New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
whom The deposit was made. No deductions for cso
missions must be made from the dsposits

whom the deposit was made. No deductions for csa
missions must be made from tho deposits.
Accompanying this advertisement 10 circular foen
Is Sccretsry Fesseuden's appeal to the people Of u
United States in which no says, The circumstance
under which this loan is asked for and your aid b
yoked though difrring widely from the existing stu
Of affairs three years ago are such az afford equal -
enlargement and security. Time. while proving tAu
the struggle for national unity was to exceed In dun
ton and severity our worst anticpatiors has tesi
the national strength and national resources TO a
tent alike unexpected and remarkable, exciting eqsa
sstonishment at home and abroad Three years Of W
have burdened YOU with debt which but three yeau
since would have seemed beyond ycur ability 10 med
Yet the accumulated wealth aud productive energies
the nation have proved to be so vast toat has ben
borne with comparative ease. and peaceful futsn
would haruy feel its weight, as price pad Tor natond
existence and the preservation OF tree insttutons
does not deserve moments consideration.
Thus far the has been supported and carried q
a. II onlv could have been by people resolved atwss
ever cost Of blood and treasure. to transmit unin
haired 10 posterty the system OF Free Government b.
queathed 10 them by the great men who framed Il
This deliberate and patriotic resolve has developed
mower surprising even TO themselves IL has shovl.
that in less than century, Nation has arisen, uhsW
passed In yg0r and e1hansless In resources able h
conduct through series OF years, war on us mo&y
gigantic scale and finding ITSELF wncn near iH closs
almost unmparcd In all the material elements q.
power. IL has at the present moment great armsh'
the field, facing an enemy apparently approaching
period OF utter exhaustion, but still struggling VIII
force the greater ana more uesperttc 10 ID "nu
il Sees the approach OF final and ia'a %
summation" Such in my deliberate Judgement rs ~
present condition OF the great contest FOR civu ioV
in which you are now engaged 20 tns gr 81, ~
ment you have readily aud cheerfuy AFFORDED tnc mean
necessary to support your Governments In tnn Pr
tracted struggle. 1t il your war. hon procnmedn
and you have sustained 1t against traitors
with patriotic devotion unsurpassed IN tue worms ~
tory The securities offered are sueh as should oo1
nsnd your ready confidence. Much effort has bsa
made 10 shake public faith IN our national credit 20
home and abroad. tAs get we hs'e asked no torea
aid
| Calm and selfreliant. own means TINS lar han
proved adequate 10 our wants They are yet ample
meet those Of the present and future IL stu remaM
for patriotic people TO furnish the needful supply.
The brave men. who are fighting our battles by Lad
ard sea- must he fed and clothed Munitions OF w1 V
all kinds must be furnished or the war must end IN
defeat and Disgrace This is not the time for any ovu
Of his country 70 inquire as 10 the OF the mosey
market or AJAX whether he can so invest his surR Va
capital to yield him larger return No return sst
no profit can DO desirable II followed ~ national disc
luton or national disgrace.
Present profit thus acquired 10 but the precursor 3
future and speedy destruction. No investment caa y
surely profitable that which tends 10 insure tas
national existence. am encouraged in the belief TIE
by the recent legislation OF Congress our FINANCES m
sosn be placed upon sounder and more stable footing
The present dessnged condition Of the currency Ia d
putable Ia great degree 10 disturbances arising fs
the withdrawal Of NECESSARY checks often inevitable !,
time 0fWar when the expenditures must largely excse<
any possible supply Of coin.
The opportunities thus presented TO acquire sQdasa
wealth have led TO ticous speculation consequent
increase OF prices and violent fnctustion The rem
edy j. 70 be found only in controlling the necesstV
which begets the evil Hitherto Wa have felt the neSe
Of more extensive and vigorous taxation. Severe CON
Inent has been made upon what seemed 10 many An a.
DUE tmdy and tariness OF action on tho part OF Goa
gress ia this regard deem but just 10 say that vey
great misaDpreLensisn has existed. aud perhap, sal
I exists uPon this point.
Legislators. ike al Others have much to learn IA 4
- NfRaIN naxu aggstss uw.s
20 b. devised and that sysem must necessarily be u
growth OF time and experience 1t Is not strange thai
tie first efforts should have proved imperfect and NED
equste. 10 lay heavy burdens on great snc pa'rso
people In such manner IS to be equal and so as ~
casion tho Least AMOUNT Of suffering or annoyance n
quires time and caution and vast labor; and si:t u
Icse xperence is needfu TO tot the value % tas ~
! Zen, ana correct its errors. =,
upon TO perform. happy 10 say that daily result
are proving the Internal lsvenue act to exceed neA
cheney the mort sauguine expectations OF its aahon
For the month June. 6oJ, IL yielded about -. J1ns
while tho corresponding month Of this year returned
about s 90 O0o under the same law. Under the nes
law shch went into operation on the lat day Of tas
present. month. the Treasury frequently receives 81
! UctQ.J ~ - single day.
As time and oxpcrlenoe enable the officers employed
IN collecting the revenue to euiorce te streDSt1 w
provisions OF the new Law, trust that million ~
day will be found the rule and not the exception. I
much space is undoubtedly oipfor improvement IN IN
law aua in us administration. Az greater amount
necessary information Is acquired. the proper sccu
OF r~yen,e and the most effective mode of Obtaining
arc best developed in tho execution OF the exbuH
law, and have caused measures To D. Initiated sha
will il Is believed enable Congress % TO improve aal
enlarge the system when taken IN connection VIA
the revenge from customs and other sources 10 a9s
| an ample and secure ba.is for the national credit
| Only on such basis and On steady aud yigorox
restraint up0n the currency. cen remedy be found "
| existing evils Such restraint can only be exerces
vben the Government is furnished With means 20 pc
vide for It's necessities. But without the aid OF ps
otto people, the Of the Government rs poweress
This or eny other desirable end. The den0Unalioas
! the notes proposed 10 he issued ranging from so
- 900 place these securities within The reach Of al I'm
. lre disposed to aid their country
For their redemption she faith and honor SUD pW
cry ofthst country are solemnly pledged. a success
MI Issue 70 this contest now believed TO be near
hand. win largely enhance their value to the holden
AID Teace once restored. oil burdens can De hghT
horne lie sho selshly withholds his aid IN the hor
of .Grring hLs available means to greater innefis
profit Is Specializing upon his coun,rys m.sioftaad
snd nlsy liad what 10 be present gan lea'se
fiture oss. L appeal. therefore. with confidence 70,
loyal aud patriotic people and invoke the effort
go love their country and desire for II glorious
tlre 20 aid their Government In Sustaining It's otc"
.nd plscing that credit upon a stable foundation.
". Z. FI-osxsDRS. Secretary oi the irea'afJ
ASSISTANT TREASuRBR.
Moses Taylor has been appointed AsSistas
Treasurer 10 Ncw-York TO succeed Mr.. Cisco. gre
continued i-hca.ih colpes him " retire isV.i onr'