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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-11
: ''ss''- s4.aopoli5t.
IGNATIUS DONNELLY. EDITOR
our neighbours Of Wisconsin are or

ganizing for 4 liaely fight this tail:
MADISON, Wis, July 1.-The Green
hackers OF this county held Il mass
convention III he court house to-day
TO consult in regard to future action.
Forty GreenbaCkers We're present.: Il
county committee was appointed. con-
sisting of Horace Attorney. If Madi-
son, chairman; Thos. Wilson. Jr., r..
L. Main tnl j. 5. samson. The con-
yention then adjourned to meet the
29th VI August, % nominate candi-
dates FOR county officers. The second
district Greenhdch congressional c n
yention met Immediately after, with
IS delegates present. 1t reatlirmed
the principles en- neiated by the Tole-
do platform, nominated Horace A..
Tenney as q candi late for congress
and adjourned.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-11

One of Minnesota principal co,npet-
itors in the raising OF spring wheat is
our neighboring state of Iowa. II ap-
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-16
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEM- BLY Y
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXTRA SESSION OF 1873.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fifth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
i

| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
New Orleans. Wednesday. March 10, 1873.
The House was called to order at IL M.
| Present:
Hon Louis Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. Al
dige Aycock, Barbin; Barron, Barrett, Brady,
| Brooks, Bowden, Brown, Bosley, Buck, Car
| loss. Carvile, Cressy, Como, Cole, Davidson,
D'Avy, Dayries, Deioie, Deavigne, De Lacy,
Detiege Drew, Dickinson, Dinkgrave, Duke,
Dupree, Druay. Estopinal Fitzpatrick, Fobb
CAN'T, Gary, Gaskins, Gaudet, 'Gracien, Gil,
lcspie, Hammond, Hill Of Ascension, Hill Of
| Orleans, Holt, Huntington, Jonas Jones, HI.
M. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Kelly of Winn,
Kelly Of Orleans, Keeting, Kern, Kidd, La
mare, Lea, Leeds, Leonard of Caddo, Leon
hard of Orleans, Lewis, Lyons, Magloire, Mar
tin, Means, Milon, McGehee, Newsom, Nunez
Peralta, Pitts, Porter, Raby, Randolph Rich
ardson, Role, Romero, Routon, Ryland,
Self l Sellers. Steele, Stewart, semmes, Singe
ton, Spiller, Taylor, Tremoulet, Tolliver
Vance, Voorhies, Walker, Warmoth, Wash
burn, Washington, Watson, Wilde, Williams,
Wise, Wood, Young of Claiborne and Young
of East Baton KOuge-112.
Absent-Messrs Brice, Desmarais burden,
Forester. Hahn, Kennedy, McMillen and
| Toler-7
One hundred and twelve members present,
and quorum.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. Percival
The morning journal of the twelfth was
adopted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Tremoulet, chairman, on behalf OF the
Committee on Claims, submitted the follow
| ing report:
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS,
New Orleans. March IS, 1873. !
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
loi IN
| submit to your honorable body the following
report:
Favorably on
House bill No. 33,
McCracken, of the parish of Orleans, La, to
| sue the State"
fffRsis7"'1HS MENRY 'THRSEMoULET, Chairman.
Mr.. Bowden, chairman, on behalf of the
| Committee on Parochial Affairs, reported as
| follows:
COMMITTEE ON PARocH1AL AFFAIRS,
New Orleans. March 13. 1873. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Parochial Affairs, to
| whom was referred
| House bill No. 40, entitled
"An act to locate the seat of justice in and
| for the parish of Livingston, in the State of
Louisiana"
Beg leave to report favorably on said bill,
and recommend that it do pass.
| l.. II. BOWDEN, Chairman.
Mr.. Bowden, chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Parochial Affairs, reported as
| follows:
| COMMITTEE ON PARoCHIAL AFFAIRS
New. Orleans. March 10, 1878.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
| Your Committee on Paroehial Affairs beg
| leave to report
| Favorably on
| House bill No. Ii Of the extra session, en-
titled
"An act relative to public road from Bout
| te Station to Bayou des Allemands, in the
parish Of st. Charles"
Favorably on
House bill No. 81 of the extra session, en-
titled
IAN act to change and fix the time OF hold
ing the sessions OF the District Court for the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MARCH 1e, 1878

Garland, George, Goode, Kelly ODonnell,
| Ogden, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson,
stubbs, Texada, Wales, Wheeler. White and
Nays-Messrs. Allan, Burch, Demas, Gla,
Grover, Harper, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell
Absent Messrs Boatner, Cage, Dunont,
| Ellis, Landry. Mitchell, Sandiford and Steven
l-8.
| And the rules were not suspended.
Mr.. Ogden obtained leave of absence for the
remainder of the day.
Mr.. Demas moved to reconsider the vote by
which the Senate refused to suspend the rules
| to take up House bills on first reading.
| The vote was reconsdered.
| Mr.. Demas moved that the rules be sus-
pended in order to take up at this time House
bills on first reading received in the Senate
to-day m..
Mr.. Young demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
| Yeas-Messrs. Allain Bryant Demas, Du-
eros, Dumont, Garland, George Goode, Kelly,
| Ogden, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson,
Stamps, Stubbs, Texada, !witchell, Wales,
Wheeler White and Zachare-21.
Nays-Messrs. Burch, Gla, Grover, Harper,
Sutton and Young-6.
Absent -Messrs. Boatner Breaux, Cage,
| Ellis. Landry, Mitchell, Ogden, Sandford and
l DttVeu-S
And th9rules were suspended.
The following entitled House bills were
taken up and read the first time, the const-
! tutonal rule was suspended as to each bill
| and it was read the second time and referred,
as follows
House bill 10,
"An act to provide revenues for the State
| from licenses on occupations of dealers in and
sellers of wines, spirituous and malt liquors,
and keepers of bar-rOOms, and from tax on
the said wines and liquors by the drink; to
provide for the ascertainment and collection
| of said tax to prescribe the use of the regis
ter; to define and punish sundry offenses; to
prescribe the duties of the Auditor and the tax
collectors under this act, and the disposition
Of the proceeds of licenses and taxes collected
hereunder
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
House bill No 80,
can act to authorize James w. McCracken
to sue the State
To the Committee on Claims.
House bill No 40,
AN act to locate the seat of justice in and
for the parish of Livingston in the State of
Louisiana"
To the Committee on Corporations and Pa
rOchial Affairs.
COMMITTEE SERVICE.
The President announced the appointment
of the following conference committees, au-
thorized on the part of the Senate:
On the appropriation bill, House bill No.
2O-Messrs. W. A. Robertson. Z. d. White and
r. r.. Allain.
On the revenue bill, House bill No. II
Messrs. I. p. Stubbs, Lewis Texada and A. J.
Dumont.
On motion of Mr.. Robertson, the Senate ad-
journed until Friday March Is, 1873, at IL
O'Clock III.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
Maine Election.
canvass.

PORTLAND. Sept. l2.-Tho House stands
DOW, sixty five republicans and two democrats
supporting the republicans; twenty one demo
Gratis aud fifty eight groenbackers Five mem
hers arc not reported, of whom two arc known
to DO greenbaekers. 1t is question if some OF
tie hard money democrats may not affiliate
With the republicans. The charge of fraud in
the 4th ward of Portland leaves chance to
change four votes to the republicans. That
would give the republicans majority On q
joint ballot and permit thom to elect their
State officials. provided the two democrats who
ara now supporting the republicans remain
fIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
s'3lifi"ai

Bosroy, Sept. 1.-The rcpna'ic.H 'iH Il,
were held 10 this ely end The sL'!,&!..'''
cities aud towns las. evening, tot t!3 enc.
delegates TO the State aud o:@cr c'nT&H",.
The State delegates generally iaHorci tH' &"
ina,ion of Talbot la governor.
Bosroy, Sept. -. y. meeting d. =.
cvocr,ivc c0mmittcc Of the lls>1:c@ .''.
democratic State c3clmittcc, yesterday i r..
Voted that urd2r the call Tor the St:i" cav .
ton no pcrs,o knowo to be in favor Of o'"'
ua,ipg. through the democratic c'"F@o.' -, =. -
c,ndidatc for governor, CT '1f ~? -.
ciTica, : person who is not rsclEn% , ,...,.
VI tbc d"mor1atic party, should b. "n'i''.' .
g;t or vo,a 10 Tic Democrat; State cav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Eve have died. Tie wife Of Acy. DR.. Lewis
and servant girl OF their next deer neienbor
died On tuesday, AID shortly alter tho '7ic ARD
sister of Mike McG!agc where tho scrVal5 died
ware attacked and dice. y daus liter Of Dr.
Kincaid was attacked, but recovered. The pa,
tients turn yellow and before death present ice
peculiar symptom, the black vomit. The phy.
sicians, however, pronounce the disease bilious
New ORLEANS, September l2.-Ihc wealth
or te-day is clear, cool and windy. The yellow
foyer reports for the day SHOW two hundred and
twelve new cases and fifty seven deaths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

4 dispatch from Fc4aa says i..ouEaauia has
reserved !cg separate dcc!:ion tie question OF
oCuupyins the Eob.udscha tic p1: g!a;iOi. q!
whoh arc reported to bag2 been iuic;:32g les
tic to tho R2umaniaas.
A Berlin dispatch states taat Modelling made
10 confession relative to ac;omp!ices.
..'i!c Paris Temps says az agrccmcnt cs 10 {"
modus vigoIdi has been arrived at between
Germany ald the Vatican, and it will be short
" ANNOUNCED in letter from tho Grown Prince
Frederick William to the Pope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

TIE Jaws Of Maryland forbid the obstruction
Of the navigation Of tho Potomac river. The
river being naVigablo stream, IS also under
the protection of the general government, and
as night soil aud garbage, when deposited in
it, arc considered as otstIu,lious to navigation,
as they sink to the bottom aud so diminish the
depth of the charuel, VIC should suppose that
complaint to the courts of Maryland, or to
those Of the United States, against tho parties
guilty Of dumping ballast, or any sort OF city
9Th into the river, would be sufficient to put
stop to either of the ofenses to which refer
euce is made. Thst the channel Of the river
is becoming yearly not only narrower, but shall
lower, is known to all familiar with 1t, and that
otjeotiens should be made to a continuance Of
any Gauss that tends to still further increase the
i'm pairment If nav gstlon is but natural, but
certainly the authorities of tho District OF Co
umbis, and of the general government, ought
to be as mnoh Interested 10 this matter ~ those
Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

The persistent efforts that are being made ia
have the resumption act repealed. even now,
when resumption hiss been practically accom-
plished. and whea tho paper dollar, which
the labarer On the streets gets Tor day
work, will buy hin, as much meal and bacon
AZ gold dollar look as if those making them
we're ncluated not 50 much by their 1--we t1r
the dear people or thr- desire fer The revival
of the business Of the country, about which
they talk and write SO ANONYMOUSLY, aud
by sophistically treating wh;c! they have
mansgcd to deceive many of the very
men who w;u'd be mosL disastrousiy Affected
by the adoption OF the measures they propose,
az they are hy 2 wai, ia be uoahlcd to pay
debts in u deprecated currency, and that their
wish would BIZ gratiGel by tho repeal OF the
resumption act, aud the issue Of irrodccmnbo
paper money, nobody doubts; but. would this
benefit the pour man, who would receive his
wages in suoh money?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

The Btidgowater Enterpriso is tho name Of
an excellent weekly newspaper, the publication
Of which has just been commenced at Bridge
water, Rockingham couuty Vs., by Mr.. 4. II.
K RroWn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEERLY Bl
EDGAR SNOWDENs
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. II. 1873.

Those of tho radical newspapers that arc
most sorely afflicted by tho result OF tho recent
election in Maine say that democratic House
10 the next Congress means tho displacement
of Mr.. Hayes. Considering the facts that tho
democratic House Of ono Congress made MIR.
Hayes President, and that tho democratic
House OF another resolved that nothing he had
done. either before or after his inauguration,
sha1 affect his title to that Office, the assertion
alluded to will be deemed unwarrantabe, ut
lsast By all reasonable readers. democratic
House in the next Congress means neither
the displacement of MIR. Hayes, nor the pay
mcpt OF Southern war claims, including those
for freed slaves, nor the repeal Of the Consttu'
tiopal amendments adopted sinca The war; but
it does mean Il total cessation OF the corrupt and
peroicious legislation that has characterized
tho Congress of the United States ever since
that Congress has beeu wholly or partially
under the control OF the radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Gen. Hunton, the conservative homlneo for
Congress 10 this district, has now no opponent,
as MIR. B. johnson Barbour. the independent
candidate. has positively withdrawn from the
canvass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

The imports at New York last month we're
two million dollars less, and the cyrorta nine
million dollars more, than they were the pre-
vioas August. Everything, but tho greeuback
movement, is working toward returning pros
DeritV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Strikers who destroy the property OF their
employers and prevent other people from earn
ing the wages they refuse to accept, ii not actu.
ated by tho spirit Of communism, certainly are
not by that inculeated by the founder Of the
Christian religion, for, in one Of his parallels. he
Gays ''is it not lawful for man to do VIVA! ho
plcases with his own?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Phe RI cent radical defeat 10 Maine, and es'
pecially that of Mr. Eugene Hale, while salts
factory, for moro reasons than one. should not
be too highly estimated h; S s,ustE;.,u people.
Tor wAe& S$ Critically considered it will be fouod
that That it docs rot indicate more liberal feeling
toward the South, or The slightest disposition
on the part Of those who cast the votes to Favor
the national democratic instead OF the sectional
radical policy for while the latter was defeated
tho former was completely routed, its candidates
hardly receiving tho support Ct corporals
guard. Aud so far as the true interests OF tho
country, and the maintenapce OF the once cardinal
principle Of the democracy, stable currency,
are concerned the result, IN The minds Of many,
is not a matter calculated to afford good ground
for any great amount of telicltatlou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
Eirr5DiG News

The WythcgiI!o Enterprise stys Ii response
to a telegram from Deputy Collector, George
D. Smith, OF Marion, special DEPUTY Mar2na'
McLavy, left Wylnc1il!o On Tuesday c7canng
last to join Mr. SD!!h and his posse On rad
upon some illleit dislicr5 in the Elpcrs Gap,
region, Carroll c0uuatg. About da5bro1k OF
Thursday morning the party came upon
large dis:ilIery in one oil thc mountain gorgcs.
They found two large stills set up and Is op9-
ration, about 200 gallons newly made Whl;Key
and over 1000 gallons Of beer on the premises.
In the yard were two wagons evidently awaiting
to carry. eff the whisXcy. Ihrce men WeIe
found IN The still hcuS; anu TcrG taken into
custody. Dir. Mci4avy then went to mouse
near by occupied BY one Harold Who was re-.
ported to be chet cwncr OF the d!stil!ery and
arrested him. The guards having Harold IL
charge, accompanied by Collector Smith,
started to 20 back to the d!s;i!lcry where the
other prisoners wcro being guarded, whcn, IN
nasspg near ticket Of brush and ucdct~
growth Harold broke away aud ran lnto IN"
thicket. The guards pursued end haltcd fluj
sevcra! times but without effect when one al
them fred upon him with g carblnc, tie b".;
striking him under the shoulder blade anu
passing through his body. killing him instantly.
| Harold was an old offender and was considered
a dangerous and desperate character and was 4
terror to his ncighborhood. ION iarIr, Que OF
| the party captured IN the dls:'le!y, "aS "
noted mooushinc1 aud had been successfully
| deiyrg capture for several rGa!@ Tu@ rr;:n"
crs were taken to Abingdon.
The Eichmord Dispatch says: the AL.
a;inr vorI1 nav ont 20 the schools: thc m3auy
wh;c!, the Constitution upprorriatcs 10 chem
and which no LEGISLATURE has the right to g..
WI hn wont cor;ycl = settlement Of tho pub-
liz dcht question EcSoro Ghr;s:mag. In fact
va think that the matter is about comiag 10 !
had nnvhow. and that this school fund CUES
t;nn j. to be- the meas whereby cur state
nolitits will be relieved Of g rcrpicXing sulta9
| pr,t,sy,r ljoy.Iv ;hn African lecturer. va,
,,.n, ,o,.1 ,r"r, usscn mar Cnrionsvr' a.,
M.s.Ia-, ,ah;lo raI,,rr;n., ram , ,rot,a,t.
Usual WIZ ,.,. r',,;tn .',,;,,,.y ;n;,,rrG
l!ce'''3' s''G WIS u''' 80 ''""' :, :,
Sp03tS"ocd HaohdefS, So" d ''a'o' w. .
Saunders, q h'nr arc QUEEN """"-S' '"!'.
mlttcd suicide last rnad'y.
hlr. Charles H. Natian, l@"cio:' & '"ti''.'
resident OF Orange t@urfh"n+1, WAS one 81 '!''
victims OF yellow fever Al |'cAsoAfE'
The ret revenue ui TIE Aliaaic. Mis-
sipri and Ohio Railroad, Ter tic l::th..ai yc".
was $500, 1872.
Deer arc now beng S"'"h /" '"'''''''" 90
county.
| lie VAS showing the man ID: he" h.y mai.
nn. l., ,ro., ,,orL;.o ~ : ,..m with H., ,4f
tliat ilE "e' "oiN'St> 80 - $4,000 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
Gem. Miles Surr"Hn'ira ~ 7..g /.

Tho following telegram from '' '., ,...s
| been received Tho story i. no. ,,,,.a, "a.
the sender Of tho dispatch is = e'''''''''
bismarck and general Trustworthy :.,.ra,i t..
Tho brother of senate: '' .n,:'y "r'''.'
sogh by the Castor ttn h,d ;"' ta@ I'll. .:
L. m ss and an excursion I.ay Park s.I :: 80
by ,,tn escort had boon kiii,G' -, ii. .
sever " 'i' >, Inns and two rotiPs'' -. ,..
Chcy Ht,o ,ycrc sen. from h2'S' n .,..-' ..
ed inf ny NY anI other ladies nf' -
Mrs. Nj ''e'' ------ .;a!). ;.
Tic q '1'oe.I ',.,,i, .o 90 t!o"':.y' ''''''
scmtlsd ~ ,,r 4 comfy olii12' .-~-"~~
c3IoTcu Ill .--.-----a---'---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Hiss Benefits MAKEIAGE.-Tho folio wing
hns hnGn ia.u:d: Mr. James Gordon Bennett
request The pleasure Of your company nj the
marriage ceremony Of his sister. Miss Jennette
Bennett, to Mr.. lsaac Bell, ir., OF Thursday,
September II, AT II o'clock. fsirlawa, n ew.
port 4. j." Invitations hGTo been sent to n
large number OF fashionable people. Fair lnWn
is the name Of the summer residence OF Mr.
BnnDett hir Bennett will not arrive here from
his Buffalo trip before tho last part q tho
At first it was generally understood th*: it
would be . quiet affair, but the ind!cstiens now
aro that ii will beono ottho most brilliant events
"ftho Kind ovor celebrated here. Invitations
have hcen issued to between 2Oj and "CO we'll
knosn society people. a magnificent wedding
breakfast will take place Immediately sitter INC
ceremony, after which tho harry couple Will
aisrt on their bridal tour-N. I. Dt&n@!cR,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12
NJ AtsIiI l..

e4sy, soptembc' li.'' TIiUNNs..
On Wedne i ;nr, y. j., q. 81 'i,.nd Nd
y. L. keai ID, Of :nIH''' - ir!rn al
SINNER, ~ .ughtar al l., l, 'al4otf''"
NJ AMIN CO anlng:on II. I. "'''
his city. IVA sso cory.
Md, Papers pie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

Ecrliiy tho baby againat disease ty purifying
the blood with Dr. Bull 3 Blood Mixture. Thus
lorcarmcl. YOU will no be attacked by sickness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-12

BIe NoA~S AND LITTLE Dcss.-WLy is IT,
asks tho Now Yori, Times, tat very stot It wa'
mon tcnd 10 vc1y small dogs They are Al. LOCI
always tho kind seen in tho streets leading, O.
rather led By, diminulve poodles or terriers =
tached to 2 cord, reminding ORC Of a tug towing
an ocean steamer. ii is curious to trace the con-
ncction between swretchcd cur and a big female,
as II ono wero cause and tho other elect. They
seem to have no relation oEcopt by tho intervon-
ing string but there must be some sort Of spirit
ual stiiaiiy between them, which makes them rs
lrko in disposition as they arc unlike in slze.
Perhaps matter go prevails over mind as TO
smother Il. This is comforting theory, for it
is very hsrd 10 believe that person CT any
mind could go, day in and day out, dangling
after a miserable brute Of the smallest and most
insignificant sort The bigger the woman, as
tuls, the smaller tho cur; and we aro heartily
glad that women Of this order are moro con-
spicuous than any other in advertising their lack
OF common sence and good taste. One might
think that unsttrac!ige females would prefer to
90 quietly and doglesa through life, but evident
ic they do not
Errtny tho baby againat disease s'y purifying
the blood with Dr. EuIl's Blood Mixture. Thus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28
[For the Dispatch.]
- nrrr pete

The Secretary OF the Treasury and tie
Controller OF the Currency are laboring to
show that the rational-bank system is the
perfection OF financial wisdom, giving the
people the best currency possible to obtain,
and guarding their deposits with jealous
care. Every effort is made to show that,
while these benefits are secured to the dear
people, the poor agents, the national banks,
are not making living. Long lists OF ma
tionai banks that have paid no dividend for
one or two years are published by the Con-
troller to excite the sympathy of Congress
and secure the repeal Of the tax on crcu-
lation and deposits, and to show that the
banks are objects Of charity. This is done
to prevent, ii possible, the change in our
currency that the people demand, and to
enable. the few who are ireaping the harvest
to continue to plumber the people.
: To prove this, publish the last state
ment OF one of the pet 5anics, which shows
on It's face that thestockholders of the bank
are getting bonus OF from fifty 10 sixty
thousand dollars annually out OF the peck
cts Of the people without giving any equiv
alent service whatever. Read, my friends,
and have your eyes open: ....*
Report Of the condition OF the Chase National
Bank. ut New York, in the State Of New York, 1T
the c.ose Of business October /, 1878: -