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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
r,Nv.rn,1.

The Jersey City Herald-whose edi :
ltor, Nj. Hugh Nc Dermott, is a we'll
known politicisp -pnblishes the fol-
'0T e ! conv.rss1ioa d year ago la,t
Autumn. At shd United States hstel.
Saratoga. bet tween Samuel J.. Tiidep.
tha defrauded President. Smith NJ.
Weed and The vditer. We asked Mr.. Til
den what he thofkglt II John Sheam'n.
| Without bpsi4asion. but IN slow and
thonchtfnI words. Mr.. Tilden replied:
"Mr. :McDermott, John Sh-rman's y
rascal"
S~herman's name was dropped end
the conversafioh !nphed to the electoral
commission. II was asked if the act
had his appsobation when it Mas
brfore Congress-. His answer
was: ~ disspprpv-f Of the net.
n, IL was utterly mr. constitutional, but
nv wishes were not consulted. % waa
nv opinion asked regarding the nil BIZ
any of those having it in charge - not
even Mr.. Hewitt sOnght me abont 1t
and therefore / could rot interfere TO
oppose IT..
I'VE remarked: "Edmunds cooked The
bill. Mr.. Tildfn."
Mr.. Tilden .pswe red: II blame
Thurman and Bayard. They consents
ed to the passage of a bill that they
knew tn be unconstitutional. They
dcfented M and put that other man in
the White House" -
"Why.v. we answered. "dil yon not
take the oath of office at New York?
You conld have acted as President
there. n General Jackson had been
in ynnr place he would have gone to
Washington,
At these remarks Mr.. Tilden finger
ed his nos, quietly. then he thr W
one leg acrCss the other. and after a few
seconds CONTEMPLATION he said: "Per
hans I shonld have done 50; but then
we would.heSesha a civil war. Grant
was ord& Hoops to Washington =
not to blame. The peo>
Fp% have suffered Vt. The
"a Eong to me is of little impor-.
tance~6t is the wrong committed
against the people. It is the wrench.
the violence to our system ~ popular
Government. that is greyious. The
people should have not stood it."
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

Fitzhugh, the ex doorkseper. who
was once a "bigger mau than old
Grant," has visited Chicago and in
formed the newspapers that he vas a
Grant man and that the most of the
people of tho South were of the same
way Of thinking. Republican journals
now speak of him in the most respecti
ful manner, and call him "Major
Fitzhugh."
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

THE BRooKHAv EN- LEDGER still hangs
lovingly around ril1en' neck-so does
Montgomery Blair. Herald.
The Cincinnati Commercial bitterly
denounces the citizens Of Yazoo and
hangs lovingly around the neck OF
John Sherman-so does the Vicksburg
Herald.-C0mmercial.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

ALL'the prisoners in the Pike county
Jail escaped Sunday night. They cut a
hole through the brick wall. That
makes the third time the walls of that
iail have been picked through. and the
people of Pike are beginning to think a
brick Jail is o humbug. Chas. Miller,
who has served D or two terms in the
p~enitentiary, was one of the prisoners.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
.-A
'EO0 Mach TALK.

A Chicago paper observes that Hora-'
ito Seymour is beginning darkly to
loom up among the possible Damocra-
tic candidates IN 1880, 1t may be. yet
Horatio loometh in vain. He has been
talked about too much in this connec
ton to ever win the prize of the Prosi>
denoy. In this respect he resembles
Judge Church and David Davis. st.
Paul Pioneer-Press.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
OXFORD. M1ss.. Nov. 18th, 1879.

Editor Ticks5uTg Commercial:
Have seen Colonel Lunar. You are
authorized to say that he his not the
author of the letter published in the
Washington Capital. aud reprinted in
the Commercial. and to also say that
it does not express his sentiments.
8. NJ. THOMPSON, Editor Eagle.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

CrNcINNATr thinks she will soon be
able to snap her finger at Louisville
and laugh in her face. as her Southern
Railroad will be completed by the 10th
of December, and opened for business
by the Let OF. January. If Cincinnati
will stop abusing the South, she may
get somestrade from here.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

N. w. AVER & Son, Of Philadelphia,
are about rs plcayunish an advertising
agency as has ever been IN existence.
If any OF n exchanges want proof we
can give it. That agency won't do to
lely on.-MeadctNe Banner.
Well, let's have the proof. We have
done considerable business with Aver
l. Son. They have always.paid us good
prices, paid promptly, and made us
believe theirs was : : one ::of the best
agencies in the country.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

+ A. H. STEPHENS must be getting in
his dotage. He recently said to a re
porter, that.t.'ase South to- day prefers
Grant as dictator to John Sherman Oh
Roscoe Conkling as President" The
South is not partial to any of the trio
named, and "prefers" neither of them
certainly not Grant.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
THE combined vote of Robinson and

The combined vote of Robinson and
Kelly, in New York, was thirty thou
sand more than Cornell received, still
some fellows :hollo over the election
in that State as a Republican victor.
From o old maids. dead beat sub
scribers, aud Republican victories like
that of New York, may the good Lord
deliver us. .
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
How 70 ..HBeat Grant,

II the Democrats really desire to
.'beat Grant" they can accomplish that
by holding an early convention and
nominating John Sherman. Then the
Republicans would be sure to nominate
him aiso. and he world be elected by a
unanimous vote. Ohio State Journal.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

A LIVING curiosity r. G Beaman.
the Governor of Michigan appointed
this gentl>man Senator vice Chandler,
but he declined the honor. This is one
rarest cases on record. H. P. Baldwin
did not object to serve, if he were
second sho.ss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
An Awful

If Grant is made President for a
third term. the prophetic words of
Frank Blair will yet come true. Blair
said if Grant was elected in 1868, he
would be our last President.-Fostodia
Democrat.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

@ SDhh 4 MONTH guaranteed. sf2 q DAY
NstSpV at home made bythe lRdhsirionA.
Capital not required; we will star ?bn. Wen
women, boys and girls make nplneJ faster NJ
work for us than at any sItnE eiee. The
work il light and ~plessiit, and such ~ anyone
can 90 right at. Those who ara WISE who se-
this notice will seud US their addresses at once
free. Vow IL the time. Those already nj work
are laying M large sam. Of money. address
TIRE n CO., Augusta, Maine. June l2-9m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
20 Puhiic
OF INDIANA.

Mr.. P. Henry is now travelling in the
interest of The LEDGER, and is fu ly
authorized to solicit subscriptions, ad>
vertisements and Job work, and to IT
ceive and receipt for moneys due TIL
LEDGER Office.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

FRANK WALTON is to be hung al
Waynesboro tomorrow. He was con
victed OF numbering n James Sui
Ivan. ~
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

Mr.. GIBsoN, of Magnolia has heard
from his son George, who wal per-
shaded to leave home by a tramp. He
is in Houston, Texas.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

GEN. J. G. DAVIS. Of the army, died
in Chicago on the lst inst.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

EDISON promises to give an exhi
|bition Christmas eve night to show thai
his electric light is perfect.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

The President has sent to the Senate
the name of Geo. W. McCrary, o
10 va, to be Judge Of the Eighth Dis
trict.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
NGhre for Publication.

LASD OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,
Nov. 18th, 1879.
Tnticf IS herrbv given that the following
uinfed seftier has fled notice OF his Intention
~ make rnal proof OF his CLAIM, ana secure
nnll entry thereof at the expiration 81 thirty
day. from the aate nf this notice, viz:
William smith, II Law ref;c. county, Miss
for thu ne a. anil sw 81 AMI NV fr Sc qr sec. 30
town. 6, u. range II, eat; aud names tae H.
lowing as HIS witnesses, viz John %. Lambert,
If Lawrence con ", Miss, AMI Csc. Cooper,
OF Lawrence county, MiBS.
nov-2Z-5-w. X. C.. KERR, Register.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
HOUSE.

W. d. I~ancasterN Prop..
JACKSON TENN
Situated at the junction of the c., ST. l..
& NO, and NJ. Il O. Railroads. The
public will fined this a desirable house
to stop at. Rates reasonable and fare good
Jan. End.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

Wonder if the QEolona States wrote
tbe s,yolid South" Grant letter.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

w. @. BLACK. a prominet cotton fac
tor Of New Orleans, died on the LIST
inst,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

THE Laudedale Review has been
moved to Meridian.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
STERN'SH
JACOB STERN, Prop'r.
BroOkhaven, MISS.
Terms, ST SO Per Day.

Good meals, Kini attention and COM
Portable accomm0 iati0Bs- Near the
Depot. april 1l-lyT.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04

r nA TO 5000 A YEAR. or SIS I o
"a sHVBO $50 . day in ydHr ownlncNlty-
No risk. Women do as well rs men,. Many
make more Than the ainouHt stated above. No
one can TAI. To make money fast. Any one can
do the work. Yoi can make from 80 ctsiO go Ru
then by deyoting your evenings aud spare tire
TO the business. 1t costs nothing 20 try the bust
hess. Nothing ike It for money making ever
offered before, Business pleasant and strictly
honorable. Reader, If You want to know ais
ahoI the hest paning business before the public
send Is your address and we viii aend you fun
parti .ularS and private terms free; samples
worth IS also free; sou ean then MAKE up your
mind. for yourself Address GEoHGs STiSsoN &
Co, Portland Maine. June iS SIM.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-04
Bdrnlts5s'S Hotel,

BdrnHsls's Hotel,
'2nd and Walnut SITS, ST. E.OSsts, NO
- L., A. PRATT, Proprietor,
Having bought my partners interest
it this hotel, and taken another lease
for five years, ! shall make many I'M
movements that will add to the com
fort OF the guests of this house
l.. A. PRATT.
Formerly proprietor of the Spencer
House, Cincinnati, o., and the old Gait
House, Louisville, Ky.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12
The labor Question.


The Hon. Godfrey Rhodes has contributed
secoai letter 70 the puhlio, through the COL
unus Of the P. c .siae7s:Ss~ las, week. on
the labor question. which we have rsS5 with
pleasure because II is written in spirit Of
patriotism, and is reple;e with an Intelligent
appreciation Of the Importance Of the suhjec,
he tro&is upoa. We sinoeyely hope that Mr.,
Rhodes WILL succeeI in SroGSins the attention
Of the planters 10 the question of lahor, 50 as
10 cause them 70 do something spceiily to
supply need 50 pressing as the labor qaes-
non presents 70 the people Of these Islands,
The planters should cAll a meeting by all
means They should assemble and discuss
the ques;iOa Of how 70 supply the lSh0r
needed: and after a full discussion Of the
question then decide upon the course 70 he
pursued, Sni then act with vigOr through
competent agents. Whilst VIZ. agree with Mr.,
Rhodes IN aluos; al The positions he assumes
On the l@bo- question, SO far as he has dis
cussei Ii II the two comnuuicatiOaS already
published. We nus; be candid enough 70 state.
that We think he Loses sight q poia. Of
Erea; Importance in the discussion: zni that
Is, that lgy the Introduction Il coolies or other
persons from India, or the islands Of the Pa
oi6e ooe&n, the planter will have to submit to
the inconvenience Of teaching these people s
rev language, before they oAn be made avail-
able workers On the sugar plantations sn in
convenience which would no; have TO be en-
ooun,egei If skilled labor from the Southern
S:s;es q 5hs United States was introduced on
these Islands. This Is point Of great iuapor-
tauoe IN the disposition of the labor question,
which cannot be passed over lightly. The
whole question Of laboT is oue Of economy. Snd
therefore whz.ever enters INTO the discussion
should have economy Is is b2se, or the dis
cussiol Will be but waste Of time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12
The Reciprocity Treaty.


On the fourth page q fms Issue viii Be
found Tie result q an interview BY reporter
q Ehs CAio4go Trs5EHs with Judge Cstoa Of
Illlnois, uD5=r dzte O. February $, 1879. Il
VII BE enenberei that Judge Cston spent 3
pz-I q ths sumner q ISIS, On these Islands,
6u1g which tine be Travelled over the group
IN quast q inforlstion; and Dot without
prO5l. &s tie answers q the Judge 70 the re-
porss-'s glessioas, touching The past, present
zld future q Hawaii lei, sbua6Antly prove.
We zre glad that We can spread before our
readers and the pablo, the natured views Of
such nzn zs Judge Cztoa On 50 important a
sIb5eci As tie reciprocity treaty. Judge Czton
Las answered II b-ief blt czus1ic terms, the
od5jscrions urged against the treaty BY those
Tho take s1oePtions 70 Il; but noEe particu-
larry The Hon Secretary q the United States
Treasury; and L Is fur that rezson We rspub-
lish he Eb0le article, and thus onoe for al,
P1t \ g1isszs % tie o4rping At treaty which
hzs been passed and rati6zd, IN tie mutual
interest of the tEo co1nzries thz. are parties
% II We think that Judge Cztoo has eEec-
tIzlly rOutsd al tie objscsions 70 the treaty,
By rs manly zni intelligent review, and ths
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

powerful ressoss he gives in srpport Of his
position. Ard when we remember that those
reSsous Sre the result of careful observation
on the ground. they beoone dO1bly ecsent in
support Of the iseSty, as well as powerful ar
gumeuts against the opinions Of persons, who
have never visited these islands, and whose
opinions are derived from what others say or
unwitinsly write upoa subject On which
shey are nos fally informed. The people Of
these islands owe Judge CA;oa debt ot graft
tuSe iov the effective services he has 50 gen.
ereusly ami saselfshly rendered the Hawaiian
people in his manly defence Of the recip7ocisy
.--..-,-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

SALAEI @ TEE FEEScz PEEsFDEsT.-The szIzry
OF TIE FrsocA Presieeof i 11e 900 frzaes about
fSS=10 90 II golcl P Euuum, with the Palace Of the
Z ssss aS 1 private rssiosCc-- IN 4 s-Tea-yeErs'
tern his e1ol1De1ts foot I'd s4D- 90 frzncs, or
uezriy S. 01o; thai t1Tifty Chef Magistrate
nay lEE up so1ething tor the 6zys when h= Z OFT
u oEes II L lot b=iIsTed thai NzeN2ho1 hzs
sETec u1eh, If anything. the coSfinze1f outlay re-
9ziruo ot t1e Pre<i1sul beng large. especially in
tee way Of sake cinn-rz. enrsTtzinnents and on
Ihs AErsAzi spared 10 expe1se n kseping Up ths
sezi-.oy-l st1ts which pe<lEils 70 Ia oscs.-ISeE
To-k Sll-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

CoszLT CCzE oE GAXs-ISG--A lady Of rz1k
II Psris eisd thrse weeks ago in the fashionable
ez1rte- q tie Are &c Trioupes, of whom an Iu;sr-
ss,i1g story i tod she vas famous card player
and vEs credited with kroSinz every game there
Ea< 70 know When travelling in foreign lard she
Cs- ore GsT y eotel . R1sSizu lady With that
pEssioE for EzuhuE sad 70 . Inherent IL TIE R1s-
san usliou- AuZiols 70 pay Stn ne lzty iron Pzris
s1s Erots, ruszeStiUg les EE1es- her request
was -rznts3- and the iz5i=s plsyed ali uizaf, the
R1ss5z1 losing a Svery hand until her opponent
had Eon frou her more money than the niues IL
the CrAi lad p-uoueeo for hsr r=ys1Ues II tEeuty-
EFs y-zTs Al lEst ihs R1ssisu I15y made despair
ilz e5or7 - regain A=r fortzoe bat without sEzil
Rssiug from TIE table she tod the Freuch LADY hOE
sic had los- more than s1e possessed bur that 10
her desire 10 pay csot Of honor she would in
strzc- her seEsrc 10 conveT to her tie title deeds
cf AL ire uinsS and estates ste Owned Al this the
TicFO-io1s antagonist smiled and requested ibzt she
might lave Der oEu EEy II ta= matter. siree she
bad EOn- p-issf ard ! lawyer we're ssut for
VIE. tEey 4rrigec, TIE Russian Iz5y Ezs asked 70
bi1c h=rSeif bE soleuu oath uever again 10 torch
card Or r1sk moUsT ~ sEF game Of enarce She
cid 80, ard tne1 signed an znz2z=DeuE 10 pay her
E7IEE0uiss the E1r1zi Sun Of $3o1 The Eoz n-Esr
&c pay czr6s for u0oey again she faithfully kept
AID the 500 ~Lz pznetuEily paid every year, Tie
Frsnch lLoF giEirg il the n11e OF the -Q1een Of
spG1ez B0E1iy," and iHEzriEoly giving il 10 the
poor O. PEns--FTzes Rpz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12
WrnNgSDsT. NsRCFla. ISIS.

FssN he winiwAr5 Islands we have intel
iiseuce Of the splendid prospects Oi large
crop e sugar care, owing 70 the gencra1s
rains wAi,h have fallen during the winter
aoaths. Tha ozly drawback seems 70 be the
Scarcity & iAho-s-s- Tie wSnI a s sutsoiea;
szgg-y Q: iabozs-< 70 keep tie weeds down in
the oaae-aelds and 10 tend the growing erOps
: universal complaint. sni yet the planters
Eo,i back S25 make 10 sEogs - remedy the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

VIZ find TIE following Il the Tie 4 A.s--y'iizz
az5 -sus=-lslz E1as SslsS. pablishei a. New
YORK, Ea3ss 64;e q February {. lsTs. which
We rerubiish IS 81 Indication Of public OpInioa
II ths east On The subjec, u the reciprocity
ueasy and the sugar Industries q these Is
lands Tie publication fFc@ which We take
TIE following extract Is cae Of Widespread In
5leacs s2i Is devoted 70 TIE Interests of COR
@s-ce. zz2ufse.ures 2ni mining. Such ex-
p1eSs;oaz Of public opinion, coming from such
: source, z1e suE-ient 70 pui Il resi- any feArs
thzf night be entertained BY The mast trnid
q or people, q the subjec. q tas zb-oEz.ioa
q he reciprocity treaty.
--s HazEza1 Is-A=zs zzss be tsz3s-iy fss:s-ts
u szr Gcvs-zzszs-
-es --s4sy hls 5es- a,,.,ke: i is cradle, aas
sT5i-z-y ~ parties w. szvs 1s; girsz III. .5s,.x
z-,s o--si5s-zsisz-
P-5.- 3 tas treaty lie Szc1- PiEas4sSo-s e tie
Ezs45Ez Eizezl2 Esrs s. Z zEzber. =; il De-
etzts- Is. IS-E Sssss zatiks 4se- tie treaty h1i
hsez E-rzzlrL-sl ne z1zbs- VAS increased ta Gs,
1zl is E-v So
= a55issz . s,s rsEzlAr ElEzikziszs, eGas Errw-
~ t1s tesz lArcs.F Increased g s1HI t-1e.s 81
lad ~1-ls scCEr sxP1--s ss-S suEzs1ts5 Evs HI
L5r4zes g 1.s-5e-;s5 &c A=s-1eAz capital Ea.z hGs
t.zu5 sL.is1Asie-y GsEs-sE=s1i Z tie Island ty
-sGssz e the treaty
A. sas sEzs tine tie treaty hks he%- essentially
E5vL--.ss-s = 81 Psorls i otssr Iz5 zs-s direct
EzFs-
=, O-sr.z Al Wzz.:-r-sz Ts-rsss-sss lElsssr
--zGs VII IL Is-E-5s sks Ikrezy i.ers1ss5- Oar
Ea5zlzlisrs aErs s1Z; 4 .-zas- g; s.eazs-s E-d
s4i-EE crafts for shs LsA1Gers o1r z4eAsue st1rs
A-1 t1---4-1ss AzTe bss- SesirsF szgleye5 Il ElzE
c--E-s r. sLzs z5--s Al 1-1s- r-russss-
NeE NJ >ss-EE- slFs t.H- ths GcTs-r-s-t kES
--s- asE-T Sss So year L e1<-5zs re-sy-s FER
z-Esss @ EEEElA- s-cL-= AL F-essz.s ts5s rsxssa
Ezy i.s s-sEtv ssa-ld = Gt-.EEss3 -: NJ Sasr-
azl -Ellg rstrE51s froG A555ug ;tAf SSa9 CO
Ehsss .1ss as =7urzs tzksz frcz lie g.oeksEs
& eszs-Es-s lie P1rss Cas-. as thAs tie Iass
= IL 6cTe--zszf T-x- s. =zcE EEi. te ar pec-
Z EzpE EAz q tie uz-f e sur seor3sI Z
"a slEE- F-aczst : -.s ELEEEEz grszp Es-s ss-
-lzsT rrrlEzs5. = Etss-es fr7 sszs -Erzs. EuzI5
1Ars . - z41s Eos1 y La5z:ia-A zFsrtAssz :-sz
-,-s- =--s als-G-t markets eA1si-E Increased rates
e t-s ~, izs--Ezes E-5 sszziss54z Tfiss5zulT
4 g1ss-i.u Tassssr ne stKI .ssss- ozr aszs t-szs-
--lss a. rsEs--4cls -k-ss. G. sz5zis . ..EGsss-z
C1=zs-rill 25zEs o. rss1s-< gre szpIsy-szz
g s--rs-s e Es-- i-.-s-z-g IL eass ofEzEL- Ez5
.--1--g = 4 F-s1isius trs5s E5-a osss- ElIess.
L=Fc--z e S-EE-EEEtzAz TslEz5s-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

TEE newspapers q the Eastern States are
urging the uzuuf2c.ure7s Of America
q ssa5 their vz-es 70 SYDNEY !, Angus; uex..
S well : 70 Meloourus II lSSo. The news
papers have Eooi reason fer thus urging the
American z4autAesure7s 70 carry their wares
20 shs Australian sxhibi;io,. when ihey take
i-;g Sccoaa. tie fact thzs sincs the Centennial
exhibition Of IS.5 at Pail45slphis, the trade
G; me United States with The British colonies
n Australia has increased rapidly. { 9, from
$. .29o.oo2 N ISL. 70 SS.000.00o in Is7S
he estimated trade between The United Siztes
z-5 tie Australian colonies fov the year Is7s,
Is ss:5og2 :. from Sls.000. .000 to sIs. s.00o. .Oee.
L TIE s-4Ge with 4ll oihe- countries Is inc7ezs-
i-E n Ike ratio, tie United States is al
ready rssp.aE : rieh reward toS the money
2-5 i&5o- L ooss he. people . get up ths
E-s4: Centennial exhibition Of 1875. II seems
% Be s fa,t, thzt the great secret Of success
II trade 5 70 @ivertIre extensively. and this
-s---k 5 IS applicable . nations IS 70 in3ivi-
G-zls, Is We kzve seen IN tie influence pro-
51oe5 BY the Centennial exhibition 81 Phila-
Gs.pl.s- Victoria and New South Wales
seen so Be alive 70 the importance Of this
ss1-s: q advertising and heace the TWO ezhi-
b.;sozs . cane oE. namely ~ Sydney IL IS7s,
S-3 Ne-b51-as II ISso.
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TzE sxpo-:s q tie Czise3 States exceeded
rhs Imports during the year lS7S in the sum
O: $500 .s42. 600. Ten years sso the balance
q trade was nearly as much against the United
Ssz'eS. Should Ire present state q trade ooa-
sia1s, ); VIII n; X long before the United
States v-iyl he one Of the most prosperous and
wealthy countries oa the globe With tins
IiIs q prosperity II commercial sense, II
V-s couple Ire immense Influx 0f population
rs. VIII % 70 The S;Sess IN lS7s. We Will ind
4 pasiec; ,iiAl wave q increase in sll the es-
ss-.ials that make up tbs prosperity Of us-
tioa, tending lo tbs s-es; Republic. The as
to-istias E&pi5ity and AviiIfy with which the
reoqIe e the States zre Subscribing fov the
four per CENT lOAn, proves now much resi-
wealth Is IN the hands q the people Of the
Duioa. AMI assures everyday that IN a shoTi
sEaos # Ii,e tie remaining national debi vii
be he'd by her own people arsi thus swell the
Increase q the a4tioa's wealth many millions
annually. III safe 70 predict unusual ac-
5sisy II 2,l branches q business in the States
II Tie near -uiare, because the present Influx
g. wezlia saesi SIX investment In stimulating
;As industries ;h&: have beez lAaguiships for
several years past.
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