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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
The New Bristol Court.

Judge Smith yesterday formally
opened the new Chancery court at
Conway Hall, In the presence Of some
Is members OF the bar and quite a
crowd Of spectators. Mr.. E. A. War
rem filed his bond as Clerk and Maste-,
with Messrs. Jno, Slack, w. d. Me
Croskey, Judge Butler, w. w. Davis,
I. A, Nickels. j. II. Anderson rs 80
ourtles. Chancellor Smith then form
ally declared the court opened for the
transaction Of business. Mr.. d. +.
Bailey then asked tina. Mr.. w. +.
Rhea be allowed to qualify, and that
gentleman had the honor OF being the
subject OF the first official act ever
done In the Bristol Chancery Court.
The bench was then vacated TO al.
low Judge Butler aud Col, Gregg to
discuss the Tennessee State debt,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
OHIO.

We are really at a loss to know
what the nomination Of Ewing and
Rice by the Democrats OF Ohio. will
do for the party. II 1t does as In
claimed, unite the Democrats and
Greenbackers, II will carry the cleo
ton for us In that State, and carrying
Ohio will give the enemy black eye
III 1880. Fit should scatter the DEM
ocratic strength and thus not only
fail there, but disgust and disp,nt oil
the bard money men of the North
towards The Democracy. 1t will disap-
point all hopes Of overthrowing the
party now endeavoriDg TO destroy
popular liberty in America. We
shall hope 1t lie as predicted by nine
tenths 0! the Democratic press and
leaders. the augery Of complete victo-
ry. If we can carry Ohio 1t means,
8. S.-Silver and Success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

The Discussion at the Court
House.

House.
After few remarks from Col. York
explanatory Of the new court and it,
appliances, Judge Butler yesterday at
the c. H. Conway Hall), took the
stand and in speech of 80 minutes
advocated the popular ratification of
the bill to compromise and settle the
Tenn. State debt, at SO per cent of the
principal, with four per cent. interest
He said the debt was "A millions and
this would reduce 1t to II millions. -
The interest was now per cent. and
this would reduce 1t to 4. All but 8
millions were for money received at
par before the war. Tenn. had q third
more property than Va. and the annu-
al interest would DO light, only $3.50.
600. They had one years tax In
the Treasury ready to meet the first
years interest. If this should be re-
jected the bondholders could easily
use few millions to secure the pas.
sage Of bill to pay the whole debt.
Judge Butler was frequently APP
plaujed.
Col. Gregg said he had not come
expecting to make a speech. and
would simply say he would on the
18th OF August vote against ratifica.
ton Of the settlement. He said 1t
was merely question whether the
people would voluntary pick up this
load Of debt, for which tho railroads
were bound. The Courts had decid-
ed a teste case showing the roads were
bound for 1t and the bondholders by
sueing them had released the State
from all liability for it.
Judge Butler dissented from this
statement Of the case aud Mr.. Bailey
asked Col. Gregg, II he had two par
ties bound for debt and should bring
suit against one. whether that would
release the other. [Applsuse Col.
Gregg announced that he would dis
cuss the question fully at the Circuit
Court.
The crowd seemed almost unani.
nous in favor of ratifying the bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
The Ohio Whiskey Skin.

Hayes did very natural and prop
or thing, to lay his hand on Grants
shoulder and tell him to let that Ohio
"Whiskey Skin" alone. The State Of
Ohio meant the Presidency and to give
Grant the Presidency meant TO rebuke
the mild type Of Hayes administra-
ton. Hayes did not mean to be
rebuked ut home In Ohio, and he
told Taft to lay II down, and Taft did
30. Charlie Foster Is a Hayes man,
and Hayes would rather see Hayes
man beaten than Grant man elected.
Grant had just as well take back
seat, Hayes don't mean to be lnsulted
with him, II he has been around the
world. He can circumnavigate the
Globe, but he cannot circumnav!gatc
Hayes
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Judge Rives put friend Alex Beav.
ers Editor of the Grundy Vidette in
jail because he was not In Court room
when his name was called as witness.
In his dilema, Brother Beavers wrote
the following note 10 Maj. Henry.
Dear Henry, I am in jail. For
Gods sake get me out OF here, and I'll
give 'em hell when ! do get out and
get back to Grundy."
We hope Brother Beaver will keep
his word,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
The TaliferrOs Wanted.

Parties In johnson Co. Texas are
enquiring after Mr.. Lawrence Italia.
ferro, who left Texas about 1860, for
Va, where he had two sisters living.
He has not been heard from since
1862. If he or his friends will write
to DR.. II. G. Wagner, Cleburn, John
son Co. Texas. they will learn some
thing to their advantage.
Va. press will perhaps do well TO
copy this.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

John G. McCabc was drowned in Phila
delphia several months ago, He wore
an oilskin coat and high top boots. A
mans body similarly attlrcd was suisse
quently found floating Off Woodbury., and
Mrs. McCabe, Identifying It as that OF
her husband, had 1t brought to Phladel-
phia and buried. The other day another
body in an ollskin coat and high top
boots was taken out OF the water at viii
mlngton, and Mrs. McCabc, believing It
to be her husbands, has buried It by the
side Of the first one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Clouds al despair darken the skies
of the poor suii-r with torpid Livers,
unless he avails himself Of the relief
afforded Ivy Porta!ne, or Tall,r's
Vegetable Liver Powder, the favOrite
remedy for Sour Stomach, Blousness
Dyspepsia and oil diseases arising
from an inactive Liver Price so cents
For sale by j. A. Dlckcy & Co., drug
gists, Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
COMMUNICATED
THE NJ. 6. r. r.
EsTILLvlLLE. June 9TH 1879


EsTILLvlLLE, June 7th 1879
Editor NeWs:
Dear Sir. Noticing some questions
in your last issue as to the reasons
why we do not proceed with the Mar
row Gauge r. r. and commence at
once, collecting private subscriptions
to defray cost; | desire TO state that
every effort is being made to COM
mence operations at the earliest prac
ticable period. The contracts for the
convicts are all prepared and ready
for signature and execution, and it
now depends upon the action Of the
Richmond & Allegheny II r. in
purchasing the J. r. & X. Canal. as to
whether we will get the convictS now
or have to wait until Dec. lst for them.
II the r. r. makes the purchase, then
the convicts are returned at once, and
If not they will be retained until Dec.
Let. and we will then get our quota
We never have contemplated attempt
ing to construct the road without the
convict labor, and we never have yet
been in condition 10 get that.
We will have no trouble about rails.
ing all the means to build the ROAD TO
this place whenever we get the labor;
the subscription Of this county will
he promptly placed AT the disposal Of
the company. which will itself I've sui
tlcient to pay all expenses of graduation
&c, outside Of the track aud rolling
stock. write this to assure our
friends that everything has been and
will be done to secure the commence
ment Of the work at an early day
We will he represented at the meeting
Of the II r. e Canal for the purpose
of completing their contract and will
take prompt advantage Of anything
they may do there, and If the contract
Is consuma,ed make immediate ar
rangements to receive leo convicis at
LynchLwg. Yours truly,
II. a. AYERS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

STRENGTH, vigor cheerfulncss, n
good appetite, aud the capacity to en-
Joy good square meal In what j. NJ.
Laroque's Anti-Bilious Bltters do Tor
you. Ifyou doubt, the proof In easy
Try them. The cost IL only 25c. pa.
per, or 81 bottle All druggists sell
them. w. Il, Thornton, proprietor,
Bal lmoTe. Md,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
EVENT and COMMENT.

Last Thursday morning before day
burglar entered the bedroom of A. II.
Ewald, In WytheyIlle, and "robbed him
Of considerable amount Of money" as
the Dispatch expresses 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES nina vsst.
10 bgfln 10Th jay 1919, snl end '0ih Esp,om.
het HaFe proved N signal use,- lat 10 siusenis
Who design 20 ruftun their stsdies nt uis ~,
Other Law Schools 2nd. 10 those Who propose M
tead privately and STD 10 practitioner vbo
have not he'd lhs advantage ~ syfismaile I,s
sspVYoUon. ,Ioi gifenlaf srriy ", o. umvofsliy
'''' may " io--it
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Mr.. D. NJ. Ream, Editor Of the Gull
pepper Times, died Monday morning of
last week, from the wound received
from Geo. Jamison's pistol. Ream was
a good fellow and we trust is in the
the higher walks of journalism above.
Jameson is in Jail.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

The dwelling Of Mr.. Thos. Warren at
Emory, was robbed recently of $75 by
some bold burglar who got into his
coat pocket while he was asleep.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Gen. Bradley I. johnson has resigned
his seat In the Senate preparatory to
his removal 10 Maryland Bradley is
like the grey squirrel, though he car
ries splendid tail, he never throws
away the nut until he has COTTON the
kernel. The Richmond press, the Wing
excepted, are covering him with heroic
praise,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Capt. j. V. Deaton, we'll known In
Marion as hotel keeper, died the 3lst
ulto, Mt the age Of SO,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

The Marion Herald records the burn
Ing of the $4,000 dwelling Of Jacob Cas-
sell, four miles east Of that town. Mr..
Cassell kept his property insured up to a
period some two years ago, failed to re-
new his policy and has so burned with
out insurance
, 1879-01-30
CHARMING llftsDS.

f9ffA WI Ffffff.
We learn from a correspondent that there re-
sides In The vicinity Of Harrisburg, IN out'of-
tI,c.way place ia Hancock County. atout three
miles west Of Mount blanchard. a very scmarka-
BIZ child only & years old, wlso seems 10 have
the power to charn, birds ut will. Her mother
ars notict:l this strange fscinatlon ulat tie
child possesscs about rear ago. The i'ttle
RIrI WAS out piaytng In the dooryafd among =
berry Of snow.birda. and when shc would speak
to them they would cotne and light upon her,
twiltcrtnr with the utmost g1ec. On taking
them ~ her hands and.stroktng them. the brde,
instead 81 trying 70 eet .",y H,u,L IRON, she!r
nn,i when let lootc would ay away =
short distance and Immediately return to the
CHILD a9atn. ehe then took several Of
thrm into the houao to show her mother.
The bird. and put them outdoors, but no sooner
WAS the door opened wien 'he birds flew intn
the roon, and lit upon tho girls head anil began
to chlrp. The birds remained shout the prenl-
tses all winter, flying 10 the little girl whenever
.narka',e chld became alarmed, believing that
this strange power waa an Ill 'rncn, atNi thit
tint muclt}tcaGei visitor. dcnth, Tas abont to
rtsit thrir home. But death did not come. nt"f
EnF net. d a,' tn 6! e III fa ea iii IL nie. 1
birds 50 gently tlrtt . hu1s1fns-bfrd. once IN
her hand. does not fail TO return.
This winter a besy IT birds have kept her
company. atitl she paSs with them for hours ~
window, ani leave only when the sun links in
thu West.
There Is nothing peculiar a''ou. the ct,ild's
pcrsonal appearance except her wonderful, tnag'
nctic eyes, wl,!cl, sparkle like diamonds.
Tic parents OF this little girl arc poor. SUPER
sttttoua people, and have been rel'cent about
the matter until ,stcly. fearing that some great
catxtnity was about tu hcfall them.
, 1879-01-30
ST, LOUIS.

st, LOUIS.
IT,, % o..r.-r,~-n.ns,s .e,,x. s,r
III rrnaes. snna .siss nahor: exnurSstecrs H. ii
~ - ~. ctcH ~ rhni~r shinntuo III ns1i III: fnir
" ~ ~ ~. rsrtxn h,.tcrs,S .fHsrx % 7iEA
:3 3tiS: cows and he1fcss, s.. 6Q5J. 40; cnfu. fed
TEXANS, 3.. 7;,fS1.50; feeding steers, $:t9No
j, 10: stockera 3e. logs. 81; receipts, Loo;
sehipnents, 100.
Honv-Excttel aud higher: ltRht shipping and
YuFkcrs, 81, .nita III; packing, $A.Au4t;. 10:
fbi!adcIphIss, SJ.559lI 90; receipts, ao0; snip.
ments, i, 700. " ..-..
L. 10; choica to fancy. s3.T51 u; export Ytaass.
ii, L09tl U.,;. receipts, hiU: shipments, 4B0.
VIEW youx.
r.. un n.v.x.--r,cmot. f,p .,s,
,la.s Int,. nrtcts about tte SANG u Monday:
trsds t,svsed. .natuly because Ut eiay Ia tIo ar.
riysi Of tyaiis; 4 number Of car-ioada untoll;
sn,rr srnswayt rfpty III Ut.l7 t. Int 7slft3aic in.
rIued Iii common, 10 prl,ns Steers md
Ihu tnrs a. tshsm for xn0ft oiiye: nbo,t T{ useu
hT ~ nnrtors.
.atErm-Huerints 900 for Two days; market
,tsxuy 1t III Llsc for sheeu and 81 CITE tor lu,nls
car. load Of ch0ica wethufa sold yesterday Al te.
Sxis1-Mrse!pts, G'g Iot two aaI e,",a ~" at ~
g. ~. ooG3'oo soiae asa'es' 4ao'so pt'ato W.
$%.vo. -
KABr ItnEHTy.
EAAr L,nrury. "a, Ian. 20. -CArTLk-Ke.
, 1879-01-30

1iOuS-Therc was an active aud buoYant hos
MARKET, Tho receipts were again very modcEafe,
I'D. With ssippcrs and packers both actively en-.
raged, sellers we're enabled tU establish further
swfMtantial advance. Opening sacr were al nm I'm
movement Of sQt1Nc. md lhe former had not lar
advanced before prices had been pushed 1sp enother
&C., light weights going tu .! 40Sti 00 nnd henry
orsdrs 10 iii ;ide.l. T1, at which range ths market
fcnstt,sd stealy 10 The closc. Tho quality was
scarcely good ~ on the two processing days. but
was better than u usually tsen ~ nc inarkct a. ~
snlea wss 81. oOl3 no. though mo4t of the hogs
crorrcd The acaIes At 4:l 4Odb:t O..
All sales Of hugs tnade Hnsjcct 10 Ahtinkaxc
nf 10 ~ for piggy sows at,l W NJ for staTs.
, 1879-01-30
QuII'1.

Nl4k3t
flush u.pueY. Il,e Auney pafd to Il baby'a
nur4e.
A German prefers 1ager, because II snakes slln
think Vt foa0.
thle 10 u $!sN aealsktn cloak: "Ihou art ~
dear ul,1 yet ~ fur."
Hafl the young tnan'a enE to the yoliny 'ltat''
0luutlng l'rutust "Mast give way a''1 eon'n
10 your rush ttlart'
"Tlts Sidewalks handy, hut not as tauuy Us
/ wish II was," Au!A the HAL Who rcathcu lts
IenVth Vi, ,hr Ky ptyc,nent.
Thurs a,o many dwellings tllat do not aspire
to u ".iatlo" which hntl It dnirult To get siong
without "ftcexo" Ibis Ki'trF,
4 mau froxo the bostsAl VI aix feet lately. and
as i,e hed item tu Tic lloschu REMARKED, "rwo
solrs With but slngie tllaw out."
lf \ borrower tsocs tut keep your books, ten
cl,a,,ecx 10 o,lu yuu krt llel iu such condition
that you have To recover lheM atterward.
Every ciond bus silver lEntng." hut that
| Il no consolation, after all, Wien you rci1crt
,l,at thugs arr ncycr worn with The lnns stua
| out.
other breed. I1uy weigh uluEs. md they sIt
quietly on tie cart white tlsc load il VII ths
| AcuIns.
4'That's II fug-!iorll conclusion" as ttr ek!a.
per said when hiA scssct rgu OF 10 tltt ut'ut u
lanl whrrc tl!c stcatn-W h!st!e Was tloH luE II.
self IT'D tA tho aaev III warning " liz LOST
Nl4rt1lef.
'fIud out ynur chit's speciality" Is thu
usgeAl AIviea vi pbreno!o4'sl- We have trIcd
! th!s llua hn1 II IL Tut iii Easy. sonsttur 1oeN"
cany scelus to w. thu fay1ite, aNtl lhtn axa1s!
thtt1 " y uuFkci teA.lrnrY " t411y.-Sta"t}oftt
| .tIsvCale.
A way In Srw yatk seeing mai drive u tark
tnto i card, through tile letter ~ oi lle ~oft!
"Bosinu" pr,It"t III II. seiksd tae latter ai.i
exclaimed: why. what arc you atout; aon'
.uu know thai iay'ny tax on sc4 u boston oae~
raised = Numbering snuss thete:'
'3Wbuo.p: ti!ury e,iuual!" sheI'trd
a<i,uul, boy IL Ills eu;npan1ona yesterday uura
iug, us llu pr.xGcoesl IN xIGu tne!n t.!e new j.
Eiyut lr4rs.tr. s,u'wcd il .lA No schoal this
Wtcl,. tiuw Ii iil+t Iur blight" W went rev
| xr4t hats, s,al np went ludeaerlbate scsls tha'
,..uii u1Gb!c s!sasullnt lii. W!lAv.t ludL4u "1r
| Ify sIcr u.,Gtc1. --I4v.t.: 5e.tih:.
, 1879-01-30
I.i&LIENAYI.


bo.ToS, IuA. %. .-FL0rn~fiFu; Wessrn
sup.ttlns, S. looss3 -; cotuuaa sxstaA. 81. 7o&s
/. "a.
Gu.x-tosa quiet: mixud sa4 ycl'o~. 4o$a5lc.
CatA auIel; No. ! and uxtsa Mhlto. 3aS1:9c; Nc.
= whttu, 34Gl:4.ic; No. white sud No.
mIxxd, :s3Q;:Ac. AYv, O0ftUae.
ltkcstrrs-Fiouf. =, 4uo bFls; WIest, I, GOO bu !
s.l.rn .sls-klous. !, 0oo hr!s; wheat, y. $40 bu;
corn, d, QQu kQ.
, 1879-01-30
N1f[,AfAkil{Et-

MnwArkEx, jan. .u.-fLucR- dull aua quiet,
hRt riraty.
lts4ta--Nusut GtlEeF; upcasl .ec towor; clos"d
tru,; ~. M;lxa3kes hasj. ttir; NJ. Aliwku.
lSv, nv; So. =, bu'.c; saGuaky. ku.4ri FsGfua'
II. sC -: Ma!eE. a:..g: NJ. Il Aii"aukss. 1tt.e;
Nj. +. t. d.*ta; telrttr1- ~ .sse sHsn NJ.
cu.n:si: ~. :, .-.<. L-t. sc4IGa ual usu4: No.
, 1879-01-30


The letter-w5tcrs Of Paris Klyc us startling
descriptions Of tic WONDERFUL Inventions NOW
worn iu tue s!upu of 1ewe1sr, but It has hcen re-
served for Now York belle 10 INTRODUCES the
c,,aatlv Erotcsquc to our notice In Its worst
fprt,,. At Waltack's last wcck p1ctty rfrl Of 70
wore haf-her hair putIcd and claboratcly EUR
ttct up. ut,tl crclrt OF ribbon about 1t. ~llel,
she stYYIrd an evening tat This riatA,n wua yrry
wide, Indeed, All enormous bow covered tho
top Vt tile head, but III the ccntre Uf ttis bow VI,
,nseniousl, lxaru of cleaning e"ors it
twisted, squ!ttned' and wrlgElcd n i1is,'Ss ,1;,
not bs imagined. aud On te saput Of ous Ut ts
parks, will SCREAM Tor lile police II unfY aiI tHo-
cent measuring dron on tllrr 10 hoanetS m 4, =
he raw adanclny, tncsry skeleton, .nado o. w!iltc
euau.rl, dangling frou' golden gletSt. Tiffany
las multitude Of s.art plus tfor laich(, SONS
representing sats w4lkiNr ou gold EFidtEotls: }:
biz, fut. green wnrtlls Oh cuIE,cled lcAvcs; Two
monkeys struggling for peari nut; akricto.4a
IN uJiHor u,d Under umbrellas. Hut The sktlc-
ion uf ihc Paris hat did the grsatest sxtclltint
and one should be imported to 70 will the
brown a.,.l red uress dctest 10 cordially.
, 1879-01-30
CURRENT GOSSIP.

WHAT WE A1lE COMING TO.
st,o rork !7rn.
"Rear. Admiral Jonts will report"
SAID naval order one day,
son board Of tho tngboat apnft.
For 4 cruise In New FORK i'ay.
Commodore Smith viii manage the neet,
Which is rather smali. a Jou know:
And The tuF, 10 bring 1t up to afze.
Must lake cana1boat in tow.
Capta!a John Hfown will command the tug,
With Commander Robinson
A. executive Officer under him,
And Ltentenant.Com nnnn;
Aid l.teusenants P.ge. and ltgs. aud 7asv,
And Masters lIenn and Fem
IN the tnRboa& spnft are also Assigned.
With EntiRns and MIdehtomen,.
Tie medical man OF the 19eet shall po
lieutenant. Commander DlEfn,
With rAsscd- -Assustant- surgeon flumm
To dD the work for him.
Lieutenant. Command tJos1tboy
~ rAymastcr wi!l report.
With couple OF EnstRns a. his clerks.
To pay tho crew of the Sport.
Commander stubbs will be Engineer,
With Passed Asttstant DuEy.
And two arslatant Engineer.
To run the machine o. tue tnR+
The Chaplain will be Commander Bob.
And Lieutenanta bhott and Sher
Will be the mathematical men.
To teach this boytof tbs crew.
OF petty officers and marines
All ses III p: III SPORT 'p i uroslsionsd well.
For al teaat a Gi1 houfa' trip"
When Admiral Jones went down 10 the boat
And hoistcd htA rtnnAht blnt.
II" rat In the cuddy and sn,oksd cigar.
3ecausc he Ind nothing 10 do.
When iii tho detaIla Ut oEleera came,
II uas clear 10 high and low .
That unless tho crew should be sent ashore
TUE officers couldn't 20.
, 1879-01-30
OUR SILVER INTERESTS.


A Letter from 0en. Eslwnsti NJ. lIcCook to
Senator Chaff"c.
!skp FORK Duly Graphfc
The following letter has been sent TO us for
publication. The DAY after It's reception scnasor
Chaffeo offered his Joint resolution for the WITH
drawal Of alt grccnbarks Of 4 1csa denomination
than s.:
CHa6tS. Un0td siat4s StAatt-Mr DEAR sESAros:
You ask 10 vi,c you ny views IN reiatiol to tln
sef inteTvsts Of she country. can ace no bcncnt
to bo derived from changing the stAndard OF the
preseal silver dollar. It now contains 4la:s grains
Of slvcf-a ratio uf Al1tocn to bnu compared with
gold, with silver At 81. 10 per uunce. Propositions
fava hccn submitted to Congress 70 make Tic silver
eotaF eoa q w% sef H. ' i von
tSat si!ver Should falt 70 81 pet ounce, i6sn
grains; or II It should rite 10 81. 20 TER ounce
tho weight wonll bare to b. reduced TO A.
a asata!asss % ot G tie % 1Issr Ioar ~ circulating
medium would be sst!osy impaired 4 # NJ! a'to
enacted bs any country for the pusputc Of abllah
inv 1c value os any 9lrtal Which 'stao]est sui
TIC iavs of supply Ind demand. il urc1sts undcr
exisins circumstances, II tho e1t"t'n9 dollar wsre
called f. and rssoac sae IT, IT, TO ;ns 1fessn'y s;
half AMI quarter do'IaEs-wc!ghIng about :'sG
grains. would make tho difference Between $50 and
4hI grains dlleftnce 81 Aaoot ~ PFC cen. "nu
moro. II the weight Of the standard dollar should
be Increased there il no doubt that spurious hslf
and quarter dollars would be PIT IN etIeniosion 65
| silver az tns United States coin snd yet Leave
margin Of profit to; the countetfe11e.s' for tne5
would ply thotr tsado vigorously sna the c0nnsty
| would bu huodcl With thctf coin ~ Taiuahlc or
murc valuable than the Government tsue.
IL NY opinion shste il but one thinR for tns aGv
with lhc Latin Ualon. and 1x With Il tho ratio "
which Ill .!'c nlcmlcTa Of tho Union may coin
freely and without limit asi tho slrer tiIuy need.
II the United sAtcs and France should aEreo that
liey viii coin at thu ratio Of sAteen 10 one, or
twentx to one, Or atteen to onc ~ compsted wlsh
aud nuthlnG clse cub, tor there ia really no Goo!
reason why silver Should not hc standard ~ vel!
A. gold. r
The rcsnlts to be STAINED b. the Agreement
with Europe thnt have suggested would roquirt
tIne, 10 be hurc but It must be borne In MIND tns
~ sa Ensisa I md Fsasse Sass suall ao,es In 9sn
craI Circulation; but only the pu0rer counties,