The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
VI LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, SEPT, 26, 1861

OIL I,UUU twenty cents, and on SO QUO ono
dollar for each day. ~
All the treasury notes Issued will bear
date ON the 18th OF August, 1861. and
will bear interest from that date. Each
note will have coupons attached. cxpr.s.
sing The several amounts Of semi.annual
interest. which coupons NAV be detached
from the notes. and presented lor rsymeuf
separately. Each subscriber NAV nav
the whole amount subscribed at the time
Of subscription. or. ir he prefers to do 80.
may pay Que tenth at the time. and one.
third every twehtietb day thereafter. %
AT eacl pay msnt the accrued interest
on tn amount from The 18th OF Angus.
ITO the date Of payment must alec be paid
and the amounts Of interest thus paid will
be reimbursed in the payment Of the first
coupon. In order TO secure beyond per.
adventure the punctuaI payment Of the
Interest and the gradual reduction of the
principal, Congress has provided BY Law
for an annual revenue amply suiicien, not
only for these purposes, but for the
prompt payment Of all demands on &C.
count Of extraordinary expenditures. sa,F
! 1t will be seen ala glance tha, not
only is The whole properly Of the country
pledged for the interest and iuaI reim.
bursement of the loan. bu, that an ade
quate and specific proportion Of the. An.
pual production is set apart by taxation
for the redemption Of this rledoe. Pro.
mot payment beyond contingency ia
thus insured. Nor can this taxation be
/ thought great when compared with the
magnitude Of the objects of the contest
Tor with The amount or property and pro,
duction. The objects are union; perma.
neut D. ace and security at home and re.
speet abroad are imperiI!ed By this uupro.
vuked rebellion. $50 s.a v,N
4 The intelligence Of the people comp,e,
hend at once their magnitude. They
'lrise above party. They belong to no Ad.
They concern the whole
country during all time. under every re.
lIa;ion, foreign or domestic. And The
m oans for the attainment of these great
objects can be readily supplied from tie
property productions Of the country The
real and personal values in the United
States reach the vast aggregate of SI6,-
900, 600, 900, and in the States row LOYAL
to the Union this aggregate is S1i ,Ooo,.
600. 900.
The yearly surplus earnings Of the loy.
al people are estimated BY intelligent per.
sous conyersant with such investigation,
at more than 81 0,000 900. while th,
well considered judgments Of military mel
, of the highest rank and repute, warrant
. the confident expectation that if the wa
3 is prosecuted with energy. courage an,
0 skill, it may be brought TO q Termination
, 'efore the close of the next spring, Il
which event the cost beyond the revenu,
will hardly exceed the amount of th,
$3.50. 10000 loan authorized bv Congress
and with due economy in sll branches o
the public service not more than. the tota
expenditures of Great Britain or France
in years Of peace.
| And it is not unreasonable 10 hope thai
the auspicious result Of peace may be
fastened by the reflection Of the citizens
Of the States in ihsurrect;on-that they
will review their action. weigh their ow D
welfare, consider the disposition OF The
whole county to recognize all their con
stitutional rights and 10 allow them their
full share IN tho benefit of theft Common
Government, and renew their allegiance
to the Union, which iu an evil hour they
have been tempted to throw of. VIII
they not reflect that the war into which
the Government has been constrained. il
no war for their subjugation. buta wal
for national existence, and that an, auspi
cious result to the Union will benefit Al
largely the States 10 insurrectiCn as the
States which have remained loyal. ro.'.
However this may be the duty of the
national government as The constitution
ally constituted agent Of the people, ad
mits of no question: The war made nee
sssary by The Instruction pdreluctabt
~ accepted by he government, must b,
pros- culed with all possible ,yigor unit
the restoration ofth4 just auth ority Of tn
Union shall insure permanent peace. :
The same good Providence which ron
Quoted our fathers through the Difficult
ties and dangers which besel the forma
4 lion ofthe Union, has graciously strength
! eted ou1 hands lor the work Of its preser
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;; The GRIPS Of. the year are ample. .eth
!. grabaries and bsrns. are everywhsle full
! The capit.liss Of the country come cheer
q fully torw,yaard ,ya 10 sustain the credit Of th
,, , Government A.r-ady, aud even in ad