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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-30
ANNOUNCE ENTs.

COUNTY ATTORNEY II hereby announce my.
" self as q candidate NJ the ensuing November
election, for the office Of County Attorney for the
county Of Alexander Illinois. ANGUS LEX.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-30

ado i\-C II Stops, sets reeds ONLY
UHTAN> 500, PIANOS s12i M. Paper
~ free Address DANIEL F..
Beatty Washington MI.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-30
",Personal and confidential
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 20, 1880. !
DRAR SR-Yours in relation to the Chi
nese problem came duly to hand. take
it that the question OF employees is only IL
question OF private and corporate economy,
and individuals or companies have the right
to buy labor where they can get it cheap
est.
I'VE have a treaty with the Chinese gov
eminent which should be reigiously kept
until its provisions and abrogated by the
action Of the general government, and |
am not prepared to say that it should be
abrogated until our great manufacturing in
terests are conserved in the matter of labor
Very truly yours, ]. A. GARFIELD.
III. L. MoREY, Employers Union, Lynn,
Mass
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BALTIMORE. Mn, May 2s.
Cotton easy md quiet. MiddlinG, 1l5sc., nom
inally.
Flour fairly active Howard street and western
do family, IS 2566 90; city mills superfnc. SS j0@
90; do, extra, 81 2j@5 25; do. Rio brands SC 600
%; PatapSco family 81 10.
Wheat-Southcrn firmer western strong and
higher. Southern red 81 25@1l so; do. amber,
81 309l 81; No. l Maryland red, 81 3Dl11 So No.
western winter red, spot, 81 S0l%G1 81; May,
81 SO]5; June, 81 A9l 2iy4; July, Il l35s@l Il;
August. 81 l0lE.
Corn-southorn firm aud octive western firm
and higher. Southern white, 56k@57c do. yellow,
Soc; western mixed. spot, 55c; May, 5i34@55c;
June, 40l5c steamer, 50%c
Oats steady and quiet. Southern. i2 G4ic; western
white, AZ Gi3c; do. mixed, S0QA0cH
Rye nominal at 95c
Hay steady and firm Prime to choice Pennsyl-
vnnn and Maryland, st7@lS.
Provisions very quiet. Mess pork, sll 25@l1 70,
old and new; bulk meats-loose shoulders, ilSc;
clear rib sides, GAc do. packed, 5617@7l4c bacon
shoulders, 5I2ci clear rib 81 des, 7150734c; hams
l0lSdl2c,
Lard aud butter slow and easy at ll9lic.
Eggs quiet at IL l3c.
Petroleum quiet but firm Refined, nominally,
Coffee duh and nominal Fair to prime Rio
cargoes, 12N@lilIc,
Sugar quiet. A soft. 9lSc.
Whisky steady at 81 lOl9QGl IL.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer nominal Cot
ton, "a; flour, 2S grain 5@5i3d.
Rcccip,A-flOur, los bbl'; wheat 10000 bu
corn, $1,000 bu; oats 6,ID0 bu; rye, 800 bu.
Shipments-Wheat 1915 0S7 bu; corn, 10 2iS bu.
Sales-Wheat, $500 bu; corn, 1900 bu.
Virginia skies deferred 81; do. consolidated
j6I; do. second series 22l5 past due coupons 93l2;
new ten foitics, 40 bid to-day.
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GREAT
1880
1880

TO THE HoRTM, TIi WEsT W "a AND Nd SOUTHWEST.
- DoU BILE TRACK; STEEL RAILS Us ,r,,o
SPLENDID SCENERY NM lSs4HaNiFlohNr I3olp'
IN nj ,EFFEGn q, NAY q, 1S, iSSS Man.,
ner OF sixth and B streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West 500 NJ with Parlor Car
M daily with Sleep ing Cars from Harrisburg
TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago; $40 p
Sa Tat6 fsafs cfT ShSesA
For Cnnnndaigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
7;40 p. m daily. except Saturday, with Palace Cara
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmiia, at 1910
a. IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the Fast ECO M, ::0and IG:OO p
Limited Gapress M ss Of Pullman @ puror Cara ssO a. m
daily. except Sunday.
ahoIding direct transfer y Fulton street avoid
Ing double ierriage across New York city ~, ., -,
on sunday $40 and 1000 n m.
Limited Expfess $50 q m. daily except Sunday o.oo
i:2O, 40. $50 74O. and id.0O p. m. ON sunday,
SOFA ~, 1870 q. $40, $40, ana lo:p0 .. M
For Pope's Creek Line, BiO a. M ana f'o p ILL., uSy'
For Annapolis $40 a. m. and 4O y. m. daily, except
ALEXGNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ale 9ieISndria, T. 5!p. ., IL a. M i2o 500 Gs5
and 1880 .. m. On Sunday i v ana II H. M, and S
For Richmond and the South 700 a. m. daily, and
$40 p. m daily, except sunday.
Trains l0ave Alexandria for washington O, :, 10 q.
m, 1850, s, q, z, aud % p, N. ana " midnight
ON sunday at aud 10 a, m, and Wo1 ?. m, a,
eommodations can DO procured at the ofoes-noItA-
east corner OF Thirteenth street AND Penhsyivhnla
vana avenue, and NJ the depot where orders can ue
Iet for thechecking OF baggage 70 desuhNtloh nom
'''''' L. i, FXRMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1880-05-29

esteemed by Washington Of all his generals.
In figure, expression, costume and bearing the
heroic Greene presents us hnc type OF the
continental soldier on hard-worked and not
overfed revolutionary charger Lastly, in
new park a block west of the state depart
ment, we again fall in with our ubiquitous
horsemau, aud here he is painfully solitary,
for he is horseless. 1t Is General Rawlins, tall
and straight, buttoned up in fighting trim,
standing erect, nearly the whole length OF his
legs in his high-toppcd boots, with one hand
resting on a sword, (which means business
and in the other, at his side, holding field
glass. He is waiting for his horse, aud ap-
pears absorbed in the approaching rattle of
musketry, and in "the thunder of the captains
and the shouting"
Thus, within the decade of the late severe
universal and protracted financial depression
Washington, from the general shabbinoss of II
half starved provincial town, the jest and de-
rision of the stranger, has risen to tho high
distinction of the brightest cleanest aud hand
soonest city on tile continent. As between the
old and the new city, the most striking con-
trast will be found in its residences. They
were, with few exceptions, of the rudcst FASH
ion mostly of wood and of the cheapest con-
struction; thug are now of brick, in endless
varieties of modern styles chiefly of projecting
| fronts of ornamental bay windows aud they
are residences at once handsome and comfort
brightness of these green parks aud broad
avenues with their statues and fountains.
| Nor are these abundant resources of beauty,
| air, water, light and shade all tho advantages
possessed by this city over any other city of
the cast well supplied market, at which
the family basket may be furnished with its
| fish, fresh meats, vegetables, eggs, chickens
and butter at from five to ten per cent. less
than the prices in New York is an advantage
of the first Importance House rents here, too,
are low, and altogether n family of even two
or three persons may here enjoy for half the
money the comforts that a similar home in
| New York would cost them.
| Ten years hence, under this new era Of gem
eral prosperity, it may be safely predicted that
| from its delightful situation, the peculiar
| charms of its many parks and broad avenues,
its various metropolitan embellishments, its
cosmopolitan attractions, its pleasant walks
and drives, its hospitable homes aud polished
society, Washington will be known at home
and across the sea rs the beautiful city and
| the accepted queen ofMay among all the capi-
/ falls of chriStcndOm.
National Republican., 1880-05-29
DistrICl Courts.

PROBATE CouRr-JusrIcE HAGNER.--wi of
Peter ll0nnay citation issued, returnabe Ju ne IL
VIII OF Caroline a. Hyde; X. &. Hyde appointed
administrator with will annexed, bond 500. Is
tate of James Flanagan; rule on executor OH
petition Of Ann Flowers Will of solomon stoyer;
A. 4. wilson bond $4,000 Bessie II. Helen
appointed guardian to Louise W. Helen, bond siOO
name granted. Estate of William Wallis; admin
istrator directed to pay special auditors fee.
PM @PhlP ELS Fisher appointed guardian 70 Kate Fisher
sion sent to Iowa 10 take testimony in support Of
the claim of Martha Hicks to heirship. Rosa
Atzll appointed guardian to Rosina and Jacob
SGheiGk bond, 5000, WIN Of Casper ofenstein
admitted to probate and letters issued 70
Barbara oicnsteIn; bond, $500. Estate Of David
B. Morgan exceptions TO administrators oc-
count aud restatement directed win Of +. u.
Calvert admitted To probate and letters to widow
bond, s24OO. Estate of fBernard Hcnze; rule on ad-
ministrHtor dismissed, Certified copy OF VIII OF
James Roosevelt Bailey; fled and admitted TO pro-
bate Estate Of S0le f. Wuinwrght inventory
aud list of debts returned by administrator. VIII
OF Lemuei r. CLARK; admitted to probate and
letters 10 I'll, Fisher and Eugene CaruSi; bond
$500 VIII Of Samnel r. lleint2elman; admitted
y probate and letters issued TO the widow bond
$4,000. \ number of accounts were presented by
the register ana approved and passed by the court.
SUPREME CouEr OF THE DlsrnCr-CH
CARTIER AND JUSTICES NYLlE AND MACARTnvR.-
United States ys. Bedford, llun and Queeuan;
argument IN progress,
CRIMINAL CouRT-Ju,TIcE JAMFs--Tn the case Of
Edward Moran, recently acquitted of the charge Of
robbery is was ordered that the $40 taken from
him at the time OF his arrest be returned Anthony
j. Sgmond, the prosecuting witness, was required
TO give his personal bond in the sum of 5000 for his
appearance to testify in the case against Thomas
Dunn, aud 10 was ordered that the $500 collateral
deposited by him be returned by the marshal.
Adolphus Woodward, selling policy guilty; sixty
days in Jail. James Carroll second oilense petit
larceny; guilty. sentenced TO eighteen months in
the peuiteutOry, Richard II, Marsh, perjury; death
OF defendant suggested Moses SnOwden and Lewis
Hawkins, arson; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTIcE HAGSER.-ilNrlyuess vs..
Coukle; Martha A. Conkle appointed guardian 0d
ltem. Hill vs. National Fair associations on hear
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United STATES MARsmAHs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF fier fncas issued out OF the
CLERKS Once OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, und to me directed will sell at public
safe, for clah ut the Court House door Of Hiid Dis
trict, on THURSDAY, the 10th dav OF JUNE 1850, nt
the defendant Patrick o'Donoghue, ia and 70 the
iOOwingdcscrlhod property, to wit Lot 81 In block
tG In Threlkeld's addition TO Georgetown, d. G., mt
corner of First and l.ugan streets, levied upon ~
the property OF Patrick O Donoghue. to satisfy
cutiJn No. 2isG ut law, In favor Of John n Kendall
FREDK DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal, District Of Columbia
MAY ~. 1881 m.O-dts
National Republican., 1880-05-29
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O . H q RG E
Advertisements under tho head OF
I@fAD DIgNTFr

WANTED. FOR RENT, &C,
OF acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four ines
on our third page, nre free TO all.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
FIVE cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail TO come the first time we invite n
second, third many repetitons are necessary
to secure what You advertise for. We wish the ad-
vertisers to feel that they imposing US, but
are doing MS favor by using free columns, as we
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed.
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postofce If initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm postoflce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. m.
Advertisements be lett nj our Office, or sent
through tho mail to
NATIONAL REpUBL1CAN PRINTING co.
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IbIlOROSAL.S.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMeRr OF THE ISTERioH. I
May H. 1850
SFAIED PROPOSALS will he received at this Do
pnrtment until ~ O'Cock m, MONDAY. juno H.,
1880 for furnishing Stationery for the Department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1881.
blank forms OF proposnls, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished on application TO
this Department
Proposals must he addressed 10 the Secretary Of the
Interior, aud Endorsed, Proposals for Stationery
No contract DiI BE- dCdJdcd under his advertisement
'Utm an dDDfuDTidifOH shdH hare been made by Cbn-
Drcss Job' ne purchase ~ ne stationery tcquircd
G. SCHURZ
NIL ftt.st Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-05-29

oSND<h - 4"@hA 80 Ao''t @.a ~ - 49,
Leave Washington;
bO0-Baltlmoro. Ellicou CITY aud way Statiom
G6O-tBA LTIMORE EXPRESS.
esBsitbimore 1id Mn5apelis & and May PedamGI1
and Way, via Relay.
Ss!-si%UNfoS fHSAS AND ND ViilGiSi% SPRINGS Ex
AND BALTfaoRE { EXPRfsss. * HES ! faroT car to
New York and PhlladelphiA ,,.
eoo-iOn Sunday only-Baltmore. Annapolis ana
eiO-tsf. LOUIS CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
town aud ut Point of II, cks for Freterick and
stations east OF Piedmont, except s9nday.) Pull.
Grafton to Snndnsty daily eIcep; satureay
-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stcps At Bladons-
burg College. Betsville, LAUREL Annapolis juno
tion. Jessups, and Hanover.
Annapoiis Elicott City, and Way.
l;a5-BAI IMOhE. AMI LAUREL EMPkESS,
i:iU-tOn SUNDAY onlv-Baltimore and WRv.
2CO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
TON EXPRESS.
and way Nd stations nS via W1Gs'ef
GsO-BALTIMORE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU.
REL ,a. EXPRESS !FIoderlck' via Rciay') Stops
HtPoint o. Rocks, Frederick, nagerstown, Win;
Of Rocks and Way Stations only
449atBaltimoFe AnInPO and way nH stat9nms % 81
sfiPsHRInEEA sbf II AND BALTIMORE Ex
eo!-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
G:45-tBaltlmore and Way stations. ,,,,,,,,,o,
oSo-tsT LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND PITTS
BURG EXPRESS. (Pittsburg except Sunday.
sleeping cars to -. Louis and Pttsburg. -
G35-rBALrIMORE, BLADENSB BURS AND LAU
REL EXPRFSS. - . ,. d.
IO.I5-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, B0STON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car T.
New York, and special sleeping car 10 Philadel
phIa.
tDaily. tsunduy only. other trains daily, except
Sunday.
For further inormaion apply a. me Baltimore snd 6
Ohio ticket oiicea, Washington station aud Cos. 6lg
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orderB will he taken for Baggage to bC
checked and received at an, point IN the city;
Master of Transportation
GEO. s. KOONTZ General Agent.
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
G. X, lord, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1880-05-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK May %, 1890.
Tho imports Of dry goods for the week were
81 SIS. 900, and the amount marketed 81, ,3aSlH.
Money was eaey at Bal per cent and closed Mt 3.
Exchange steady at lsG@lS6l3 forlong aud $3.50
ls9 for short sight
Government bonds irregular: Sis were steady
b. 4 per cent. higher 41Ss SeA higher, and a x
higher.
State bonds were dull aud nominal. Non-funda-
bles fell of from TO 3s4 per cent.
Railroad bonds were active, but Irregular. In
the late dealings Erie consol seconds fell Off to 1884,
mnded 5s TO 75 "a Kansas d Texas seconds TO 5GlI,
Wabash seconds TO NA Jersey Central cou~Il
assentcd rose TO l0l, aud Texas Pacific incomes
to 6S.
The stock market was weak IN the carly deal
ings. and prices declined u 10 ~ per cent, the
latter IN Lake Shore, but Subsequently hfmcr
feeling prevailed aud an advance of y 10 AZ per
cent was established, New Jersey Central leading
the Improvement During the afternoon the mar
ket reacted q to.2L per cent. the latter Pacific
Mail, but Mt the close there was q recovery OF IA
y per cent Nashville IL Chattanooga declined
from 5719 20 90 and rose to 5Sl3.
Transactions aggregated 33l, 900 shares, iuclud-
ing Delaware, Lackawanna * Western 1900, Dell
aware u Hudson 5000, Erie 5000 Hannibal a. ST.
Joseph 1000 Kansas IL Texas 5000, Lake shore
5000, Nashville d Chattanooga 5000 New Jersey
Central 60,00O, Northern Pacific 1000, Ohio Il Mis-
sisSippi 1000 Pacific Mail 1900, 81 Paul $4,000,
Sutro Tunnel IL 900 Wabash Pacific 1000, Western
Union 10000 aud Reading 5000.
The clOSiuw were n fOiOWa
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Yellow Fever.

1t is confidently asserted that this frightful
disease can be prevented by tho use Of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in connec.
tion with Warmers Safe Pills. 1t is blood
poison; keep the blood pure, this disease will
not exist These Remedies keep tho blood
fltorem-the kidney and liyer-in healthy
action,
National Republican., 1880-05-29
AUCTION SALES.
ED STATES MARsnAIs SALE.

/ Nii I'M AiEe' "AiN'iAH'' pNhn'
By virtue ofR writ OF her facas issued ont OF the
Clerks Office OF the supreme court OF the District Of
Columbia, and 10 me directed Will sell at public
sale Tor cash nt the court house door OF said District
on TUESDAY, the 18TH day Of June, 1870 at ~ O'clock
m, all the right title. claim and interest OF the de-
fendsnt, John G. Wright, IN and 10 the following de
scrbed property TO viii Parts Of lots 81 y and 70.
In Cotmnns ubdivisiOn Of square No. 800, Washing
ton city d. G., beginning for le same NJ II point on
Eleventh street ~ feet from the northeast corner OF
said square, and running thence south 10 ce thence
west Gs feet inches thence north 10 feet and thence
cnst TO the place OF beginning together with all and
singular the imurUvcincnts thereon, lcvled upon ~
the property of John &. Wright, TO sntsfy execution
No 1875, Ht law, IN favor Of Lewis johnson n Co.
use Of Ida U. MARSHALL FiiEDK DOUGLASS,
m25dts u. y. Marshal.
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ln2I,nt.st
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER. TW1NE
4 LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
- ~ Posrorrrca e DEPARTMENT,

posroTFtCE DEPARTMENT,
WAsUINGToN, d G., May %, 1850. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
Department until the Tih day of June, 1887, ut IL
o'clock noon, Tor furnishing wrapping paper, twne,
letter balances and marking and rating Stamps, for
the OF the pOsiOces in the United STATES for one
year from the lat day OF July, 1870.
Blanks Tor proposals. aud circulars stating the kind
and estimated quantities required. and giving iull in
strucionS TO manner OF bidding and conditions to
be observed bv bidders will be furnished appica-
ton to the BLANK Agency Postoilice Department,
Washington, ID. G." ID. NJ. KEY,
ml7, ,law-iw PostmaSter-General.
National Republican., 1880-05-29
IlIEn.

wHITFORD,-on Thursday, May q, HoscoE son
OF George A. aud 81. E. WhiIford' aged months
and days, .,,.
Funeral will take place nom the resldonce Of MA
parents northwest corner OF North capitol ana flelc9
streets ON Saturday, May 20 NJ 4 p, m,
National Republican., 1880-05-29
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NoRTHwEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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THE BEAUTIFUL CITY,"
The Deformed Transformed.

Washington MS 1t Was, Is and Is To BE, and
Its Various Alinses-The Gem of the
Great Republic set on the Bosom
of the Potomac - Wonderful
Growth and Develop
mont, ETC., Etc.
National Republican., 1880-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A beautiful coun-
try residence, In sight of the Capitol ana city;
warranted healthy; from $500 to 900 worth OF fruit
can be sold from the place any good year. must hnve
some money; good place for an invalid. Address
HEALTH, Georgetown Postuiiice. m7tljunl
w W. DANFNuowER WAsu'N DANESuovpp
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YATTON HOUSE.

This popular md beautiful resort. situated ut the
terminus OF the Washington ~ Ohio HaurO#d and
surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mount aims 1--WE min
visitors. G ool spring water and ice Plenty fresh
milk, cream and butter. Large. airy rooms Terms
very moderate. CITY reference gwen when desired
send for descriptive circular Those wishing TO en-
JOY this delicious air and cool nights VIII address A..
U. WRIGHT, Round Hill Depot, Loudon Co, Va.
I'm
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Baltimore Markets.

Gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... 500. SIS $50
Currency. cy....................... S,Os6O52
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY ~, lSsO, AT l'3O Y. NJ.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL

situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, Open all tho
year. Equal to nny hotel IN the United states os q
summer Resort or ColdWeather Sanarlum. Send
for circnlar describing hygienic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
my2O- -9m Proprietor.
National Republican., 1880-05-29

suB-TREAsURY BALANcE
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'Onered.
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WI W. lAMENH0WER &. S0l

w. w. DANENHowER WAsH'N. DANI
Attorney. .nt- I.aW M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03
The Counon Question.

The Brownsville States and Bee, a
paper which supported Wright, says
this week
The democratic members of the in
coming legislature cannot consistently
vote to make coupons receivable for
taxes. The principle itself is wrong
and oppressive. The bonds will run
for thirty years, and to place a mort
gage on the people for such a long pc
riod would be a grave risk In thirty
years we may have war, famine and
pestileuce. And yet if coupons were
once made receivable for all dues 10
the state, the interest on the bonds
would become a preferred claim and
would have to be paid with remorse-
less promptness, no matter what
the result. Our public schools, ouI
insane asylums, our institutions fol
the deaf and dumb all might perish
for the wantof funds, but the bond
holders receipts would go on forever
Our courts of justice, ,ur jails and ouI
penitcntiary might fall to pieces b,
the ravages and misiortunes of time
bpt the interest on the public deb
would be seilected, at The point of tn
bayonet. If necessary. We say lei tn
bonded debt be promptly settled on
fair basis, but give it no preference
over any other solemn obligation 0
The state. The bondhOlders have thci
rights ana so haYe the neonle.