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Proposals.
t1lSD Otf4~.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
No. y rIATE-ST.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
rIATEST..
NEwYORK, May IT, 1sSfS
PROPOSALS. SEALED AND ENDORSED
on envelope" Bid for supplies Advertised will be re-
ceived VI this oce until II O'Clock June H. Is = FOR the to
lowing suyps The best quality % be delivered within
one date OF Order tree Of expense at the Navy
y ew-NCrk:
"BURFAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
l2O Lap Welded Iron Tubes.
1890 Feet Double Leather Letting.
Samples VIII be shown and Information furnished DT the
Command9nt Of the Navy Yard. 1880
reserved to reject al BIDS that may not
BE- d.euied advantageous 10 the Government
surccs requ Ell the prompt 9nd faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded
Blank forms VIII be T1rnisneu his Office.
properly and certified viii not be considered
a. II. GILMAN. Pay Director. L. :. y.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
4 NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or PROVISIONS iND CLOTHING.
WAsHINGIOS ID C.. MAY 4. 1884. )
Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposals for Navy Supplies"
will b, received az this Bureau unu II o'clock June 10,
1885, and opened Immediately thereafter in the presence OF
bidders. for
Thirty thousand 80 900 yards Ga IL o. Flannel
Five thousand 5000 pairs taIf shoes.
Three Thousand 5000 pairs KID shoes
thousand 600 pairs WOOcn socks
The be delivered thirty days. the flannel
and socks ninety days non date Of contract
must the Navy standard. and
the Naval inspection and reservation ~ twenty per
cont Withheld from the amount Of each delivery until
tie completion Of the contract
Bidders 81 Inspector O Provisions End
Clothing a. the Brooklyn Navy rt for slecIlicatOus
forms OF offer and al nf0rmatiou reave to the articles
Qnired
The proposals must made the proper blank forms
and filed out as indicated by TIE blank
The De artnent the rght Get any proposal
lot considered advantageous to Tie Government
4. SMITH.
PdF L. :. Navy.
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Orenn Gieimrrs

GUIOX linz; - ,rrs \, r. rr,,,rp.
Leaving p Ter 50. y. r.. foot 0f King 81.
saturday 1gn sun2 4 p M
WON 30 niaay. une n a. ,. V m
r These steamers are built of IRON ght com
armen ana are farnhra W sYory ae anm agreeable
having bsth.room smoking room drawngroOm plane and
library also experienced surgeon sue" aTdsss AM Gate h
nsuring those greatest Of all uxures at sea- perfect ven
cabin psssass according .tateroOp s6o $50 and sloG
"-'' oFFIcE. So % sEoXDWAY. GUIoN & CO.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CALEDONIA SANpWIICa l2LASSD s
TRIAL and SOUTH 4 ME re-. s amt MEXIeo
For san sam Fran SO via the istn@us Panama
Connecting FOR cearsl and south America and Mexico
From aor fsSes 5. ,t and Brannan SIS
between san Francesca AND Yokohama nS1%
ForHoNoLULU, YEE.zEAtHND asdAUsrRALIA
Al iltALA sails Friday. 1unea,
r.. on arrival OF Lonlo maiis a. ian FranesSs
PanI' o'' on me PSr &c sHqf LAY
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
IL sailing Nsw,YOrk Antwerp svery saturday:
M HS5 - Sturdy u june IT, M
saloons siatsroom, SMOKING and 6athreons ami.ishp,
$50 FOR out%ar prepaid excursion 500 stserase outward
$50 prepaid nom Antwerp ss e5esr19n So oN s'uons
General Agents, So Broadway
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IA Steamers leave CO. foot Of susssxst Jersey CITY
FOR tcr,llm.
- edBesdav. June 4, ESQ D. m
For Rotterdam.
First Cabin. 800 second Storage SO l,spam sl
H. GAzAgX General Agent 20 1Sq pE MiS% snS
= :. Mlllau-st Freight ACTS. oOb"Ay HeN FaSS As~
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROY Al MAIL -ItA MEh@
CELTIC Cant clead.ll 49, rnursday, June D. 3 D. m
AuRIA1IC Can't. Pararl. thursday Iuhe Z, 20 a M
Itf.T,,' Gqps a.. 7 nrsday. in- - l:i- ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCA, FOOf oF WEST
RATEs.-saloon 500, $50 and $lO0 Return tickets on
favorable low rates Intermediate tAr
attic Oniyl 80 .,-- .-......,.. -, -...-
esmpany offices, Ss 81 broadway, New. York
hJ.CoRrIs Agsak
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feadl Notlce5.

In pursuance OF Judgment O. foreclosure and sale nade
unders gne referee ssd judy named. viii sell 20
pnbic Exchange 5aesr0Oms Ne III Broad.
way ttY tile eth day OF June, 1885,.
2 y John Boyd sucuoneer. The following
described premises
that o piece parcel Of lan situate lying and
being suhery side % tniynnth street between thd
Eiglth and Mn fventyseccnf ard ~ tDS
city Of NewV0r with all impTO gements thereon bounded
md describe OllOwa wit Commencing al point %
south0sy side OF tynnth street which : distant r0
hupd feet 2l0 oastery from the formed ~
the intersection Inc OF Ninth with Tia
said sonery Of Fy ninth street. thence southery
aud parallel Ninth Avenue hundred fee and ave
inches the centre hne of the block
said centre line tNeny nine feeo
20 northerly and parallel with the Ninth Ave.
partly through party wall hundred ieet sn0
five inches soutIerfy side OF Fy-nnth street,
aud thence Westerly along sd Outl sry AIDE Of Fifty ninth
Street 20 q the place or hene
ming EDWARD NJ BUEGHARD, ReIeree
;. kAUFsiANN. Plrs Atty,
o D New. York CITY
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTERs
JRFFERsoNvILLE DEPoT or THK

JEFFEEso WILLIE Ind. May 20 1894.
Sealed proposals.. 10 trpACae subject 10 the usual
ditOns a uutl IL a.
Central tandad time ednesday June Is 1854, at
place they will be opened the OF
bidders for shin and delivering this Depot tn follow
artlclss Rubber Bands Envelopes steel
EaserT Fasteners General Files Paper Fold
ers nk-stands, Black Ink Ink Mucilago. BlOung
Paper nyel0pe Paper Letter Paper Note Paper steel PENS
esdpenols stove Brushes stove Polish. Solder Mica Iron
and Copper Wire MuRtc Acid sheet Zine sheet Coal
scuts Hay Forks IlIe shoyel longs and Pokers Waste
paper Baskets Feather Dusiers LeteTcopyng Bshes Let
tsicopyng Presses once Desks Baeksmt and Farlters
oa LADDERS Hand force PuEps. steel Rakes ShgeAlos
Stable rOOms ShOeing R3sps Toe Caks Horse
shoes Nails Liquid CarbOc Acid ROsseans Dis
Brushes CurTyc0ubs Galvanized Iron
Buckets Rubber Lift and Force PUMPS Axle Grease
Nui and Bolts San,paper Manila Rope screws, Case
SOAP Tacks ~addles thread. Saddlers Wax Irvine,
n lis. " hiie Lead Lln-ecd oil, etc. etc
Tbs Government the night TO reject all
bids
Preference given articles Of domestic production and
manufacture conditions Of ana quality being equal and
such preference given u t. les OF AmeT an production ana
manufacture prOdu ell he Pacific coast u the extent Of
the pti0n required by the public service there
Blank specihcaOns aud ull information asfo
bidding Will be FURNISHED application Ia this oince
Envelopes containing shOul be plainly marked
Proposals for - at JenersOnyile Depot Indiana" and
addressed to tie undersigned.
RUFUS sAXToN,
AsEt QuarteTInaster-G General,
u
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Ocean 5teGmers.

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM
1 PAAA'S -cml-Weeky Mai - Line for PLNAO III
IondOn Cherh0urg. Paris ana HAMBJ re-.
H. MAJ 81 Hal 4 - uhe
GEL .fufr b D. AETiA- une IA
Rates First CaDn 500 $50 and so, according 10 location
t3j tIfld reduced Stccfage iOl
EurOie, SlH. send for Tourist dazette.' - -
KUNHA RDI CO.. Agts. 81 Broali-st- p !
ca RncHARD CO, Gen Pass Agts, 81 BWsJ. y. 4.
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. ~ No. 5 Beesnan.st.. View. York City.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THR GERMAN SAVINGS BAxH IN rBB
CITY OF NEw-YORA
aarnLn.A

against --~'NN-N'
CHARLES IAN Fi.EEr and others
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale AIDE and
the 18th day OF NAY 1884 the UNDER
referee IN sad judgment nsned viii sell az public auc
ton Exchange sAesrOoms No III BrOady9 In the
City NewYOrk the 5th day " Jnne II o'clock
noon John T. Boyd sucti0neer the following described
premises
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate ng and
being the souIerly side OF Fynnth street between
Eighth and avenues In the rvenysec Nsrd ok
New.YOrk with al improvements thereon bound
described follows witt Commencing Doine
souhery side OF Fynn'h street which Is da.
r.i-and twenty feet 20 feet ea.tery
formed by the intersection OF tho eassery
with s0uhery side o; Ettys
ninth street tence sOutherIY and parallel with Ninth
and parCy through party wall onehundred feet aud
100 feet ncheS 20 the centre OF me block.
eastery and said centre line twcn Dne ieet
f2g feet thence n0rtlerly ana parallel with the Ninth
avenue and partly through party wall hundred feet and
100 feet inches the sad sOuthery side It
thence westerly along said Oathely
side t~entnine feet 29 teet 10 thd
point or D ace Of beginning - - -
s. KAUFMANN, EDWARD " BC EGEAED.
Plaintiffs Attorney. hcieree.
s
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Sales bD Snctioil.

AUCTION SALE.
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
-TATE-sI. DIRK May %, l5S4b
nv order OF Commodore FilebrOwu, Z. s. y. Mrsqrs
JOn N Draper 4 Co will sell public auction at the Navy
Yard Brook yn y Friday 49, 1884, at II o'clock
m large quantity Of condemned provisions, clothing.
small stores OF the articles 20 be sold Do seen
at this Office and at the Navy Hird. .
Pay Director Z. =
THE assignee of the late firm Of LOWRY,
4 BROWN & ADDINsELL. importers OF w0ollens, VIII
sell publc auction al the sa!esrooms Of NtLMEEDlN
HOGUrI & CO. 81 and D6 Whlte-5t, New YORK City on
tn l3h dav Of June beginning at 10 a all the fine
woOleus and trimmings III The possession OF the as
siguc, and formerly belonging 70 SAID firm Of LOWRY,
BROWN IL ADOINSELL,
Dated New Ork, May 20, lSS4. -
WILLIAM II. SAGE. Attorney for Assignee
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frranrii.
Established 1854.
& DAY,
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
No. 333 WALNUr-sr, so. Z

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING and BROkIkAns
BUSINESS in RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS &c
THE NORFOLK WESTERN RAILROAD CoRAT(
3D3 WAINU1-Sr, Z
PHILADELPHIA, March IL. 1854 J.
HOLDERS of the enlarged mortgage bonds
4 L OF the VIRGINIA AND TENN ESSEE RAILROAD
CO. the first lien the road q that Company and ma
turing June 3d. 1854 hereby notified that they VIII De
entitled 70 have the tune for The payment thereon
until June 80 so. with interest at the rate o. per cent
per principal and interest payable In god provided
before MAJ 81 1894 they join In the agreement go 70
extend and produce bonds at the office OF The Nor0k
ant Western Railroad Co.. No. 333 Walnutst in the city of
Philadelphia ia order stamped according To the terms OF
the agreement The bonds viii be extended with coupons
attached or be registered In the name Oh the hoder Is the
holder elect az the time OF extension.
Bond not presented for such extension on OF before day
81 1874 VIII be purchased at the Office OF MessrS CLARE,
DODGE CO. No 81 Wall-st, NewYork az par az nItur
ity with funds furnished By Messrs W. H. NEW BOlDS
SON q co. and DREXEL q co, Philadelphia, who have
agreed 10 buy and extend the The for exen
sion may be examined aud signed at the ONCE 0 hessrs
II NEWB0LDS SON q co, 800 Malnutst, or NJ the once
~ the NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY, 333 Wslnutst, Philadelphia
O. R W. ARMIES,
Treas
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Diuioen1 NJ.lce5.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
"A principal Of all bonds due that dat issued BY
TILE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPAN y, secured ~
rolling furnished following road. under carrusJ
torn, pad he Office Of POST. MAR
TIN 4 co. No. "a Pne.st, Newly Ork l.. W. CLARK *
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IA the city OF Nsw.York
against
CHARLES VAN FLEET Sad others.

In pursuance OF Judgment OF forecosure and sala ,ss
and enered herein on The Ism dAy Of May ss4 the
referee Judgment al
at the Exchange saesro0ms No Ill Broadway in the Crty
OF New ork on the 5rH DAY OF JUNE 1854 o'clock
By John 1. Boyd auctoneer following descbe1
premises Al that certain lot piece parce land situate
lying and being the soutberly side Of Fy
tween the Eighth and Ninth syes. in the twenty second
ard OF the city OF Ncwl0rk with all improvements
bounded described
ing at point the said souhery side OF Fifty "a.
which Is distant hundred ninety easterlv
rum the corner formed BY the section Of the estsy
0 Ninhave with the said sOuthorly side OF fifty ninth
thence soathsry and parallel with Ninthave and partly
through party wall hundred feet aud ave inches .ho
centre line the eastsy along SAID cenue
line twenty feet; thence norhery and parallel IhS
Nnthave and partly through party wall hundred tee3
aud ave inches 20 the a.d seuthsr side Of Fifty
and thence westerly salt sOuthery Tty.antH
s twenty nine feet 10 the point place OF beginning
s. KAUFMAN, EDWARD u. BIZ kGHARD
HPna Attornay. Ne BsekmAn Cd. Cav, Ratsrsa
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Business Chances.

DARTNER WANTED-In an Established
and prod able lumber business To man Win tlOOuu
willing 10 live IN the woods and take charge OF the hnah. 81
part - the business good chance get rch special CIR
cnmsancc connected with the business make line open
ing --..-
HyOu business address with stamp, DELkGLIs *
HUTCHINSON, Amigo, Lang -aie County WlscoIsh'
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OF udgnent u foreclosure and sale ale ara
entered sreu IN 3h VI MAY, 1884, l. UNDER
signed judgment named viii sell public
ZION the sales Rooms No III Broadway tho
,ity of YORK 5tl OF June. 1884 o'clock
noon, by John T. boyd aacaO3eer, the following 10:
scriDed premises All that lot piece parcel
OF situate lying and being the .ouLhery side o: Fifty.
ninth street between the Eighth AL nth avenues n The
I'VE y.s@cond ard City OF New YORK With all IN.
thereon bounded amt described follows wit
Commencing polu- said rlery side OF fy ninth
street which distant hundred and tftyeight feet 2SS
formed by The intersection OF
the ry line with the -outherly Ina
OF then s0ntbery and parallel with NiDth
avenue partly thFo IEh party wall hundred feet
and 90 and inches 10 the centre line 81 The
thence eastery and along said centre ne nneteen
10 nortucrly and parallel with The NintA
through wall hundred feet and
i've uc hes 700 feet inches te said southery side 81
sfie tvnnth - feet the pons
or plsce oi beginning EDWARD n BU HARD,
s. KAUFMANN Referee.
- - pita~. Atfor,av Paeknan
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN LOAN AID TRUST co. /
ll3 Broadway. :
CCPONS DUE June 1, 1884, of the cOnsOlida =
~ tel per bonds Of the City OF Galveston VIII be
paid al the Office of the American Loan and Trust 60
". d. SNOW.
secretary.
OFFICE OF IHF INDIANA, BLOO3uSGTON AND WESTERN /
RAILWAY co, llJ BROADWAY, NEw.loRK. :
COUPONS of this company due June l
~ 1881, Will be paid at the CoCbin Banking 20.
T. W DUNTON, Treasurer
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY
w cOMPANY.-Ths following coupons due Junel 4.
- viii be PAID and after Monday Tune al the oCe OF
the company, NO. l9j Broadway, n z, VIZ:
NJ. X. E I. Railway. General COnsOI Mtge
TebO & SeOshO r. r. lst Mtge
East Line & Red River X. Il. LIST Atge-
II g. HENSON. Treasurer
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financial.
.RA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, !

oFEcr %n Ne.s. EsF y ISsgR Msv g
AT A MEETING of the Directors OF this
s a M TaGMa - e
GEORGE z. HOWE Assistant secrsis-y OF the COMPANY
ST EDGAR FoHMAN wi" Ffr T. Sa
USTED STATES TEIsT co, OF EEy " OK
ELECTION FOR TEN TRUSTEES OF
n this com pany constituting the first class snd Tor hfSs
aP ~ s o. no e 81 DAY o. june hrst
Tuesday between the hours II L T fod p secretary
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
" No. Il BROADWAY; X y ,s
Notice IL hereby given that the agreement between TINS
COMPANY the Elevated Railroad Company anu n
Metropoan Elevated Railway Company, dated November
H. 1881 commonly the Merger Agreement haVlns
been rescndd holders Of FIRST ou
pany and vi thereupon equal number OF
shares u 81 4e sos e o. s Of May iss
Holders Of Sasea si0f S c 9i Sheh
have stamped thereon the memorandum OF agreement Win
the Ne"'fork Elevated f D. " Mc%iIIfAMs secretary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -
oVFIcE OF CoAF washssr OK Ma Nay H. 1854
NOTICE is hereby given en-. to all Pssonfs a %9
ely New YOT II that the r iaa nd %Es a g p1ei
thereof within three months irom the lSt 1as9 % ley
VIII DC ui'A'''"'u Comptroller Of the Currency.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to law that
the annual election Of se en- tTastees q the Gee Of he
company Waist 81, in the city OF SeM-
York g. 1884 The polls WI be open from
three o'clock unil four o'clock, p m 49, ., -, rr
Neg-YOrk, May 30 1888. JOHN H. PLA ~,
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO the
~ authority recton o. the supreme Court that dv
idend will be paid the stockholders ~ the late brewers anu
Maltsers Insurance Company OF New or heI egI re
presenatives half per Ofte par vale OF me
Stock OF said company hall share pro
portion paid by them on the ,th day OF @
Of O'Clock In the forenoon anu
O'Clock in this afternoon OF that day Al me once 0I
Burkhalter Co. Nos 90 90 md 81 Hudlons OK
- - N.AMERMAN,
Receiver Of Brewers and Masters Insurance Company.
New-York. May "a. l-S4.
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CORPORATION Notices.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
nrrlcr nr rHr crfaK or rnH colciov couNcrt-

no & CRY HALL, NEw.YoBK, May 20, 1881
rrsnant IN directions given the following resolution
which adopted BY The Common Council lay H. 1884, ana
approved nv the Mayor the same day vhi 80, -. .,
ved That Thnrsfay 5tb day Of Juns 1884, at II
o'clock m and the Chamber OF the Board OF Pc
AND are mated az The time and place when snd where hs
appllcsOns NewYork city Rsroad SemPaiy
Fan and ~ Eisboas Avenue will no consdersd ana tnas
public notice be given by the Clerk Of this Bqsrd Dy
Ing the same da fourteen days. sundays exc
two papers published IN this city TO be ceenats ~ h
his Honor the according 20 the pfoFsons ~s
ter 252 OF the Laws OF 1884" -. .,, ana
PCBLfC NOTICE Is hereby given that ~ tne um ~
place named In the apphcanons eho
h s aid resolution wiz be considered required by section
OF chapter ga Laws Of 8s4.
The SAID applications are a. follows;
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forses ana Carriages,
I'D 81 GOhe-st.
Ncvv-Haven. Conn.
Builders OF
FAMILY AND PLEASURE CARHlAGES
of the highest class.
For the spring Of 1884
exhibit In warcrOoms
OF tle largest stocks Of
Fine Carriages in this country comprising al the
leading styles Of hoth le and double carriages,
Gentlemens Road and speed NJ wagons
in all widths and weights.
Parties looking for carriage are invited 10
examine our work.
DREMIUM TROTTERS AT HORSE SHOW.
Il MUST TO h SOLD TO-DAY:
No 49-Kitty clay. CLAW rots IN 220 No s.
Kitty Kitty Clay trots 23O Can pole together
In 23J. -
l7B-Perfectly broFen family horse 10 hands bay NO
1-Fine SADDLE horse II hands bay Together very sy
sh pleasant driving team can be seen IN harness al
o'clock
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rHr nEw.YonK crrY rAr1noAp coxpANY.


OFFICE OF THs NEw-YoE CITY RAILEoAD CoNPan1, , I
NO sol FIFTH AyESUE CORNER FORTY SECOND SL,h.Ef'
NEwYoRK May 10, 1884.
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Tn1.sr CO OF Nrw.YeRK.

ths com oany constituting the first class and Tor hree
inspectors the next ensuing election Will De noM Nv W,
Office Of the company the 81 day OF June neht '"o ~
A~So""'" Wv" n II, THORNFI =. Secretary.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-10-09
Tariff and Virginia.
[National Republican. l


1t was in the month Of February. 1861,
that the wisdom of Virginia assembled in a
grand State Convention to consider the mo-
mentOuS question of disSolving the United
United and forming a new COnfederacy
The great men of the State were there
and, to add to the dignity and high con-
sideration of the assembly, special COM
missiOners from other seeding States
were sent and received with the solemn
pomp suited to the historic crisis. 1t be-
came the duty of the advisers of the
mother of statesmen, Virginia, to tell her
what would be the advantages of Separa-
tiOn fron. the North, and in what way
her people would be benefited by seces-
sion.
The great State of Georgia selected as
its representative Hon. Henry l.. Ben
ming. and Mr.. Benning assumed the task
of pursuading Virginia that her interests
lay in secession. To prove this the orator
made a labored argument to show that one
consequence OF secession would be that in
order to carry on the new Government
money must be had; to raise money
tariff must be imposed !; that in his opin-
ion such tariff would be equal to the then
tariff OF the United States; that the tariff
would create manufactures at the south,
and that with manufactures the millenni-
UNI would appear. He said:
IF, then, Virginia finds that she re-
quires certain measure of protection for
any OF the articles OF her manufacture. let
her come in the spirit of sutton to our
Congress, now sitting at Montgomery, and
say so, and if she does. venture to pre-
dict that she will be met in the most yield
ing spirit. By manufactures YOU Wonld
have the cotton trade and your long de-
sired trade with Europe. In short, man
ufactures would give you an immense
commerce. Your cities would become
the distributing points of the continent,
and one of them might become the en-
pire city Of the continent. And what
change would all this make in your State
Your towns and cities would expand, your
COMMITTEES would fill up, your red hills would
recover their verdue, your railroads would
pay dividends, your nexhaustibIe miner
al stores would burst forth, real estate
rise, your heavy public debt debt would
cease to cause you thought
And so the orator went on with glowing
sentences to set forth the beauty Of tar
if for protection to manufactures in Vir-
ginia, and under the spell of his radiant
eloquence the old politicians set there
drinking in the wine of Georgia wisdom,
and feeling that the consummation was
not only one devoutly to be wished, but
one that a gallant people could we'll afford
to do a little shooting for. The speech
was persuasive one, and accounted the
ablest made by any of the special commits
sioners. Leaving out the secession sem
timentS in it, one might imagine from
its fervid commentator of the tariff that
the orator was James G. Blaine addressing
a meeting Of friends in Ohio, instead of
Southern orator trying to beat little
sense into the heads of Randolph Tucker.
Virginia rich by building up industries |
in Manchester and letting Richmond rot !
in idleness on the undeveloped power of
the James.
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Rough on Rats clears out Rats, Mice.
15c.
Trough on Corns,'' for Corns, Bunions.
15c.
Thin people. ''Wells' Health Renewer''
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
&c. 81.
Trough on Toothache,' instant relief.
15c.
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