFtrE NEW unLy ANE DEMOCRAT, 1
February 10, 1877. I
s'ses rss ysstsrs,sy.

Steamship Algiers, Hawthorn, for Few York
@ A whitney Geo
Steamer Amte, Costello, for Pensacola and Milton
Master
Sw brig Hslois ndsrgren for Falmouth
John II Ffetehs
Sehr w Watson Rntan. for Pensacola Master
sohr j NJ Fish, Smith for Bonasca-
J + Maeheoa aoe
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.


Blind Rivef--psr sehr Lady Gays cords wood
5000 slaves order
Bsnfuuoa-Per schr Perseveranee=JoO 900 bricks to
order
Blind Rivsr--Per schr Ponme d'Or--~.6 cords
wood master
bayou Laeombe-Per sehr Bllen---27 cords wood
master
Tehefuneta Rivsr-~--Per sehr Geo Fandely---5D0
bbia sand order
Tangipahoa-Per schr Louisiana state--5eo bbls
ali. lie order
Bayou Laoombe-Psr aehr Josephine No 2--i6.ooO
feet lumber order
Pearl River Per steamer Mary white-4oooo feet
lumber order
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RECEIPTS Ar THE NEW BASIN.

Covington-Per sohr M Pippo--9 bsles col ton
Warren, a kins &gu-i ii llis9n 6s1=-t PAYNE.
kst nedy Geo Ino Chaffs IL song Alous. scherck
a. Autesi do bbls nolassss 70 bb|s tar 81 bbs fire
clay 400 bbls sand II hides odsr-Tot ~ bales cot
ton bbls ,nblasses
Pearl Rvsr--Per sehr Gipsy--10 cords wood to
master
Biloxi-Psr sehr SaueY Jackie cords wocd astsr
PEARL River-Psr sghr Petroaia--45 cords wood 20
master
Wolf Rivsr-Psr sehr Eba---25 900 fset lumber o
Stuber
Pearl River--Per sehr Gen Washington COO
feet lumber w W Care Aso
Bayou Lheombe=-Psr g. hr Leanae, Jane---22. 900
feet lumber o, der
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.snowden & violatt=4te Stewart bros &ee--12 GWyn
q pyeg.11 Z Walnssy Nco-s Jno Iivaudaas- :
h9mme-4 Burnett Geo. II Allison &eo4s Bnssey
Moo-=2 FotstaI Il Jumonville-=2 = Wilkeraena-l
Ben Gefson-i Dose &co=--1 Johuson--4t Britt0ii.
Meers Il Cole ran=Sg8J saek cotton seed o Cotton
Seed ARseciation-=9t q Whitney &eo-sundries to
ordefToa g1B5 bales cotton 63iB sacks cotton seed
BAYOU DIES GLAIHES=s Per steamer Robert
Y6uDg-@as bales cotton NUfv o6d IL RGhafds--lg
Payne. Kennedy &oe@15 W Leverieh--si4 Meyer,
Wies &eo-to Gumbe-a Beaud " Gibert--s Nc
Gshee, saowden q 7vioett-7 Robert Hare Ben
Gefspn-3 Bush q Lsveft. g Nalle & Caminaek--. Y
i Buekner Il Bro Psst, Yale d Bowling-131
sacks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed Assoeiaton-=--21
hads sugar w Levefith4=sundres to order-Iotal
iJ5 bal cotton 1870 sacks eotsn seed " hhds sugar
LOWER CoAsT- -, steamer Issbeln :, bids
d. sacks rough rice j Fterstet -sandres 10 order
Total Is bbls melasses hhds sugar % sacks rough
rice -.
MEMPH1 s---Per steamer Grand Rspublic-=s77
bales cotton Richardson " May-=774 MeGehee,
Snowden Violett-1-555 John Ph lps Ase----525
Meyer Wois ss &eeslo ClsPp Bros Aeos sa I
man, Abraham dec &c ] l. Harris &eo-2t6 Aleus,
eetsrok Il Autey-2os Allen Nugent eeo--te5 Allen,
West &eo-~ae Jno Ghaffs q soaSe6 Il q Newman =.
10 Payne. Kennedy Aeo---eg erdsr---64 Cbaae,
Hamilton d Powsli=6i Ealls Il Catnmaek-55 J W
Bufbfidgs &eo-=44 d Newman &oo--Je w E Hal
81 II II Greenwood &oe-33 Stewaft Bros e1-=at
II L iuekner Bfo---2e Hugh Allison &co=-g3
l.eadles, Wood &eo-23 Claiborne aGo--22 Jurey IL
Gillis-le Gumbel.ls Gwyn Dysr-17 Graham,
BLACK hCh--Io 4 u OoDhbuFH-~la W u BlaBk etGO-
~ Bussey &eo-B Cannon Il Stewatt--B Temple s
Cy6ns A6o-s BlaEeruois Gee-6 Jna Livaufais.
L II Terry Richard Flower &co---4 ! Prud.
bomme-t Jno Hafdie Goo=-3 W Pesls=-3 4 o
Thomas Co.'s Brittnn, Moore u Coleman "a Bar
rett Il Gordon---2 Ar Miltenberger d Polloek--2
Howeott Geo. John Adaips stp. q Feet Y@ls It
II wliag--2J Burnett dGo=-@37su aaeks cotton sst Il
meal Aidge--1t2o do A Magnnis sons-i0UD do
A A Greenwood &oe~1e0 do Meyer, w ola aeo--I57
do u Andrews-=i9i do Cannon & Etewhtt-. 55i7
sacks cotton H. cd N o Jotton Seed ssGf atou=136g
sacks oileake Il W sayna--625 do J w Butbfifge IL
co =698 do j ldige-s $50 do u anaIsws--tG1 do
Never Weis &uo-n7D Hstks corn I l. Alrev Gpn=--
Goon Heed tlgB sacks cotton seed meal 52Da sacks oil
cake 21g sacks corn
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
: FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
or New Orleans.
0ffiee-Corner OF Camp and arayisr Streets.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
NHW On1KAns. Ham. hi.

New ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1877.
this day, It was resolved to declare tbe folowine
dividends from the net earnings OF the year end
Ing December 81, 1876, to wit:
|, Ton per cent annual interest on thecapital
paid in. O
D. Five per cont to carry to reserve fund In nc
cordgnee with Sec 4. Art. 8. Of tho charter.
B. Ten per, cont to carry to the credit OF the
Firemsn's Charitable Association OF New Or
leans, for the support of the widows and or
phans, ana general relief system Of said ne so
e,ation. In accordance with Bee. L. Art. 8. OF Tie
charter.
4, Five per cent interest dividend on capital
paid In.
g., Twenty-Five per cent dividend to parttei.
pating insurers.
II declarations Of dividends to stockholders
TO be carried to credit Of stock notes in accord
ahee with Sec, 8. Art 9, of the charter eertif-
Gates. OF which will be issued on and after the
10th day Of February. 1877
Participating dividends to insurers tnot
stoekholdersl payable in cash on demand.
Stockholders can obtain printed detailed state
ments at the office Of the conn any.
J. N. Marks prsEidpnt
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Paid UP capital, $500, soe.
FROM THE TWENTY-FIRsr ANNUAL
sTATEMENT ron 1876,

Net annual earned pre-.
miuIns and Discounts
and Interest. ............. s4sT sssm
Losses, Expenses, Taxes,
:. etc. ....rsss .=.s.........., s277, ge1 81
Reserved faud $4,000 and
Dividend capital 10
per osuts.r.sa,+ .s.-........ be,5H 47-sss7uS
Net Pro 7i.2gss4
Assets Of tl.t, u, ,..pany o.
tmated MT their cash
market value.
Stocks. Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable ,-..!.s..s S9s, 500 70
Cash on hand and premi-
ums in course of coileo-
ton. 1876 go ~
k5R5 3ps 81
Dividend paid on stock tsn per cert psr an
mum. and on participating policies twenty per
cent, payable In easl.
This old and reliable company Ia issuing poll
etes on Fire, River and Marine risks on tho most
favorable terms. u losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms st their office.
81 Camp street. JAMES 1. DAY,
- President.
II. CARPENTER, Reeretary. 1874 ~
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1890. .s-
Net profits for 1876. ................ s2s.iss 20.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Valued at their cash market value:
Real estate. .Stt5.102 "
United States bends. City Railroad
Company, city and J. and @. II. r. Il.
first mortgage. bank and insurance
stocks 1880 "a
Bills receivable ipremiums) ........... II, 1853 "a
First mortgage notes and pledge notes ts3,7e0 90
Cash in BANK" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876 30
Premiums In course OF coeetion...... 1929 %
Amounts due by insurance companies 8.2g7 30
ss74,41s GO
We the undersigned. special committee ap-
pointed by the Board OF Directors Of the Esw
Orleans Insurance Company, to value the assets
of said company at their present probable mar
ket value. hereby certify that after careful sx~
animation tho yalaation Of said assets. rs above
specified. 10 trme and correct 10 the best of o1r
knowledge and belief.
New Orleans, 18th January. 1877.
W. A. BELL
II. GALLY.
e. MERILH.
A sCHRIEBER.
The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company,
J. TUYEs. President.
]. w. HrHcKs, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo- this 17sh
day Of January, A. d. 1877.
JOHN i. LARESCHE.
Third Justice OF the Peace.
At q meeting Oh the Board Of Directors. halG
this day, IL was resolved TO pay the semi gnnnus
interest dividend Of FIVE per cent on the capital
stock 10 the stockholders. or their legal repre-
sentatives. on and after the first Monds- oil
February next NV. HINCKS, Secretary.
January Is, 1871
DIRECTORS.
Ernest Meriih, Fl. Gally,
Charles LATTE. VIM. Van BenthuysaE
Charles II. Schmidt. Jules Aldige.
Charles J. Leeds, W. A. Bell.
d. Fate, Pierre Poutz,
4. sehrleber. J. Tuyea. ials 1zss
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No choice, and the Senate withdrew.
The House now resumed its separate
.nQSinn
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S0A.71A 5s
The above statement is a just, true and cor.
rect transcript from the books of the Com pany
PAUL FOURCHY, President
G.. W. MOTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, l
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the Sd day
OF june 1876 JAMES FAHEy Notary pnb,,o
At O. meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
on the Sd day Of June, 1876, 1T was resolved to
pay to the Stockholders. on demand. FIVE PER
CENT interest on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
P. MAspERO. ED. TOBY,
D. FATJO, P. FOURCHY,
s.. z. RELF, M. w. SMITH,
J. J, FERNANDEZ. D. A. CHAFFRAIX
J. III. ALLEN. CHS. LAFITTE.
ie1s If
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The House assembled at the usual
hour.
Speaker Bush In the chair and q
.nuorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Peroival.
The minutes of the preceding meet.
Eng being approved, the Senate was an
bounced. The General Assembly then
met In join session and balloted for a
United States Senator, with the follow
Inc result.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18

h he rspssuion a di.oon.... witA..,
laliaisaes q = ~ al ~ :n.,e,.s eas
[24ecam ths osSef. -. .nTsiiir. II
Amsrlosr lslSY /. ircsr.HSs ~
49, lusacsd 81 Co., 49, rf~..s.
|Anaiud6n-that itc0lo5Sv hSsseciLj
~ tAe w d force. NriiSs -, ~
|iatiaHA of capital hTisSno SSSeis1 -
Aaselnooc. Satis|yg n s. ixi
ofmation that ito condition rSSuies fkog
causes and circumstance incanahle II ~.
controlled, and u The bsss thas thsss circum
can 1saaonahly- afiard. ana II nm
escqu4ocs3n The sitsa6ua, 4. On
hand tNOp4a1NQak ftpn cawnwiaeA
anayb S6AAEat3A IdN nof
hlE.A3QhAAnaenahAaAAaeIe ifis ~
sumstmmt the 90 in tte uu1sfioa -
gs1 orNAE u1ruad syua6ln. 1n6anI
0iSmanagemant; from he rcductaon IA in
come BY reckless eompseidou; from ths
ansoepsioa OF easninss by exeravagant
ofkcaals' salaries from illibesal restricssoaa
oroppessise commercial exactions, or from
aay. other aljuk cause alihs injuries tsrthe
capital invested and tn, Tahof Il employs,
let just minded and Eesefous ppeopfee Hs66me
:ati.hed Of thsss fsct, satis3sia this aiAeir
highest interests M snaabessea os7 Ind
their material Psoaperity Il j~sopardised
aud their iaesitasios imperillsd
BY the existsnce Of The
operation Of such causes, and the influence
ot.aa reah9htsnsd, hsveffo1sringi spahlic
opinion will prevent tuebafsaoS BY. sspeess.
Ing shsss causes Of discoatent-wll - avsi,
y outbreak to b. bsaten down b. arms. To
Ne tosmasaof and sn~tfgAtsament Of suck IN
opinion n In The sAggsstfos Of peaceful
methods for thu .cessseelos ofseyila; .tAs ba.
rean can D nads an Efficient instrunsaa
Ihe method Of compensation, I have ven.
tnrsd : sogGss1 may OF may net be approvsd.
II ~! not It . better b brought forward.
" this ~ nay H. mighty Interests In.
yosvea. sennok attoed 70 b didsrsas; hbos
cannos anord =; capital cannot afford Il;
social osdef and public liberty cannot a&bsd