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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
The Dcnth Of Gov. Harvey.

MIDrsos. Via, Monday April o. 1862
Tho Executive Department received this morning
the startling announcement OF the death of Gov.
Louis p Harvey, drowned at Savannah, Tenn, on
Saturday night, while stepping from one boat
to another. Tho body is not yet recovered. The
State Offices closed for the day, and tho flags
at half mast.
Gov. Harvey was native Of Connecticut, Il
years Of ese, and was member Of the Convention
wi ic1 framed the Constitution Of the State and ior
several years was leading member of the State
Senate.
At thetin Of his death, Gov. Harvey was engaged
in the humane object Of minls,ering to the wounded
at Pttsburg Landing, having taken with him al
immeuse amount Of hospital stores, donated at hit
suggestion by the citizens of Milwaukee, Madison
ard GAINESVILLE.
His successor is Lieutenant. Governor Edward
Solomon vi Milwaukee.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
TAXATION RY STAMPS.

An experienced and successful man Of busi-
ness insists that oil the revenue needed BY our
Government TO pay the interest on our War
Debt and defray ts current expenses can be
most easily, chesply aud surely raised by Stamps,
requiring few officers for its collection and bear
ing with equal weight upon all interests and
classes. Here is his programme, which we sub.
init for thoughtful consideration:
REASONS
Why .srssr TAX receipts given in oil business trsn's
lions purchnse aud sls and al Of rent interest
and diyiiends should be 1ubu,ed TT the complicated
,qua sud annoying scheme Of ard Licenses proposed in
The bill now before the Iiou-s Of Representatives.
F6't; I, will be promptly realized or prepaid.
S,sni IL will n.sy all the oicOse'ion, thereby
adding from Geen twenty millions to the available revenue
ThDd Il viii avoid the foluent administration Of oathi
and it, consequent demorAiling effect.
Fopvh ~ prevent large inc'eSIs OF OF our greatest
political d,nger-EIecntive p.ronasein the appointment Of
Assessors Examiners, and Collectors
Ffhi It viii disturb tho emitting rssons et trade tnd
Manufactures
Sixhs IL makes unuecesry any adjustment Of the TEf
or sny consideration Of the Reciprocity Treaty"
50 nth It, tendency will be 70 check speculation,
and reduce tbs number Of middle men, aud to their
profits 10 Consumers.
Eighh! requires nqust!on into private Affairs and
svo1s the danger of bringing tho Government and ia
officers Into disf.pute Tho bin before The House eI
tremey Offensive o, this score.
Ninth The tar sale, By each Glass Of producers or
traders viii bs small thst phcs will DO gradually aud i'm
peIcephbly adjusted the orIergyias this the chac
ter Of IN Indirect tsr
Tenhi The tan will be paid principally by class Who
ffom their habits Of bunes will understand their liabilities
10 the ms,ter and will therefore promptly comply with
the requirement. Of tho law. Bsipg accustomed to have
other to pay the tar.
Eiersni 1t will rloy. trade and induitry from uncertain
ty-memb.n OF Congress from the spnoyns opportunities Of
interested parties and tho country from the expense Of pro-
longed. tedious, and an..,sf.c;ory logi,ls.ion.
Tpeth stamp receipts for i've dollars and upward
from l0d23 per all sales OF Tobacco Distilled
msned Hquor of from an per cent Rent, Intere, on
Bonds and norgssss United States. State and Corporate
Bend. and Dividends Of Profits paid by eorpos aud join.
Corporate Bonds and Stoc and Of per ell sales Of
oil other Wares and Merchandise Goods and Chat.e. to-
geher with stamps such other documents be mo.,
easily reached will yield than the bill
fore the House. II will be paid foreign well dome,
tic products most Of which sold from 20 four times
before they reach consumers.
Stamps Of various amounts should be provided 40 a. readily
penalties provided for usnos and for the sale thereof
other than Govemmsnt offces
Ths folswb statement, b~sa on census returns end ss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

.,ro,,bv Of their steel since Mill Spring. Pea
p,a,. and Fort DobesOn. Some OF those
:. oeotlemeu" disguised themselves In prlvates
n0;sorns FOR the tight at Pittsburg Landing
and then directed their soldiers to pick of the
Ir,;oo officers 10 their conspicuous uniformsi
but they would have nevertheless found full
eu,loy ment for their "steel' if they had mt
run away with it.
by tho way: no Rebel bulletin or journal
b,. vet dared to tell their dupes that they left
the body of their ablest general aud commander
u.chief dead on the battlefield. On the con-
trary, they pretend to have brought it of and
TO mediate sending it to New.Orleans. Beau
regards request for permission to bury bis
dead was doubtless dictated by hope that he
might thus get possession of Johnston's body
and carry it of. But for this, he would have
spared himself the humiliation and bis people
the knowledge that he was driven pell nell
from the battlefield and dared not return to II
otherwise than on leave. He knew that bis
dead would be decently buried by the vlctors'
and not one of their bodies mutilated aud their
bones converted into trophies, as those OF our
bravo men were after Bull Run.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

From the financial report published to-day
it will be seen that the deposits with Mr..
Cisco yesterday Of five per cent certificates
amounted to the extraordinary sum OF S2,3OO,-
coo, making, with the deposits of Saturday,
81, 100000 as the receipts for two days.
Gratifying rs this statement must be con.id-
cred, it suggests the possibility Of the Secre-
tary being compelled to reduce the rate oI
interest. Such o reduction would naturally
tend to restrict investments to some appre.
ciabls extent; but tho question would be
whether the lower rate would not better
represent legitimate business and IN the end
be safer and more profitable for the Trea,ury
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
WHO GO TO TIE WAR;

The Detroit Tribune gives u list Of the Super
yisorS cbOsen in two-thirds Of Michigan, sum
ming up 2C5 Republicans and l44 Democrats,
showing small Republican gain. The Editor
says:
IT an Interesting question for consideration what effect
the enmers for The army hsvs had upon the Republican
vote TIE statistics upon this subject have not been g.ner
ally oocsod bu. wherever they been collected lhey
ihst very large proportion of the volunteers Re
prhcsn aid that tho fes Of The April elections has been
iluuencsd on ellis account We viii add few inssneess
We lose supeyi.o, IN Georg.town Ouows County where
we h.d majority last year and shows that ~ Re
publican voter. Of this have e'ne TO the Ia Iiv
infson County whsrs Loaf this year In two where
oau-sss. were made, the resu, concerning enls,msnts
.oGd, Green Osi 81 Bspublie.ss Democrat Hasnd, 70
Republicans 3 Democrats We only lost three s1pervison
Ia th county. The hcpvJean Ia commenting the result
ia this county, says has yet 20 hear Of sptle instance
wherein hitherto svowei Republican hss renouueed his
creed for,sssn his party Iu the town Of Sparta Rent
County whore the ,pubcan uose, elected ont Of 10
voters gone to the wsl, % Republicans In oakland
County tho Republicans also los, supesoA We have tho
canvas, Of coUpt Of town. in ths county. In Highland
says TIE Gor,s Of 10 volunteers 20 Republicans
in Bloom6td the ratio l. shout the same; ud throughout
the county whenever Of this Kind has been made
tho Republicans have been found be greatly In the .jor
y We 20 intend TO make any in,idous distinction,
bewosn pshotc i giving Sbe above facts ba, simply
presen. tem true and jet way OF solving political
suit. We think equally well ofs D,m,crst Republican
Who lhs his life on lhe battlefield oI the preservation OF the
Union"
-Dorbtless, there are States and districts
which show different state Of facts; but
there has been so much underhand effort by
Democrats to keep their men from enlstiDg,
that such contrast as 10 above shadOwed
forth must be more general than Is currently
believed. We regret This. for we are most
anxious that the great body of the Northern
Democrats should haze now view Of Slavery