, 1869-05-27

MI. BoutTeus Work, but It Is pretty ce11An la
ttesa results were achieved befoze Ar. DoutHeh y
administration got to work. His men rcre ncf
4uat0ed ID any considerable number before rug
LAST Of April, and the margins o. March aod Aqf14
wrre probably put BY under ths old
who We1n EuKlous to keep their ptsoe".
mexchs1at Of almost equal standing, II cnurcn
nreet, 3atdz =
-tau.Jpu ask NE my individual opinion abons Nh
Boutwell, shah aaJ that was Disappeared N
his nomination. and am not encouraged IN his e1-
pertinent Confidence IA the cornerstone OF busa-
nesk, and We hare not had It IN Nj. Boutwell, II
there wAs either postttve 0an, OF ms0 wnose
personal financial Ruccess attracted our HdHiG1-
ton. q. the head OF the Treasury, We snould be =
cheerful community. do not believe that you
VII ind any Considerable Merchant in New Tork
who Is entirely ssttA1ed. Nj. Boutweub whole
public career wns known to u1 when he begao- II
showed \ Mnau beginning. respectable energy, aud
retirement into the TTeazuy on h1nau capital
every way. In business, We keep our eIes upon
certain leade1A Nov, do not belevs thsS you
viii ind any marked Or recognized merchant IN
New Yort to acknowledge NJ. Boutwell, ss wurthy
to be his leader. The quality OF his Imagination,
n expressed In his Hole IN the Sky, Seems to tn
dicxte tha quality Of hIs entire nature"
Passing Into Leonard STREET found . con1mls
non merchant, who dealt In domestic tJ goods
- an agent for manufacturers. .
~ don't know much Rbont Nj. Boutwell,, he
aAid, "bat think We want money. We, iuut-
y1dually, in the domestic commission business.
want money or war. think We shouh prefer
waz. We hare had enough Of peace. When We
hsd var money was lying around lie leaves in
the fall Of the Jca5. Money makes trade Tnen
We were all rich and happy. Now NC have got
peace; the money Is locked up In bonds; Their. Is
less trade In New FORK than We hare known fos
teu-yes, Efteen-yeara- II We could hare a spst
with England II the manufacturers and caumis-
sion merchants would get rcn- Tho importers
| might suffer, but nobody else "
No! not any women nor orphans!
A celebrated furniture manufacturer In Canal
street told me how people living upon Salaries
! used their bonds.
"Thes conc here and EsJ to me: Nj. W
| l keep sixty bosrless and they pay me nt tae
end Of the month VIII Jou give me cre11i1
| for a thousand dotlasa' worth Of furniture, Il
be rail 1rr IN monthly insn1ments OF two
| hundred douafs:' Y can't do Il, Madame
! Well here Is / thousand dollars IN bonds
will irud them TO Jon as security 'ThAt will DO
| Madame So you see where the money Is thai
ought to be in trade. It's tied up In bondA Bust
ness: Well! buaness u said to be poor; but peo
pie must hnva beds. don't complaint"
| 7u7 LAST cAcK1K Or PROTECTION.
On every s1de the issue between free trade And
What Is called protection u made up Besweet
| Washington xDd Iizrtford, Conn, did not speal
with any advocate Of high taz1n, nor DID heal
| Of any. Tread On the way dlapason Of Kelley
compounded of b-a-A and bray, and very crocodl
ian Nas II IN plalnt,-Raenel weeping to eat he'
| chtldreu. End would lot be comfo1tcd becanz'
| theI wpnld not, ..
| Whlle tn New York spoke to manufacture
Of the town Of Chester, Pennsyivaa1s, With regart
! to Edvaru Atktn nEun 3 speech.
II rradit," he sa!d, " and admired the nsu'
pluck though We can*t staud that eoFt of intealee
t4ai independence in Pennsylvania Every man
ufarturrr Of III, nevertheless, knows that the vas
body OF the pnblic Il put under contribution II
support N. We know that protection Is IT vxra
ance with thu republican idea, and thst the peopi
Will soon md 1t ont But Jou mustn't print M
nsme, fnr am not Edward Atktnsou-''
Ny informant further SAID that the biggest cottol
| spinner nj Chestes ~as the renowned General Pat
te1son. This gallant veteran Is pcnstnued htghe,
| thau snJ on1oer Of the war. on the principle tbs
the government Is contrlEed for the greatest goo
To the greatest numpes-o; spindles.