Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
64,434,364 F
F-tiu,a+n

64,454964 l3
 Estimate:
 Of Ofhcr il.tro,ri-t rS bils no. printed
 ani f9a.faHe, including all private
 bills ......-.......... 2. .5fi fH5 e1
 fS uOh mo O. l. has been rnmored that two members of tho cabinet. MeSsr,. Floyd and Cobb. on acconnt of personal difficulty. would retire from the slme, an.l tn" President wonld reconstruct it. There is not word of truth in the report, as no two members of the cabinet are more inti- mate, ard no such difficulty has occurred. The cahioet is unit, and there is no anticipated change ar a remote probability of it.
 The bids for four million of treasury notes were opened on last Monday. whe" tarpeared 2,635. COO were offered at a rate of interest ranging from Az to per cent, S2,75O,OOO was offered at Az per cent and accepted, and the remaining portion of the loan was awarded pro rata to bidders at AZ per cent. The large amount offered at the rate proposed shows there is large amount of capital in the country not in active operation.
 In many of the northern States during the summer and fall warm and excited congress sonal canvass will be in progress. The pro- gramme has been carved out and the demo- cracv will have to contend against the con- bincd opposition under the phase of "the peo. pies" or "no-party" partv-which includes black republicans, know nothngs, and fshy and disaifec'ed democrats. In view of the poss- | hilitv that the next House may have to elect i the Prosid ant this canvass is of unusnal inter- est. The opposition during the last session laid their plans for but one purpose--the defeat of the democracy at the north and every move ment made bv them had an eye single to effect that object. Prominent among others was to vote for every measure to increase the cxpendi lures and they repeatedly declared they would reach ninety millions. But the democracy curbed them and we have under existing cir rumstanres moderate appropriations. l. is be- lieved the democracy in the coming fll cleo tions will return nearly if not fully as many members as they had in the last Congress. who were elected as such. The only state in which there is anticipated any serious charge is Hi nos, owing to the defection of Douglas. Ir all of them the democracy will meet the Kan. sas issue square'y and fairly, and all member, returned as democrats will stand with the ad miuistration and the party on the slavery ques. ton.
 It is generally conceded the contest of 1866 I .l f.I
 portant in view of its importance that compe tent, faithful and experienced men should bt returned from the south to the next Congress when the battle will be fought. It has ofter been remarked by northern men that the se cret of the success of the south in the debates in Congress and the passage of measures ther, consists in their keeping in Congress their Se nators and members for long period thus giving them experience and influence, while at the north both are destroyed by too frequen changes, or in other words "rotation.n Pre- paratory to the great contest in 1860, the black republican press are advocating the return O those who have the experience, new membe cannot acquire so as to influence legislation fol several terms. From lenghty article in tho New York Courier and Enquirer extract tho following which applies with equal, or rather more force, to the south. If we are to make this fight with any hope of success we mus have experienced members:
 Next to the establishment of harmony ant good feeling among those who are opposed te the existing administration, by receiving with open arms all who will fully enlist under the