New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
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Mai hat and the action hns"
trust that the present experience wall insuRursU
return 10 the only ysts capable Of guarding State
against surprise, and preserving 1t from ultimate ds-
teri mean the armiDg and training of the "hoie
militia Devoted 10 heart TO the interests OF peace
painfully alive 20 the caam es and sorrows of war;
cannot fail 70 see how plainly the rights and hbertes
of people Ieposc upon their own capsiy to maintain
them.
recommend the authorization of permanent loan
for the payment Of the expenses Of tins new emer-
gencyto be effected by instalments as the Executive
Department may lind IL expedieht. suggest also that
the scrip may be partly ssuable ia pecer OF hy or one
hundred dollars each, that smhll eapitallsts may
share in the benefits of the opportunity for safe invest
rlent which the occasion will afford. The oers from
the banking institutions OF the Commonwealth, OF
loans 10 Treasury, communicated TO the Executive
since the 18th Of April, reach the aggregate amour, OF
s6 400 900 and whatever moneys have been needed by
the Treasurer, have been promptly advanced, pursuant
to these onyr-. Their confidence IN The good fIIh OF
the State in view Of the fart thnt our contracts have
been made in the absence OF previous egsiatcni IF
not les apparent than their reliance upon ts pecunlary
condition.: and in truth, recurrence 20 the last
annual report of the State Auditor renders II clear
that the iudebtednoSs oi Tho Common" eaith
exclusive cf Liabilities assumed to promote pubic
work. and assured by ample mOrtgaget, - 80 triling
while II. wealth and resources vast that the
ecrp Of Mssachusetts must b. regarded a. second 70
no security in the world. Tie tendency 10 hoard IN
times of ccmmotion, i Circumstance agraValins lhe
natural perurbatons of society; and offers strong
opportunity Of investments.
desire TO cultivate II spirit of confidence IN the
federal Government, Id capacity, It's resources ana s
administration. The States and the people owe 1t TO
themselves and 20 justice that they shall cautiously ab-
stain from needless, careless, IN any way uneeo-
nomical disbursements, into which inconsderiie OIL
cigls nav be tempted Gy the expectation of ultimate
repavnent from the Treasury Of the United States.
We ought 10 husband every resource to serye every
interest of our present Government 10 watch over aud
proec, At. pecuniary credit and to assist s loans IN
d irit Of patriotic sympathy free from any sordd Iain
OF personal selfshDess and respectfully ark you 10
consider whether power my properly b. vested in
so,pe DEPARTMENT of the Commonwealth 10 intervene,
will the aid OF our credit State, iu any post
BILE future contingency of pecuniary weakness at
Washington.
In this grave national experience it becomes MS not
only to nit ourselves as men, by courage aud enter
prs but also 70 remember that every virtue, civll as
well as military, calls on US With more commanding
voice. Patient endurance, unfDching perseverance IN
eyery duty whether of action or passion nj such "a
moment becomes grand and heroic. Nor ear ] urge
too strongly the dCtv o.. e4.tL.ci aad ah" uni'n oi