Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

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Vss.ee o ,n nnn la To- soU-oo NJ ,ness
ra'ss o,ooo, wv 'iou, US y" eatI,n
a,' NHnoo u'au. - 80 e. ann oan
o 80 W. uoI'.e' y. sio o ono h0o
IIo;oVv nTn. e"l."" n non
1900 Un" 49, - s61 00n
on noo mn ~, .is ~, at 70 cant.
TX ma mo
0 500 ono th, rrta,. az 81 eonn o0o
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10 49,, o.I"n srn D 400 onn
49, : y oo''' $500
~ s5o con
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no'oo"'eno pn"' t IS, rono n1o
49, hon 40 y pJ 1917, $50, ~ On
o''oo'o'o ousueH p0A"' mn mn
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ho'' '"' GU u Ino p'' """ @A' mn ooo
800 ZOO
Ashlns o'ronoo'
rom "h'cn oeuust ~ poo eeiil y
!eaGlng @4ous Sef'o w wv PEI a.rI, ;"
"u'Cn ousa' y oe u:e ~ COZ. " e.
crops not no" ess'hia'eu HoH tIi'e' Al p..
cent "oaiu elao'e "s ~ o".o" oay
~! oouoo'"o "nlen "ou,u give us al sanu1'
expenditure OF 700 oo',ooo iof 'uteo s.o e.
Wnicn "ouiu H'aihl"u 81 army o 'oo,o"o
men 81 an average COST OF more inan saoo
per man., anu then allow $l3.oo0'uoo
Tor tue civil list shd navy. rms esIi!natc 10
probably too Iarge oy i've mI!l'ous. ~ iIeie
say msn VINO believes taaI ih,s WA cou.. ias,
| l1r Is Or "a years lTCIQ next MATCH HOu.d
not me enemy aIhsnst 'neir 1aeshs ions oe'o'o
this, in an Aggressive war, &nich must ~
manly carried on oy money u IL 70 oe GU.
served mat mo ~hoie u Inc S.4, ooo,ooo VI
revenue would not be wanted uftl tue Oh year.
FOR Tue nfst year We srou'e "sh' one thIru u u
the amount Tor me second car, seo,IEir"a u
TINS ta., @na sGa "nrie 81 LEO ::!a Oh !he l"'lo,
oo1'u a"! Pesp'e ocle's " Ine Psyans lt:' y,
such a Lax Tor sne support ot tao ""r III "h.cu
sc are engSgen Sut II may DC sa'o, .nas
aaeh En- amount G"aia not &c ra'seu " ioun -
tSe Conlruern!e 0'1'es " IaiA Per c't1 s''.A.
a little reuccl'o"' ac"e'e', III l'sA.o ~ ~
Peculaf sltuatlcn lhsy serve 10 salsIy 'nS
oouot- we shall ho. "anI 70 iu'se uo"eJ y
eeP' LOT liz 'h'elesto l. ~ ~
we VII! take mainly IN military supplss'-
NJ" 'neTe suppues ! sHa'' n.e"IS
soon Will Do niane r"u'i II tn:'
States: Inc only market ,I thenl WIZ % ~
me Cohieu:ra'e o'a'c' %fiiSs '"e o,'er"ue
lesisr ann thcSe "ao uthe 'heth YIN e.aotS
exchange them for a Confederate STOCK a! 0 per
cent provided the interest DO punctualiy pain III
. SOUND currency. I"tne means Tor pFoVluins
this, | snail presently advert. Ino producers
OF these supplies would gladly exchange lnen
for a Confederate bond, which mortgages the
whole property OF the country 10 ssusiy Hne,h.
The iaducctnszi' 70 Go tnl', ~ouic De 81 the
greater, from tho fact that Inc expenditure OF
s2l0, G0O, oo0 on an array Of aoe,qoo men sup
poses That we are TO pay enormous prices i"r
What we purchase. An expenditure OF s|oo
per MAN, ~prcsupposss such prices rs would
moro than compensate iar any depreciation IN
:hc six per cent. stock, 1t tue interest snolla
be punctually PAID.
But o ! will suppose another nnde OF
usirg this tax IN klru "hleh, perhaps, Will
afford = still more convincing PROOF OF our
ability 20 carry on tnl2 var lor long tiIne.-
| will also add, too, that J do not advocate
this form Of tax, but merely suppose tho case
10 illustrate gu! financial resources for the
contest
Suppose, instead Of converting the articles
raised hy this tex into money, we should Csc
much Of i! for the direct support of the army.
Let us see how IL would operate, upon the
presumption that We should keep three hun
drcd thousand men md enc hundred thousand
horses III the field There can DC little DOUBT
supply the arnmsl losses fer 100000 horses,
Il we suppose :" many IN 'se nelo- o,zo"'ooo
bushels Of wheat would give more than txo
and one third barrels o. nour 70 each man,