New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

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Attendance of esch person....."..",." O75 OBI
BheIils IN addition 70 perplexing wilderness Oh
fees for bords orders. notices and what not are
allowed commission on all moneys collected o1thout
sale, thTse per cent; ruth sale, five per cent. -,
In addition to this, are burdened Wi h live mill
county beside school, Territorial and osd axeatby
the tter of which noneTesdents are taxed 81 Tor each
days labor not performed the highway, being IN
resiity highway robbery in disguised mounting at
length TO the very championship OF rapaety, before
which your japanese robbery but duet 10 the balance
If day Of instaurstion does come to us, II vii
Only be when the swelling disproportion between tue
wretched services performed and the COMPENSATION
allowed therefor is diminished and when the people
sho soicitude about throwing off their debts honestly
and not by deliberate legislation.
1t remains TO be seen how widespread is this spirit
in vogue, ss tie petitions have not yet reached the
Governors but the fact that the step is simultaneous
throughout the Territory is significant And the
scheme, if defeated now may, unless the people aud
their ret kess advisers cOunseled differently, be
again brought upon the carpet at next session in
1861 and with the pressure brought 10 bear upon the
question from the interior districts ogsher with the
ndispOsiOn the part OF the m0neyed interest to buy
another Legislature. though at never 80 cheap plce,
we may look for such a series Of embarrassments
thrown around the collection OF debts AZ shall make the
poor creditor shut up his desk in despair. Foreign
capital DO in cur midst would be 1t once Withdrawn
from among such rapacious SGT OF swindlng demA'
eogues and Ksnsas Bonds would 20 begging for buy-
ers as no one would touch the hypothecations OF a
worthless immunity who were contentedly moving
on to reputation and the credit of merchants aud
bUtiDeee men now seeking assistance Ia the East would
he rTecoyerably wrecked.
In this connection it would be well 20 notice the ire
Quent appeas euanating from the Territory. asking
for breadstBs clothing g, money horses etc, That the
unexsmped drOwtb Of the past season as burnt up
she croIs OF sections is true that there Is some
individual suffering among ~ is equally tTue-so mare
il IN any place-but have yet TO hear from any per-
who has touched the stary alton point or likely TO,
as some have TT t'nd,d Prices cutreIt regulated
by scarcity aud supply. In Lecompt H. 90 miles away
from Missouri where prices rule higher than az Law
renee, -four is quoted, August 16, 1860, per 100 ID
81 25 corn meal per 100 ID 5Oc potatoes per b1sh'
75c. bear 81; eggs l0c per doz ham er 10 9to Del
hay per iun ~. -
Still with all THE in perticn rs Of the Territory,
the farmers have dyen their stock to Iowa to winter
them and will return with them and resume their a7o-
cation in the Spring But even these PEI sons have all
djsamed know of the deep sue Jag said - pre-
prevail. That relief will in some part from tbs
Territory Itself suDquesonsble and we irds sufficient
TO preclude the necessity Of seeking outside aid.
One draw back will certainly work TO our damage
this proposition for tay-law Is not an accidental ne
cessity but was tat he'd Last Winter and folio ged on
the heels of an abundant harvest and In the midst OF
present and prospective prosperity Now will men he
ant 70 douats Unfortunately for the Kansas SUI
ferer whtn their recipients are sud ingto overthrow
the whole fabric Of debt and credit and when the al
moners Of their bounty will in all likelihood prove to
be some ofthe very instgators of the plot for cleo
toneerTg purposes, and who were 80 cheaply pur-
chased once before
This au, stion will probably oe answered by the
evsnt but while hope that ultimate relief ior all
v i'll come the good of Repubioanisn should not
be eopardied nv scaudaous experiments Of legislators
WIZ ~ REPUBLICAN.