The New York herald., 1867-08-23

fairsr spporionment Of the circulation among the
States 70 !sreng the security required for circua
ton, and 10 time 10 make national centre OF redemp-
ton or clearing house 7 never was much OF a bank
man. but while such agencies demanded they are
In al countries whers capital Is scarce believe the
present syatem IL far better than We have had and
FAR better than for the United States government TO
assume directly the banking operations OF the people
And now fellow citizens few words az to taxes and
collect as much e. possible from duties on imported
goods The are. that such tsxes most easily
collected n the ss.board cities and mainly at the single
port Of New York. They are mainly on articles OF
luxury, such a. silks broadcloths and wines and are
paid By those most able to pay To the extent that
here, they protect industry and thu: diversity
our products and Increase wealth. We levy these
so ns. IN gold because gold Is the pss1s % o. al foreign
TO pay the interest OF debt Now, IN levyng other
taxes, We select incomes over one thousand dol.
incomes. This is the fairess mode Of taxes
me only d1mculty Is In ascertaining the amount
cd with the business Of our citizens this tax squ
.aoly asseseed, and yielded Us last year over sixty mil
lions Of dollars In England this is the most uniform
taxation such articles the consumption Of which 10 not
necessary such luxuries as tobacco and whiskey TO
1Ss % the i The
scandal and reprosch Of our system II ought, and viii
when collected. yield eighty millions Of dollars These
Judgment viii soon be amply Sufficient TO pay the inter-
on ovr debt and meet our necessary oxpendtureA
tom o. ssnai tsxes and yet preserve untarnshsd
national credit. s-s E
NIissellanesus Political Iutellissnee.
LouIMANA New Orleans Crsscens says referring
10 General shsridan's recent order for IN election
throughout the state the 27th and 2ath Of Septem
ber:-
That the vote Of Louisiana will be largely in favor Of
convention there can be no doubt There remains but
lion plan Of Congress The radical party ere Of course
eager to forward the Congressional scheme The
va.ves want the question settled speedily and the great
in good faith, the work Of reconstruction There 10 NO
use In kicking against the pricks. settlement Of our
Of Louisiana than anything else just We are
whore to-day, and must have some knowledge OF
from somswhSre We must ~st into por and .my
port in storm" must be motto. When We can 6ud
rest and have chance 10 look about US little We shall
be able to take care Of ourselves For the present.
sound discretion advises take advantage OF the only
winds that permitted blow We shall lose nothing
by voting for convention.
TusEsRE.-Of tho new members Of Congress from
Tennessee tho following account is given
John Trlmbe is bv far the ablest He belongs to the
arstocracy Of the South s man Of liberal culture high
social postioniand Of considerable wealth He Is deeply
views Of society ana religion and n REGARDED as phi
losophcr." James Mullins, OF the Fifth district, Is
most singular man, and be will make numerous sensa-
tons in Congress- He is about y years Of age has the
appearance OF hard working blacksmith, s terribly
earnest man. pays moro regard to critical English
and during all the time allowed All the boys say "Hur
rah for Muinsl" D. A. Num- OF the Eighth district,
who takes the place Of Leftwch 10 plausible. cour-
teous sensible young lawyer by profession. he
will make good, quiet Representative r. Butler Of
the First district s TALL lean gray eyed cold and Scotch
looking.
ARKAssAa--eensral smith, commanding the subdis
rct Of Arkansas has issued circular TO the various
Boards Of Registrars throughout the State, asking
whether they will require any extension Of the ts be-
yond the 3lst Of this month, now directed FOR the
completion Of registration in thorough manner and II
50 how long an extension will be required. e,s 3
MARyLAvD.--A Baltimore letter writer says
Az 10 the nexs Presidency, the original Union people
seem 10 be divided in their affections between Grant,
Gratis turning their attention towards Franklin
Pierce Between these two candidates. Maryland would
probably cast her vote for Grant
The Democratic State Central Committee, al q meet
ing held as Baltimore on the evening Of the 10Th
instant resolved:-
That the event Of the adoption Of the new oonssu
ton the chairman Of the Democratic State Central Com
miste e requested 70 call STATE convention, The call 10
Of the State the convention meet In the
city OF Baltimore at twelve o'clock NJ, on the 9th day
OF October next 70 nominate candidates for the various
onlcss 10 be elected BY the State at large.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Tho Official call for The Republican
State Convention, to be held at Worcester the l1th
Of September, has been Issued II gives each town and
each ward Of city delegate In the convention and
one additional delegate for every two hundred voters In
such town or ward according TO the last census Of
voters Tho Democratic State Committee are 10 meet
next Monday consider the subject Of calling State
convention.
wIscoSsM.-The republican papers busily discuss
ing the pnsonnel Of the State ticket to be nominated
September Thus far no ono appears to contest the
claims Of Governor Farchild for reelection General
Alien for Secretary Of State By coincidence II not
CUSTOM that has prevailed for many ysars says jour-
nal Of that State wisconsin Secretaries Of State pro-
NOTED TO Governors, and General Allen 10 probably
reserved for that happy fate All the other places on
the ticket win nnd aspirants, including gen.
orally the incumbents for reelection.