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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
E1HEIGT VIEWS.

The life of The King CT Belgium has been
agaia threatened.
The Mexican var vessel, tho LblItEd. the
c,eg Of which mu iocd, returned to Vera
Crrz on the 30:h of June, and surreodtrcd to
the authorities.
B;susrck's high tariff bill has passed the
into fleet OF The first Of October. Tho retro
spcu.ise tobacco duty bill was rtjsc!cd.
Io the Spanish Congrtss yesterday, the lniG-
lister O! Mario stated that the Government
had 40 intention cf sending Spanish man OF
var to Chiau waters. as Spain had 60 oouDcc-
lion with either OF the bcllgcrsnt Republics
The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday,
by vote OF 3Sl to IS .ctcd the amendment
to NJ. Jules Ferry's Education bill. Introduced
| by NJ. Nader &c Moaj0u, aimlrg at tho pro
!.;tlion ct all religious orders ir1m teaching.
Il the elections for The representation OF The
| great landed proprietors Of MQravla, 10 the
Austrian Reichsralh, the Liberals lost SIX cut
| 81 TIC nine seats whioh they formerly hrld.
chc blew is much ict BY the party.
The Rome ltalic, Of to day, says: 'Ibe con.
tributions Of Peters pence, for The first halt Of
the present year, have iucTesSed by f2S. 900
compared with the su,n contributed during the
salao reli)l OF 1873.
Meetings arc held daily 10 Parisin hoDor Of the
DlricD Ship Canal scheme, aud II is proposed to
mako Gee. GraBt pre'idcnt OF thh enterprise,
az he WIS tic proposed president C! tho Nio1r
aqua canal scheme. NJ, dc L:s:eps asserts that
the canal will rTn.n NJ o:sier undertaking than
that Of Su;z.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch says: THO latest
official telegram states that the houses OF ii out
OF - warda forming the iGost impol tant part CT
| Irkutsk, Siberia, were destroyed By fire on The
.t!h inst, shd many Ct tbs Inhabitants a!c
| homeless. lrkutsk Is Tho capital Of The GOV
/! crnmcnt of lIkutsk, aud residence Fl the Gov.
cruor OF East Siberia.
In The British House of Lords, lss! hight,
the Governments Irish University bill. intro
| duccd by the L2Id Chancellor Lord Cairns. on
| the 30ll of June, was read u second time The
debate tended to show that the Goverumsnt
may hereafter consent TO additions to the bill
tending to satisfy tho claims Of the Irish Goth.
oics 10 regard to cudOwnents.
The British troop ship Ofontes ircm Simon' s
Bay. South Africa, having on board the body
of the late Prince Imperial was sighted OF
| Eli5stone light at one O'Clock this afternoon,
and is Expected 10 arrive 10 Spit head water at
midnight where the body will be transferred 10
the admiralty yacht. Eochaptress, for couveg-
arcc to the Royal Military Academy at WOOL
| w!Ch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

With all the licutenants that nro arually
turned out from West Point there is still al
insufficient plumber Of Thorn to supply tho va.
cancics il tho army. Thirty six such vacancies
DOW exist and must DO filled by appointment
from civil life. or by promotion from the ranks.
Strange to say the l6ttcr source OF supply is
not prolific one. for the applicants from 1t ere
comparatively few and ouly an exceedingly small
number of them ON pass the requisite cxami.
nation. Aud SGT with all this thcro arc bills
before Congress for allowing graduates Of West
Point tho option of goiug into tho army or OF
accepting bansomo gratuity for staying out Of
it for two years. Ii the army shall continue 10
exist, and there arc Only few who do not see
the necessity for its existence, it should certainly
bo Differed efficiently, end, as war is trade.
as tho best journeymen are those who have
served their apprenticeship under skillful
master, and as West Points tho best school this
country affords for teaching that trade, it is
hoped that tho absurdi.y Of the bills alluded to
may be seen, and that they may never be re-
ported from the committee to which they have
been referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
Colony OF TrannDs.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Tho Times this morning
gives iii account of a company Of tramps esti-
m ated from IS 10 leo in number, who have taken
possession OF piece OF land near New Windsor,
short distance back from tho Hudson, where
they mako their leves on The farmers and rob
and plumber with impunity. They throw on!
pickets, defy the clodhoppers," who act a; vii.
iaee constables, riao orchards, folds and hen
roos.s sutsist on the surrounding country, and
move CT in dotachmonts when they have s.a!d
.hoir time. These idle rufliians have been driven
into this Stn,o from adjoining Ststss in which
there are laws for their suppression, and arc
taking advantage Of Tho absence Of restraining
laws in this State 10 carry on thei. wo:k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
VEINS fsP TIE NEs..

Secretary Sherman will leave Washington
ntyt Monday fer blaine, where no INTENDS to
deliver several speeches. reducing Que at I0Yl'
land On The 25d lost.
The yacht Jeanette steamed cut OF oan
Francisco Bay yesterday and headed 1or the
terra inccgnita o. tho North Pole. MT. Jane!
Gordon Bennett is the protector and patron OF
this expedition.
Tho weather in ST. Louis, yesterday. va:
intensely not, tho mercury raaeluE from 9G &c
90 in tbo shade. Tie city ambu!auces were
called iato r.qaisi:ion Tor the first tine this
season TO serve casts OF sucs;Eoke. Hall COZ
ca were treated at tbs city GIsrcnsary, and as
many more in other parts 81 the city.
Charles McGalisio. an inmate Of too Sol,
Giers' Home at Ilamp;ou, Va, on arriving i!
bis homo in Philadelphia, Monday night, iCuno
another gentleman Installed st lhc head q his
family and 10 tho row which followed lie slab
bed the latter in seVcrEl places, without, ho"
ever, inaictlrg any mora! Wouucs. l1cth Dct
were taken into custody.
About week ago Deggo Laalcd Mort iI"e
outraged lady 10 Fayc.tcc county, w. Va.
and succeeded in Escaping arrest until ycster
day, when he was arrested st P!rkerstuTt. An
officer from Fsyettc county took change ei inc
prlS0Qer hOu btaTlCu IUF IVule, pul eu CIV"
at Coalburg Lee was taken from hin aad hang
ed By mob, who had gathered to tho number
OF nearly two thousand.
In the writ Of certioTali case &C behalf Ct
Chastne Cox, tie murderer OF flrs. hull, IL
Supreme Court chambers, New York, ycSter
day, counsel for the accused said that tho mln'
utes of the coroner's autopsy had not beer
filed, thGt no was entitled 10 the autopsy rotes
and that be could not prepare Tor trial without
them. judge Potter said he was entitled tc
them and aGjourocd the court until TO morrow
to sivo TIM coroner further timo to iilc bis
minutes.
Miss Luoy Walon Rhett Horton has en-
tered suit, 10 WashiGetou, against John h.
Morgan, son of Senator Morgan, OF Alabama
for breach Of promise of marriage ard $40.
600 damages. 1t is alleged that youcg Nor
gan, in 1871 uoder promise OF marriage. be
traycd Miss Horton, aud then refused 10 keen
his engagement. lie is new 10 Washington, aud
Miss Horton has gone there to sec il something
capuot be douc 10 her behalf, ard after consul
tattoo. has decided to bring tho present suit ieE
breach Of contract.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

Tho prevailing drought is oalg partial, for
iiuoi(jing rains are reported in nearly all scc'
lions OF the country but 10 this portion of Vir-
GINA. Tho wheat crop has been harvested,
and has proved more than 90 average one, and
ono or two good rains. at an carly date. will
stclrc tho ccro. Whilo this country is blessed
with such favorable prospects, in Europe and
Asia the CONDITION is almost tbs reverse, and
from many quarters Of those continents come
reports Of short crops. and Of demands chat arc
likely to Do made upon America to supply The
deficiency. This OF course will raise tho pric,
tt' wheat here, and thus benefit the farmers,
and as the welfare of the country depends upon
that of the immense majority Of its population,
tho agricultural portion, tho Indications Of re.
7iving aud Increasing prosperity, that have been
maui:esliog themselves for somo time past, are
strnngthcned. tho hopes Of the sanguino bright.
e1cj, and the itsr5 Of the lcspondent removed.
A great decrease in sectionalism, and corres-
pondiug increase in the friendly relations that
should exist between fellow citizens Of ooI-
mon land and CO heirs Of a common heritage
ore all this country now requires to make its
people happier and better provided fer than
those Of any other part Of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

MIR. James Gordon Benefits ship started
from San Francisco yesterday afternoon on q
ssa,ch for tho North Pole. A great deal Of
money and large number of lives have been
lost 10 previous similar expeditions, but as the
Jeanette is better provided than any of her
predecessors, is going by a comparatively new
route, and goes under the auspices of Mr..
Benefits good luck, many entertain strong
hopes Of the successful attainment of the OBJ
jeet Of her voyage. With the North Pole dis
covered, the objects of mundane ambition will
be reduced considerably, and lurar explorations
will be 10 order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
By Green ,S Wise,
ny OKCCII % TIT
rE.e1 EcIeto 0ants and hUctiGnpo

Zeal EstRto Agents and Auct0neeTs
by VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF ThE
~ Corporation Court for the city OF Ae1sn-
dria, We, rendered 8! its July term 1879, in tho
chsncery cause of Hoce rs. Hooe's sdminis:rs-
tor ct ST., the undersigned, special commissioner
therein named, will proceed on SATURDAY,
tho OH day of Augrit, 1879. at II o'clock nj, to
sell by public suction to the highest bidder, DO.
fore the front entrance of tie Corporation Court
House Of Alexandria city, on Fairfax st,oet, the
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF
GEOUND, known as Nc. 125 King street. now
occupied by Adols Glhchet as dwelling and
confectionery.
Terms OF Ssls: Cash enough to pay costs OF
suit and expenses Of sole. and the residue on a
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months; the
purchsser to give bond and security for the de-
ferred payments, with interest from the day Of
ssle, and the title to be withheld as further &C.
curit5 until tho whole Of the purchase money
shall have toon psid. u. L. MEREDITH,
jy 9-2awts Special Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY D!
EDGAR 8NOwDENs
WEDNESDAY EvENING, JULY 9. 1872

Ii is particularly annoying to havo to tall
, back on sems tIltc saying, on some OLD saw,
when We arc most anxious TO express Us strong.
~ az possible tho feelings aud ideas which
dominate US on any suljs Of paramount in
Ierest. But 30 it often is, however. These
old sayings have commended themselves 10 tho
gcnorhtors who preceded Us, rs they will TO
those who come after W. We will be p1rdoncd,
then. for declaring that tho intention OF Ger
tain democrats TO bring Mr.. Tilden prominently
to the front araio as their candidate Tor the
Presidency is but another clinohing Illustration
Of tho truth Of the old adagc. THAT whom the
gods wish to destroy. them they first make
mad" it makts no difference that MIR. Tidcn
himself is tho aica instigator of all these
movements looking to his own elevation. The
madmcn aro those who listen to and arc led by
this blind Leader, following whom they will all
be precipi.ated toto tho ditch together. 1t is
ali the same to these idiots that it can be dc.
moustrated that by no possibility can Mr.. Tildeu
Curry his own State again. owing to dissensions
10 the party, Of which he is the chief cause,
while the charc,s Of his receiving the electoral
vote Of any western State are about tho same
as his chance # being translated to Paradise
wilhou. undergoing the ordeal Of dissolution,
because Of his transoondant whitentss of soul.
1t matters not to explain to these daftiudividu.
ais that to their silly cry Of Reform" 10 all
its hackneyed phrases, there will come the
infernal din Of tho counter-cry, canging int
our cars the refrain Of "a bari Of money" IAN
uopaid Income tax" aId "a bushol Of cipher
kilograms" 1t matters not to telltheso lunatics
that fiidon would now be President of the
Ueitcd States could be have been prevailed
upon to allow the democratic masses who elect
cd him only tho imnemcrial right Of tho Anglo.
Saxon :aco to gather in mass meetings and to
protest FIRMLY and unmistakably against just
such an outrage as that by which no is what
he is. 1t matters not to show these p,edes'
tined suicides that Tildeu, with oil these draw
backs, and With tho additional ono of bad
health. slands about as much chance 10 o
race with Grant as spawned cart horse
would With soma pride Of the DESERT Of
40 Arab sh;ik. All this avaiIs nothing with
the men whom the gods wish to destroy"
They will hsvc Tilden. this "Od Man of the
Sea-" and no other. Lei. them take him then
and bc-welcome to birl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
LEREsTy.s VIEWS.

D.. joseph ". Smith. CT PcttrjtuIg,,
prominent ply sciau aud surgeon. died Sunday
eight.
Tho Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Capt.
John s. Wise, numbering G5. arrived ct fort
Monroe yesLirlay eveIog aud went into camp
for ten days. a large party of friends tccom'
paGlad them
Tho Virsitia Educational Convention met
yesterday morning at The Hampton Normal
Scbool building. and will be 10 session several
days. Addresses were delivered by Gen. .. U.
Armstrong and Captain James Barron Hope
john Perrin, Richmond policeman, was
badly il lrcG yesterday evening BE- el7g caught
between d steamer BDd the pier head OF Fort
rcss Nlooroc lie IVES conveyed to The hospl'
tai AID cared for By surgeon Charles Page, Tor
merry O. This city
Gov. Holiday rciusea TO interfere with the
vtrGc;s If iuriso 10 capital cases. lie thinks
that when man has had iilt trial By jury
| OF his peers be siGul Dot Interfere with the
| * cu;iou al the laws u1less there is some spc'
DIAL csins upon bin for executive mercy.
There was considerable excitement among
tic .c!aH lqgor dealers in Richmond yesterday
| Eve were atraieued, charged with violating
tho Sunday liquor law. John ID. SDelIiues and
AUGUST benuer wcre incd $3.50 each tor keep
ing their places open On Sunday. Three others
Wcro fined 800 each.
The tHttilh annual c)aveDI0n Of the Bati
more Coricrencc Sunday School Society Nj. f..
Church South, met 10 Lexington yesterday.
Rev. Il. 4. IouDg, ID. D., Of Nashville, Tenn,
| Rev. a. W. Wilson, missionary Secretary Of
the Church South, aud Others addressed the
colveb!ilo. The convention 10 onr OF the
largest ever held.
Ga Sunday last rs services were bcicg con-
du,,td ct FetcHCrd Chapel, says the Fred
csieEsburg Star, aud while the organ Was play
ing, 9 spikes head was observed 10 pop out Of
the Instrument. The observer quietly Informed
another near him, and as his suak2ship did not
show BIZ; hesd unless the organ was used. thcy
caDs!udcd 20 keep the matter quiet uotil tic
close cf The service, when 40 examination was
made ned mockssn snake three feet long was
taken from his musical bed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

RUMoRED LEGACY TO JEFFERSON DAVIS -
L. is rumorcd that the late Mrs. Sarah Dorsey,
Of Miss, VITO died recently 10 New Odeaus,
left will giving Ter estate, Including two large
panatiors 10 Mississippi. and ino residence
at Bcsuvcw. ~ the sea coast, to MIR. Jefferson
Davis. | i: father said that il making this
b.quast Mrs Dorsey refers TO The services and
sacrifices of Mr.. DIvis on behalf of the South,
aud rcrr0v.s his uountrymcn Tor what she re-
CARDS az their failure ia gratitude aod apGr:cla
contribution which she is abln to mako for his
rtlici.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09
The CrOOS

TORONTO ONT, July 9.-The Globe publishes
crop reports from all parts of the Dominion, in
GLIDING Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia Prince Edwards Island, and
New Foundland. In all about dC0 places have
been heard from. Tho ono black spot on the
horizon is the condition Of the spring wheat,
which now promises to be sligh tly below tho av.
erage, but with two or three weeks Of dry hot
weather it may furnish nearly sn average yield.
The uniformity of the reports G. TO tho slate of
fall wheat is remarkable. The average of the
whole is II per cent. above en- average.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

good fortune that has Just beiallen him, BY
which he has become the heir to handsome
estate bequeathed him by au old lady admircr.
All anxiety about provision fer lis future SUP
port being now removed, he can devote the
remaining years Of his life 10 such pursuits as
his iarcy may inclioo him to. among which, 1t
is understood, is the writing Of book deieud
iug bis administration OF the affairs ci tho Coz
federste States of America, Tor which ho Will
now have ample timo and opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

S. DEALuAM has just rcIurae4 from New
York, and has Uog The finest aud mos! select
stock of CLOTHING, HATS aud GENTS FUEN-
IsIIINGs ever b.iuIc brought to this city at az
tonishing low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

CtiIliness, dizziness, pa!ts iu the side and
back, sIeepiucs., IistlcssecEs-in word, gen
cra torpor OF The sssen-al these clearly in-
tcste Liver DISEASE. Use Dr.. Bulls Balti-
more Pills 10 time end be cured. Prico only
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

For foe Dobby suit of CLOTHING SEQ s.
DEALHAM, G2 King St., corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

TIE HUMAN LOCOMOTIVE is vcy intri-
cite pee, OF machinery, and ubl .sS all its parts
are clrclu!lY looked After it is liable 10 run oil
the track OF heaItl, ADD cause al immsDsc
amount Of Observation-Disclosures. j. NJ. Lircquc's
Anti Bilious Btters set on this machinery 50
effectively that . catastrophe is almost impos'
sibIc Try them. 25c. q p:rtr; $l.00 bottle.
W. j.. Th?rrtop, Proprietor, BlLtimCrr, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

For New York custom.m made CLOTHING,
warranted not to rip, see S. DEALIAM, 62
King st., corner Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

There are but few in all tho South who will
not rejoice With Mr.. Jefferson Davis 10 the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

Egg One Word COVERS TIE ADVICE
which should be given to nervous, slender, and
Gobiltstod persons-Inriyor0fs! Seda.ives, OPT
aLes, appelzers, arc comparatively useless. Tho
system mus. be built up with genuine tonic in
order TO tho recovery of vigor and tranquility
by tho norvcs. 4 course, systematically pur-
sued Of tho leading inYgorsnt, Hostotters Storl.
ach BiL.ers, should be roEo.ted 10 by those who
eutl5r from weak nerves and general debility. The
stomach, always more or lees dyspept'c In cases
If nervousness and loss of vitality, is toned and
regulated by this medicine Until tho organ acts
viii. q precision akin TO that of steady going
piece IF mechanism. Complete digestion and
assimilation aro through tho influence Of tho
Eil,era, followed By gain of vigor and llosh,
and The disappearance Of bi!iousness and irreg-
ulari.y Of the bowels, whore such exist, "a they
usually Dc. Appetite and sleep aro thon re-
gained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

Tho Kentucky trotting club opened thei
sport at Louisville yesterday with lino at
tcnGance. n heavy rain, however, spoiled The
Sport.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

Tie Variety Iroa Works end Alautio and
Great Western freight depot at Cleveland,
were destroyed by fire last evening".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-09

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-To the ladies' We bayo
now 10 store large stock Of Ladies, Men,
aud Chdrena' L,w Quarter Shoes, suitable
for the present season. These goods ere beau.
tiful handsome and durable. and will be sold
at such prices az cannot fail 10 please. Eli in
want will please call and cXlminc for themselves
at ITO King street. w. Is. WADDEY.
The best FLANNEL SUITS, at IS. IS. $40 snd
Sl2. YOU will find at S. DEALHAM'S, e. King
St. Landry democrat., 1879-08-02
The Green-Eyee1 Monster.

Mr. Kroeger was TRANQUILITY eating his
breakfast a morning OF SO ago, when
his boy broke the silence 10y asking him
for twenty-five cents to go to the MIN
strels with that night. Mr.. kroeger
promptly refused, on the ground OF hard
times.
Mr.. Kroegers's boy is more than a
boy, and when lie sets his heart on
having anything, he generally succeeds
in getting it; so, when his father refus--
ed to comply with his request he moved
over by his mother and said;
. Il guess Ill tell ma what the cook
said to you last night"
Mrs. kroeger's eyes flashed like two
balls of fire..
YOU'RE nice man." she said sarcas-
tically, ito come home aid pet me and
kiss me, and call me your deWgemmed
resses OF the cook. You miserable frog
eyed runt, for two pins I'd go over
there and rake your eyes out.
"l-ah, ah,"-Stammered the lord OF the
manor, when his wife broke in:
yes,-I'li all you?' and, turning
suddenly to the boy, demanded an ex-
PLANTATION.
Will you give me twenty-five
cents?"
"Yes.n
Give me the money first" said the
boy. Pm opening the year on c. Q. d.
principles"
He got the money, and relieved his
mother by telling her:
''Last night cook came to pa and got
pretty close to him"
90, you wretch y hissed Mrs. X.
And, when she got beside him, she
smiled sweetly and said. MIR. Kroeger,
the potatoes are getting low, and you
had better get another sack"
h1 hhe boy got oHt ftoa as So soon as poSsiI:s,
his face to veil the smile which made it
lnnl1 like q ca leinn1 iirht
St. Landry democrat., 1879-08-02
Common Sense.
(TonkerS Statesman.

Common sense is paradoxically an
uncommon gift. tits symmetry of mind,
OF character and of purpose in the lndi-
vilual combined. represents man in
completeness, harmony and equipoise.
1t cloths him with dignity, invests him
with power and stamps him with superb
ority. That is not genius, for that is
erratic; nor cunning in its slnuous
course nor tact, with its decline into
trickery. Common sense is the embodi-
ment OF true manhood. 1t confers q
patent on royalty, though birth be Pile
beian, and eXalts men from the loWlier
spheres to the highest stations. Not by
Sudden freaks of fortune or train OF
adventitiOus circumstances are they thus
dignifed, but step by step, through OBJ
stacIe and hnderance, they overcome
10y force of character and the proper
direction of the will power. Common
sense Isl tremendous force in this lower
world. Its power is felt and acknowl
edged through all the ratitications of
governments, society, business, finance,
science, and commerce. In fact it is the
history as well as the true philosophy of
the ages. It is the salt that has saved
humanity from barbarism, and the NOV
ing power that has propelled the race
onward in its march OF progress and
civilization. Rulers who have possessed
this gift have governed with moderation,
tirmness and justice, and their reign has
proved blessing. Merchants upon
whom this talent rested have worked
their way up from narrow fields and
small beginnings to circuits of trade as
wide as the continents Of the globe. 1t
gave them the true conservatism need
ful to successfully accomplish their
plans, and bestowed upon them the eau
ton that kept them from too hazardous
ventures. 1t has made more money
kings than were ever crowned at lottery
schemes, and gave bankers a wealth
that speculation could never furnish.
is the only architect of abiding for
tunes and the true test of all financial
skill. 1t promotes commerce, fosters
trade, builds up industries and is the
conservator OF public peace and morals.
In the realm of business it produces no
panics, in governments no disorder and
in society no tumults.