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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

"My proposition said Butler, SIS that
we should issue s4Oo, 900, 600 in non-in,erest-
bearing bonds OF the United States to settle
the unemployed laboring men OF the United
States upon the public lands OF the United
States.'' Upon the enunciation OF this pro-
position there was great applause. These
bonds, which Mr.. Butler meant the same
thing that people understand by the term
grecnbacks, would by their depreciation
be tax OF S400,000,000 upon creditors
throughout the country for the beneht OF
peoplc who might be induced by the offer
OF years support to settle on Tue public
lands, but who, in nine cases out OF ten,
would fail as farmers. This plan OF robb!ng
creditors pleased the sort OF crowd that
Butler was addressing remarkably well. 1t
was so good a hit that, in spite OF some
such mistakes as that Just noticed, it may be
that Mr.. Buffers appearance at Newbury-
port as the poor mans friend was, on the
whole. decided success Chicago Times.
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irlllnolld \ nth.
SATURDAY !. !. /. Iisss 1858.
A New; PARTY.

VI It may be that the. people Of Virgtnia
ought 10 follow the States advice, and di-
vide unon the public-siebt question. But
certainly the Conservative party. as such.
has nothing TO do with that question when
it proceeds to elect congressman. IT may
be that the Conservatives ought last year to
have tokcn the Stafe's adyice rather than
ours, md elected a Governor upon that
issue. That was an election for State
officers aud q State Legislature; and there
might have heen some excuse for the two
wings OF our party fighting upon State is
sues. But this fall we are TO elect only con-
gressmen. It may be that it, is time to bury
the Conservative party and organize new
one. Certainly the party which the State
proposes 10 establish would not be the Con.
sentative party. That party. as party, has
nothing TO do with the State debt.
Both the Republican and the Con-
seryatiye parties ought to be united
upon such question as that. There are
at any rate, debt-paying Republicans and
debt-paying Conservatives. and there are
readiusters in both parties. II, therefore,
we divide upon the State-dcbt question, that
must be the only issue. We must be as ready
to vote for Mr.. FORBES, or Mr.. STEARNs, or
Colonel PopHAM, or General WIcKnAM. as fol-
any Conservative. We cannot keep up our
connection with the Democrats OF the other
southern States, nor with the Democrats
OF the North. When we decide to fight
upon the debt question, we decide to leave
our present party allies to look out FOL
themselves. We must be ready to prefer
LEWIS MCKENZIE to 3. JOHNSON BARBOUR,
Colonel PoPBAA TO Mr..GREGoRY, YANKEE
ALLAN to 3fr. HINTON, JOHN T. LEWIS to
JOHN T. HARRIS, and JOSEPH JoRGENsES &c
General MALONE.
In word, when we nominate candidates
for Congress upon the pubIic-debt question
we shall have buried the Conservative party
and declared tina. 1t would be wiser for Vir-
einians to elect Republicans to Congress
who are debt-payers than Democrats or Con.
seryatives who are readiusters. We VIII
have sunk all national questions, ana estap-
Iished a party confined to single State.
We do not for a moment believe that the
Conservatives Of Virginia are ready 10
plunge into this gull. Ii such an issue Is to
be forced upon the people, let The readlust-
ers have the credit OF it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

GOOD NEws.-The Government, says the
Philadelphia Bulletin, seems to be on the
point OF resuming specie-payments. FAC
tories and furnaces are resumnS opera
tions. Trade OF all kinds is improving
The railroads are doing large and increas'
ing business. Stocks OF all kinds have been
going up, and everybody is beginning to
feel hopeful.
That's right. Let's bring back gooo
times. and not keep grooming over the hard
ships Of our condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

The result of the election in Baltimore
for Mayor: The judges returned 1889
votes for General T. G. Latrobe tDemocrat),
and 1,4s5 for r. II. Smith (Greenback and
Labor-Reformcr).
New YORK, July 12.-Hon. Thomas Mur'
ply made an assignment to his creditors.
David n. Kochler also filed a petition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
TEN CENTS TAKEN oFN OF EVERY Dol
LARS WORTH you PURCHASE.

You will find The largest stock OF HAMBURG
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS In the city, and at
the LOWEST PRICE, and get TEN CENTS OFF on
every dollars worth You purchase.
You will and large stock of DRESS GooDs
suited TO all seasons, ard get TEN CENTS OFF On
every dollars worth you purchase.
You Will find all the leading brands Of SHIRT
ISGS and SIIEETINGS, and get TEN CENTS OFF
on every do liars worth you purchase.
You win find BED-TICK, CHEVIOTS, DENNIS,
JEANS, and DRILLS, at all prices, and get TEN
CENTS OFF on every dollars worth You purchase.
You will find full assortment Of READY-AADE
UNDERWEAR at lower prices than ever. and get
TEN cEGTs OFF on every dollars worth you pur-
chase.
You will find all kinds OF GOODS FOR BOYS
AND MEMS WEAR at greatly reducedprices and
get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth you
purchase.
Yoa will find full assortment Of
VICTORIA LAWNS,
S0FT-FINlSHED CAMBRICS.
STRIPED and CHECKED NIUSLiNS.
EMBROIDERED MUSLINs, and
NA1NSOOkS,
and get TEN CENTS OFF on every dollars worth YOU
purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Tie people OF Botetourt county held
public meeting lust Monday and unani-
nously recommended RAN TUCKER as their
next congressman. The unanimity OF sen.
|timent Of the people Of the whole county
was well expressed, says the Fincastle Her
aid, /" By ON incident which occurred while
Colonel PEsDLEToN was addressing the
meeting. He stated that i,e.knew OF only
two men In the county VINO were opposed
to Mr.. TUcKER's reelection (and that they
ought not to be counted), when a number
OF gentlemen from different points (anlons
them the chairman OF the meeting) inter.
rupted him by saving that they did not live
in their neighborhoods."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Mr.. RoYALL's letter states General BRAD
LEY T. JonNsoN's line Of argument more
clearly and more correctly than we stated it
Yesterday but does not change our opinion
that the fathers OF the republic omitted to
provide for the case Of State repudiatinS
ifs dnhts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

TROUBLE IN THE PETERSBURG DISTRICT
Petersburg Post. 18th. 1.-The truth of it is,
and there can be no honest denial or con-
cealmcnt OF the fact, that the whole political
machinery OF this congressional district is
in the hands OF Captain William L. Hinton
and his subaIterns, and that it is run by them
exclusively for the purpose OF nominating
him for Congress in defiance Of the will OF
the people squarely expressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

The Democratic State Convention OF
Michigan laid down first-c!ass PLATFORM
as witness the following spccimen-plank:
III. We declare that gold and silver coin
are the money OF the Constitution, and that
ALI paper currency should be conyertioie
into such coin az the will OF the holder.
We are opposed TO further .orcible reduc-
ton OF fhe volume OF currency, and we
approve the action of Congress prohibiting
s,Ich reduction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Our Mecklcnburg correspondent-one OF
the most intelligent, most respected, and
most reliable citizens OF that county-WTltes
us that there were but twenty or thirty
persons present in the greenback meeting.
We had not supposed that there were SO
ronpc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

To our Orkney Springs correspondent
Your letter is a mere advertisement. We
would Willingly publish letter from you
containing news, or gossip, or interesting
matter OF any sort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
99-GEST STORE.
DECEIVED AT TIE
90 III s-tN >tII,I. u

RECEIVED AT THE
G9-CtST STORE:
100 EIGiiT-EALL CR0QEET, IN h"%." ct "2c.;
I , LARGE FOCR-WIiEEL WAGONS ~ "2r.;
so FOUE-WIiEEL DOEI.-ChEEIA"ES:
4 large lot If LADIES HAT. direct from ia.
manutactorv:
~ sizes In LADIES FOXED CATERS;
A jh-Iot OF LADIES SoL!p-cnLpKIi'
HOSE, silk-clockcl, AT .Jc pair;
3 clscs MEMS Congo EuX-roED
sllOES-sizc 6, Z. Sat $50 a.pHr-."sE
cheap;
4 job-.ot of CI!ILDEEN'S SHOES al 30.
tlorc Of those LARGE SOLID BLACK WAL
Nut TABLES NJ 99c.:
= crates OF WASH-BUWLS ard riTtfEH~-
STONE-CHINA, PORCI.Lt;%. n"I C
WARREN 99c. pair:
4 tob.lot of LADIES UNDEEM EAN 'TE
cheap at 99c.;
80 CLOCKS 1T 99c.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any aGrc>>.
jyl3 W. \. STEVENS. 500 Broad .rc''f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Main and Sixth streets .-Rcv. A. Is. WOODEN. O.
the University 1T Virginia. vii preach on SUNDAY
at IL 4. VI. and $50 l.. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

n~;@FIRST ENGLISH l. UT II Err \ n
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace).--Rcv. Lu-
TIER L. SMITH will preach at IL a. NJ. and S:l5
p. NJ. Sunday school at $3.50 \. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Mt TIE SUNDAY-SCIIOOL ASSO
CATION of Tie BAPTIST churches Of Richmond an'
Manchester will meet with the Clay-Strcct Baptls
church, corner Clay and Graham streets, SUNDAY
the l. 9Th !nStai', at > L. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Senator Phlegar's speech will be reported
in the next issue OF the Nelrs.-trederich;S-
burg NelrS.
Please copy from the weekly or SEMI
weekly Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
DEATHS.

Died, on Thursday the 18th instant, at eH o'cock
EDITH EUGENIA. infant daughter Of Benjamin
and Mary Lou. Bates: aged nine months
Her funeral will take place ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ
SATURDAY the j 9Th. from the residence OF hei
parents, sos east Clay street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
MILITARY EN'TfCES.

TRAYs, ATTENTION ASSEMBLE at =
VI Rcrimental Armory Oil SATURDAY ::
NEXT. July 13tii. Il: AZ O'Clock L. NJ. III fH'i II
SIMMER uniform, for parade. Company forms II
1t 5 O'Clock promptly.
BY order OF Captain l.. j. HOSSlErX.
JAMES l.. TYLER.
iy 1921 Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

IY SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
BURCH-.Preaching at II a. NJ. by Rev. j. Il.
TYLER. No services nj night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

n1yBROAD-STREET METHODIST
Rev. PRESTON NASH viii preach at / 4. VI. \
service ut night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Tile convention to nominate member OF
Congress for the Norfolk district will be
held on the 2lst OF August, in the town OF
HAMPTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
RICHMOND, York RIVER AND
CONCERT.
GRAND OPEN-AlR CONCERT
" AT
EAST-END PARK.
CORNER TwEETY-FIFTH AND GRACE STREETS

To. crafty long-ielt dc lire Of the residents on
Church Hill, the Undersigned have made arrange
ments TO give CONCERT NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT. the 18th instant, and every Monday there
after during the season.
We have procured and lifted up that elegant and
capacious lot corner of Tweny-hfth aud Grace
people TO promenade, and ample preparations have
been made with tables and benches to seat from four
" Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and jam gas
lamps, and grand display Of fireworks will be eH-
hibitsd during the performance.
The music will be of the most selected programme
Mr.. Z. Verne, most polite and accommodating
gentleman, will have charge of the refreslIment
partment, where Zimmer's delicious iee-cream ana
lemonade will be served during the Night.
Entrance on Grace street. Fee of admission, 1Oc.
person. JOHN KESSNICH,
iy13-2t &. ZiMAER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

lg FIRST p r E 3 Y T Z Il n
CHURCH.-Rev. TIL. PRESTON. .. d.. will preach
at II A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

NEWPORT TIES REDUCED. a
Ladies, FRENCH KID F0UR-BUr .sseeeses.ts
TON reduced from 81 to 81 rs Gentiemen's CALF
SHOES-low-cut, broad bottom, With or without
box-reduced from $3.50 10 90; gentlemen
SHOES reduced from IS to s. at NJ. GOLnES's,
1923 Main street, Goods sent by mau VIII cost
about sc. per pair extra. Jy 9-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
HORSES. MULES. &c.

EOR SALE CHEAP, ONE BAY ON
Il MARF.-Rides and drives well. Can be ~
seen Mt REUB LEWIs'S stable, on Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets. jy ll-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
SUITS! SUITS! SUITS.


READY.MADE DRESSES FOR LADIEs-thc
largest stock ever shown in this city-thc lowest
prices ever knowu-and you get TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth you purchase.
We are selling SUITS for much less than they
cost to manufacture. No GrcSsmakcr would make
them ut the prices. even If you furnished al Of the
material.
GLOVES, SOCKS. AMI STOCKINGS in great
variety;
Gcntlcmens FURNISHING GOODS Of all kinds.
MtTTISGs.
OTL-CfOTIfS.
CARPETS, RUGS.
WINDOW-SlADEs, arI
MATS
at low prices and you get
TEN CENTS OFF
on every dollars worth yon purchase.
There never was such al opportunity I'D save iLo-
ncy I'm the purchasing OF y0ar DRY GOODS. In
order to make TIL; great saving, supply your wants
at LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
tYlO Richmond, Vi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
RASE.BALI..

rEHE RICHMOND CLUB PLAY THE
l. STONEWALL CLUB Oh SATURDAY AF-
TERSOON ut haif-pa 8 o'clock, ut Richmond and
Atlantic Baseball Park.
Admission, csc. Ladies free. jy list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

If you want cheap Dress don't fail 10 gi.c MS "a
call. as we have marked down cur ltuc ;wcnty-Gyr
per cent. less than their former price In order -
close them out.
For bargains in other goods call aud see :hc rrir,
ut the Great SAVINGS Institution of
TIfALillMER BROTHERS.
Jy6 COL DrUad >:rc,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
IL" COD-LIEER OIL.
MEADE Z BAKER,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMrrETfr DIRECT

We have the testimony OF lAI .trarr who ;tn.
rite II, and OF patients who have taken II. that =,
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AID
MORE EASILY Associated THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE. < EAkER.
importing AMI Disl."u,tII.. Pharmacists,
40 - $40 Main street. H;Chmnu l. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

ITO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CHRYSOPIIANIC ACID:
THYMOL-crystalized;
PICRIC ACiI)-crySta!s:
LACTOPIIOSPIIATE OF L1ME-solub!c;
FLUID EXTRACT VISCUM ALBUM:
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELlA ROBUSTA;
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS VESICULOSIS;
FLUID EXTRACT JABORAND!;
SUCCUS TARAXACI-Epglish;
SUCCCS CONlI--EngliSh;
SCCCUS BELLADOSN- E-Enslish;
SUCCUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
GLYCERITE KEPHALINE;
pANCREATIC EMuLSION-English;
PEPSINE PORCI-English
and all rare preparations, TO be had ut
MEADE L BAKERS Drugstore,
icl 9l0 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I THE GREAT SAVINGS IysT1
TUITION OF BROAD STREET
THaLHIMEE BROTHER

THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES, AND THEY
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS TO THEIR wELL-AssORTED STOCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Our extensive stock of these goods wc hlyr.
marked down twenty per cent. less than they Ha.a
been sold IT this sel'on. rs We wish - r,!rcc our
stock Of these goods. We guarantee bargain, II
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
JUST OPENED:

JUST OPENED:
100 pieces good CALICOES at &C. a Yard:
cases BLEACHED and B2OWSCOTTOvS =,
4c. n yard; -
cases best BLEACHED and BROWN cor
TONS in the city at &c. I yard:
30 pieces WAMSCTTA COTTON at l0c:
2 cases ASDROSCOiGIN COTTON AZ nc
Forty-inct VICTORIA LAWN a, lOc. WORT,
l6cf: ''
sATiN,sTRIpE VICTORIA LAWN at loc
worth 15c.: -
10 pieces STRIPED and CHECKED FPyxCrt
ORGANIZES at 2gc. worth 3Jc.
40 pieces BLACK GRENADINES and LACE
BUNTING at cos. In order 20 close Them en-,
For bargains In GRENADINES give u, a
call
BLACK CACHEMIRES. ALPACAS. TAylsE.
BUSTINGS. and Other Ellck Goods Al yer;
low prices. Cal! and see thca.
90 pieces LINENS and GRASS-CLDTlI~ for T..
dies Du-tcrs. suits. &c. nj very 'ow prices
10 pieces LINEN TRIMMINGS from Sc. to I.r
yard. This IS one OF the !ar.cs: assortment,
i'll the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

You will find u large assortment Of RIBBONS,
PRINCES, BUTTONS, and other TRIMMINGS,
and get TEN CENTS OFF oil every dollars worth you
purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
PAESOLS. r.AnASyI.s
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOOD.

Our entire line Of SILK all SERGE PARAsnIS
III Dri ME cost TO c.os. them i and .rr. lt.,
as we shall make great sacrifice.
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esSTES. sIEHsCsNE&. ts,.,

nSWEGO "DEEP-ROCK
W MINERAL WATER.
UNSURPASSED AS A BEVERAGE,
and excellent in
AFFECTIONS Or TILE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
On dra,I.ht at our fountain at DC. per glass.
POLK MILLER 4 CO..
ivll Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

GLOVES, SOCKS AMI STOCKINGS in great
variety;
Gcntlcmen's FURNISHING GOODS OF AL kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

THO DYSPEPTiCS.-The LUNENBURG
4 LTTUIA Wa1El. Is offered you "a q remedy Of
iOnaulc value I'm The treatment OF Dyspepsia
in its various forms. We have IL on drauSh, for
sale in any quantity, nj 80 cents per gallon. Read
the sIbjuiiicd certificates:
Nessrs. Polk miller d. Co.:
Gcntlcmcn.-I have used the "LUNENBCRG
LIrIIIA WATER" with deciied beRcft In several
eases Of Dyspepsia and Indigestion occurring bnih
I'm adults and children. In one case especially,
where Indigestion was accompanied By he6ddcht,
The result WAS something mnrreil0us. Doubtless,
when better known to the faculty. tins Water will
acquire Il high rank among the medicinal springs Of
Virginia. ED. T. ROBINSON VI. ~.
Richmond. June II, 1878.
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r 1 ra1nEsr SALE EVER MADE IN THIS
CITY.

'IffE s3'31fI1kI Y ' ~ -'H1H =
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Colonel DatnUoddie, millionaire. A Story
of To-Day. New York: HARPER & Bro
TIERS. 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
The Conservative Party and the Debt
Question.
(From the Page CourieEl

lFrom the Page Courier.l
We have no idea as to who the nominee OF
the convention will be, but have an ablulng
confidence that it will give us man upon
whom the whole strength Of the party can DC
concentrated. We observe that's few OF the
papers and politicians OF the district are en-
deavoring to bring incongruous ana lrrelc-
vonr issues into the canvass-as Tor IN
stance the Statc-debt question-readiust-
ment or funding. We can see no bearing
that these subjects have in such q contest.
In fact. we would like to know What more
wo,,ld the next representative OF this dis
trict have to do with the State debt OF Viz
ginia than has the Khedive OF Egypt. ANY
man elected upon such an issue, and bring
that issue with him into the national con-
cress, which, OF course, would be the natrl-
raj consequence, would be set down as an
ass, as he should be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

From the Petersburg Post Of yesterday
We commented yesterday briefly upon the
extraordinary and revolutionary party doc
trines announced by the Richmond State on
the subject OF bringing the State.debt ques-
tion into the congressional canvass. That
Journal as much as said, what the extreme
readiusters had said some time ago, that
, 1878-09-14

THE Or TEEN rENy.r:E II has been
discovered 10y the Eastern ,rc,.. which has
heretofore advocated the on term ru!.,-,-.
that the objection - often urged MS 20 the
reelection q an incumbent oi the pr s.;
dcntl..l office. IN ex president is uo; an IN.
curybent, a:.3, therefore. thcpo.:cv 50 Ut -ea,-
ly advocated has 10 reference whatever Z, the
re-eiec:Ioi Ut A. N-presI,en: The ,a.a,.
though elac.la.ei Tor the benefit sf General
i'rant, Is nevertheless Wei taken. The A.
SamentS which f1chIl the election, a. 81 IN
cumbent do no apply with much force T., an
ex-presldent. Theoue has au o,,portuni,, "a
prostitute hls patronage for selfish uu-noSss
the other has ~ pItgyaI-- % uSe. I i ca
celvaD'e, however, tat a. "!arl.pl.,.- &c
may sell his chances fo- the Srcces iIa- term
70 another aSglr.as II consideration II m
huenees - b. ussi ua behalf Z The m.,,n-
bent Tor A more distant term. But th- ,.f,c.
uveneSS Of such ! comb.al.iaa would ra- l..
very great. All this, and Yet Gen. tf-l,,t has
ten chances OF bsIng s.rgeS hy E-btuiur m
Que he has VI araiu reaching tie -,-,.,i,Ierl,y-
The student OF historv knows tie difficulty
Attending the restoration Of Gerhransl dvnaS-
ties, and Ne need not say .hat the r,<tors.
ton OF Grant viii b. the restoration OF IA.
whole band Of whiskey thieves aLd plan
aerers who well nigh exhausted the HE
,Ioot of the nation
, 1878-09-14

TnE NlrIo>N FiNA.cG-. Mr.. !ay"s.
acting president. l.tcly made 4 si',-ei a s.
Paul, Minnesota, that contains matter @. -
tcrcst % the general r,a,lgr The t.rst *.
that the annual int,:-s. ou the rah'i, ie!'.
h::sbecn rclrcoihy ythcamouul ol@"j, j,012.onp
IN thirteen years. and the -e'GC1,tJ1 ~
still have to pay Is largcI.: raI a Lam,. IL
estimates Ih.t only oi.r-s...A 90. uu. bonds: 80.
held abroad Taxation ani government: ~
pclscs lave ben reduced. :..i he yalac Of
the paper currency raj Il s'. ,,au;ia.!y to-
par with com. Oar Increasing trade with
the Ola World AMI South Anrfca, he -a!i,
required TIA: ''ou. l;rar...I system shall h,.
based on principles whose soa:.d..e-+ and
wisdom arr s.ucl.nl.4 !,v tie uusv,. .,,,l -
rericrce arI general i@.i.:a,uj oi ail man
kind. This means. 10 ta'.c l., tha, he
American dollir must h. mad AN! maintained
the equivalent " the worlds d-i..r ,ha. Il
gwen weight AMI inea,ss q! gold aHi silver.
when stamped aS com. shall Aa.e - >a:nc
value here - elsewhere
, 1878-09-14

OUE National Cv%rTNgY. There Is 4
steady growth OF public opi-:o. IN favor Of
preserving our pr,Seu: national cu.r.mcr.
The country is admitted To- ned ;r,u sea
600, 600 To- Sl.O2n. 010 Ou1 e.; some hi"l Of
money. The a.Cr,gI,, Of gr,,uhlc,s au
national bank notes = about ~. .. 'inl. u'1. 10
which may hr added $1,000 go "a si!ye.
AMI !ew million IN tr,c.iu:.I n,-,>. The
gold III the treasury docs so,ne service aS
money II gold ccrtIi-a,,s. which are s!,tolc
evidences issued by government "- the il.t
thata corresponding amo..., Il =, , j. N the
treasury TO individual arcounr. There i
about $50 eco 900 al gold AMI silver !. the
treasury Is ! reserve iar redemption. Int this
cannot he counted on As mol.ry IL ,i,,utI. .ol
as twill ONLY b. pail oa; T.. al y-in.l amoaut
Of paper money. \ proposition Is :ow It,
tore the country - WIPE rUc all forms = "a
per money except Grrenhlehs. aud 10 Issue =,
larIc volume ~ tins - may b. wanted Il
Is not t. he understood. however, .rnm this
tAa, the s"verum ~ Viii present roll AZ
grcenhackS L. every one Ia ass Tor Il.
Greepbacks VIII br given ONLY ii rNchan.,
for al equivalent i; tla heller uf a hu.-
dred-dul.Ir in;,re>, -3eariu- Ipai wants Coy
ernmen, currency IN pia,. q: lis bond. Le
Nll be allowed 20 have 4,
, 1878-09-14

TnE OrrroN LrG's:AEr"E convened At
Salem, Monday last. Thcs-;.a-- is 5c"mu,' ,'fcd
Is democrats, lDr,ruhii.als .ai2in!epe:t-
tents the house of =; democrats, - regu1li-
.,ars and > Independents, m..lin% ihe Voc on
ioiut helIo. II dem ,rrat>, - republicans and
i.nI / indepe..le..:s, Tae i.s-. anal P.iar'i,s!
Business before the body Is the c.er:Irm Of 4
senator. and as the democrats have i good
working majority, an& AL - g !:ifo c,a's;'s,
There Is not much do"l. - - tic po.Il!ca!
color of their choice: .hon n the exact IA
divilual on whom 80 lJ-or is - tat Is III
I.rr.nIl