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Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

-DR SALE OHEAP.-A NEW THREE
story room house on Fourth street
anoye adams, II It, front with lot los n.
dsep extending 70 Carpenter Hree., oon
ItaInlng All tho modern improvements, with
nav windOR In sitting room opening Oh o
|ta,s pogch. Terms very easy. ApUly "
TINBALL h BRU.,
,arls+ln Sl2 T.. Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
,p,gu Maryland Avenue a Bcach st.

I5OR SALE OR Il ENr.-Ar TWELFTH
X and West streets, two new three stery
SSnses, two lrge two story houses with hde
sSris: ono tso tory house cor. OF 18th and
West streets: also two story house on We't
.,ont Yards, mont pOrches and all modern
NrrovemepA ~ HARLAN CAUSE,
,an2s- i'm Front and IRJnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

<DR REN C.--RUOMS IN THE BUlLD-
INK \, +. cor. OF Seventh and market
De. also tWoT oms on second floor OF 6lS
2ket street, suitable for single offices or
ouo . ottiCa. Apply to JNO. b. LIE Wis,
pc premises. lanl8u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE.

One llaht platform spring grocers or dc
,,ysyv wagon; never been used; VIII Do solC
'p one nicely finished platform sprirx wagon
,oIe and shafts, no top; mae 20 carry iop
perscns. This Is an elegant pleasure wagon
same limo It ~ suitable Tor light hauhnY
- 10 eu tirely new and will bs sold at oar
yain. ,oo hrog,.s
h''S W. Y. WARNER,
.r,4f MARYLAND Avenue d beach st.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DR. RENT. .-Al2 ROOM HOUSE Ar
and Garket streets, with hot and
water, tath, gas fixtures and heater In
Iar, al in good order spleneid view OF
p eldwaTe liver for the sum OF $40 Per
ptk. Apply " I. l.. MUUSLEf,
lebit lteOd 23d and harket Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DR RENr-rHE LARGE PROPER
A TN SIS Market street: desirable resi-
D aad otiioe combined with brick stable
Pc rcd, on King street. Apply TO
4EO. X TbWRSEND,
lgn9' n Go Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

III RENE.-STORE NO.4 W. SIXTH
4street, with room over t0ro and cellar.
Pto q. CHANDLER,
kn2l-tf Gil or 900 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DIR RENT.-A VERY DESIRABTE
house with all modern iii provements,
4 Welt street, a so per month. APP
- MRS. l.. DEACON, on the premises.
feD3t6t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

MSOR ShLs-9 NEW STORES, 80 NEW
h houses, prIoss from sr5o to 5000. Terms
kvry easy. Apply 10 ~
$50. Il. TlNOALL 4 SONS.
-Cl French 81, or nth and Walnut stS.
iCb5i2m
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

pH RENr.-HOUSE OFTEN ROOM :.
a not and colo wator, bath, gas, larQe
-tront. sido and baox rent low. Apply
hlpin Avenue. iau8t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

rgOE SALE-A yALUABLE4 STORY
market street property, mo. M
9Th engine, ooier, shaltIng, hoIst!ng ma
,hine. 80, having q fr mt on Market street
I'M about ~ ieot- and extendi ing between par
.uel lines to SIMPLIFY strest, For termS, &C.,
|Ipply 20 or address
|''f' DELLA. FIRE EINSURANOE Ca..
,oDggl2toOd 6te Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DIR RENT.-SEODND SCORY OF
building $40 W. Front street, suitable
Iighs manufacturing purposes; front en-.
Ace. Apply to u. MITCHELL, JK.
.lAb3 II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

pR RENT SCnRE 1905 MARK Er
4 strseL suitable for trimmings, milf
4, dressnaAing or lswelry. Possession
|ch Is III; with or without six room dwell
J. A. BOND & co.,
lebS.lI SIKH and Ship,ey.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

fSOE SALE.-A 8 STORY. BRICK
bcuse, sl1 W. 4th street, roems, all
.bnvonienCei, IL hrst class otder. S!20O, on
Egy iorms hEALD n 90.
ieb5-4t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DIX REM BELLE VIEW q pTrABE,
A containing "a rooms, situated on Front
|et near Union, with 10 acres Of NrounI.
,nts'uI location, combining advantages OF
'auG country. Rent 1900 per AMMAN, In
DO GEORGE W. BUSd,
hniGU French Street Wharf.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

= RtET "A Farm OF IS ACRES
IN Brandy wins Hd four miles from
'tngton. Apply 10 PAUL II GAN,
p27u Brandywine Banks, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

k0JE SALE-A PlvE HORSE POWER
upright engine an bJiler in good con.
.Etou Apply h. W y. BULLOCK,
Iang5 Il Tenth and Orange Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

y3OR RSALE.-SEVERAI. VERY DtSlR-
h 8n.e new houses. Two and three
;tcrieF SIX soyoR ami eight rooms modern
sTufpy ements, excellent location, terms
rasy. Apply 10 7. ALLEN hlLnFS.
,sry5 IA 1000 French sW ct
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DR RENT.-A LaRiE AND PLEAS
"A aHc second story room at the =. W cor.
<inth and Orange streets. Apply to
ALFRED T. SCOTT,
janl2.t no. 6O2 Shiplcy street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

sYSOR SALE-MANUFAOrUklNG BUS,
n inpss Tho t0Dls, fixtures, good VIII
sHd lease OF my brick gard on Elliott avenue.
'for Information about business, &c, apply
q ONE, do Shipey street. Terms easy:
hmyN iAg SAMUEL McCI ARY. Jk.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

ETNQK SAL%-A H0UD BRICK Dwell
In liug houSs on Tatnall ssroet; good 10
T9nop, very lite money required Apply to
EVANS GTON,
gua5 GtwSs No. Il. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

{T0lK SRLN.-KANSAS MOKTG A9E
Ia about Sk years eXpcr ence with a
taTye uuTnhsf Of mortgage, We have had Dut
sing q ra4o resulting In torbcaranc", and
hat has ult delayed interest payments, or
lused nxpenfe TO tho holder OF tho security.
ieh h3t HEAL h 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

DIR RENT.-TAE HOUSE Il STORE
N No. 220 King street. Apply TO
GEO. W. BAKER,
Iachine shop, French ST., above Second.
ana II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
FOR RENE.

ICE EENT-lE WHITE ULAY UREhk
Hu7dr.d, ~ miles from stanton de.
co Y. W X Is. Is. H., the large brick
BE-, stables, sc, Con Harmony Farm)
B a v,iuabie mill sIto aud suall sTCne
be. ~: further Information App!yto
EVANS PENNINHfON,
No. 8 East Eighth street,
ianlS,w Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

|NOR SALE.-SUME VERY nESl IA.
b'e houses in all partS OF the city. Buy.
Iig viii do woll to call upon
jeD 1t hEALD w.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

HR. KLlNES GREAT NERVE RE-
STORER is the marvel Of the age for
sn nerve diseases. All Ais stopped iree. Send
20 93h ArSh s., Pailada., Pa. l0l6dAwiy
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

.leOR SALE.-h LOr OF BEST DELA-
. ware Iilltng tTine, a. cost, at stock.
ma No. Y Marriott st. Jan-2tl2t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

N'NOR SALEOR RENT.-hOUS@ AND
sore, 500 Madison STR 'ot terms easy.
f7nulrc Of 7. MONAGH
ian,b.tt On the promises.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

NNOR SALH-h HODB ] JB pam ZINC
~ Office and business oA5ap. Ap?ly az
4#A REPUBLICAN, Otdo9, l6nl2u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

{Dk EENT.-A LARGE aUUM SUIT.
able Tor II shop, situated in the third
~ Ot the building 7l6 Shlplsy street; rent
IA Apply 4Ql Market strs ct.
hu27 # u, ID. CLELAND.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

|UE %ALE "A FIRSE-CLA - BAGA,
trli3 board. Inquire at the NJ D3ltot
nsc, Nu. 10 u. Second st. fehTt+J
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

JNOK SALE, RBs EXCHANGE
II A valuable country store property.
Fms Is hrst-clNss stand and Is in good
Apply "
D''n Go X. WNSEND.
,ar,,.eOdu ol6 MarEot St city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
' lis spot is historically an
INTERESTING PLACE.

The title to it is older, by ten years,
than that OF Peun to Pennsylvania,
aud, by eleven years, his to what is
now our State. In the year 1911, on
the 23d day of May, now almost two
hundred and ten years ago, our excel
lent chronicler Ferris, tells us that the
part of the city which contains this
Court House, was granted by due con.
veyAnce, by Sir Francis Lovelaoe, the
gevernor-general Gas he styled himselD
under the Duke OF York and Albany,
afterwards James H. OF EDEland, to
Tymen Stidham. This conveyance was
made at what was then Fort James,
formerly Fort Amsterdam and now the
city Of Nav York-whtcb plsce was the
seat of power of the Duke of York's
authority in America, as II had Seen of
the Dutch, from the discovery Of the
Hudaon river, 60 years before in 1909,
by Hendrick Hudson. Down to 1864,
the territory Of our river was alternate.
ly under the dominion Of the Dutch
aud swedes; but years before that time,
the Dutch subiued the latter, and
were masters oft. 1t was then, how
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
GROSSLY INSULTING

to the people Of this county. We are
informed, (not officially, but as 1t is q
matter Of common knowledge we may
speak Of 1t In this address to the grand
jury that lately, a gang Of that great
pest Of welI.ordered society-sportine
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

for removal, was this: That II the
courts we're held In Wilmington, there
would bs less crime. II was argued
that the Lolding Ct courts here, would
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

What Chief Justice COmsEys Had
TO Bay 60 the strand Jury In the
New COurt HOuss - Historical
Facts OF tho COurus Removal
lDgcrsOll Liable 90 IuaieEmens
for B 0spheuiE -O.her Matters
Touched Upon.
The charge Of Chief Justice Comegys
to the Grand Jur- yesterday was only
briefly given in the flftu edition Of the
REPUBLICAN,. 1t is printed entire be-
low,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

-
evil tendency, If the matter publishe
contain any such terdepoy, the pub
lisher5 become amendabls to justice
This language Of Lord Mansfield was
quoted with approval by this sourt, iu
the opinion referred to (5tate va.
Chandler 2 Har, 564.) II men can find
in the assumed r5veaImants Ct science
or the "po:ency of matter" a reason
for rejecting the God Of the Bible, they
are at liberty to do 80 and they may
print ard speak upon the subject, but
they mus. take care to avoid the crime
of bias phemy in so doing. You may
look 10 this court now, and | think al
ways hereafter, TO shield the morals Of
the people, aud their religion, where
the law gives the power, from all as
saulis upon them and we truet that
no respectable person will ever here
after, while the religion OF the people
of Delaware recognizes the God of the
Bible, produce In this city or elsewhere
in this State, or give couatsnanoe TO
such Introduction Of any one WHO comes
to deny openly His existence, or revils
the religion Of the Savior. Upon a
recent occasion, snoh an ono came
here ; and, in the face OF the decision
Of this court, which | have spoken Of,
stood up in your chief place for lee
lures, and virtually set it at defence.
pass from this to something else,
which Is also
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Nothing short Of Unmisiakable Bsasdt.

Confirmed upon tens 81 thousands OF sufferer.
ould originate and maintain the reputation
which AYERS SAHsAPARILLA enjoys. IL Is &
compound Of the best vegetable Alternatives. With
the iOJidcs Of Potassium and Iron. and Is tbs
most ef!ec;ual Of all remedies Tor scrofulous.
meEcuTial. OF blood disorders. Uniformly sue
c,,sful and certain In is remedial effects IL pro-
duccs rapid and complete cures OF scrofua, SORES.
Boils Humors, Pimples. Eruption. Skin Dis
eases aud all disorders rising from impunty OF
the blood. BY it, inyigorating effect IL always
relieves and often cures Liver Cornplainis. Pemale
Weaknesses aud Irregularities, and Is a potent
remover OF vitality. For purifying the blood II
has no equal. Ii tones up the system, restores
and preserves the health. and imparts ylgor and
energy. For forty years II has been In extensive
nee, aud is today tie most available metihn.
for the suffering sick, anywhere.
FOR SALE ny ALL DEALERS.
eod6y-2
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Re..usL from Death.

William J. Coughlin of Somervillc, Mass, says
In the fall of 1876 was taken with BLEEDING
OF THE LIMOS followed by q severe cough. !
Lost NV appetite and fesh and was confined 10
my led. In 1877 was admitted to the Hospital.
The doctors said had a hole in nIy lung ~ bi;
as Il half dollar. Al one time a report went
around that WA dead. gave up hope, but
friend told me Of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. got bottle, when
to my surprise, | commenced to feel better han
tor three years past.
II write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. WILLIAM
HALLS BAISAM, and be convinced that con-
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED. can positive
w say Il has done more good than all the other
medicines ! have taken since my sickness.
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mother has Recovered"

wrote an Illinois girl TO her Eastern relatives.
"She took biiiers for a long time, but without
any good. So when she heard Of the virtues OF
Kidnev.wort she got box and I; has complete
y cured her Liver complaint"
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yirtue AcknoxyledQed 4.

Mrs. Ira MulholIand, Albany. ". Y, writes
"For several years have suffered from oft-re-
curing bilious headaches, dyspepsia, and COM
plants peculiar 10 my sex. Since using your
BURDoCK BLOOD BIrTERs am entirely relieved
Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents. For sale by Saw
Yer & Gcrri-h
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sUICiDE AND DYSPEPSIA.

most remarkable cure for dyspepsia well,
Health Remover" The greatest tonic best bilious
and Liver Remedy known. 81. Druggists.
Depot. Wakefield Bros Lewiston.
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nNynRIEE

0. Removed by the Use OF Cocaine.
And IL stimulates and promoter the growth ~
the hair.
BrRNEr1'- FIAyokISG EXTRACTS are the bes,.
nov2lITS&wlm
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All Ladies'

should use Rose LoTIoN, a harmless compound
for sore lips, chapped hands, sunburn and all
roughness Of the skin. Price rs cents. Made
and sold by H. 8. GARcELoS, Druggist, under
Music Hall, Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
EDWIN BOOTH.

at did me much good" says the celebrated
actor, in speaking of the Liebig Co.'S Cocoa Beet
Tonic Beware OF limitations. Ask for Coca
Beef Tonic. TTSdw
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TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches.
lose their lives by collision with "Rough On
Rats" Sold by druggists, l5c. Noyl4-noS
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The hing of Hawaii,

EHt Fffthr VI 'f"""tfs
IN the coarse % his homeward return after
journey arOasd the world, has lately visited this
country. While our relations with that kingdom
are friendly this government has viewed with
concern the efforts to seek rep,enishment OF tue
diminishing population of the islands from out
ward sources to a degree which may impair the
native sovereignty and independence, in which
the United States was among the first 10 testify "A
lively interest.
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Amieable Relations.

Relations of unimpaired amity have been main-
tanned throughout the year with the respective
Governments of Austria, Hungary, Belgium,
Denmark, Hayt, Paraguay and Uruguay, Poria-
gal aud Sweden and Norway.
This may also Be said Of Greece ard Ecuador,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Its but recently that anv effort has been made
for the solg.ion of the Indian question. ut
rious determined. consistent and promising
II Is proftless to discuss here which OF the many
makeshifts Of our policy has been chiefly respon-
sible for the disturbances whose recital occupies
large space upon the pages OF our history. We
have to deal with the appalling fact that though
thousands OF lives have been sacrificed and hun
drets Of millions OF dollars expended In the a.
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The separate organization of the signal
service Is used by the secretary OF
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for the past fiscal year was sl95, l59,676.O2, an
increase of sll, 637. 6ll42 over that Of the year
preceding; Sl3S, O9s, J62 80 of this amount was
collected AT the porn of New York, leaving $780,
25l 1883 as the amount collected az all the 9th
or ports of the country. or this sum Si1,9U,
1873 was collected on sugar, melado and
raolasses, 81. 2S5. 62i.7S on wool and its manu-
features, S2l 40, 81 on iron and steel manu-
factures thereof sl9, 03s, 665.sl on manufactures
OF silk $40, SIS, 1881 on manufactures Of cotton
and SIS, a69, 6iS0i on wines and spirits, making
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supplementary consular agreement With l.
A!y has been sanctioned and proclaimed which
pats AZ rest Conflicts OF ar sdictiOn Ia the case ot
crimes on shiptOATd. Several important lntcTna-
uonzl conferences have been held IN Italy during
N. wear A. the geographical congress OF
yenic- the henehcrnt congress nj Milan, and the
hygienic congress % Turn. this country
Vas represented by delegates from branches 81
The public service or hy private citizen, dulv ac-
.rvditet in sn honorary capacity. IL i hoped that
Congress will give such Srominence 10 the results
ef their participation A. they nav seem n dc
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
THE EARL OF BEACONSFIELD.
New Orleans Democrat.

This morning, at his residence IN
London. died Benjamin Disraeli,
Earl of Beaconstield. \ Jew by birth,
but a Christian by profession, this en-
inent man who has occupied high
places in the history of his century
in letters and in politics, first saw the
light in London, December Dist. 1905,
and was consequently in his seventy
sixth year when he died.
Inheriting from his father genius
for literature, he early applied him
self to writing fiction, and before he
was thirty years old had produced
quite a list of brilliant novels.
In lS4l he was elected to Parlia-
ment, and in Io49 he became the rec
ognized leader of the Conservatives
in the house Of Commons. In 1852 he
entered the cabinet under the Derby
ministry as chancellor of the ex-
chequer and after some vicissitudes
became prime minister in 1868. At
ter II change of administrator he
again became premier of England in
1874. Under his last administration
he secured the passage of an act ma
king the queen Empress of India.
He took the lead in the solution Of
the Turkish troubles, and brought
them to a successful termination with
great honor and material profit to En-
gland. His administration saw the
successful prosecution of the conquest
of Ashantee, Afghanlstan and Zulu
land, and when lie went out of Office
in 1890, England was at the pinnacle
of political power in Europe.
For his eminent services in the Ber-
lin Congress, which settled the Turk
ish treaty he was made Earl of Bea
; cOnsfield.
He died full of years aud full 0
honors, one of the great statesmen o
the age, whose policy has helped tt
i. mould events and shape the characte
4 of the century in which he lived.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

Elise Wilde, and crouching a few
feet FROM her, with cleaning eyes and
working tail, was huge tiger.
Will took in the situation Of affairs
in an instant. The tiger was one
that had escaped from some travel
ing menagerie q few days previous
He still held in his hand the knife
which lie had been using short time
before; and thinking only that his
darling Elise was in danger, he sprang
towards the tiger. Seeing him ap-
proach, the huge monster turned
from Elise, and uttering sullen roar,
he darted like flash of light through
the air.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the
Bowels.
It was a brief but fierce and deadly
struggle that followed; but at last the
knife reached vital part, and the
royal brute fell dead upon the ground !;
poor Will, torn and horribly lacerat-
ed by the sharp teeth and long lance
like claws Of the fearful animal, fall
ing beside him.
All this time Elise had been gazing
in kind of fascinated horror at the
terrible struggle before her. When
she saw Will fall,,seemingly lifeless,
upon the ground, it aroused her from
the lethargy into which she had fall
en- /; and with a ringing cry for help.
which brought the servants trooping
from the house, she sprang forward,
and sinking beside viii, she raised
his blood stained face in her lap.
80. Will! Guardian" she walled,
raining a shower of passionate kisses
upon the pale. blood stained face.
"Look up. 1t is your Elise that is
calling you"
The light touch Of her hand, and
her endearing words, seemed to have
a magical effect; for his eyes opened,
and he drew the sweet, anxious face
down close to his, and with voice
vibrating with passion, he murmured:
"Then do you care for your old Will,
Elise p
Her face was scarlet with bushes
now; and looking into the tender eyes.
he read there something that made
him very, very happy.
| Upon examination it was found
that his wounds were not dangerous
but very painful, aud would confnt
him to his room for several weeks
Elise proved to be an excellent nurse
however: and under her kind an(
loving care he rapidly recovered, ant
in a few weeks he vas able to pro
coed to the village church, where the.
were quietly married.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

T AIDES Neck wear, Cream Spanish Lace and
IL Beautiful Organdie and Lace Ties, of all the
Latest Styles at ROsentield's.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

The contract for building the new
court house for Grant parish has been
awarded to Mr.. H. Mcknight for
$500.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

At the Brintley sale, in New York,
:lecently. the Guttenburg Bible, the
first book ever printed with movable
type. was sold for eight thousand dol.
lars
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

The ladies of Washington say that
Vice President Arthur reminds them
Of strawberries and cream, 'he's so
nice,''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-21
WINDS Up WIND0N.
From the Cincinnati Eusuirer, April

From the Cincinnati Enauirer, April ALL
In any view Mr.. Windows three
aud a half per cont. loan 10 a confess
sion of republican guilt. If it ia law
full it is q mark of republican repen.
lance for the opposition Of that party
to the funding bill passed by the late
democratic congress. II lawful 1t
places moro than 81, 000, 900 in annual
interest in the hands Of the bond
holding class in addition to what the
congress had provided for paying as
interest. In this Ease the republican
pgents appear as the enemies Of econ
omy aud of the people. II Windows
loan is unlawful, without authority
of law, the new administration has
committed an enormous o6snse. To
establish the precedent that q secrsta-
ry of the treasury, without authori-
ty from congress-, can extend q gov
crnment lsan,or renew q government,
loan, or ISSUE government bonds, OF
fix q rate of interest for the govern.
ment indebtedness, OF pay interest on
bonds after calling them, or stamp
contract on bonds, called Or not call
ed, changing their rate of Interest, OF
do any such thing whatever, no mat
ter by what terms described, which
congress has not explicitly anthoflzsl
him to do, ia an exceedingly danger
Gus thing.