, 1864-04-17


bislou IIuphee II wo. ,.,,,.,,.aa A.. -
srmh'ed r. ,ns connc1 renc1oeeee @ 81 New York Is.
cho;oa - - sounoll auu aeupefated on the
the T.st1, u eteess9i 70 that prelate, and TINT
wordIn~ 80 pa ensi aeupetAuon "as Inc 1of-
Rcv R}shon ~ nUmg Wamu, u tns names OF tae h1ght
Bfsbo%n % BoTIev ~ NsEy, y MoaaS' tne hGv, .
t,l.a n.Gat .t hes* ,p hlshop lmon, OF buha!o; I'VE
etoTes,.n .sn !n.o.tneu ttus ene name o1 :6iSooP
thr.,ei thr1tgeAty r. Hns Halheo aa o!gn*ss1us a.
49,. taouEn y uoes nIt loIioW as matter OF rule
son 81 enouio appona tae per
him to noni5a1s II aay eas Of Tie t5ree persons
1;,ai ufttaza5 hn eau a T.; ~ % ano Gnasca 9el9G en-
utei} un!etlefeo IN MS actaon, and tue Catho-
ac world always acquiesclng In his ehoice-
TAXING THE RANKS.
within tha ,,ost fart1i.-ht .naa, -
"4u,n tn: iaet lostnasnt many o. our leao-
lng eScbanges nave come out IN faVor Of
Congress taxing the Wild-Cat banks, and ex-
pclling their unconstitutional issuea from
circulation. The necessity for tb3a conrse IL
hecou,nr tn, n7,rfors -, hs 1s1,a1-as 49,: ~.
nn 49,. -, ~ oe unna.o NY AoA-
ger Inc f1ttspnfg .bdzette, the leading pa
per IN Western Pennsylvania, advocates
the suppreesiug of tho Wildcat ehsnplas-
ters by taxation7. II says in rev,evI,c tha
nnestion.
10y. I'VE n have afIoat too much paRer money
~ ~ ~ oEef tne
en,nc cn,djt,on ~ ~ T rnn.at 1uat mnoie
isf ToI n yerV Inv nerfoI 5nrh ~ tbie ttGd
or money ran neser he redaa,oa5 - e;thar S1hu hu
snecfe oT Segai tenders = and an,on~ 'ft ti,nss ~
associafinns the tsndancv ia no%hara % tn .ns co7s
tractinn Init arervwhe.s - t. e1nane,on W conI
the heninp;nr nf fhe Wo1 ~ ~ 20 iesru frono ~
cn-rna;a,;+ nt3+bas,t1 ~, I ~ ArI r. Nh un
en- Etotas has ahnnt one h1ndrod ~ @au Ia tftI-
1ni1,inns :, c;-e1,1s+.os; vo ,n1 n uaey
than f,1r 5nnJrtd ,.,yaon. ~" 1ffS'a FIX 1rocsse ~
I'll, r. he % a,tnr or ea htta u eoRS sn mnee A s
nrertnrrinnNsnch N Ivaroa+fn,t ~ oonal fu
5ooaaN fI,. so.,,t1. - - ~. ". ~
nnarter n = ccntnr1 Asa postter ers1 ~ ~ sct :
cnnf,fcnre fs hec;rninf- to 1ane n1roadr 1E., ~,
snd 2",;eroi nu e,rfsTrn /, nresara,sa - SsaS
roteS A~0' 49, ~ o"AA
Then oc,s, ca ano+,er er,, of4ac+ of tho
e,-,,ons,on nf H.. fssnea ~ nr;vota honkaE
A., stirct of tos1 n,ue6 nane, monsvMpe have
+,,a cn,,s+.n+1r fr cra.etr a~5ans,9, a. 1-Iaas
Refnce The vninme If cnFrrnr1 1nSr Snn1red
n,;iitnne ~ Tde1,ars ,na saa baIg -e,,idi rsiona
III; + - ~ no 1so ~ nom @ @IaplGy p.lSss ~
nongo for Mia annnn7otfnn viii enfFor 3a.
cIine i1uaA 'oA "A4o 'ese0AA'4on WILL ooi4sA oo'
D,,f no-bon. 4ba .t.o,rao+ o,-o,,,o,t In
fatnr ri fhr s1pnress;on ~ I'm Issnes ~ mi. H.
o+. ho.,1a T., III sr,tsi T. ,,as.a y. -.
s;fist ot' H. Gu,xr,m1af r. va .n,sf have
paper money, let It be the promises to par
g. NE nalon instcan q lnddT1d9ag. Let Inc
80 ~ ~, Nass tus D1nEat " an sae
Trcenhects ond nati3noi onrra,.,v Tho n1,1a
sircrl, inv ,ne,1;nc1 neTt ~ e,old an3 s31xry5
and the national credit IS strengthened that
ECcl:-that is, to the extent that bank notes
are displaced. II the four hundred millions
g. tl's lssnea u ING oaoks ol Tue countf} are
rre.|hactr and 4otinnai ontranoa tp v,,, nnoa ="
ffiecs ''>~'o''''- "'''" ~co
Eutx to 70 still further, If the necessities of
the Government should require the issue Of
say tour ~hurdred mulions Of greenhacks or
n9a4i, naLonai sulLsnSy ~ auanivn W tuat nVH ~
fh,e nnI II 1ha eomn f3nc afthd-asu that
amount Of bank notes from circuiation
;would be equivalent to further loan to the
0o!efnMeDl Of lne 1our hundred miulons
s ".gneyg use thnt fh"I1t tg
Gnvernment Instead ~ nriSate ;nd;qidna1s ala
wopld be Responsible, and the Goyerniuent
would be benefited instead OF its present ri
Sai9: .,xo oa.,o
.onnei1 T. ~ N n 4u"o'n se.sa ~ m1ne
With our present conYfctfons we think It
would BIC an exercise Of financial wisdom for
1880 s-A-F*
ne notes o. az Ianks "a shaA os a. 5peeaay AZ pos"
S'e'e S'1p'e"'e4' " '11n4'9'A " 01'Se'
Frcfghta on the Upper 1II4s19s{ppl.
ED1roRs CHICAGO TR1EuNE:.
F-To 4ba Narc,,.nta ord ehfnnsra ~ ,u,rao-
10 % ana Nnrt1, Wastor,, miecnno1n -AAAe''
o..s ~ a'u 4sul ~ ~ essn n1oeo
Inc combination o. hailroads and steam
Boats between Chicago, Muwankee and St
Paul, refuse to nuke any concessions on the
high tariff Trates established this season. feeling
nat mi. 4,ono1o7r,, Ia ro,,n1ctc ,nf7 thcv can
demand md receIyo their no,nd Of flcsli' and
we must submit; but Be have The poor priyl-
,,,,o ,af, ua ,f.e,ar+3,o+ +be coni,anv ~ .1r,r
ns. Yanr committee lat. recommend vou to
shin III Ire oooIs Won con HI fhe Racine 4,
s1,1.,sz;,, sap 49, 49, ,ss,. .he aa,y s5 49, 1.,,1
Ass1ssiPpi fa1i3ooa. Ae onis fo@o tna. "i'
take ont wheat at lSc at the rfvcr; 2nd, North
Western rni1ro3d, ria Prnirle Du Chen; I'd,
Galena d Chicago Union and Illinois Central
! nt Dnn1e,th Bnt in no ahano or manner. or
1.asN =. . -,-.....s.ae. ~ ~ a.Ha -,
anutl uns clcoua.eaeee' sup pouaa VI
freight or patronize In any shape or manner
the Milwaukee and La Crosse railroad, or the
| Dawson line Of boats On the river; and we
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