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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
WAY END CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
A Fatal Case In New Jersey to BE Brought
Into Court.

A Fatal Case In New Jersey to lie Brought
Into Court.
There will soon be tried in Fiverton,
y. j., Il ca which promises to be ono
OF tho most important viii h have
come before the courts in many years.
1t invol es points which, il the Prise.
C tion is successful will practically end
I e practitc OF the doctrine known as
Chr It an 5 .ience in the I nited tateS.
II will ut Leaf be II long step in that
directi n. Realizing this tho Scien.
4 t. are going u make Il great ii MT,
and % Osed 10 the n and c ually de
iermined a,e the doctor. Pack OF It
all Is the death h.. cons IL ption OF a
70 no woman named Sadie hell, o.
RivertOn.
Sadie began t. cough about ten
mooths ago. A phi sician was con
>ult 4 IN declared the girl to ! o in
the eu"ly stag = = o. consumption. He
thought It possible for her to be cured
provided the closest attention was
Ii en- &c her medically. me OF Sadie's
riends. hearing Of her illness. sent
Mrs. Bessie 7. Glenn. Il Christian
scientist. t. her. and after one sitting
with the girl the latter wa, S 20 IN
pressed with u belief in the woman )
power that -hc to d her parents they
had better tell the physician rot to
call again. This they did and Sadie
{ und herself solel in tho hands of
the
Sadie'S cough grew worse. Eut still
she hal faith in Mrs, Glenn and that
woman intimatel that she should have
,cme recompense. although she had
declared that she never took money.
In al So was given her. sadie al the
time 20 ting worse. a few weeks ago
Sadie died. Mrs. Eienn was not com
pe cnt TO give n cert ,ticate of death,
and when the local physician was APP
pealed TO he refused, As ii was not his
case; and 20 Sadic's death had to be
reported TO the coroner. In New Jev-
sey there is a law which provides that
a person who practices faith cure or
under the guise OF Christian science
attempts u make cures by religious
means, commits a crime and must be
punished by not less than thirty da,
in Jail nor les, than SlU0 fine. So when
the facts OF the case came to
the knowledge OF the iurynen, they
were but a snort time coming to the
lived longer had a regular physician
been employed and having roof that
Mrs. Glenn was a practic.nr Christian
Scientist she was held in bail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
When her case comes up in court
the interest OF IN ny erssons through
out the county viii center in the little
New Jersey town, and i Mrs. Glenn is
convicted am sent to prison it will be
the greatest blow Christian Science
could receive. Other States too. NAV
take counsel from New Jersey and laws
Of a similar nature may 90 on the
statute books all over the United
States.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Mayor William, Wins

y telegram received at Sioux raus
states that the supreme court has rn.
versed the decision of Judge Jones in
the Chief OF Police Dickson case. and
held that the chief could not draw 'ar
after the mayor had discharged HIM
Last May Mayor Williams ~discharceJ
Dickson from the force because te
had worked against his election. The
council would not have it that WAY
and the chief continued TO work and
the council ordered his salary bad
Mayor Williams refused to SIGN tbs
warrants and a mandamus was pro-.
cured. On the hearing Judge .Jone,
decided that the warrants should be
signed by the mayor, but The supreme
court decides otherwise.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

GUTHRIE. Oklohoma. special: Dep
uty Sheriff i. X. Albert has returned
from a trip to the Creek Country.
bringing with him Il gruesome relic.
While travelling along the bank of the
Canadian River. near Thurbcr. he
found among the tall grass IL pair of
rusty handouts clasping the arms OF a
skeleton, which was partly buried in
the sand and partly tori to pieces by
wild animals. 1t was all that re-
manned of some prisoner who had un-
doubteuly escaped from his guards
some time in the past. and in his en-
deavOrs to get away plunged into the
ttreacherous river and been drowned,
! the body afterwards being thrown up
on the sand, to be dragged and torn
by wild animals and Toasted upon by
buzzards until naught but IL few bones
Il the iron m~anacles remained.
ORANGEBCRG. ). c., special: Rob.
ert COpes, county treasurer, while re-
turning in Il buggy from a tax collec.
J ton tour in the country. was ambush
ed ana shot. The whole country is
aroused, and cores of meE are search
ing for the murderers. As yet moth
ing has TRANSFERRED to fix the indemnity
of the assassins. Every effort has
been made to apprehend them, but
without success. Cope's satchel was
found in II walmD near the scene of
the murder. with several Sits in it..
The satchcl mad contained his money.
The amount missing will hardly exceed
$40. The men took everything the
treasurer had. except what was con-
tanned in his left hand rouse pocket.
GUTHRIE, oklahoma, special: AT
noon J. NJ. Johnson and John iender-
son. who are :ontesting Tor Il valuable
claim northwest of this city. quar-
relied because Henderson attempted To
plow wheat Johnson had sown and
both began shooting. Henderson with
a revolver and johnson with Il rifle.
johnson was not hit. but Henderson
was shot III the body and his son
through the breast. The boy died
from his wound an the fathers con-
ditiCn Is critical. Johnson rave him.
self up al G. Both men are quite
prominent. johnson being the Demo
cratic candidate for the Legislature in
his district.
ARDMORE. /. T.. special: Near here
Terry and Fanny Cox, . and IL year.
old respectively, were burned to death
and {. NJ. Cox. their father, was "a
badly burned that no hope, Of his re-
covery are entertained. They were
trying to I'LL q lamp with coal oil while
the wick was burning.
San ANTONIO. Tex. special: Victor
Ochoa, Il Mexican revolutionary lead
81. captured Il few days ago, was taken
out OF Jail by masked men. 1t is SUP.
posed he was kidnapped ana taken to
Mexico. whore he will be shot. He
could not be eXtraditcd, rs he is an
American citizen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Bradstreet's Weekly Review.

NEW YORK special: Bradstreets
will say: Merchants in various por-
tions OF the country report that in
some instances the condition of bust
ness has realized their anticipatiOns.
and at other points the recent bright
outlook is modified. General trade
continues checked throughout some
portions of the regions supplied 10y
Kansas City. st. Louis. Omaha. Min
neapolis and st. Paul, due to u%nseason-
ably warm weather. In the south low
prices for cotton continues TO affect
business unfavorably. Reports to
Bradstreets from III national. state
and private banks of discount at l22
cities in the United States show to
tai deposits September ] last of ST.
935. 600, 900, an increase OF about Sol0.-
O0O, 900 since September /, 1893. just
after the panic. but a gain of only / OF
! per cent. since May /, 1884. Reports
to Bradstreets' from $50 savings
banks at 50 cities, with deposits ag-
gregating tive-sixths of the grand to-
tai of all savings banks deposits, indi-
cate that the Withdrawals from such
institutions. for a variety of motives,
since May |. 1904, aggregated Sll3.-
600, 000. Exports of wheat, flour in
cluded, from both coasts of the United
States and Canada, for tho week
equal 3,353, 600 bushels, as compared
with 1892, 000 bushels a year ago.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
IN THE EAST.

WASHINGTON special: secretary
HOke Smith has requested ;he Secrc-
tary of Wan to send troops to Indian
Territory to suppress the lawless
bands which have been operating
there aId in the adjacent country.
BUFFALO, n. y. special: j. S.
johnson rode Il paced mile in l:31 40
on the TOnawanda course. paced by Il
quadruplet. Electric timers were
used, and it is claimed there a be no
mistake, II Johnson actually went
the fastest mile ever ridden by a hu-
man being. He will try it for another
record.
WASHINGTON special: In his re-
port to the Department Of State,
United States Consul German at Mat
amOras. says the effect OF h new
American tariff is being felt III All in
creased trade in northern Mexico.
Large exports of dressed hides mules.
horses. etc, for which the Mckinley
law was prohibitive, have been added
TO the usual exports.
NEW YORK special: There vas an
Italian christening in James Street
and it ended in u stabbing atfra.y, as
the result of which two men are lying
i'm hospitals fatally wounded. Data
Paspuolli received an ugly cash in the
left breast. and Rodco Petrallio was
stabbed in the neck. Maria Tonti
was cut in the right hand and Nalero
Dondolio had his right arm gashed
from the shoulder to the wrist. Data
Pasuolli and Valcro DOndolio We're
held charged with the cutting.
WARRINGTON special: The Brock
inridge-Pollard case is now formally
Of court, the notice OF appeal
given by Col. Breckintidge at the
trial bejaS dOcleted and dismissed on
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
FOREIGN JOTTiNGS.

VANCOUVER, B. e., special: The
steamship Empress OF Japan brings
the following advices from the Orient:
The Chinese loss in the battle OF
Iakushan was: Killed, go: wounded,
252. The Niv Pom publishes an &C.
count of the encounter between the
Maya KOu and four Chinese ships In
the Yellow Sea. A fierce fight en-
sued, in which the Maya kou san n
Of her opponents and then escaped in
"a more or less injured condition.
Fierce prosecutions have broke out
in the TWO southern provinces OF
Corca against native christians. Al
ready Il large number OF native con-
vert, have been murdered AMI many
robbed and beaten. Actual attacks
on foreigners are lladc in PeGln. l..
Il. Headland. professor OF mental and
moral science IL the PcNln Unlver-
sity, WAS attacked 10y IL mob ana
stoned and beaten. ant had Il narrow
escape with his life.
FRANKFORT special: The annual
German social Democratic Congress
opened in B"oruhciu. i suburb OF
Frankfort. in the presence OF an I'M
mense gathering of %worhmen. The
congress, WAS attended by go dclc-
gates Of both sexes. Including nearly
all the socialist members al the
Reichstag and the Diets Of >lxony,
Baden and Bavaria Also many Aus
TRAN. Hungarian, swiss and English
socialists were present. Wilhelm
Liecknccht. the well known socialist
leader. welcomed thc delegates.
YOKOHAMA special: Count Ito
H%ilobumi. president Of The Council Of
Minister'S, made in elaborate speech
in the House Of Peers regarding the
cause of the war. lie read the corrc-
>%pondence between China and Japan
before the diplomatic rupture. Tue
speech ma IL a good Impression. Vhe
Diet was unanimously in favor of c0u-
tinuing the war, and will grant every
thing that j. or may be asked for by
the Government. The bill providing
for the issue of 4 war loan vas passed
by a unanimous vote.
ATHENS special: Prayers for the
restoration OF the CZar to health We're
offered throughout Greece. Services
were held in the Russian Church
here. and were attended by Il large
number of persons. Among those
| present We're the Duke of Sparta the
Grown Prince and his wife. Princess
sophia of Prussia. the members OF the
Greek Ministry and all the diplomats.
TEPETETLAN. Mex. special: Brig
ands led by the notorious outlaw.
Julio LongoriO, attacked the ranch Of
Francisco Perez, killed him and four
of his employees. Rural guards went
in pursuit. Word has just been re-
ceived that LongoriO ana two of his
followers have BEEN captured. All
will be shot.
ST. PETERSBUEG special: In Il rail
road collision ear l'rIy Biikowo.
twenty freight ears were demolished.
y. quantity of brnzine exploded and
ten trainmen were killed.
BUDAPEST special: Forty houies
have been recovered from the cOllery
at ANNA. whore IN explosion Of fire.
damp occurred. Thirty were serious
ly injured.
LONDON special: \ dispatch re-
ceived here from Shanghai states
that negotiations for peace between
/ China and Japan have been ~reopened.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

GEORGE DENNY IH county in 1879. The
following year he was made Chairman
OF the Republican State Contra Com.
mittee. AS a delegate from his dis.
trlct he attended tho conventions OF
1854 and ISIS at Chicago. Judge Denny
stumped the State for the Republican
tickle, in 1872.
Morris -. Beardsley. recently noni.
mated for Lieutenant Governor of Goa.
neCtlcAt EY the Democratic State Con.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
THE SCHOOL Films
VIII Soon he Released r,.
school Tnxc, Ia

S"""" Taxes. rayinr
south Dakota's school fund
y growing and in u comparnt;n rapid.
years her citizens will bc .e1yi few
from paying taxes for tho released
her schools. When SGT SUPPORT o,
state the general Gover part as a
south Dakota 2,S23,3aO nuieht gave
to be used for school purposes OF and
constitutional convepiinnr ,o', ana the
put a clause in the cons,i,,nr3 Wisely
none OF the land should b b, that
less than $40 per acre. thu, soIG for
interest could be used for sctunnly the
poses and that the rate fon oo' pGr.
the money SO received should h.oaalhg
cent. The land sold up to tha ley
tilne averages q little over present
follows: N'uhtles a.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

+. c k inridge's
q d d trict. For
years Judge Denny
has been one of the
most prominent Re.
publica i n t h q
State. He has earned
the honor bestowed
upon him by his hard
work for his party.
His political career
was begun b y his
election as County
Ind pc of Carroro
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
EmbCzzled Government Funds.

Deputy United States Marshal J.. b.
Carter has arrived at Huron from
Deadwood, having in charge Two
prisoners, John ". Moriarity. la.e
postmaster at Warner, and Charles II.
Tyler, late postmaster at Huffman
Both are Brown County men, and each
Will serve six months in jail for en-.
hezziing Government funds. Morias.
it.y got S59J.45 and Tyler 1903. 81. EacA.
will return to the Government tie
amount Of his peculatiOn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

gascar than NJ. le
Myre d Vilers,
French envoy to the
island He has de.
manded that the en-.
tire nocthea t coast.
including the best
harhor. he coded to
France: that she con,
troll the northern pc,
%nin>ula, and that
concessions OF any
kind be invalid un.
less approved by her.
In short, France i.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Probably Fatally Injured.

Leonard kOetzel, a farmer living
two miles cast of Sioux Falls, and
James Barry. an eccentric character
who lives in Il dugout near kOetLels,
AN together over stock trespassing,
with the result that Koetzel was shot
in the foot and his skull crushed in
from Il revolver blow. He may die.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
south DniSota Briefs.

THE machinery for the axle grease
factory at Custer City has arrived and
will soon be put in place. When IN
operation it is expected to employ 5oo
people.
REPORTS from Miller say wolves
are becoming very bold in some local
tiles, one farmer losing twenty-five
sheep in one day. Raids upon colts
and young stock are also reported.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Eastern Capitalists in the Hills.

Thirty-two prominent capitalists and
business men Of Pennsylvania, New
York and New Jersey have just left
the Black Hills for their homes after
spending several days in looking over
the and future prospects OF
this portion of the west. Some OF
them are considerably interested in
the new town of EdgemOnt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Suicide of an Aberdeen Man.

Frank Shaft, q man - years OF age,
well connected and formerly in busi-
ness at Aberdeen, shot himself with
suicidal intent with u :is-c.libcr re-
voivcr. the bail from which entered
his body Immediately over the heart.
He is thought to be fatally wounded.
An uncomfortable appetite for drink,
inducing dependency. was the cause
Of the act.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

Mr.. Kaiser Of Lakeport, ycung
man OF - years of age, was o%vercoae
10y foul gas in a we'll, anu fell l%ifclcss
To the bottom. Mr.. Kaiser had under
taken the work of curbing the well.
When only seven or eight feet from
the surface he was met by a flow Of
deadly gas. lost control of himself and
fell from his seat to the bottom c! the
we'll.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
To Move the State Capitai.

y secret movement has been in
a%ugurated intended to C the re-
moyal of the capital by the next Leg
islature from Pierre to Huron. A
special from Huron denies the story,
while another from Pierre afiirms il.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01


vention, was one of
the leading ,andi-
dates for Governor.
Mr.. B~eardsiey re-
sides a. Bii lgeport,
was a repre- cntative
of that city in the
Connecticut General
Assembly, and was
conspicuously active
in progressive legis-
lation. Prior to his
election to the Stat ,
legislature deserved
INA
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
LUCKY Alpena Professor.

Good news has come 10 the principal
of the Alpcna Schools that he has
fallen heir to a $500 estate in Ohio,
through the death of n wealthy uncle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

GEORGE DEATIY was sentenced r.
seven years and eleven months and
Lee Eeatly to six years ard nine
months in the penitentiarv. as acces
series to the murder Of Mart Cline q
OWingsyille, by.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Walter Hoffman Sentenced.

Walter Hoffman, q printer at Elk
Point was sentenced to two months in
the county Jail and to pay $3.50 fine for
killing Charles Overhulse Of that
place last winter,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
Files Articles of incorporation.

Articles Of incorporation were filed
at Pierre of the Speartish Eiec'
trical Light and Power Company with
Il capital stock of $4,000.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

Judge OF Pro a.e at Bridge ort. He
Is well-sc ooled in law. is pra, ical and
metho ilcal, and Il nan of equable dis.
position.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

Eha 10 dominate in the
island regar less OF other people. The
straired re ation> existing between
France and England were caused bv
this action OF the Fren h. NJ. le Myre
de Nilers is at present the bearer OF ar
ultimatum to Madagascar.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
His Aim Was True.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. special: News
from Sewer County OF a tragedy
in which three men lost their lives
under most sensational circumstances.
1t has been known for some time that
a large gang of w%hitecaps ilourished
in the vicinity and several persons
have fallen victims. a prominent
farmer named RAIDER, residing near
Henderson Springs. received "a notice
from the w%hitecaps that they would
visit him. He told some of his friends
and they decided to give the white
caps a warm reception. Late in the
night several residents living near
Henderson Springs were awakened by
Il tuslllude Of shots. and as 500 as the
shooting stopped they FASTENED out
into the road. Within 4 few feet OF
each other lay the bodies Of Lie Mel
ton. l.abc Lathom and Isaac keebler,
who had fallen Rvictims 10 lIeltor's
trusty gun.
Eleven Miners Buried Alive.
IRON MOUNTAIN special: Eleven
miners were entomhed by an accident
in the Pewabic mine. The sandstone
coping ~oycrhanging the room sudden
~ gave way. crushing the timbers
without any warning. \ number Of
the men imprisoned are still alive.
Communication vas estab ished by
means of Aammering on rocks. The
men are well supplied with air. Sup
erintcndcnt Brown i certain that III
least eight of the meE escaped uninjur-
ed. bat fears that three may have been
caught under the falling mass OF
timbers and rocks and crushed to
dca h.. Around the shaft are gathered
large crowds Of relatives, including
the wives OF the imprisoned miners,
II the uncertainty of the fate Of their
loved ones makes the scene Il partic-
ularly hcartrending one.
1t Prove. "a Success.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, special: The cot
tOn.picking machine recently invented
10y Bloom Bros. OF Texas, has been
given a highly satisfactory test on Il
plantation near Jackson, Miss. 1t
gathers 30 per cent. of the open cotton
IN Il somewhat trashy condition. The
picking with four men and four mules
was done at the rate of ten or t twelve
bales per day. 1t is thought the
machine will rovolutionize cotton
farming.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
IN THE POLITICAL SWIM.

George Denny. DR.. the Republican Lead
or Ia Brcc<inridge's District.
OF int rest is George DENY, Jr., Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the
Ashland District OF Kentucky. w. G..
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
ENVOY TO
NJ lie Myre dc Nilers Bears Frances III
timatum To the Island.

No per onage has been more to the
front since the attempt # the Frencn
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
THE WEEK IN TRADE
THE BUSINESS WORLD AS SEEN
BY BRADSTREETS.

Three White Caps shot Down by n Farm
er In Eleven Miners Buried
Alive by an Accident in ~ Michigan
Mine-Other Items.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

kn Tha'
| proclamation"
VIII Follow
| me lac Of IND
Waitin
| ,.ltha' now
i; IN lankto
{.tiot. by white @.1
k,,icrno q. the Pre-
Keen signed, I'll
NJ indians la
%l,ecrctary OF
cr,.s has mao
FAIRY out the e,
This land will
%|de-irable' benz
dpred eood ca
(which is rated
:ng county in
The NanktfI
,ies within tne|
|tounty. outs
rounty is we
|tarre' thriving
mans wcli-cul'
wth these ooI
Dec. 81. lS"-
made the IN
mite states
tanning land
~ ~,ettler1ent
w 80 rcimbr'
Inc amount p
lana. Theie
,ndians, who
progress in c I:
taken land J
citizens Of t
are now en-
%o.ficcrs.
soil tn;
The soil OF
black alluv
slightly san,
feet deep.
Laid by Il Ga
careous mar
~,narkable fa
and enables
practical d.
crops in a J
reservation
and stock
when thro'
give the h'
and at the
the land il
side the 7
acre, of or
oats. So: C,
rye, 10: pr
rs yet
f~".ervatit
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01
XIV sol
RESI-

NJ That q ~
PROCLAMATION"
w,il Follow
the lac o. any
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-01

GOVERN
IS lOcatd
miles fl|
another
souri, II
er'n bO1
RAILROAD
city OF
ton, I
Charlie
Indian
resS II
OF the1
thems|
it wOu
from 7
throw
reSOu1
Rich
1t y
| poo
/ Terri
| and !
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-31

labor, and above all, BY the low and de-
pressed state Of the value Of almost every
description of property In the nation.
No relief came until the protection act
OF 1924. Among those who voted for that
law were three Democrats, who afterward
became president Of the United States
jackson. Van Buren, and Buchanan.
Tariff Of 1857.
Mr.. Mckinley then went on to give the
history Of the repeal Of this tariff in 1e48
and the appeal to the country in 1s4s,
when it was repudiated BY the people in
the election Of General Taylor to the presi-
dency.
Then came the tariff enactment of 1857,
placing duties lower than since the war of
1872. and resulted in panic that swept the
country.
Is history worth nothingi Are expert
ence and its lessons to be forgotten? Are
the teachings Of the past to count for
naughtf Is the national distress, business
depression and the universal poverty of
the people, which have relentlessly fol-
lowed the enactment of every revenue tar
If measure in all our history, to be lost
upon us in the calm consideration of this
economic subject Are all these to be dis
carded in the making up of our verdict?
implore you to study them without bias,
for they will steady your Judgment in
reaching . righteous conclusion.