The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02


white black insane and iao.s The taxpayers y
: IN snse sopn.sn c ARE about U ana , multiply
member the other whch necessarily imposed and
vi. s eoe nad h as % Can
shs DEB. be paid. unguesonaey yes Enough Oh. has
national guarantee this result already n
Sna s wise and sssaceas policy OF The int
national debt seventy millions dollars This great
Effected wSoa. violence or N ia
..y circles and Indicates the prosperity OF the patton
The e:sR' ns
lie VIM h s as Ssl0 al e SS 81
meaning to the naonai dest@I mean that the entire
The pSa
citizen an ago. % Of s'ns p
men, the Civilization Of a nation Is measured by
masd osss msps
Commercial nte ri.y is the basis Of wealth; wi.ho, IT a
nation a. well as an individual mus. become bankrupt
oSgon csay more dire to me pespe Of Of every every
profoundly convinced that the best interest II he whole
Is wen b a. as Of the esa'I demand tina,
are :eskns e educate he % S mind .e idea
for the moment when this question, in Of its FORMS
BE- y nn Up s Tay p.s thai
alton Such means they assert must fail ana the statesman
the ss the s T. s aswa qassos
then are we 10 pay our des.s IN one
s...esm.nshp and vigorous policy viii soon accomplish
a. sssa we bring s- IN
harmony with it. That revolution has constituted the
postory Of the honor the integrity and the future prosperity
an fac II Is the part Of WISDOM for this sens
ration 70 accept the neIorabe logic Of events and to conform
In order 70 the present debt let the national
sas ss Ss naa c y DE
strangcd before has attained formidable proportions
reni,ed 10 Their Tfntse state While mighty West stands
BDl o
the golden stream %s now sleeps Within is mighty heart
s ssp ns s0 are a @ 70 %
laborang Inventions of machinery thereby pening
si Ss asrssa y
ouo Of stalwsrt men are now taken from production and
sung from the pressure Of subsistence supply Thus,
dansy population America ansuiahes It's want This,
when the hitherto broad Atlantic is bridsed by telegraphc
remedIed Capital and human muscle should be utilized
Ia Sss points where most demanded
The hardy Sorxsssn, the honest sweds, the thrifty Ger
piabIs climate and sterile soil while the broad ANA rich
BUT NOT alone % Europe that we NAV look Our cotton
aeds our sugar lands and our swaps designed BY nature
Asia Ihs longing eyes o. hat people are now turned toward
Ing the Colossal power OF .hs nation should these continent
streams Of wealth meet within our borders !. would fall TO
With the buried wealth Of extended territory thus
developed the debt OF the nation the States the
porations would become a bagatelle.
arrest the tendency repason The national
ss S n 70 e n
Indicate by improving the and harbors with which
G @ S n
national uniacaon which the revouon has estab
ply based upon universal negaton has passed. Special
scrupes old inventions try throw in the
way Of the national government for Il is yet remembered
while the constitution permitted the general
works of Improvement salt rivers
unconstitutional to expend dollar upon fresh water
may not be improper forme to remark tho public
who now talk oudes about the preservation of the
srosss Of ali Violations Of the constitution Of any Country
namely the Reputation Of lie Just debts with these men
led by party advanced IDEAS, completed, with
the railroad line connecting the Pacific with the
Atlantic This is but beginnins Southern and NortA
graphy of the country. its commercial wants. and etnan
lines referred to- The extreme Upper Mississippi valley is
p y S with ss ss IN. w es
be e ey PsSps e. eso ANOTHER
country connecting the heart OF this great valley with the
waters of the Chesapeake stl further south the rivers
Injury riparian aic ipre BY the appliances q art and
ssned for heavy rsishi Of railway Should be con.
sraeted direct without curves and on easy sraass.
nn :as s wse
upon Their speedy @ rrv.ts ana state capital
crisis ''.'' '''s' w '.'e, - -
to its debt foreign capital and labor must be
70 come g as TO attract promptly hs capital AMI
labor must be Furnished rrvae eIsrprss cannot In any
the united efforts OF the whole nation should be
The amount of the national deb, has already been stated
The which created the debt destroyed property to
ton: 4. sach ,%s saskwa,d step i ruin; .a-.
appropriate 80 oOo 900 sum more than sufficient to
tax would scarcely be is fact influx capital
labor would begin with the commencement
realized from their completion the would
Be gwen Tie sss.
Of strict construction and political nega,ion has
in the sections a recent revolution has been
cne Should ". and e s
burning: and the hates .ngeneed by the recent struggle
homogeneous people will grow louder after year while
echo grow faint and yet more ant un dies
very distant shore In such policy real peace may
trust Mr. President and gentlemen that no State win be
ever the wants Of trade may denand
the aeaa past inc general should
and circumstances could pot be more suspicious Tor taking
We have an Executive has been broadly educated by
NE great events hroush which he has passed ana the great
events BY this history and this en.rsng from
men has anod Nv eos pupass
In party tramnes These are the conditions which have
our
strong heart and his strong the influence which
he commands.
soldier, With fame commensurate with civilization he
aspres his influence in the interests of
peace likely than General Grant 10 thai
the highway real and enduring peace the road that
leads and speedily to the development OF
the material OF county And now, MR. Pesi
dent conclusion, will that the political organization,
by whatever desgnated that brings itself In
harmony with the spirit OF the by following the lead OF
the Executive path wisely trod by him will be the
coming party the who leads viii be the coming
man-the real hero OF The nineteenth century.
q The above address by
WabridRe the Board took q recess
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On reassemplIng this afternoon q resolution was
ADOPTED limiting speeches To ten nnutes and daily
sessions from ten O'Clock 10 four O'Clock were liked
upon.
Applications for membership were received from
the Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange. Augusta
Ga.) Board Of Trade aud the Petersburg Merchants'
Exchange.
Permission was given to the Boards of Trade OF
Toledo, Ohio. AMI PittsDurg Pa and the Merchants
Exchange OF Peoria. ILL.,, TO Withdraw from connec-