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ANTHOLOGY.


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U,HE GREAT, ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RE.
turned from Paris, aud can bc consulted the present,
past and future She he greatest spirituslst Medical
and Cairvoy that known She
speedy marriages together those long scpsad and
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aeeL Ladies so cents; gentlemen 81
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nv no wouLp Not oo WHERE FORTUNE Is,7oo


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RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION
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A T COMMERCIAL AGENCY, 2s7k AND 400 BROAD
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-18
The National Debt.

|. In answer to resolution of the House OF
Representatives, Mr.. Chase furnishes state
| ment of the public debt on the fourteenth
day Of June, 1864, from which it appears that
| the debt of this nation is seventeen hundred
and nineteen millions, four hundred thousand
dollars, or one and three quarters billions Of
dollars. These are figures which no finite
mind can grasp. When man reaches
million all beyond is exceedingly vapory.
1t has been asserted that the war is costing
upwards of two millions per day. The fig
ures of the Secretary Of the Treasury indi-
cate that as very nearly correct estimate.
The public debt of every nation has been
created BY war. Eight years ago the United
States were anticipating their bonded debt.
The war we are now engaged in has loaded
us down with debt, greater BY seven hun
bred millions than all the paid up bank capt.
tai of the world. Indeed, all the war debts
of Christendom, of which we have any ac-
count, are but seven times as great as the
war debt of the United States.
To carry on the civil government Of foreign
nations, has, thus far, only cost them about
one-eighth part of the sum of their military
expenses. No man has any proper cOncep-
ton of the cost Of war. Our Revolutionary
struggle cost this, and the mother country,
trihe more than thousand millions Of dol
lars The wars of Napoleon from 1903 to
1915, cost five billions, eight hundred mil
lions OF dollars. The Spanish war Of 1894
cost five hundred and seventy millions, which
is within n fraction of the cost of the war re-
sulting from the treaty Of Paris in 1853. The
Crimean war cost upwards of one billion of
dollars. The late speck of war in India cost
England forty millions.
Such is a birds eye view of the cost Of
war. The present war debts of the world are
over thirteen billions of dollars, or thirteen
times all the bank capital of the world. A
speculative genius viii find that the debt Of
the United States, will construct, at twenty
thousand dollars a mile, eighty-six thousand
miles of railway, or enough to belt the globe
three and half times. The war debt Of the
world will construct six hundred and fifty
thousand miles Of railway, betting the earth
with an iron girdle twenty-six times. 1t
would make column of silver dollars seven
teen thousand miles high. 1t would take a
line OF teams 1900 miles long, or half II mil
lion in number, each carrying n ton Of silver,
to move the war debt OF this little civilized
globe.
Verify, if the peaceful injunction, "Love
one another" were carried into practice
among the people and natisns Of the earth,
instead Of that other rule, can eye for an
eye" what prosperous globe we should
have, and how little suffering we should ex-
perience.
No country but this could stagger under
the debt we are now carrying We believe
this nation will rise above the load.