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with form and features faezs Yr .,
No 'rsven looks" ors sSSfy' 'Sar.s " &
Inspires this simple rhyme.
But yst ny humplsMsss can nnd
) "A thsmsforher smploy.
In one I love with all my heart;
.Tis thee, 'tis thse. my boy ~ = aii@ z b, !,
"a g0r 'iN 9Ia 8n355qtlo Ln& @FNIlGr
know your little hands are brown, "a o.,
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They sooshs my cares swsy. igsa al@'2 =
And though your rIfaeeis ott ahciesa. ~, !.
'YYaf ltps ats sffsays rsdl I'd sat Nh. II, -. I.
And, lie q little opening rose.
sweet perfume seem 70 she'd ssHt
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|uRw 81 Gs@iEAaP & II st sTGml.9
b0 .no't,aqza haGeTg est te y9!g
1.-the world moves q adSsg qsTSIssSnscs: We
have long BEEN aOcuatom6d d Tead that
the want Of Qxspe In thaiRtlpeenhere was
tne cause OF the PLAGUE, or .chpl0ra, II small
pox. diptherta, spotted fever, indeed all
sn0se tras aiasaases Which uhnHe tAair origin
bpeathetti Howo to- squaaiKs Vtksa Aissurbed
fSaaltloa fsSs rs IF aIs ssf REesshs Asalthy
q problem Ehi6hf occupied 'aue hest minds
Bsfqih, Dublin and vEdinbufe, as we'll g
eNsown schools for ~ gen H6fAtion 81 mere.
Professor VIM. A. Paineg 1A.slfs,E Mod, Q
highly educated and cultivated physician
mas labored assidiously for thirty SIX years
tothis cause ofdiseaseAnd' itsl fahedy.
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T,.s - IA Va au bgHr0l sc y.53BH qiE
Dr. Payne can be, ,eonsplted, daily at his
offices IN the Hehbody Hotel Ninth stree
betWeen' Walnut ana Hprace streets, PhilAs
delRhtasH eaTifF '@m0s @rs a'365 6't
q lfa 9rgd gg'f35 ass5 aV1 .duo bra
aaw DG2e'bso las5 bree8 / eg1 a ava
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Il. f.. Kumkelsi Bitter Wins
of IRON. = "

| Il. r, Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine OF
iron WILL eHectual!y cure liver complaint,
taundice. dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
Kidneys and all diseases arising from "a q
disorderei liver, stomach or intestanes,
such as constipation, fatalenee, inward
plies, fu1lness OF bleod to the head, acidity
Of the etomach, nausea heartburn disgust
for food fnllness or weight In the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or duttefing at
the pit Of the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difficult breathing, flutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocatfng
sensation when III alying posture, di nness
Of vission. dots or webs before the, sight,
dull pain In the head, deficiency or bres,1
pirati6n, yellowness OF the SKIN and eyes,
etc, sudden fushes OF heat, burning Id the
flesh, constant imaginings of evil and GREAT
depression CT spirits. Price 81 per bettIeu
Beware of counterfeits. DO not let, your
druggist palm or some other preparsti3r,l
ofiron he may ssy ia g good. but ssk for
other. KunkePs Bitter Wine or Tron ID not
sold In bulk-only In 81 bottles. e. \, ,tKup-,
kel, Proprietor, No. G9 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by all drnGgIstS. 81 I
Tape Worm Removed Alive d
Head and all complete. In two houta-s
stomach warns removed by Dr.. KuhKel
% forth Ninth street, Philadelphia Ka.Gj
Send for circular. For removing settX "a II A
or stomach worms call ON yeur ayu&eistI
and ask for q bottle OF KunkelH. /. Wbrm
Syrup, price 81, 1t never fails, h CMnfnau
sense teachesif tape werm be remove 4. ali
r. F. Kllnkel's stlstFal&E r.. f.
G.iss Kunkel's Shampoo for
.HT q ~, - IuI~sfaGb0hE 1y sg3yiI
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Zzva f7tcaroYl ss8r aTlTaa&
q n b 2 .g .s5un.' a,eEkIa4Y
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Open day nd nighttime cars running
any of the der OTIS, orlany part tsof the citV.H
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= Oxygen represents, 18th Jof the atuos-
pAere; Ozone, l000lh part. One thDngand
lqaurtsl or 4S ubicfeetaOf ar are cUnsumed
by person every twentysfOdf hours.

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d' is G.ow .@g Ane .la5gs
- o slr.3 poTle} bes..i ,s2uipHpfa
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
CONGRESS ON SILVER.

Several bills have been introduced
into Congress, proposing TO do vari-
Gus tlings with the trade dollar One
statesman thinks that these coins,
which contain 420 grains, should be
redeemed in dollars Of 4l29 grains;
another proposes to increase the
weight Of the standard dollar to 420
grains; another wants both coins to
circulate together, making them equal
~ legal tender for the payment of
debts. The most sensible bill offered
is that which proposes to increase the
weight of the standard dollar to 400
grains. Should it become a law a
silver dollar will be equal to gold
dollar, and there would be no Difficult
ty in getting the silver certificates,
which are used for convenience, and
coin into circulation. Various causes
are assigned for the silver dollars not
being looked on favorably by the peo-
pie, but the only reason why they hes
itste to receive them is because they
do not contain the silver to make them
equal to gold, and the uncertainty as
TO what action Congress may take in
the matter. Silver is money the world
over, and if the silver dollar is made
TO equal gold dollar. it viii be as
readily taken, and, instead of auct
uating market, money will be steady,
the result Of which will be permanent
prosperity for the masses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
4 Female E0ibIe.

a woman usually carries her purse
III her hand in order to be sure she
will not lose it. And, somehow, she
never remembers, until she has the
whole police force looking for the
purse and an advertisement in the pa
per offering a reward for its return
and no questions asked, that she laid
it down on the counterof dry goods
store while she stepped TO the shawl
department to see if another womau's
new dress was really new or an old
one fixed over.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
THE PRETTY PARAGUAYANs.
Correspond ence Philadelphia Press.l

Correspond ence Philadelphia Pressl
Though their complexion varies
from that of true black to that o.
the rich brunette of CASTLE, all the
women look exceedingly cleanly and
even handsome with their exquisitely
white frocks and glossy, raven hair
which, like emeralds, they are con
lstantly comb'ng. Their figures are
faultess and remarkably erect, never
having known the delorming confines
of corset; the poise Of their heads is
something to excite the envy of a
Clara We're de We're, aud their pace IN
walking is worthy the emulation of "a
Won Hillern. Yet what they carry IS
balanced on their heads-jars of wa
ter, baskets of yerba, or bags Of man
dioca. One meets them every morn
ing coming to market in single file,
all dressed the same, lang hing and
talking, with their naked toes seem
ing to grasp the ground. Owing TO
the rank heritage, they do not turn
their feet out as the only track
through The dense grass from Que
house to another is that Of the bullock
wagons, which is invariably followed,
as it is easy 10 lose ones self in the
tall pampa grass and underground.
The ground is sometimes covered with
tangled ctcepers, even in the city,
which caught us and threw us down,
while tIle branch played havac with
our clothing, and seemed determined
10 simplify our attire Being con-
WINGED of tie reaSonablcncss Of that
pioverb which admits Of the propriety
Of doing in Rome what the Romans
do we attended n all on Sunday
evening, and was not long in recog-
nizing pretty maiden vino had well
coined me- agreeably on the steamers
landing. She was again among a
crowd Of others, many Of them carry
ing lighted candles, and a few affect
Ing high-heclcl boots IN addition to
the ordinary robe Of calico or linen. (
As We entered the musicians were
tuning their instruments, which con-
sisted Of harp, violin aud j flute, /
aud As they struck M a Spanish dance, I
hc ballroom became a rippiIng lake
IF white skirts and coquett'sh scarfs
But the music was also drowned 10y
he laughter The Paraguayaus liud
niI,h IN everything. as we have said
( a ball runs away; il they iaijdowu: +
+ i rains; il i shinc>--ena!i misiort-
ines as well a. good !uel invariably {.
yoke cbu'Iilioi~ % uo.ud.ous laugh
En-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

Hon. 0EsoN HYDE died at his resi-
dence in Spring city, Sanpete county,
on Thursday evening last, at the ripe
age Of seventy-thrce. lie was member
Of tie Utah Legislature for several
terms, and for over thirty years was
member Of the quorum Of Twelve
Apostles Of the Mormon" Church, be-
ing highly respected by all who knew
him His funeral took place Oh Snn.
day Ogden Junction.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

TIKI Chicago holds the most ranks
in the United States in the way Of
useful inventions is abundantly prov
en- by the awards Of the Paris EXPOSE.
ton OF the fifty-eight grand award
gold and silver medals, and honorable
mentions. over ono fourth of the en-
tire awards Tor American inventions,
were obtained by citizens Of Chicago
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
Monday. January G. 1879.

e. NJ y F3JPDSALN WILL ftE RECEIVED
49, by the board 90 County rouuu-e4u-ee$ ..
Boise cnuaty, at the Aaditors osaec .n Idaho CAS-.
Monday January G. 1879,
up 70 O'clock :. M u said DAY. .or tie ru-pcee of
taxing care 81 tine INDECENT sick. county poor tiiut.
e and insane IT Boise county Tor tie ensuing rear
Bids SEQ be as follows. tp-wits
One OIL tor the board lodging. MS sing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick county pnor td5
otto and insane Of Boise county. including he burr.
al expenses u all INDECENT sick poor tdioc
aud insane who may aie tn sail Boise cguuty, Tor
one year from January z. 1879
One lid for medical attendance aud furnishing
medicines fer the INDECENT sirk. county poor idiot.
&c AMI insane q Boise county. an for holding post
mortem examinations all who may die in the
county hospital OF said county aud Tor all post
mDrtem examinations made at the county seat of
said Boise county where the same would he charge.
able TO the county. for one year from January 3
1879
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions
in one bid II 30 desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will ba required 10
enter the Same IN writing aud file bonds with ap.
proved security in the sum IF double the amount
Of their bid. JAMES MORIARTY,
Clerk Board Co. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

e. ENL' . F8OPOstLS WILL HE RECEIVED
Ge5 by the board 81 County Commissioners ..
BOISE cuAaty. at ihe laiturs off, .n I.aNn CO
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
Estrav Notice.

sgsAREN UP BY Me. on STEVE YouREN's
I ranch. Upper Payete valley. BoiJe county, l.
T.. on or about December G, 1878, one gray IN ire
mediam size about six years old, and branded Jo
tho gilt shoulder and half circle with Tar iu
center ON the right thigh. Also Que roam mare
small sze about two years old. aud branded 90 on
right hip, and half circle with bar IN center Oh the
right hip she il bald faced aud has three white
legs The owner can have them by proving prop.
crty and paving al charges
Dec i7-3w. ROBERT FINN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
Notice Of Sale.

aEorfCE IS uTRIHY GIVEN THAT IN
80 pursuance ~ asa order 81 ,he Probate Court ~
lsssr coutty. Idaho TvTrfor}. made uu thc twenty
uiuih day az November. -. 3u the matter If tAe
estate ut David A.3usA u'rsss IS. 3bo undersigned.
he FNerutg4K 81 tAr tasd estate w sfi at private
isle g.. the highest bidder for rahh at subject 80
affirmation uy sad HuabA'e court. ou
thursday, The 8.h Day Of January. 1879,
a: o'clock y 81. at tle Office - JONAS " llrown.
iu I3aas cts. county - besse ash Territory -
Idaho al tEr right tide tu8etesE AnI estate 81 The
-a.8 A.4l M.ines d, ths tine 81 hts death aud ali
tae at ttlr @nj Interest that tse Na& estate aas
by }av othsf ttrv. acquired other shan Ve "a 3ds
diuon e. that = tie SAID David Hsiucs a. Else 'sme
~ lis death ga aBI to al iEas ecytan 5n3utuE
nHNd. certain HTaug ftEats aUd dttcuet af % utser
prouerty staafe. living and being im tho said couly
{ baisr Territory us Idaho. and bounded AND as~
ertbea follows. go Wst: %iS buuafed fert ia
leng % Granite cFeeA commencing grarly opp0
sHe the house 90 y Milues aud rCunug az sail
creek G18 ircs Ia where u. MilurH woe Rcd ia ISIS.
Lasscn's barn Oh Granite Crocl. eight hundred
feet Of bar ground ou The baT just above said bay
barn taken Up and recorded ia the spring oi ISIS.
two Tar mining claims fronting ou Grimes creek
tour hundred feet more ar less aad situated above
aud adjoining the claitus turmeriy owntd By bur
son end Jcws: also certain water right - ditch
taking water ont ~ Wet Rulch: also certain water
right aud ditch taking Watar from said Wet gulch
higher up aud changing saipe claims Dead
Horse gUlch Also one reservoir ou Wet eulch. aud
one reservoir on claims st tAe house 81 u. Msleg.
consisting 81 RulCD snd bar ground ~ over orc
Thousand fest: also claims on Dead Horse guieb:
also hill claims the guleh towards Ceutervlle
the trent If the hills also all the iron Pipe being
twepty-nins joints, more or less:-HeiaR. all the
miGipg grouad, water dttches. reservoirs and iron
pipe owned boy the said David Mines. deceased. in
Boise county aforesaid Terms and conditions of
sale Cash ten per cent. OF the purchase money
To be paid to the undersigned on day of sale bal.
snce on the first day Of May 1870. providing the
sale be confirmed by the said Probate Court Deed
at the expense Of purchaser. ELIZA MINES.
Exceutrix Of estate OF David Mines deceased.
IDAHO CITY, Dec.g~lSIs-lw,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
SMALL PROFITS.
ALL ORDERS
CARE and ATTENTION.
/. FUED,

Northeast Corner Of Plaza, Pa
cerville, ]. T.
Orf. y '.>-gE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

The condition of'the iron and coal
trades ia the South Staffordshire dis
trict, England, is growing worse, and
the closing Of the works am the re-
duction Of wages are noticed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

man is on his way to the woods
to commit suicide and bull suddenly
gives chase. The chances are that he
will run for hi> lie
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

GIVE the average American girl her
ciioice between going to heaven and
marrying into nobility, and see how
few charms heaven has for her.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

LETTERS from China state that seven
million people d ed from the late IA
,ninc. Five million died in orc pro-
gincc-Shausi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

III boiling meat for 4 meal, use cold
water 10 extract The juices. If the
meat Il wanted for itself alon +, plunge
IN hniIng water at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01

$ 'oorING by THE 6 O'CrOCK CLUB.
Last Saturday seme Of our Younger
shooters thought they would try their
ha,ia ut the fashionable sport. Their
s~pre speaks well for their marksman-
ship They shot 10 balls, IL yards
rise with the following score:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01

The Partisan is just now suffering
from the visits of country relatives,
as the Plliladeiphian did two years
ago. BY an odd sort Of coincidence
he is making the same jokes. lie
welcomes his tribe or provincial
cousins and tells Them II is so good of
them to come and help him nurse his
aunt, who, has come from New tr-
leans with, yellow fever. Tie asks in
an uncertain wns, .'ifaye you been
,accinated?' aud rs they % to hand
lirg his furniture he slnieks ont.
Don't touch that: it's lnadci viii,
dynamite" And then be hopes they
win enjoy themselves,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01
THE eleventh annual catalogue of

The eleventh annual catal ogue or
the State Normal School at Kinks
VILE, Mo, shows all attendance du-
rim 1S77-7S. Of 5S4 students, repre-
senting over so counties. OF those
in attendance it is estimated that BE-
tween $40 and 400 will teach in the
public schools of the State during the.
coming school year. The course OF
study seems to have been cOnsider"-
bly, changed, making the work more
largely professional.
SPoRTsMES.-The shooting tOurna-
ment opens next Thursday, Aug OF
2 h, at Curry Park and viii continue
three days. A full delegation OF
shooters and sportsmen is expected
from all ncighboring towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Is
TATE.

Whereas. Wm II. Dny and Pcilina
f.. Day. hN their deed OF trust dated
the 2Sth da> uf March. 1874. and re-
corded in the Recorders Office fol
AutlraIm county, Missouri. III boob
Il" page 80. conveyed - the I'M
drr,ignc,i trustee tt,c FOLLOW ing lie
scrlhcd real estate. twin" and being
in Audrain county. Missouri. twWit:
SIXTY ncra- of iIc south part of
til" east half al the south west quar-
ter of SECTION tWcn'N-nine, tI>u the
south bali of III" southwest quarter.
and the west part at the north italt
ut the southwest quarter of section
(.l2) tlirtN-tWo. containing 10 acres
mere or less. also the southeast
fourth of tlr southeast glarlrr Of
section (3i) thiriN-oLc, g ntaining
40 acres; all in township (jI) fifty
onr, rau~r (9) nine, west. Al,o the
north half of the northwest quarter
ami the northwest fonrth Of the
northeast quarter of serlIon ~ five;
and the northeast fourth OF the north
east quarter of section 70 six. in
. township (50) fifty, range (9) nine
west. containing l7j acres more or
less. which said conveyance was
made 20 secure the payment of GER
tain promi>sory mites thnr"iu de-
scrihcd: and, whereas. said notes
are past due and mnpnid; now. there
iorc. | til. undersigned trustee, III
the request OF the legal holders OF
>uid notes and III pursuance" of the
power and authority in me We ted
by said deed of trust, will on
V,.aJ,y t,,,at yOtL 1870
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01

We will send the LEDGER to- any
new subscriber the remainder OF this
year for 75cts. cash in advance. Now
is the time to procure a paper if you
wish to keep up with the times. We
make this offer so that every man i'll
the county can try us for one year.
There is no reason why every man in
the county should not take the LED
GER. 1t contains more reading mat
ter each week, than any other country
paper in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01
Saturday. the 10th day of
August, 1878,

sell said rca. estate, at Nandalia,
Audrain count. Missouri. be-
tween the hours at = o'clock i'll the
forenoon and ) O'Clock in the after
noon at same day for cash in hand,
ut public Ncnitur, to satisfy said motel
in said deed, and costs OF
the trustees sale under said deed OF
trust. j. NJ. BESltEAtS,
l24t Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01

N-@ T.
,an afford to pay, and what enter
they may engage in with profit
themselves. If ten per cent. is
100 high a rate of interest to pay and
make a profitable investment, let us
not cavil with a law which restraints
the owner of money from making a
contract for a greater rate. There IS
no law compelling him to lend you
money at all neither is there any
human OF Divine, that will com
pei you to borrow at ten per cent.
In renting money as in renting a
house, if the owner asks too much
more than we can afford to pay, it
is a blessed privilege we have to re-
fuse to rent at the price asked. The
rate of interest we can afford to pay
depends upon this simple principle:
il depends upon What can be made,
how much, out of the capital loaned.
Nothing al be made by borrowing
money to pay debts; and, of course,
in pursuing this discussion, that class
who are continually borrowing money
from Peter to pay Paul must be lett
out Of the question. If l am Il money
lender, l may make a good invest
ment 10y lending to II man at one
time at six per cent, while L would
make a very poor investment to lend
to another nal at twenty per cent.
The price then 4 lender must receive
for his money must from the nature
of the case depend upon circum-
stances, among which may be classed
the demand for money, the risk, the
security, &C.: while on the other
hand the per cent. the borrower ear
afford to pay depends upon how mGcl
he can make out OF the investment Ii,
expects to make. For example,
may borrow money to purchase. ;
house, and purchase at such an eX
travagant price that L could ncve
again realize the amount | gave 70
it: and in that ease | COul not at
ford, as an Investment, to pay any IN
tcrest. hrcallse would be in deb
already without paying interest. Blu
suppose [ see a horse worth one hun
drcd dollars, which can be purchased
for fifty dollars; what per cent. cal
| afford ID pay for money with wlicI
to purchase the horse! Any ont CA
see that ] might pay as high as fin.
per cent, and at the same time max
Il profitable investment. The pric
you a afford to pay always depend
upon how much Won can make b.
using the money borrowed. Iher
are no exceptions to this rule. II ex
perience has taught Us that We ca
not make by paying ten per cent.
let us cease borrowing at that rate
We cannot expect the legislature |
make us rch 10y enactmrnts. "
can ""'H DC prosperous '> t'"''''"
economy, industry and diligence, an
: ~ '''7"'E -'''J
| ""Sl'i'e' "'lS"'''"IN '' H''' "
'i'i2hI GO wei ny giving "9 "'9h Il
t hile''. per cent "i'iie a''o'lcr yea
IT..
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ISL from H"' '""''"' - "a Gus
e mess anu BUSINESS prospects, "'o'''
: ana inc price "i us use VIII vary !"
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: %h"' II ''"'9 AWAY INC ''3"'
It making sPen'ai 'ohtfac''' All" /"
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01

Tile great London circus train
caught on lire about II week ago. anrl
among other losses We notice that
James Robinson lost his trunk. cos-
tanning his clothes, $500 in green.
backs, IL fine gold watch and Chain
aud a costly diamond ring.
IL is estimated that ut least twenty
Thousand dollars worth of jewelpv
MAS dest: o. ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-01
TIME HONORED PRINCIPLES.

In Il last we thus expressed our
selves concerning the Democratic
platform:
AS might he expected it contains
new applications Of time honorcd
principles. Those that are familiar
with the crusade of Jackson against
L. $. Ccrporatio IS and L. ). Banks
will experience no establishment that
the national banking system has been
denounced
Mr.. Llewellyn takes exception to
the above in the following note:
EDITOR LEDGER:-WiI you please
explain for the benefit Of those 10
whom it is not plain. how ths finan-
cial plank Of the Missouri Democrat
ic Resolutions accurtis with the time
honored principles of the pa ty with
special reference to Jackson's over
throwing the Z. 5. Bank and the plat
forms o '72 and '7G, and oblige
j. +. LLEwELLYN.
The best answer we a give is the
following quotation from one of Jack
sons messages:
"The charter of the Bank of the
United States expires in 1886, and is
stockholders will most probably an
ply for IL renewal Of their privileges.
In order to avoid the evils result
ing from precipitancy in a measure
involving such important principles
and such deep pecuniary interests. |
feel that | cannot too soon present it
to the deliberate consideration of TIL,
Legislature and people. Both the
constitut.o1ality and cxprliency OF
the law creating this bank are well
questioned by u large portion of our
fellow citizens; and it n ust be adj
United by all that it has failed in the
great enl of establishing a uniform
and sound currency"
We think tae Democracy din wen
to denounce the national banks.