The Campaign Opened

The politica I camp&ign w opeoed in iliis táty mi the part of the Deinoorati aiiil Liberal llepublicans on Ti crening. Pursuaot to a rocjupst signod ly over three hundred votors, and on a pinglc il i's notice ealling a meeting to orgánize a Caajpaign Club, the Cmirt House was dunscljr p.'ickuii at an arly liour. The meeting was organizad by eltioting B. B. Pond Chairmao, and I). Cramer Secret :iry. A eoiuinittoe tu Sfpointed to re] plan of organization at a meeting to be h'ild on Saturday eveninjr, August lTth, asfullows: It E. Frazer, W. D. Harri man, J. J. Itobiaon, L. V. Burch, and Charles J. Kintncr. tho incetiiifr was thpn EtddreSSed by Mogsrri PkaZEB, CSAUBS and BtJK( H, pf this city, 0110 Daiuocrat and two Liberal licpubliuans, und by Hon. H. S. COTTIH, of Buffalo, X. Y. The ipeaker wore lis tened to with attention as tb.ey assignod tfccir reasoua for " tho fiith that is ín them," and were froquimtly interrupted by loud and vociferous applauso. An adjournment wan had at a late Tkcfar - though despite the extreme heat thore was a cali for more speakers - with threo tremendouB nheers for GltEEl.EY aud Brown. At tlic O'.d SeUlers' meeting held at Cook'n Hotel on Tuesday evenlng. pareunt tb c.ill in lust Aiious, 3en Edwabd Clark as made Chalrman ml F. L. Pak kkii, "Secwturi'. Tlic foltowing gentlemen ■wore appointed to report a plan of perm i nrnt organlzatlon : Philip Bach, Lorenzo DhvW, J N Gott, G. I). HU!, anl 0 A.. Chupín, after which the meeting adjourne'l to Tuenrtay cvening next, August 13th, at tlie samo place. Prixcii'i.es 'f PouticaIi Ecosomy with snme of thelr appilcatlons to Soc'al l'hilosopliy. Bv John 8TOAKT Miix. People's Eilition. Jioston : Lek and Sbbfabo. Mr. MUI i too well known to the political sc'iolar to nced aiiy commendatlon to tliat small class of readers. To the general public - tliat Is the people who Imagine t'iemtfelves the real sovereigns when they are ouly Ihu tools of designlng but no less iltnorant men - hls works are not "lamlliar s houschokl words." AVere they the dem ftgogue, the pretender, aiul the man iguorant oí the flrst principies of government, legiwlat'.on, taxation, etc., WOOld not be so yenrralir sneecssful in thrustins hiiflself Into places of responsiblllty and power, either in tlie leglslative or executlve departments of tlie governinent- state or na ttonal. The vo'ucne onder notloe, in its live bookl or divisioiis, treats of produc ilon, dtstrlbjltlon, exchanpe, tlie mlluence flhe progresa of sociiiy on productlou and distribiitlon, and the iiifluenr.e of govefn ment ; and in tlie acetion or subdivisión of the rcquisiies of production ; labor- in dl vidual co operativo, productivo, uuprodnctlve ; capital - circulalinü; and fUced ; property - acquislttoU and distritmtion wagesand rents ; values - regulated by dtlnand and suppiy by costof producLion, by rents, of money, credlts, paper corrency, measiires of value, and International trade ; of wealth, taxation - direct and Indirect, natlonal debts, the functions of govern ment, etc. For saïe by QiuiORE & Fiske.