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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-22
METROPOuTAN DIsPENsARY

METROPOLITAN DIsPENsARY,
Conference.-The is to express my gratih-
cation that am cured Of my troubles
nervous debility and catarrh. / had tried
various remedies and doctors until almost
despaired, but your treatment has brought
me health and strength and feel like q.
new man. You may use my name for tho
benefit of others whoare afflicted as WAS.
II. C. PETERSON, 502. Folsom ST., s. =.
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CHAS. ". IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
ConsuitInd Engineer.

Will make Surveys of Mining
CLAIMS for Patent, and will do all
kinds OF above and below ground
Surveys for Mines, including reli-
able Assays Of the Ores Of same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-22

He solicits orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur yevs, and will do all
work in the line OF Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable instruments used. Address p
20 1Jx 546, Reno, New. a16
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Carson Water Works.

sSHI Rr$ERyDIaA OF
/ Company aIe supplied with water
from Never Failing Springs. which flow
rom the Sierra Nevada BY analysis
thiswater is shown to be perfectly free
from all imnnrities. The mains of this
sonI pany having been laid in al the
,rincipal streets OF the city, the wate
rendered avsiiabI to all within t E
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars
stables. etc. supplied on favOrs 81 ,
tSrme.
CARSON WATER COMPANY
Office one bloc We 81 of Mint
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Health is Wealth!

DR. E. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for
Hvsteria, Dizziness, Convulsious, Fits,
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ing in insanity and leading to mi cry,
decay ana death. Premature old Age,
.Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex
Involuntary Losses and Syerm atorrhRa
caused by over-eXertiOn OF the brain,
selfabuse or over-indulb9nce Each
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sl.O0 a box or six boxes for $500, sent by
mail prepaid on rece ipt of prces.
WE GUARANSEE SIX BOXS
TO cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by US for six boxes, acc ,mpan-
led with $500, will send the purchaser
our written guarantee to refund the
monep if the treatment does not effect
cure. Qua antees issued only by W. H.
CHEDIC, Sole Agent, Carson City, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-22

To prove its Won
..derful Power and
Superiority, a 81.
Bottle will be
given or.
SENT FIRES r.
:on application, per-
..sonaily or by letter.
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b Telegraph 10 tie state Chronicle.
CORTLAND. i. Y, Nov. Senator
HUI spoke AZ the opera house here this
Afternoon 10 u large audience. The sen
ator SAID in part: The question OF taxa
rion is important Taxation should be
limited to what the government needs
It is said that the democratic party is
pledged TO free trade. We are got SO
scared at free trade as we were four
years ago. Let NE say that We are not
in favor Of free trade, but freer trade. |
deny that we aim to reduce the wages
of the worklngman. | am willing
and tie party, a part Of which /
represent, Is willing that the tariff shall
equal ,he difference between ours and
foreign labor, but | object to having $50
put OIL when So represents the difference
IN labor. Who gets the $282 | have
yet to find the faim2r or workingman
who has obtained his share"
Ia closing his speech he adjuTed his
democratic hearers as follows:
"a word to democratic voters. | feel
at home in Cortland. The orgap ization
mere is in the hands of nay friends; you
are responsible to me for your good con
| duct. Let no friend Of mine, on my &C
count become laggsrd in this race. Thi;
| is not a question of candidates, but oi
| PRINCIPLES" -"
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New York Safe for Cleveland.

oci 10 TIE Sldte chronicle.
OAK RIDGE, N. c., Nov. 3, 1S92.-
Prof. Hot IS in receipt of letter from
friend Of his, prominent importer and
wholesale merchant in New York city,
who writes AS follows about the probable
result in New York: The result will
be that many republicans will not vote,
and a good many will vote for Cleye-
land ; they look upon him as a safe man,
and they are right. Importers, as rule,
formerly took little interest in politics
many were to be found in both parties.
y ben duties were advanced from, say
35 per cent. to 45 per cent. they merely
changed their calculations of cost, add
iug the increase of price. When the
manufacturers, using Mckinley and Reed
as their tools, undertook to destroy their
trade, then they walked up, and when
the coming election is over the republi-
can party will find that the commercial
class will not tamely submit to have
their business broken mp for the benefit
of the greedy mill owners. 1t would not
surprise me if New York should go
democratic by fifty or sixty thousand ma
jority. think there need be no anxiety
in regard to this state. The danger is
in the smaller states, such as Connect
cut, Delaware, West Virginia, where
money will be poured out with uustinted
measure. In 1898, my partner voted
for Harrison, but is now rampant dem
Ocrat' DIXIE.
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Demonstration at LincOlntOn.


LINCoLNToN, N. c., Nov A horse
back procession of 9S6 voters and about
$50 boys, all cheering for Cleveland,
headed by the naval battalion band,
escorted Senator Vance and r. B. Glenn
through the streets of Lincolnton and to
the speakers stand, erected in the park,
south of the court house, where Glenn
spoke sound democratic doctrine for two
and one half hours to about 4,500 people
of all political persuasion, mostly demo
Gratis and earnestly pleaded with ali
thinking men to vote for their interest.
Governor Vance appeared on the stand
at the conclusion Of Glenn's speech,
amidst the widest applause OF the
audience. All were pleased to see him
again, looking 50 well. He made fifteer
minutes talk, to the delight and satifac
ton of all. Everything was pleasant and
orderly as could be wished. The out
look for democracy in Lincoln county il
excellent
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Cor. to STATE CHRONICLE.
AsHEvuLE. n. c., Nov. 3.-The out
look for Democratic success in this
county and in both this congressional
and senatorial district is very encourag-
ing. To one who has carefully studied
the field, it is evident that Buncombe
will give a majority for all the demo
cratic nominees ranging from 200 to 800.
Crawford Will be re elected by d large
majority. Some say it will 60 as high
as 1900, while Others are more conserva
tive aud place it at 700. John NJ
Campbell, from Buucombe, and Davis,
from Haywood will be elected to the
state senate from this senatorial district,
This district is composed of the two
counties last named and Madison,
which always gives republican majority
ranging from 500 to 500. 1t will prob
ably be as much this year. Brown, the
third party candidate for Congress, has
canvassed the district, but has few fol
lowers. He will probably get 800 votes
in the district. There are about twenty
third partyites and fifty or seventy five
prohibitionists IL Buncombe. Ali ar.
enthusiastic and putting in good solid
work for the success of the ticket The
eastern part of the state is closely watch
ed. The west certainly expects the eas
| to do its part in this election
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."5l.3-3f4 Tn::i.s Horses.

MS third snultl sale Of stand
lrar.ug Horses Friday, Novem-
.a uDyt, and will -e At auction, t.
bidder, about forty head, consist
"a Mares with fo.l to Psmlico, sOr
and 10 Franklin Chiet, ION of BeI
iHj T. 9th r standardized eta
~ 'Icm are grSnddaUgh'ers ct
atg a., sire OF the mighty ieorg'
g-r E4ecu uerr and Happy Nc
Ut l pr lie Nam Hanks, rec
Tie t4t test the world; frlnceps
- he 2:3p lst; Ben Franklin, q =
ust D-ni"! s"mbert, in the 2:3
... II ie the 2:30 li7t; Happy " edj-
.tth l;30 1t; George wilkes, 50 IN the
hi-o ue. two and three Year ole
IaM t-ud d-bfed mare by Standard
- tta3l ena Five trottug-h red geldinge
ld our 3 uUfu -tandasd pred voung stal
tro Frank in Nhief The groa-e-t sire OF
d-ome aud 'peedy colts IL the state. NJ
20 beautiful, 90 well bred and 80 valu-
were - gotten gother in North Caro-
VIA be sold at IA sale Parties OWL
stal ri-ored stock, Ot stock ny standard
ttIi =, who will c mply with roy ierms
ave titlr stock put III my dialogue
Hls .al', y making srrangemf MT
b tore October 10th next. Cats
a ready " octoher 2olh and sli
t.re-t q IN this sale eau sve ore
.lcm on application in writing.
B. T.. WILLIAMSON,
Far View Farm, palt Ugh, y. @.
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Marriage Near WAX G field

Special TO the State Chronicle.
WAKEFIELD, n c., Nov. At the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. A. J.
Chamblee. near Earpsboro, Johnston
county, Mr.. j, NJ. Whitley and Miss Sue
Gharsnice were united n marriage, Rev.
G.. W. Coppedge officiating. Mr.. j. T..
with Miss Blanch Bum, of Earpsboro, as
first brides maid The following were
Miss Lennie Whitley, Channie Whitley
and Miss Mollie Chamblee, Russell Brant-
ley and Miss Lon Whitley, E. r. Bum
and Miss Pattie Bum. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony g. bounteous supper was
spread which was heartily enjoyed.
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Preparing for Vance.
Travelling Correspondent


LINCoLNToN, n. c., Nov. 3.-Exten
sive preparations are being made here
for the reception to morrow of Senator
Vance aud Hon. r B Glenn. A large
platform has been erected in the square
near the courthouse, and number of
buildings are being decorated for the
occasion. Mr.. r S. Edwards, who is
good democrat and patriotic citizen, as
well as first class hotel man,
has placed large flag con-
tanning the names of Cleveland and
Stevenson and those of the democratic
county candidates, on the top of his
hotel and has the building handsomely
decorated. There will be a large horse
back procession and the township fur
nishng the most riders in proportion to
the democratic strength will be presented
with the banner that was given by the
ladies Of Lincolnton four years ago and
awarded to Howard's Creek township.
The largest crowd ever seen in the town
will be present Music will be furnished
by the Charlotte band.
The county canvass closed last Satur-
day. The republicans have no ticket IN
the field this year, and as rule will vote
for the third party candidates, but not
withstanding this fusion, democratic
success in Lincoln county is assured.
Rev G. L. Wilson is the third party
candidate for the Legislature, and is the
man who, two years ago, SO roundly
abused the republicans of this county
and was elected by the democrats to rep
resent the county because he was ther
thought to be true member of th'
latter party. He is now joining
hands with the republicans and richly
deserves the defeat that certainly aWalt
him.
Nearly all of the white citizens of thi
place are democrats and are clever an(
obliglng people.
Col. Annis and Oscar Spears spok
here Tuesday. There were about sew
enty five persons present, about tlfteel
of whom were democrats and four
five third party people,
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Carr aud Jarvis at Ash borO.

Special TO State ChrOnIcIe.
AsEEBoRo, n. c., Nov. 4.-Carr and
Jarvis were met two miles from town to
DAY by perhaps the largest procession of
the campaign and were carried to the old
county fair grounds, where awaited a
tremendous audience to whom they de
livered powerful speeches. The demo
cratic majority in old Randolph will be
swelled by this visit of these distinguish
ed gentlemen.
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Mrs. header Gets tatnage>. !.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

LONDON, Nov. 4-Tbe jury today in
the suit OF Mrs. Olivia Lender. wife OF
Lieutenant Leader of the British army,
against Mrs Eleanor Smyth, wife OF
Major General Smyth, of the l'ritish
army, for damages for SANDER in having
charged Mrs, Leader with the THEFT of d
brooch, gave verdict for Ms. Leader
for $500 damages. This carries ~ith 1t
an enormous sum in costs.
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rYPEW2I EERs.

He8Iqus-t ers Cor the world. sll makes;
don't Fay manufacturer eNOrbitaut
DIT ces; We sni1 aByS here. giving thorough
eX&E8irl alton before accepting. absolutely
fir~f-class condition guarant 81, positively
All makes ~ bout or less than half price:
Nchau- "a -p-eiaity; instruments rent
=d .s4Fa here. largest stock in Tire world;
.Ko entire floor. devoted exclusively 10
typev -r-. Zee eommerc. Il r ting for our
respoGs .a.!.ty; illustrated catalogues ari
spIG .3u-fs free
TTpEWRIrER FADDUARFERS.
81 Broadway New York, 10 Monroe - ,
Chicago. pp3
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A breezy Time.

"a Breezy Time" has been described
by western critics as "a scream iii turee to
tours Translated into eastern eagnsh
that meaos the piece is successful farce
comedy in three acts. "A Breezy Tine
is inherently funny, that it is illustrated
by a cast of exceptional abilities ard that
the scenery and costumes will be sucn
as to catch and please the eye, For the
benefit Of ladies and those who wouio
rather rot stand on the street. a SPECIAL
wire has been run into the Metrl poitan
Hall and election bulletins will be read
out between acts.
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BoIfed His Ticket.
Special to State Chronicle.

Special to State Chronicle.
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., Nov IN G
Price, peoples party candidate fof cor
stable, to dav returned to democracy and
will vote solid from Cleveland - con
stable. A big democratic rally " IS had
here last night Col. Kerr, Capt.
Dortch and Dal NJ. Hardy spoke
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He WILL SupnOrI CieyrEa

BY Telegraph 70 the STATE NDTODIcIt.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Times this
morning says: "Mr. Seth Low. presi-
dent of Columbia college, said yester
day to reporter Of the Times that be
had decided to vote for Cleveland. Mr..
Low has been one of the best known re-
publicans in the State. He was twice
elected mayor of Brooklyn as repub
lcan candidate"
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shall still look for the banner Of New
Jersey; and in the din of victory we shall
listen for the familiar shout of New Jer-
sey's democracy
Senator Mcpherson also spoke briefly.
After the meeting Mr.. Cleveland was
driven to the democratic society rooms
where he and his party partook Of a
slight collation., after which he held a
public rec ption. The lowest estimate
put the cr5wd that attenied at 4, 600. Il
was after midnight when the reception
ended.
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l9olTI STYLE, >PIttG,



he following well-hred.
speedy and stylish horse >:
tr,. bred horse, Robt VI =
ay horse, Is hands hiXh,
Hos a record of -
r-o n North Carolina 10
plbGcra Is q sure fosl
ssess both tract and road
ne and develop iDto
sad carriage horse. This
Vs Happy Medium. sire Of
a5l,; MaXey Cobb, 2131,
V.v apd q stallion recorder
NaNey Cobb this horses
Md Meta Medium this horses
Hd. tyOtted to the pole to
Tire fastest time ever mad
etmand has only been beaten
horses
lu- bay geidtDg 15& hands
PObt Medium. dam Electra
htef Primus is sound, stylish
r.actly gentle, not afraid Of
zines, street cars or anything
taa,ed March 1856.
tj4y W.. chestnut mare, lol,
lli sister TO Primus, IL hand
mi perfectly gentle
are offered for sale not or
faC't Of theirs but because
al duties precludes my te
ylre ard attention upon then
serve They can be seen ~
ON Jones street, between Per
laut. fCr further inform I'll /
Dr JAMES MCKEE
or Ed. H. LEE
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uu III II. ymour, Ind, write:
NJ r. .eh she wss Nonng i
eN wollirg, which groa
ra heath and Lsde h
H.t IN the spring she W.
,u,iiing aud could scarce,
u.,h .u.n cal ago sue took tia
t,al BLOOD Balm, and now sne
@ rux Gs., writes: "Cu
par- ago, while railro' rg
.r' became badly affected wi IA
o son that imp AIRED 10
ar two years Sever of
r cared on rny legs and no j.
t yp permanent relief unit
ht B b b, which cured me en
Ged Fork, Ark, writss:
tlat it wac only with II a.
ANYTHING I used save n
az Hocd Balm, and cal W
Athens Tenn, wit y
ad neei afflicted with ru'.-
~ cu rgement Of the b RI
rei everything l h'sId 4f
mauent benefit until Botanic
s- commended to me After
the sores healed, and n
t than | have ever be :.
omal unsolicits d, because
5oh uedtted."
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VIII Close I'D Tuesday.

81 ECIaI 70 oUdIt
TARBoRo, N c., Nov. AT al en-
thusiastic meeting of citizens TO might it
was unanimously resolved that all places
Of business should De closed o. election
day and the entire day devoted t. the
cause of democracy.
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THE MONROE ERASER MFG CO.

No., have lu, thrown On The market an
ELEGANT Standard ntiqne oak. II. q ia,
Il Il curtain Desk, comp etc in every de
tail Il q b II. Louis. for 81. and it..
same style and finish for as net. snot
crsh see their card in this issue. Send
your order 6itece or send for speoia. circu-
ar. Bar X counfers and government woT X
~ specially sent in your floor plans for
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-Oscar
Jones, negro. was hanged at Owings
vile o-day for the murder of Marshal
Taylor Vice year ago.
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10th Con2rese--7iarch 1. 1867, 10
March 4, 1863.

House republican. Senate republican,
Andrew Johnson (rep.), president
March IS, 1869 Act passed. four
years after The war, to Strengthen the
public credit, under which the bondhol
ders were to be paid the principal o.
their bonds in coin, although the bono
was originally payable in greenb2cks
The people robbed of hundreds of mil
lions of dollars The bondho,dtrs and
Wall street fatten on their Ill gotten
spoils, while the people groan under the
burdens imposed upon them. The pro
cess OF contraction continues and the
ua0n}a suff-r
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Take Simmons Liver Regulator
after your dinner. Il prevents dys-
pepsia ard Indigestion.
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nth Congress March !, 1875, 4,
March i.is17.

House democratic. Senate republican.
Grant (rep), i, president.
June %, 1876 The fraud in deuone-
tizing silver beng discovered, the dem
ocrats passed bill remonetizing silver
and for free Coinage Of silver. Decem-
Der 13, 1876 The democratic house pass
another free coinage bill August ,,
1876-democrat, house pass bill TO re-
peal the act to resume specie payments.
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HiNSTON-ShLEM.
Dying and Securing Works,
SALEM. ~. -.

aa gents garments of evcTy de
clned, ecoured, dyed ana re
Kinds 0 fancv colors ..4dies
phIllrels garments win3tfy cur
ktt-, kid Rloct-, EeLtlemen'-
coats, ! Ct, cOlored and dyed
81 5y steam max ing them az
quH - new. Garmen;s by ex-
ser rrov pt attention. All work
d Pc cea as low as cons istan
a work.
". II BOGEa, Prop'r.
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4Ist Congrcae--Narcb ., $50. go
March 1, 1871.

House rcpublcan. Senate republican.
Grant (fep), president.
July IA, 187O-Act passed TO refund
the national debs into bonds running
ten, fifteen and thirty years. Interest
again made payable in coin, while the
DEBT was contracted in paper, this being
another discrimination against the peo-
pie and burden on the country for the
advantage Of the piu'ocrats January
IA. Randall 5 blil TO substitute
grtenbacKs for national bank notes dc
teated by the republican vote. January
81, Resolutions To pay the debt
according to the contract. whether 10
g:eenbacks or in gold, defeated by re
publican house
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NOTICE..

You c4n have vest o. any small piece
Of goods dyed al Harris steam Dye WORKS
fre- % char e We do ttis 20 now the
people that ~ DO ;b- fines. vgork ever
done ly any house before. Call aad rec
u IT send sample job by Taal and Know
f1r your e.t that we give tie .3we-- prices
on securing and binding address
Harris Steam Dye Works.
7s-lm South Blount =. Raleigh, =. {
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50th Congress- Harch 4. 1887. 40
March 8, 1889

House democratic. Senate republi
can Cleveland (dem). PRECEDENT.
Urges in celebrated messsee tax re
duction. Leaves in treasury 500. 0c0
600 Of surplus, which he insists should
be in the pockets of the pc pie.
Democrats pass Mills bill TO reduce IA
riff
Republican senate stops all reform
measures
5Ist ConGres>-H:arch ;. 1889, 10
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33th Congre-s--March 1, $50, TO
March i,IS61.

House republican. Senate republican.
Lincoln aud A. Johnson (reps), presi
dents
Act q -AerH -, $500. aupri,saeatsrv
to the act Of SIarch 1865, provided for
the funding of the national debt into SIX
per cent, non taxable bonds and the de
struction ofigreenbacks, contracting the
currency ana adding TO the burdens Of
the people by making them pay interest.
Also act of 1865 taxing State bank notes
ten per cent.-driving them out Of exis
tence so as 10 make room for national
banks, and depriging the state legisa
lures OF ther old .ime right to provide
currency for the people Of their respec-
tive States
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WANTED.

Sale-meu on salary or con mission 70
handle ne 'ew Patent Chemical Ink
ITasiug Pencil. The greatest - ling
novelty ever pra5 ueed Eras.~ ink thor
ou-h'y in two Ssca d., no abrasion II ra-
ner. 2t0 10 40 er cen; r-Cft one agents
prcff amounted Il Sb-1 iu siN days. an
other So In Two hours. Me want ore en-
ercet'c geDe-al AZ - fo- each STATE and
territory. For terms and full part culars
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5Ist Con.res>-N:arch >. isS'
7Earch 1891.

House republican. Senate republican.
Harrison (rep). president.
Elect 10y bribery Of voters, Wana-
maker having raised corruption fund
among the manufacturers and plutocrats
Of 800 600
Two democratic districts in North
Carolina elect republican congressman
and give the house to the republicans.
Reid elected speaker. Democrats un-
seated and republicans made good ma
ioritv for themselves. Mckinney high
tariff bill passed 70 pay the manuFactur
ers for their campaign fund. Force bill
passed republican house.
Silver bill passed, increasing the
amount Of silver 20 be purchased by tue
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3fh Congress- 'EarcA 4, 1855,


House democratic Senate republican.
Cleveland idem.). president
Cleveland rcciaims from railroads 93.
900 600 acres Of public lands and opens
the same to settlers. Interest bearing
debt reduced 1870. 0p0, 900
Democrats insist on economy and Ia
riff reform. Silver certificates issued.
Republican senate stops al reform
measures
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HOUSE TtpNDII1al- 0cEd-cTtF J0VFI.
Grant (rep), president
June %, 1874 Revised statutes adopt
ed. In this change was surTepltIou-ly
made, declaring tnat the silver coins
should be legal tender only 10 tue amount
five dollars, go that the silver dollar
piece, always before full legal tender,
was put On the footing IF halves and
quarters. ana silver was thus thoroughly Y
| demonctized. the min,s forbidden to
coin the silver dollar, AID IL full legal
tender quality being taken away. At
tempt made by republicans to pas civil
rights bill. January Il, 16s5-Act
passed to resume specie payments IN Jan
nary, 1879. and the burning Of green
backs continued in order t. contract as
| currency.