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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
TIE ILLINOIS CAPITAL.
Special TO the Republican.

>PPCIuI W INC htpun.lCan'
SPRINGFIELD, H., March 1.-THE house
committee on appropriations tins evening
recommended the passage Of the MALTA
bill appropriaiing $4,000 to pay thenatioal
guards for services during the riots Of 1871.
Eight thousand two hundred and twenty
tour dollars of the above amount goes to
the railroads TOR transportation at the rate
Of two cents per mile; the remainder to the
military. The railroads asked sill, S24,
which two cents per mile does not make
This committee also allowed 5000 to j. NJ
Gregory and o. r. Keith for expenses to
the Paris exposition. Gregory gets large
salary at the Champaign University, and
when asked for the state authority to go TO
Paris assured the last legislature the state
would not be asked 10: any money to dcfray
expenses. This committee also without GER
emory killed the appropriation paying the
widow Of the late Judge Brecsc his unearn-
ed salaryof $500 for the remainder of the
term Of Office filed by Judge Baker.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE. AGENCY OF
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, March, 10, 200 PM, Wheat
unchanged, Winter, 9s 1dD9s Adj; Spring,
IS 9d@ss 3D.; California average, IS lido
0s sd; California club, 9s 4d@9S Cd. Corn
new, As edo As I'd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK. March IL, 12;07PM.- Wheat
--quiet-No, 9 Chicago, 81 O7@1 0S;
No Milwaukee, 81 0S; Red Winter, 81 OG
al lG; No. . Red Winter 81 1851;
No, 2 Amber, 81 131G@l 1874. Corn
-quiet-Steamcr, As; No. ?, 454; No, 3,
AK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
yEETINE
VEGLTINE
Curd Her.
yEETINE

n BELLEVUE, Ky.
Dear SRI must stat that your Vegetine de.
neIVeh TO pc called yaluble blood purifier, reno
Nator anu nyigoratOr OF the whole SYSTEM, My
Wllc suffered for length time with Scroiula Sore
Oh lnc reg, She took scvral bottles of Veggtnc.
Inc results were surpnsig; It cured her While al
inc FORMER remedies failcttO give satisfaction.
Respectfully, r r. TRICK.
Know the above to be- rue
HENRY WERTHElMER,
druggist and ApOthCaV, 1873 Monmouth st.
NEGETINE For eradicatne all impurities of the
Dloon from The system, II las no equal. 1t has ncy
er iallea TO elect cure, giving tone and strength To
the system debilitated by disease.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Mayor Henry Winter.
1rcasurcrB, L. Parker.
Clerk u. Phillis.
COunselor-Wm. b. Gilbert.
Marshal--C. ID. After.
Attorncy-W. O. MCGee
Police Maglstratc-J }. Bird.
BOARD Of ALDERMEN.
First Ward-GeO. YoCum, VIM, O'Callehan.
Second Ward Wood Rittenhousc, n, d Thistle
wood.
Third Ward-W. p. Wright, John Wood
Fourth Ward-Charlcs q. Patier, ID. j. FOLEY
Fifth Ward-T w Halliday, Chas. Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit Judgc-O, A. llarkcr.
Crcuit Clerk }. A. Reeves.
county Judge-R GOcnin. ~
county Clerk S j. ilumm,
County Attonsy-W. G. Nulkcy.
County Trcasutcr-A, j. Alden,
Sheriff John Hodges.
COrOBcr-k X. FliZgc.a.L.
county Commissioner - ", Halliday, NJ. V
Brown, Samuel liricy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

IT is now settled. 10y the returns of the
Virginia election. that Gen Mlhone,
who IS the leader in that State Of the
-'Readjusters. " which is only another
uamc for reputation. has succeeded,
through his appeals to the negroes. in
eIectiuz majority OF the members Of
the Legislature favorable to his views.
The only stumbliug-block in their way
is GOV. Holiday. who is in favor of
honestly paying the debt Of the State
The Norfolk I-iyiuiaa. speaking CT the
result. says:
ON last Tuesday the negroes Of Virginia
had an opportunity of showing their graft
Ludr to their Republican friends Of the North
niyHsiY throughout Che State - TeDudiIte the
bonds Of the State of Virginia, held to the
extent Of some SIS 900 900 bv the people Of the
Worth. How guauv uf these bonds are held
hv Jay Could, tHc master Of the New York
Tribune, We know not, but we trust he has a
sufficient share 10 make him appreciate the
gratitude Of his cOlOred friends. Now that
thn poisoned chalice has been returned To
their own lips, we hope these Republican
capitalists viii appreciate tine gratitude Of
the negro and aS they count their losses in
the depreciation Of Virginia bonds, rcmcm-
her that TO themselves they owe the Tepudia-
tigu which the white men Of Virginia for
their o1ru sake Jud h1u0r'S sake would have
scuruyd .J ucIpatrate. IT the whole South
gro g0,e, Gs &c has been done In Virginia.
And when that is done the Tribune and its
owners viii perhaps realize that "cUrSss, like
chickens. come home 10 r0gvt.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

TIE Republican papers are TeprJduc-
iur Llr stale and forgotten ISLANDERS ut
tered ly Zachariah Chau5Iar against
cen. Mcclellan early iu the war. The
Johus.cvu IT5iml published am article
on Monday last from some unknown
source relating to Chambers 'deuuucia-
,iou' Of Mcclellan. and more OF the
same sort Of 5ucoh-rent invrcjjve by Jhe
Er-at statesman from Michigan may he
expected. Mcclellan Was then auds.ili
is g Democrat. and Thar was enough TO
make Lius o shining mari, for the vulgar
abuse af man like Chandler. whose
only service in the war consisted iu look
ing across The Potomac from Washing
ton, sud heapiag % mountain Of no
family ON She rebels. His malice can
never harm in the smallest degree the
LoG5rsI name Of the hero OF Antietam
20 victory fer which Congress voted
him tire thHuks Of tEc country. in which
PgeslHeu. Lincoln united. History viii
take care OF the good name and rePuta-
tion Of George Is. Mcclellan. when men
VIII have forgotten that Zachariah
Ch.-l..- ever existed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

EVERY election held in 1879, with two
exceptions, has resulted precisely as it
did in 1873, when Samuel J. Tilden.was
elected President, and yet Republican
papers although they know better, speak
OF the results as settling in their favor
the Presidential contest next year. The
exceptions referred to are New Jersey and
Connecticut, in which there was little,
If any, excitement. there being only
members Of the Legislature lobe chosen,
Whatever the last-named State may do
in ISS0. no man familiar with the poll
tics Of New Jersey doubts for moment
that her vote VIII be thrown in favor Of
the Democratic candidate. What the
Republican party failed to do, and wnat
is fatal to its success next gear, IS that
it did not elect its Governor in New
York except through the treachery of
John Kelly, and without New ! OTk the
election of Republican President is
simply impossible. The following from
the New York Herald. an independent
paper. states the case as it stands, ac-
curatejy and impartially:
IT the vote for Governor can be regarded
as q criterion Of the strength of parties in
this State the Democrats are ir a clear ma
jority if they can be reunited. Even If the
minor State Offices be taken as a test, the
chances of the Republican party for carry
ing the State next year must be regarded s
extremely doubtful No Republican of cool
judgment can regard this as a very promising
outlook. The Republican victories in other
States viii not save the party if it loses New
York because New York and Indiana are
the only two Northern States which the
Democrats need to carry next year to enable
them 10 elect their candidate for the Pre-
SiGeuCv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

THEEE wss an election last Tuesday
week in Mississippi for members Of the
legislature and county officers, and the
Republican papers have not yet reported
Il single outrage by the Confederate
BlgJdiers-no- the murder of even one
u.gro 60 fire the loyal heart Of the
North. Every hing viii now be lovely
uutli next summer, when the Southern
outra-" mill viii again be put in oper-
alton. and % grist of negro murders and
other diaIglical acts ground out calcula-
tad .o nupaI and sickeu the most OBJ
duratc Republican heart
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

.ra-.r--- headed political re7r5E ate.
simon Cameron. IN his return last week
r.-l Inc funeral u the late Senator
tlagE..r. @, Detroit. s. represented in
conversation with friend ou the train
as f-v5rE 90 l5Ea tribute 90 Chambers
eIeetr.rr.rr midnight speech in the
Senate ..t She proposition ct the Eema-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
U.-AIILLINERN ROnrr>

A magnificent space eli from gnlrau-a - -
l-gI-.l street above Chestnut, is devote. -.
} liS success that we have last exraria.s -... ...
% occupy portion Of the Western .--..-
Training HATS
ladies' enjoy the privacy Of these -a--..-
where bgnnets can be nfteu On ara--
crowds We received this season .s.- -.....-.
Eet- direct from Paris We keep sd -lt. ...
Et-l:uurJ Hats and a pro.r-flr q F..-
reethcrs- special cJuntc-Hs- -I----.--. b. ISL.
JOHN Wan Az. .E-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

TuE Republican organs preserve a
remarkable silence IN regard TO the pc
Etical canvass which is now going on
in Louisiana. The Republicans of that
State have nominated oue Of those
dreadful '.confederata brigadiers'' for
governor, and the readers OF Radical
newspapers ought to lie informed of the
fact i'll order that they mav be ready to
repcl any invasion OF PENNSYLVANIA that
u5r H- attempted from LcUi-.sua.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

Ey sEiviug proclamation GOV.
U.st attributes the abundant prosperity
of the 1cop.e to the "G0d Of States. ."
Coming from loyal Governor this
IS serious mistake John sherman
claims tIat PC is tLaman who is entitled
tu tl- er.f-. nt the present change for
tIc better iu the improved condition of
the business Of the country. and that he
ttt II ali through his management OF
th. Treasury Department. Mr.. Hayes
-.iosz.s -HeImyn's pretensicns and says
so o. ,bc people vh-uever he is given q
er.uc. &. make q speech. GOV. Hoyt
should issue % supplementary proclana-
tl.a correcting his uuplrdonable over
=-Ea'.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
JOHN w AN AM A KEP
The Formal Opening
AND ENLARGED HOT-Cr
ACCONIFI IsIIED FACT!

g hour T i ascot
y o fl
place have I ee o ford ~ nj " g ufrt-
70 like Grand Deet an dar o n
The H " PIP E re U
u
The N ti Ri " n b. "a C Soy s. Ipe1t dea-
care nI len tim k II n "a rec c bus nasl ast5v
mean tut very vp o % ONE i our or bt hin etpkn 3ear
Dnma ssa uha
plans
Ia HI Nv " n T We propose at.d src1
% iran
first markets n b. he where ar apte teng listed ifvo
WHor ni profit W g Itr the Is t rcoues san Igit ooY
W OF r gEadIy IyTtrede
" h H III lg gds udo vo orvofus Hluvf
vIgt ~ gIf they sire though UetceIe be k ke-etc CLOAK
mean to m W W ONE because tI. ca lllanyv thus Newlrg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

HTS ron GENTLEMEN lyD CHILDREN.

H-HiTN ron GENTLEMEN md CHILDREN
such large stock a~ is selected hy our aJr Wal
ton. q practical halter of 20 years reputation is
not 10 ne found in amy retail house in the cty.
feoul- can always depend on gcrtiuq the r,r0Iscr
styles at the most mudg crate prices some persons
are led to think they get Hats ONLY iu certain
places though there ar, only lew hrstclas~ IMAM
uiaclurcr>. and these supply all the best stores.
" cannot claim better -JvIcS than others hut we
can and do claim lIrgCT assortment and lower
prices. JOHN WANA1sEfsF,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
I. .U.-RIBBONS

Ne believe this stock % De rla ..--.-- ..
kind IN any retail house I'm the a.rr tH-...
~, ~ ,i[itin ana satin Shades and .r... ".-.
hhHous. with direct relations O.. -ra r..-..--
ciS @. ribbons. and able e. use such r.-s. ....r.a
2 gtigT great '-t rautstrc~ 60 our buyers
All hlhhgn prices age u-usIIe.n- -aH..-- T
many persons pay fgr them rT -I. .-..
La porter JOHN sAEL-.H HE-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
c.-DRESs GOOnx-

EZercn entire counters are devoted 10 these goods
making SIT lnc3I feet solely toT the sale 1t Ladies
Dress Goods. This would make one counter, u pat
i'm line that would stretch along Chestnut street
from Fifth TO Sixth street the entire length OF i1e
state House square and from the Ledger Building
halfway ia the Press Building. IL sqHar"7 long
D' course there is every variety OF Dress Goods,
from - per ward 20 cents per yard, and o.tentmcs
the prices are from TO 25 per cent. less than IS
qsI-od elsewhere TDLtE WANANAkER-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

GOV. HogT'- THA&IssGIyINo PEu,LAWA-
uoN.-Tho following proclamation was is
sued from the state Department, Harrisburg
ua Friday.
In dcv.uj recognition OF the G5i 90 States who
Ias orde-aI petca. health ana a5uniant prosper
isy 60 the people l. Henry NJ Hoyt, Governor OF
Pennsylvania, 90 appoint Thursday the 27th day
or November next N pursuance oC the rccomnlou-
dstI,n oCJhc President o. ,hc lnitcd states, as q
day upon which tho 27oi people of this Common
wealth.. ,eyiug aside ali secular occupations. may
meet together iu re7ereut Thanksgiving tor mer-
cles received and prayer for a continuance of
divine favor.
Given uudcr my hand and the great seal Of the
State al harrisburg, tLis lth day Of November,
a j.. 1879. and OF the Commonwealth the one
hunlrci and fourth.
r~l2ned) HESRV ". HoYr.
isy the Governor.
y :. Cr as -'e-.s-sl.-of The IN n-,r-caIth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

It LUIHN- IHNNINERfN M IEVlNIN''s-
This IS an excellent section for Ladies' because
We buy So largely of Woolen Goods i'm the Clothing
Department that retail as low as any OF the
whulcsaIe stores sell. hrsdcs. our long cNTrrc cnce
know ledge OF the wearing qualities OF goods
We sell no article simply because 10 will sell 4
piece OF goods must he iHtTiusically good Ladies
SacQueings and goods for Little Chi3rcn's Clothes
i'm great va-fcf-. JOHN " WANANIAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

located i'm front Of the Chestnut Street Entrance.
With excellent light fFll stock of about 100000
hand. all the best staple makes of Black and Col
cred Sk-. with the choicest and scarcest novelties
To DE reliable i'm this class of goods is very diff
hcit thing. there is such adulterati0n in SIX
materials hut guarantee all that We sell. A
Iar, room Il adjacent t. show color5 by -rasiclt.
JOHN WANAMAEER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

In this department VIC excel. The class of goods
selected by our buyer. who goes abroad JwIce
year 10 get goods direct from Irish ulauufactur
ors. has populariZed this department. All kinds
of Housekeeping Dry Goods OF reliable makes IN
immense assortment at reasonable and proper
prices. Our makes of Linens arc absolutely reiIa-
Dle. We make speciality ID Blankets-
JOHN NANA VI A * F.lt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

full stock OF Lace Curtains brought by Amer
lean Line direct to MS from the -. Call ~vit-er-
land, shops all the prevailing styles of Curtain
Goods in Raw Silks. Jute and SettecnS. &c. Few
persons know how to furnish chesPly and tastcfUIly
The head of this department has had large expe-
rencc. and VIC cannot only supply she goods
chc1ply. bat give ideas iI style and harmony with
furniture. JOHN y A%AtIAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

L-CONFIHES, CLCIES IND WRAPS.
This is q leading part Of the business. Parisiaus
would call tie large place set apart for this de
partmcut salon It is 20 thc right on entering
from Chestnut street splcudidly lighted and with
private rooms for trying and fitting dresses
Read y-Iuadc dresses and Cloaks En- large variety
JOHN WANANAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
r.-MEN,S CLOTHING

tohJlnS on Market street. near centre entrance.
We nave a splendid assortment Of Suits uverc0sfs
&c. made up in the most fash Iona bIe st,es r,-,is
our own personal supervision. The Clothing We
sell can be depended OF sound in gualit. and
most rea>onable in price.
JOHN WANANdAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

N.-EiISSE>- COATS ANI SUITS
On the left side oB entering 40 gE-=-.-. --
La-z mas always been q popular para ..
ness E-ch season makes the stock moro. ..--
no complete We pay great Hts .-....
handsome shapes sind the I5ttI- -I .-r
ntted out -at hall the prices E-..r.E r
new goods TINS season are helltltr.
JOHN N AZ An--a-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

lnose VINO deal in Clothing and do not make IL
must sell higher than those vino manu- facture. We
nave made this class of goods for nearly twenty
years. aud We are the fountain head Tor Bows
1iothlns- We receive .t direct from the work
rooms on our own premises. and can supply pieces
~ al times for mcu3iuE. Oar retail prices sre as
low as dealers pay at Wholesale
JOHN WANANAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

L.L.-DRElslmELNn 800

With hTst-ci3ss Cutters and successful Eftrrrz
with original designers ami pattern dresses from
an the 1c~tbnoWu foreign artists are prepared
to meet any call uu us.
81 .ur time this advertise ueut r-ftteu 81 500
order ior wedding eutut is going through these
rooms. JOHN ANA1IAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

real AND I;TT4TTON LagES. RUCHENGS.
LALLEN- - ~ -.LL-EN \ D LILA

= '-
LADIES' CUFFS. CULLARS md TIES.
in no department Of our business is the fair profit
principle more noticeable than here. People tell
Us they have been accu>t toned TO pay double the
prices we have some Of our goods marked. That
low prices please is manifest by the throuE always
selecting at the counters. 1t Is almost impossible
to keep iUil assortment. as the goods 20 out
rapidly. The RuchiugS and some other madc-Up
goods are made IN our own premises About thirty
hands are employs at this work under skilled
designer. We copy the foreign patterns and sell
them at prices within reach Of every body.
JOHN WANANIAk ER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

J." Won SNOW that there are strange people in our
community. We say sJrIn-c. because they seem
y.l Hing {" suffer and pass their daEs miscrtbly-
made 80 hy Dyspepsia Liver Complaint. Ind i1e1-
ton. Constipation. aud General Debility
~IlLbH.> \iTAf-tTER is Guaranteed L. cure
tHgfl. sold hy r. J. Llovd. E.aen-burg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
Q. u.-RrnBER HnnIs

his is a large department gI useful thlf,r ..,
y 'T"sSaiher Goats. Waterproof Garments Isr Ia
Httr, Gents and Children. We are tine I4r,r.st
buyers OF these goods ia the city and our 5,ri, are
made very low 10y this fact
JOEIN WAcANIAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

r-ELIrE - N0TRNiNG C00DN.

IsreetIy across the aisle from silks is the large
and splendid Department. We are building mp a
~er1 atlou long wearing fabrics in Black Goods
These who, from choice or otherwise wear black
yvII De astonf~hr a. the assortment kept aud the
moderation Of prises. JOHN NANANAhEb- "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
y E-E0IeEEE8NLNHING EClUy

on the lower gallery. entered by broad stairs az
Juniper Broad street entrance. is the vast as
surtwcnt OF supplies that delight hou5ckcrIers-
every thing wanted FOR kitchen -cTyic" OF house
keeping from the huest to medium Eoods, CT hand
JOHN y An ANA iNER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

H. H-WHITE GOODS H4HBURG EDGNGS
The latest productions in Swiss Goods Cambrcs
Nainsooks in magnificent variety. The newest
things from the Hamburg looms received direct
from the makers. This stock is complete md pop
ular because prices are SO low.
JOHN WAEAMAhER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
JOHN WANANAkFR.
U-CVSTONI TAILORING

We have excellent Cutters to measure nd ma ss
garments to order for those who r,rrferft cI,Girc
Of at least one hundred styles Of oUs2s may bo had
We guarantee TO ht. and do not make it disaerCe1-
ble 70 lhosc VINO return what Goes not exactly
please JOHN WANA1TAEFR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14
y. y. N.-U1IBRELIA>

b'>lcts 4 iull stock of Silks. Alapacas I.evaF.
Jih'- ana FlnShlms. We import from London am
iuris many unique and original hand les vs. mich mn
hes seen elsewhere JOHN WANAN AkER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

TEE demand Of the old Grant slng for a
ougtEoyefnm2ut. which sinp}ylmcaus mil
itary ru1c. is referred 90 by ihe Lancaster
JH'eiig@H~er as follows.
Do the people desire .'stron, goycrrmcnt,'' in
the senso ID which he phrase is not used }y Ger
tain politicians: DO they want any government
other than the republic ordained and established
by their fathers2 TO ,Hsy wish 90 be taxed tn
maintain large standing army 90 DC used q ga Inst
Themselves
Various interests c1uspi-e for strong govern
meHt- 4 hundred thousand federal ofHce-holiurs
wan. It. Tn army officers especially The stafT
and Hratguarter L5tters. want il. Tho rings
which have grown -iah pIunderfusy the people. and
wish Go con iEgc pIunacring thcm, want It.. tn
pet national banks. tie railways. and other pow
eruI corporations which possess the uosii valuable
public lri. iIegCs and wish to hold aud exercise
then G- the expense Of she masses. want It.
Rich snohz, ~E0 would like g. Hr urIstocrars. and
rich -0adies. Who lirk Grants boots 40 home anI
supply him v.th money abroad. VILE they fairly
burt with pride 60 see Alm treated ike an .-ev-
king" want it, When these -cIHsh and foolish
people have their way the cgneteracy vii 1fgau-
pear and tho maxi. VIII Re fu its pace. We shah
Esye un official a-i-tacracv. armies c~c-vvHere
spies may-GaIs. rasi0nfl police agents. and ~cuz
d'a--es with ati the business ar fhc country IN
der the 5ns0.c.a. anJ control Of th. government.
a-i such interests .s a1G favor with our rulers
subsidized Gr-nl tile ust .aaaI treasury. The rr,-
D.e VIII Pc 20 they were iI France during tE,
empire. OF what they IRE now IN Russia under trc
tz--- Some Gsa Fai-Iy luE- .ae they promote
the interest st capital ay rraru..-.. srf. ar.r7z
change g' government. They DO na. know fact
which t.vy Srult tol-- - tna.r -.srg-y. gt.-rr.,
they s"r."aI. rlat irresponsible armed govern
r1@s. T. tie deadly enemy Of private property.