, 1863-12-03

troubled with divided councils. The
speech Of Fernando Wood at Bergen,
New Jersey. shows That he md Lis faction
~. ,,a+o,,,;.oa -. =. - ss.. s..ts
~ ale al ae.e1mineo TO run theil peace doctrines
10 thetf legitimate conclusion. LIE says that
mo Democrat con consistently vote for
another dollar for the purpose Of carrying on
this unholy war, If he persereres in this
course mn, con control n faw rotes n con.
grcss hc ~ VIII M ho11 snrtof balance: ~ M
o. n ~ connerfeaa nartv ena 49, !.
s.nat - - st.e pps - Pafy. aaa t''s ~ no
doubt tthe end ne mas IN view In the
mean time those who were formerly open
and undisguised peace men-such as Toney
Knonn. Robinson ami soma otbere =, 49,.
CO., CO. 49,, - - a,..-0I s o0 ~ 5oas
o'".c- iesay " cnaaseo l1ont, at least IN
appearance. They arc now hunting up
1,artv. If rossit,e and at +ha. so-,,, 49,. .a.
80. -. "a - N1,,4- ~ NV ool44e .nl'o pos"
sese euneient m'utaly pfcstlge to get the
Fotc o1 Inc soldiers. Your Western politi-
clans are still possessed with the idea TINT Nc
Clellan is the man, but the leaders at tha East
now 1ool nnon h;1o NJ ontt.o,s ,,.s;,as,. ~ ."0'
Nv" 'oeA upon aaan a's ent'seis aha7aaiaoie.
THE sPKAKEns1HP.
It is reported that several Democrats of
the war stripe will vote for the Union cand,-
o-s ~ - ~ 1870 ~ lug .ue 11leaaons
a1 oat 0oulo men eiocsea party oy Union
4:s eutss "la W ". lais VIII 4lake the ofgant-
Some of tha conno.heads 1!;4I' a,a: GasJ'
sion nrocliy3t;esl bone t. male nas ~ Pis1r
az candidate. thinEinr bv 50 f1oinc - TO % oct
ennurh Ronie1 Etatc r6te: ~ ~ c,act H., ~ ~ ~
taIe In BIair mnst hnwerer ~ rirtIai!n i 1o +ho
disbanding Of the party orcnntzation. and On
this ground some Of tic leading coppcrhcads
bitterly oppose 1t.
nrpr or ,rup r,o,rur
The radical Bon1er State men n,dar-
stand, will claim an elective officer in the or
ganisation Of the Honse. Under the lender
ship OF Winter Davis, they will prove FORM
liable power In the party, and Mr Davis
himself leading man. With his talents and
position as the representative Of this element,
he cannot fail to make himself felt They
claim fourteen members Of their views from
radical Border State men is that they hare
found no candidate whom they arc willing to
trust They have lively sense Of the course
q Emerson Etheridge before their eyes. II
Casey, Of Kentucky, would consent to run,
they would present his name-and 1t would
caucus. : The Union candidate-a1r. Fes-
zots, % o. sceoant d lis - Sots aa5 action ia
tle a16t congress ~ aaSor Of the illinois aud
Michtgaa Canal management. Mr McFheI:
son, OF pennsylvania, very able man, Will
sERGEAET-AT-ARMs.
The candidates for serreant-at- Arms In the
Union caucus are. Edward Ball. Ohio. T. w
CLAYTON. Maryland; and Judge VIM. Irvine.
New York.
oANp1pArxs ron pooa!KErpEa,
m, on1v ca,a;i,tos ~ nonr 10 l.oana- =, c,r
cancns @ TIT horn hs,r1 ~ ~ ar 1ra - Gnod.
o.,o@'"3,. Nan. WI, a-,t "a, H,.,r1,;,, Ta..sa. ~
Tnu.nS' TS"' ~" @o'1' "no AA"" all A"''o' ~
Ao""s ....-..-.-......=
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
Our present National debt is twelve hun
dred thousand millions Taking out Of this
five hundred millions treasury notes fuot
bearing fnterest1 and You have d debt Of seven
hundred millions, on which ut per cent. tic
interest would BE- only $SS5. .O0Q. Goo. EYcn nd.
1nittin.r that at the end of the next fiscal
year, ending the coth Of June 1865, the debt
will DC two thousand millions, twp1ch Is not
likc!y) the interest on 1t would only be sixty
millions, not including the treasury notes
which are In circulation now. The Internal
Revenue alone for the present year will reach
one hundred aud twenty or one hundred and
fifty million, which is more than double the
| the revenue on imports aud exports would
more than nav the expenses of
the Government. But there is a
view, aud IN important one, in which the
debt viii prove grent national blessing, rs
1t has done in Great Britain, and that Is, in
lNt - ANo.@ soA eAA.AhAAt3 .Aau ~oAAA@e@-
cial purposes Of all kinds, not affected W
those periodical rey olsions which hare proved
go disastrous It will also counteract the
tendency to invest IN real estate alone, as the
most secure Of all investments, heretofore,
as the bonds WILL prove an uHfaillng source
OF revenue, "nen ncea no agents TO pa5 taA-
ram f. m dnnrr7stfnns Hans H';E Fnpiand e;n IN ncr
vm t,,a,,+ ~ 4aers ~ ~ ,,;tt Nnntona A.
ring Thjch time me sic built M mt he bulE Of her
| ..n5eo.t 5obt ror"r 1,-o~,o,e,i,- onfoCad euch
present oso!' nesSr RteS'oq3s, en'o{ea sqsa taaa
great manufacturing and industrial suprcma-
| cy. which she kceps to this day, but which
| ills war viii do more than any other one
! onr fav snrnass her IN
orn 1onAcco TRADE WITH caEAr BRITAIN
! Is enormous It Is more than four fiftls
| grcater than onr entire trade In that article
t4 all othst countries M s., her import, 1Iom
Of pounds; from oil other countries ele7en
millions Of pounds; total imports ffty-one
anr1s Fraas - hmt 1,arc e nnt ti,s exact fIr
nrSs. The Treasurv Dcpartu1cnt ia busfIy en-
PSgeo N1en naeS VI n1at1saus VIZ" 1;sf ~ " +bet
1ng pIcFa[Ea pJ ~. 1!uuee.. cniGt 1;.. ~ 'Ia' m
teresting and useful facts aud figures
.,,as DIx Ann a11RaroS GpH1.R II. HAMMOND.
Atss pN ANo suh9Lus 80 1, usN.... tlen.. - s
u IS IePoI1eo tnat tnS 1ehosut o. ouiEeo1 ~.
General hammond has 1een partly caused ~ 9y
the selection Of I'll female nurses for the yn-
t rims Tinted Stntcs IIosnitals Nr. Hmm
n,[,nd was ALWAYS sfronclv opposed to plac-
~, ~" saer T. ~ 1,G,,3. ~ Me- nj. fan5