The New York herald., 1865-01-04
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whteA " ny psass via bscoming pride 80 he sab
bsss medical suprassndsncs The gsaisst oppor
tanity u offered for relief - eurs. -. 8
sendsns or sSs Asyisn for The Insane shs Deaf and
Dumb the Blind the Idotc and ths Insbrase showing
tho present condition and needs of each Of these inss
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The suggestion in shs report or she Medical supsrin-
tendent Of the Stae Lnnstc Asyum 70 the propety
female conycts from The State prisons that instuton
10 deserving OF your confederation IL viii bc observed
s ~ ns great ss N the price % % sp
preparations 70 maintain these various institutons IN
The Isesisturs Of 1854 directed an investigation into
the condition Of the infane poor confined n the various
county poorhouses A report BY ID. 3 ~ Wniara VIII
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Ties not including New York or Kings thirteen hundred
and forty i've unatcs connnod in poorhouses and poor
house asyums nearly all OF whom ncurablc. Many
have become and Others fase becoming, incurabie
from inefficient caro- and treatment The time has A.
rived when legislative provision for them should be
made The propriety Of establishing institution for
incurabcs-an Institution that shall relieve county au-
thorties from the care Of the M & oe dsoes :,
insane capable Of some labor To what extent that
labor organized and systsmatized might be made pro-
directed medical supernisndsnce - likewise worthy Of
confederation.
torn, 70 the Increasing demand for benevoen. action,
growing OF the great struggle In which tho nation ID
engaged Tho call Of our couAtry in us hour of need
Sustaining citscns and there have been left greater
proportion than usual Of women children sged and in
claims uponS for ssssssnos arc not those Of charity
alone; but they may nghtfuily demand our sympathy
and MD In the name OF that patriotism which inspired
a sacrnces that deprived them Of their natural pro-
Notwithstanding the liberal provisions made by the
federal government 70 those whose cases can bs brought
sions arc disbursed there be large number Of
persons thrown directly from the camp and battle ned
s sss; Of state: sna ns
dition 70 accept for all ther sacrifices the 1in-
pie honors Of . nations gratitude They
already been done IN this direction. Vest sums OF
money have been contributed 70 the various sodie re-
lief associations and in private charities showing hoy
impulse Is enlisted - VOL how nexhAustibo are our
resources when the psthes aud insersss Of the peo
should Be organized 70 give them when they
Will become the crownng glory OF our institutions
The Military State Agency and the 6oldien Home,
sg.Idsd = niNllG ohsr!siss ana mentioned i ms
connection ImAess speak Anthontatively a What hes
Csn done = no :, 1sr %. S:sn
sinoe the present war began hss afforded Abilities for
learning the value Of such nssrumentaca The soldier
his STATE PRIDE and idcas Of local ctssnahp and can
assure you, from personal observation, how crate
ton of their services and Interest In their behalf This
held Of operations necessarily somewhat Independent
sstons connected therewth are e to ths Governor ana
his agents. the more wisely and ecieny can be reached
the wide and changing necesscs q tho soldier In the
cd BY nxed general rules Fully alive 10 the considera
ton duo those who brave exposure sickness, wounds
and death in maintaining the integrity OF tho nation,
shall be my special aim TO sve 70 these agencies their
greatest efficiency.
BANKING AND CuRRRScY
The annual report Of the Superintendent Of the Bank
Ing Department shows that there two hundred and
nineyve banks conducting the usual business OF bank
ing the 80th Of September 1854, With aggregate
capital q $l07 ols that sxtytwo banks were
closing their business voluntarily and through inso
vency.
The total amount Of outstanding circulation issued by
that officer At that date $40 lis 636 Of which sum
0s4 issued TO safety fund banks under special
acts OF Incorporation and required to be secured by
deDOSit the Bank D0Darfmpgt. and G3l 634
was issued 70 banking associations and individual
bankers, secured by
Bonds and mortgages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 olA OIL
Stocks Of State Of New York. .l6 0e3 740
United States stocks. III $50 s5O
Stocks of the State OF lllrois .......... 327 400
Cash ......................... 0s362
There has bean during wear an Increase of United