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NEW YORK. ;
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pportant New Feature in Uivt-
itnds and Modes of Insurance 1 1
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY,
tXPKNSEiS LE8S THAU-ANT
CASH
COMPANY,
t mVAAL MODES OF PA TMEN1 . UJf than one gallon at one time.
IWUivi". I , UhaU be regained a retail deal
PREMIUMS,
lliiow"-" . . . i wuoiesaieueaier,
BONUS EVER GIVEN!
ALL PARTICIPATING POLICIES,
NO CLAIMS UNPAID;
ILL KINDS OF NONFORFEIT NO
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
.i . .r.
POLICIES ISSUED-
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLEt
LOANS
MADE ON POLICIES,
TEGULAR LIFE POLICIES
AFTER
milEE TEARS NONFORFEITABLE
Mowment and ten Annual payment Policies, Non
ieiUM after the payment of the first Premium. ;
Tclollowing are examples of the pperations of the
IHTidend
'"JCIKS ISSCED IN 1SG2, ONLT FOUR TXABS AGO.
A'T
IKSB'D.-
xio,ooo;
8,000.
' 7,500.
f 7,000.
FRXX.
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11,280.
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13,572.
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$13,572.'
10,848.
10,208..
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s.
s.
2,708.
2,505. '
571.
r.
JJ anenurely New Plan, fiving Insurers the
rWb. .
Cnli0,li?? Policies that lapsed during the war,
VTk!?""! (if In good health) and placed noon a
I dividends the same as if no
i vujirnwi
: Uedical Ilxsiainer.
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1
Hs1, Thompson, jenu
7 r a '
New
- 'jf.c:
To i lay; Taxes and iPro viclfe
for the Support of tlic City
Government.
f.' J
Sec 1. It U ordained by the Mayor and Council of the
city of Slew Bern, Tnat for the fiscal year endi&e June
30th a tez of one per cent upon the ralae alfof real
estate within the limits of the corporation, be and the
same is nerebj laid to be coiiectea. as is by law proy"
7 UfitrtAoraaifUfUTtiAt from and 'after, the 1st
day of April, 1868, no person, firm or corporation shall
nrosecate or carry on el
eitner ox the trades or occupations
mentioned in sections of this ordinance, until he or
raeysnau nare eouunea a license inerezor la the maa-
ner nereinaxter proTioeo. - r I
i rrc. . 1 wrvrtAtroraaMeaiiiax erery person or per
sons desiring to obtain 4 license shall register with the
City Clerk, first: his name, or their name or strl&:..se
Yl th tfU kl aWr II n H AH fav avwlsVa la
aesirea ; intra, ne place wnererknett trade or ; oorcpa-
ucnis to oe cameo on: ionnn;u an rnn-keener. tn
leaily lentalof the boa and x.eimti tabs oosaBied
for sal 4 tmnose," and thersmBoa. apon paymeht tot Sat 1
vniy viers, or outer person snuumsea to coueex-
tax nerem pronaea, snsumsjw vx ana aeuTrra li
cense for such trade or ocenpation, which license shall
conxinoe in force for one montn, at toe place oTprenus-
es acscriDea tnerein. - .
Sec 4, It it further ordained. That if any person or
persons shall exercise or carry on any trade or business
hereinafter mentioned for ine exercising ox which 'a
license is required, without taking out such license a
is it that behalf required, he, she, or or they shall, for
every such offence, respectively forfeit a penalty equal
te three times tne amount oi ine sum ox money impoii
ea zor suca uceusv w iu uc vi iu ciij,
Sec. &, And be it further-ordained,- That in every
case where more than one of the pursuits, hereinafter
described shall be carried oh by the same person in the
same place at the fame time, except as therein men.
tionedj license must be taken out foreach, according to
Sec , AndbeU further ordaiMdjThht on and after
the first dav of April. 1SC8, for each license eranted the
sum herewith stated, shall be respectively and monthly1
paid. Any number of persons carrying on any business
coming witmn tne purview oi tms ordinance, in part-1
ncrship may transact such business at such place, under,
such license, and not: otherwise.. -r
- (1 .) Bankers shall pay ten dollars for each license, and
every person shall be deemed a banker w.thin the mean
log ox tus urainance, who Keeps a place of business
where credits arc opened in favor of ,,any person or
linn, by the deposit or collection of money or currency,
and the same, or any part thereof shall be paid out or
remmitted upon the draft or check of such creditor, -(2)
Auctioneers, shall pay ten dollars for r license.
Every person shall be deemed an auctioneer whose oc
cupation it is to oaer property xor sale to the highest
bidder, r - . -, r- . s . . ....- ...
(3.) Retail Dealers in lkiuorS. ' including all dTstfllea
or fermented liquors and wines of every, description,"
shall pay five dollars for : each . license. Every persen
wno shall oner tor sate sucn liquors in: Jess quantity
to the same pnrchaserv
er in liauors.
(4.) Retail Dealers shall par one dollar for each license.
Every person whose occupation it is to sell or offer for
sale groceries or any goods, wares or merchandise; ; or
foreign or domestic productions. -in less quantities than
a whole original piece or package, at one time to the
same person (not including winesv spiritcous or malt
liquors), snail be regaraea as a retail dealer, v .
. (5,) Wholesale Dealers shall pay fouT dollars for each
license, Every person whose occupation or business
it is to sell groceries or any goods , wares or merchan.,1
dise, bv one or more original package or piece . at' one
time, to the same purchaser, or wines and liquors sin
,voiTTJlnl RECEIVE THE LARGEqI quantities ot more than one gallon, shall be deemed.
a
(ft.) Hotels, Inns and Taverns, shall pav five dollars
for each license. . Every place where food and lodging I
are provided for and furnished to. travelors oi soiournr-
ers, in view ofpayment therefor, shall be regarded as a
Ilotcl, Inn or Tavern. -' ' . ..-
(7.) Brokers and Commission Merchants shall , pav
;;! ; J fotir dollars for. each licence. 'Any person except one
holding a license as wholesale dealer or banker .whose
business It is to purchase or sell stocks, money, good's
or merchandise, or seek orders therefor in original -or
unbroken package&ror produce; or to manage business
.... L .rnn irinc A UTtrrTA T. T.Y UN l frwlcht or whosabnsineeit Li to oarchaaev refit or sell
M Viunsiuo ' -r - ; realestate for others, shall be regarded as a Banker or
Commission Merchant. .
(8.) Theatres, Circuses and Jugglers shall pay a sum
not to exceed two hundred dollars to be fixed by the
City council in eacn case
(9.) BowiiDg Allies or Billiard Rooms shall par fonr
dollars for each license. ' ' : 1 ; ;
- (10.) Horse Dealers and Livery Stable keepers shall
pay four dollars for eachllcense.
(11 ) Peddlers shall py fifty cents for each license.
Any person, except persons peaaiing newspapers, docks
or oomentc produce as tneir owirproaucing, wno sens
6r offers to seU at retail goods, wares or commodities,
travelling from place to place in tne streets snail oe
deemed a peddler. w
: (10.) Manufacturers shall ply two dollars for each li
cense. ' Any person except one holding a license as
wholesale dealer or banker or firm who shall manufact
ure by hand or machinery; and offer for sale any goods.
wares or merchandise ex eeding annnally the , sum of
one thousand dollars shall be deemed a manufacturer.
(13.) Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Photographers
and Printers, shall pay one dollar for each license. ' "
(14,) Express Companies shall pay five dollars for
eacn license.- . r
(15.) All public drays' shall pay twenty-live cents for
each license. a,- i :i- :--t. .,-... -
(16.) i Cart-houses shall pay two dollars for each li
cense. '- ' ,
Sec, 7. And be it further ordained. That all Or
dinances and parts of Ordinances conflicting herewith,
be, and the same are hereby repealed. .
V. - JOHN 8. MANIX, City CfeVk.
New Berne, N, C March 80th, 1SG8,
T ANTED-AGENTS - to 8200 per month.
everywnere, maie ana xemaie, to introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
8ENSE - FAMILY. .SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine will stitch, hem, fell. tuck.
quilt, cord, bind, braid-and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only 818, Fnl-
warranted for nve -rears. We will pav
000 for any machine that will sew a strong-
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can be cut. and still the doth can
not be pulled apart without tearine it. Wa nar amenta
from $75-to $ 200 per month and expenses, or . a com-:
mission from which twice that amount can be made.
Address SECOMB & CO.. Ptttsbbbs. Pa or BOSTON.
Mass.' i ... .. . '. .,
CAUTION. Do not be imposed noon br other nar.
ties palming off worthless cat-iron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. ' Ours ts the only genuine
ana rcauy practical cneap macnirieymanniactured.
Ang xs, 1863, zm i,
; PRICES, CURRE NT.
: nnbbs & Brotlier. a;
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and PtotiHomr
: Dry Goods, Wines, Liquor$t . Cigars,' &e.,
V i Middle Street, New-Berne, N. CJ;f ,
; . j -t . OBOCEItlES. i ' ' ; 'a ,
Coffee, Bio...,....; iw.r...
25
88 .
82
?' 24 i
-45 '
2 25V
. i Lsgnayra.... ......
: Maracaibo.... ;... .
' St. Domingo.;
28
S
20 a
37
1 60 ,
java..i......
xeas, x oung uyson
m . ....
iiyson . . :
- Gunpowder and Imperial
90 1 70
0 3 25
1 00 1 90
1 00 a 1 75
1 25 S 25
20 25
10 5ft 30 00
15 00 18 00
5ov 65
. 20 V 25
- 75 1 00
a 50. Si 0
oolong
UncotJa
apanr..
4 f
English
Breakfast,
Bests . : . ; . : i .L.V.: i.
Flour, from .......;'..;
,vi ifamiiv. ........... .
Gibbed Herrings per box...
Lard...;.:...... .....
Molasses, New Orleans . s .-.
Bice.......................
10
13
17X
17
17
17tf
15
15 -19
'
17X
r. 19 .)
19
19
Sugars, Yellows....
ill
coffee A . , . . ; .:. .
....
3 Coffee B. ......
i i s Granulated
;,rowaerea... ...
i ) Crushed . . . . . . , . . . . . ....
Salt.i;...-.::;j..rf.a.:.UU
Apples, Dried. .i..;...... .... J.......
ITX
60
SCO -
10
12X
moon...
Pork, perbbl.....
16X 20
80 00 SI 50
Beef, Corned........ ...
Butter. . . ... . it fc, . . . .
15
17
SO
15
.50
23
neeso. . . .
' UISCELLAHSOU8.
3oottw&x -
Bi-Carb. Soda...'.
28
11
15
1 85
1 90
88
00
150
Blue 8tone. .........
Corn by quantitr; .
Flaxseed, per bushel
0 00
00 00
1 75
1 10
Guano, Peruvian, per ton 120 00
fifty . y f - 60
Oats....
. .. .... ...
1 00
va. - ' NAVAL
8TOKK8.:-
New Dip...... S 50
Old Dip.. ........ . 2 80
scrape';..:;.... ......... 350
Spirits Turpentine, tax paid by pnrchT 45"
Rosin. .. .... ..TTT... 09
Tar, as to sise . . r.y.V... ; hi - 59
Pitch. .............. .. , y0i
4 00
S 03',
2 80'
60
4 00 ;
2 25
2 60
TTTT
y i i
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villi er.
u u
ter
o
-: nmxrnjw ,
; , , . ' . ."' " ' f .. -. . "...
f- Sometimes at night' when on my bed, ' . .
, ;.Wiapt ronnd with deep, I. seem to hear ...
; In dreams the slow id measured tread ...r
Of sbldlers drawing nearl . '
,v All round tho night Is hobgvwllh gloom c :
The murky air Is chill and damp ; vi,-;
r ; And grim and darktliQ shadows loom- !..;;
y'Abosl the gSeepisj camp; .T, .tT!-;i:-.::: .:-
i llearcr "sai neerHa ground, .
Closareren iep the soldid.kep;
- - fV.
'.Ccdrdwlth a hojlow falling sound.
Distinctly in toy tS. V -'-.;V
, Once mors as oft of old, tolle;
And in the network of my dream H ,
With steady tramp go by.' ;
di
At last they near the sentry's beat ; I
,1 hear his order sharply sound, ;
MHahr and no more the marching feet !,
Re-echo Ver the ground. ' ' ; ; ; ,
it
I hear, or seem at least to hear, : : :
".. His challenge, uttered stern and brief-
' The answer spoken low and clear, ; .t
: 'And know.'tistheReliet . v
; And,' wakingi find it but a dream, '
Bornof the cloud of battle past,; : ':
r .Whose fringes brightened with the gleam
Of peace that dawned at last. ;
J O. hearts borne down by grief and care,
Yearning and praying for the light, :
Watchful, as anxkraen tries, where .
?d ."Yo.u stand hung round with night ; ,
j iWho let no doubtful step come near v
Without the challenge stern and brief;
? Who listen but who never hear . . v :
The tread of the Belief ;s,'U;,v ;?
' Tboner or later it will fall, , ,
t. f Through the thick darkness drawing nisjh,
' And to your earnest challenge-call . .".
Shall angel:lips reply ! " " . "... ".
n0it - hopeVyioil.1
See some st ranee nassion everv want annul v.
Hope travels throuph, nor quits us when we
i ve."rr -Typ- v - . . : : i .
:i' When the half-starved prisoners were ar
riving at Annapolis, from ' Anderson vule, an
aged woman was observed, upon the arrival
of every vessel, esgerly watching the men as
they, stepped or were carried te shore. : When
questioned she . invariably replied that she
waitedjbr her son.- Shir , was repeatedly In.
formed that he was dead ; but day after day,
carrying a bundle of clean clothing, she was
seen at the landing. azin: mournfully but
hopefully at every coming YesseL '
From bondage, woe, and famine sore,
Bearing a rescued band, ,
A stately vessel ncars the shore
Of leaf -clad Maryland,
Where Severn's glancing waters kiss
Thy tide-washed sands, Annapolis ! ,
As denies to meet their valiant ones
Thronged forth from conquering Home,
Bo, winged with love, to meet their sons
. . The expectant people come. '
A tattered, haggard, starving few.
Woo struck and fainting, meet their view.
O man! Ver faults of erring sense,
' Kind mercy's man tie throw ;
Avert, high heaven, the recompense
.ft For this unmeasured woe I
We may forgive, God help I and yet
Justice forbids us to forget. ,
Dark raem'ries rise of shot-torn braves
On Shikih's furrowed ground,
Of countless glory -guarded graves
" By Rappahannock found,
Stone River's mounds, South Mountain's
' crest, ...
And battle-blasted wilderness.
w droop the tangled boughs along
The tomb-watched Tennessee ;
Loud sounds the night-birds plaintive song
: O'er .fatal Qhistee;t;., , ,' ;
Unheeding rests the nncoffined clay.
Unheard fame's echoing reveille.
With patient look, where hundreds wait,
An aged matron stands,
Bearing, like Ruih at Boaz' gate,
. A bundle In her hands, ;
Hoping in each wan, sunburned face
Tne features of ner son to trace.
As stood God's seer on Carmel's side.
; To watch the gathering storm,
So, watching by the Severn's tide,
- Long stood the widow's form ;
Her mind a .wreck, her sense opprest,
But hope unconquered in her breast.
And when upon her lonely path
The tempest gathered bleak, 1
-Rousing the restless waves to wrath
On stormy Chessapeake,
By all-enduring love impelled, ' i : '
She still her fruitless vigil held. . ;
When Reason, tottering from her throne, .
,To madness yields control, .
Hope ne'er forsakes, though Faith has flown,
:Iifes shattered golden bowL . r .
A homeless dove, a throneless king, . . .
Arnid the wreck a sacred thing I
m -
Under Republican
Rnie '
Prosperity
.The Democratic leaders and presses are an -
pealing to the Pfsdons iars of tte labor-
in? men.' or usanng uieia mat uicr iroaia oe
rf 5 -r : .
oetter on uunng a uuuuuaui; auuuuisirauon
than a Republican one. This we deny, and
could easily show is not the case, not with
Democratic leaders inauguraica ana earned on
for a period of over four years v During, the
.JKETVT BERNE, OCTOBER 6. 1868. ;
oil than thev erw wen before dnrin r IVm. I muaket.
nuc rule. ATith afew rare excretion Vxerw I fnxns.7
tltJ cc?ri?1)lA 11x6 d"J niYe
MiMted. rnnr of tK. inrrtM. r itf- I the
when? they, had the . disposition saved more I hing bctll put into the gnn naked.
moneT.'Secured more homes, and been better I A hnnt ihnnmA t V.
?2 ,?,cryw7- ' IH? true thty hare had to fQrmd lazAc witWnWm A TW
wnuer prices tor the neccssiUes of life:-
oat wror wages bare necn nigher. in propor-
uon (nan crer oeiorei uoaer tne XKmocrat
lcadmlnUtratlonjo:Pola Pierce, and Buch-anan,-saboring
men fcctlred fifty cents, seren-
iTrnTe cenis, and onaarb occasions a ddilar a
daj; and large classes of filled mechanics but
the
a-liule more,: and tifttia 'Without: labor.. fori (fcnHEiosU J ta thoEaSdd riilonuakct.'!
feWTtartof BepaWkan rule, tho same class I '
flffc&orcrs have repdted ttliom tothsa ontfr V
lorHhe same kind of 7wcTkTand Trardy ever rSLSxhTSSl?!
cut Of ipynient Scsl ebSM
it- sibws a u mm " a. ' lii i luiiulxm am . a v a
JolSi a tiltl iSSL SiiSSfr. . r. conVutu'Uons secnrlcg'equaf dril and boUdcal
itf riS. "I rights to all, and it istS duty of the hovem-
lUrTr h ; 7;;TC. " V1
Z ftZZ: ZtrT fZ7Z XDDl o sustain tnote insutuuons sna to pre-
PfS'SSSSf Snln Wnl T,lt PPl Of SUCh BUtCS frOffl bdng HV
l,and consunt employment admlttedto a stata of anarchy.
lC- IS,UJ!.jrliappy H ot L The guarantee by Congresa of equal
man " la.borlnr men and me- . ? , VTL'J rT, ...
-MV ss- ( AWA SUW TiUMiJ fi 1 1 " f VS W VI S
tney lonnerly ma,
nearly all'the time,
Pierce and Buchanan " labor! ne men and me
chanics roamed over the land in search of em
plovment, out of means, and begsinr their
ty,'
way from, farm to form, an- town to town.
In the winter seasons soup-houses were pro
vided by the charitable ana town authorities,
wher8 the poorer classes were served with
their quart or two of soup and a slice of bread
and occasional piece of meat, to keen them roTulres the payment of the public Indebted
from starvation and out of the poor-houses. lhe oVSmost good filth to all credi
We well recollect the terrible scenes of want
which occurred in this city ten, eleven' and
twelve years ago, when the, lower part of the
building in which tho Rredonian office is
now situated, was used ejj 'soup-housa
Gaunt-looking and raggedxhildren, and starv
ed men and women came every day with their
pails, pitchers and basins for their rations of
soup, which was served out to them by the
agent in attendance. The! scenes thus dally
time
witnessed were truly heart-rending but there Qonirrcss to reduce the rate of interest there-
was no ueip ror it, ior mere was not employ- i 0q
on
menicnougnioraii,evenaisxarTa .
Our old dtlseas, If they think but for a mo-
menW will recollect these times. , . And this
was not the case in our city only, but lnncarl
every town in tne wnoio country, - xio su
scenes have been enacted In the Northern
tial
States at least under the Republican adminis
trations.' Think, derr reader, and you cer
tainly cannot deny the above facts.
And prosperity has not been confined to the
laboring population alone; during the Kepub-
hcan administrations of the last seven years.
omy
uur iarmers nave maae more money aunng .j viIL Wcj profoundly deplore the untlme
the past seven years than they ever made be- iL .a t Lt, nf Ahh.m v.inmin
fore in .the same length of time. They have
i , v -
nsiderably more for their labor.
they have received a great deal
rtlon for everything they had to
it is true, but tncj
more in proportioi
seiviuereiryrjayingourrwreaeowanaiaTing
up more money han ever before. And the
same ruio iouowswuu neany au classes 01
luiRinpRS- men. while some have amassed Im-1
mense fortunes that they would not otherwise
tevedoueIt is only necessary to reflect a
little, wiren an will -at once sec inar incsc tflen ; 'Who has abused 'the pardoning
statemcnU arc true to the lei ter. and how false cr; who has denounced the National Leg
ore the statements of the leaders of the sham- fna,Mrl .. rrtn.nntirtn.i . M h. nmil.
ocracy in regard to these poinU-i?rni-
HU W XlAH X HAIiisi nil. I
. . The report of the Chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance of the Navy presents many
iinervsuu . louts aa wuuuvwi tvibu
gunnery small arras and heavy guns.
The report explodes one theory which
l,ad ben accepted a, to the number ot
DalU or cartnages expenaea in miUDg
one ' man. Estimates I have been , mode
thai of 3000 balls fired, only one ever
KW. it- intn ' mrlr anA another
r , 7- 7 i ' .Vrt nrvn
calculation says that from 3000 to 10,000
cartridges were usually '.expended in
killing or wounding one man. How
enormoo, these tfnute . may bif
compiled from tho expenditure ol am-
mnmlinn in Knttlp Rin nfl ItinffWl of DV
this report of Captain Wise, Chief ot
Ordnance, who, in of the ad-
vantage of breech-loading small arms 1
over
says:
those which load at tho muzzle, l
Tho fourth advantage "is im-1
- A m m
can be Diacoa ai a ume m uio upeamu i
at the breech, and in the event of a tailui e I
to." tTu7' 1110 fTWn";
withdrawn by the movement of cocking
and opening the breech. . The report
sa vs :
"Simralarly enough, the lesson of one of all nations, should be fostered and encour
of the WttaX of 0?$$ 'luei: in"
how immensely imponam wis lasv-
mentioned advantage, . of the breech-!
loader, really is. upon the field of
Gettysburg, after the battle, an immense
number of : muzzle-lbadiug arms were
bicked up, both of our own and rebel
eJ.liprv N'.rlv nil nf t.hoA fnnnrl'l
to be loaded aud ihis of itself U per-
w 1U'CV4 , dUU j t , .u
haps not. to be wondered at; but the
ctinous lact was .aiscovercd that aoout i
nnA half nf tho nnmrwr ln.nlol enntnined I
.loads each,
tenl load v and the remainder one legiU-
maw loao. in one or; two instances as
many as thirty-two and forty-two bullets
were found in the barrels 1 . ,
urvua ZSZ s?t ik
Yhe official report of the examination
of the arms collected upon the bat: Ie-fieJd
of Gettysburg, states that 'of tho , whole
number received 2774 wo found at
i least 24.000 of these loaded ; about one
half of these contained two loads each,
one fourth from threo to ten loads each,
and tho balance one lload each. In
many of these guns from two to six
ball a hnvn Wi fnnnri at. th a hottnm of
uw( iwre wiw omy one caargp oi Pwuer.
In some the balls have been found, at the
Knt tnrtT f K tm witri t n rJiftrirft of
powder on top of the balL In some as
, mnnv.sm sit T?Tvr rpfrnlation calibre. 5S
cos havebecn found, the cart.
. , . . , . -
I nrfm having . Krvon Tynf. tntO LnO WITH
i " 41 1 r r o
I without bein torn or broken. Twenty-
- threo loads were found; in one Spring-
V,V?V , J-
1 buck-shot, with a corrcsnonding quanity
tnanT
model of ,1842. of rebel mV
found a wad of loose paper between
Sime kind on ton of the halL the ball I -
r, "T - m -J ,r
xi xnsnr ok vuo vmooio-fXTB
were aoout halt way down in the barrcli
of the gtrns, and in many cases the ball
end 'of thd cartridge bad been put into
rfcrun first. The cartridges ! were
. kJTO rLVu'Uf . - '
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. . sw
10 sustain tnose insutuuons ana io pre-
suffrage to all loyal men at the South was de
manded by every consideration of public safe
of gratitude, and of justice, and must be
mniutaloed ; while the question of suffrage in
all'the loyal States properly belongs to the peo
ple of those 8 tales. ,
UL ; we denounce all forms ox repudiation
ah natfnnal Hmot anrl ftitt ,aflMn1 twines
tors al home and abroad, not only according 1
id the letter but the spirit of the laws under
which it was contracted.
ll V. ; It h due to the labor of tho -nation
that taxation should be equallred and reduced
as rapidly as the national faith will permit.
jtV. The national debt, contracted as it has
been for thn preservation of the Union for all
to cornel should be extended over a fair
rwv4st frr vi m r t-mn anA It ( ihm rftif r
wheneve
whenever it can be honestly done..
,yL That the best poUcy to diminish our
of debt u to jt our credit that
capitalists will seek to loan us money at lower '
rates oi interest than we now pay. ana must
continue to pay so long as repudiation, par
or total, open or covert, is threatened or
snSDCCted. .
J V1L The Government of the United States
should administered with the strictest econ-
Tufo)K
Jolmson ill loudly for radical reform. -
ana ine corruptions wmcn-nave oeen so
t thewxession to the Presidency o An- rp
rerrei ine accession to me rresiacncy oi an
4rw Johnson, who has acted treacherously,
th the people who elected him and the cause
hQ w&s pledged to support; who has usurped
legislative and judicial functions;
bo nf to execute the laws: who
UAed bis high office to Induce other odeers
u a Jii.i n.. v- 1
pi0yjd hla execuUve powers to render insecure 1 whkh
llih oronextv. the teace. libertv and life: oft .
Una,
lenUy Jnd cormpUy resisted, by every means
ol
nAnitmMttfi 9 tVtik Mft4 1,11 In tVktnm
who has nerYerted the nubile Datronare into
an engine of wholesale corruDUon: and who
has been justly Impeached for high crimes'
0Mj
ym. , TTn?rTi T 1, . f :
i IX. The Doctrine of Great Britlaa and UIll0Iif LlDCtiy EH&
other European powers, that because a man . 5
S, &ES, ifnTtS ButS
arellc of feudal times, not authorired by
the laws of nations, and at war with our na
tlonal honor and independence, Naturalized
ciUteiis are enUUed to rtectkm U.all their
righU oi ciuxenship, as though they were
rtWeJborn; and no dtixen of the United
States,' native or naturalized, must be liable
to. arrest and Imprisonment by any foreign
fjfiS
u u doty of Government to interfere
In Kfa KKff - -
X. Of U who were OitMul In the trUl, 9f
7"
83Lmen who endured the hardships of cam-
ruj ra and cruise, and Imperilled their lives in I
the service of the country; the bounties and
iha niiant dead are the wards of the rworjle
a sacred legacy, bequeathed to the nation's
PrSreIgS ImmlgaUoi which4 In the
pfjtaa socta wea devS-
0pmefit, and resources and Increase of power
to this Republic, the asylum of the oppressed
iymPaU,y with all oppressed peoples stnxg-
ellnir for their rirhtx.
- On motion of Carl Shurz, the following two I
planks were added by a unanimous rote: '
Raciied, that we .hlghlr.ctmixncnd the
spirit of magnanimity and. forbearance with
which men who have served in the rebellion
but who nowfranUr and honestly co-opcr
tewiMlnto5?tiflhe?I1?'
try and i reconstructing the Southern State
goVcrnmets upon the basis of Impartial Jus-
ice and Equal Bights, are received back into
the communion of the loyal people : and we
iTin
ln6 . measure as their spirit of loyalty
irill direct, and as may oe consistent with the
safety of. the loyal people. . .
. P 7e!leiih?T&
dplcs laid down la the iuimortal Jeclaratlon
Q Independenc as the true foundation cf
democratic roremment: and we hall with
gladness every effort toward making these
principles a living reality on every inch of
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