The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-22
The Demand OF the Crisis.

We transfer to our columns, with much pleasure, the
following extract from the Washington correspondence
OF the Philadelphia Keystone Ii presents with clearness
and force some important and cheering facts in con-
nexlon with Just views OF the imperative duty Congress
IN the present position of the country:
Notwithstanding the many daring and unprnopled eff
prs winch have been made 10 embarass the country and
derange the commercial and financial Of the
n.y. gratifying to be able 10 lay the follow ing statement
before the people, which has been prepared authentic
records,
from New York city last year foreign couaes besides
9j AS barrels Of flour, equal 10 50O000 bushels
from single port Ii the of 25 900 bushels in "A
day the year round, Sundays and ALL 1t is half
ton
thar TIM %us BE npPaeni nj 70 the most superficial observer
adoption of the tariff 1885, by our own govern
ment, has been productive of the most saluary
whole country, and, with their prosperity the nanulac-
turing and laborng classes must necessarily participate
Ihe new ant bill, together with the loan provisions
viii operate most beneciay for all classes The nation
and it will not do for the croakers continue the factions
warcry OF rn when all the evidence before is direct
" to the contrary.
'The tary action of Congress in present crisis
yze The energies and dampen the patriosnif things
are possibe-of the people, and while the whole country
mas been aroused, and the citizen soldiers of the republic
have volunteered by thousands and of thousands de-
ence OF Justice what have the representatives the eo
pie done They have wasted much precious time
less debates in angry alterations and mastery nactiv
AcrloS--prompr and decisive ACTION
''Eyen In Europe II Is admitted that ought compel
peace speedily and If do the loss, the disgrace
and dshonor belongs us, and be laid charge
OF others.
"A Liverpool paper of late date says: The United
States must compel the Mexcans adopt the of
curing peace This be the end OF the sooner or
later
sin this opinion concur have promulgated the
same from the first, and reerae it again. Con-
gress has been in session for than month and
hail. and in less than weeks the legislative
bly, VIII be dissolved by constitutional law and this
would most respectfully ask, time parley Isl time
TO waste the public funds and drain the treasury
by expensive delays, which only protact the war;
expenses add Indebtedness and embarrass all
time calls for action, discussion action moi speeches
action, not explanation and action without subterlge
equiyocation!
The intelligence from all quarters in relation the new
loan measure of the cheering character and it is
now conceded that the Minister of Finance met the
emergencies OF the country with sagacity Judgment and
decision, which must command the admiration conf
dence OF the whole nation
gentleman in this city, has just received letter
from New York, dated the 18th instant from which he has
permitted me to make the following important
The money market (ays the write) getting easier every
day, the be par
titles sufficient to pay duties. This learn from Boston
merchants at the Asor of whom said that brokers
asked premun in addition to the interest What do the
money spectators think of this Why they are all thrown
aback, and by thus placing this the hands of the
obtain one hundred millions s twenty three
The triumph will be glorious and complete, and those
who fncied that could get along without the aid OF
the selfish moneygasping, Shylock SPECTATORS will find
the treasury of the United States will be sought a
ter throughout the civilized world