New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

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lines that nader my administration
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then the acts 81 the preset viii he appreciated
The National Board OF Trade held ts fourth days ses
sion in Cincinnati today, and adjourned until Monday
In the morning, Mr. Fraley, the President, read several
propositions favorng the resumption Of specie payments
after the first day OF January 1870 and providing that no
further sales OF gold shall be made under United States
authority; that legaltendcr and National Bank
notes shall be accepted for duties on I'M
ports, and that after July, 1870, legaltender
notes shall be redeemablo in gold lie would
provide for such gradual contraction OF tho circulation
of the banks would enable them safely to resume
without disturbance TO business, and e thought that
the first Monday In May. 1870 there would be fOuhd
In the Treasury United state at least coin to the
full amount OF onehird Of the notes In circulation
Should however. tins not be the his proposition
provides for the sale OF tenery five per cent bonds for
a sufficient supply. Mr.. G. b. Raum Of Cairo Thought
that resumption could not bn effected without peril to
business men, Mr. Brown Of Portland believed In imme-
diaely placing the credit OF the country whore IL Should
be. Mr.. Manson Of Portland advocated a contraction
Of greenbacks and an expansion Of bank currency.
lie would have the Secretary OF the Treasury, when he
has supply OF gold. give notice to the Secretaries OF
War and the Navy that they purchase supplies with
the gold. This he said, would not pour gold into Was
Our banks, lc added, must be satisfied with smaller
profits than they have been making. Mr.. Toucey Of ST.
Louis entered hto calculation TO show that on gold
basis s2sOOOOoOO OF legal tenders would 80 as far In
trade as 100000 900 at present Mr.. Drake ~ ST. Paul
said: Suspension at any moment Is II national crime
The nation has ability now 10 resume specie payment.
Lat day for the resumption be fixed, aud all classes VIII
prepare for IT," Mr. Hazard offered resolution FOR tho
gradual retiring OF the legal tenders and the increasing
OF tho amount Of gold III the Treasury.
In the Superior Court, Boston, on Saturday Chef
Justice Amcs decided that the court had Juusdcton
over the ease G. Martin, the late cashier o the
Hide and Leather Bank and ordered that The Indictment
dismissed and the defendant di.chafg,d. In regard
to Alexander g. FELTON,. indicted ~ accessory with
Martini the hcfJuStice said he bad doubts, ana uo-
cncd TO dsmi-e tho Indictment HIS case goes 10 tie
Supreme Cour, for trial.