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Dress Goods Department.
CARPET DE

weope n. dAyn new pAten. and choice syesra.sxy srsA@. oarAa y neHss md snp
per yard. Over ont hundredsV est to- hNt fun. Lowell En1 6upAy ndcn entirely cw
shades, c1otnEs M patterns. Five Frame BAy Brussels in elegant paIY psusu4e 81 4sspr
f.r.a rh nd ye1s G Ra5ppss'' i e ..sss;.Ss Sc &C. 81 ssnsssai iS e, ns dff 3, d ssa a csS. Al nalS ii
Mosh.i sEsk:a and aomnh16 ISa oIe. lspM.kSSE "a. Stock aaas.GI1 ass,sw
|Wua amply repay.
TooTLG, LlvONcD1oN q DO.
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Chew J.ckson's best sweet Navy Tobacco
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& co.
Cloak and Suit Departm't.

Cloak and Suit Departm't.
TooTLE, LIVINGSTON 4 60. are. 81.
fering.the latest New York styles III Ldies'
Talmas, Dolmans, Sacks. Circulars, and
Cloaks in, diagonsl and camel, hsircloths,
Cashmeres, Drap d'Ete and Silk, Debage,
Mohairs and Bunting combination suits,
Cambria and Linen suits, Mohair, Dsbaxe,
and Linen listers, Broche, Paisley and
French Shawls, Lace and Shetland Shawls,
Shetland Talmas, the latter entirely new and
stylish. Purchasers will find in this depart.
Black and ColOred Silks.
ToOTLE, LIVINGSTON 4 co. have
recently purchased at about. half value .
large stock Of Guinetss celebrated Cachmirt
finish Black Gros Grain Silks, quality guar
anteed, from $1.85, 200, -2.25, $50 upwards
with special bargains in, grades at $l.OO
LBS, 1855 and $50 per yard. Colored Silk
at CSC, SIPS and 1.5O, in all shades, extr,
good value. Summer ilks in = large rang,
of styles, and q prices as1low. - can be pro
Brocaded Silks very styliehto combination
suits, Ladies Vests and trimmings, "4' "
Dress Goods Department.
TooTLE, LIVINGSTON & co. offa
the only 'irst-class stock Of dress goods ii
the city. French and Engliah ,suitings il
new shades, al wool Debages in grey AMI
tan, light weight for Spring and Summe
wear, Invisible PlaidA Basket CloshA, Sea
| side B6ntinI. Blsa4tiand Fancy GeanAdina1
Blsck and ColoredA Cashmefes, Alpaca, IN,
Mohair Br%illiantine in best goods imported
with our usual line of low and medium
priced grades Of dress goods, at SC, &c, 10c
l34c, l5c, 18c, 20c; and 25c.s +
Our dress goods department alone oocs
pies . spacesf siehtysfesA whore w sxhibi
every fabric produced by foreign and Amer
lean looms. Samples mailed 10 any address
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Hosiery and Good

Hosiery and ~FancyaGooals
TOOTLE LIVINGSTON q co. Rare
making alarge display Of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Hosiery. Particular astsntioA
is called to our stock of very fine goods in
plain shades, Lille, SILK, Clicked, Embroid-
cred and open. work, from 75c, SIC, 95c,
$l.lO, 1.25, $50 1.65 up 10 $500 per pair;
Shell, Pink, Pale Blue, Cardinal, Mohs,
Slate and Tam with avariety Of fancy styles.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Colored
silk Mills N all shades and prizes: La
dies Black Mittts, Lace Top silk and Isle
Gloves. Kid Gloves, from 2 to 8 button, all
shades.
New Invoice Parasole. elegant
s sisals and t Ssss.. in s.lci. y sRi i f fssss'
Oorssts,yD rss Buttons and Lace Articles
House Furnishing Goods.
Lace Curtains, 25c, 3oc, 35c, 4Oc, 45c, SOC,
Coo, 75c, $500, 1.25 per yard.
Opaque Window Shades, insbrown, drab,
mode, tan, green and blue 1t low prices.
We call particular attentiou Ia eur new
Dado Window Shades, i'd parlor and sitting
\ room styles-the most elegant shade ever
offered to The trade. !Cretons, Rep. Clint.
and Damask.
Table Linen, 45c;;5oc, Coo, Csc, 75c,
s. s., s s.1G 1lS' l.2s, l.So. l'76,i 2! md $50
Napkins, CSC, 1851 oc, s5c, 500, 1925
1.50, LIS. 200, ESQ. 800, 400, 500, 600
and $50, par'doE. liz III *
Towels in over one hundred different
grades, from Coo TO $4,000 per dozen, IL
etudingslaitisl sTowde,svuSD% skneete6
kinee1 Witkl1AsdiAely bsSdiSne botders
Linen sheeting, Pillow Nualins,. Double
Width Sbeetines, Table and Stand Covers,
Piass eoves, Tglksy Danasks forming ths
largest stock ever shown BY any firm in the
Weak. fpf ,L-.f
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For additional local news, see Let page.
Weather today cloudy, cool and pleas
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O00VS~ SSASAS ~~S SoN
Miss Carrie Osborn are pursuine:advanced
courses At Faribault, MINI. Marriage has
taken Misses Alice Fry, Fannie Msssie
Bertha Warner and perhaps others. Sew.
eral have by absence lost place 10 this elias
and are coming forward In others. TIL
class has gained one member this year
Mamie Ellen Coughlin.
These that appeared to.dayare practicall.
the children of Dakota and their SUCCESS II
every case is::meritorious for. they have com
through strict watch aud unusual scrutiny
upon their work. t .
The day had been dark aud somewha
threatening; the clouds hung low and TIL
air was moist; but it did not rain and
very large audience assembled early in tbs
church, filing all but the seats reserved fol
the school. At the tolling Of the bell tn,
procession passed from the school building
to the church, First came the lowest class
of the high school and the others followed
IN their order to to the graduating class
sfter, which came Mr.. and Mrs. Bristoll snd
the board of education. When the head Of
the procession reached the church door ],
halted and opened ont inlo.lwo lines facina
each Other, and down this passed the board
the teachers and the graduating class. fol-
lowed By the others In their order. Enter
ing the church oil we're appropriately seat
ed.
The interior OF the church WAS Q picture
Of life and beauty. The audience WAS com
, 1879-02-28
PENSION FRAUDS.
INTERESTING HEADING.

6pscfus Ft&pasra 70 3he 1FtbkHe.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Fob. a7.--lt was inserted
In the Senate to-day that from 81, ,000, ,0o0 to
a5, eco Of tho amount anutlally appropriated
Tor pensions goes to persons not entltlcl TO
pensions. III other wouis, tho Government Is
dofrauled Of this amount Ut money eyery ycar.
Tho Pcuson-O Ol1Icc authorities t!aye studied ths
lnatler for years, a'ld arrlVod at tllo conclusion
that tho greater part Of tho frauda arc mado
possible BY the defective systcm now ln exist
enco which renders the otlico dependent upon
tho 1nnils, und upon paid agents Of tho penstoi-
crs for lauclt Of tho testimony to establish ttcr
elaIins. No opportunity Is afforded tho Governs
mont through lts sgents to seo tho applicant for
pension and
JUDGE Ut PERSONAL EXAMINATION
whether to Is sick, crippled. or in any waY dta.
ablcd. An assertion was made by Senator
ingalls, to-day that 1s0 o00 pension cases weEsuow
on llo for examination In the Pcns[onOilce, sona-
TOT Edmuuds replied that these cascs wctc tho
rejected claims for insufficient evidence which
had been aceumu!at!ug for years, and that they
always would he on 6lc. In thts statement
Senator Edmunds was mistaken. There are now
about 140, 900 peosion applications On Qlc IN tha
, 1879-02-28
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1S79-TWELv

80, =. 80. -.
ycsteato. Tho elections held In all The Con-
Erestlonal DlstrSts n Louisiana An, ana sonth
shor cunclnatvely that IN eeycral tlietEcts In
these ssatGs ''cs on'y tls e'ex!as l Tor Con ;
county officers nt we'll, were neither fur nor
frcc,. an1 that BY yioIcnco mud traul
tho honest expression Of Tug will Of those
entitled to voto sas prevented, and tho1sasiis
81 citizens OK tcae States deprived ot The elect.
" !1al.c.se. ~ !oals!anh. ptlh n'oIe,.eE n'H'
inn fra,, ,vas ,noro r,i,, ,,,,on Il,
i,"th atatca tic." arcn"ios m dtsron,,,tnIc H.
tT.nsaivea ~, -. enos;s,,s ~ ~ @ atatv ~
ramhilcnn fns,n ~ y" nv warn ,.sod
mnt nnIv n~ntnst % ra,,d,a.ss III III ,an,tIjcon
nsrtv. i,ut 1natn.t im,,nncnIoni nnrncrnttc cnm.
tiIhafns hv @hat"ynr ,,a',,o Ent,w .vl,., x"rc T.,
nnnnsiIon -, ~ ra,,,i.r a.,,oar"t, mU
tkws snr,, =" s1oatiS ,1a, IT. ra.tt .n,ht ~.
mr., shc1 w,s M, In nrovnrf,nn ~ In
snaife r,,c Is w. ~. ="
n ia sn.co,i Z ,., via ;, IN IT,. ..,stoa. ~
Tia na7 art T., ,,o,n a.n,ns a,,I l., tfo
nnt,nn +" u ~ ,,, ~ ,,.,aor co.t
so"b ~ cnrn't,s ,a,ns ill., ill., II" snrit ,rti' fom.
}snnn rTho nnmn"rntin faorlrrs snn,, IN h.. H.
, 1879-02-28
nOACII'S SUBSIDY.
TIts RESULT UNCERTAIN.
tt.....a& t,t.natah Ia TIA 1t.fha.za

WARRINGTON, u. c., Feb. 27-Thc House
viii bo afforded M opportunity to yoto upon
the Brazilian subsidy. The House Committee
on Appropriations decided to-day to report
back the Post-OGico Appropriation bill, and,
while recommending non.concurrcnco IN tho
scnatunlncndments generally, to take the scnse
OF the IIous0 upon tic amendments regarding
the brazilian subsidy, and the classification OF
mall matter. Tie report wonld hayn been malc
this afternoon, but tho latcncss Of tha hour
when tic Seward contempt was disposed of
compelled the Committee to wait. II ma
lorlty decides in favor Of concnrrlng In The
subsidy amendment this vii! cna tho mt
ter. II not, then tho couferces IN
tho part of tho House will know
that they viii bo sustained In their refusal to
agreo to the proposition. Tho Appropriations
Committee are almost unanimously against tho
subsidy policy. They do not, however, desire
to unnecessarily wasto time In arguing tho
uuesttou with tho Scnnte Conference who will
advocate thu subsidy. unless they know In ad-
vat,co that they arc In accord with tho majority
OF tho House. 1t Is difficult to form any ontn-
ion respecting the result Of to-snorrow's vote.
Tho agents OF John Roach havo bcon rcIu-
forced by
ONE or TMa srKoNGRsT LonDlks
ever sccn In Washington. They hare baon as.
s!luousIy and indefatiEably Mt work for Il
month. Since the rassase Ut tllc measure by
the ecnatc, there 10 not member OF the HOUSE
who has nut been collcl on In tetr interest. To.
night the ltoaeh men are confident Of success,
mid claim to have LOO votes pledged for the
schema. There can he no doubt that they hayo
recently gatuel nany acccss.ons to their ranks,
and aru uow stronger than at any ttme th!s
6csslop,
, 1879-02-28

USMlNDVGA OF TILE FLEEIlNu MOMENTS.
Special Hispatca to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 27.-.Tlle House
squanderctl the time to-day rs II there was no
intention OF flHishing tho business Of tho scs-
sion. Speaker 1ssudall's personal explanation
was followed By discussion Of two honra Oil
questions rclating to the ventilation Of the
House. A resolution WIS passed creating
Commission with full power to remedy the
evils, n1,1 to remove any wnl1s that may ho nee
cssary to bring sumo Hight und pure utr into thu
Representative chamber. The conference r..
port on tho Internal.lseycnuu bill was then
agreed to by vote OF III ycas to ia nays.
Tucker, OF Virginia, who By hla impcsiuusncss
Ind attempted to prevent any debate on the
part Of the Republicans, having learned Wisdom
during the night, yielded the point which he
yesterday refused.
Tic House spent oil the rest Of the dny on the
question Of whether George T. Seward, Minister
to China, should bo arraigncd for contempt,
md finally, after discussion Of number Of
hours, by 7ote OF ITO nycs to 47 noes. decided
upon his arrest. Seward will doubtless ba
brought before The hnr OF tho lipusa tomorrow,
md possibly good part OF another day will ba
waste1 In this affafr. The arguments were rti.
tirely Of constitutional character. benjamin
Dcan spoke quite earnestly in lnyor Of tlle
power Of tho House to compel Seward to pro-
duec the books In question,
NIGHT 8ESStDN.
The House ut tho night session considered
bills from tho Ways ai,d Means Committee.
Tie Bill to limit tho interest OIL called bouds to
thirty lava. Instead Of ninety as Is provided by
tho existing Inv, passed. Hewitt in ll.e discus
sion, reiterated bis cl,areo that Secretary Sller.
man had favored tho First National Dant o1
New York.
Tho bill rctnlt!ng the dut!cs on brouzcs prc
scntedfto Gov. McCormack, Comn1sssouer-Gcn.
era1 to Paris, passed. A bill to relieve thu late
Senator Morton as bonls,nan Of Richard Steven,
son, late Assistant Quastcrmaster, passed.
, 1879-02-28
we'll eny tho Right to ~
tho right TO f.it, 4 steamb
express WAE0h on the |
trads OF protclslon, L
m1rlupoIJ. +
- on tho ocean, or
y ftv1r, Of drive IN
g or to cnrrJ on any
. ecfal privilege aud


TAxss trvlEpq s tosAh nAxKs.
to meot tie waqta = ml eonmotee. they
mnnity At large has !! e md vital insorcat in
ths.o y tsts'. perfectly
q trade. =" beeause e by The wants Of traac.
s e. sDe, e. a:n nsy GsGf; 81 s, ,s
are aot duo. and tic Government could not cseaus
tho payment Of tho Interest BY withdrawing tna
National bank notes fepnl circulation. Ont the con-
ttary, every dollar OF TAXATION imposed on Sa-
t,onnl banka IL Of tho nature Of = bonns to thu
Government tor tho prtylleoo Of cfrcnlati9n. and
@ part in ,hc bnsians Of taxation imposed TO uphoi
tho machinery Of government. both municipal mud
national! assert, without tear OF sncceasfnl Gun.
other k'nn Of properly cnntrlbntrs an equal nro.'
pastion ni ss;e. With thess tn'tita.ops: Tho
any kind OF taxation hy las. aud cannot ba con-
Sm he ., = Ts hs
othct property IL not, And Eattonat bank notes
are hnbjcct to taxation rs money IN the hands OF,
individuals, whtle Eteenhacks arc not.
10 abolish Nastans! banks and substitute. green.
backs t9r thc!r circulation would ee 10 wfpo out
over Egg million: o. ta1.ns property aHd snbs;
hc extending to the capitalists OF tho country tho
opportunity Of avoiding taxation on their money,
fhrmcr. The merchant. thu mechanic, nn4 the ID
nofsr. And yet tas abo'saIncnt ot tho h banks 81 ID
advocated Ia thc interest o. nnslness nna tanor.
whcn t'!s sosy conn'tton innet lno*ltatly follow
thc!s desseesion; y y !oo!lehty sLatea tnat tio
battss haa !hclr cisEn.atson aio uahen Vn Hosexn-
Mcilt ctsual. meaning lnu bonus ucpoaItea 70 eF.
enre e'.cn!at'on. SIs HUE tn.s s..,..a Eleas
ta!iacS. LUG noaua az nc pEsnte i Prep
CITY Q. the btocRnoinols e1tsn 1or
"tal1c f;ee!sro' ~ tGc tioYsthmcnt "heh thoy
were arst iesieu. n!so sa'a that tna syesein
lnsolses mo inen a. nctretus. Mat.nna! naus. n
uote ilu'' lng ounus ~ tnG NoseFn!neHt May
iofni the sceHtlty tor elfcn!anon a. lung ns INC
oohus cxist. M nat tnnse y notnahs III thn !aW pre-
nor woatn tne nayne.t o. tna 9onTS " neGessatiy ;
ueht,o7 sho seentF .. Ias oanhs. @ 'Me gun. Masn
INC t .cauy ~ paS ~, saa ~ ~ tt ~
made ~ Feiiapo oa!a !ns tne ua'tk. ~ tne nohaa
atc now: ~! aacn ouJecton1 unt cApns1 'as pav.
ertf OF the cauao tie} afe 4so"lH'ea w W sup
port.
NECESSITY or nEiS0 FHEPaHEp FOR NATIONAL
ENERaEScfsa' T..
rcrnntnnf nFnspcriY but wr know thas eue,1 things
, 1879-02-28
NOTES AND NEWS.
41YCIIf ATI1NA.


WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. a7.-1t was stated
at the Government Printing ofce today thut
the Testimony III tic B!odgo.t case will TIC de-
Ilgcretl Saturday. One reason Why It has NOT
Lccp delivered before Is that tlie COPY has not
ali bccu furnished by the atcnographcr, ntMl
tim. the copy which fas been furnished has Fe'
aCired mitch revision. Proctor Knott was
absent from his piace In tho House
to-day, mud Is understood to be pft-
pairing Tho report. Cnlbcrson all Lapham
are to have nothing to do With 1t. There aro
rutaors Tonight that the report will bo much
more severe IN Its structures upon all persons i'm
plcatcl tl,a1i bus becu expected. Previous statc-
u,ent tint thn report had been completed provca
to hayc been incorrect It Inns notyet betn fully
completed, unl will not bo submitted to tho
whole Committee until Saturday, when the teati'
nony IL finally presented with 1t.
TIE NEGLECTED. NEWSPAPER MIN.
WAsulsoros, D. c., Feb o7.-A friend OF
tho President, wl.o eonycrsed with him OH tho
subject ot the rccout state reception at tho
White House, remarked that tho press felt In
suited at having been required to stand In tho
ycstibulc Tln President later wrote u note to
this friend, In which aro the following scr,-
tenccs Ill a,n sorry the mtssnke OF not inylt.
Ing the gentlemen Ut tue press WINS made. Tho
affair Yas official, but these gentlemen ought to
have hec,l tnytcd.as now see. gayo 1t utmost
no consideration"
TUE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Mfr. rottcr said to-day that t,o should submit
,o~t,on. NJ hfs rrnort To t,,e corn,uttto, so.mnr
iii , ,ar,, 1,n,. ,,n,",",t o,,a ,v,i,
row. ~ VA! Us 'e45 tous uoeu'on., ""u NJ
probably not be ready For presentation 10 tno
nublic or House befura Monday. It IL mt cor.
tain whcther nuy debate will bc asked, but tto
'~h.,,i,,,v ,,o,y ID lint ANN, Tim, win Il, al-
p'oN4"'' 'a" '''''. oee
4o"eo 1o' 4'se"ss''
~ ,..,. =,
Ihe ptesaent 10 9epostea III cohsc8Sa''o" ~
have sata tl1at, III caso ah oxta aesSsoh ~ hlaoo
necessary ny Tic iaslafo OF tne applopt'a.!ol
btts, he will not call It until tho latest possihle
moment. There arc some Democrats who
,rodtot ,,.ntoht tl,ut fonr augmentation hills
p.1a'es te"hat s s'as ~ ~, h.o",,sa ~ ~
Will asieat the AEloS n''' Dse"uno W tno
Henato amendments stEtklng out thu words
which reQcal tho existing provisions Of law
TINT alIow tho pfcscuco OF troops near polls
,r .1.r+tor ,1op. t,ta Deficiency bill on account
~ ~ e's" '..,s1'.an. ,,.xnw nm n,nrnnrlsIton
W VI onso..'u'u.ts a "s"e M...rnt. 49,, a..
OF $25o,0oO for tue tay oi MAlana's a"a on'
peyylsoss; tho Legislative, Executive. and Ju-
,1i,,a1 mi 0u acyuunt OF Tho Supervisors re.
nasl ,.u. md thc post. .Ofllcn bill by rcason
, 1879-02-28

SFE1Cu nf HEFHkskhTATlfE H@IELEoH1 oF
WISCONSIN.
In the lIousH Of Representatives On Saturlay
last tllcre ca,no up for consideration 1louao
Bill No. sos, providing for the repeal of oil that
part ut the net approved Jan. II, 1915, known rs
tho Resumption net" authorizing tbs secrc-
tary of tho Treasury to dispose Of United
States bonds anil redeem aud cancel grcenback
currency. 1t l,ad been 10 amended 10 the
Bunate as to stril.e cut tic cnactng clause and
insert clauso providing that United statcs
notes shall bo received tue saH1o as coln IN pay
mcnt fur per cent bonds; ulld also providing
that United States notca be receivable 10 pay
meut Of duties OH imports.
Mr.. Garfield moved to lay on tho table.
aIr. Ewing, tho Flatlst member from Ohio.
concursei In the Senate amendments, aud add
cd another to the eflaet that all greeubacks re.
celve.l Into tho Treasury shall DO rciasued and
kept Ia circulation without change IN the aEere-
gate Of the amount Of the several denomtna-
tons existing on haY u, 1878, aud tlat notca
, 1879-02-28

y tationa Of SONG kind
nj commerce. They
- under authority 0f
: svctnmet,t. Tho conf
! md vital insorcat In
~ furnish . perfectly
adapted 10 the s'w.nts
j by Tho wants OF trnic4
.'1tntfy nothing; Il iape.
, 1879-02-28

onco. addition 70 al te light thrown on the sub
jrct hy thu rep4rt Of Mr.; Hamilton md tbs debates
e sas Ge5sis Il s ~
signature Of approval Thomas Jefferson. sscto'
General, opposed tie bill on tho ground Of in.
eon.ttntionali.y- Alexander lia.oaston. ~! 3en:
Kno1 Of WS ssosd M H. Atos ths
produced on hot sides t'eoseo Washington up:
preycd tho hill July :5 17nl, Illus placing the sea!
gunc1si ui,lits Vt National hanks. Wwn yuar.
hstcs The quaatlun OF rcchastcr.nE Inv tanA had
becon,u os Of paEtisan contention and tho clan'us
WIS raised thai It faAterea monrYed ATlstocracy
dangerous 10 free mstiultona mud tho !burtics pf
t!le pcupc. Tug charge wes repellod hY MI. Pore.
th & n Iii to a nus e. is
First Cnngsvss Of tho United statos arl TO Wash
ngoa tet hs patt +, recurring tho original charter
Iory Of Tho lyt years ,mnad!atcly following Tho
dissolution q this e. institution, whleh took ples1
llere waa reliable suploft 10 tho public credit.
stuts banks multiplied ad fnllud. Involving bot!
government aud 9eop1a IN tnuicnss anssca. and
clnuol b. doubted By my careful asudcnt OF thu
history ut the subject that had lhcro been strung
r. tSSa ~ had eson lab S m
per ccnt att! The people saved froin great !osse4
ind much suffering.
TIH SECOND uNIraD srATas nAhE.
Alexander J. ail4. ;ss appointed Secretary q;
and submitted 10 Congress- report on tue inanclal
condition Of sLo county: lio HsSea tue ~. I,.
- ths only adequate nseans of relief.
4 blu for tho putpo.e waa prepared aud paas+d,
aud was signed by ME. Madlson, April 70, lalG.
specte- payn.euts were ras,tued. aud wsEu ma1n-
tainsd !ill after tLe expiration ot It. charter in
Btae; 1t was tho public depository, nad tho fiscal
agent OF the Governments; IT. Gircutstin2 notcs
wefe Always vt t,ae and slw4ys sedeeMaa!a on dc.
Htata bsnks ~ Mere known to b. soand, CO.
operated with them. aud acted y RFeae
tha country. 1t IL safu TO- SAY that aitoE
iho eGects Of tho collapse that followed tho Var Of
, 1879-02-28
be Issued Of larger denomination than $1,00o.
Mr.. Ewing tho proceeded to addrrss tho
ffn}lAn In a1rncncv 0f fin Hill,

Il debate followed, participated III CohEEcss-
tr.,I., 1rr..s,... -. 1,.t.~ ,S...rs..,t t,n,,,n
hslcys Aachc9' 1ott' l1icc' oufeuosai ean"ot''
aInl Ch!ttcndcn.
49, N,. ~, T.AaA.t,' ~ ..,,,
'ho len1alnaer o1 MF' dasl'clo's t.ne, aha faaa:
Mr spcskur,. T. In az ptain now ~ It haa always
bcu that the distinct purpose OF tho dts!!neuishcd
gentleman rum Olo {Mf. Ewtng} II 10 heak tiows'.
II to cah. tbs causc Ut resnnptEon. liz told ~
lsat that resumption would not take place, aud
4 has taksn place alrc.dy. lle tod ~ then t'la.
TUG lcxa!.tsndcr, notrs would neyc: bc paid out
again. but II redeemed I'll gold that won!d ha Tho
en'l 1t them; hnd he insists t0.uhy, In Tho very
facc Ut tho FDst Bill, nov tho lar Of thu land tllat
when KEccnb1ckH nrH redeemed In RoIh thGy Will
not be paid cut RgaIn. and asks Tho American pcu.
w1.c I. to elcavu ''tilo helmet Of the National
rat ist mo assure @ him. sif tlsat Wien Jaek;on csya
millions Of ti,o peoples money 10 The four winds at
to thu. National TrtasurJ. And now Democracy,
hofsta on tha elEsnle error a9anst well -seisled
pes{ s sgst ~. syte o H.
Ill., tha e ssat h"s 5een msao
banking syntcm '~ ~''">~A'' - '~''o'''
a,,tnt, t,o a".. ts., s.s. ~. H.. as..a...H a""D
s supaua anu ,Isenaa nt anaat!on anu lffedccmAute
~ H. ,,...,N. Novsuus % ns nnse oeen ntfohnesa
onnor ~ mn ~ liz a. entsa apan
REASONS regard thiA us very errols propositIor
demanding thorough consideration. ard dscussfon
II ia part Ut wise legislation to disturb existing
iNatutioMs unless thgy arc Known 10 30 posIfifety
vicious or no arc snrp That WI ca;, inmrhfatry re-.
n1ace thrm with rtiinlthing n1orc ndyantursn1s 10
tbo interests of thu country. TarougIi Year, Of
donht aud difficulty VIC hnyc happily SECURED a
sod t9unaa.oa !gs ont nna aacsa ssruStute and
~ ~o"c ~ hm,nsn 3,, ~ ss LIT. anu nnnne'aa;ins
nttwith,t ti,s nImtt;a s1,at M,nsneu; w.
r'1rmrr na1t,tcsi cn"tas. aa'ahapes g. socn .
,hc,, Stc,tons H. sse, LIME. ~ a ~ .luleAhaanNea
msnnaha M rn,cr,.,.a ,n 70 she te y IRE
,,tn,ants ~ % re."n,n sra pSnes n!.eaay the ot
w. hi aiark "nnn III IN E..ts .nfis so1ess
IN, a.. th"tr 1n.t honn ~ s1 ae ~
t"wa ~ ~ rnn.ocrn..fnits wa " E,a So.slest tney
% ~ ~. M IT," ~, .o,,s, MaGe sa hni this
a u Ta snsna tos ss us ~
t,, III III ~ H. hn nni. ns ~ ~ W. y. lpr tne
NV o' ~. au y ~ ~ ~ n3 = ~. y! ...at Hachiteiy
tas M ~, t 1.,n ~ ~ ] ~ 90 ioItihea
u1 ~ ~ 9sg aig st,sE ~ ~ n @no w. !9ss
essHts , ~ u s Iess a.nIk ~. one' at not WIZ.
ma 1 ~ TUX n ean aFo no "en. 81 ysg 10 ,s
.Gn,aau' ;, e"n 1eo ao ""1e'ens feasoH 1oF apo'-
1su'us -....-.-
SYSTEM or FINANCE SO WE'LL TESTED
md 40 well sppsoyct by its effects an ,nc tradr
imfnsrr and crctIft of tin cnuntrr for IN" xns ~