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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's County, Set:
June %. 1891.
Ordered by the Court, That Edwin II.
Powell, administrator OF John l.. Powell,
late Of st. Mary's county, Maryland, do
ceased, give the notice required by law 10
the deceased's creditors 20 exhibit their
claims and that the same be published
once a week for six successive weeks in
the 81. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JAMES Il. NJ. RALEY,
Register Wills for 81. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hero
by give notice that ! have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters OF administration on the
personal estate Of John l.. Powell, late
OF said county, deceased. All persons
having Claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
to the subscriber, on or before the 2G.h day
of Dec, 1891, they will otherwise by law
be excluded from the benefits of the said
estate. All persons indebted TO the de-
ceased are requested 81 make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
EDWIN T. POWELL,
Administrator
June 25--6wo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

The situation in st. Mary's az
we see it 10: That s'charity begins
ct homes" We are in favor Of our
follow countian over the favorite of
any other county; the Clerkship Of
the Court Of Appeals for a st.
Mary's man means more to as than
the Governorship for o Carroll or
Montgomery Countain or 0 Balti-
more City man.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

xortuary.
Mr.. Thomas Harrison, o well known cit
izen Of the 5th district, died at his resi-
dence near Charlotte Hall, May 81, 1891.
aged 90 years. He was genial and hos
pissble gentleman, sad was highly esteem
Cd by large circle Of friends. His dis
position was 70 forgive his fellow-man and
10 live in peace and harmony with all.
In 1859 nc married Martha A. Harrison, q
sister of Col. Theophilus Harrison and
Of Lewis Harrison. His wife survives him.
MIR. Harrison, with the exception Of Mr..
Thomas G. Ward. was the Oldest Democrat
in Charlotte Hall district, and although he
had bean in feeble health for some time he
never failed 10 attend an election. His fu-
neral took place from All Faith p. z
Church. +. T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

Last Friday nights hail-storm
was very destructive in sections of
Lancaster county, Pa, 10 the to
bacco and fruit crops. At several
points Saturday morning the hail
was still several inches deep on the
ground.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

Patrolman Michael L. Carney, Of
the western district, Baltimore, shot
and killed Charles r. Butler, col
ored, in self-defense, and, and was
justified by jury Of inquest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09


CHAPTIco, July Q, 1891.
Messrs. Editors:-It was my pleasure on
June 30 ulto. to be present at Commence
ment exercises Of pupils Of school No. 4,
4th Election District, taught by Miss Rose
A. Edwards. The day was fine, and when
the door was opened. there was quite
rush, by the large audience, for favorable
seats.
The Exercises began promptly at 4:30 p.
n. The Music (piano and violin) after
certain selections was excellent, indeed.
The pieces consisting of comics, senti-
mentals. dialogues, and operettas were well
performed. The manner in which the
little ones acquitted themselves throughout
gave esvidence of earnest, patient, and
thorough training by their worthy teacher.
Twill not attempt TO comment upon any
particular pupil for all performed their
parts ably and creditably. Mr.. Eugene s.
Burroughs delivered IN able. interesting,
and instructive address TO Inc pupils. Re-
treatments, and later, dancing, which was
kept up for some time, closed the enter.
tainment Of the day.
The teacher, Miss Edwards. deserves
much credit for her able and efficient
work In the schoolroom. She has o large
school and the manner in which she gov
erns it reflects much credit upon her; and
/ think the patrons should feel proud
Of their good fortune In having secured
the services Of o teacher 30 eminently
qualified and self-mcrifcing in the per-
iormance Of her scholastic duties,
Below. give Program Of the evening:
Words Of Welcome, Josie Edwards.
Closing Day, (Chorus) Small Children.
Goddard Mattingly,
Dialogue, Grace Hayden.
Concert Recitation, Small Children.
Harry Edwards,
George WEIGH,
"Have Shine. SahP Z: Hayden,
Willie Mattingly,
Willie Davis.
Homeless TONIGHT, Grace Hayden
Alma Burroughs,
Nina Burroughs.
May Burroughs.
Which Shall Is Be Carrie Penn,
Clio Hayden,
Lulu Davis.
Motion Chosss, All
Carrie Burroughs
Lillian Edwards,
Berthe Burroughs,
Operetsa, Mabel Edwards,
Carroll Edwards,
Ernest Penn.
Good bye, Lillian Edwards and others
Closing A tidre4, Eugene 8. Burroughs
q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

The water flowing into the salt
basin Of the Colorado desert Ia
found TO come from the Colorado
river by way Of Carresco creek.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09
NeseraI0ic Persons

Ana those troubled with nervousness resnting
6Un care o. overwogk Win be relieved b. taking
Browns Iron Bjtters. Genuine
- trsds mark and crossed rcd lines On vrappex
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AsessMsss - 3 hsrwass.
Rose Crost iii besoI4 next Tuesday.
DE. Witt Hamrnj1r. II Wsshineton, i
visiting relatives n b 1|arvsa
Monday the LeoSnrIfown Juniors best
the g. Clements ~ zine By score d
81 to-
Miss Alice Ansel = Idaho. and Min
Mamie Whe, of n2fnore, are visiting a
'Ellenborough.,
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iished next wei.
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Of Bal,;r,ors 49, -. -;.;,;.- !, aHrn'
,ev,. pe.ras.r ss.s,.-',s 49,
The aofsc;ar. a. ~ sbe Union now
bears A Stars sssr be;ne added Last
Fourth for the nev. SAT- - Idaho
NJ, r,...,..p : -. .,.a
a store n Am $3.50, .or.,v ana NJ.
moved ,bere v;sI - nm;,v Nav hs
.,..sss, ~ '-s -
only place in the county as which there
MAS any spar,s, cs,s,,-.,;rn ~ ,hs aGloy;.
ous Four,hn
rain Of weineadsv nivhs there was no
-.a -. - .'s' - r.",s..
Thursday la
u;.unovss a., N. ..on.~t,so~n hasa.
hsIl err ,-sIl~s1<~.v ro,c,..,or. ,-,sh
4 tha lssIre,< .,c,,,-s., 8. = n ~;sh nm
hova s,,cce..
w.,-p- -. -
ago was SAINT 70 The Maryland Hospital for
treatment, Il home again and apparently
sas good a. new
IN ox ,,,..;a. ,.r.. -. rr;r, IN. f.on.
1900, -. e NJ n,;vs poh.n.r
sna - M,sscsshs~;.. p;n,sv w.,son ls,.
.-.a,.,.. - O. 49,. ca,,;r.rv
With ,,s lac. ,s.ue ths x.,,horo, tpa,.ts,
comn,e,ed ~ sssh volume The ga..ts,
- ora :, ,hs -. -. IN ON, Sat-
.,a p~;no. nao-.s,s .so.,,a =. r,ora Of 4,
|
Inc Leonardtown Dali CLUB nave on
hano games, On tne nome ground WIZ
no.y w. sei, An m'u on.po
on WIG i0sn' Aa1 on 'As A''1 eAp0S' W ~
7" oa'sef' couny
A U. S. pension Of "a per month haa
been granted to James Sewell. colored, Of
this village, because Of rheumatism. jim
was g sergeant in Co. b., SO U. 8. Volun'
tees and ID said to have been good SOL
der.
A letter from an esteemed Baltimore cor
respondent earnestly and forcibly advocat
ing the nominations Of Messrs. Franz
Brown and Frank Ford has been misplaced
II would otherwise have appeared in THU
issue.
We invite esnecial attention of house
keepers TO the new advertisement of 8. ID
Notions. We know Of this house that !
Is thoroughly reliable and our readers viii
there find bargains and fair-dealing.
DIR Ruase,, Murdoch of Ra,.;more ha,
rsrfo,u,ed an orers,;on Gov ca,a-ac, unor
~. sva ~ nr a Iacr snald;rg =
Ieonsrs,ovn A. l.sest renor,s n vs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09
SAMPLE COPIES FREE +!

The sammy S0sstIs, our great
Southern Family Weekly, should be taken
In every household. The price is only
~ year, and present which is worth
that amount Of more Is sent for every year
ly subscription. A sample copy will be
sent free 10 any address. Write az once 10
J. Il SEALS & CO,
June lie Atlanta, Ga.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09

Cares Ini tises3ion, Bili0nsness, Dyspepsia naias
ria, Nerv ossnosa, and General Debility. Physi-
fsam rsr uranond &c. An dealers sen L. Genuine
tastEado' |ask and cyooDpd ned lines ovuppes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09
New Advertisements.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr..
J. L. HrLToN as q candidate for the Com
missioner Court and say that he will be
warmly supported by the Democrats Of
FIRST DISTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09
Spring Signals !

OF Clean, Fresh Goods. You are look.
~ ing for good values, and care not
whether they are offered by a handsome
man, or homely one.
THE plain facts, simply stated, with I'M.
approachable
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June lid
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-09
Operetsa.

Goodbye Lillian Edwards and others.
Closing A tidres, Eugene 3. Burroughs.
81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

n little question sbesi the speedy eon-
strac,ioa o, The ROAD from Cassnaish 70
Clksemopi JubStioa before another year 10
past. The company vill hold . meeting
81 spriSs Geld 10 elect directors. and sitsr
thai the suhscrirtioh books will be opened
Immediately. Already large amount Of
stock 10 pledged. and, II wssiherheld votes
No 10 issue bends ior few ihen.snd dol-
lars, work will be began ., once.
The following interesting memorsnds
vill shov bov the general oeicers OF Yer.
mont fought during the un OF the rebel.
lion; Vermont seai shout "a 900 men 10
The var. She had cue orsensrsl vii
liam Y. Smith; three bte,et mslorsener
sls. George J. stappafd, Lewis A. Grant
and wilhsm Weils; four brissdiersener
sls, John W. Phelps. Stephen Thomas.
James Nj. Wsrner and Il. II. Sioughion
five bscvet brssdier'genersls, George /.
Foster. John X Lewis. william W. Henry
Edward II. Ripley. and Charles D. Slough,
ton; total 49, OF these the three breset
major generals were wounded from two 10
Eve times, tvo Of the brigsdieng nersls
we're wounded. and all Of the brerei briga
dier gepersIs we're wounded, which shows
conclusively that the general officers OF
Vermont led their men and were under fire
with them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

Dor Csusdlan beisbbors are 10 Q .iiua.
,ion TO JUICE impartislIy 10 regard to the
operation Of our recent tariff law snd the
Oar adam Manufacturer hiss this 10 ssy:
A mosi iorc,ble illustration 81 the benz
dis OF high tariff policy Is shown where
the United States has forced Brszil. Spain.
Germsny and other countries 10 show
special tarili fsyofs. where before hostile
hrifi. operated 20 largely e1clndeI Ameii,
can products. AID from this Canada might
take . profitable lessoa Brszil has always
found the Uaiied States her best market
Tor hides. sngar. @ fis. ETC.. bat the hss
always Imposed heavy du,ies upon Ameri
can Aour. bacon. lard. etc. Under her
sysieu OF protection the United Ststss vss
able to say 10 Brazil. We propose TO admit
certain OF our products 90 the same ,.rmf.
II you do not do this. then &c will levy .
heavy duty upon your products OF course
90 eli knov hov quickly Brazil say The
poin. aud seceied 10 the bsrgaio. The
name lever opened cubs; and bow Ger
many has concluded ths, il she desires to
sell millions Of dollars worth Of lee, sugar
10 the Uliied States. seeding IL there duty
free. she must chsnge her mipd about
American bog p'odacta accept the invei.
table. and reeiproesls .. the die.aiion Of
Mr.. Blaine.
These arc come Of the benefits OF pro,sc'
ion and scmr Of he mssns BY which pro.
ection NAY be made 10 aivsIoe foreign ~
veil - domestic trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26
STATE NEWS

That the waters Of DeeffeId river are
likely ip the near future To be used 10 Bos.
tou Is a statement that few will at first be
lieve possible, yet it is thought to be possl
Bile. says the Deerf,ld Valley Times
Boston's water supply is getting short and
her water commissioners have looked far
aud near in vain for feasible source o.
supply uotil they nov think the DeelfieId
river their best source lfthey should de
cide to use these waters an immense dam
will have to be built near Shelburne Falls
snd = conduit lis miles in length built.
1t will necessitAte 40 immense outlay of
money
The % = annual meeting OF the Vermont
Dairy mems association is to be held 10
Brsttleboro about the middle Of January.
Ell ITS are being made 10 secure q large
list Of prominent speakers. and so far the
principal officers have been very success
full in this respect.
Ny catsrrh was very bad. For thirty
years | have been troubled With ii--bsve
tried number OF remedies without relief
A druggist advised Elys Cream Balm. l
have used only one bottle and can say
fee. like new man make this voulun
tsry ststement that others may know OF
the Balm. j. W. Msthewsop. (Lswyer,
Psviucket. II. /.
A most destructive FIRE occurred 10 Mid.
dlebury. Sunday night. Several stores
and other buildings we're burned and the
lose sill be nearly Sl00. 900. The Ere start.
ed 10 . building at the east end OF the
bridge and burned everything on that side
10 the dry railroad bridge aud come on the
other side OF the street
willism Howard Smith and bis wife.
Arnold Smith. Who live 10 the
town Of BrooIfeld near Eat Randolph,
passed their 9th wedding anniversary on
the 4lh met Mr.. Smith gill be SIS 10 Jan.
nary and Mn Smith 10 in her s7th year.
OF their nine children they h.ve ouliivei
III bu, ore. Mrs. Jenness. With whom they
have made their home for many yesrs
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are in soei
health. and expect to live . number ar
Fesrs. one msn. Sprsgus Arnold. il nov
living sbo wss . sure, IT their wedding
n 1924.
The agitation over the Black River rail.
road Question Crews rather than sbs,e. Al |
ine soes 90. ssys the Bellows f.lis CORE.
poadsni Of Springfield Bspnblicsn. There
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

The supums court 81 fiorsds b. Issued
. nsnasnns ordering The secretary OF state
10 siso tee CON mission q II Il. NJ DAVID
sou Is GATED States sepstor. issued - tia
by Gov. Fleming. A. 10 hls ,qai,sble ~
10 10 tho sess the eourianpfesses 20 opin'
zoo. That mssi be passed upoa b, The
sens,s 81 wabiagion. Call sss reelected
8, loiai meeting u the legislature, siiep
dsd by malsiiiy u the assembly ard =
minority Of The sens.e Gov fieaioe did
DOT recospiss The erection 81 valid, sbd sp
pointed Dri5son, II Is democr.iic
qparsl ep,irply--a siroggie pet~sen Cali
saJ bis eaemies 10 decide whether he shall
be bees Of the state or moi. The case will
no 10 the elections committee Of the senste
at Washington nei, month. and will there
be decided 90 i,s merits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26
I'LL 3 LATHROP'S ESTATE.

- State Of Vermont, District OF Manchester, ~
~ obate Court beld at Manchester. within
and iol sald District on the 23fd day Of NJycm.
Der 4. % p9l,
German N. Brownson, Administrator on the
tsitie al MI Is. Lsihrop late oi Manchester ~
.sid istrct deceased made application 10 ssid
Court for license to sell ali The real estate Of de-
e, astd, representing that the smoubi u debts
from said deceased Ia fSG5 -, charges VI admin,
istration are estimated At $50. value u personal
estate 1903, 80, basbce Of debts ubsgesbie on
The real estate Is t217 O., and represents that II
IL necessary 20 sell all The real estate Of said dc.
ceased to pay cebts and charges Of sdminisua.
ton
Whereupon II was ordered that hearing on
ssid application be held al the Probate ONE IN
Manchester In sald District on the 18th day Of
December A ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock A. n and that
notice Of said application The nataIe and reasons
thereof and the time and place ~ hearing there.
on, be gwen 10 all persons Interested by Tho
publication hereof three weeks successfully Ia
Tho Manchester JoUEHAL. Newspaper printed Al
Manchester In said District, previous TO sad
time Of hearing.
A true record,
Attest. J. Il. FEss. Register.
true copy Of record.
z9,w Attest, J. y. PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26
b riofc fsisirg . protect

onio Democrats are Disguised because
they received little ont aide help 10 the
ite hetiou and tLres,en dire vebgence.
lite following note by one Of them 10 .
,prclmen: 10 OHIO alone the issue which
Clrveisod forced upon the party sas on
trisl. aud 1, vas Ohio slope which received
10 encouragement from him. He could
paddle sroupd IN the puddle 10 which
Tsmmsny sud Ton Piats we're doing their
isundry work. ard be could so TO Mssss.
chuse,is TO help Russell ~in spurely per
scasl victory on purely local issue. but
he hsj no time TO help 10 Ohio man Who
bad si~sys been bis loyal supporter. aud
vho .s leading bi. party in . 6gbt 10
which every other Issue had been sacrificed
10 that Of tariff reform.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

One OF the most notable acts OF tue M
tionsl convention Of the Knights OF Labor
Of Toledo VAS the adoption Of an amend.
ment 10 the constitution thoroughly en-
dorsipp compulsory education. Although
a majority OF the delegates we're Roman
Catholics 10 religious belief, yet the
amendment demanding that all children
between the ages Of seven and fifteen be
kept in school ten months 10 the year Was
adopted without 9 dissenting vote aud
With 49, ,arnestness and z'st which show ed
the men to be- thorough believers in the
doctrine The, sdvoc ted. itis not strange
iL~' lsboIl lneu should take this position
yet II - mot. he l,ts indicative OF u grow,
leg public .,rtinfnt that must have a
mos, important effect on the future Of
public eduraiiIn and intelligence, When
srea, ns,i1nsi organic ,tion Of working,
men with quarter Of . million or more
mem bers uuites in the unanimous support
II q thorough education il is the best
proof OF the hold q the free school upon
public opinion. snd viii gres,ly lessen APP
preheusion. The workingmsn's children
are the onts most likely to be effected by
compulsory education laws, and when be
endorses them the enforcement OF such
ensctmepts becomes vastly easier.
Professor GJldgin Smith has made al
eloquent plea before Canadian sudieL CO
for Unlimited CONNER cial reciprocity, to
be followed by political union, with the
Uoited States simultaneously q counter
proposition Was made by the Tories Of the
Dominion for enlarging It's resources aud
increasing It's population by diverting
European immigrants from our northwest
ern states and territories to the British
provinces These tbings eisnify dissatis'
faction with existing conditions 10 Canada,
and yet the condition of Canada can be
considered as unsatisfactory only in COM
parison with that OF the United States, or
because OF the close beig hborhood OF the
two countries. To have gained q popuIa
ton OF nearly 5000. 900 to have built up
. merchant marine that is exceeded 10 ton !,
nsge BY buttwo or possibly three of the
crest nations OF the world, to have de
veloped agriculture 10 despite oil some
what iphospiisble climate. and to have
made . good start toward manufacturing
prosperity. are scbi. W nentE OF which any
people 10 q colouisl stage msy be proud.
That Csnads's debt is uudnIy large Is due
10 part TO eiiicial corruption, bu, far more
TO rash expenditures made 10 3 patriotic.
but elusive, hope OF rivaling It's richer
neigbbor. The Canadian Pacific road may
be instsnced rs . great undertaking pro
cited long before il was needed. But,
~bstever the canses OF dissstisfaction may
be. Csnsds IL restless and DESTROYS Tor
charge Of condition. OJe party seeks
after improvement by means OF unlimited
commercial reciprocity siih us. Another
desirer complete political union with us.
and this is the most aggressive and pro
gressive party In the Dominion. Anu, her
desires eepsrs'ion rom Britsio sod ns,
tionsl existence as an independent 70.
public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

TIE farmers Of Kansas and Missouri are
svsppiue crop sioiits, which is far better
occupation ibsn listening TO third party
ismentstion. A farmer in Csss county,
Missouri. raised this season 100 acres Of
~hsst aud 100 VI corn. The yield Of wheat.
3 800 bushels. sold at the nearest station
for eighty five ceuis busbel. . total o.
s2972 The corn averages fiiy bushels
to the acre. which st fifty cents bushel
will bring 81 300 This farmer has twen
~ acres In hay. twenty acres OF bearing up
pie orchard. fiiy head Of cattle aud poul.
try yard. The net profit for the year on
the farm sill be $4,000. This balance
sheet should be sent to Mr.. Mills to divert
his mind from conte mplstion OF impending
agricultural ruin in America
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

Reports II statistics gathered by the
iri,ish Board Of Trade, have made kaos n
Ito fsct, that the average vsses OF first
clsss laborers In iron and coal Industries IN
Great British. is below 81 per day This
gues to sbo~ that while free trade may b.
endured by the capitalist. It proves to b.
starvsiion sni slavery TO the labofIus msn.
Protection and reciprocity should be the
wstchwoids OF American labor, rather than
Tree trade. which is the bsfbineer Of Brit
in seriiom TO The ssge esfners who hsye
heretofore rrnsprfed under laws protect
log Am,fiosn Industry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

When American vsships arc built from
American designs. they ere oil right
Wbeu they are built from British designs
they are likely to be oil wrong. Tbs
cruiser Pbilsdelpbis. which vas construct
ed alter plans bought from English de
tigners by Secretary Whitney. Is 20 top
heavy tbs, ate is unsSfr. aud the defects
esp Gully be remedled 81 = cost estims,ed
irOm $40 on to s400. 600. All the cruisers
ct American design are models Of marine
architecture. stability and convenience.
L lcle Sam should psironIze home talent
exclusively IN building his wssbips.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

The meeting Of the American Bankers
Association 81 Mes Orleans has been pro
liae 81 silver Literature. Tso papers e..
Eeeislly sitrac, noiioe--thst Of Secretary
Foster on the silver &C, Of July II. 1880.
sud ihst Of MI william p. 81 John. o.
The Msfesniils Ns,iorsl Bank Of Nes York
60 'hs tree coinage question, The Gnst
ssips inporisnce IRON The oficisl standing
OF the winter The secOsd 10 noticeable
for ,ss radical and bold s,yls 10 which this
eIesp,iorsi Nss York banker argues for
free silver eoiusss. Secretary Fostes a..
soc 10 isror u The sci. siih . statement
81 ~ pfo,i.ions ssd The opsrs,isns ander
u AZ 10 the notes 90 certificates un5sf II.
a. aass. 6si. ths, they srs redsensbis ID
gald o. silss coin. 81 the option Of the see
's,sry Of the Treasury. Bet in . sabss.
q sesi paragraph be speshs Of srse,ly the
came loiss - tAsed dollar ios dollas 90 The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-26

Although the Confederate constitution
forbade protection, the blockade during
t4e sar afforded the highest kind OF pro-
.eoli5n and even Jefferson Davis came to
iaok upon u as not an unmiIed Evil, for Ia
bis message OF January IL. 1868, be said.
The H. uues resulting from the interruption
u foreign commerce have received com
pebsst,ons 10y the development OF our own
resources. and after referring 10 the new
inau tries ths, furnished munitions OF var
lie added that the noise OF the loom aud
lie ,riunips Wheel may br heard ~ the
l.nd, and concluded 10y saying LIT us
then Join 10 returning ihspks 10 God