The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-19

purposes for the good of the country. WIN
they do it,
The Two GREAT ENrERPRlsEs.-A sagacious
provincial contemporary has discovered that two
great enterprises undertaken in New York have
failed. One is the Mexican emigration, and tho
other the payment Of the national debt by private
subscription. 1t happens that both of these plans
are still going on, although the ultimate results
of each may be postponed We have just
learned, for instance, that large portion Of
Kirby Smiths forces have "emigrated" to Mex
leo, and no doubt thousands more will make
their way across the Rio Grande, some in
boats, and some, perchance, by swimming; but
they will emigrate anyhow. As for the pay
ment of the national debt, people, we find, are
still subscribing according to their means and
inclinations. It is quite practicable, and, u
properly organized by the government, will b
successful. Therefore we assure our provincial
oracle that both these enterprises ''still live"
THE RETURNED VETERANS AND THE FouRu
or JuLY.-The coming anniversary OF our
National independence will be celebrated In
an unusually enthusiastic and impressive man
ner Perhaps two hundred thousand Union
troops, veterans and others, will be at home on
that day, and the hosannas that will be sung to
the restored Union, as well as to the restored
fathers, sons, brothers and lovers to their family
hearths and sweethearts, will not be parallsled
since those heard during the days Israel was
redeemed by Divine grace To give tclA to this
extraordinary attraction Of the day, tho Gov
ernors Of q number Of States have issued
special proclamations to the people, calling
attention to the fact that 50 many Of the
restored heroes will be among them, and
inviting their earnest cooperation in giving
them welcome becoming their sacrifices and
fearless devotion to their country. The day
will be especially distinguished at Gettysburg.
Pa. by the ceremonies attending laying the
corner stone of the monument to be erected IN
the Soldiers National Cemetery, ct which the
President Of the United States and many Other
dignitaries Of the land will be present Our
countrymen are warm IN their determination
to honor the bravo Union soldiers - inds'
pendencs Day approacns.
TRUrrNo WITH CONVENIENT SECuRrEA-Ths
attention of the Secretary OF the Treasury
| should be directed to an experiment which
somebody, probably Jay Cooke, ID trying o.
in regard TO government securities II appears
that spread eagle sheet has been started n
Philadelphia, filed with transparent financial
puffs and campaign songs as a pretended sa-
vertisenent for government securities. Inc
experiment IL ~ sure to be disgusting TO the
people as II is likely to be damaging 70 tne
Irrational bonds II allowed to be continued
Musrrnrp OUr-Generals Butler, Banks and
Heintselman, neglecsing TO send in their resig-
nations on or before the 18th inst, were mus
tered out Of service on Friday last There are
several others who will soon receive notice that
| their "time has come"
:yohn n, surratt Not I'm Portland.
BANGOR, June IS, 1895.
The man who supposed to BE- John surratt in Portland
recsnt,v has been eight or ton days He rs pro-
not surrsat, the consprator
| The BODY OF J. H. Page Recovsred:
Tho body Of J. n Page, which has been missing since
alsis Island He had recently been subject 70 tempo
rary Ats Of any Deceased was President Of the Cane
| God RAILROAD aud prominent citizen.