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DALLAS, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1808.
YOL. I.
Repudiation.
D ilS ’ A R lM I I i.iiT O F
C O ), I n III A \
W e havo frequently published many
But few of our readers arc ¿Vare of A DAY OF THAN K b»! IVI NO FOR THE
things about “ Nation »1 Bankruptcy
w h o le country a pp o in t ed by the
the fearful ext- nt to which the Inibii ot
PRESIDEN
V.
I
and
“
Repu
dia
tion"
.
A
l
l
appreciate
using
tobacco
prevails
in
this
country.
Slain St.y Corvallis, Oregon.
| the fact that the people of the l nited We give some figures from the Report !
------------
W r .n a E ü ç l F u i v e r d it v.
¡ States wish to avoid p National Bank" ol the Commission on the Internal li- v By the. President o f the United Stile of
15. 9 . A l t r e e ,
: :
P r o p 'r .
x x i <> 1 1
o f
¡ S (5 S - 9 . rup tcy ,” nud that “ R e p u d i a t i o n ’ is an cime system on this subject :
d u erica
oard ar.J Lodging on reasonable term-1
abhorrent id a at the pres ait. ti m e; hi t
B R O F L A M .ATION.
in respect to the amount ol the reve
Meals at all hour*.
in the year which is uo.v drawing to
r | V ! E THIRD COV p . s e o f LECTURES
mid taxation {ire uncomfortable re. nue derived from eigirs, elicroot. Ne.. ,
1 of On Institution will commence on the .
^
jt has b ,.e|| tru|y suid that tlierci w;is received by the Govemni**nt i its end, the art, the skill mi l the 1 b r
official reports of Federal expenditures lor istid. g 17*» 7)*'J, 2 0 ; 1 N(> l. fcl»27)7>.-j oi the Mi»»ple o f llie l nited States have
j . ii. u n i ó ,
F O riiT II D A Y D P N O V E M B E R ,
**j b y ; « employed with great dilig|¿u«c and
ea ii nut be reduced “ by figures of rhetor .¡*4* 71) ; 18UÓ, 3 ,u 8 7 , 4 2 l * ¿ L (g#,.¿ t
(RACTlCVL 11% H ill K ami II Ai It
Tobacco,
ch
ew
in
g
and
s
mo
ki
ng
.
1
jAi'.Uor. and on broader fields thau ever
ie
.”
W
f
trill
.old
that
uiendacouB
de
A n d C o n fin ile F o u r M o n th s.
I n d r p n u I iM '.c c , O r e a o s * .
$2.7)70,888,
(>7
;
lStl
l,
8
7
,
08
d
58
1
,
71
;
j " d o r e , and tin- fi uits o f the earth have
n i u l s o f official exhibits, by the Radical
i I»* en gathered into the gr.mery and the
The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT is now es Rress, are calculated to alarm bidders of lMb’), 8,(117,020, (Id.
tablished a# a
Miuff lXtb'>, two hundred and eighty 1 >»oreh< u-e in marvellous abundance
1 nited .States securities.
j H . C A \ T E R B I Î t V , .11. S>..
T h e mass o f our people, including a three thousand,three hundred and twen ¡ O u r .highways have been lengthened,
P E UMAX E S T I SSI TI UTIOS.
and new and prol fie regions have been
majority,of business men, (so ca led.) tv-live dollars.
P I I Y S ir i \N A STKG FOX".
\V«* are perm itted to hope
The means < f ¡1Tu.-tr.tti >n in each Department arc too prone to regard t he subject of
i he lutai amount* received in 18(57) occu p ied.
iastraction
tlmro’
C
-Uf-C
that
long
protrreted
political and see.
au*
jin-jil
ami
t.
National
Finance
asan
obstruct}
science,
from tobacco and its m muiarttire, was
d i \ I M . o h i : c ; o n .
nplctc.
.M
at
ria!
for
ar.
I
edie«! Examiner ter M. u ;U j U.. u 11A In
and, while solicitous for the national eleven million, live bundle i and eighty • t oiial cli.sention^ are, at no <L i m t d a y
suraneo Co. of N. Y.
credit, they shrink from invesiigaling seven thou*aud. se en hundred and ' o
v‘ - J> 1 ^->ee to returning harmony
l'R A C TIF A!. A N A T O M Y
q nest ions which they are fully c o m p e uinet v nine dollars.
i he am ount would ! ' ' “ I Ir.iternal afL etion throughout the
tent
to
understand.
D
is
marvdl
iu-
to
•iiidoubteilly
liave
been
niueb giea teri Republic.
Many foreign Stii'e’.s have
W IH bt i wpj ' i * 1 . Ptieli t-', upen arriving m
j o \ i >
t i e b : j s 5 1 V e -: ì s C-: r ,
1
r . en ll mi tlit* Dean, who hear professed merchants exp ressings * had it bee pos.-ibl to p io .- u . b e i-U'eetive |' iDeied into liberal ag eein nts
t«>\\ ii . are r< «¡ ii
tli
State Street. Salt-ia. O reg on ,
J.dteir
m ¡ I give a:.v ir orni it: ii ile-irnl.
lictude
for
the
national
credit
tmd
the
revenue
regu;tli>
11
»
re.-ju‘Ct:ug
the
¡111
,l>i-
"
b
i
l
e
nation-
which
are
far
off.
and
s thè plaee to go and ¡¿et »olir wat*'n,s,
.1 tu tin- lb ai \ n i 1 receive prompt ut-
next moment advocating a •* Congress- incuse stock ot tobacco held 111 tl e wbic*., bi-ie.ufoie. have been utisoeial
clocks ami jvwidry rep .ir. i io > • i siile. t nt; 'll.
1 warrant «Il my
¡li forano je.ir; if it i
al l ’olicv ” which (;:s statistics prove) southern Stales at the close o f the rebel j
exclusive, have become oar liieuds
not righi. I iu»ko it r
m i D H 1 VL HOOKS
T h e annual period o f rest which we
has swept more o f our c o m me rc e Irotu |jan
r e m i : > i it e u
t ii i: s n o r
the sea- than el;cl d i e ( ’ on c í e n t e cruis
't he average annual taxable produc* have re;e hed in heal li and tia quditv
this city.
Can v procuro
IN TUE POST t ! 1 1 i: V II.PIM I.
e r s ; which lias almost extimtui-lved our ti'.n ot ihedifieti ut kinds oi in.inula, t and wdiieh is cr owned w it ! 1 so many
» . B. Fise va
|
rea!
ship-building inter est; winch has cheek ureil tobacco from Sept
1st, 1* m »2. to b!e.s».ugs, is, by uuivcr ai eon *. nt. a
l i f t r , .11. D .,
h . f
est care,
ed
industry
and
obstructed
enterprise
•June
•
’
>
th.
18».),wa-
tJ.
8
DB,
1 (]S pounds. \ convenient and ¡-uitulde cm* for eulti
al
l^aruity*
Dean ol the i
t».
in
.States
comprising
nearly
one-third
Tli..- amount, at the present rate o f ex j v a 'i n g I*t*r.-onal piety, and practising
SALK M, OUKüOX.
2 - t>w
o f the national do n n iu ; which has ab ei.-e, would return the ( j o v e n i m e u t an public devotion.
solutely des. roved more than a t h o u s annual revenue o f fifteen m illion, seven i
R t l o i a t o i e . recotninend that l o u r s
I lr .W .J O . J i l l T 'IM *:*.
and millions ot a>>. ssahle values in those liundn-'l and tliirtv.six thousand, six 1 day, the _(itii day of N ov em b er next,
¡Stati-; and which blindly persists in hundred and t inety-tive dollars. Wi t h ; *’0 Sl f a je r t and observed by all of
r\' f
C O * ^ N f ! ï f
A T FÍ5 - J •
com
in tting the cause o f law order, cd
some am em iunnt of the present law. (I*“ p " 1*} u‘ ° f tin l nited Stati s, as a
P H Y S I C I A N . A S L U G E ON.
ueatimi,
agriculture,
m
a
n
u
f
i
c
t
u
r
e
-,
and
and with the exhaustion ol the ,-t » k in ; d ¡y o f public j raise, thanksgiving and
•lm
ìr.1
to
<
•
fJJNÎlF ua l.-r-;
r.oi. \, oitr.aox.
¡'till ' of
com me. ree to the keeping o f negro car the e o u m r y , m .d e in anticipation ot tli • 1 »
11 oattlieirv:
t r to the A lm ig h t y ('re.itor nud
g.- iat u n s .
It I* hi.rvtiiou.s tax. wh eh is now near y c f ] C u d
I etbag
Special attcìtion
iv^n to l 1
: and
th* Divine R u ler c f the I nivi i>e. l>y whose
(lieHi : a l .''SciT hniiilisp,
d u c . : , s ol women.
hou! 1 Mot (LdU'iiissiou believe that t i e govern e v e r w atchful, m erciful and giae.ous
that no fe-sed m» rehauts
ju re, ive in the carnival o f ign •ranee, in* ut may safely rely upon an annual iT o v id c u t v ahn.t
dates and n itinu.s.
1 diiorder, am] de lructiveue-s. which lia- revcuiK* irotu this sou re*.* for the itnun no i. ss tli an families and individurl
Dry
. r i ivs. ( U tnlng. Il >ot> gn-wn out b f the negro Miff rage policy diate fntuie of ut least eighteen million men, do live, and move, and have their
(•t ( ’ hi ress,' somewhat to ina e them do lars.
Icing
■ \ ¡ .*■•!.cis, liar <uare, ( ‘ro. kerx, lia
là
*. ; é x í Í M D E B .
appreciate
111
-■
e
nifi*
ttrv<n
b
tween
such
in witness w h e r e o f I have hereunto
'" a r e . Drugs aiol Metlleiues, d o , etc..
l ì E A* T 5
i s .
Iturfible lui.-govcriinu .if and the coudi.
set my hand and caused the sea!
Will * ’I tli,’ .-mco
A ü i ü w it h a C h a rm e d Life.
tiori and prospects o f our linaneiiil
o f the I ’ n i u d States tu be tiftixod.
iFTICE <.n St.it ■ ,:r, -, , . r
system.
W e admonish those who are
1 folic at the city <<f Washington, tliis
Al l great cities are full of strange
Store. S.t! tu. ttrogni’ .
capable
o
f
form
ng
a
.*
him
I
j
iid
gm
onp
in
Iweli'th day of Octo ber , in the year
All op r it;.}«.* perforai. 11 y i. ar \v.»rra:-.? i .
characters, but at pre-cut New O rl t au -
’ 1 * >ir Ttriprovrmcnts, these ]>r mi • s. but >vho So.ve Veen tool i-xuola
W e v ili n*
to give «.itofactioii.
o
f ii ir J>r i, one thousand eigfit him
ut li.iH l.-jH « I
Living lie rtf is
.-!.
tliiul
to
iiivu-tigate,
or
too
mucli
'
ai
lo
ci
Barn,
Statile,
dred and sixly eight, and o f t!ie In
.JlH" One of tlic firm noy Ve fourni in <> ir '
r bou ¡o ^
au individual wiiii.s*; remai kable e ar* cr
ofli :c from S u’cluoV. \ m ., u oil I i*. •! . 1 ?’
!. !
imbued
with
parti-ansbip
to
exercise
dependence ot the Lulle d S at* s the
mie
otber
<)utbui!dings.
i- almost without a parallel in the an
nri
nery
, 1 ■ i v.
their
reas
-ni
g
powers,
that
i
f
ilii.-
|
_
ninety-third.
,,i r wit n Live Aereo of tìo> *1
inis ot romance.
l i e was born in Indi
JS’y
E. V. H. AI I \ VN !»ER.
ANDRE’»Y JOHN ON.
n gro sttflrage busine-s. which is wasting : ana, and is uow about fort y years of age. Rv the l*u-;.l*’i t :
WlLI.l.V M ii rwt **i*. s' « o r* ’ a * v ot S'.itcv
Lan ,1 set in 1 imothy. 'i iu re is oti the treasure and discarding the intellt |
li s name is Edw ard OaiutiiM*. lit iug
Splendili W e ll o f Water. gonce o f the land, is not brought to an
the I
11’ A l SOX .V filii A'ALL,
> e g i g e d in a per-oiial difli> ulty vv.ili a
early termiva'ion, the demagogism of" | mau n.lined S in q s o ti.a t Ma*lis>*n in lli 1 T h e M AG »ALI N.S OU X : W Y(»l K —
WI Nt ì A: A ITE R .
A r t l i i U i i** ; » : s l
S.
is A
tlu* country, which stands ever ready to mil o. iX iG , lie kilie 1 his antagonist j M r (Hive r D y* i a rue' e o ; •* The 1 a g-
Ci
1
t
>
ili1
,
»’
.
iter
!>y
net
i
pioiit by ahti >iiii l condition.-,w ill appeal and tied to the A m erican armv then e n d.tic* S of N « w Y rk ( 'i t v . ” in Par. a , d s
II0U JH C A R P Í A Í S :.3 ,
;• • I î y i"‘J C X [•. v' t 1 * * ■ ' .4 ; i ir ll » l .* J111 to an overtax d people to elect men to
Monthly for Se [iteu b*-r is q:i* to a »
tering M ex ico.
A t I he battle o f Cli .p- I
At jl V.
TN D l ' L N M i X n : O R E (JO N .
Congress pledged against vot ng appro ultapee he w,i> taken pri onci, and lay ,-t art ling US ••'1 !»e wi< k. lest m .n in
w i s h et ArprTi.
. > »
N ew Voi k, wliic Ii made s nell a s•*n-a-
.... pr
t wide fufvtjm interest on for month- in a M .xiean dungeon
\ ¡’ U c
Or.
Sri»:. 1 -, o*1. priât ions to
ILL Uke 4
!>-• j
ti li in th e J “ ly and A u . nsi mi tubers
1 nited Ftatrs bonds,
i his would in
mg releasod a* last, he m a r i e I a Span- (
and fouutrv. ,- . . ..
..... O ... a t
o
f the same ma azine. and has a much
practical re; udiation
W c hop»c never
ish girl, and settled on the Bio < J i.mde j
more pr eticil hearing.
A c c o r d i n g to
to see it.
But when men o f respecta-
Here being attacked by the ln d i o i s ,
him,
there
are
six
hundred
and forty
liilitx abase tlvinselves so far as to voti
hiiu.-eifand family were carried into j
.-even
kn
*wn
houses
o
f
prostitutes
in
for negro . uflr.igo, for the sake o f oh et
captivity, where he again spent two
N w ^ ork. and he explains some o f the
\ - 0 « Li V 4 T 2 S 3 . V «
A i r F A T : i n g a p . ditie il favorite to office, we may y a is.
I'.fF-'eting his *>ea^e lie joined ;
hellish devices y which they art* pro.
...
...
,,, .
,
well a*k the Question, “ Wt.at will nun
ATTORNEY AND C0UH3ZL0R AT LAV.’
a ranger com pany and w as shot in .i ti lit i • i i
>
M I I. O
* J
\ nleil with min it. s, m dilitiou to the
i not d o tor [-any purposes :
w til the l ainaneh* s, se..iped and left
-upply *.u hi* i naturai female imninr.il
DALLAS, OR E d US.
Thro e 3 cars ago, hud the question
y. E R f H A N T S ’
EXTIIAN CE ,
l " f dead,
l i e , h >w> ver, recover* i
11 ■ i t \ liiruisiies.
1 ii sonic Cases tlu* very
been asked whether it w. re ea-itr t>>
j' inoil the W a lk er ex •«•«iition t*> X ,..li
<'a!il'.rnia '¡Ir ti, be lo w Montgomery,
PECIAL attention given to Colli fions,
p
rents
o
f
the
girls them -elves profit
, popularize tin: idea o f "Niigro Suffrage
ngua, win re he was wottmL <1, c . tur* I
and to matters eon uve ted v.itii r -.¡.i I talc
S A S / IiiAXCJSt ().
| or th t o f •* Repudiation,” eight out o f
ami again imi nsoned. But b ein j: again j
ten would have gnswered : “ I could
id easi d, he sailed i >:r the l m u d Fiâtes 1
abb* oeeupaltnn.
Jir D y e r s in-eov-
not be induced to vote for e i t h e r ; ” I ut
Vi
ill
Was
WI’»
d.-
1
tu*
Vestid
he
¡i
ami
!
c .M l 57 \\ E L F
•S. c .
t ries, whih* probing into thX great ui
E S S i A F K ^ I I I T I B H ’J I r .
the majority 1 old he led into voting
he h a rd y os<■aped wi th l i - ìlio
He e*r « f society, are o f *xci t d;n g i oteros*,
J ) E N T I S T ,
NEW PII 01 *.
*l Repudiat mi
sooner than “ N eg ro
Was one o f t In* pas-eogerson the 1 fated j
and *!<• ti ve attentive1' eou-td* r.itiou
Suffrage. — S. F. Call.
I'tllt I D A I , D , OH l A. O N ,
Evening Star. and again escaped death ;
¿
P .!< ;», <>n tin* Ppring V. ll**y road.
from jibilanibrcpists.
A p >int worthy
D.MS—NO 8 'J l irst » treet’ ly % If f i.f mile Iroin the Terry, ttiu uiul-.r-
DENTAL
where .-<* many p er bh ed .
II«’ is n *
ot note is a- follows ; “ A 1 •«r_-*• m a
A c c i d e n t a l l y S h o t .— Mr. J.
figij'.d have ocelle*! a
resident o f this city and dciigh's i . the
jority
<>f ilo si* girls w n e once Sunday
( ’¡iplingcr, * f this county, visited his
relating o f adventures wliic ar«*c r a n
Schoid scholar-, and n any <>f them ar»'
son in-law, Mr. Scott, in Linn county,
Blacksmith and V/agon Shop
ly remarkable to a lu-t d eg re e .— X . O. di Uehftrs »»ft liristi oi pi rents.
J . I V . i l l i ' A F E E , '-A- 1 ) . ,
Nuin
hist week, and went into the mountain»
1‘teajune.
Where a’ l hie 1 j of work in their lino will ho to hunt deer.
lifts »if th-in were I H u o i l y Sumía*
(Lie day last \vc**k. as
ex* « tfil | ji inpily and w itii ili-patch.
Sello,>
1 tenehers :<n*l UH'Uibei» * f < lilis
we understand, they left cutup tog* ther,
■ REPAIRING done t • order.-TVlp
Th
e
following
named
per-on
*
h
vc
ti
ii
<
huivlies.
Ili** -¡.me i ainful {.ici»
Jil
MANN A FIERCE.
and while our separated, supposing that
Office—near rcjiilence, cirncr >•! Lit.erty an.I
•*ii**rs oi
they were about one mile and a half liOen chi sen as offi. ers in R isa L-alge. itavi he* n r< v eab’d by f ho
Court street«, Salem.
lit'
in
Lon
ton.
the
.Midnight
M
!
SSK
)1)
apart.
Whil e going through a very No. o 0 , 1 O. G. 'f.. lbr the quartet
TO
tour huudrctl Ltils rescued from the
thick bi u s h , Mr. Fcott, suppo-ing he ending «Jan o l s t , iS ( il ): David i *. Fret
streets
and dens o f vice in L union by
saw a d* cr, fired at it, the ball striking
tvuian, W. C. T. ; Sarah A . 1’ i e t t , man, that Mission, nearly every one bad been
J . E B A V lD N O r«, n
I> ,
Mr Capliugcr in the left arm, about
five inches below the shoulder, break, W. R. II S . ; Miss Martha A. W el c h. a Sunday School scholar or teacher
PnYSICIAN & SrUGEON.
¡ng the bone in the arm.
T h e coat W li. 11 S . ; Mis.sM. E. W il l i a m s o n ; / : m d their aggregate att ndauen nt Sun
( l l l l l l ) i l l . t i l ( l and I j C l l i f t H
I N D E P E N D E N C E - - - OKEDON.
that Mr. ( ’aplit)ger wore was something W . V . T. ; W . W . T a t i - o u , W . S , lay School anioni ted t«> one thousand
two hundred and sixty three, years— an
j ot' the color o f a deer, and the mistake
C O A L and
IK O N .
Albert S. Chitwood. W. F. S. ; Rosa average o f over three years to each
. was not discovered until the shot was
Cole, W . T . ; Miss M a r y E W e lc h , W.
J. A. APPLEGATE.
W. C. WIIITSON
g H
1004) TON S.
: fired.
Mr. Caplinger was nearly twen-
M
;
A
l
oi»z<)
Williams.
W
.
D.
M
;
A p p lc^ r<Ttc A \Y liils o a ,
I ty-four hours before he reached a phy-
James B. Chitwood, W. I. G. ; J attic.-
In Store and Afloat, For Sale by
T h e Chronieìe gives a smncwhat
! icinn, and hopes are entertaiined that
Attornici at Law,
J. R. DOYLE,
R. Uolinuii, W . O G. ; E. M. Va ud cr j
D A LLAS,
:
:
OR EGOS. ¡
he may not lo.-e the arm.
T h e rifle
graphii* deset iption o f a relig >>u< meet.
San Francisco. [lOly] 413 A 415 P acific & t
vort, W . Chap.
that
Mr.
Scott
had,
carried
a
half
ounce
Office—In the Court 11 ¡use.
ing ilio editor ha*l attendi*] in San
hall. Tli is is the third or fourth acci
A S t r a n g e C k o c e e d i n g — Tiic R*
Frati* iseo, whieh w >s beiti under thè
dent that has happened that way, dur
publican members o f the Lower House | _
lauspicea c f a creo 1 whieh bel'evcs i n
ing the last two or three years, and
o f the Oregon Legislature have all re j ‘
.
.
some have proved fatal.— Unionist
signed, and tlu* G ove rn or has accepted | ^
coming ot Christ.
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A T T O R N E Y A XI» C O U N SE LO R A T
their resignations.
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LAW,
HAVE SOLD MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
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nothing
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the
greatest
provocation
(|,c eoca-ion, the Chronicle s avs :
Dry Goods and Groceries to J. G. Brown,
A woman wh o was arrested a f* w
S a le m , O re g o n .
and all tlio-e indebted to me by book Recount, days ago, in Cincinnati, for being in can justify such an unproved nted a>:
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1 H L L practice in all the Court* ofRecotd will confer a favor, by coming forward immed
tion
as
this
wholesale
desertion
of
duty.
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t,lat (ll,
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ul, »»hieli is met in Spir
w ami inferior Court« of this Xtuto.
iately and making settlement, either by C’usli male attire, confessed that she had worn
Office, iu W O kin di A Co’i Brick, up stair*.
D aily (^S. F . ) Morning Chronical.
j Ul|jist ,,
ti,ILrs ¡,ud W o m e n s ’ Rights
or Note. J. U. Brown is uurborizcil to settle men's clothes for the last nine years,
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all accounts.
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an<^ *,ail filled various stations, ranging
T h e above from a Republican paper j Conventions,
with narrow receding
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SALEM, OREGON.
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In pursuance of arrangements just entcrc*!
into a* per above »tinouucement, 1 make my
bows to all customers ot tl.e bouse aud .tesire
a continance of tbeir favor*. I nose desiring
good bargain* in dry good*, groceries, etc.,
etc. will do well to remember Brown’s tiro
proof brj^k.DalL-.
J. G. BROWN.
Justice.
Til m k s g l y i n g .
Tabacco Statistics.
I f the popular beli ef in the parity o f
our republican form of government be
well tou ded, there «hould be uo need
for elaborate arguments in favor o f Free-
Trane.
T h e f-iui pie question o f justice
being decided, must forever set at rest
all cavil, f*»r surely none o f the advocate»
o f “ protection ” will avow a purpose
to do that which is palpably unjust iu
order to benefit themselves. Let ua
any. exchangt^pi'commodities in
tbi- light, and the monstrous, injustice
o f legislative interference in the traus*
action will at once beeomo apparent.
I
have earned, by a certain amount o f la*
bor, a dollar and a half; I want a pock
et k n i f e ; Mr. Rogers, o f Sheffield, E n g
land, has produced a knife with the
s me amount o f labor as it it cost me to
earn iny dollar and a half, and is willing
to exc ha ng e his knife for my money,
i his would seem to be a very simple af
fair, concerning no one except Mr. Rog-
• is and myself, and in whi«.h I should
have e ’early t h e ' right to accept the
terms lie ofters; but here the Govern
ment steps in and says to m e : “ O u r
American cutlers cannot produce a knife
with as little effort as Mr. Rogers.
Iu
oder to do a remunerative business,they
;*re forced to ask three dollars for the ir
products, and therefore we have placed
a duty . I' a dollar aud a half on the ar
ticle you wish to purchase. ”
“ B u t, ” I
reply, “ 1 do not want an American
knife, and 1 d o want an English oner
experience having shown me that the
!.*tt r i- better tempered.
It may b e n
mere whim o f mine, but, at any rate,
the only knife I wish to buy is the one
which Mr. Rogers offers, and I cannot-
see why 1 should be forced to pay twice
as much as be ¡¡.-ks.
Besides, I have
only got a dollar and a half.” •* It can’ t
be helped,” returns the law, “ you must
either perform twice as much labor, s o
as to e.iru three dollars, or go without &
knife. Our domestic manufactures must
he protected."
Is not the glaring in-
ju.-tice o f such a proceeding manifest?
I 'ufortunately, this phase o f the tariff
question is seldom if evor regarded b y
the protectionist«, whose rhetoric i*
founded not on justice, but on expedien
cy
It is i xpedient, they say, that ev
ery branch o f American industry should
lx* developed to the utmost, . Granted;,
but for the best development o f any in-
«1 us?ry no means can be as effective a»
Ire** competition T h ro u g h its influence-
eiiiuhitioi) is aroused, manufacturing
processes are im p io ve d , and the quality
o f products bettered.
Give any man*
tli • monopoly <>f a certain manufacture,,
and the inevitable result must be a re*
fixation o f bis eare and deterioration
o f li s goods ; so that even on the score
**f ex pe di enc y, our present protective
system is unjustifiable.
The terenq o f
forcing the consumer to perform extra
/¡lx» in exc ha ng e for what he desire»,
is self evident that we may safely leave
it to our r*aiders without further com
ment .— Free 2'ruder.
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W h a t e v e r view may be taken o f
the tacts, it cannot be doubted that the-
uianncr in which * Th e W ic k e de st Mau’
in .New York has been published iu the
pipers o f that city,and the religious no
t o r i e t y thut has been given him, have
b. i n unfortunate in their effect. I f he
is really converted, no advantage can*
arise from such heralding o f all the de-
11 Is. I f he was too cunning for the
u**< *1 men who have made him famous,.
ud has used them as a means o f adver
t s un-nt which would have been impos-
- ¡Lit* without their aid, nothing but evil
can be the result.
W e should strivcf to
bring even tiic “ w itkedes” under the
power of the Go -p el , and be discouraged
from no attempt at thrir salvation ; but
if we succeed, let their works praise
them, and grace will have all the m ore
honor, while humanity will be likely to
be cultivated in the hearts where deprav
*iy reigned.— S, F . Occident.
D e a t h s of t h e A p o stles — T h o
following is the manner in which death
overtook the A p o s t l e s : Matthew is,
supposed to have suffered martyrdom,
or was slain in the city o f Ethiopia.
Mark was dragged through the 8treeta>.
>f Alexandria, iu Egypt, till heexpired.
Luke was hanged to an olive tree itx
Greece.
J o h n was put into a boiling
cauldron at Rome, but he escaped death.
He died u natural death in Ephesus,
Asia. James, the great, was beheaded
at Jerusalem.
J am e s , the less, wits
thrown from a pinnacle and beaten to
death.
1 'hilip was beheaded. Bar
tholomew was skinned alive.
Andretr
^1 a Warehouse.
On pr»>misillg to re-
en eye*, ami an expres-n>n ot con ten
was crucified aud pounded while dying.
all unbiased men.
sutne the attire of her SC.X, she was let
ance iietoking li'tlene.-s o f mind and Tlmmas wa» run through with a lance.,
.,n(] a contribution taken up for lier
T o an cpit >ph on a tiusbaud ami wife contr iet»-d itle s
It is difficult to J u d e was - h o t with arrows. Simon waa>
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in
an
English
graveyard,
this
holy
text
bel
eve
that
our
Saviour
would seek cruc fied.
benefit, w hich netted b-<>.
Matthias was stoned. Barn*
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is added :*• T h e i r warfato is a> eouq-li-^t
h ir society if he should revisit th
af»as wa- stoned.
Faul was b e h e a d e d
* sr th.
by the tyrant Nero, at Rome.
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