Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

HOEOuSjy utbOutiNti e&Oht' ONH'@ e"Ns an
Republican corruption is HowEtL corB, -
Of Georgia. This gentleman was once
Domocrats Speaker Of the House Of re- S.s S
then Mr.. BrcuANANs Sec.
rctary Of the Treasury, and while in that a. "a
ofisc was ono Of tho chief rebel conspira.
tors subst qucutly he'w1s ssBrigadier-
Gener. |. without distinction linthercbet 2 4
army, end now he's oae the rross fsals isa aw
moufhcd slanIercrs Of loyal tntii, and am EaS
tzctivs supporter Of SEYMOUR and BiAm,sh vas@
aa' h On TINS patfiOtis individual wasscdT gTa
rctary of the Treasury and already anil kes
actsc eonspirator, he came to tie city of.3i @aa
New folk With barge qnabity Of Cnisca rs
States securities III blank AFTER slatiew taa
aerillg the stocks says Mr.. SPINNER. theiw sgaat
Treasurer Of theelJbi,sd States "traducassaE
ing the credit Of the Government, and ansab sias
,nouncing his opinion that tLey would ssssf
never be paid, but that he must have'tho Ole ~
money for thcn at any rate, he offered 15ssaia
them on the market and filled up the in,1safsti
teress blanks at such rate as his poi.icaIi5diosa
friends chose to osk him to insert" This sftse
Was the famous twelve rer cent per an.4 slaT
nun loan and Mr. SPINNER says that as 5
most Of these securities were paid in gold t'i'3
with the e1orbtaut interest added, aftet;iaa s1s
tho war had begun, aud when notwith-
standing the war the Government was
Iobtainiug loane az Q per cent per annums d 49,
Just before this tranaaction MIR. Secre. b.
ltary Ho sELL COBB had used the money, -.
I in the Treasury, intended to pay the cur: -.
| rent expenses of Che Government, in buy ~ II.
ing up str per cent. bonds of the United a.
States with as many years yet to run at .,s,.,
twenty per cent. above their par value "a
4 That is, he bought immatured six pe:' -
cent stocks at 100; andimmediately, in -.
profound peace and when money vas abun -.
7dant, sold securities at par and stipulated =.
/ to pay at the end Of one year II. -.
This, as ho intelligent reader perceives,. -,
Wis 'chivalry," honor" and "high ton -.
el, gentlemauly statcmanship" 1t was ,fl.s
part Of the rebellion. 1t was skillfully -.
intended to ruin the credit Of the Govern =
,ment so as to make secession easy and ......
4 sure. Is it any wonder that Howell Cobb 49,.
warmly advocates Sey trour and repudia' . i
: ton now, hoping to ruin the credit Of ~. 81,
u the Government which lie and his fellow ..r.
icouspirat)rs have not yet been able to de- "a
stroy, and 20 to paralyzo all its action 1,s,
against future trouble of the same kindY s
D. Howell Cobb is fair illustration Of -.
. the Democratic leaders who denouncc Re.
publican extravagancs aud corruption-
: Is this u man whose couuscs are LIKELY "
to promote the peace or maintain the hon@1sb
+ or and powerof the Union s. s.Ig 81.
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Gen Dix knows Horatio well. has
known him four and twenty years in eve 7.
ry relation Of life kaoss him from clcw
q to earring" aud he says Of him: ..-'- Z,
C "Hc has not single qualification for
c the successful execution Of the high Off
' ca trust to which he has boen nominated. 10 =
and be is especially deficient in that firm ,..,.
c ness OF purpose which in critical enssr- i.
|, gencics is the only safeguard against pub
: I lie disorder aud calamity, should re-
. sard his election al this iuncture, when -
d s,eadincss Of purpose decision aud SELF "a'
c control are 50 mu;h needed as Que Of the '''
q greatest cllamitics that coald bcfnlltthc -
y country" PCS Cd. rs -.
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> ID HAULEp HlANUJL Down THE "SrAhs AND nAhs.' ~,
!. The True Demoera'ie OF ''ine'anu' ",
j J, has hauled down the Copperhead nag = ~
,e aud 'Taailea to tho NEST the Republican, saw
nan, !, Dsuocr,t;e.o,gaos IN the oeup. ca
~ ana "a. .,,,o Il, - oar,, must ibo Assna