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Union !TeMer : NeriAcrmnoS 0eSen.
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BEN pteaetdt In elmer alien pSer neuen 5sfsmSarjnetf6ule
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Or. SpueS

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16
Tho V,r Financially Considered.

Tho enormous expenditure al money which ne
ees.ary results from the present. war, Is one Of the
MOI, prcrninen, Arguments adduccd by the Peace
par,y m favor Of It's cessation. II Is an argument
Lo tha, is well calculated I, carry conviction to
nc hearts Of thos who place only pccuniary
value lron the Union. It ia true lint the war is
eSpcn vc. that II entails taxation upon the people,
nnd 10 therefore, TO n certain extent oppressive;
but In calculating Ne pecuniary cost, It's supporters,
well ~ its opponents mako n very grave blum
der II estimating profit md loss In ordinary
business the expenditures sro carefully sddcd up
then tho receipts oo,nied. and The difference be-
twron them exhibits the s'tua profit OF loss with
regard ho eSpcnHc " the war, however, the ere
dit account is not taken into consideration Every
dollar that has been expended in the consruc-
tion Of our immense navy, in furnishing ord
nance and accouircmcnts for the army, In
the building Of our coast Gccuces, and in The many
other adiuno,s to the war, (Which viii be Just as
valuable after the rebellion ~ they ore no~,) is
figured into the expenses Of the VAR as net loss.
LIS Is msntostly incorrect, and since the aggrc-
gaze cost .! those sdJuncts forms arre proportion
ri the expenditures, II Is reasonable thu. their value
shall he estimated, IN order TO arrive OF tho true
eolution n what the costs. II Ia true N would
TO, have been necessary to purchase al this ma
tcria Of war iu So brief period ~ VIC have done :
hut war with foreign powers was at any time
possible, and in the event Of a collision, this
expenditure would have been necessary. Our
navy, for instance, was prcv to the war, the
laughing-stock OF every arume nation. We Mad
three or four dozcn old-fashiuned hulks thnt
wore about ms effective M 80 many FONT.
ing wash-tuts- In comparison with the nsvies
O! France and England; while At the present time
we have tho most 'wcrul navy ia the world,
which instead o. being laughed Ia tho terror Of
maritime Europe. This is one item in the credi,
account Of the war, and the same Is true regarding
what may be termed IT, other imIershabe nj
iuncs. But in addition u al this the war la.
developed Inventions and improvements in gun
merry, Notifications, etc, which are Of almost meal
culsble benefit 10 the nation, aud which the worlt
has witnessed with ave and wonder. These dofon
sve preparations would have oil becoue necessary
sooner or later, II the REBELLION had not occurred
Tae rapid extension Of our territory, and the Ieal
ousy with which the succcfs Of our Republican
form OF government sAs REGARDED IS the lead n,
powers o; Europe, would have eventually ernbro.l.
US in war and neceslt,,ci The enormous cxJens
which tie Government has now incurred IN thei
Construction. very lArso pr portion, therefor,
Of the money which is Fen'ra'ig CONSIDERED svh
lowed up by the war, : SIMPLY cap'll !nycs
rnen,, and one that v u abuntLnIy rtJay - - =
event Of future war with foreign Iosers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16
The Democratic Conyeutlon.

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.onv.n,,or ,,,,rs,s.. ,h. o,r, ,.,v.on -,
Democratic IL, mi. c,,, an, .,,o,,,h
they will slpnort tho po,,,n,,,cns ,ho,- v,.,h ,,u
he concentrated upop the wirv,r. md ,,,,.t,
onpormpl,v. the tribe q, s, T,rrs,v ,yn
10 politically annihilatod. II such desruc.
ton Ia in tho novc, ~ ,ho o,ro.,,,o,
SEYMOUR is prohablv the hog, c,pd,d,,. mo D.r,o-
cracy could nut in the field with my hon. ~ s,,,-
cess. and. ss bs will a,,nd ,r,r r,,,,or,,'
ing the s,ronges, ruion sentiments M, cr.r,i..
will have but htue cnpit,l nm, of ,b;oh A. ,,.,,.
fc,ure partisan nissl, si,,,nor =, ,,o.. 49,.
q, the Governor las, vc., .1, Cor,ron,,,,'
assembled" the Democratic n,,,,, =, A..
s,ate have endors.l tho Chi.,,,o. ,,a,,,...
been interpreted by Genera mcc,y,,,s t. ,,a -.
tor OF acceptance Brother Ia, and his rncon,.
tonal peace men, ,rc repl,,,.t ,h,,, r.,,.',,.
the Democratic party il, lar,c e., 49,,
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" only half the time, energy, and money that
have been expended IN discussing and attempting
TO enforce and ovsde tho draft had been devoted TO
volunteering, our armies would now bo In n state
of efficiency that would srsrc the nation the inort
fcaion Of seeing Generals GRAST and FnF1NAS
hating in the middle Of a campaign for fresh sup
plies of men. All the experience Of the eatab-
fishes the superiority Of volunteering over draijng
and Il the former has appeared 10 fail, it In only
because the means required for success have teen
withdrawn in favor Of abortve methods ofdraftirs
The Secretary Of War has placed on record
bis deliberate opinion that men can bc more
speedily and efficiently raised by volunteer
ing than by copscrpuon. This icstinony is sup
ported both by our past and rrcscn, experience.
In Brooklyn . draft was ordered during The sum
mer, 10 supply deficiency G! four hundred md
ffty men under oil call. 70 rnise this insig-
nihcant number three separate drawings werc
necessary In the various wards which consumed
three months time, and thc mon wcrc at last
raised ~ substitutes OF volunteers. When We
consider tho cost 70 the nation. aud Tie trouble 10
the community, q the small army of enrolling
officers, provoet msrsbsls, surgeons, aud the
rent Of buildngs Advertising. and--,o say no.
GlnR OF Hhrc-sncr tAfFnHth " NNl w
seen that IL woud have teen cheaper and
| better In the 1rt instance 10 have paid u good
round sum 10 yoluntces Another ILLUSTRATION &C.
ours In foushkeopne The deficiency OF that en-
| ierprisng city only severity Yet, In order To-
| raise that number by drafting, three bundled
veteran soldiers were sen, thore Mpn4sy last, 10
remain perhaps for mouth on more. When We
| consider that when man is drawn The trouble
only begins and that II requires nbou, month b.
follow him up aud get him into camp much
less into the army. while volunteer
may bc shipped Instantly to tho scene
Of action, we have powerful argument ~ iayor q
voluntary recruiting. II General GHtNr is forced
10 rely upon drafting for his hundred thousand
men, he may NOT get them this year. while he may
| receive them within o few weeks by means Of vol
untccriug. Pc thcse and o,h,r obvious reasons II
will therefore appear that organized system of re-
cr,itug Is likely n prove more efficient than draft
ing, IN raising men for the immediate purposes Of
the campaign, and we can only regret that the sec-
rotary Of War did not rely upon 1t IN place Of re-
sorting to the doubtful, hazardous and apparently
unnecessary system Of drafting.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1G, 1894.


vtre ircluen, complaints 'hs1 IHR srS s
not delivered by csrncrs At the houses oil Tosu-
lar nittcriler,. An investigation q the matter
satisfies VI, that our CARRIERS faithfully discharge
thct duty, and IN sl cass deliver TnE srS Al the
re- ,deuoes Of Their patrons. In every instance
xbo,. oo,p,a,nvs were made the subscriber had
orierci bis paper al a stree, stand We are not
rsponAble for the regular or prompt delivery on
papers " ordered. md would rqncst III persons
u;ehing rnE srS loft at Their residences to send
their orders 10 this oI~, or apply dir"tly to the
carrier as be goes hs rounds in the morning.
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Financial News, Markets. &c.

Nrr io'S' fhuJs4a. >cpL Is, II =. THE luc-
tuaiiohs IN gold to-day have been follows At 10
oeioch' .-s lo.l% .2Nt; lO25, 22sh lu.35, 2.S
lo4o 80 H. z2A; ll1c 2.e}A l2l5, f.SA i2.i5,
22sS; lIH 24''s; lac 22sh; ., 229; 3, 229ia 3 80
22s'A S'ee 2ses Alb 22sa,. There IL 10 change
TO notice IN money. The demand for money was
quite active, but at per cent stock brokers found
the supply ample Commercial paper v a. dull a, a
!? per cent. EIchanse WINS quiet at 100 for gold The
general stock market vas active with considerably
higher prices, Governments were higher and in de
mand
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DRATHs.
TRADE NOTICES.

An EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME
"A Househoid tufuitute sud Rich Iiou.efurpshing
Articles. ii. X. NEsTCOTr, Auct'r- viii sell this
rdsy iterncon lkain or shinel at o'clock, large
and elegant variety OF iurnituIe contained In tho
spacious iosidcnr 1872 Wet 2let st. near TN ave- and
tine whole for absolute sals the parior-, sleeping
rooms, dinine room are ca efully furnished with
eve thing desirable for fashionable reside nee, ele-
cant pisDoiorte, china cut glaze silver ware, &C No
postponement. Catalogues at House. ID
MARBLE POLTSHERS AND RUBBERS-
4'I lOu arc hereby lusted no, to interfere with
your brother ueinlets Who are on a strike TO main
tain Their RIGHTS in the foilOainp shoy- Messrs Kill
rote Sobo, l3O East z.d Mr.. Dempsey, near lat
ave and L3d ~ aleO those who are as yet not nein-
ters are earnestly requested not to I'M eiiere. by
o. lcf OF the Society. PATRICK O'ILASLON, Pros
lHOS. ROONEY, sec. 1873
NOTICE To THE DELEGATES 10 THE
" Genital MON, composed VI the di ierent House
Cul peniels soc!c oe.-N0e. !, Z, 4 and will meet
st Nj. liAMMONDs, II, 93i at, on Saturday even
iie sept. IL To decide On the Contribution.
THE WORKINGMEN'S UNION WILL
l. hold meruns this itr.tayy cyeninc, y, O'Clock,
a larry Closing Hall, 80 Row cry. WA. HARDING,
lre-'t JOHN Henry fOf, Rec. sec'y. VI
NlIED COOPERS-THE GRAND SOCI-
" ety viii hold tyecisl meeting q, Isl Bowery on
ihis ftdly eycninf, NJ o'clock p ~ iul reprc
t,ntpuon OF d"Cs.tes IL ,uestsd. by orier oil Pc
Tx Bi ENis' Pies. Wi. uACkETI, sec. ld2
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SAVINGS ssANAs,.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, no.
1 90 NARREN 81.
lhtpicst allowed al the rate Ol per cent on all
tts ,uI o4 thereto Opcn daily froln ~ TO p. NJ.
ni.. on Mouday, Thursday aud saturday afternoons
from tol +. NJ. N.B.-Mcuey to loan On bond aud
Wu.tfa,C, - $50 49, . 80 .
VAHuEkBI-I J., ia AruA, secretary. a5l
JINlON DIME SAVINGS BANK, NO. 427
- anu ~ CANAL 81, cor. ,Irc..
ASSETS fL.i1G1p.
HrtN nAi;ih;SS I. n & An; S spt en- NOS
lSt4S ron 20 7. six per Gear il'eres' allo, ed.
EbER \. lAIGHNOt !, f.esdent
GARDNER :. On AP-,, secretary. ~
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EXCLUSIONS.

CALVARY CEMETERY, WINFIELD, NEW.
~ town, Wet Flushing and Fushns-The cars Of
the t'rHnd e and Newtogn Railroad Company iesvs
during the day. for Calvary Cemetery and Pennv
bridge, whcle thoy connect with the New York an
Flushing Railroad Tor Winfield, New'oyn, We,
Finishing and Flushing john I. RrNCIE, Press,
FOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE.
! houndout, Kingdom -lhe MARY POWELL
esves foot Jay IT. eyelv afternoon At ~ O'Clock k4s
HUDSON RIVER K. R-FOR ALBANY
41TIoy, the North and Wcst, from Chamber s st Al
and 70 4. ~. and T. and lc.4o T. n, and on sun