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New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
A MEDAL FOR SOLDIERS.

Some two years since the Union League Club
passed by acelamaion. resolutions asking Congress TO
strike medal the soldiers and sailors who had earned
the gratitude Of the Republic Through some mischance
the matter was neglected a Washington, and tho Club nc
their monthly meeting Thursday evening" ON the re-
cOmmendatlon OF the Executive Committee adopted
unanimously the following;
Resolved the f.soaOss psd By the Clnh the h Dee,
1855 subject Of medal In smmonorahon of The psfVshon ef
Republic " he rck BY Congress spd prrscuied 10 the name 10
surviving soldiers snd ro who rtd The eosnt during the war;
Children Of thos Who lost their lives the eontfs be
ssed sse~ % special committee With Instructions 10 prepare
nal askins apd favorable onsdsraen Of the
sn.eInsni of saca EsnOTA of Ne national tribute The
And
The soldiers Of England wear proudly medals presented
10 them By their Government for their campaigns In
China, India, and the Crimea. Those OF France are
with similar tokens Of Imperial regard and
IA ttng that each OF heroes whether OF the regular
ary or OF our citizen sodery should receive this cheap
bat lasting testimonial Of tho gratitude Of his country
men, hs services In war; waged not to suDserye the
purposes of party nor yet for ambition nor territorial
aggressOn but 90 preserve tho Constitution Of our
ton, How dearly cherished would be such national
token may be In the aeetonato and proud devo-
ton with which our disbanded soldiers preserve their
cops badges and t s fitting they and their children
should possess enduring moinento OF their honor
able service,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

Liberty
Petroleum..
FRIDAY, Feb. ls-r. H. =

FRIDAY, keD. 1S--f, N,
Gold is lower. closing at 14Oi after selling at l4lt
Impeachment" one of the leading supports of the
gold market has lost most Of its power, and the bulls
are becoming suspicious that reconstruction" and
its attendant agitation wll in short time, cease to
support gold. Tho clearings Of the Gold Exchange
Bank are SOS 557,0 900. aud the balances $2ooS7So.
Government stocks in moderate demand for In
vestment, with little doing on speculation. The
1os are steady at lO andt is reported that at this
rate the Treasury ik seller. State stocks and rail-
way mortgages are in demand at quotations. The
share market generally was low and unsettled. but
the offerings are not large. The market waits on Ere
which refuses to either rise fall to any great extent
North Western common was strong at 60i, and the
preferred T4s. Marietta and Cincinnati sold at g.
After the call the market sluggish and the deal
ings small At the Second Board prices steady.
and more disposition shown to buy. Several large
sales of Eric were reported at 75i. Governments
close strong and in better demand At the close the
market was firm. Erie sold at 76s NewYork Central
1874; Michigan Southern 93b Rock Island, 90. The
market closed steady ut quotations.
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quo
tatiOns of gtOcks:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
THE OWL COURTS.


Forty-fye barrels OF distilled spirits, seized
nj No III West Tenthst condemned IN the United
states District Court yesterday By the claimant With
drawing hls answer.
Petitions In Bankruptcy were filed yesterday
by John A. Burtus OF MOrnsania Westcheser Countyj
aud Joshua r. Sackett. Benjamin Vice, Vim. l. Norha,
Galen A. Carter and Henry q. Evans OF this city.
The case Of Mary Ann Dean, nee Boxer, agt.
Moses Beach, former proprietor Of TAe ~ T. Sgn,
called on trial the Brooklyn City Court. yesterday
but motion Of counsel for defense was postponed until
next term.
Fennelly's distillery, O valuable and extensive
estabshmentin in Fyfourthst, First-aye was con-
demned by default, claimant having Ui;ldrawn his
answer The Government had II witnesses on hand to
prove its case.
In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett Oliver A. Bird sued 70 recover
1900 from Edwin b. Pond, that sum being the value OF
goods sold and delivered by plaintiff 70 one Thyle Pratt
the representations Of defendant that said Pratt was
solvent and responsible which aferward proved not 70
Do the case The defense deny any fraudulent representa-
tons. Case stin on.
James Pendufs son, 8 years OF age, attempted
on Nov a. 1881 rhsnksgiying Day to cross Second ave.
a. twenty -eighthstl when he was knocked dowh py
Seeondaye car and his was broken. rendering AM
putation necessary, and subsequently reamputation
The father brought suit in the superior Court for his so
for his injuries. The defense contributing neg-
gcnce on the part OF the boy The Jury. zer being OUT
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
tations Of stocks

Money on cali Is 4a6 " cent with good deal re-
fused upon fancy shares at the lower rates. The
offerings have been larger than to-day. and 1t
could have been had at p cent IL borrowers would
have made the ofer In commercial paper no change.
Banks disposed TO DO liberal with their dealers,
and are hHyers of outside paper at low rates
There ia more doing among merchants. gld the
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

Wheat, y or. Ise- for orders. or siss to direct
port =.
port.
direct port
The transactions at the Office Of tho Assist
ant Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs, aiSs..
600; Receipts for Gold Notes s7SoOoi total Receipts
si.O55G6 Io total Payments. s5e5.2So IA; Balance.
slO2, ,746.9o9 q.
The New York imports Of foreign dry goods com,
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crCOND BOARD,


sooCon ~ III s590cou6 nj Tres'y Notes $40
800 iOSil 1000 .l07H 21 Series
u y 500 COu 'G5 q ) 81 1910 Coup 1000. ...-.lO't
l0OO.........lTa LI0OO..- ....lOis 81 Sefos' ,o,,
5000. =. small. .1O12
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

Mr. Dickens made the following speech at
the cIose Of his readings in washngtoni "iadies and
Gentlemen: In all probability shall never see your
faces again. but you that have yielded
me % much pleasure "a have qye2 ysf."
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

BALES AT TnE STOCK ExcHAHt7E.-FiRsr CALI
ftst 104 O'CLOCK A. NJ % ~ ~ 4.
GOVERNMENT DEPARrnBs.r :. :. -
Jtsc i' 11a 900 ~ 2o.elf 10sr son IL o'ek Jos
n ~ "a i,nnn eaI ss 500 Coz, ss Treas Votes $40
IOD0O .,....1fifI $500. lzvckI0sl 3dk enos 80.
5000 i3oclk l1il us a. s2o tpn Io00O.. '.'.'V1
- 10000. II Oclk l01l
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

The dealings IN Erie are large and spectators arc
inclined to buy it freely, upon the theory that as
speculation merely It is the cheapest stock on the
List. Its receipts are enormous. and there Is grow
ing conviction on the part of the public that were
Mr. Vanderbilt its President it would sell at parn
ten days. OF all the roads leading from New-Yorks
the Erie alone sells at discount and pays no diyi-
dends, state Of affairs that warrants the eonciu.
sion that its present managers either ignorant OF
railway business or inefficient In either case they
can render their stockholders service by surrender
ing their ust to abler hands The quotations to-day
of roads leading from New-YOrk are as follows;
NewYork Central Y. and New Haven. .iS2
Harlem New-York Central. -il1
Hudson i R1ef....iss Erie Railway. Preferred 81
The Western Union Railway earned the hrss
week of February:
1861. sS4 1855. 2ll Inc.
The CinciRRa6 Gazette of Wednesday says;
There is q good but not very pressing demabd i9r
aud the market would be easier Il not for the are
amount ofexchange which has g be handlsd absSfonf
steady per cent for 1rstcIass paper IN ben
S1S u per cent Ss s 'Ss es s2 ~ ss Ga az
cent. The offerings OF exchange continue large, Nhs
the demand Is comparatively small ana tho market
heavy l-l0 discount buying and par sehug Win et
ceptional transactions at little lower prices
The Chicago and Sc. Louis Railroad Company.
says The Bloomington Paatdsraph, have purchased ID
new rstclass locomotives and 900 freight cars i"f
the uso of their road. The Company Win, next sum
mer, build IS miles of double track in the neghbor-
mood of Dwight. which il probably the beginning Of
q double track between Bloomington aud Chicago
At meeting held In Rock Island, Ill, on the sth
inst motion that the town subscribe $4,000 10 tho
stock Of the Peors and Rock Island road was carried
there being but one negative.
Meetings are being held at various points in ID-
nois along the route of the Gilman, Clinton. aud
Springfield Railroad, to consider measures looking
its construction. The citizens are Offering subscnp
tons and right of way, and are Otherwise earnest n
the work.
The New-York Central Railroad depot at Rome
and all the principal depots on the line Of that ra
road, are TO be fenced in so 10 compel persons
purchase tickets before entering the cars.
The Pittsburgh Gasette of the 10th inst says;
We feel warranted announcing that within ~ ga asss
the work requisite 20 complete the CopnesYile hAs a.
viii DO advertised for letting and the whole van nebsst
shed probably In the space Of year, or u i"''-'
within i6 months.
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InternatIOnall christian Convention.


DETROIT, Mich, June 25.-The In-
ternational Christian Convention IS
sembled at 9 BOA. ~ The attendance
is very largeaeay vi rsit.E
The President alluded, feelingly, to
the dangerous soillnesso of Rev. DR..
Dufheld. Ql 30a o1 svsa sw
Various resolutions were offered
and referred to appropriate commit
tees. Among the resolutions wss one
protesting against the trsatment re-
ceiyed by . George ID. n SteWaFt and
Stephen h nTERg, Jra at the bands
Of their Tespe1tives ecelesiastical au-
ithoritiess .oneoi sympathiEingsas with
bnethrend lying sAnderi d gaensure
and suspension. whose. ffoa ly7 s0itense
has bRen following the ebcemmaFRds of
our Sayionrat that We shenld1Sll be
one, ,e'sen has he is one withtaS gather;
one ihqutting ipto sthef nE4claa
Of the estii bllsbpiqpta ,of fRoAHcture
Bureau. nBderg che auspices eQf the
/ Young Mems & hFistiaa sAsseeia
one accommodating week day prayer
meetings. IA Il 1rf3 oft "a
r The report Of the foFexecuilYRf Com
mittee was read.l7l lLt states thPt ten
local conventions have Reep held the
past year, against ifYs othqg{eaF pre-
yibus. Four ASs0aationsi own the
buildings theB iooeeuRys4 segepI have
Seuilding fnnds, amsuRFRDg. z. ia jail to
S620, ,000ss niRefyihays lAraFies, en-
F brsSing soVeh9 go 2Ql volumes, valued
bhtS100 ,000.o The Pyf f9Pt membership
is estimated at oyer 7Q,pQ4l a
| The committee sHeQoRmend that
membership inIuosner vEyaugelical
; Church be reqaiTea previous to ad
Inissioai to aetiyAdmembershiPain the
/ AssoelatIon.. ed at gd1il $50
7 The noEnlug eze roisess were closed
/ With prayer bgqReF. MIL Iuoker, OF
b1rOy. 8Trfluo 10 aa4T a0i
The afterno o6R session was chiefly
!. occupied by mthea discussion of the
itopiGl of the daEs vitsH How can the
liAssociation bastTbe kept tisteadtast in
the promotion off, practical piety
among converted yeupgkmeu.d
Short intefestingo addresses were
then made bylMr. Moody OF Chica-
| eo; CpA. BSrTyF of5Californiag; Prof.
ihN Northup, ref n New Haven, and
m5ny0thersj .gGM n TB9g f.
Ih The -ehuresgswas' densely orowded.
Y Hun dPeds we're unable TO obtain ad
4 mission. The question: or ti8lty to
strang gers was dIscEssedBiby sMessrs.
1 MOODY, Sheaff, Prioe, aud others The
Convention resOlEeGLthatipI pride, dig
nity and differeuees must be- over
come, and young men soughtofnr. The
j question Of how to make bnarding
4 house Commissioners effective for
good was discussed by MIR. Pond, of
4 Boston. DIR Moody, Iof Chicago,
spoke on outdoor meetings a
The venerable Reva4DTd Dnhield,
who was stricken With paralysis yes
terday is now lying at the point of
death. 5aj aolfgGfs .is-.ib
The Convention accepted oan invi-
i tation from. Michigan to visit Ann
Arbur on Monday. crew s11-
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/ i0z 0zAeHENGFONJ
Collector Smy the Nominated Minis.
ter TO sustria-Wedding in High
Life-Senat0r Henderson and Miss
FOOte-MOPe COnVictS PardOned
BY the President. rob

WAsmNGroN, June 25.-The Pres
ident to day nominated Henry A.
Smythe, Collector. of, ID ew York, to be
Minister to Austria.
Senator Henderson was married
at noon to-day to Miss Mary Foote.
Among the guests were the Missouri
and Vermont delegations in Con-
gress, President OF the United States,
Secretaries McCulloch aud Browning,
Chief Justice Chase, members of both
Houses of Congress, without regard
to politics, and many ladies.
Senator Mcbride leaves this. after
noon for the North. 'De
The President has pafdoned Geo.
w. Wallngford, .eonvicted in the U.
S. District Court of Kentucky, for a
violation of the internal revenue laws,
and sentenced toFsixty days imprison
ment and fined ten dollars; also, Jno.
III. Nc Brayer, convicted Of similar
effense, inIthe same Court. u
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NEW YORK
eOurt DecisI0ns-Harlinan Convicted
OF. Conspiracy TO Remove whisky
Illlcitly-RObbery aud Murder
Regetta BrOOklyn Yacht Club. -.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Judge Nell
son to. day rendered d decision dis
missing the libel against the steam-
ship Meteor. sized last year for vio-
latfon Of the sutrality laws, It being
alleged that she sold arms, &cs, to the
Ghii7an Government tAe sll 81 bai
- Arguments were heard in the Suf
prefne Court to day ton the question
whether the injunction On the recent
issue of dividends by the Northwest
ern Railway should be made perpetrI
uaf. The defendants argueathat the
laws of Illinois and Wisconsin sus-
tain. them, and that the courts here
have no Jurisdiction 79aEii T7fta .8l
Hartman. convicted Of conspiracy
to remove whisky illicitly, was0to day
sentenced to pay 50, 900 fiGe and TO ten
DAYS imprisonment. aal a3]a u
z francesca BuhagleT, convicted of
attering counterfeit frac .ioualo cur
'rency IN February, has been pardOned
by the President, at the solicitation
OF the Italian Minister and others,
on couditiont of his leaving the
country . Hnt55 - .s1 g
AlydaGg man named Geo! Echrader
was TODpeu ana muFuefeu III AuusViA
City this u83rning by unknown parties.
Michael I.aCanty and 0has. Burke
have been convicted of being acces-
sories to the murder of Ellen Hicks,
in the town of " estchestcf, 10 1866
r. The annual regatta Of the Brook
/ Iyh Yacht Club to day, was partici,
| patea IN by yachts belosging TO the
| New York, Atlantic, Jersey City and
kBay6nne clubs. Five schooners and
sixteen first and sixteen @secoRd1 class
siobps were entered. Prizes were WOE
lby the schooner Alice, and the sloopl
| Agnes, Qui Vive, Matte, and others
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Wisconsin, and hiaHeso tn editors In
/. ....g. ST. LOuis.

s
HsdST. LOUIS, June 25.-The GWiscon-
sin and Minnesota editors This morn
ing visited all the places OF note IN
the city under the guidanee of Com
mittees appointed for that purpose,
and afterwards embarked on the
steamer Belle Of Alton for q river
excursion, during which they visited
the experimental z iron furnace, at
Carondelet, and subsequently, sailed
some ten miles above the city, afford
\ ing them a fac view of the harbpT
and the. river front of Sta Louis.
/ During the sail a splendid banquet
was setp at which toasts were drank.
sspeeehes made, and general festivities
indulged in. A large number Qf
prominent business. men aud citizens
generally accompanied the party aao
Returning from the excursion, the
! Company were driven to the tamQns
( botanical gardens and beautiful
tgrouuds of Henry Shaw, Lafayette
Park and other places, aud his even
ing a meeting was held at the South
ern Hotel, at which resolutions, COM
4 pTimentary to St. Louis and her citi-
zens. and in praise Of her energy. en-
& terprise, commerce, manufactures and
general, material and intellectual
prosperity, were unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically adopted. Speeches we're
4 also made by several of the delega--
ton, in which the great questions OF
4 cheap ritter transportation, crossing
the Mississippi River with narrow,
open bridges, the commerce aud gen
SIC eral resources aud prosperity of the
Mississippi Valley, were commented
upon 10 emphatic terms. wfsa .1-.
4 E Speeches were also made by repre-
i sentatives from the City Council,
Union Merchants Exchange. and
Board of Trade of this city. The
delegation expressed themselves
pleased with their. visit and eiter.
II tainment, and carry away with them
pleasant memories of the festive and
: instructive occasion. The party will
I. leave here at seven o'clock to-mor-
row morning on a special train. and
I will reach Chicago in time for the
l banquet TO be given them there to
morrow night. The Republicans N
the Eleventh Illinois District, yes
: terday nominated by acelsmation
, Gen. James H. Martin, for Congress
, Three hundred and sixty barrels o
Z whisky, brought here BY the steamel
l Great Republic, from New Orleans
has been seized for the non-paymen
u of Government tax. About two hun
dred barrels besides the above hav,
: been seized. The hearing was post
!. poned till Saturday.
The return game of base bill 70
:, the championship of Missouri, be
: tween the Union and Empire Club
I'll of st. Louis, resulted N the triumph
T of the Union, by. a score of 80 TO II
This leaves the Union 10 undispute
Il possession of the championship.
II The case of Captain Donaldso
+ has been postponed for further bear
$, ;nr until SATURDAY..
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A tarbaFOus Rebbeff

Z ..NAsHvIILE, j une 25! AMrl Lowen-
helm, of this city. dealer ihSfeathers,
&C. went ont last week ace pmpanied
by young man named Hughes, on a
peddliug expedition. One night they
camped IN Lincoln County and were
attacked by band of robbers, who
demandeditheir money. They refused
and were hung up by the, neck untii
they changed their minds The hang
iOg was repeated seversl times before
they gave up all they had They have
returned 70 Nashville and yet bear
marks Of their babarous treatment,
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boiler ExDlOsIOn.

HUDSON, June 25.-The boiler of
the stove works OF Gibbs & Co., at
Stuyesvant, exploded this afternoon,
damaging the building to the amount
of 5000, and injuring John Hesse
fatally, and John Mahan and Frank
McAllister Il slightly. Several other
buildings were damaged.
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.IAnEsoN Miss. 1Jnne 25-Tb

JACKsos, Miss, June 25.-The
election In Mississippi, so far as heard
from, gives the Democrats 5000 ma
iority. Returns come in slowly. The
Democrats are sanguine of sue cess,
while the Radicals claim that base
frauds are being perpetrated. Full
reports cannot bee obtained for several
days.
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Steamer Snnk.

9 NEW ORLEANS, June 25. The
steamer Selma, with cattle for New
Orleans, sunk at the mouth Of Brazos
River yesterday. Capt. J &. Thomas,
{ steward John Mclean, two Chinese
cooks, and one passenger. name IN
known. was drowned
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eiectl0n.

MEMPHIS, june 25,-Wm. Brown
was murdered on the Louisville and
Memphis Railroad last night by three
broth ers named Wheeler, who attack
ed him for participating in a chdrtUGri
the night before.
The election in North Mississippi
ia progressing quietly, and the resul
50 far is decidedly against the Conf
stitution. Aa ttE sl
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CONSERVATIVE soldlers, MeelIng.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-The Demo-
cratic Conservative Soldiers and
Sailors Convention Of Maryland met
to day to appoint delegates to the
Soldiers and Sailors National Con-
vantion.
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Georgia legislature 10 Assemble July
4th-TheGFOB PrOSpect.

9AUGUsTA, June 25.GHeavy rains
this evening, which Is very favorable
for the crops s1"ifaT
Governor Balloek has issued a
proclamation, dated June 25th, con-
vening the Legislature of Georgia in
Atlanta on the Fourth Of July, un-
der authority granted by act Of Con-
gress. 2t-4 te4
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Falling Of wall - PIye Persons
Buried In the Ruins.

CHICAGO, June 25.-One wall of
the Hospital Of St. Mary Of the Con-
ception, in process of erection, fell
yesterday, burying five Workmen ia
the ruins, two Of whom have since
died. .-s
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Murder

CINCLsNATI, June 25.-Thos. Camp
bell was murdered this morning at
Mortonsyilte. near Lexington, KY,
by two brothers named Heland. An
old grudge, growing cut Of the war,
existed between them.
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Dedication OF Soldiers Monument.

BosroE, June o. = The granite
monument 10 Mount Wallaston Gem
etery. Quincy, was dedicated to-day
to the memory of soldiers Of the town
who lost. their lives in the late war.
Hon. John Quincy Adams delivered
an address
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.1snooI lent about Negro Suffrage ,,o
gouiA notuutfi~e " .flst .-------- .faBs JE
New YORK, June Ex-Governor
Seymour addressed the Jackson Cen
,s tral Association this evening. He
said: s is.asyr ,, {,rtx Laa
In every part of our landyare proofs
u Of the widespread, change in political
feeling. While the ablest Republi-
u. cans refuse TO go on with a party
which tramples upon the Judiciary,
-a pssurps power. and is ,ugpsetnng all.
hinging all the business machinery of
.-..., the land, we are laboring under some
M embarrassment from the. great volume
.a.r of the change in our tay9r. Ih)se
,rs who, are ,rallyiBg around the standard
Of constitutional Rights have hereto
fore held conflicting views with re-
gard to the events for the past
few years and the question
lria is. how eanowe set this great majority
NJ in the field, 80 arranged, that they eau
:si drive out of place Tthen disciplined
horde Of office holders who now gov
ern.- the country This Is the only
sh'oa pr9bIem to be settled "phe Ameri-
can people are diseusted with ethe
conduct of the Congressional party7
Can we mark outaa policy which will
unite the majority under one stands
ard2 This can. only be done by a
thoughtful, forbeariug, ~ lansel6sh
course; at the same time we must be
se outspoken, aud confront all the qUes-
tious which perplex us Men look
Il forward with hope aud fear to the ac-
ton of the Democratic Convention of
the Fourth of July | shall not
#hai speak of the candidates let the claims
ri of each be considered in a courteous,
and manly spirit, and let as take care
no personal partizanship shah draw
us from our duty TO our country
We should support with hearty zeal
every upholder of Constitutional
. 81 rights 1t win be, in the present
state Of our country, an unholy thing
to 90 into the July Convention with
auy purpose which shall not have il
view the rescue of our Government
from the men who now have it il
their hands. - y
He then proceeded to reiterate tn,
views he had formerly expressed OF
the financial question, opposing boil
contraction and unwise issues, ant
urging the restoration OF the natlona
credit tainted by the wastetui
ness aud profigacy OF tn
party in power. He contends
that FIVE hundred millions OF tn
thousand millions of money spent b
the Government since the surrende
of Lee, could have been devoted {
the payment of the National deb
carrying by the proof of good fait
the National credit to the highe'
point, while new bonds at lowe
rate of interest would have reduce
our taxes and brought our currenC
to the value of specie. Seymour ais
spoke in favor general amnesty an
ae restoration of suffrage to all whit
in the South, which would obvia
aa the keeping up of the military despt
tism to feed the idle negroes, to brea
down the judiciary, to shackle Il
a.s- Executive, and to destroy all Oonst
rffaiU %,s45or Il riphfs He closed with :
-aa '@NAOnNt A.r1sft = ! 1l.-~. = . -, :
. appeal TO the Whole country 10 Wo1
with one united effort to drive fro
power the common enemies of liber
Is honor, rights, and Constitution
laws. The speech was much a
plauded. - .--r--.- -La