, 1861-11-21

lH1Q& 0S8 &S8 L0Ex WN1E2.l
The conduct OF the New York ba.ak msaa-
Venber laat year, when they united pu.
cally into one great corporation to zes1st this |
commercial community, has been sAgac{ous,
Mise and liberal
In December they advanced government |
5co, COO Vhsn neither private capitalists 1eE
banks, save themselves, in the country could |
be found to take the loan. siace then, In I
Every instance, when the government wanted |
money, they h.ve advanced 1t, promptly and |
literally, st the lowest rateA- He utter no |
tie people OF these loyal States azo indebted
to tie wisdoEn aud patriotism Of the New
York bank managers for the existence ef the
Ftdeia1 government at f Is day. The scheme
Of traltorr, under President Buchanan, cen
temp1ated the ruin Of our government credit,
March 4, Fhen Lincoln cama into office The
New York babk managers we're the sole bar-
1ier to this national bankruptcy and ruin.
They s&yed the country from the wellp!anned
ecaeme Of tTef'ors-
In June they again hetpsi government By
temporary loans at si1 per cent int.rest. On
Argust 19 they relieved the Eeart4 Of trem-
the Southern rebels by taking 80 .O0o, 900
cfTreasury notes at about legal interest. Their
intelligent comprehension OF the Eubject Of
fnsrce, With i1 results vast for good or evil,
ha. been viz Edicated By the Practical working Of
the loan aince August l9. Daring that Interval
treasury, In coin, S8o, ,0o0, ,O60. with only til
fiug diminution in the reserve Of specie, aud
withsut disturbances OF da0ger to any intereat-
The price Of all property has advanced Hinca
Whole proposed loans Of $250, ,000, eco. beaides
creating IN activity among domestic manu-
factureTs which produces Greater profits than
they have enjoyed Tor many years. These are
few Of tbs benefits for which the country is
indebted to the enlightened policy Of the
New York bank mzn1ge1.
Owen LessjoJ and tho siavehnnter.
The Springfield, No., correspondent Of ths
New York Tines Mtites:
Colonels Owen Lovejoy aud Shanka IRE here
and By invitation Of (zen. Hunter will proba
bly, take some roaitton on his staff Tho for
| mET, by sid Of his good-nAtured countena1ce
| ard bis sueviter IL mods, is very genera. Is
! vo1its. He goes wandering care1ess1J around
| looking not unlike the elder Napoleon in out
line; keeps close eya On the ebon ehattels
/ ard is chiefly engaged, Whan engaged, in 1ri
ting his name On tie upper right hand coras. q
| Of envelopes, With the addition Of m IN c.
| day or Two since, Unicn citizen cane init
| camp, and, with dolorons vsssge, complained
that somebody had a1lufed Oh his negro boy
| 2sm-
"see Eerer' ssid rome rsg, after hearing hi
complaint, " 90 you aee thst gentleman yonnei
il blue cost2 Well, you just go to him hz'
the nan to hunt up your nigger!"
The individual moment after hsd buttor
hoIed the gentleman In the blne coat, and t
tie great delight OF the listening crowd, va
1.fofminE him that "some cussed Abolition
isl" had stclen his niger, and asked his a
si:tance.
"Leok here, my friend" said the gentlema
N the blue ccat, as he leisuroly took of h]
glassea, which he had put On the better t
Esse view Of his petitionsr-do you zee ths
msn at the gate with his gun? You do, eli
Well now, you just get out Of this yard
five seconds, or I'll hand Jou over to his keel
ipsl' So,
indignant Col. Lovejoy watched his retre'
With the most evident aatisf 4ctioa. It is QuiI
: | .oesible that the same man won't apply
bin . second time for assistance in nfgg
| catching.