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The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
SHERIFF'S SdLES

SALE.
y by virtue of a writ Of Vendiiional
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF SA NJ " Ell PEACOCK,
In Middletown, in st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The 2nd dav of May, A. d., 1879,
at one o'clock =. NJ, the following des-
crbed Real Estate viz:
A lot of land situated in Appoquini
mink Hundred, New Castle County and
Safe of Delaware, bounded and des
cribea as follows, 10 wit: On the north
by lands of William Wilson, on the east
by lands of William CHM, deceased; Oh
the west by lands OF James =. Rothwel
and on the south by lands Of the heirs OF
Isaac Gibbs, containing one hundred and
ninety acres Of land, more or less. with 9
frame dwelling, barn and other outbuild
iDgs thereon erected.
Seized ant taken in execution as the
property of Lydia r. Rothwell, aud tt
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi,s Office, New Castle, April IA
1879. ap-l5-eodtw.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

The Cincinnati Commercial (Rep. }
says: at is probably mistake to sup
pose tina. the Grant movement is gaining
strength. His nomination would repre-
sent not only old questions, bnt the old
failures-the downfall of the Republican
party. If Grant had been the statesman
we are urged to believe him to be, there
would have been no call for a saviour OF
society. The nomination of Grant by
the Republicans would play the Demo
cratic game. 1t is the one bunder the
Republicans would commit, greater thar
that the Democrats have committed"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ OTICE.-I. Peter J. Babcock. in
IN compliance with the requirements OF
the act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writlng To the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jan Deiiv-
cry, OF the State OF Delaware. In and for
New Castle county, ON Monday, the l2th
day OF May, next, A d., 1879, being the
first day Of the next May term of the said
court, for "A license TO keep an Inn or tav-
ern. known as the ''BsrDum Hotel" }"
at the N Il. Cor. OF Eifth a Orange streets,
in the Third Ward, In the city OF whining
ton, Del ware, and 10 sell Intoxicating IL
uuors In less quar titles than one quart, Ia
be drunk on the premises and the following
| respectable citizens recommend The said
| apple tion, TO wit:
Chas Schmth, Patrick Monaghan,
| Edward Farmer, WIN Baxter,
| James Megafy, James Clark,
| Daniel Collins, EJ McMapus,
| Daniel McElwee, Cnas Corrigan,
Jacob Homel, John Bader,
Biermann, A II Starr,
| ThOs | Russell, Leonard Harman,
| Michael Negary, samuel Culbert,
| Conrad Keller, Geo NJ Bacon,
| Henry Grebe, Andrew Wiihelm,
| A Bickta, N Lieberman,
| VIM Green, George Finck.
8pl6-3t PEI ok j. Bh bCOlh
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

A SAD ENDING TO A GREAT CRIMH.-
The seduct on Of Mis- Elizabeth JAM Shy
a young man named Denwood Is. Hinds
In Baltimore, whose death was publish
cd few weeks ago, resulted yesterday
in the death also of her father, Isaac B.
James, at the hands of Hinds her sedu-
Ger. The two men meeting on the street;
the father drew a pistol and both men
commenced firing with the result stated.
This is a sad ending to = great wrong
upon both parent and child.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

A HoRRIBLK OUTRAGE.-A horrible
out age was committed on Mrs. Richard
Thomas, near Licksville, Frederick Co..,
Md, on Monday night by negro named
James Carroll, during the absence OF her
husband and the male members OF the
family. The fiend entered the house
through a window, broke open the door
OF the lady's chamber, and with knife
threatened her life. The lady was left
in an almost lifeless condition from the
choking and bruises received from the
fiend. Carroll escaped.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

THE SPEECHES of George Ii. Boxer
and Governor Hoyt before the Union
League, of Philadelphia, on Tuesday
night, were of the most despicable char
ter. 1t would be impossible to make
one believe that the Governor of a great
State like Pennsylvania could descend so
low as to give utterance to such a tirade.
SO replete is it with malacc and hatred OF
the South and the Southern White peoule.
Boxer, who is mere cofmoraut. fed Ly
what he gets from the political crib. is OF
little consequence. But the utterance,
OF Hoyt, the representative Of tL. Radi
cal wang Of the Republican paliv. are
well calculated TO deceive and n,i.lraJD,,
weak heads Of thousands Of ,r.y evc.i
lent people Who will not take tim. +,
thihk tor themselves. 1t is quite cyldrr
that these men expect Grant 10 be- a..
next candidate Of tie Republican p.ta
for tie Presidency, and jhat ihc iIto,i ,
the IN etng and speeches On Tuo,d
us' { was to have ciiee. upon Ilay,--
s.Hen HIM up 20 the work Of yeJou.
AIuy Appropriation lill, that lla b.
ar 'nay a-ain be u.cd al the polls
H.,'a fir and honest cXprcssion at q
ballot box. As Grant used the army
help Hayes into the Presidency fraudl
lently, so Hayes is expected to Use Il
amy to help Grant back to the posilic
he so garingy disgraced.
The Union League is responsible fl
the scandalous condition Of debt and ia.
alton to which the Republican party HI
reduced Philadelphia, and it is astonis
ing that the people will endure the ru
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
Something with M,,,,

THE LA BELLE letter copv,n. '"h
INK "a French chemical d ,c,'y..Oo ','.. .oOok and
what the business public b,s syl sIul
years. II enables the merchan, n"lllel ,nnll lOr
letters unhom uater, brush n, !" "eopy ar
WIN ro more trouble, time or pais aJ1' sli
ne would be put 10 IN blottins ,paI1' ppa'n' laaa
mas sss written; Toe copying is imnSSis,llls rS,Iells
n, na9 s,', sD,soiu,eiy correct, leaving The eel o1l
nai without blst, or blur 1he he oFa.
are no more expensive than m, ,i ne b0oss
class quality OF letter copying oont o,nvf ffu
can be used In any ordinary nrc,' cv'm, lasy
without water; ten or twenty l,nbNIha
De cOpied at one time The h 'os, "h cAl
pound and made Of the finest Er I'm po' "'e ven
Tissue paper, Cllas. W. Bruce il ou ,su ma
panies authorized agent for lbe Ns, s,.,N CON,
Della ware. '' ''e slale 4
Address Chas. W. Bruce, Ga plns.
Wilmington, Del. que s''ea,
dpGlm
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

The dinner gwen K. X. Cochran, Esq,
at Middietown, last night, was largely at
tended and seems to have been a very
pleasant affair. A report will be found
elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

Gambetta is growing very stout, and
Sir Phillip CunliAe Owen lately advised
him to walk four hours a day and live on
twenty-five cents worth of food. He
therefore begun to walk on the road be-
tween Paris and Versailles, hut as soon
as this became known crowds followed
daily, in order to see him. The annoy.
ance proved intolerable, he tried the
courtyard of his residence, but soon be-
came tired of SO monotonous a tramp
He then Joined the Alpine Gymnasti,
Club.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

oTICE.-I, George II. Higgins.in com :
IN pli.nce with the requirements OF lhe
act OF A, sembly. In such case made and
pro, !ded do hereby givenotice that ! shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Ses ions OF the Peace and jail Delivery, OF
the state OF Delaware, In and for New Cas-
lie county on Monday. the 18th day Of May
next, A. D., 1873. being the first day OF the
next May term OF the said court, Tor Ii
cense TO keep an inn or tavern, At No. 29i
+. Front street, being the n. W. corner o!
Front and Walnut streets, in the
second ward, In the city OF Wilmington.
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquoi
in less quantities Than one quart, 10 be
drunk VII the premises ana the following
res spectacle citiZens recommend the said
application, To wit:
Hammond, Richard Booth,
Wright King. Johr Bush,
ID W Shockiey, Ch ,rles T. Sparks,
Jas A Melvin, VIM II Beckley,
n ichasl ia fierty, Geo w Rival,
e. Il + Gross, X III Taylor,
Adolph Kloberg, samuel Kern,
Robert Hutton, Roy Kitchens,
Chas Heinel samuel kObtrts,
John I NJ urphy, Chas Reynolds,
Nicholas Jenny, Geo Orlnp,
Nah MelchOir, John McBiide.
John T kirk, Michael Kenny,
Chas WeyI, Chas Harmar
aplj.3t. GEORGE II. II IGGlSS.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
NOTICEs.
DkOPOSAL.

l. Sealed proposals denos,o,
IN tne City Council chainberr ul,, 10 ,tle to,
ceived up to Z IS o'clock ~, WI he n.
evening, Me nm Inst, for iurn,. I'm hi1apiday
terial and putting up a fencn nnc',shlng M.
ana avenue extendingfrp Air,a,c W. ,chrlNl.
10 LoDieli's line, distance Of i',els ,sl, blus
said fence To be of 1 rails snH ,;@ ., ieel,
tne panel posts to be ! feel Ions '%u ! Il lltetO
whlch must be IN The ground, 'as' 'a1i. lee, Of
Rm p,9o cnestnu w. Oh Tree from ]',S Sd ~ lea
Bias must be by the panel. ' werms-
bid for a the Si 81 od sIqs s,, must accompany 80.
p Riants an % vi, ~ ~ 'a,'h OF the sane. e''t
the clerk OF Council. w 'he ON 90,
c JAMES MCGLINcu,v
Chairman of Commune NChtY
Stress. on OptIn,
-
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
ron SALE.
FOR SALE.
One Hundred and F0Tly-FlV2 Illl
and Dollars
$145,OOO
Wilmington City Loa

In accordance with an ordinance
April 10th, 1919, sealed proposals
received at tue ONCE OF the CITY ~
,r, until O'Clock, Wednesday, AF
for one hundred and forty five uas
dollars, Wilmington CITY Loan "
~ per cent per annum, payable sen
nually on the first days OF May aN
vember, clear Of all taxes levied y
Stale of Delaware OF the United slse1
These bonds will be due aud payas
follows: Five thousand dollars
flrst day OF Novem ber, bei, ahl W
thousand dollars on the frst day
YEN ber OF each and every year O'g'l
until the whole amount of loan y TUX"
ed. ..,a.
(For a safe and permanent inyes%
for trustees or Others seeking scuhN
prompt payment Of Interest, lhes'
better.) ,v. /
Tne Finance Committee reserve
right to reject any or II bids u,.s
All bids for the above 10 N I
proposals foi City Loan," ana DI er.
10 John Guthrie, Chairman o l rDT
Comm ittee, City Treasurtrs 0HiSt 0tHirStryiI
mington, Del. FRANCIS ..i 'iSGa T,a.M
aplo-6t Wy
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

The ATTENTION of capitalists is called
to the sale of the $l45,0O0 Wilmington
city loan advertised in another column.
1t offers inducements to inve stors that are
not to be found with so much safety in
larger cities.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

of party that seems, from these speeches,
bent upon bringing on greater taxation
and debt by such systematic effort to
make discord and strife throughout the
country.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
N1OTICE.-I.J JOHN MoHUoH, in com
" nlIanca with the reQulrements OF lhS

NroTICE.-I, JOHN McHUoH, in com
N pliancs with the requirements OF the
act of ssembly, In such case maze anu
provided. do hereby give notice tnat shall
apply In writing 10 the Court ef General
Il. ssicns OF the Peace and jan Dellv-
cry, OF the stale OF Delaware. in and for
New Castle. county. on Monday, the 12th
day OF May next, A. d., 1873 being the
first day OF the next Nav term of the SAID
court for a license 10 Eeep an Inn or tavern
known as the EiEhth Ward House, at No
100 Church street, being the y. r.. corner of
III hth and Church streets, In the Eighth
Ward, In the city OF wilmington,
Delaware, and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities Than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the pre- misses and the Following
respecta BILE citizens recon- mend the SAID
application, TO wit.
James BrannOn, Hugh Curran,
bauiel Curran, samuel schultz,
George Graham, Frank carter.
George Lloyd, Harry Coulston,
Adam Henson, William Bacon,
Charles Thomson. Sr John J Boner
Thomas Cory, william Doran,
J0hn Milliken, Hugh Mckinley,
NJ ichael Mckinley, Samuel CORY,
William + sparks, James Wilde,
William Cox Joseph stewart,
James Philips, Robert II Cook,
Samuel AoOie, Jonn hAydrn.
apl4 ste JOHN MChuuh
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
APRIL II 1870.

This paper has no adrertising agents
IN Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

OrICE-I, Henry Bradley, II licensed
retailer Of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, do hereby give notice that
| shall apply to the JUDGES OF the Court OF
&c eral SESSIONS of the Pesc and jail De-
livery, OF the Stale Of Delaware. IN and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the l2th
day of May next, A. d., l''9, being The
tirst day of the next NJ ~ term Of the said
court, for license To sell intoxicating II
quors In quantities not less than one half
gallon at my place of business, NO. 100 W .
Front street. being the >. W. corner of
FroIt and shipiey street, In the First " ard
OF the city of w W,lmington. Delaware, and
the following respectable citizens residing
in the said Ward recommend The same ap-
plicatiOn:
Daniel McJusker, John y BRADY,
Lemuel feeKy, james l. ickiDson,
Thos ii b Jefferis, Henry I Simpers,
william Bouzarth, VIM T Glenn,
Patrick Lally, Fred Wen
W > Lightfoot, rraucis Kelley,
Francis E Kelley, J. W Palmer,
John 4 X elley, Jnhn Dickey,
Law renee ieran, Phillip q Plunkett,
Danlel Mearkey, Patrick hughes,
John Murphey. Patrick Newell.
Joseph Lowbar. Oeorg" II Narple.
A Augustus A Ashenbach, JOS Hum,
Henry Graham.
apl5-3t. HENRY BRADLEY.
OrtCE.-I,N b. DAEFORTH,in in com
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
| act of Assembly, in such cases made and
uo btTeDy 6iNf botito ihot 1
sha | apply IN writing TO the Court of Il en-
| eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Deliv-
| cry, of the State of Delaware, In and or
| New Cas,le county, on Monday, the iath
day Of May, next, A. d., 1919, being the
first day OF the next May term of the said
court, for license 10 sell medicinal IL
quors, at No. i28 Market street. being the
5. r.. cornsr OF Second and Market streets
In the city of Wilmington. Delaware, and
| to sell medicinal liquors In less quantities
| than one quart, TO be sold for med dioine
| and prescriptions. and the following re-
specialize citizens recommend the said
| application to wilt;
| JShn Davis, Daniel Ross,
John Mealey, WIN ii Thompson,
| Wright King, Charles + sparks,
| Michael Kenny, Il Is MerTett,
saml Miller, Jr Jno X Mari,
Geo + Wheeler, Nicholas Jenney,
Jno Parker, Myers Hayes.
Adolpn KlOberg, NJ A OConnor,
| Chas Weyl, JDO + Bush,
| Manuel RichenbergeT, Richard Booth.
| Richard Booth, VIM A Bowman,
| Jno NJ Stewart, < ID Townsend,
| VIM X Bowman,
apl6-3t N. Is. DANFORTH.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17
DIVIDEND.
~ ARTISANS sAvISos BAyr
No. 6U2 MARKET sTvry-
April ttr,,

NJ Mechanics Loan A,,ou.
IN tion offers Ior sale $40 sbarss DaI
stock. First payment on the secand ny. Nv
day In May. Application can he m .ds,. .Is
VIM. j. MOnROW. Secretary n
apii-eodu Az French sltstl
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

NJ OTICE-1heD Delaware Loan A,,,..
IN tion now offers new stock for ss'.
The first payment may he made a, !,
time 10 the Secretary. GEO. L. MARI
apl0 COL shlpley st., End aM,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

NOR SALE.-The good Will H H'Siar
Il fixtures Of IA well pay ills saw
Satisfactory reasons gwen i9i '"''
ply TO j. d. IA ~ s,on Ars|
3. W; cor Broad anu " Pildsll1
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

k'oh ga iE.-h hi' naT1
lthIs Office.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

NJ oTItE.-The " ilmington Loan o.-
~ ciation now offers new .tocs or n.
he nrht payment may be made al ~,
time 70 the Secretary GEO. MARls
maT3,-lm b0l Shipley ~, md ndo
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

NOR SALE OR KENI.-bu,'D'vvI9 Dv9 d
front and " esl slrr, y ntfs Xxx
to,oo n troui nd Met Y
The daily gazette., 1879-04-17

NJ OTICE.-THE DIAMOND s1ir1
IN LOAN ASSOCIATION oren ~.
Heries OF stock for sale; the frsl psym.,1 %
may be maze any time 10 the secreiary
GEORGE c. MARIs
marI7-im COZ shipl-y 81. 2nd Slow
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
ENGL,Nns RrUr AID CORY.

More than GO per cent. Of the people d
Great Britain are dependent on the foreign
food supplies, while her steady growing
population IS increasing this dependence
every year. Since the Ist Of May, ISIS
and up TO the Isl Of Soptcs'ber last, there
have been IN average Of 5000 cattle q
week shipped TO Greol Britain IRON Mon
treal, Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. This trade, however, is in
Its infancy as yet, and will, without doubt,
grow imminsely before long, when the best
methods Of shipping have been devised.
With the immense quantity Of
cheap grazing lands We have, we can deiY
competition from other countries in raising
cattle. The extent Of our grain trade with
Great Britain Is shown ly the TACT that Of
the Il, lS2, IG2 cwts. Of grain imported in
TO the Jnited Kingdom, >, ,lI2 g39 cwts. or
533 per cent. Of Tie total importations were
IRON the United S!a;cs. The annual i'm
portation Of food into Great Britain Is
about $500. .c9O. 600 worth, Of which 4 large
portion viii be drawn from this country il
We pay attention 10 lhc business. It's nee
esssry, however, that raiI-oad freights from
the West and South to The Atlantic seq
board should BE- ru, at the lovc-. rcmuns--
alive f-urg-.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
A CURIOUS BILL,

Ole Of the most curious measure. ever
brought before Congress, IS bill intro
dEced by Judge Oliver, OF Iowa. 1t is en-
titled: a bill to reform the Gregorian
Calendar, and TO establish Uniform meas
ure Of time The Washington correspon-
dent Of the IH'sr-Ococn gives this outline Of
its salient points:
1T provides that On and after January !,
lss2, the United States shall have bran
new year-all years TO be counted at So
day each, except each fftieth year, which
shall be counted at :i777 DAYS, and shall be
called q year Of jubilee and each tenth
Jubilee shall be counted at 31S days. and
shall be called The great year OF jubilee
Mr.. Oliver asks that the months be re-
formed, and that March, June, and Septem-
ber shall have five full weeks, OF thirty five
iuli days; that December shsli have five
foil weeks and one extra daY, and that each
OF the other months shall have four full
weeks, OF twenty-eight days each, except on
the year Of jubilee, in which day shall be
added 10 each month, which shall be an
additional Sabbath day. Esch month shall
hereafter begin with Sabbath day. The
only bill ever introduced in Congress that
will compare with this was General Burn
sides bill 10 promote virtue, cleanliness,
and good morals in the United States"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
FOR The sCIExrISTs

4 recent powdeg-mil explosion in the
vicinity Of San Fralcisoo furnishes Al IN
tcrez:irg fact for tie scientists, and gives
rise to the question whether the phenomena
Of earthquakes may no; be due to other
causaz Tran those to which they are now al
ui5u;eI. We find the following item in
The san Francisco BIs'H.
Ttls worthy OF note, IN "a scientific point Of
vie7r, that the stroke ola hammer driving
rail .B piece OF wood, which exploded the
Giant Powder Works, also shook a city
There i no Pa-t OF Sau FzalciscD in which
thecolcussi3n was not felt, though the works
were located Eve miles from
ths centre 81 population. This
morning 1t Is reported that the shoes was
noticed at san Joe, Ggy miles on. The
general effects were precisely similar 70 those
produced by an earthquake. The direction.
Of the motion Was not the same in all places
Typographical elevations may account fpg
denecuons. but tIs general movement was
north and south. Here we have q force ex-
terBaI 10 the earth producing phenomena
precisely similar - those supposed 10 oIas-
nate from the interior. The coincidence, TO
s.y the least, IS very remarkable. 10 one
accustomed TO earthquakes experiencing the
shock Of wednesday would have set II down
:or anything else but an internal CONFUSION
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
THOSE ELEVEN OBSTINATE ,MEN.

Like the solitary juryman who could
not 10 anything with the
other eleven obstinate fellows,
the New York Times has great deal of
trouble with the obstinate people OF this
country in regard TO the silver question.
Referring to some of the Senators recently
elected, the Times says:
In the struggle over the silver legislation
which Is likely TO be the first of paramount
importance TO the business interests OF the
country which Congress will have to face.
Nessrs. jones, and Logan will bs on the
wrong side while Messrs. Allison and Car
psuter must be set down as at best doubtful.
In quoting the foregoing paragraph from
the Times. the Chicago H'er-Ocs7a adds the
following good advice:
IfOur esteemed contemporaries In New
Eo'lI were wise, they would obey the advice
"l the President IN his message, aud discour-
age financial legislation. 'In the struggle
over the silver legislation" they will get laid
ont st.I and cold every time. The trouble is
the great msjority of the people are, accord
ing 10 the Tunes, "On the wrong side" If the
wrong siIe means the side opposed 10 that
occupied iy the press of New York
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
h AT TO PASS.

-ne bill for amending the postal laws
now pending in Congress, is one Of nuci
Importance 10 the country, ard one that
shogN be passed. II meets with genera
appreciation everywhere, and We have moi
heard oi auy objections TO it, in any quarter
The New York Tnbaac Of the 2Sth, referring
20 the measure, SAYS:
There T. one Congressional measure which
every man OF sense and discernment in sIth-
er House ought to vote for. 1t is the bill
recommended by the United States Postal
Conference, which was held in this city last
October. II has received the approval of the
POSt1fl.ce Department and OF representative
business men in New York, boston, Phila-
ielpEia and Chicago, and will tend to pro-
Tny.e lie efficiency of The seTv:ce by simplify.
ing 'hs existing laws. Tie main features of
the bill are these: ~ Uniformity of rate, .
cents Ter pound, on all newspapers and peri
cdIcai publications which are authorized 10
be sent at pound rates; t2) uniformity Of rate
n all POSt-ofiices; 81 uniformity of rate for
All copies OF newspapers and periodicals
mailed by the Publisher from Office of pub
.lCGtloA. 10 will enable publishers to send
sam pie copies at pound rates the same as reg.
ular editions, and will benefit all casses by
establishing uniformity in the postal regula-
lions. il no department of the Government
Is simplicity SO essential as In the
postal service, and by passing this bill Con-
cTess viii give publishers a law which every
BODY Will understand, and which nobody
viii seek TO eysde. Tire principle of the bill
may be compressed into a single sentence:
ugi.nrm rates at all post Offices, for all copies
of newspapers and periodicals. II is a useful
and equitable law. No mem Der of either
House >nuuia vote against il, and its passage
>agg.a nos D.. de.aysa.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
ENora.., conn RExv,,r

Another good result of the arrears of pen,
sion law-ona Of the best so far as the coun.
! Try al large j. c5Ecerned-is the promise i,
gives US iAal 4 lew millions OF our green
back dollars, which Mr.. Sherman has been
quietly hiding away in the treasury, will
soon be brought out again and set afloat
among the people. Ii the bill had no 9TH
er object Than this, this alone would have
been sufficient TO warrant Congress in pass
it. The New York Times, which represents
the radical nsnometalists-which is un.
c,mpromisingly opposed TO greenbacks, to
silver and 10 everything else that doesn't
enhance The price of bonds at the expense
OF labor, il already alarmed about the pen
sion law, and saws:
In view of the pressure for indiscriminate
expenditure oiwhich the pension law is re-
Sa.t, tie reissue of legal tenders directed by
The law og May last, Is matter of grave and
not very remote concern. AS distinctly ac-
'n"wlodgad by the Secretary OF the Treasury
tn-ge is - tIe existing law a source OF serious
danger, which Is now avoided only by the
'ant that there & no present means OF getting
iEo rreeubacllS ont OF the treasury. But this
"rrriar viii be soon broken down by such
Bills as that which has just become n law and
rairB IS only one Of class