Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

d condition 70 be organized a. States, and BE-
|conssitutionslly admitted into the federal
Union.
The immsHse mineral resources Of some Of
these Territories ought TO BE- developed as rap.
IDLY a. possible. Every step In that direction
would have tendency to improve the revenue
OF tbe government, and diminish the burdens
Of the people. II h worthy Of your serious
consideration whether some extraordinary
measures TO promote that end cannot be adopt.
"a. The means which suggests itself as most
liksly 10 BE- effective, Is scientific exploration
Of the mineral regions in those Territories,
win view to the publication OF Its results at
nome and in foreign countries-results which
cannot fail to be auspieious.
The condition Of the finances will claim your
most dilieSnt consideration. The vast expen.
ditures incident to the military and naval op.
erations required for the suppression Of the
rebellion, have hitherto been met with a
promptitude. and certainty, unusual in similar
circumstances; and the public credit has been
fully maintained. The continuance ofthe war,
however, and the increased disbursements
made necessary by the augmented forces now
In the field, demand your beat reflections us to
the best modes Of providing the necessary rev.
enue, without injury to business, and with the
least possible burdens upon labor.
susp"o" VI spee'e Pay"eh" py 'he
-. ~" ~ ,"e sVnne"cs'a NM, u your
s sn, ,aaue arg ISSUES Oh oh''ed s.a,es
- :" ~ o'ei way eou'u 'he
49, -. y. W WIPE anu u'o sa"s'ae"oh Oh
-, .,''ua a ~ 80 eoono''''os'y, VI 50
rs,-f ,S' ~ Nv J"u,e'ous iess'aaoh
''e"''"s 'o ie.e'aao"'y oi .hese
.s io' ,ooNs an. ,"s3r'a, u",,es' anu mhkhg
49, e"1e' vi o''.r ueo's' mas n'auo
an.'., "n''.'I euireneg anu mas ssushed'
-. ~ 'e"s'' ana ior inc uhe' uie long
80 y. =. YIN e,reuiaank "eoium'
49,. " ~ pe'P''' ''""""sr S""'s U
- INV eNe"anse
~ ..",a... ~ sp.''o payments however ~
we earhestp period compatible with due regard
VA. 'n'eres's eohcerhed' should ever be kept
IN view. fiuctuahons In the value Of currency
az awas "1uf'ous' ana 10 reduce these nue.
~ , IN. 'oWos' poss'oie point Will al
CsS...,s,,...N Puposeh WISE ieeisiauoh'
~, ~ proin' anu certain eohveruoihty
,h'o COM generally acknowledged to be the
snu sas' sasguara against tnemi and II
Y,, e ~. aouo'iui whetner circulation Of
&c.,. S'a,es no.es' payable IN CON- and
arg ior 'hs wants OF inc people,
permanently "sei"'iy anu saieiy mhih-
~
. my o'"e' inoue III winch u'e
I. -. - io' ."o puohe wants can
nn,s,r-, s.-~....e ao'a"'ases Vi u sa'e ana
-. - seeaieu
r..,,,.. 80 IN. VIM" PROMISES SO eer'aih
~. :. 49, 50 oa"' ''"e, 50 uhooIecuoh-
49, ~ o'saxa,oh oi banking associa-
eo"ei nv. VI oohsress' wen
~. -s...-p ~ ,s.o"s' sueh associa''ons
\. .s..-,. -, ~, n,'n ." euia''hs ho'es'
-, 50 VI on,eu S'a'es pohds oeposi-
-. a. y ineoe NOTES. prepared I'M
n.,ss-s. ~ - ''son VI proper on'eers' oeins
..-..,.,A ~ arpe rance anu security ana con-
- 49," nso COM Mo"iu ~ once pro-
asa.he' inc eNhs Oh u VICIOUS eurren-
~, sna 'ae''''a'e commerce oy cheap ana SAFE
moosra'e reservation from the interest on
the bonds would compensate the United States
for the preparation and diatribption ~ ,ba
nots.. ana a ,onar.I .u.s.'..Ss ~ VI .I'
-" $500, VISION Oh tue system,
ma would lighten the burden of that part Of
the public debt employed as securities. The
|public credit poreo,sr ,yo,,, ~. -...,,.. a.
nrovad. and m. ,.a,,,a,,e ~ eisay '
ss,,. aaa u's neeoua'ion OF new loans great
~ faciiitated by the steady market demand for
government bonds which the adoption of the
proposed svstem vonId cra,,o $50
n q an .aa,,,a..I
measure, Of considerable weight in nv iude
ment, that IL would reconcile, as far as possi.
BILE, an existing ,nterests. nv thu onnor,nni,,,
oN.red 10 e,,s,,na ins,,,,,,, 'ppo.'y
800 ~. a.. ..uuu'ns 70 reorganize
uniform national circulation for the local and
various circulation, secured and nnascnraa
now ,ssuea nv than ="
THE raceints ir n, a.. ,,ro..,., ,u
'''o '"o treasury from al sour
ces, including loans, and balance from the
preceding year, for the fiscal wear ending on
the Goth June, isO2, were s5s3, ss5, .,7. OG. of
which sum sao. oss ao- 40 xyara aar,,,ad g.,
-. - : -. y, - - "'' "''''oo honi
eustoms S',ho,Jpl''3 from the direct tax; from
public lands Si52.2t9.77; from miscellaneous
sources, ss3i, 1877 "a; from loans In all forms.
sS2s, ss2 ,aGo5o The remainder, sae57, ooS. so,
was the Daiahee from last year
The disbursements during the same period
were for congressional, executive, and judicial
purposes, sJ,03 100 30; for foreign intercourse
81, $3.50, 7i0,35; for miscellaneous expenses, in,
GLIDING the minis, loans, post office deflcien-
cies, collection OF revenues, and other like
charges, S1A, l29,771 So for expenses under the
Interior Department, s3,lU2,9s5 SO; under the
War Department. $50, 36s,tO7 90; under the
Navy department, Si2,G7l 500 90; for interest
on public dept si3,l90324 Is; and for pay
ment OF public debt, including reimburse-
ment Of temporary loan, and redemptions,
500, 096, ga o. making an aggregate Of
$50, S4l, 700 25, and leaving a balan CO in the
treasury on the first day of July, lst2, of
St3,Oi3,5i6 81.
II sbou,d be obssrvsd tim, tho ann, ., soa
Oo6. or O9. expended for reimbnrssmsnts and
redemntion al nublic debt haIns incIoaa5 ai.a
in Inc loans mhde. NAV be ornnerIv dsau, asp
both from raceipts and expanditnras taa ~, y
the actunl receii,ts for the wear SIsr $50 9.i az
and the expenditures, s4s4,7ia,7,s, ID
orr, A., ,,rr, .,Io,, ~, Ar. s,,,,.a.. ....a
as ,,,;,, ~ 1mma IN ~. rnr, OF me IMAM
ces WI. De Iounu IN me report OF the secretary
81 ane areasnry 70 wnose , statements and views
mnN yo"f "ios' e"hoo anu 'ohsiueratr At
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