New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

lhis me.royoI. VINO wooid vesuIre 20 moot sns' e.s,
ion Iiis, her, ihs hrsi bil-bfoker II ne sH-'
Of he word. who says ,-f4,- ....-.
In respect Of ~ own courtry, more ooi9{ -
chat q r. ny l1sr-erl fdai Eliess s17 -n,,y si,
'cu1rs- ID ttefe rrscecs. 1arEflt.ly - -, r
be reres1lt We have spenl LOT soses .irc- h.
fP-see o, lgi5 Ead hat money been app - ~.
charge Of he NsaOntl Debt y MS - y ,,si,srs
IL r.rsstes II. srd 20 reduction oi our rs-o- -,,
itssa ui.cr Al PERIOD o. or i-ioly - - :. n
70 - ,.5y - 800 iisi re Lount of re-nss VI
h- nisrisiusd 10 -irle 81 a. $3.50 -hosId
49,, - 80. 40 pate iu our i1iufe Alst.ls -.
49, .-.lv come upon u. ! venture 70 pre1lcl -
-,r revenue will roi BE- naini-ns1, ~ - q, --rvert
- --i..s more eil-Iert means De- taSrl - 80
49, a esfs.-roph- in t1ese dsys % prosperity 49,
gescr - --.,, r-,,.erv. snl 70 is % iuc0ns.de-s-
.9..is ,ct-eb nss pr01nulced o. Lon arl's p ~
1900 I'D commerce Hr. ;. Quincy "a -e1 y ~ 49,
l-e4 r,e1 AMI estates. lie SHOWS ine history ~ 49,.
irc1mbrances. Re has s-en lle E.- ~ - .-,-r5v ~
A. frc1b1s "a the.r-solrce- Of l--Ir - - h.
MAJ He las Traced the sloH by '-fS 49, - 10 re-e
terest pad oui u 1ictlAtns s.1 100, fo- many
me n has watched he Debtor sfast-ns y. = -
years and just keeping s1osi i ilers ~ - s
trs0rdrarv GggrsvarOn q MS plfael- ~ 49, 4.
-oes ne b.. noticed that The cnap-ef ~ nc-.-..
more fertile - safter than = Joy 40 .- 49,, IN, ,-
sasirsf ne dett0r. From what ~ cone 49,. -. r.
o5se-vstion In me exercise Of rs prras ..
draps political inference Lnes- ~ --.'y- 49,.
debt " HE % can the day vii come "lts u ea.
e N ,s lad even tie interest % that ceti 700 ilcA
for ifs reverue TIE prediction - $3.50. - ~. 49,
lo1sr evure-ssi that Il % were i3in1 ln tne 80.
fs-. "a mere pa.ala -fe-r. 10 v0a.1 n- tpl- 4. "a
e-sgy4rsleI = arm or a misclieFol- 81 t--lifN
sre ffo.e who thrk The mere mention Of Nslpn-- D-A
,-, f-ss.o, srd reta zion. ard who feel q 1stnouc
sar4 .er a. the wor. sponge" We owl 20 .V-i ~
,.,,t,o Il YEA ard csrlifv confess tle tad We
red the passage We have quoted wlllol. kno~ins ~ ~
no. We should have conceived 81 u-iatoIar- -.-
not 20 much Of MS judgment ~ or ME- ar"cse ~. -
Al he name al The foot Of the letter T. sum rtpy
n sv suct u-pici0ns 10 Samuel Carney !" no i- y
that II We persist il our present couisr So u- = 90
o r.eves II our. comparative property 20 las o vo
dent a time Of adversely viii come Wnen ~e -haI DC
bankrupt ,. ..-...t. .r.s. d. tine one. and
however We NAV he the ob-usiou OF slch anp-A-Hh
ffagaffs We cannot dspel Them lnd-ri our f-aN
- ,r.eivas Not 20 10 .uce dctf, We have saidf ls t1
ircres.e b. Debt is u.fmsie in-oivency -l-i.Y.s.
revolution. These are topics We naYe o..es ulsl' e ~
applied them t0 France md her letpeise ul4.e 49,
fore re starving inablta1is Of Tie -b0lfes se1 Eu"p
I'm Same. Tire French Revolution e very nse. even.
ro1iug 0rdcf. It's evident t1ai 'ce hi-
sgrrsvated hrr financial difficulties D., reFoup1 -. "a
only ygidcoed the gap between nef iroone go he' -
diturr fhe has pat or the scre" -lA en-. - la.t
military force we read toda5 Is employed IN cotcii-
the IS cenmes additional added lasi March 3"
10 the direct sxsflon; while government - el--
y, br,ou, ata high rate u interest But France u on!
before u 90 the path wilma thfee years Nc .iet
dd,d twelve. millions 10 debt. ard have barely aialn-
t II We have attained, equilibrium between or
in "a and our oulgOngs. Al me present moment
W. are sandstu, ~a aeot ne ln'eIes, o. VIC. =
sbIe 10 suppose that can MAINTAIN MS equilibrium
ANY one Of many very probable caslalles may
sudden increase ofeXp-nditufe anu nni lhs 9iS,
sa u de DOWN. ard course 20 bankruptcy War II NOT
he only danger. IL increased expenditure. Ah-it NC
NlOirut chtlerr " mon ii- To iNN~N' 'N
taxation iut0lergbie. IL. -
or course there bright side As well as darS fide
10 the prospect before The eIberrassed trader hopes
for od-send ard perhaps II comes " MAY nave our
wigdsla II has even been suggested mat gfeai oefe
ciaiou OF the valusbe metals would prcpofuonAy re
ducs the pressure Of debt, which Is mrlac uluT
fsking Afer borrowing in dear marhei we may pay m
cbasp one But such result i much TOO pfoDeinal
moi 10 saw romantic, be allowed place In our hnanc
specuisious Toe most rational supposiuon IS ha' ,n
currency will remain IN al our me much as ara
Ssf ere win be no change of any Kind in our favor In
In respects Renee teaches ne toexpect chaIf
Tor the worse Changes generally are Tor me worse.
Snoud the ye.r 1859 produce any great event IL VII mo-
probably be expensive one Even IN p,lYse NC, "
e.oec,rd requests lucky wndfaiis profitable discoveries
and sudden promotions very rare compared VIE n'
generally adverse tendency OF events States are sun e-'
In The way OF luck THERE j. an almost unlloIn iul
sgairsi ulfis- 10 would, therefore, be A. npfuoeb
a. ~ vcud certsinv be iupious, 20 expect some e1rao
drarv relief from our national burdens for is rene
We must ook 10 ourselves; and unless We begin neine
10 helm ourse and nay deb, like men, We -ls pc
bsnkrnpt So says samre Quincy and 80 say we blso-
nay 10 bot be n time that PSnnsylysnia shGi 90 eha
hca 20 rotor; the charge OF Repatriation bu We t-ino
conceal from ourselves that h s species % refu1iauo
10 suffer orr debt 20 oug grow orr power 81 an
t. he0ueaih 10 posiery TASK which We hefthY con
f..s Ia be impossible.