Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10

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from exci-e- now average about
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tom duties. from .hree and halt
To four million dollars In coin
a week. BY reducing tie customs
revenue to currency on the basis OF
gold ut 1475, we have a grand week
ly average income equivalent To
about thirteen and a-hali' millions III
lawful money, which not onl y en-
ablcs Secretary McCulloch to "pay
as lie goes" but to make a whole-
some and inspiring reduction of ar
rcarages, while also contributing
materially to facilitate the funding
process, the necessary preliminary
to resumption of specie payments,
and to the final liquidation of our
national Indebtedness, consumma-
tions which everybody devoutly
wishes for. At present the actual
working expenses of the Government
cannot be much over five million a
week, which would leave, out of the
current weekly revenue, a maryin of
over eight million in lawful money
to be applied to the payment of such
portions Of the public debt rs are
presently rcdccmable at the option
of the Treasury Department. A
surplus Of eight million n week from
the national income would afford the
means to rid us of the whole of our
Indebtedness long before the centcn-
ial anniversary of the nations BIRTH.
day, if our bondholding creditors
sec fit to present their claims for pre-
mature adjustment. Gladstone
was looked upon as a perfect marvel,
and England II country beyond COM
parison, when three or four million
sounds could be set aside in a year
towards the liquidation of the nation
al debt j.; but here we have the Un~
tied, States, which, according to the
leading men andjournals of fEngland,
were on the verge of financial ruin,
setting a part this amount every fort
night! Nothing in,thc history of the
world can equal this.
EARLY RIslNG.-Early rising gives
long days, invigorating light in abun-
dance, and healthy checks. This
beautiful passage from Bulwer's Cax-
ton, is worthy Of a perpetual remem.
brance: "I was always an early ris-
er. Happy the mau who is! Ev-
cry morning comes to him with a
virgins love, full of bloom, purity
and freshncssc the gladness ofa hap
py child. l doubt ifany man can be
called 'old' US long as he is on car
ly riser aud an early walker. And
youth-takc my word for it-y1uth
in dressing gown and slippers, drawl.
ing over br, aktast at noon, is a very
decrepid, CHASTITY image of youth
which sees the sun blush over the
mountains and the dcws sparkling
upon blooming hedge rows"
E- 1t is stated that nearly every
German prince has a, least q hun
dred thousand dollars invested i'm
America securities. ard the King OF
Hanover. who hss been notified that
be csnnoi return % has ihrBse. has
half q rs1illicn in our loaz& - there
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