The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-04

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Seldom, II ever, has tine ben .ssoA a ex
citsmeat ameng the Balls saad Bsass Of Wai
Street aa,dasing the past week. We silla giyl
our readers ths bsus1t Of theif sopiniona N
Bull party boldly deelass--7 syse asoGE ssfr
d That there viii be no war With sEngland, and
that whatever position Ws tske with regard q
the rebels and tsaitosa, Mason and 9Hdell, John
Bull will not again fight ~ ssse sn,4s gsaw
That our army are about 10 mako bold move
from the Potomac and slsswbsre, which will soon
breAks the sback Of the sebellion. ID l.ss3 ta8
i .Thst the banks of tie city and whole country
will wisely decide TO suspend spseis payments,
will make psrmanent easy MONEY market du
| ring the wAf. sis SSiss bgfa slH aal Ri hsfsna
That the proposed extensivs issue Of demand
notes BY the Govsrnment will help business, give
the people confidence, and afiord al the relief
to the country that can be dssised.a sslls 3 hess
That the opening Of moro Southern ports
now daily expected, will give ~ Ill the cotton
actually needed both for home and foreign cor
| That in the event, now believed to be certain,
Of the breaking up Of the great Southern rebsl-
lion,l securities Of all kinds will advancs from
twenty Ave to fifty per cent, and that now 10
the auspicious time to buy atocks for invessmsnt
| That the banks. unlike their condisieion In
| 1887, never we're making more money, never
had 90 large deposits, aud never were more sound
and safe, than now-not twithstanding the pr0a-
pect Of their suspending specie payments--a
conservative step demanded - . war measure.
| That the nation was never 90 strong in all its
resources, never had 20 small foreign debt,
never had such stock of the precious metals,
and never had such self-sustainiDg ability - ct
| the present moment aes : sei ass 81 sas
That extensive shipments of gold to Europe
are impossible, in the face of such restricted
importations, and that therefore, the rates Of
exchange must speedily fall Ass 15B5ss ahgad
The Bears are quite % bold ss the Bulls
and succeed in making very plausible argument,
They will make you believe-- sfsbea saGu o. s.
That war with England is inevitable, unless We
surrender Mason and S:idell ss Il sstTaaa
ly join England In any measures that may be
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msnv months and n.rhsns war. sven r. sn,;c..
hla re,.tions ara ms;ntsired ~ith rnoI.nd
Th.t "nr n.,;onsI a.n. In soon ra.oh .,..
h;ch Henres that The country iii hs .e,;onsiv
crippled for scores Of years to come. ts4,s4zT n
/ That our banks must inevitably suspend spe-l
Gle payments; not for conservative reasons, but
because of immediate and enormous shipments
Of specie to Europe, the great demands Of the
Government, and heavy losses BY bad debts. /,
That the Government il most upvise in pro.
posing large Issues of demand notes. and that
such step will iniure tho banks. Hood the ma
tion With an irredeemable currency, and utterly
destroy our credit. :ssI - -sf'Gy
That the country will probably 20 to ruin any
way and our Union be forever DESTROYED. simply
because Of the magnitude Of the rebellion. and
the great complication Of our present Difficult.
ties. -. 90 30 -. !, a. -. t,,-,l1 ...-i.
That more extensiye failures will shortly occur
than have ever been known in the history Of
the country. unless the rebellion is Immediately
uuelled. Of which there is at present no prospect
whatever. - s,.. -.
Such We believe to be fair presentation Of
the caee on both sides, and, o. may be supposed,
there is great, if not an "irrepressible con:
flict" in all commercial circles. Wise men, long
headed men. and ali other men who are specta-
tors of these stormy troubles, are all on one
platform. They know not, one Of them, what
day may bring forth. The only wisdom now is
that (which cometh from above" !" from the great
Ruler and Arbiter of nations. Those who be-
lieye this are wise-all others are fools. ~
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