, 1864-04-02
. .gbtfago Gtiblue.:
SATURDAY, APRIL .. 1854
WHEN TEE WAR Is ENDED.


EATlIRDAY. April. 1sR4
- -.
WHEN TEE WAR is ENDED.
viii men ever learn anything by expeE
cree? Ono would tlink tho thing imposs1
bls II he looks only at certain class of mu
whom the inflated condition Of things dur
ing this war Is making rich. Many suc1
never seem to suppose TINT m end to thu
state of things Is possible; but that ~
things must continue on as thcy no" a1e'
and increasingly prosperous: Hence e1'sas'
agance Is fast coming TO rue INC nouI -
- travagancc IN Dnlains. IN otess, aaa ~ ~.
Ing. Inc evidences u .ae appea4 W o'sI5 :,
hand ana VIC aeeu ,,, uvt ues.n ee ~ =. :: !:
Is Inc ou.s ~ w. 49, pes1 aeaaare rh,.h II:
pupic' -uu " p.Dt s1.,' ~. s,1"as ~ - ~, a,s
an@u,a 4neau' ~ Aa' &c '1~1 1e's'o @e A' '&1 >@'
es.'s. .z..4 T., l., ...aoa hn
...uaea,a es r. hors ~ ,aosnt,1 A., ,oroa3
49, 1aa~ n,ah+' of e;1oo,nv a1n.-;a,rc
"o ..,. s - 80 ~ :.,,eei srah =,
. glon4ns ~. " n|3,.o s y. '"1oss asss,a~ easn =.
e,,1 ~.es ~ - s.,' Veuu'' ~. ~
iA1ture * oui o"nn1os sse.em, sno1l soPe'
*no sao a.ne; Som,neuelng =. " :" .@oo', @uu 80
snk1n4ec1ss "ha1 LIE sAapl'<'nsaouee WE
gF tnIee tames, may u&plSu Ano MI
ocr uke eonoluons' WIZ nAPpea ss5n'u'
= Ana yet We hear I'eople,-naS1hs pefsuaoeo
fhemseises' t'5lng 70 persuade oihcrs, lAat
Inc p1eseal eonaiuon o. nnaneial 1acllty
Is 10 commune ana DC permanent IL u our
urn conv,etlon 1hat suen PERSONS arc 1nss"
.aken. IL VIII no more conunoe LEAH lic
f1se OF water WIN me nooa 1'de' or
spring lreshct, Will continue. iae war WILL
come 10 an cho sooner or latcf. NO man caa
say Al Whn1 precise GATE tnat event VIII hap-
pen. II may nc very soon; OF IL may IN Get
1a'h contaneeacles nnsef along 1or year YET,
OF even more
RMc 40 not, II Is 11nc, expect IT 10 continue
in lts strcngth beyond lhe present season;
nevertheless, another years campaigning
may be required to. 50 get It under, go that
large armies VIII be dispensed with
But when the war does stop, 1t Will cause
immense financial changes in the current Of
affairs. The Government, instead OF paying
out sso0, ,0oo, 600 peg nnEum, will cease to e1-
pend more than fourth Of the sum: OF
course the parties who have received this
money VIII find their receipts curtailed, for
ume' 10 that amount. Railroads which arc
carrying uoops' and the immense supplies
"hlcn go 70 ieeo ana 1arnash 3oooO
ol nen IN 1as ne1o' %Ai nnd al thss Find OF
eus'on s1oppeo' tnen 'nose VINO ne max
'ns Aocumon'es, f"ica!s' ano faalrosd sup"
pnes, VIII nno 1he1r pus'ness cut In upon.
anose VINO are manufacturing Tor the Gov
e9nnent' e!otDng, harness., means OF trans
po..a''oni uoss VINO arc eeinns 10 1t horses,
4"u4eS, oes4 eA.As' pola' oteau, mcolclnee,
anu 'noasana o1ner 1a'nsH, Will wake up to
nno tne,f con'1aets at IN enc. Iron men,
WHO MAKE eannon-gooo Tor little In time Of
Peace; eun-makers, whose business Is only
moue1a1e W1eu men cease to Kill each other,
anu only indulge In shooting such game rs
DUCKS aud Woodchncks; powder men, deal
ing now In an article only for hunting and
blasting rpcks; percussion cap men-sud. in
Tact, Ill that make and deal In arms, ord
nance and ammunition, will find very sud
den difference between peace times and times
OF war. Then what change will come over
I'LL tnat dea IN vessels, and have concern In
marine affairs, especially upon the seaboard
Nof is this ALL A million Of men will be
thrown out Of employ, and sent home TO seek
new occupations In the ats Of peace. Some
" lnese WI soon nnd their way. Into bust
e.ness, ana take 10 Their farms md shops and
49,. "a'Aoas "usu usAs' a gooo many OF
.nsm WV no' 30 !eaoAy ger TO WORK again;
h.h,t. ~ T.aa:4.I - VI gam, Inc
44,a;.. Nv -. ~. - "1asa "outa nave Deem
Ins.n.! ~ ~, - epsttenses o1 WAY.
ba1. ~ ~ sss...,.m1 49, ,nSo " tae sounuy WILL
n..,, .N.n ~ " sssealy eaangeo. Ihas change
-, so1s uctas II me occupations OF
nuasy ~ h,i Inc olo cnanncls OF business, be-
fa5ns. sa ~ ~, nc" ones VIII nave to be
~ t,rns ..s,a !o = - +l nm 4eenPy some Ut
H. ,r+ t,s-a ~ eu "ue u 10 i"Posa-
r,on .na ~. " ~ Io.s ~ 'ess So. u con1a-
.Nou +hs afs.Gt - -, +,,,. .,,a.-,
n, +hs .o,,nt- sssss ~ ~ 1nau =. a1.D eouen
~ - ,,,.,.. - ,S -, ~ nay not ps ."anea,
~. ,-,.,,.... ~ ~ ~o1a.oe' Aun uoio WI nos
-. aDou. ~ ~nous Lne eiaues' II WILL
Gun uo"n ~ ils true reaauon 10 taeGoEe1n-
.hent ~ seca1.ues' wan the fall OF sold-or
tat f"e VI paper money-Taues VIII fall
ncal eeta,e' ren1s, COTTON goods, "oolens,
Iuns, u ana e'elJthing "ln go down. Men
WILL goto oeo facn' and wake up-not 10 rich.
tnat sone VIII regard this as q picture OF
.ue .ancy, Is probably true but what is to
niaas1 IT. "heo Inc rebellion Ia put down,
ano Ing "al comes TO an end? True, some
an NFfH