New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

Direct information with regard 20 his raihe1 ID
.erestine matter j. obtained nth difficulty 80 We
re glad 10 pick up any incidental uding' OF H.
We lind The following 10 a pro-Iexas letter from
yesv-O orleans % the Herald
lam truly .orry 20 zee hat your new Oresn. cores
l0udeni Of the 10Th June h4s cofnmted some eriD's ~
nd. Communication which are likely 20 nisiesa me com
aun.fy ~lin regard ~ Texas money ana po.ls. !.
rue Texas .ancs demand particularly ino-e ne"
, Mexican fres. but Iexa- Treasury notes and Done-
ave MT advanced there any thing dong ~ men
4, any price-,hcy quoted thus IN New Orleans heo
lsck 3alf cont on The dollar Interest Noies l3s 10
.0.4. r.r cegf - 70 Bonds 10 per cent - - -
la. Rcd Backs are notes rst issued Dy the bo'rfhnfh
md they bear nfere-t; they began o. dePfecaif ao
ofes bearing interest 81 ten per cent were
10 ,rev ven, deprecia0n and law was enacted ALLOWING
older. of the f,-f Issue fund their noie- ana tfs
nds drawing Ten per cent niere.t ne bett year ih'
a. wac changed and only esst per cent vas a.o"e'
The various --ues ~ the Government may ~ r'''t -
., =, ,.s mill 81. If dollars Nor J. u true that ihi-
.h, will be paid by Texas Immediately On iLs AnneHa
ION 70 the tnied -tafe-. lnese prom ssDiy h9es aho
nda ar the last thing that vii D. pald lhere az
.erv many individual claims which VIII Dc promptly
AZ Nv Government 10 VIZ. supplies for tie army mo
aev fdranced pes nt s,rgices sc. T. ese STAND q
e0ts against the Government nor have they Deeh q'l
lated ~ bills or bonds Ine Government NJ "a a.
probability pay more than ten cents on me ooiai
"a fhe. bonds and bills and that for the reason tAi
ne Government and people never received even lnn
amount for them. They are chiefly he'd ny pfoseis ~.
-fNf
pprc s-cd Government and IL poor people iCf 10, aio
i from three 10 G. hit cents per dollar ana ~ "a o
nenf vail doubtless pas what they Justly owe a'- ~
more u u night Just they should ., ,bei,
The brokers have tined many ways 70 .to, I'm,
Texas claims % the full amount on me iace "a the,
.hey VIII never succeed Il j. now concsoeo P,.-,
.oule persons were briDed by certain - :, r.,
~ thirty per cent on the amount o. lne ~ -
" !. -, 10 .tioulared 10 the articles OF annenh-
-. 10 rrrited states should pay me texas oeot-
me resy was drawn up for this purpose gu, y wa ho
e,ifed Persons then commeho'p ~ -o'' ,. r.
h@,e and thought they could jul me peCpe OF IehAs
49,, ,be,u another boon, but would not do; tie
,eofie discovered their scnenes
H. texas a national debt i truly and practically ma
.ous blessing and viii demonstrate H. About nine
,bs of the people have not yet received from the
;an.r. Land Office the titles % their lands. Inc lana
flee expenses viii amount 70 an average Of about my
,r. each Thee old notes and bonds received al
oar vauc--fy dollars Of them can be bought with seVeL
ioars Oar rnOney-sO that The person while ne is Only
saying dollars IN par money IS really paying MY
loars OF the Government debt but II any other nation
gas 10 assume the debt would raise the money par
ue and the citizen would have to pay nifty dollars IN
,sr money and instead of the Government getting any
,oneft from the remaining iory.three dollars II wouo
% 90 brokers and hOndhoders, and the government
yOuld get no more than If il only ten cents per do
ar Its not true that each dollar good for Of
4ndf is tue that YOU land At two dollars per
crc but then you must pay for location surveying &c
II good money It is not here as IN the Uniea states
iere government pays for no surveying OF any ohei
xpense-all is paid by the locator
- 1t here appears that "the various issues OF
he Texas Government may be safely estimated
#, ten millions of dollars" But the eight and ten
,er cent interest for several years is evidently MOI
included in this and there is farther liberal sum
.ue for supplies for the Army money advanced
,ersonal services. &C. Then there is the Army and
Navy 10 pay or with ever 50 much arrears and
hcsc viii have TO be paid in full, even though the
Funded Debt is paid at ten cents the dollar There
A., manifesily very liberal bill here for somebody to
,av. Shall Uncle Sam volunteer to foot il, insight
Unseen We submit that when the respectable
does that thing i, will afford very strong
presumption that he is getting in years and has Il
IS much gumpilon as he ased 10 have.
This business of paying of notes OF hand at eight
.r ten cents on the dollar because the maker saw iii
o dispose of them at thai rate Is one that we cant
luite see the honesty Of The buyers took the very
erious risk Of the continued independence, the sol
ency and honesty of Texas. on account OF which
i-k the seller agreed to submit TO such discount.
low when payday approaches the debtor says
Sir Creditor | will pay you Just what money ]
eccircd from you why, friend demonstrate
he creditor, what did you mean by agreeing 10
.ny much larger sum i'll case you were ever able
D pay any thing ?" Mean responds Texas e"
meant to get your money which ! wanted right
,adly but am out OF my troubles now, so take
4, hat offer YOU and clear out" This m0y be a very
ice business. but we do hope Uncle Sam will keep
nirely clear OF it, He has some character 10 lose in
pitc of his recent hankerng after loose company.