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BUGG!B!--Any person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPH EMS, whose long experience ena-
bles them TO select the most reliable West-
crn Buggies at lower prices t;ian any one
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c. A. REED, Ag't, has now on hand q
larger stock Of BUGGIES, SEWING MA
CHIMES, and HATS than ever before, and
will certainly sell for less than ang one
Come and Sec and be convinced.
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Ou,ycrp,pc 6 r. Foh On IA,


DR.. l.. T. HILL-Dear Sir: have used
your mepas fannGea aa for q Indigestion Ssai and
medicine have ever used. / bought it
from my druggist, S. A. Reeves. and I can
recorrmend it to all who are suffering from
either of these diseases
II. T. RICKENBAKER.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by
Wilhitc e. Wilhitc, Anderson, S. c. 4O-lm
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All scientists know the proneness of in
sects to deposit their eggs in decayed fruit.
Think of this and give Shriner's Indian
Ncrmifugc occasionally to your children.
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An Important Matter.

The following correspondence will fully
explain itself We sincerely hope that full
information concerning the advantages of
our county will be Mt once forwarded to
Col. Pope, wto will bring them to the 1T
tention of Europeans desiring to immigrate
TO America
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Sold by Wlhite & White, Anderson,
>. T.. 40-1m

4 Cough, Gold or ,S5re Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
IncurdJle Ling Disease or Consumption
Bro,cn's bronchial Irochcs are certain TO gire
relief IN asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, CCtarrh,
Consumptire and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect sat
isfnction. They are not new or untried, but
having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained wcll-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the nge. Public
Speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty-five
cents box everywhere. IDLY
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,TED RAILWAYS OF
RGINIA AND THE CARuLINAs,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Dr.tt,tAxD W. k~;l fCS

RICHMOND, Va, April l, 1851.
Gcnucmea-Proceeding upon the theory
that you feel All interest in immigration
into the States Of North and South Carolina,
| enclose for your information u copy of a
letter have addressed to various eminent
gentlemen in these States, asking such in.
formation on either of the subjects indica-
ted therein as it may be consistent for them
to give.
l would appreciate such publicity being
given to my request as your judgment and
interests i'll the matter may sanction.
Very respectfully,
4 porr q u
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1T IS FOUND AT LAST SOMETHING NEW
UNDER THE SuN.--A new era is dawning
upon woman. Hitherto she has been called
upon to suffer the ills Of mankind and her
own besides. The frequent and distressing
Irregularities peculiar to hcr sex have long
been to her the 'direful spring OF woes nm
numbered" In the mansion of the rich
and hovel of poverty alike woman has been
the constant yet patient victim of thou
sand ills unknown to man--and without q
remedy. ooh Lord. how longr' in the
agony of her soul, hath she cried. But
now the hour Of her redemption is come.
She will suffer no more, for Bradfield's
Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend"
Is prepared only by DR.. J. Bradfield, At
lanta, Ga, and sold at $l.50 per bottle by
Wilhite & White, and Simpson, Reid Il
Co., Anderson, 8. G.
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Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar-Gen-
tlemen: A member Of my family whom I
feared had Consumption has been entirely
cured by the use of Brewers Lung Restorer.
His condition was very alarming to all of
us, and we did every thing we could think
of to benefit him, without succcss until
got him q bottle of your Lung Rcstorer.
He began to improve after the first dose
and before he had taken two bottles was en-
tirely cured, where I feared no cure was
possible, and most cheerfully recommend
it to all who have any affections of the
Lungs. He was coughing and splitting all
the time, SO necessarily that it prevented
his sleeping at night, and what little sleep
he got did not refresh him in the least.
Had but little appetite, and since he began
the use of Brewers Lung Restorer has slept
well and his appetite is very much better.
have never seen anything act so promptly
and effect q cure in SO short time. Wishing
you great success, and hoping the above
may influence many to try Brewers Lung
Restorer where they need a medicine to
strengthen and restore the Lungs to O
healthy condition,
ain very respectfully,
Mrs. L. J. WILLIAMS,
~ Washington Av., near Wesleyan Female
College.
Sold by wilhite & wilhite, Anderson,
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CoLuMpus. Ga. Nov. 26. 1877.

COLUMBUS, GA. Nov. 26, 1877.
DIR. c. j. MofFErr-Dear Sir: Since
learning its value, ] always keep your
Tcethina (Teething Powders) in my house,
Tor small children. Iharc ki,o,rn IL to renore
ir0rms rhen all other remedies had Jdiied.
NJ. M. MOORE, Clerk City Council.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 6, 1878.
DIR. c. ]. MoFrErr-Dear Doctor: We
can commend your Tcethina (Teething
Powders) US the most satisfactory prcscrip-
tion we ever used for the loose bowels or
eruptions Of our children. They hare sored
ms many dollars in doctors bills.
Yours truly,
B. II. HATCHER,
(of firm of McGehec & Hatcher, Warehouse
and Commission Merchants.)
For sale by Wilhite e. Wilhite. 40 I'm
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Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

sNf DIEuL--0n uereniher - az the fsai.
aeDcs u the bfiass father. - Ber J. 4 frsins gr
Asran T. sntder a shauialih, Pa. and Niss 'ss.aie
= hietl ~ Hosard.
LlNGLE- LEATmEgs- -on the 90 Of Bac4fs4.,.
. Iss Il he residence q Mr. Hgstts Nltrhe5l iu
lipssrd .ngh, ~ blasr Nsthan }. Mitchell, M.
EFahk Liugie. a f.f.ch CresE Clinton uaHrfr p
and Miss Helen Lsathefa daae htrf q Ira q Lsafh
ere Isq. ~ fhe tEusf place
HAGAN-NESTLkRoUE- tbe - ~ becrsntsef
Gssl a. the fsaissur. af Mrs Rosetta Mitchell iF
Howard borauEh ~ Eidet SAihau J. MhcAsii
william HaFan. III, q Ciiuton cauntr. Pa and
hi.s Mary Nf~ilercie. daughter of Nj Iohn Me-
fleroas. 4 Beech CFsrk. tii. esunsy
LoyE-NorLINrlC AT the " o. Ears1nass Miro,
Ps. December is, is-o, ~ Rst. !. W Bell Mr.
liudseh :. Love and Miss AyrA ACiiHtic. ell q
Csutfs Iiill. ihis oguuiy.
GHAMLIN --ffl d EI.ttu the tGth ~ December fs-h
- Rev. Moab tauug. samasi 0fzmley. L=q- =
Eaeltills, this rsuntt and Caihsiins AnH ockef 81
CgosTHw Afrr-VTitTE tbs sssiy ua,.l VIII.
Transport, Bsc. -. lsse. ny Rev. NJ = Crosihwsiis
Nj Gen. 7 Crosfh sHlts 0f Lock Harsn ana Miss
Kate v. Nalls. q Tlmlfs. \ l
BATHURST T-NAL0NE- beo. q issO At Miles,
tsirE. y Rev. :. } LuhF. M zsbulan nathurst e
Roland aaa Mics Amelia Nslan.. of Mnsshurg
WILLIAMS - MASON - she rssideBne q the
tstdes mother. Dec. q. lsst. hy Rev. l. q. IIeck
Nj Juhu u. Williams, - JsnouL and Aiisa AuuA
Wsseon. af neAF State CullsFs
TETLEY-ti0LNEs.- Dec. lG, lsssl. Al ibs rssi.
deuce u The biiaes fsther. ty kss : wAlier
NJ Wm. =. Efsisg and Miss Helts 4 Tlolsnss. 4
Military Hall.
RgARIcg-KRAPE- -Der ~ 1880, at the rc.iaeBo.
u II. \. krsHe, EHq Saioua. By Rev W II Biteu.
MI ffsuk J. Resfick sad Niss Fiafz 4 Krat,s both
II klsfaK Mis- CeUtfe opguts
go1NsoN-sToLER-oH Tuesday. tho essh q De
oenbef is=a ~ kss. Joseph Seshlst IN the rastors
siudy # the Presbyterian ehBrsh tn Lask Haven,
hf. ClAfles Johnstnu. Cf Blanchard. this caanty
and Miss Mary sioisr. q Beseh cresk, cliat6h
euunts-
KING-wARD.-At the fss3assee Il TIE lrlaess r,ar.
eats. an neesBbef -, lssi b Rev l. y Heck Rs,.
1aaeph king. q tbs Central PsnHsfisania Center
snce and Nie Augusta Ward, of Fine 0roxe this
HauhfFs
sEfHRAT-sH0rE--At the fnthsrHa rzs~auArs IN
Bellefaufe. Pa h. Ees 8 p fnrst On the evening
sf DreemheT ~, is-n, NJ John c. s-ibeft aud Miss
Loretta kheT'e bh q HsilsfeftF Ceatrs usaHty. Ps
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DEATHS.

MARk.--on Friday, pecsntcf Isso At his rvsiasnce
scar Penn Hall. Nr. George Mara, aged 20 years
and unnths.
MARKLE NOVEMBER - issa William p Make
aged usantha aua dAss Gals child ~ Iahn T aud
Jennie Narkie. # near neiiefoats. Centre o.. Pa
WIAN.--penemhtT 81. Ikso, Minnie Bile. Aged
Hunths oaly chEAd 4 Lawrence ". and Mary y.
Nian. of Heiirfeafe. "a
HARsHBAR1KR IA Pust Matilda. Monday. nscetn.
baF {. issas of Inflammation of shc buwsas Eya
HarEzsst asuEhtsr e George and f1ls nArsAhsr-
Rsf sged yesfx TDaaths and u DAYS
HOOVER ia Nnfaa township On Sunday. January
2 1881. lsfAsl legytf sr., aged htoaa 20 years.
nTNkLE.--fu Waller fasushlp. cn MONDAY gaunafy
4 isf1. John punkle.
sTRATToN.--Dee. ~ issn neisecaa- wase a. Lot
strAtsau. nesf helisiontA AGED % years. ~ moatbs
and dAysL
nAKxis1i.--E,ec = lisa uasziie, aanehfar ef 1shn
and ExNbssb HaanisA. 81 easu tAae 1Hlefaeexina.
sEra feaf. 1aouths sd ~ aaya.
HrCLIN8EF.--&es. =. iESa Laafa Bsiae. tnfanI
daughter - Jaoeb nd Elizabeth Mcrlimses. uf
unien ts~nshir. AGED ssven months ard niue asys.
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Philadelphia Markets.


fHLspuFHiG, January e. 1851
There -. sharp upward moyeusnt ia wheat g..
day, bot oih"fulss tfralisiuf. vrfn lull.
IL'rE.-IlDuf ls quiet lBt steady. MiuusAota -.
ia. al tf1fta far medium g. choice ,lsaf aiiJ Al
= - 7t = iDf sifsiait fruusYl7auA extra fsfailv at
s'faai p. western So. d. ~ s.1 - aud taistf. AZ
y 'bAas El' houi "a steady A. e I.sf iarrsl
bEsia.-Nh~at ls hrm AZ a1tanr- sales q
'' 80 bushels, d HuiibE rejected. al So aIpsi.: fsI
ahd atuhff on tfask. - & 1901 l.. and 10 I'd.
.le'Hiof. ai slIf' fli-. Rye j. steady at gZc 80
rstusyivauiA-
tttbs-flotsr 10 q.isi anA s.lIs tiuslg a, > 80
f1r medium ~ ebaaes. Tiulatbg 10 uf.s harasi -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

A Coon APPOINTMENT AT session Of
the Grand Lodge Of Masons, held In Phil
adelphiu on Monday Of Iast week, DR.. Elias
w. Hale, Of this place, was appointed
District Deputy Grand Master for the
counties OF Centre and CIcaFheld. DIR.
Hale Is en- ardent, intelligent Mason, pos
sessing alI the energy and snap 70 make an
efficient representative Of the 'anciont
order"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06
Estate Of Jno. D. Leib. Decd.

IN the matter OF the petition Of
! IsRAEL FREEsE ~ sseslae psrsssnAase e
aangfeeE :
The commissioner appointed to take tes
tmanF II De steve wlIl aileAA o. fh4 aaszns =
- Al.antuzng - he sz1Fe. II nzzSsgoa8s - TnHz
IAf Ehs 1sl eat - SaHszftz - Isl - 10 atloeI
4. shes sBa sAue Al PARTIES Interested ann 81
ted Il shey r1eiset
fasu =. :. HoEIKEf. GnnsIaisaiaasr
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Auditors Notice.

IN the matter Of the exceptions
4 ths Accenns q JAS Z HsAh aaa czTuaz
BURST aAenItnet#sanfs I. B. ne d = a. she =
FRrKn BURST, assenasz
The undersigned Auditor, appoinssz
lAs UenAsssss CsuE4 a rzasFe eannss. ss - us
esespl1ess aaa AzAhF HaslfilatIoa - re hsls
Eae h4Aa4 a TIE see3nalaHis wIn nssend = A.
i hs eEare. IN HsllffsaTH. oa SAT- ouAY. 4 =
e. iszls ~ Il n'tissek 4. II. II SHEA ms -
ii parties latefessed mss alfssa
ia~ n. 4, AaKKR Aual
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

The Commissioners Of Centre county
have made the following appointments for
the yeAr 1881 Mercantile Appraiser, Dam
iel +. Lusc, Of Centre Hall; Clerk 10 the
Commissioners, Henry Beck Attorney,
G. NJ. Bower, Esq. Physician 10 The
County Prison, DR.. James II. Dobbins /;
JahitOr FOR The Court House, BsFtrim Gal
brAiih. AIr. Luse is an active, energetic
and Intelligent citizen of Potter township,
and viii perform he duties of his position
with great care I'd efficiency. The ether
genllemea = pfssent OIL the places -
which they have been nafned iQF ISL.
They hAvo proven themselves eonpulens
and faithful in he pat and therefore well
deserve Fe-arposAasneat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

No MORE HARD TInEs.--If you will
stop spending 80 much on fine clothes, rich
food and style, buy good, healthy food,
cheaper and better clothing get more real
and substantial things Of life every way,
and especially stop the foolish habit Of en-
ploying e1Pensiye, quack doctors or using
20 much Of the vile hunbug medicine that
does you only harm, but pat your trust in
that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters /;
that cures always at irining cost, and
you will see good times aud have good
health. Chronicle
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

CoRRxsroSpESuR. containing important news, solicit
cd from any part OF tho county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied By the real namc of the
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

When you come TO Bsllefonte call nj
Lyon " Co.'S and see the largest and finest
stock Of overcoats that can be found out.
side Of Philadelphia. We have them at
~. 10 and 50 7b. We have brown beaver
oVercoAts at 50 25 and $3.50. You can't
beat them anywhere else at 81. 30 and s..
We have the finest blue and black beaver
oVercoau We have IA reversible overc0at.
TWO sides to wear out, or two costs in one.
we have the beat cbinchilla oycrcoats al
sboO you ever saw they are worth Ss t.
Sio' We can show you over 81 900 worth
oi "Fefeoht LYoN & Go.
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1rrMs AND IDrAs suoorsrrp M rue


aware that the annual meeting Of the Cen
tro County Teachers Institute began on
Tuesday morning Of last week and tcrmi-
mated on Friday. Theprocccdings through
out were very interesting, but are entirely
too voluminous for detailed report in
weekly paper.
The teachers include in their number
some of the best wit and ability in our
county, rendering their annual gatherings
of great interest. The day sessions
rival in interest those of the evening, and
the instructions given during the day are
US valuable and entertaining as are the
evening lectures.
The Court room was exceedingly frigid,
which, doubtless, deferred many Of our
citizens from attending the Institute.
Many brilliant bits Of wit and wisdom
were marrcd or utterly ruined as they Is
sued from between chattcring teeth The
ladies clung to their mulrs and the gentle
men to their ovcrcoats n IL they considered
these articles their best friends. 1t Is
apropos to state here that the heating iacil-
! itcs at the Court House should be more
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-06

We have the finest stock Of suits in
black diagonal, blue check and other dark
good. heavy winter su,u. We can show
you the largest and beat stock in the
county and guarantee them 20 per cent.
cheaper than any other house.
vas, a. IN
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discussion. Its interest was enhanced by
well delivered and pointed speech by
Miss Shortlidge, representative of Ches-
ter coanty's educational institutions. She
advocated the banishment Of tho rod from
public schools The subject was resumed
on Friday morning, when Mr.. n. G..
Morrison endorsed this theory with several
reasons supported by individual experience
Miss Humes and Miss Swsrtz, Of this
place, both excel in penmanship, II the
specimens Of crayon writing placed by
them on the blackboard on Friday morning
are true evidences of their ability.
All the evening lectures were enjoyable,
the readings and impersonations on Friday
evening being particularly so--that is, If
you could pay twenty-five cents admission
with "a good grace.
Mr.. George Bible, a young gentleman
Of this county who has spent one year at
Prof shoemaker's College Of Elocution
in Philadelphia, was frequently called upon
to display his elocutionary powers. His
efforts were always received with applause.
IIc shows much natural ability and, with
sufficient care, will become good elocu-
ZIONIST
Other addresses on miscellaneous sub
jec,s were delivered during the progress Of
the Institute, notably that on Compost
tion, by Prof Krisci "Atilhmetic," By
Prof Bitncr advantage Of An Educa-
tional Column in our County Papers" by
Prof. y. q. Morrison Exhibitions vs..
Examinations, by Prof VIM. 4. Harp.
ster "MorAl Trimming, By Prof Henry
Keller Qualifications Of Scholars on
Leaving the Public Schools-~hnt they
are and what they should be, By Prof
H. l.. Cambridge "Reviews,' by Rev u
G.. Kline "Be In Earnest, by Miss Kate
Thompson, aud "Music, by Prof c. l.
GrAmley.
A. the teachers filed from the Cour'
House on Friday noon their ballots foi
| Institute officers were Deposited in the
hands Of persons stationed al the entrance
to receive them. An "hohesi count re
suited a. follows Vice Presidents, {. {
/ Zeigler and Maggie Blair Secretary, Il
T.. Cambridge Treasurer, c. :. Daulcy.
NAME AND address oT sCUooL DIEEcToR-
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In dry goods, dress good, shoes and
ladies' millinery, We can show YOU the
largest and beet stock IN the county.
LYoS & Co.
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Z
oAH,bridEs =. X. Tsrsi.
OBITUARY. Mrs. Mary Curtin Brew,
aged almost ninc,y-iiye years and probably
the oldest resident Of this place, died after
a long illness at midnight on Sunday last,
q; the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hamilton, on Howard street. Mrs. Brew
was native Of Ireland. but removed TO
this country with her numerous family
many years ago. She was An aunt Of ex-
Governor Curtin, Of this plsce. One son
and four daughters survive her. Mr. Aus.
tin Brew, her son, and two of her dAugh-
ters, Mrs. McClAin and MTs. Hamilton,
are among the most respectable residents
Of this place. Another daughter, Mrs
Kelley, resides in Iowa, and ,iill another,
Mrs Thomas Nolan, in Washington, u.
c. The late Mrs. Joseph Schnell, of this
place, was also daughter. So far - her
social surroundings are concerned 1t IL
rarely tha, one passe. 20 the grave 30
loved, honored and esteemed. aud FOLLOWED
by the care and attention Of 20 many
/ tives. To her was fulilled the promise
that her days should "bc long upon the
land"
CENTRE HALL 1TKNs. On New Year :
night District Deputy Grand Master DR.
Elias Hale, assisted by Past Master Rev.
Hewitt, of Blcomsburg Lodge, and Pas,
Master +. p. Green, and other brethren Of
Bellefonte lodge, installed the following
officers Of old Fort Lodge, No. 557 F. and
a. VI. at Centre Hall: W. A. KRIS, W
NJ; DR.. ]. F. Alexander, $. W; J. T.
Lee, J. w il. Arney, Treasurer c. =.
HerlAcher, Secretary; John Rishel, S. D.;
II. +. Bitner, ]. ID.
The Evangelical Association of Centre
Hall had New Years dinner and supper
in The basement OF their church, the pro-
ceeds 10 be devoted 10 furnishing the base.
mcnt. This denomination began building
church six or seven years ago, but being
few In numbers only succeeded In inishing
the nam sudience room. Il is to be hop
ed that they will now be able 10 finish the
building. Among those who partook Of
supper We recognized the faces Of quite 3
numbcr.of Bellefonte ciiizens.
On New Years day, Esquire shannon,
administrator of the estate Of the late $.
5. Farmer, disposed OF the residence of The
deceascd's family on Church stree, ii pub
lic sale. Mr.. William Lohr purchased the
property for $3.50.
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Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved
lH-f MoSTGoNKEY & Co. Tailors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-03-17
An extraordinary Letter.

We have published on our first page
letter from Hon. William Window
The sentiments expressed in this letter
derive their chief Importance from the
fact that within two weeks after it was
printed, its author was appointed Secre-
tary of the Treasury. 1t is written to
what is known as the Anti Monopolv
League in New York city, and was read
to meeting which was addressed by
Judge Black in support of the purposes
indicated by the title of the League.
In this letter Mr.. Window describes the
Overgrown and grasping power of mo-
nopolies which are scheming to obtain
control of the country, and he saws that
the Governmental authority State and
National, alone is competent to restrain
its aggressions and correct its abuses
that he has ''long foreseen that the time
would come when the people would be
compelled to invoke the exercise ofthat
authority for their protection" In con-
clusion, he gives utterance to the sig
nifcant expression, that it will be far
better for the corporations themselves
that It be done now, by conservative
but thorough and judicious legislation
rather than to postpone it until the
people no longer able to bear the tyran-
NY Of corporate power, shall rise in their
wrath 20 humble and destroy their OBJ
pressors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-03-17
A Righteous Decision.

Pending the bill in Congress to fund
the hundreds of millions of public debt
which are payable the present year, at
from two to three per cent. lower rate
of interest than is now paid and re-
curing the national banks to deposit
low rate bonds as the basis of their
circulation, large number of corpora
tions entered into a conspiracy to defeat
the bill. They Goerced the President
to veto it by creating 9 financial
panic and rushing to the sub-treasury
in New York with millions of legal
tenders and depositing the same "to
retire their circulation" After they
had carried their point they applied
for permission to withdraw the legal
tenders deposited by them. This
Dir. Garfield and his cabinet have re-
fused to allow, and have thus shown an
worthy of the highest
praise.