Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
The Third SeFIessoOf fhe sseTeRl
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The Third SerIess00f the aSeEeH-
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The great-sneeess the 7-30 Loan
must always be looked up6h ssof9ss II the
most powerful sSiisncss bf tbta strength
Of the United States G6vss48tBstt, and
s6f liz strong hol5 upon ttedtonfdeBch
and affections of The people cd sater
day, May 18th, the Subscriptions Were
over thirty oviiFon dollars and aferofhe.i
week ending on ftiht day, o+ef ninety 4
eight miLti0qs dollars, aud IN abe three
months that the Loan has been IN charge
ofMr Jay Cooke ouer flee akzndSed
million dollars These lar g. ifeeeipts
will enable the Treasury 70 tpkyoa our
armies as they are disbanded, and to
rapidly dischatge the sarious obligationn
that have been ihcurfsd during the war5.
History will show that great argfebt
to lndiyiduals has never befdfe 6aen 90
promptly paid and We. thihk that ALI
VIII agree That secretary McC1iioch de-
serves great credit for the ABILITY he has
manifested, not only IN SECURING the.
means, but for the financial skill he has
displayed in directing these vast recei pts
and disbursements as not for. mpment
to disturb the equilibrium Of Commerce,
embarrass individuals, OF III any way
tighten the money market. II is doubt
less true that the Secretary ofthe Treas
I'ury might have negotiated the remaipder
Of his loans at six per cent interest
instead Of 80, but 50 much valu
able lime would necessarily have been
lost in popularizing a new loan that the
great object of the Government,sViz Z an
immediate sppplg Of money snfieient to
pay all the debts incident to the9war,
would have been defeated and besides,
\ the difference of interest would not have
i been equal to three days expenses.
The policy may have looked " penny
wise" but the best financial authorities;
as well as common, sense pronouneedyit
, pound foolish As AsitisT-and,wiIl be,
J no soldier win go hons without bis
; greenbgeks, and The aoating debtjn tLe
shape of vouchers, acquisitions, &c, will
"a be wiped out as rapidly as the proper
officers can sadit aud adjust the &c
4 counts -.slls 7pFTfael oTaoao/ "a
g. The Second seriek saf she { 80 Loan
% was exhausted on Saturday May 13th
4 On Monday the Secretary of the Treas
ury autboF4zed JkgsCooKB, the General
Subscription Agent fer the sale Of Q. s.
7 Securities, to receive subscriptions foi
$3.50 0O0eoO ofsa Third ssries3 which
isAll thaf is authorized ByCongress. ant
iiA without doubt fke Q last loaa at tbi.
high rate Of interest that will be offered
By the Government. 'si 4NLs '"'
There is no change in the terms O
conditions ofthis Third Series, e4cep
that the Government reserves the righ
of paying interest at SIX per sceat. il
gold inAtead Of seven and Ssthrsefs sntht
2 in cdrre1ey-s right which would pre-
! suppose FeturnE to specie payments
and make six Per cent IN gold ever
better than the higher RATE in teurrenc
IA contamination most deVouttg to b
wished. .s'.s II .li-'ils S Z Sss
1 The privilege .fpf eonvsrths the note
& into 5.2U six per cent gold hearinI
boeds a, the end OF three1.yearsli or re
ceiviug payment at maturity, at tn
. holders option is retained.
.kOfhe first .dH qof tbeCffhird serie
opened with subscription within
: fraction of. Eve milionss and the mont
OF June viii certainly aes. the Last OF th
7-S0s ont of market How carly i
June We cannot predict, but parties VII
ff wishto make s'irs OF a portion would q
wellt0 be in time. z-astsa aeiif n,
Full pardcaiSts nay be found IN on
advertising eolamAS see
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y The Rebels and the late Pres identis
e Ebad 80 70 Klecti0n AZ.
As During the campaign that pFecede
aasF The Presidential election last year, th
supporters Of wF, LincoIa charged tht
the rebels and Northern Cope fheaC
we're working together for the eleotie
~ of MoElellan, OF course large PR
. portion of those. who supported 4 eN4a
: : 4 ter did not believe this, bur the-leadel
+ I knewssit to be a fact We are Cno
getting proof On -tl1isH pofntzverY CO.
elusive, TOO. /. n 70 I THE eolrse4of the tri
of the assassins, on Saturday, two cipht
dispatches were read, which show hel
anxious the Copperheads were for he
from the rebels, and how anxious 81
:. rebels were to render that .assistanc
-,- -Qns. Of sheSs,- -Rhieh- Ca
\ adafuuder date Of fTogruber 18th, reai
i, as follows. 49,
q We again urge cur gainiugE i1nmeS
ate advantages. Strain every Nerve {
victory We now look upon the re-eIe
ton OF Lincoln as certain, and we ne,
= to whip-the hirelings to preventiL B
Ns' sides, with Lincoln reelected, and
armies victorious, we need not Eho
even forfeeagnition, much less the h
r mentioned IN eRr-last. Holeombe w
- explain this COur friend shall be imu
-, diately set to work-as you direct.
at G What workfTeur frisndY was to p
%, form, is not stated, but probably TO I
."s sH range an assassination plot, or bu
m. some Northernd eitgd Bol 81 Line,
os, should be elected, and his armies Wet
ious, no recognition was 20 Be expect
nor would rae other help be fnr
! coming. Therefore the rebels Us
~ urged asa help 70 MeClstians electiC
nes 10 defeat car armies AH ~
siil Benjamin sent the following ansV
10 the above dispatch, on the I9sh
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