The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-17

The press too Of Boston directed all It's efforts against
the loan. give some extracts: . t
e- Any federas, pho end money government nust
with Felix tuuds ss- Ls, A cal siN'sl I'D, I'd
erst asd ssnd e ~ sea"try! hE WILLIE oAiLED ny
'Ir very grateful find that the universal sentiment h
That ess- ANY MAN WHO LENDS HIS MONTY no THE
Tsir ALL CLAIM TO COMMON HONESTY ASb b COM
Nor COURTESY AMONG ALL TRUE FRI lends TO The
bold up bis hand pay federasts for money lent tho
present ursi and federssts iadge whether democrats
will tar their constituents 70 interest TO federaists
TBoston Gazette, April Il, 1914.
"On the whole we thnk II way TO get Of the
goe money he gope-men when the very thing that
prevents them from carrying 1t Oh y The want Of money
'...t. .'a'' #1 Boston Gazette, April Ia, 1874
"Tho war appear very sore and chagned at
The failure Of the late loan and in their aseoe The
meagre subscriptions the truths which have appeared In
the federal papers the subject Boston Cenne March
Our merchants constitute an honorable high minded
independent, and intelligent class Of citizens They feel the
oppression injury, and mockery with which they treat
trace their steps but TO in their present
zo1 Let every highwayman find bis own pistols
Boston Gazette. s
So odous did they make the war; that subscriptions to
the government loan made secretly. The following
adyeriiseuent Is proofs y
-,t ,fG From the Boston Gazette, April IA, 1871.
THE LOAN. e-1tse @ a.s..
Subscriptions will be received through the agency OF tbs
subscriber to the 25th instant, inclusive.
To avoid Inconvenience Of personal appearances to
pss o bs Each applicant will S
rate he will give and II the loan shall be granted lower than
his proposals. he will reap the benefit but IL higher than his
s Tsss And 1r NAME OF ANY APPL,cAET
sUBsGkIBER All the business shall be transacted and
'''''''~''' JESSE PUTNAM
The author of the Olive Branch well and properly
marks that. .. . n.
Mar IN Tho oora ip;nu ,fnun of fnn
sobged to lend their money TO their own government
by stealth. oa
community, 1-hey send specie to the common enemy, te
support him against their own country :, -
moral and egou to rejoice At the victories Of their
fellow citizens but s-they neither too moral
IL sckciob and ashes would not easce this foul Blot from the
escutcheon of Boston. -Olive Branch, page sl2 sl
Not satisfied however, with crippling the government
and making the odious the patriotic State fMassachu-
sets aided the enemy with money The same author from
whom bave already quoted says further:
render the strohs public credit unerring and
place the result wholly OF the reach of contingency
there arrangement medc by persons, present
unknown with agents Of the government OF Lower Canada
drawn in Quebec we're transmitted sale 10 New York.
Philadelphia, ahd Baltimore, and disposed OF 10 moneyed
on such advantageous terms as induced em TO make
And thus absorbed very large portion Of the
ta of these three Branch 500 and SO
Heavy drafts drawn by the citizens Of Massachu-
against other banks for the purpose of mpa ring the
credit OF The country aud degrading the administration
from power. Mr.. Cary, in the Olive Branch, says
the was when the road. s % w,:snsa
cent desrer than the freight Boston banks
an. sus s.
TnE received for these bills from New York
forwnt ID TO the agents Of the government Of Canada
He alse says Of the banks of Massachusetts,:
The banks Of Massachusetts possessed for every hundred
dollars of their notes in circulation nearly 25o dollars in
state OF things probably unparalleled in the history
Of banking from the days OF the Lombards TO the present
time"
Notwithstanding the OF specie drawn into
great the drain away to Canada and Nova Scotia pay
Tor bill: aSd = for .Iusged goods, that 6u,
(lsl5.")-(olve Branch, page $685.
But Massachusetts, did not limit her achievements in the
war Of 1872 to Gripping the government through acous
opposition, and aiding the enemy with money She "urn
ed penny" by SNUG ling Mr.. Carey says Boston "was
supplied with smuggled goods very large scale" SO
great the decentralization Of society that John Lowell
one of It's leaders, wrote Of smuggling:
Encouraged and protected from inamy by just odum
sgnf the war; they (be mercbants) engage in lawlss
tpecuaons, the restraint OF lasgh at
% psSa scra a o Is. M mdTs
ber conscientious parts Of the Community tsee Road 10
buin, No.6.) 4a... .a. .#
lie says, again, in relation to smuggling:
1Admni.t,ation hrengs may 5evile the northern States
OF morals this exeorabe course OF rmuesing and fraud
soS n. % y uasu he sao
OF this all the inques of which has been the occa
sion. III the guilty deserve pity the tempt
ers and seducers deserve our execratisn."
Pious Boston, patriotic Boston, Purianical Boston well
may she excaim, "thank God ] am not Others are
Her prosperity mainly resting upon the African slave trade
loans OF money to the In time OF war, and
Cling, well may she bedizzen herself with hnery.
Nor was the pulpit In 1912 In Massachuse't confined 10
religious duties IL then gave aid and comfort the
emy as IL breaches instruction. submit few
tracts from Of the clergy Of Massachusetts
From the Rev S J. Gardiner, A. NJ Of Trinity
Church, Boston:
"Hbs ns- rperampied IN the history Of a., ,eorId
T- wsntonly proclaimed on the T- most Tiroions aad
yroandsss Prsenc against nation from whose friendship
might derive the signal and from whose
hostility have TO dread the tremendous loss
es."-Discoursc delivered July %, 1879.
What consequence Il 10 YOU they be repealed not,
yyoa are cold 20 Napoleon, y asyoH haze br
by The sdres oho hupe obnssd yoHr eorfd,Hee FIdsm.
|" THr UNION HAS BEEN LONG SINCE VIRTUALLY
DISSOLVED; AND 1T Is FULL TINE THAT THIS
PART OF THE DIsUNITED STATES SHOULD TAKE
CARE OF 1TSELF."-Idem.
From the Rev. Elijah Parish, d. D.:
"There Il poiut-thcre IL hour-beyond which you
viii not bemP-Disceurse delivered At By6eld April 7,
1914.
"New England f invaded would be obliged defend her
self DO you rot them owe IL TO children and IL
TO your God TO make peace for yoHrsslres F-ldem.
Chow wi the supporters Of - anti Chri.ta- ,oar-
fare endure their sentenceendure their reflections
E- endure the fire that forever barns f- tae uhich
dis.-the hosannss Of Heaven Jrg- WHILE THE
SMOKE OF THEIk ToRMENTS AsCENDS FOREVER
AND EyER"--Idem.
From the Rev. David osgood D. D. pastor Of the church
at Medford:
take unjust war; each who volunteers his in
such cause loans his for its suppor or bv h