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SPRINGFIELD Sept. 1s, 1859.
THE 0oLD IN THE TREASURY.
The Stste Rfoi.ter has been rorlz,nc m
into a f,t of rerr =; ;,+,ors ,ns,.aa.,o. e. tt,e
...4 'n'ooua .no 4ue LUZ
ed In the st. Louis Democrat to the effect
that the gold in the stste Treasury had been
d,eno,aa ~ e.. 1.o., taa5ar 49, ,.-o..,..'
sPoso :" ~. 'esu Asoae.. al III esl'gS'
ton was had at the request Of starne, and the
6olo #es 1ouna 10 oe tneFe. Inc hepuolcan
papers arc denounced, DC. Now, precisely
/ sfmilar state emept Was made bY the RaoisteY
ana 7;,oi. NJ rcnr c,t1 With ra1,rd ~ ~
~ ~. =. -! ~ :"1 1Su ~ Ill.,
an Investigation It WAS granted, and the
charpe. pronounced f,1se hv /, co,nn3t+as ~
r4ass ..S.e f.o ~. 4a1o~ =. eo44au1teo u
ape osna'e' Lei tnese eaue pSpeTe' VINO
made the charge have never Jet had the man
nness 10 retfaet. But tnat fs not the point
In this case. The article in the Democrat did
not 80 much reflect upon Mr., starae as UPON
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rs.ss W oas1
State Of oFer $10o, 1000. tThe Legislature
missed nm act ,eo.1fy,ny +he n,vn,ant nf Traox
fDeee0 =. -. - tA0 pysu.o. A4o4
su15 uo1es 'or lake, 0e.' taus dung away
amount Of gold on hand. This left $500. 600
In specie in The Treasury, which they failed
to order sold. The Register throws the blame
upon the Governor for prorogutng the House.
..fen tbe f,ct, ID us,1 lnnr1 49, tha1 ' ,-ess
In session for fortv.two f1avs At one t3ma md
- Is-.sl 49, ~ .1Ao
lns aas ~ a19 haaa ~ aa ieSs 81 oosnssS tnan
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lousy oy any satallar pody. By re-
fusipg to order the gold to be sold
ct $1O0,000 or $l2D,c eco, because he can atany
time. Il he chooses, sell this gold and replace
the State to make him refund the dif1arence
An action and Judgment against his bail would
hardly LIE, as they could fall back upon the
legal tendef act OF congress, legalized by the
tteslsaatGIs, ss, Ano oay tae Couf1s' me attair
4as !Ay eGt !Anty seIy n1ny 1ook, unless 1he
st1nt means 70 pieao t9e oany aets ana
saS tnaI =. tney knew nothing q this gold, and
nniete ~; starne can shoT That he used due
eingence N noul21ng the Legislature Of the
STATE ot the case, and praying for an act ems
| bling hfm to sell by public sale. Mr. Starue
enoHea agIeat zeal OF di!feence n the case
| q tnat SSU,UO appropriation Now. since
me LeenaatnIe ad1on1ned, he bus lost more
On ttnt gold In his hands than twice that ap'
preparation, Jet he never, so far Us can see,
urged the passing Of an aet, BY publicly call.
l. Ing TIE ttentlon OF the Legislature to the
case, and the necessity for It's action in the
Tas passed. Some contend That Mr.. Starne
could have sold the gold by public sale with
ont an act, and hare made report Of the net
| receipts to the Governor. II he had done SO
no donbt The people Of the State would have
NJ helo lis action. as y y, me thing remain
~ stdtu quo. Inc gold 1s there, but Is daily
depreclattug.
coRREcT1ox-Gov, YATES At cAIEsBCRo.
Yonr Reno,ter Mt c,,eshn-o n,,da Gov
y,tes r. az rat ha ~. r. 49, 11 ~ ux
neenoes to eitixenshin' This f. nj ths .s caas
the tan thnnsand nersons who hsapd S;,,, 49, =,
festifv' Tha renart Tns sent he teierranh ~,
md ttc onerstn1 at Go1e,hmrr 1nndsr2tapd !
| Wns ri n fhe hohit ot scndi1G s,.cb Ian1+h,
reno1fe' consennentlv tie crro1 ,1aT hors ~, ~
| cnrred in that wav T Iearn t1,at : verh,tin
| renort Of the aneech Of fhe f;overnor wh5ci
has been prenaled. viii be pnhIished' wh;ci
| will Eet fhis rnafter entirely At resi-
coI-x1v ~ rrT7oxs
] would impress upon our friends every
Whese Inc necessary ct ha[d Tork at the CON
Ing county elections. Union men every
| where should pc up and doing. The enem,