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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
FRANCE.
VISIT OF THE sMPREss or MEXICO

VISIT OF TBs EMPRESS OF MEXICO.
The Empress of Mexico quilted Paris on the 23d for
Miramar.
weekly rsuBns Of the Bank Of France show
In the cash on hand Of Is $50 900 francs.
The Paris correspondent Of Ths L0ndon Tin0 writing
the sd 1.-THE Empress Of Mexico paid visit Tues
day. the 2s 70 the Elpress Eugene at St. Cloud She had
ss conference with the Emperor the matters which caused
her France and shs employed all tho arguments
nost likely in her Judgment TO alter the resolution which had
already bean ado2sd By the Government with reference 10
continued military and pecunary succour TO Mexico much
needed in the critical circumstances Of the Empire
We may be the nsrous lady urged them With all
TIE that devoted and courageous heart must
feel With great feeling and courtesy the Emperor
explained she impossby Of his accsdng 70 her demand.
Tbs votes o. the legislative body the general sng Of the
nation and the necessity Of Keeping to his engagements With
the United States Government made refusal imperative.
The Emperor and Empress from ST. Cloud yesterday
O'clock TO pay their farewell visit the Empress Char
otte at the Grand Hotel The subject believe again
touched bat the the that given the
before"
UNITED STATES FIvE-TwESTIEs.
It stated that French investors have the hrst tina
menced buying United States $685. and that Of the recent
demand has been Tor that market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
ENGLAND.

THR ATLANTIC CABLE.
stated that in view Of the sght panic which the inter-
rupon In segrsphng Newfoundland for two hros
days had occaonsd in Atlantic Telegraph Shares had beea
resolved 10 publish official from Newfoundland
daily evidence that there nothing wrong with the
CABLE
BRRECH-LoADsRs foR TIE Army.
The TINES says at last the British roops 70 be armed
with Early next year they will DO In the
hands Of oil branches OF tho army 00O Enfsds 10
be converted BY The first Of AprIl next
Tbs Canadian Government said % have already ordered
40 900 OF the The efficiency OF the English
brsschioader II claimed viii be four times greater than
that Of the Prussian needle-guB.
BhBARKATIoN OF FZNEAN PRISONERS FOR AMERICA
On the nd three FeDsn prisoners taken from Dubu
under consablay escort TO Queenstown for embarkaton
TO America Their Michael 0Brisn late Captain
in the American army John 0Donoyan Of the late Prof.
O'Donoyan; and Patrick 0Connor.
nh HENRY VINCENT
soiree held In Liverpool the seth In honor OF Mr.
Henry Vincent tbs orator who Ia the
ssngss BY the Scotia for America The Mayor Of Liverpool
presidsd
THE Red WHITE AND Blue
Tie wonderful little American ship RED. White, and
Blue with s had been secured for The Crystal Palace
whore 1t would be exhibited as the necessary arang
msnts could be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THB ARMSTIOR RNDBD.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LosDos, Tuesday. noon. Sept q iS6d.
Consols open at 894 for money f3F
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The opening prices arc;
United States Five.twenties. TJi.
Erie Railway Shares IL.
Illinois Central Railroad 1885,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LvRRrooL. Tuesday. Sept Z. 1853
Cotton-Ths market opens dull. Sales are esti-
mated for the day At 6ooo bales
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LONDONDERRY. Tuesday. Sept. L. 1866
The steamship Damascus, from Quebec. has arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
The N. Y Times urges in disparagement. Of the
Louisiana Convention That

Hhe ~ T. Times urges IN dlSparagemeht, oi the
Louisiana Convention that
90 1t had done its work adopted Constitution organized
aud In motion State Government and dispersed Its
meeting purely trick-openly and syowedy de-
vice 20 Negro Suffrage upon the SAeconessd 10 be
that and nothing by s leaders and their allies at
Washington. Less than thirty Of its members were present
and this reckless faction without the least warrant Of law
sanction OF the people intended 10 force upon the State
Constitution which should establish Negro Suffrage"
The Times ought TO know that quorum of the
Convention was 49, and that it could do nothing Of
moment till such quorum was present. Gov Wells
had ordered an election to ill the vacant seats, and
there was no thought Of decisive action till the
parishes in Rebel hands when the Convention was
originally chosen should have chosen delegates
If the Convention had no longer legal existence,
or was unable to form legal quorum, the butchery
of ts members and supporters was utterly without
excuse To kill or MAIN two or three hundred unre-
ssting men because two dozen Of them are enacting
an idle farce is murder most wanton and nexcusable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
ITALY.

DEFENSE OF ITALY BY TIE GBRMAs PRESS;
The Kreutz Zst,Eng having recently attacked the
italian Government the official North German Gdsas says;
1T 10 not becoming that the Italian Sovereign wac 90 any
Of Prussia should DO held contenpt In the strong terms
used By the Krsuts ZsitEas.
The Conservative party take into account the force o.
accomplished fact and sacrifice lis former npatniss ana
aptpaths Italy has powerfully aided In bringing about our
military and diplomatic success.
THE AMNESTY AND MAZZINf.
The Florence correspondent Of the osrna ds Dsa writing
on tho 18th SAYS Yesterday evening the official Gazette
nnhhsd 1ensrs amnesty decree which included MssKns
and the renssing Aspronoats offenders Il had long bssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

Cold elosss ct l4ei asT selling at it6i045 Cod bear
ins oyoramsnt are frmef and IN In mote demand The
Fsscy debt shows change ~ the Second Board stocks
oontnned duu and no large pressed for sale
Moasy on ca la5 per cent the latter 20 houses Of
good credit In commercial bills no change for prime
e rats for good sac and ioagdsted ct cent
The Secretary Of the Treasury has currency debt
pressing Tor paymsat sad maturing during ths next
tves months which be met By the Of revenue
The srports exclusive Of specie from the Port Of New
10 sgb pol tos the week ending Sept 1895 we're Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

The news from Europe by Atlantic Telegraph
yesterday Is Scanty Bsmark has declined to meet q
deputation seeking the restoration Of Northern Sche
wig to Denmark. The Indemnity bill has passed the
Prussian Chambers by large majority. A portion of
the press of Germany charges Austria with breach
of faith toward her allies in making the treaty of
peace with Prussia. Affairs in Saxony are assuming
q threatening aspect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

The Fensn Congress net ct Troy yesterday, but did
nothing beyond organizing President Roberts Is said to
contemplate resignng but his resignation viii not proba-
bly, be accepted Gen. Kirby Smith is expected to take
part In the proceedings to-day.
The outages committed By Indians or the Plains have
been greatly exaggerated The President Of the Holla
DAY Overland Mail and Express Company, in answer 70
ar inquiry states that there Indians oil along the
route but they perfectly friendly and give every as
saTaacs Of % remaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

Our Mexico correspondence supplies some interest
ing particulars of the state of affairs in that country
Success continued to attend tho arms Of the Liberals
and in some districts the Austrian troops were giving
way before the gusrrillss. The French troops were
allowed to evaouate TampicO with military honors
The Clergy becoming open supporters of the
Empire. fllibustsring raid from California into the
State Of Sonora was spoken of as likely to take place
shortly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
M N Y. rim., say. Of the Louisiana COn,tItu.

tional Convention:
Tho Convention In question was to all intent. and pur
poses as dead as the Chicago Convention Of 1861 Neither
adjourned sHs die but that did not keep either alive
We beg leave to differ Certain officers of the
Chicago Convention were authorized, in their dis.
erection, to reconvene It. We hold that they may
should they see , exercise this discretion tomorrow
And, should they do so, We entreat that all who
modest the reassembng delegates whether by arrests
Of mobs. may DO sternlY dealt With,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
SAKONY.

THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRS
VIENNA Monday. Sept > 1860.
Affairs in Ssrony roassume wsrlike aspect. Tho
Saxon troops have been withdrawn from tho Hungarian
frontier and tho army is being provsioned Tho treaty
Of peace with Prussia binds Austria not 10 interfere.
THE ARMsrI0B BSDgD
BERLIN. Tuesday. Sept 4 1906
Tho armstics between Ssxony and Prussia has expired
by limitation. Peace yet unsettled between tho two
countries and hostltics it is thought may possibly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

" Tie Ns,o- York Weekly Tribune fer Ibis geek
ready this morning eos,sns Mr. Bseckss letter Endorsing
Jeknson, and NJ. Grsslsys reply. Price in wrayyers
lzsslv for Mailing fss esats SsbssrpiioM prize, -
per aMasH. IN addition 10 this, zee print IN ON Wtsklg
1fr. HngAsss first Letter from agLs1d, Bsyard Tayors
Trip % Colorado, extremely eAsrmzg SHamsr letter
fyen Lons Branch, from eur regular egrraPondsni.
sa0s' Letters from s passring places fhi' Ssnsev kass
senraeitt universat etsBoS anOthES article IN ssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
NEW YORK CITY.

The cornerstone Of the Chapel Of the Holy Savior was
laid yesterday in presence Of large body Of cergymen
and numerous coneourse Of lay spectators Dr. HAWKES.,
che pastor, delivered brief address.
letter wss recsised yesterday the Stephens head
quarters from Mrs LAZY and Mira 0Donoyan Rcssa, urg
ing upon the shWomsD Of American to united and
energetic action. Fenan picnic at Hamilton Park Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

The Union State Central Committee Of Pennsyl
vsna has issued an address to the people, through
Mr. +. Jordan. which forcbly states the differences
Of the two parties and candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

The following letter tells its own story. Let every
UuiOn Club DO likewise
FAYEITEyIILR OnondsRa County N
Thursday Aug. 30. ls6t.
To ne PuklisAsr Of Ths NJ Y Tribsae.
4 6IR: 1 have devoted about one day in obtaining
Hubcrbsrs 10 THg CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE The result III sub
soribsrs and baud you my check thereore35 TO- over ~
ops OF the DAnY aud SEMI WEEKLY were already taken mere
snsknR IN al say copies Of TIKI TRIBUNE 70 this village
IA any village OF ts does better let me know and W
err again. Yours. - D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
re Cerrespezasnts.

No nsas can sstslsn Of csumsnisssnS WhsssVsT
ssnded for suthsn'sst BY the sAa ID
rsss necessarily f0s pnsnssoa but stuaf
sasY for his seed hash
An business letters for this sAdssds "Ths rs,I
vSE" NswYerh.
We esnnol anasrtals rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
BY STEAMSHIP SCOTIA.

The Cunsrd mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Judkins.
which ls Liverpool the 25h ult and Queenstown
the a6h arrived hero yesterday Her has been In
great part anticipated by the adEoss received via Atlantic
telegraph bat the following details viii be found inerssngi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

~ On the inside pages Of tO-day's issue 0in Be
found Dramatic Criticisms L0w Intelligence Fenian
ism, Commercial Matters MARKET Reports, and interest
ing Correspondence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
The First Union Victory Of the Fall
Canvass. q
GOVERNOR DILLINGHAM; TRIURHANTLY
,.,,.. ELECTED 1-uj q.
A UNION GAIN OF 5000.
The Senate Unanimously Union and Gains in
the House.

.LA..t-a- MosTPELIgR VT. Tuesday Sept 1885,
n annual election for Governor Governor and
Treasurer and members Of the Legislature In this State took
place today The Republicans voted r the Hon Paul Dill.
bingham Of Waterbury Governor and the Democrats for
Charles NJ Davenport esq. Of Nottingham We have So
cured this evening returns from about 30 towns embracing
about onesnth ofthe vote Of the State The ballot stands
thus far follows: Dillingham;. $40; Davenport 1898
The last year gave Dillingham; o5e and Daysn
port ss This vote Indicates gain to tho Republican
orsy 10 tho State that yo Of about 1000 0fths
towns heard from the Governor vote all report Republican
members Of the Legislature bat two The Senate viii.
usual be unanimously Republican. d..
In the IId Congressional District where hard nght has
been going the rival Republican candidates for
Congress- there Is choice Az far heard FROM the two
candidates. The Hon. Porus Barter scd the Hon. Romso H.
Hoyt about In the other two Districts the Rspuo
can nominees are elected BY handsome msIorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

TIE TRIBUNE AT SARAToGA.-Thornton, newsman
ave ents and bis eey sell on
30 sac ssks principal hotels q, the same price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
PRUSSIA.

DEBATE IN TIE CHAMBERS on THE Address 10 THE KING.
from the Throns took place on 2,d August Cham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
EUROPE.
No Hope ofthe Restoration Of Schleswig
to Denmark.
Threatening State Of Affairs in
Saxony.
THE AMERICAN EMBASSY In RUSSIA.
f
Another Banquet in Honor Of the American
,sq Ga Officers a .eaau So
% srls f-l 10 -lre7.i ,l
70 .,ll l.e3ls 80 = : ,lH1 '-seT1
THE IRON.CLADs VISITED BY THE DIPLO-
MATIC CORPS. I.stsi.s1
.f'li1g $500 "a
-r,v r. ~~,rr-.s $500 : ----srn.s ss.sr
PRESENTATIONS TO THE EMPEROR.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
rF ml1
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE
Another Banquet in Honor Of the American
sl ls 30 0ficerS .Gsl.u So
THE IRON.CLADs VISITED BY THE DIPLO-
MATIC CORPS. I.ssE stis1
PRESENTATIONS TO THE EMPEROR.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
PRUSSIA.

ByMARKs POSITION ON THE scHLsswra QUESTION.
On BBsLm Tuesday Sept 4 1880.
Count Bismark has refused to receive deputaon FROM
North Schlsswg, VINO desired TO present petition for tho
restoration of their Government TO Denmark.
INDEMNITY BILL PASSED.
BERLIN. Tuesday Sept 1895.
Tho Prussisn Chamber Of Deputies has passed the Gev-
srnmont Indemnity bill BY large majority. --
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Qmueemenis.

sARNUm'S AMERICAN MUSEUM -, -.
nav avn EVENfNg- MONEY-LONE HOUSE ON TUE
RRIpoF-Mr w CisrAs md fun company ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND CURIOsfTiES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

WINTER GARDEN. .
Tttts RvFNIN0-THF CfIARLATAN-M J. Newton GotbOld,
NJ, ~ Dsxdss Miss Annie SoveriDg
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The Trihxns m IeEdon.
sreveNs pROTHERs LAbFsss ~ hst
a csyeet ard for the sale Of fHk TkIBVNh
Tksy will receive ssBssaipTisss ana As'stf"ssssra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
bnalneea q oficee.

Mothers, during you child's second Summer you
win had bIr. wsLSvs SYRUP " invaluable friend 1t
cures yssnts dAro regulates the stomach and b0"e cures
wind eos sOsps sum reduces Inflammation and svo' tone
and sasy system In slmO't every instance where
the infant suffering pain and exhaustion relief viii DO found In
sneu or twenty minutes after Soothing Syrup hes been admin
lstered Dc not fail to procure H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

GRANTS Colo, CHOLERA, Summer Complaint,
Dyssnsy Dshsa snd al Affections Of the Bowels are cured
promptly and saeCtay by Dr. JAMES, CANNrSArlvE BAIAA
Bss pleasant readily taken By children and having
popularity for thirty ysars the Pr0p0r' conn
dsuS STANDARD Household Remedy Sold BY all
Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

aa NETWORK THEATER. . =,
THIS EvENING-OLD PHlBS BIRTHDAY CATCCHtNo a
OoYERN0R Air. Marx Saith. blr A. H. Davenport Mr. Lewis
Baker Mira w. 0omsrsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

OLYMPIC THEATER
THIS FYENINO-RIP VAN NlNKLE-hr. joseph ye8ersos
Ma Kate Newton. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDArs-iCE
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AUSTRIA.

CHARGE OF BREACH OF PATH.
South German journals charge Austria with breach OF
the treaty with Bavaria in making separate peace With
Prussia. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

TERRACE GARDEN Thrdsve. . -,
THIS EVENING at 9-THFO. TiiOMASS ORCHESTRAL'
o1RDFN CONCERT Programme every evening Seventy
.l.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

FIFTR.AyE OPERA HOUSE.
TuIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MINSTRELS-Dick Sands,
c. Hcary. Dempster 0ref snd hodskins-
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A BEAUTIFUL SUIT or BAR covers multitude Of
smpeoaL LIVE HAIE restores gray hS
10 it ons ooor soothing temperament uneQSaeo
a. keeps the sCsP Olesn thereby STRENGTHENING ano
prmoar the growth Of weakest hairs stops lie falling Out at
once Sold b. Druggists and Office No ll29 Broadway
N.-vo,s SARAH A. CHGvALIER NJ D.
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Aep'1lork Daily gribm,ts'
THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

BROADWAY THEATER.
THIS EVENING THE STkANOER-KA Ann
PATRIJCHIO-Mr James STARK Miss Lucia Desne
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PARn ExP0srxIoN. . 80.
a.ttns f The appointed By tbs President with
An, Of The senate Of United Sts attend the Uniyer
All SPosion At respectfully requested At the once
al sbe nj 81 AGENT No Psfow N " Wednesday the ID OF
October sKt al O'clock to examine the preparations Tor the
IrpositsOn, Oh the part Of the United states =
NA-F' By request Of one Of the Commissioners,
N.-. Yah RepA s. 1886 J. c. DHQBZ, u s. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

MIRvIN,s NKW PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
FInH AND BUReLAR PLATE SAEEs Highly ornsnents @
warranted psTiecty dry Also large ss'oroent Of DssAs" anu
e'" MaHnS Co. 2ss Bawsy. and til chsssnussl, Phns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

OLD BOwERY THEATER -
THIS FVENIN0-SIX YEARS AFTER, or THE TICKETOf'
LEAVE MANS WIFE MIR. O. L. Fox. Miss Fanny Herring
..- IRVING HALL
THIS EvENING-AMATEUR GYhhASTS.-Hsnion bro'her'
Company. ... ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

TRyssRs SUPPORTERS, Monthly and Suspensory
the best cheapest the world wholesale or retail a.
Dt SHHRwo0Ds, No SIS Broadway
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

Surely The radical republicans in Congress
are as deeply dyed in treason as AaronsBurr,
or any one who has ever, by word or deed,
given aid or comfort 10 the avowed enemies
of the country.
They said we were fighting for the Union,
for the restoration of the Union, but il was
I for the union of The black and while races
-for anna alga m ation-lhat the negro might
have the privilege of sitting at their board,
on terms of equality with themselves. As
one OF their leaders said "il would improve
The race 10 mix them" Are they ashamed
of their psrentage or their color tha, they
want their posterity TO wear hue Of dark
er color than that oil the Anglo Saxon If
SO lei Them go dwell with Cuhee and hug
lhe sweet scented buude of colored roses 10
their bosoms and kiss The nectar from their
pouliug lips.
Although The professed friends o! the me-
gro, they are his Sprst enemy. They have
taken him suddenly from a position for
which he was fitted by circumstances and
in which he was happy, and placed him in
one for which be is entirely unified, and 10
which, according 10 Senator Sumner, he is
! unhappy and in far worse condition than
before They have drawn The elephant in
The louery, and nov they find him unman-
! agea6Ie, hence their frantic efIofs 10 do
something, fhey hardly know or care what,
! 10 get him of their hands. ! never was in
/ favor OF human slavery. per Sc Tin ilseIl but
is it wise or just to destroy The country aud
| al The same time entail counliess suffering
and misery upon the foor negro, simply 10
I place him in position tor which nineteen
twentiehs OF them KNOW nothing about and
I care nothing fora Il is like man destroy
( lug a valuable ejifce TO get rid of few
verinin which time and a little jrdicious
management could have efsclually remov-
( ed.
look with deep anxiety and s7prehen-
J sion for further tevslopements OF the great
/ plot 10 rum the country. May God averl
I the threatened doom and bring discontinue
/ to those who are coyery sappIng the life,
! blood from my beloved country.
B1l must close, shall write again as
have opportunity. Very .ruly yours,
MokTASA.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

commercial, the agricultural and the other
Industrial inisresis of Inc county. He
spoke of the state of the currency, and the
different views entertained OF contraction
and expansion, and said: When we look
al these things the first object is the reslo-
ration of the Government. He spoke Of
the internal revenue, and said that reslo-
ration oil the Government III all its branches
would have the effect TO remove all the bur-
densome internal tax Of the county. Any
| thing he could do 10 promote all the inIer-
esis OF the country, he assured them he
wonld do.
Mr.. Ward hen said The great danger TO
| the country are the vast importaious from
Europe, which cannot be checked except
by the IMPOSITION OF high duties.
The President replied By creating a
greater demand for the currency in extend
! lng The area OF lis circulation, thereby OBJ
viaIing the necessity OF diminishing il, al
danger would be avened. The paramount
object. however, is 10 lei US have restored
GOVernment-a uni ed UnioE.
| Mr. Ward here said: We are under the
impression we have a government.
! The President replied: Lei US have G
whole Government a restored Union,
thoroughly reconcled and united country.
| The members OF The Committee were
! then severally introduced 10 The President,
! and The delegation Withdrew.
The above Extracts show the nerve
and courage Of the President and hi:
honest and determined intent on restor-
Jog our distracted Republic to its norma
unity aud prosperity.