The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28
CLEANSER OF COMMERCE.

CLEANSER OF COMMERCE.
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0sessaen, &c.
sssos, which been frequently postponed in Osnse
Vusnce Of the national bereavement was neas yes'e'-
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ne following gentlemen we're es0's 1 ~" mm me
Onsmoo' = 49,.
s@es 300 .n COMMITTEES r.oor,.1 ,n., ,s.v had .p
me s.e's ". r,s,s - rsOrss0, ,ss rS,r,.sr Of
o,nsee CO. in al he suez Canal movement. '''
.gp0n,sd y ss INTO a. ae sSIy
.sCionaIy s.atos This repos. was very lengthy one
esn those who were undoussd traitors and loyal
entire debt due the North BY ne South previous 70
sns wss os s
Is be careful in their methods Il seizure The following
80 extracts from tho report
s city o. nx having SSs o hs rebel
hou battle and Without siege and with the
vi any
+ 70 ss S sn . Ssaa
ecsdensed In modern Tins aud unjust 70 many innocent
ade for the payment Of the Just debts due By the owners
%anna nd on Of s deb @ e pa
md equity good conscience ought held for the
payment OF them: BY the act Of March, 1855 Congress sub
1antaly recognizes this equity by protecting all elaine
Snlcn Can OF ~ i shs ~ Of I"iy
fsss AZ mortaaees and other liens In a broad
equitable view or the matter, Il can make but
His difference far the claim Of the government
soncerned whether the debt was Dy esa m
ns uyo0 on ,Se properv Of the debtor gene
y his Whole being he basis on which the credit
ss originally given ana which he law would appropriate
IN peaceful times, TO the payment OF his just debts The
nerchants OF New York have IN interest In common with
me w1 1 AN poopie, .ss io ,n & sna tho
sges Of na,,ons IN nrsscu,ia the Var aganst the re-.
Ella and the commiiee have an UNQUALIFIED confdence IL
W r. only of its of honor and
Justice account Of the ancient and we earned re
nown OF the country They trust that the public authorities
vi no. sen tne gor % =. = or ny oInet
eonary States and the proceeds without ss
uroceedng 10 decree and sale In the
81 justice the rights Of
lAge creditors can BIZ protected under the law: .
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A. .n, n,,a. s"hs ,as ers omasnn. nr synedincy
Evolved which cannot properly be dsressrded and Which in
their view, render matter of the highest Importance that
The government should publicly disclose the policy OF recog
'n f ss np pey s and sh Snt
me ike The presen, II be ttina great and mag
anmous people Besides the omission to ke such de-
.ration win almost Inevitably In the condition Of
Hs compel the nhabtanss Of those States to destroy
% a. Inc As h 20 PSd h Dy h ,ns
SsCncse yolicy which snond prove To- Se neone Of The
0uh that their rights Of shall be
powerful motive viii be- presented them return
will be taken toward the Of peace
pronAo'e commerce oeween the TWO SECTIONS Oh 'he
C-,,
Coiohei OoN6LINo moved tne aoopnon o. the report
captain MARSHALL, who was one OF the committee,
10 ne oid not thnk IL proper 70 put ms name 70
Iepor Lne spnt OF tne paper went 70 snow tnat
me government mad taken improperly the question
0ua DO setied oy inc courts wnere u properly De-
Sueo1 Ihere was no harm IN tnat report going 10
De' ne captain Marsha5 was positive .nst
- government naa already ao aowo its poncy on TINS
u~1e1on.
NM as - ~" conaeo ne motion OF Golonoi Conk