The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

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sasalashs IN sA Me u 70 esassr haegasss spsa osAs
or In sther wos1A Obedience 10 tho 0sldsa lssls.
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des and the education Of Their chilsa. for tho asAns
Of kindred objects what nold Z here presented TT
snoh enterprises which will accomplish the object do
sired and a. the sane tame amply remunerats, peca
nianly all whs desire 70 elevate and Chrstianiss the
human race
The undersigned has had excellent opportunities Tor
acquiring Information relating 70 the mines Of
Central Nevada which embraces e. many as forty min
ing districts which, whom developed 70 the exent OF ths
river district w T. be sass sr.s
aSSsd 2 csss n Austin and @ Xs Po' I've
Forty Young Men Units 70 Take One
70 ran aDIrOE or THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. D. O., May o. 1895.
You arc not perhaps. aware that your proposition
70 pay on tho national debt By subscriptions " exciting
much interest, nOt only among the moneyed men but
among the humble and less Fortunate cass Of Tho great
republic who count their income even within the
charmed six hundred Tho young mea enthusisstic
over Tho idea They all feel II the times We live In
Gro pregnant with great doeds and that this would be
ono head and shoulders above Thorn ala spectacle
at which the nations Of the earth would stand amased
OfUWu WO0M uuoaoy uPUu ssoo "sA0u
his sseyecs would learn what freedom free speech and
bacg box do for tho nation that catruss IL power
10 the people. wh1s they are bound wish debt the
say oed speed tAe sohsms Poor a. an, snail sub.
SCRIBE my mite Forty Of will give I've hundred dol
lars each end secure one share.
The r question which arisee Ia 1t possible 10 II net
utOpanS Simple multiplication guided by tho light Of
the wonderful individual donations 70 our sanitary fairs
millions Of the national loan In ono day, in the fourth
year Of the most exhausting and patience trying war
that existed in country proves ITS Feasibility
Although the Ckr0c OF city styles the proposition
good Joke of the NEW YORK Herald, thousands Of our
most intelligent citizens believe 1t be DONE and DONE
too with tho alacrty, spirit and patriotism that
brought tho rst million 70 the recruiting office in 1851
The next questOns it practicable 70 DO carried oun
This question nvitoshe confederation Of bost states
mon Would not the payment Of three thousand mil
lions in few months derange all the rules and regua
lions of trader Would 1t not throw upon the market
much = 70 Ssr for n
vestment should DO opened TO tho people thereby What
would become of the camp foiiowerstho national
bankSY 800. !
Again. much Of tho debt Ia bound up bonds, which
tho holders compelled TO avo redeemed for from
four to eight years These go questions am net able 70
answer nor am certain that cautious nnanciers
opinions would DO any guide in this matter; for our
country has shown such wonderful power OF adapta
ton tho emergencies of the dreSt necessities such
gu ok revolutions in the financial world that until tho
trial is made DO certain OF any material de-
engcment in our finances Who can say TINT tho mme
railroads throughout all portions OF this vast domain
Niagara ship canals Pacific railroads, slack water the
Ohio and tho Delaware connect the Hudson with Lake
Champain and that with the St Lawrence develop the
mines Of the Rocky Mountains and last but not least
purchase from the chvary their broad acres and mako
the very swamps Of South Carolina 't0 blossom tho
4" Such Investments will be tho necessary c0nse-
quencc but whether they will bring that return TO the
shareholders and investors will add to the prosperity
OF our great people at large is another question.
Again, what Is the most feasible plan of carrying out
this scheme Ono of the very first questions that meets US
Is Is there enough currency In tho country to do thi
Thore Is not perhaps Onesxth enough 70 practically
carry 1t out Some gradual scheme of absorbing the
bonds must he adopted which will leave tho volume Of
the currency as business medium II the subscription
could be confined to bonds that s II one OF our 'bil
ltoneres would subscribe twenty five shares, lot him
deliver 70 the United States treasury five hundred thou
sand dollars fiye,twentics forties He would by
doing leave the Ave hundred thousand dollars in
use while the government was hunting up that amount
of bonds to redeem.
would also suggest that the shares be reduced 70 ton
thousand dollars requiring three hundred thousand of
chem be This amount will be easier TO handle ny
such your correspondent who in common with twenty
othcs have ambition to have tho Of society
tho scmethng) upon tho Secretary of the Treasurys
hooks as well the rolls OF the War Department.
whore they have boon indiv .duay for three years.
Every village every town, and every society in the
broad land will wish the receipt of T. Z. Spinner,
Treasurer United States one share in the national
loan framed and hung up IN their halls as well as the
served proud warrant for their patriotism and repub
lican manhood Let DO DONE and hat 1t may be done,
lot invite the attention Of worthy Secretary Of the
Treasury If is possible TO DO practically carried out
lot have tho plannot plan that will only half sue
ceed one that when naug will justice
10 the subscribers The people will furnish the money
II Of statesmen will only give them plan 70
accomplish it, Then when DONE goodby to all govern
mcnts not of the people Thrones will crumble and
crowns will trembe each year, tho tax of their sub
jct flows into tho yawnng gulf OF public debt that has
bottom, tho relentless monster that lives upon the
sweat and toll and degradation and ignorance OF the
people
II we desire revenge upon England; II wish TO
France do pcnanco her deeds Of crime perperaed
us In day of lamentation, when the Angel OF De-
sructon passing through streets and staying the
first born OF the land " We wish TO inspire the soul OF
tho Mexican TO strike for his native land to rise In
his republican might and hur the usnrper from the
throne of the Montezumas. this IL tho way to achieve
our purposes And such revengo-tho opening OF tho
eyes Of the subject Of royalty 10 the full
Of the dignity Of man as God made him JUNIUs.
A PhiIanthropist Thinks tho Debt Out OF
Roach md tho Niggers Noar BY.
TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK Crrr May 30, 1895.
Your scheme for paying or national debt is bene
VIOLENT suggestion and very patriotic but without tho
bounds of possibility Now, sir, permit 10 direct
your attention 70 great and good work. which prac
tcabe and ought W be done, and that soon as posi-
bic You know sir that there are now four millions Of
oolored persons at tho South who cannot read or WRITE
nearly so they are crying out for teachers
teachers To furnish these will cost two millions OF
money, which should be forthcoming immediately Will
you be good 10 lift your voice in this behalf and
never lot ~ thunderings DO hubbeo until ~ u accom-
plishedf you will do this your mcmory will be blessed
and your handed down the great helper In this
good work I suggest the American Missionary Asso
ciaton No 81 John street. New York city, the chan
mel for these contributions II you will please publish
this communication you will oblge
READER OF YOUR HERALD
An Exclamation Wants the sharcs TO be
Made Smaller.
TO THp BDIroR OF THE HERALD.
Nnw Yonk May 30, 1895.
An che plan Of paying the national debt seems 70 be the
subject Of tho day. would like 70 make new sugges
tion and hope you will consider 1t we'll great many
people, discussing this important subject say that the
plan will fall and that IL 10 impossible 70 get hun
drcd and nfty thousand 10 subscribe large an
amount a. twenty thousand dollars each Now, have
many friends who. although they not wealthy