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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11
ER. BAYAp. ogine asked by a cores

ER BAYAD, oeine asked by cores
poDdent whh effect be thoug the
republication Of bis speech wsuli have,
replied: II stood in 1861 where
stand IN 1871. and where I stand
in IS O. I am in favor of shis
country keeping peace with itself. ]
am opposed to interne:ine strife.
WIS opposed to it il 1851, 1 am Op-
posed to now; aud il" be added, they
Che r Pubic4n) desire to make the
ulxt fight u7on the issue Of opposing
frlterral feeling, buIying sectional
strife and establishing lasting peace,
All are determined 20 revive the bloody
shiit, I soz th--, for myself and with
7us any goE2-d to my position in
1861, I an IN favor now of accept
ing such Issue, and making the fight
upon it. would present it to the
people as often and IS emphatically as
possible, and believe that we should
be sustained By an overwhelming ma
jority OF the American people"
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mat QURI U.s." of the Record
tells it in his paper, that he and ex-
Governor and "VIce President Hen
dricka" lately had high old time to-
gether in Washington. Nat says they
became 80 remarkably fond of each
other, that they danced together as
partners in the same dance. Nat an
nounces to the country that he was
'much pleased" with Mr.. Hendricks,
and since this is SO, and it settles all
doubt as to Hendricks going up. We
are wondering what this "quriuos gnat"
wants with seat in the lower house of
the Texas Legislature. 1t only re-
mains now for Mr.. Hendricks to be
elected president, and then Henderson
win undoubtedly be ffared'a cabinet
position.
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Mr.. TMDEN's late man Friday,
Abraham s Hewitt, has had too much
private intercourse with the willy rail-
road wrecker to maintain lasting re-
spect for him. At the late meeting OF
the National Executive Committee,
Mr. Hewitt is reported to have said
that he had no faith in him, and that
he was capable of playing the consum-
mate hypocTite. 1Ir. Hewltt's relations
with TIlden have been of the most in
innate and confidential character, and
he knows him better, probably, than
any other man, excepting ''my nephew
Pelton," and his estimate of the old
man ought to be well founded. he
thinks the Democracy of New York
able to take care of itself and to settle
its own differences, If necessary, TO the
exclusion OF Mr.. Tilden. 1t was evil
dent, however, that Mr.. Tllden has
worked up q very considerable irfu-
ence in the -ational committee, in the
midst of which Mr. Randall figured
most prominently.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The exodus of over 1000 colored peo-
pie from eastern Mississippi to the
north, has occurred in the last few
weeks.
Spain persists in her narrow policy
with regard to Cuba. The Cabinet de-
clares that it will never countenance
any approach to autonomy in the island,
and thus sits on the safety valve of Gu
han love of liberty again. 1t is strange
that the Spanish government cannot
recognize even yet the peril of the
course which 1t is pursuing.
the organic scheme of the University
of Virginia is a group of schools, as of
s'Latin," Mathematics" Natural
Philosophy" "Mental Philosophy, +"
ETC., there being eleven schools in all.
The Medical and Law Departments are
open as the other schools, and accessible
from them at any stage of study. All
are alike under common government,
Chairman of the Faculty. presiding
ovas all for limited terms. Each school
graduates such students as attain 90 per
cent. on examination.
Washington special to the New Or
leans Times, March 1, says that the
Chinese legation has been waited on by
representatives of the six companies of
San Francisco, who ask protection for
their countrymen in California, which
the legation say they intend to give if
they have to go to the extent of sbro-
eating the Burlingame treaty, which
would practically drive American COM
merce out of China. The State d.
partment is seriously concerned, espe-
cislly as it is believed Eogland would
have the monopoly of the China trade
in case relations between the govern
ments mentioned are interrupted. The
six companies have delegations on the
road from San Francisco to Washing.
ton, to formally demand protection fol
Chinese subjects.
Aurelien Scholl, the celebrated Par.
isian critic, is at war with such familiar
stage phrases as "Fly while there is YET
time, "Speak to me-tell me- that it i:
false; but say that you are innocent
.sDo you not see that am going mad p
ssFool, do not trifie with desperate
manw "You are silent. Not word
OIL heaven, then it is true" ''Rsmem,
Der, sir, that there are two kinds oil
honor-one for gentlemen o. your Class
and one for humble working-men.
"An insurmountsble barrier lifts itseli
between us.n 'sGod of heaven. 1 an,
losli' Back, villain, or Til Law vor
dead at my feetI" Young dramatist,
are requested BY M. schoIl, vulgarly
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State Dem ocratIc Executive Com
Inittee.

E G. Bower, OF Dallaa, chairman.
1. J. H. McArdle, of Polk.
2. j. G. WoOters, of Houston.
8. w. III Spivey, OF Rusk.
4. w. j. Gavin, of Harrison.
5. F. NJ. Henry, of Bowie.
6. W. A. Workman, of Hopkins.
2. T. X. Bonner, OF Smith.
s. R. II. Quinn, OF Cherokee.
o. J. Q. Chenowith, of FABnin.
10. ]. G. Kirby. of Van Z4ndt.
IL. Geo. L. Patrick, of Grsysor.
~. Thomas 81. Murray, of Collin.
ID. AMI Bradshaw, of Ellis.
IA. W. 81. Richardson, of Limestone
Is. d. G. Darlington, Of Leon.
10. I. j. Goree, Of Walker.
II. A. T. Bedell, ~ Walter.
IS. A. p. Hill, of Harris
10. G. q. Sweeney, Of G lgestcn.
20. A. S. Hervey, OF Austin.
81. J. F. Berry, of Milan.
%. Joe Abbott, of Hill.
%. Thos. F. West, OF Jack.
"a. E. L. Shropshire, of Comanche.
%. T. E. Sneed, of Travis.
20. d. F. Dunn, of Fayette.
"a. VolneY Ellis, of Lavaca.
%. L. F. Lawson, of Tarrant.
30. E. F. Hall, OF Webb,
80. Chas. Montague, of Bandera.
81. w. Il. Burgess, of Guadalupe.
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I INSURANCE NorIoR.
Dyer, Bears & Ken.Son,
& neral Agents for state or Texas.
m.f.3 un
FOR STOCKHOLDERS
UrFIcE OF the iSrn,SATIoSAL AND GREAT !
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY !
PALEsrI Z. Texas ID -ccpaher 6 1879.

=
Notice i hereby given that 4 SPECIAL meeting
az the sio, khulicrs Of his comp NY viii b. held
al the oticc o. the company az Palestine, Texas
on the EIGHTH DAN OF MARCH, lssu at 10
O'Clock a. n, pursr am TO recitation OF the
Board OF Directors adopted December s, 1879,
Joy the purpose 81 authorizing, aPproviog, rati-
Tying and su.hgniiog a NOR; gage executed In the
name of The CUmua. g ON November l. 1871 10
: cure the piyment ~ hV.' N iiius sir h md cd
ana twCits-fulr thrussnf (S5.h.aC00J dollars.
aud further sum ~ SO go per milo of new
road. and sec nd NOR gage CXcen cd In the
name OF the Company un thU same uay To &C.
cure the pa mcuI At four million, seven hun
dred and twenty four ttuusaud 81 az 0OD dal-
lars. and a further Fam 81 500 per mile Of
new road, 6nd also for thr rurpose OF ratafying
or rejecting the sCtion 81 &c Board OF Direc-
tors, No a meeting held II Pale tine on October
-, 1879 and also for the pa u flying or re-
Jecting the action OF - mcciluc az Sockholders Of
the Company held n Palcsiire on November 3,
1873 and another meeting Of said Stockholders
held November II, 1872. aud niso for the purpose
OF authorizing. ratitying and confirming the ac-
ccpance by his Company OF a de- q of cortsin
Ta'ircads spd other "rerty from Messrr. John
). Kennedy aHd Samu i Sloan. Trustees, TO this
Company, executed November /, 1919, and also
fer The parpose Of authorizing, Taiifyihg and
confirming the acceptance ~ this Company,
fIom the Receiver OF the property OF fhle Com
pany OF all ne property remaining in ms hands
on Novemi 81 l. 1873, ard the assumption by
this Comp ny OF oil his iiahihlieS on that daY
and the execution u Lin by this Company OF a
bond OF indemnity against all such Liabilities,
and also for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may csmc before The meeting.
The polls VIII open AZ IO:3J O'Clock In thu
forenooa and close az IL O'Clock, noon. OF said
day.
by order OF the Board of Directors.
decli wtomarS so.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

IT IS said that mashed raw onions
applied to the feet have cured many
cases of typhoid fever. The discovery
was made in Baltimore, and was given
to the public by Mr.. John Cox in the
Baltimore Americaa. It is also claimed
that raw onions eaten freely have cured
aggravated cases of dropsy.
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TC Subscribers

BY postal casd, other means being
too expensive, subscribers to the
STATESMAN will be rendered accounts,
showing amounts due, or soon to be-
come due, on subscription. 1t is a
time of the year when all may settle
accounts, and subscribers are request
ed, in receipt of statements, to remit
at once. BY the frat of January it is
proposed to have all outstanding mat
tiers closed, and prompt reply will
save further trouble in collecting bills.
Our friends, regarding this as bust
ness, will not fail to respond.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

The Express is snxious to give the
continuation schemers in Texas boom
and therefore it prints the following:
'sJust now, while the Republicans are
Specializing how to ''circumwent" the
democracy in Texas next fall, the vote
for governor st the last election may
prove interesting. Roberts received
los. 9SS votes, Hannah, greenbacker,
90, 002, and Norton, Republican, 2S. :
40s, msjority Of 50. 5s9 of the total
vote polled. These figures are enough
to give Republican ofiice-seeker In
this State nightmare Of the snorting
and kicking kind"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

STEPHEN DELLAYE, of New Jersey,
and B. ]. Chambers, of Texas, are the
standard bearers around whom Green
hackers of the Brick Pomeroy school
are called upon to rally in their march
upon the Presidency and Vice Presi.
I,dencY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

IT is said Gould's main purpose in
visiting Texas is to perfect a CONSOLE
dation of the Texas and Pacific with
his other railroad interests. He is also
looking after an enlargement of his
telegraph system.
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Miscellaneous.
TOM Mckinney

Bv Edinboro, by Lexington. LIST dam Pattie
by Jim Allen, by imp. Priam End dam Laura
3rd dam Laura Roberts, by imp. Luzborough; An
dam Betsy Robinson, by Thaddeus, by Balls
Florizel 5'h dam by Sir Archey, By imp. Do
18th dam by imp Dare Devil, by Magnet; 9Th dam
by Bate & Macklin's Fesrnought, by imp. Fesr
nought; 9th dam by imp. Janus, by Old jams
by Godolphin Arabian; 10th dam Gov. Harrison'E
Thoroughbred Mare.
At the recent Capital State Fair Tom McKin
ney was the easy winner OF the free-for-sll handi
cap, mile and half, IN 2:42H - the fastest TINT
ever made on the course. He lie a perfect embed
iment OF equine symmetry, courage, strength
and endurance, and is fine breeder.
He will serve a limited number Of mares II
Austin during the month OF March balance o
the season st Hughes Brothers ranch near Lib
erty Hill. For further particulars and terms ap
ply TO Z. s. HUGHES, Statesman Office.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

DIR. G. r. HUNTER of Hoboken, a
physician and Baptist preacher, has
left his wife and children and run
away with Miss Andervett, of Staten Is
,land, an intimate friend of Mrs. Hun
ter, who had been spending some
Ftime as a guest in the family.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

AND now it is predicted that the re-
funding bin, authorizing the issuance
OF bonds being three per cent. interest,
after it passes the House wllFbe hung
up in the Senate. and why, when q
vast amount Of money IS Offered at
three per cent. aud the bonds Of the
United States are first class in every
respect
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

IT IS SAID that Gould will have all
the money needed to buy up every
railway west of the Mississippi river
that will pay three per cent. on the in
vestment.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

AN old lady 10 years old came into
the Senate gallery the other day and
was carried down the steps to front
seat, and she asked just the same
question that all young ladies ask
when they come. She wanted to
know which one was oonkling.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

THERE were two executions in Mis-
souri, last Friday, one of John w. Kill
gore, at Mexico, for the murder of Dow
Willingham, and the other of Joseph
Core, at Lebanon, for the murder of
George King.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11
The Sultan has BOO cooks.

The Sultan has 800 cooks. Hmakes
one sick to think of his broth.
"Won by Fraud" is the title off new
love story. 1t might do for political
tract.
Il cost the British government over
$50 0oO. 600 to compel Cetewayo to wear
trousers.
s'Tennyson spends hours on . single
line" And so, by the way, does bis
WasherToman.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

TIE House Committee on Coinage
has agreed to report favorably on the
bill to provide for the exchange of
trade dollars for legal tender silver dol
lars at par. The trade dollars are to
be rccolned into legal tender dollars,
as now provided by law. The further
coinage of trade dollars is to cease.
The amount Of trade dollars SO re-
deemed and coined into legal tender
dollars is not to interfere with the
minimum amount of legal tender dol
lars now authorized by law.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

B. J. CHAMBERS, nominee of the
Greenbackers for the presidency, is a
citizen Of Johnson county, Texas, and
has been member of the Texas legis-
lature for several terms.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
DEpARTMENT on INSURANCE.

STATlsTICs AND HISTORY,
AUSTIN, Texas, February O. 1879.
To whom IL may c0ncern: This certIfles that
the Great Western Insurance Company, OF New
York. having complied with all the r. quirements
OF law relating TO insurance companies
In this State, and having exhibited q GER
tilcate from the Comptroller OF Public Accounts
showing payment Of the STATE occupation tax for
Is hereby authorized 10 pursuc the business OF
fire and marine insurance throughout this State
from the FIRST day Of January, 1889, TO the
thirtieth day OF jane.
In testimony whereof I hereunto sign my
name aDd ailix fhe impress Of my Oh ciAl
IL. s. seal, the day add date 6rst above named.
(Signed) V.o. KING. Conmissioper.
fel9 w3t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

A BRACE of sea serpents have taken
70 the waters Off Long Branch. They
will probably test the genuineness of
some of the model female bsthers there
this summer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

The birthday Jsts in honor of the
Emperor Of Russia was a burlesque,
and Alexander vas nothing more than
= prisoner fearing ssAsssinasion every
hour il his own palace. Dseeptions
were resorted - hy ne oficers con
Quoting the 10 . intanidase the rev.
olusioniass, sad The day passed with.
out aa sssassinetioe or ooafzggation.
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PRICE or WEEKLY REDUcEE

In view Of the hard times the price Of
the WEEKLY STATEsMAN viii hereafter
be only 50 q year; S1.25 fO- SIX months.
Now 10 the time 70 subscribe.
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II. NJ. s. PINAFoRE has been trans
/ lated into Russian, and is to be pro-
duced simultaneously in several cities
of. the empire, and Nihllism, it is
thought, Is doomed.
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FOR ITEM DOLLARS CASH

We win insert eeyen-lIne sdverrisenent on
-. - 1sss ~ ~ :, - 49, ~ n line,
two weeks IN q choice Of either Of four eeparAts
and distinct hsts, containing from % % lsO y.
pers each, OF four lines one week N ~ i95 -, - =
nsts Combined, being more than looy 49,
We also have Hsts Of papers b ststes t1roS X "a
out The United States eAo Caneee. 41srrSs
q. p. ROWRLI 4 CO., nevspekSssa,, 80 40
Ss.tisfne Bureau. 10 Spruce STREE New loLk.;
p. s.-n yoa vii send % te e . @ases Voc
-. 100, sdve-tiss JUsT Now u . sstlsi1e-
10y induceneat 4 n.es S ~s tsIIF al
proposition b. return ~ s.ss@4 80
ss<@,T II fke sdVerfisenent yoa VII ne and siate
y vha papx Foa e1H tnAs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

DANGEROUS counterfeit $100 bills on
the. Pittsburg National Bank are in
circulation.
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THE House committee has concluded
to make no report on the bill providing
for a decrease of duty on sugar and
steel rails.
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OF ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas to all persons interested
In the administration u the estate OF Melissa
Brown Deceased:
Joseph Spence, Jr, Administration OF the es-
tate Of Melissa Brown, deceased. has FLED his
final account with application Tor discharge in
the County Court Of Travis county, which will
be acted on a. the next term OF raid court. COM
mencipg the third Monday IA March, 1880. AZ
THE court house thereof IN the city Of Austin a.
which time all persons interested IA raid ee-
tate may appear and make ohjscitons thereto.
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk Of eald coHrt,
IL. 81 and the seal thereof attached, this
nineth day OF February. 1850.
feb10 20d FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

Dr.. BURLRsoN. has been airing him
self IN an Objectionable style in the
columns of the Waco papers about the
bears deyouring the j;bers of Elisha, and
all the freethinkers and infdels over
there are thanking him in published
communications for the good work he
is doing for their side of the question.
We have often commended that these
preachers, when untridled, a few of
them by immoral acts, and many of
them by unjust criticism and blind
bigotry, do much to ipjure the cause OF
Christianity. But they are misguided
zealots, and the intention, at least, is
holy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11
A ssIGNEE's SALE.

AUsTTr, texas. February %, 1880
The undcrsiRned. assignee Of the bankrupt
estate OF Calvin Baker. q bankrupt. Of falls
county, Texas, hereby gives notice that, ~ ~
signed Of said estate. he viii, under and By viz.
Tue OF an order Issned By fhe Hoo. Thoa. III.
Duyai Judge OF The United Stgtes District
Court within and for the Western District Of
Texas sitting IN bankruptcy 81 Anslin. Texas,
on the twentieth day OF March. A. ID. 1880 be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n ana O'Clock
p NJ, AZ the cont hcus door Of Fay1s county.
Texas. sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real aid personal proper
". viz:
; A. 20 arcs OF land out OF the T. J. Chambers
Eve league grant, in Falls county, Texas, n1oat
tSo miles west OF the town u Marlin, falsA
county, Texas.
B. rs shLres OF stock OF the Travis County
Road and Bridge Company. This stock = tnb
ject 70 lien and "a cncnmofEncs thereon
$1,000 due ana owing 70 the Calhoen banks
81. Joseph, Miesoufi.
O. . shares OF stock % the Travis County
Road and Bridge C0mrany. bjs STOCK u ep-
canbered by lien Of q GO dne ard owsnR 20
the Lone Star Chapter o. tbs Masonic sfltefnitF
d. cain OF Sc 900 sgalrst 7. @. Essos.of Pslls
eoanfv. IN the nature Of . srir agslnsl 80 -
an perdlpg IN equity N Tie United ctstes tlss
enIf Cont at Ahsfin, Texass tscJf & 70 ilen oL
Al ; o m favor OF 1rs- X. =. Aie1sposrs OF
Fans county J.w. HAssTo. Assignee,
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No doubt remains as to the election
of Homan to the Senate from the
Brennan district, and of Judge
Stephen Powers in the Brownsville
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

UNDER Its new management, the
Telegram has lost not a particle of its
folly and all of its ability.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

FETY-Two thousand seven hundred.
and eleven dollars were raised in the
Catholic churches of New York on Sun
day for the Irish sufferers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

DE LA MARTYR has been renominsted
by the Greenbackers of the seventh
Indiana district.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

THE North Carolina delegation to
Chicago will be divided between Grant
and Sherman.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

In the municipal election of Des
Moines, Iowa, the Republican ticket
was defeated.
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THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1880

THE Brenham Banner wants the two
thirds rule abolished.
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VIM. II. VANDERBILT is the comfort
able possessor of $31, 500, 900 in United
States registered four per cent. bonds.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

THE Galveston Republicans instruct
for E. J. Davis for Vice President.
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M ooDY & JEAIsoN.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
Wholesale Grocers,
STRAND. GALVESTON.

To prevent errorE ard prevent depseaafiona
and solicitations IN the presses, We have ali
cottoaf weighed on arrivals snd dsealied .eleht
and classification 16yieed before sellln<- We
gaarAaies arrival wsghis aad fefurn them In
our account eaies urlless otherHise egrced on
tz11Cm
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THE STATE PRESS.

The Sherman Courier believes in pro-
gress, but it prefers the onward in
stead of the backward movement.
There are many who give sdvice how
TO progress, and of them the Courier
says: "There are public men, and in
Vulnerable newspaper scribb,ers and
would be leading politicians, who can
tell you, and who are loudest and most
suggestive and commanding of all
Others in pEoclalming for advance pro-
gressiveness as they call il, but when
you investigate little all the advance
and progress is TO. be at others expense.
The cost is to come out of Others
pockets. They themselves have moth
ing to pay 10 push the car of progress
forward, snd nothing to lose. Their
part of the work is all in telling those
who have the money and the property
to be taxed for the forwarding of the
car OF progress, just how to run the
machine"