New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

gamblers, and al who arc seeking to ennch
themselves by crowding up the price Oh every
necessary of life. will 10 sent whithor they
ought 70 70. Food, Labor, Goods-eyerythins
thai Is really needed-wili be in ample supply
and at reasonable prices. The War will DO car
RED on at far less cost than 1t otherwise San
be- and the Greenbacks 80 hardly earned pY our
soldiers will be worth nearly their face. ana no
LONGER like Dead Sea fruits
. We repeat that while Mr.. Eas!snasn miS'
fix the rate at which &c Loan IS to bo i'suod'
and devise the ways and means a placing II
fairly before the public, the whole matter rests
At last with the loyal People. IL were absurd
TO appeal to those who vote fof yallandisham,
Tom Seymour, &C.. for aid in the emergency.
rbov dasiro that the Government shall break
down; and, whatever they may profess, will act
accordingly. They will do nothing more than
The law absolutely requires of them; and TINS
viii not furnish the required money. We must
have men, too-a good many OF them-but
these viii Dc obtained by drafting If necessary;
while the pressing want Of the Government
is money. Lend il -Four Hundred Millions at
once, aud nearly every item Of che cost ol
prosecuting the War may be had ten to nifty
per cent cheaper than now. And 1t 10 OBJ
surl TO talk of he Banks furnishing all
that is required. You, Sir who have
or can command few thousands, or few
hundreds. or even 800. should resolve TO lend
In 70 the Government forthwith! If you
use i, in Gold gambling. or Pork gambling, or
in any Nay chat makes you desire further de-
basement Of our Currency and consequent in
1alion of prices. you are acting traitors part
and deserve a traitors doom. Leave oil such
thimblcrig Ia the thousands Of wealthy Rebel
isympathilcrs congregated in our Scaboard cities;
Let Copperheads put money into God-mine' ana
other such dubious investments il they will;
but do you resolve to do u patriots part by con-
tracing your business operations, collecting
your dues. aud lending every possible dollar TO
your country She can never need IT more
than now; and, even though your all be little,
it will help her in this hour OF her supreme
agony aud bloody trial. DO What you can, and
urge your neighbor, to follow your example!
Here Is a movement in a little rural town.
ship which ought TO haye ten thousand parsl'
lels within The ensuing fortnight:
TO The PEOPLE or THE TOWN or ShirHFfkLp
MADISON COUNTY, "
Ever since this ggites Of all rclellon' began. or
supreme duty 10 God and man has hem 70 hrlp PM "
down During al this time. have Ind no rgs !" 10
such Democrats. such Republicans, or such Ahoh
iioniss or such hing else, woud IN Tie slightest
degree interfere with tie al,hin discharge 81 his pre-
eminent duty.
10 lend the Government men and 10 lcnd Il money
are the principal WAYS IN wiioh We cau bcp over
throw the Rebellion In both ,lcss wave, wo have done
sOmcihing-bui NJ" enough. Livery person VINO Lhs
dty dollars 10 spare should lend 10 tie Government
He will get liberal interest afd the punciual repay
mcB Of tue principal Backed its bonds are by TIE
bnundles resources Of this great nation they cannot
fail of being paid Bu; the loans 10 ouT Government
should be made for less in tie split OF rnn tlan OF
pa;riotisnslpcr Il needs them to sustain itself In iis
hfc and death struggle with there multiudinous and
dcmonac Rebels Moreover. in mixing such loans, ne
are doing the very bott thing for properly! Tor,
our country lot Ill Is lost OF value o rs then Is
large property. But, couuiry saved are rich In
her sayation and the more We shall have reduced our
possessions b. generous efforts 10 save her the
richer wa shall feel ourselves 10 be. LITTLE WITH
cOuntry is In0rc than much without county. The
secret OF getting tuy riel is moi IN boarding hut IN
using. Whoever has put hi. possessions to good use -
truly rich WhooIer has Withheld them ffom such Use
Is truly poor.
Thousands of brave mon have gone from our county
10 face he foe thousand reshOnld 60 And they
20 soon, II they HouA help bring an end 10 TIE
Rebellion the present YEAR A Madison County Reg
mont should be- raised forthwith oar little towns share
OF il aOnd be- between thirty and forty men. Lei u
make immediate efforts 10 find them and let the people
OF Snilhhcld assemble in the village Of Poorbofo, ~
o'clock D. m. Wednesday. 18th instant, 10 decide how
largo bounty they Hil pay them and In what Nay they
will raise IL
by obtaining these shall accomplish two
Obects-lst We shall exempt town from The ap
prUa ching DRAFT; I'd We shall afford s.asonable
help TO our beloved and mper-d country.
JAMES BARNFIP, tALEE CALkINS,
CHAS. ID. MILLER. D.. H. BACON.
GEREIT SMITH.
TITRpORoi Iily % 1894