Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

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50 the Preamble, by 107 to 76
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Ey- a Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, Under date Of Dec.
"a. ssy=
Buchanan has made some coasular sp-
pointments, AMI is making up the list OF
missions, None Of them will be announ
cea until the Kansas news comes in a
definite shape These much coveted Off
ces viii hardly. .oe needed to buy votes, the
immense army contract. and the appoint.
ments II the fonr new regiments viii do for
that
Mr. Banks OF Massachusetts, maize his
farewell speech to the House, and will
leave Immediately for Boston. His inau-
gural address is partly prepared. lie gave
the Republicans good advice. and indicated
that he should be candidate for the
Presidency in 1860. Mr. Banks is lib
cral politician. and is in favor of securing
to himself the best chances III parties now
existing or that may be formed He is in
favor of taking Douglas into the Republi
can ranks. lie will gran, absolution,
provided Douglas first makes confession.
Mr.. Banks says let them all in, and le,
the "smartest man bear Of the golden
prize
M Washburn has given notice of bill
to tax all bank notes under $50. This
is an important momement Ii success.
fu, i, will relieve the western country
OF that destructive flood of bank paper
which ia now robbing the people. and sap
ping the life OF their industry.
The first batch Of millions of treasury
rags will be ready next week. They will
have. il is now believed, the full rate of six
per cent. interest.
As the process has thus commenced Of
turning the Sub-Treasury into National
Bank. Mr. Kellogg has introduced, or
given notice OF. bill to assist aud advance
the movement The following is an alb
stract of il:
The bill provides for the deposit By in
dividuals OF gold and silver coin with the
Treasurer and Assistant Treasurers Of the
United States. dust in the mint and branch
mints. and the issuance OF certificates
therefor. in sums rai:'inc frnr, aah - e1.
eco, suited in character for general use and
circulation.
The certificates 20 be payable a. the place
OF ISSUANCE, and 20 be receivable for all
public dies, and re-issnableto all creditors
OF the United States that may he willing
TO receive the same Such certificates to
be signed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury-and countersigned by the Officers is
suing the same
Also. that there shall remain in the
Treasury at all times sufficient coin to re-
deem all outstanding certificates which
shall be pledged as also the faith Of
The United States. for the redemption
thereof
The bill also provides punishment for
embezzling such deposits, and for conn
terfeiting such certificates, and the Secreta-
~ of the Treasury may authorize such col
le>tors of Customs anl receivers of Land
Officers as he shall assignate to receive de-
posts in the same manner. if thought advi-
sable
While the pirate Walker is hsrding his
lambs in Nicaragua. the FillibuSters Hen
ningsen has the impudonce TO hang around
Washington, and write letters to the news
papers in favor of the joint schemes OF
robbery. jeff Davis Of Mississippi, protests
against any interference by the Government
with Walkers enterprise" Walker is
q simple farmer going out 10 settle his
lands or other peoples lands, and honest
Jeff thinks ii worthy enterprise -
Well it is perhaps as honest aud more
manly than the repndiation of those
seven millions of dollars which Mis-
sissippi borrowed and spent twenty years
aEo.