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BELOW WE GIVE "A FEW TESTIMONIALS
NEsSRs. X. }. MCCARTNEY e. CO-Thc
Fricls Eclipse Engines we bought from YOU
last fall have given entire satisfaction, and
we take pleasure in saying that we think
the Eclipse Engine has no superior as Il
farm engine. 1t takes less wood and
water to run it than most engines, and has
all the power that is guarantced We
chcerfully recommcrd it to any parties
Wishing to buy an engine, as the best in the
martct,
Yours, &C.,
TIIOS. JORDAN,
w. j. POWELL,
IuR.AM HOLLIS,
JNO. HOLLIS,
y. j. LAMAR,
W. J. CRAWFORD,
j. NJ. KIRKLAND.
MEssRs. r j. MCCARTNEY & Co.--Gcnls:
am welt pleased with the Van Wrinkle
Gin, Feeder and Condenser bought from
yoh. 1t is all thHt You represented ii to
he. IL makes the best sample | ever saw,
and turns out IL good yield. | recommend
il 10 all who wish to buy to be sure to pur
chase thc Van Winke Gin.
Wishing %Ou abundant success, ] am
yours, &c,
HENRY BOYKIN.
MEssRs. r. J. McCAlu.EY e. Co.-Gonls:
The iifty-saw Daniel Pratt Revolving
Head Gin and Feeder l purchased from
You the first of last August, far rXcris any
thing thai have ever seen. have never
beer better pleased With the working Of
any machinery. 1t runs lighter than any
other gin, makes q better sample and the
arrangement of the breast is SO YOU can
gin the seed as clean rs one would desire.
The Feeder works like n charm feeding
regularly, fast or slow, as you please, thcrr-
by lcSsrning the draught. My gin wa:
burnt last fall. shall bny another Pratt
next season.
Yours, &C.,
G. X. RABB.
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N Wy advertisements.
New High Arm Davis-J. 0. Bong.
dental Noticc!--Dr. J. B. Patrick,
!Jr.
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New High Arm pavis-J. o. Boag.
Dental Noticc---Dr. j. B. Patrick,
Jr.
DR.. B. j. Quattlcbaum's Dental
Office will be closed until Monday
afternoon, July 80.
.. -S-.-c---- ';''.
The TEMpLAns' ExcunsroN.-Tho
Order Of Tcmplars, colorcd, of this
place, went OH an excursion to Rock
Hill on yesterday. They went by in-
iritation to attend the anniversary cele-
brntion Of a sister order in that place
"A crowded train Of four cars loft town
as early as nine O'Clock and returned
late last night. The largo crowd was
quito demonstrotive, and all report
.kind'and generous treatment by their
friends or Rock Hill.
- a SERIoUs Acc1DENr.-MissM Maggie
'Tennaht, of the White Oak neighbour
hood, met with n very painful and
serious accident on Monday morning,
the 23d inst, while riding in company
Avith her father about half mile from
white Oak. Tho horse to tho buggy
became frightened from some cause
and ran away, and to save herself,
Miss! Tcnnant attempted to jump from
tho buggy while the horse vas run
ping. She was thrown violently to
the ground and one of her l2gc, just
above tho ankle, was broken. The
assistance Of DR.. Gibson was procured
III short time, and ut last accounts
the injured party was considerably
better. Wo hope she may soon re-
cover entirely from the accident.
AMONG TIE JUSTICES.-The case of
tho State VS.. Joseph Sawyer, charged
with having. committed breach Of the
peace upon Tic premises Of Mr.. John
Clowncy, was tried before Justice
Cathcart on Tuesday, the Oath inst.
n. M. Mackcy, Esq, appeared for the
prosecution and Mcssrs.. Mcdonald &
douglass ior the dcfcrcc. The de-
fendant was found guilty and sentenced
to pay fine OF 81 and costs or twcn-
ty-tve DAYS in the county jail. The
fine was paid and the defendant was
discharged.
The came of the State VS.. James
Lewis, charged with an assault anl
battery upon the person Of his wife,
was tried before Justice Neil on the
same day. Messrs. Mcdonald e. Doug
lass appeared for the defence. The
defendant was found "rot guilty."
Loss BY F,HE.-Thc residence and
all the outhouScs of Mr.. Bunyan Glad
ncy, near Bells bridge, in this county,
were destroyed by fire on Monday
night, the 23d inst. Mr.. Glatncy sue
cecdcd in saving but very little OF his
furniture aud household valuablcs, and
i'll addition, had consumed tic entire
contents of his crib and barn coutigri-
Gus to the dwelling. Before going to
bed on the evening of the fire Mr.
. GIadney, as was his custom, carefully
and securely fastened his mules in the
stables and when the fire was discov.
ercd the mules were found at large in
ti'c field adjoining. From this and
other circumstances it is generally be-
Ievcd to be the work of an inccntliary.
Every effort should be made to ferret
out and bring to trial the diabolical
villain, and perhaps if II conviction is
had and some enc pays the penalty of
his crime by suffering upon the gel
lows, such cowardly deeds will be-
come less frequent, and men, women
and children will feel more secure
when they lie down to sleep. Mr..
Gladncy will have the sincere sym
pathies of all his friends and acquain-
tances in his misfortune.
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y. Ha. a;l!HH HHHNdaS,
CAEs n BITS.

Carpets and Houso Furnishing Goods, Tho
Inrgrst Stock south of Baltimore. NIouIrt
ltrusscis, 3-Piy and Ingram Carpets, Rings,
wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains, Cor
niccs and Poles, Cocoa g. Canton Mnttings,
Cpholstcry, EngrDvings, ChrODlos, Picture
Frames Write for Samples ana Prices.
GEORGE A. B.t1LIE, AUGUSTA. Ga.
June BO-fX1y
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FARM MACHINERY
>..isS-.-,

HANE Cor sale, direct from the manu-
fariur"i>. al KINDS Of Agricultural Machin-
cry, lmn'"mrnt5, etc., etc. Engines of all
Hiz'S, ll"m three to one huudrcd and fifty
liOiSr power.
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DR.. B. j. Quattlcbaum's Dental
Office will be closed until Monday
afternoon, July 80.
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SAW MILLS AND GRTST MILLS

SAW MILLS AND GRIST MILLS,
Manufactured at thr metropolitan Iron
WORKS., isiriiuund, virginia.
from H." oik, Pennsylvania, A9ricul-
tural W"l'i;S--pll Kinds of implements.
ir''n Il iirrI-"r'rW i"a Thc>hrr that will
thir,h and clean sixty bushels of wheat
yer hour rr tWo hun cred bushels of oats
yer h0ur.
Suiky riou@HS, Cultivator,, Uarrows and
f!pHl,hS aHd il5HGll Stocks Of all kinds
amt sizes. Also kcapcrS, With Sclf-tlroppcr
Or rrli-bnhrr.
am agent lnr The
DNDRIrN UIY IND COTTON PRESS.
This Press wi!l with three hands, press
straw III small bales as last fast aS the
th"%Iicr can clean it; and with three hands
can bale cotton faster than Il SiXty-SaW Gin
can turn tl!r lint ont
| have also some of lhc best made cor
TDN GJNS, with AL he modern improve
mrEt>, with PRESSES from The facto,ics
also sell
TOTT'N .iT"HSEIID OH JTTLES.
%ca!"% OF all sizes, that will weigh from
Ghc-'m'l rnuMd 20 FIVE toms.
Carriages, iIu&%ira and Riding Carts, Of
nl %iI'S lHi prices.
li@ry person wishes 10 purchase any OF the
aturc.l!rMtir0r' goods, they will please
cali at Mr ~ MES q. DANiS'S office and
i"aN" worG with him, and / will call and
snow catalogues, etc.
.gAMl13 PAGAN
AGENT.
May l7-tf
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Como end soc our stock, or choose from
our line of sarrr'r$. Ii "" canmu; please
N"u in ON" "" can IN ti2r other We have
something ni"" n ,EiS way. a;i guarantee
fits ;* we'll rs quality Of goud%.
We lav" very prrtValll nGbby line Of
HATS, in both I"il inh straw, and can
please The most iH.Iidinu%.
We ask an inspection of our stock Of
SHOES, wnic.. ., very lar.r, rinh' ,cin" all
qualities ard H:r."S. Something. nicv iu
l0w-cH:S and = ,..,"rS.
IN ali Grrdl:in, as W. cnhr'rnr ~ give
the best goods ut Low f:i'r rniCTS.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THUissDAY. JULY 20. 1873.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

n. u. Nunkel i bu-y hiving bees.
Grandpa MunkeI comes n town every
day.
IL. W. N. IIu6,ef talks o. building ~
Office soon.
n. Rudolph took flsing visit - Gin
cinnsii last week.
Henry Wcishcit bought him > ncw
reaper shi- season.
Rudolph 4 HAYS shipped four car Ioad'
% stock ID Cincinnati Int wcrk.
Joseph Troxler u IL good health now
hc drank two gallons ~ bIuc lick wate'
this week.
Henry Rudolph, 81, coEicmpIslc'
building house soon. Hurnh Tor Old
Porersvillci
Geo. Cox and Capt Leming took .
squirrel hunt last week and killed seven
aud ~ their WY bome they Ic-t oue N
|fhem.
Rev. II. Prank returned home fron
quarterly conference. which met M Frcc
'ianasi'Is. looking ne very piSsure \
hes|tL.
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ihe Mistake of thc Ocn,ocrn6tc
Dx-ci>1nlurc.

Tie gt.rts<i mistake cf shc Is~f Ieeis-
insr u3~ tkc reorganization ~ The state
I:ensvtieus Institutions. - me hirtas,rn
NJ Js~on isrown fxho M knew ~ ", W.
'nron1rssnt icsjer). md sI.e rrsiinr M
Dr. lirrtt-&.n ~ fI.~ htsh ~ fhf~. insfi-
|futiouk. u " NOW slsnc<s universally
|rrgrrffrd. anil vii! ~ more -. ~ fhc
|.iJs<t~ ~ Dr. korrf-' resignation % the
Ie~>fr t-,Iuns src more FULLY sIrvrl.rrd
Az IssimusI.<i~ di-r1tcL ~ tie Cincin-
|n,ii News ~ frisiaS lasf saws:
The insane ~, lnm sfooble ruIninstetl
|s,itIicnIy .t1-tiei|f III ,hr resignation ~
~. Rogers. ~ superintendent, and rho
az Dr FIcsthcr in l,i- stead.
|Ni,r i po~ in charge, and will take
|hoii furtosIiy curly Tomorrow. Thi@ -
|iIr Gnai victory Tor the forces uhirh
|',eean work Iasi winter IN the Irai~is-
Lure. anil there Succeeded ~ turning ont
PrsSislcns Fishhsrk aud pntting in Dr..
Harrison. and these forces II must BE-
|~aid IA ifrfi,. arc orsshi<esI Ia behalf ~
the ~s.r-' etIice grabbing eIcmenis and
ID Wa becau>c Roger. WIN hs~ bccn
onc " tlsc best snperinscnsIcn,s The in
Sane ~, 'up ever had. REFUSED % allow
that institution 10 ~ made convcni-
rncc Tor the poIitical reward ~ inrom-
pesrnf snd Improper bcrsonr. that be has
|hsd a. 60 Further changes will follow
here IL thc other institutions in tho
same interests. The new apro,nice. Dr..
Firsrher. j. personally ~ excellent gen
tleman bnt tc ha< mt nv nature tho
proper temperament for the best admin
I-,rafioD Of sucl, = trust. and his election
means that ~ will execute the purposes
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Anrns the convfnirrcr> with which
Mr. t,nul,i'- ya,rh win hc tiitti will ~
lurc spi improved ier machine. carnlle
N making \ sI.oussni pounds M ice
daily. The machine Was originally COM
-,sucstd for The United states uian-cf-
vu TaiI>l,cueA. The ya,ch viii also bc
provided with pattut di-fiIIing tDa-
chine. uhiri, will iriIy convert SO rsi-
.nn- of an wafer into fir.h. Onc hun
dsci and fifty Edison electric lights.
such ~ arc IN use Id thc Record bui'di0g.
viii illuminate TIE vessel. Thirty tights
will be required in The engine ,oom
alone Tho crew. which will ,1Wber
ii.ty men, will inrIude au electrician.
TIE watch Will soon " ready for ~
triaI isip. Carrrntef~ aud upl,oisisfs's
nfc no~ bull, engagcd II transforming
the space below si<xk< in,o peiatial qras
ter The finest Or woods ore being n~ei
Il, fitting VI the rooms The sleeping
rooms viii ~ supplied with buttonwooi.
sycamore. California laurel. white maplc.
spanish cedar. and cherry, bathroom.
white u,spIt dining saloon, Ok; and
social i1Il. hi.fk walnut TIE bulwafks
will D. capped with <olld mahogany
The cnginrS, which are Of I.luD horse
power, werc recently tricI and found O.
work like charm. One hundred revo-
lusinns minute were made. aud when
the trial waS over moi . drop u water
va found ~ M Journals. Mr.. Nelson
u. johnson. jr.. III this rity has been
-eIccfcd chicl engineer. The yatch -
expected % make twenty kots - hour
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From l56y % 1883. lrolh inclusive. Mr..
Alexander. 81 WoOslhurn Farm. Wood
ford County. Nv, hs~ Disposed u 6ts
fine hlccsIcd roIss. - public sale. for thc
gross sum % <;;s3.2l5. svcrrgins over
e~p per head. On the I1sh uIt.. NJ. n.
SNfgsri. - Lexington. -old twenty three
colts and fwtniy-"ne fillis<. ycsfiinr~. -
~ aggregate 10 f<7I3O averaging 81
aCV ~ for cults. and $6@< - for thc M
lies. The Kentucky breeders ~ fine
stock are meeting with great encourage
lDcnt
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r. .. Sehy, one ~ tbc jurors ID Che
(suiseau ca1e, has bccn sent % - insane
~ luul The hanging ~ Guiscau seemed
|to hsvc bccu terror - him - be fclt
that Ne Was responsible Tor his death.
and heing resIIv opposed q capital pun
i-hmsnt. the hanging - worked upon
BIZ mind - b destroy nis reason
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Protc--ov James u smart. ex-stste.
~ public instruction. has
bccn elected president az Purdue Uni-.
vrr-ily. ~ LafaSci - filI the vscancy
caused By President Whites re~ienatson
lac winter. which grew ont u trouble
over secret college irssernitics. in. which
Che latter were triumphant. Proic~Sor
Smsrt Wa elected on tie third ballot.
and II a. excellent choice
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r.r square. 10 lines Or less. week, ~ ~
Earh subsequent Insertion. ~ 50
r..s ~ advertisements a the same rite.
A n .ction over even square or squares.
conntci ~ square. These are the terms
fcr t~ansirnt advertisements = rea-ons-
III ~ rlnction viii BE- made 60 regular
advertisers.
Nstirss ~ appointment 81 adns'nir-
ators snA legal notices q like character
n he paid il advance
xxxorvrf>c ss>n'nsrys.
For Township Oficers. each e1o
For County z'M' ~
var district, Circuit. or State. 80
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The Reverend Whsnx.Iooilc Baxier
|rcccnlIy met Jim Webster on Austin
avenue. ~Vhst's de reason. james. slas
doesn't zee ycr q Dc church no NOAH s~
asked Whangdoodle. "Bccasc ! waent
lar. reckon But Why WASN'T vcg
'dar ~ II tell you, pars0n. pcTzassiy
how dat nm. Ebcr since / stole den
turkeys onscn your hen coop. bas dono
Ioss III confidence II meeclf.r
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
AMI THE TA1tIFF.

~
what shr5pcuss.crnts Have Adirus-
".E secssW s"Ar~
"'sS
"'~'
ien.
The s;r,f Democratic platform -.
|-s,.t,tc.l N. HE p,r,v. tl',u called 80
..I,errl.lisn,. - ii.tin.uj-lc,l f,on, 81.
|t..l.r.i,-t s.arty ~ \ s'or.s...,..n.i ..u.
..u- n rhiladclphia ~ ts'n ,,.. xe.r Nm
.wh,.l Jrilcr&nn w.~ fri rl...f<i 4. fhc
Proficiency. n siemand-
8 Frre commerce ~ish III Nations.
.puliiicnl connection win none. ind little
~ 10 diplomatic establishment
rSas
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KS "sN' ".r'a'.. r.s'''s'! M SHOWN
~. 49,. xn,;',t !" NJ M '-
lt.f nominntins rnnd;..ns.- tor sl... prcei-
I.icrcv. Il prcrIsisns
lIo>silis, 10 ~, AID ail mnnorolics IL
Legislation hccau<c they sfe violations Of
ne equal F'rh'r - fhe pscr's
ie rue 'o.ns'n''".' - isfpuui'fnn
'xo.ernnens 4 re tq""i right "a every
'n'<fh ~ n'- person 'ho p'ores " anti 80
management
ie4-
The next Democratic platform Wa~|
fl,at 81 lSfu. adopted ~ sl,c Presidential
Convention n Baltimore. which contains
these re-olniion<:
8 Resolved. That justice and sound
|poIisy forbid the federal (soycfifncnt fo
foster one branch Of industry 10 the dcs-
riinen of another, or - rl,eri<l, The in-
|rrrssi- of one portion 10 the injury ~
another portion Of our common country.
5. Resolved. That j. j. ihc dsnx 81
every branch o. the Government - en-
force and practice the most rigid crono-
iuy in conducting our public Affairs. and
that no norc revenue Ought 10 Dc raised
sl.nn y required % deisay ihe ncces>sry'
expense II the Goysrnmcut.
1su.
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Tie Democratic National CONVENTION
~ lcsS
Resolved. That Il j. the duty ~ every
|hransl. ~ the 6oscrament torrsforre nIni
.ts,iirs The mo~s rigid rsonuHr IN c0n-
.lurling our public Affairs. snd Tint -
NOR. revenue ought ~ - raised han y
~. 80 49,
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The prssns developed stage of tl'e
gr.ninr ~hrat erul. i.ssiicast1 tIss mol
snrsc 'l,an haif ct,p Wiil ~ ,esj'xti by
slc iannrrs III shi- section ~ The conn
try
o. sunday night Int -shc finc large
barn on che Juhu En,n,irk farm. four
ui!r- cnst ~ town. vs> consumed ~ Gre
How NE dire originated j. NJ, >ttrx
The building and H. eontcn's vere eli
mated q DC worth SI.s.o; insured ior
Sluo0
a man named Bryant. residing four
miles uorsiesst - Rome. rcrrv county.
uns waylsid ard murdered few days
sinre b, some unknown person or per-
SONS while IN l,i< ro,d srom dinner 20
hi- work. The hody u Brvant when
found wa~ 81 thick underground near
shc rusd side. snI was lying on ~ back
with Two ballet holes IN lhc head and one
IN the len breast.
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|StnfrS ~ dtrlarc fhfn~t:vs- III favor al
Tree -sp> snh progressive free trad.
throughout NC ~orii. sud. ny soIrmr
~ risrs sIir moral n4Ilr.
tnce q The side u their -nsss~cinI tx-
AMPLE.
u isfo s~sh ~. I'cnr H. rni Ercrki, J
ridsr platform rcsfllsm.sl Il he rr-.Iu'ion<
|ot LIS. quoted above.
1864.
~ ;e6f fhe rrniinustion of ihe Civil
Wrr, which mssis imrfn.lrntiy high sin.
Iiic- necessary 10 rni-e sufficient revenur
prrrIn'lti Tie ncfe--ity % discussing ,hs
|extrnordinrry mud willingly endured
|Lursf.n> inporr,i ~ Il on The people ~
ile <"rtIc,h ~taits. ns.j hctlsins wn>
-aid u The tariff.
Tie Democratic Convention a. lrcs
~
3 Payment of All The public. debt ~
The United stale - NJ idly ~ pssr'ica.
oIc-- ~ n,.nss drawn tfnn tIe lsrrlf
Nv taxsti,n. excerpt ~ much - j. rr-
qui-iic fos shc n.ce~ iiis< ~ the Gov
crsn inic administered. BE-
'nx honestly npp''v' ~ epfh pay
ment
n 'ar'h ~ revenue
upon 'orf'Sn 'n'pvF'- ~. -"e" e4"ai
taxation unu'r 'He in'ernn' revenue 'nw
- VIII suofu iusiufutai protection -
domestic unnuIas'ufet- a"d wei.
without i"ps's'"1 'he revenue IMPOSE
'"s "are ..'.. w.. 49, 49, r',, !so,''.. IN
|s.r.es- n shc connttv.
,.,e
~ 1870 tnc DemocFatie convention
lspnkc w"n y" nn'eF'a'" voice
Wedenvnnsc tne present 'sfii'' "sif'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

~ fhr Democratic platform of issp the
oil doctrine tcr-eIv repro,la,n,sl
Home Rule: Iscntrt money consisting
~ g.ld. silver n,d psper rosvtrtihIe On
slsmani The strict nininieranrr N thr
public ilsish. Siass snI NsSvnnI. and :
'.rsii ~ rtv,nns only
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

Tie Democratic convention ~ 1874 re-
.f;;rmed ihc fourth spd iiiih resolution.
81 the Convention 81 $50.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-15

Mr.. Mcpherson, clerk of the last
house, has prepared a roll of the mem
hers, arranged according to parties.
There are in the house 1874 democrats.
ITO republicans, four independents,
two greenbackers, and five readjusters.
This leaves two vacancies, one caused
by the resignation of Mr.. Paul, of yir-
ginia, and the other originating in a
contest between Mr.. Manning and Mr..
Chalmers for a seat with the Mississip-
pi delegation. The independents are
Finerty of Illinois, Lyman of Massa-
chusetts, York M North Carolina, and
OchiltFee of Texas, while the green
hackers ale Barnum of Pennsylvania
and Miller of Iowa. This gives the
democrats a clear working majority of
E thirty il the house, and there will
be no danger Of want Of a quorum and
d~eadlocks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-15

The third annual message of Presid-
ent Arthur, is a caaefully written aud
comprehensive document, which offers
many timely ond valuable suggestions
ior the consideration OF Congress. Little
space is wasted in laudatory remarks.
and the President proceeds at once to
present his views upon subjects of nat
ional interest. Beginning with the ssh
cry question, he has something to say
upon nearly every subject that has at
traeted public attention through the
past year and IS still unsettled. OF some
Of these he merely asks that Cangress
gwen them its attention anddevise mea
IS for r%emedying evils and perfeeting
but partially accomplished plains; on
others he cterssnggestions which are SO
Clear and manifestly oprScticabiethat
Congress will undoubtedly take ad5ant-
age of them to carry out what he sug-
ststs. Paper and Chinese immigration
trade with various countries. llenation-
al finances, the Mormon problem and
tie agricultural development are all
touched upon aud treated in d plain.
common II way that is rec from ev-
cry suspicion of Utapian theorizing,
The trubiesome trane dollar problem is
taNen up, and it is recommended that
they be no longer p united to embar-
l9ss the currency system, but that mo-
vision be made for their reception bv
the treasury aud mints as bullion at a
smoli percentage above the current mar.
let price OF silver of like hneuess. The
President has touched also apon one
point whicbed will attract general atten
ton. and, while it may gain him tie
'nmity OF railroad corporations it Will
he applauded by merchantp and that
travelling gublle ali over the land. He
urges that inasmuch as complaints Of
the Land ave resarted to the public in
their character, the question ofIow Ear
The national government may legally
interfere in the matter Of the carriage
81 passengers and m~elehandise on the
railroads be carefully considered. Al
though create pressure will po0aby
brought against il, Crngress viii
robably take up tlii question AMI dis
euss it at an early date The document
closes with a few sugg> IONS on the
xvi rights question. The message is