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COMMEBCIAL NEHs.
Exnorts.

LrysRpoo1-Per BE- bark James lVes-l9 pags
sea island and 1929 bales upland cotton. o., ~.
RIO DE LAPLATA-Per Span ship Anrora.IItA,oo0 wy
feet lumber, II, 500 feet timber, ooo pois loo' '''
bbs pitch and 100 bbls tar. ooecc
CoRK AND MARKET-Per Br bark Carmei-2'oV
bales upland cotton. ,., ONO noIos
AMsTERDAh-Per Br Dark batcheior-|''H o"'eG
EARCELoNA-Per Span brig Catahna-4oo oaie'
uplsud cotton, los bbls rosin; ~, ,.,,, ,,,,onf
BoscoN-Per scnr JOS ~ aner-''' roo9r o"''s
NEW YoRK-Per steamship ManhattanIsgIa " saYs oass
sea island and $40 bales upland cotton, II eais u
domestics, LA tierces rice, 1ol empty pols' ahU o.
pkgs. ....r,ohi, North pofnt-s5
bales cotton so5 tIerces rice 81 Daies nssa sacS
40 casks clay, 103 bbls rosn, mus hioee' . o"A
| 5 boxes and bags suudrieS o,s-s roovho,o
NEW ORLEANsePer schr Dan Clifford W Whose h Y
10 half and three-quarter tierces rice, loi Oae
pH RIcaMoNp-Per schr e L Marts-Soo ton
phosphate rock.
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PnRa0nXer1.S

rer steamship Maunut1an. for New York,
4 Norton. u Miller, A Simmons, q Ml!is ano
son. Miss ] Hariigan, j Chrsly. " Nardell. 5
.Uurrie, Scott, NJ Leonard, W Huggins, Need,
HAphbaeher AND wife, Capt We 'ting, TShea'
EEsoEea.s .,.,r e,s,, po,a,ra via, 1aiss.
sonyille. Fernandina and SayanHah-T Kennedy,
Mr. johnson, Chase, Z C Leary. Capt SlarSes,
W 5 Thompson, nanlap,s Or H Keliers ana
wife, DR. Moss and wife, Mr. Williams Mr. nurPny,
Miss GAY. Mr. Crawley, Mr. Ward and vile, MIS-
Center, MIR Ludlow. aud IS on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, G.
] Z Dusen berry, F Hudson. Mrs Hudson, CHILD
and nurse, VI st Jervey, A Cameron. Bassel
Davidson, Mrs Bailey, and IS on deck.
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New York Hay. Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, February 9:
HAY-There is more coming In from Jersey which
has been detained by the ioe on the river, and re-
oeipfs by cars are a little more liberal, but not
excessive The sales OF shipping to-day are 40
bales for Washington, n. C., by schooner. and l2o
bales to Charleston by sail als0 Mt Sl25 per cwt;
to Savannah 90 bales 10 grade better than ship.
pi, 81 per steamer, at 81 30; and report OF lao
bales to Havana per steamer, ag 81 90 We quote
shipping at 81 20Gl G;; retail 81 259l 40, with
lair deuard.' Clover Sl@l 10. although some
quote higher, and salt hay 65@75c. Straw is firm
for all kinds. with scarcity Of oats. We quote
long rs 81 ao@l 35; short, Si@l o5, and oats 500
Qn
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
+wo and halt millions Of three percent. GER
tifcates of Nos. S1l to $50, inclusive, of $4,000,
and between sol to 75s, inclusive, of $1,000.
These certificates can be had upon presenta-
tion at the Assistant TreasuNer's office in Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and New York. Interest
will cease March 81, after which they Will DC
available as a reserve for national banks.
The schooner Carrie, from New fork lor
Brazos, put In to Norfolk on Saturday.
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InterIor Cotton Markets.

ATLANTA, February a.-The market to- day has
been Vuuiet and firm; middlings lSac; low mid
dlings i2Hc; good ordinary l2Hc; ordinary !ic'
COLUMBIA. February 4.-sa1es Of cotton, yes
terday, 1O7 bales; middling 12HalsHc.
CHARLOTTE, February 3-Sales to-day some
80 bales at 1870 for middllng; stained COTTON
from from loc upward according to soen'g fAe'
MACON, February a.-Recelpts $50 bales ship.
ments $50: sales 407; the market quiet with mid'
diings at lsXc; low grades still In ndemand.
MONTGOMERY, February 3.-Cotton market M
dun; unfavorable news from Liverpool and New
York depresses the market; low mddlings lo5zc'
SELMA, February 2mThere we're ,a SAFES ygsel. SsNc.
hw mIddling l4aIcs. stjhas. good ordinary 3Ss1
sdeniand YaT, market HrnnS and bugers oner1ng
lower rates.
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RAILROAD HOLOCAUST.

NEW ORLEANS, February Another Ter
r,ble accident ia reported on the Jackson hall'
road. Two sleeping cars OF the NoIInela -
bound train were thrown from the trach anu
bsdly smashed. Alarge number OF passengers
are reported Injured, many severely Ha,i. @
roodars .eom tn have smothered efectuany
1bo nart,cnlars of this last calamity.
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Washington specials reiteratc the reports
that the President has al last decided to
thoroughly reconstrnct bis Cabinet. Senator
Morton is now In Indi:na. and II Is asserted
that he is making arrangements to reside In
Washington az Secretary of State, while on
the same slate General PleaSonion appears as
the successor If Governor Boutwell,, and
Senator Williams as hr successor of Mr.. Aker-
man, with Penusyvanian rs postmaster
general In the place of Mr.. Creswell:
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New York Rice Market.

From :hc Daily Bulletin FRIDAY, February g.:
The position remains very firm, and full prices
are insIsel upon and rralized quite lily, as The
stock l. still under control, anh offered sparingly.
Sales or retail lots carolina at 74as<c, and Ran
goon 7a7Hc.
new feature to note. TIL demand Is moderate,
and the offerings Light We quote 7EaSo.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH. February 2.-SEA IsLANDs.-The
tone of the market has been rather quiet during
the past week, with sales Of about 300 eaes az
former quotations. We quote: Clean mans ana
carts o1ao3c: common Georgias and Floridas Aa
% Iednm ana reod Floridas s5a4o, medium fine
Floridas 4sa4b, fine Noridas 1880. -
REcBIPTs.-fhe receipts at this port Tor the pssu
week have been 81, ,Ss8 bales upland, aho S81 oaies
sea islands. from the following sources: Central
railroad le54e bales Upland; Atlanttc Snd Gull Gull
Railroad eI02 bales upland; Augusta eoats ~
bales upland; Florida boats IS bales uplanu, ann
25e bales sea islands; wagons ana coasterS >'1
bales upland, and Ill bales sea ISLANDS.
ExPoRTs.2The exports for the weekhaVe oeen
"a MA baIes INLAND and 622 bales sea Island, as
follows Liverpool, 1744e bales upland ana Sss
oes beiaa sea island: Philadelphia, 529 bales up.
land: Ian Boston, 1851 bales upland; Baltimore, 4Gs
hsies INLAND: Cork and orders, 959 bales upland
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Receipts by fnilroad, February &
sor-ru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1885 bales cotton, is bales goods, 9 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent G Williams CO. l. 4 We, =
Saussure, A Salinas, Mowry son aIIaC Mm
i CO, G ". witte " K Ryan, Reeder Davis, g A
Trenholm' 4 Son. Wardlaw p carew. Wise co,
Frost & Adecr, Sloan6 Seignious. w B.Wlliams
l. Son, Graescr Smith, A Mulligan, X Mure o.
co. Watson Hlls A Courtney, anu Wagener'
Harm & M
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schr Ella Mathews, NcElweI, at Baltimore, Feb
schr Geo Squire, Haley, at Baltimore, Feb
ruary 2.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, from Philadelphia,
February g. , 1,,r
span brig Talla, Baseda, from cienfuegos, jan
ary %.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WlLMINGTGN, February 4.-TuRPENTINs.. me
price has advanced 100, and we quote safes OF ~
bbls. at So 25 for soft and 81 10 Tor hsso per zo'
p SPIRITS TuRpEsT1NE.-sales of 40 bbls. at 47c
per gallon for Southern. .,,oa
Ros1N.-Sales Of I725 bbls. at So for stralneu,
So Is for No. 2, and So 80 for No. !.
TAR,-so0 bbls.- receivea-and sold at 81 % pei
bbl.
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b ssyALy 4 ysrosss.-rae saslaas i tnsse dtslclss
sNs Ssates 200 SSlssNo rosfn ats1 ssS91 o5;


900 No at 81 80; bbls extra pale rosln at So 0o
hbls at So; 80 bbls extra No at 50 10; bols low
No l at s2l5; bbls dull and opaque at S2;2. obls
No . at 81 90; bb!s No At 81 65.
ERsIaurs-To Liverpool, by steam direct noml'
nal on nplands; 7la New York, "a on uplands, lAu
ON sen Islands; By sail 7.ldd on upiands, SH
on sea Islands. TO Hayre nominal. Coastwse-to
New fork, py.steam, &c on unIands and lc on sea
Islands; 20 q tlcrce N rice: by sail, &c 9 10 OF
cotton; ;-D p tlercs RICE: loc q barrel Oh ross
s7@s q NJ on lumhc:: sa@1O q on timber. IL
Boston, by sail, 1sc q ID on upland cotton
70 Providence, by sail $sfF NJ oE b9ars,f &c
{ a i Sns COTTON; by stesmislis fhaie onfNew
FORK rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c a n
On uplands; by sail, ST q " on boards; 50 OF
;l1nber; So q ton on clay, and s393 50 on pho4'
mates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c = lt; oy
,ail, Sc 5o97 q N on boards; s3t93@ q ton ":'
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand D!
our merchants to take lumber fre!ghts fron'
leorgeto.fn, S. C., Darlen aud Sattlla River Ga
and Jacksonville, Fia., to Northern ports and Sic
@l2 p N are the rates on Lumber and boards.
E1oHANes.-sterling 60 day bills 2ols@o9sS.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at i@K OH, and sell at par.
GoLp-l0@12.
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SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their residences promptly and A
reasonable rates.
W. E. MARSHALL, Barber,
groad street. next door to Telegraph ONCE.
maY23
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soRrHEAsrEaN RAILROAD.

II bales upland aud bags sea island cotton col
RODGERS i co. Caldwell 4 Son, Frost & Adger.
F o'Neill, L b Mowry 4 Son, W Ryan, J F
raylor & CO, Claghorn, Herring co, Graeser q
Smith. r Smith, bowling 1 CO, WC .l courtney
CO II Reeder 4 DAVIS, s. Stoney, ;;MsrshaH, 1r,
GoMsfnith & son, Barden 4 Parker, Thurston d
Holmes. ~ @ Bee l. CO. Nachmann i co, Smith
Chapt au, D Ebaugh, Ford j @eyer. j. Az
Railroad AGENT and Order.
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SAILED FOR THIS PO
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
The steamship South Carolina has been detain-
ed at New York By trifinS accldenl 10 ier ma'
: tchinery.
The French bark Intimes, from Cal!ao, pre9i.
ously report ed in the oing was not ~ hor or
last accounts. and the announcements VI nei III
rival Is thought to be premature.
The schr Gen Banks, Woodbury., from Bucks
yille c. arrived at New York FEBRUARY z.
The Lilly Hughes, at New York from this port,
put into Fortress Monroe and was !; ~ asySnofth
Of Hatteras, with heavy and W winds.
The schr susan Wright. Mount, from George.
town, q, arrived at New York February ].
The schr David currle, from Orient L l, for this
port, was at Lewes, Del, February.
TIE schr SIZE corson. Brewer, from Charles
ton for Philadelphia, which put Into "imington
n @, leaky, has been repaired anu caeafeo VI 'ue
4th for her destination.
town, Vrs C. cleared at New York February 2.
The pchr S H Sharp. from Charleston, bound
North, was at.Hatteras Inlet January ao'
BRIG EFF puspAs.-copt Ellis, Of schr Joseph
segar at Holiness Hole from Belize Hon, reports n
| experienced heavy weather, with WINDS, tne dn
entire passage; January 22d, Rt 81 5S long 70 70
fell IN with brig Dunbar (0f Searsporh1 ach,
| els, from Georgetown; S c, for Cardenas toeioIe
reported abandon d. full OF water, having 0een
run down same day by an nnnknown b1rS-rlgged
steamer, the steamer passing on without taklns M 6
any notice OF the brig. The Joseph Segar iook on
blocks, rigging and boat, and brought them to
| port.
The Savannah Advertiser Of Sunday, Sth INST N
reports: The British ship Omaha, ieWson, WnlcI
went ashore on Ossabaw Sound about zen gay
since, sailed on yesterday morning on the spriag
tide, and was towed up TO the city last evening py
the steam tug Brammell. During tne tlme sa lae
Omaha was ashore she 10y perfectly easy anu mas
not sustained the slightest damage.
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THE eENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Acts and Joint Resolutions, Session
80 Is7O-'71.
10 F FL CT A L j

ANAcr TO PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLICATION OF
THE ACTS REPORTS, RESOLUTIONS, JOURNALS
AND OTHER PAPERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY,.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Re-
representatives. of the State Of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, ana
by the authority of the same:
SECTION /. That the clerk Of the Senate and
the clerk of the House of Representatives be,
and they are hereby, authorized to provide, by
contract, for the publication, in such news
papers Of the Stateas may by them be deemed
necessary, of the acts and resolutions OF the
General Assembly; and they are further au-
thorized to provide, by contract, for the per-
manent and current printing of the General
Assembly. provided that said contract be ap-
proved by the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatives.
Sec. 2. That sufficient number Of the jour-
mails, reports and acts Of the General Assembly,
as may be necessary for the use OF the mem
bers of the General Assembly, and for the Stale
librarian to make the. exchanges with other
States, be bound in q good and substantial
manner; and that the clerk of the Senate aud
the clerk Of the House Of Representative be,
and they are hereby, authorized to havethe
same done Immediately upon the close OF the
session, Of as soon thereafter as practicable.
Sec. 3. That, on the comple,ionef OF the per-
maRent work they shall forward, by mail OF
otherwise, as they may deem expedien, q
copy to each of the members OF the General
Assembly, and one to each of the State and
count, officers entitled to the same.
Sec. 4. That the State Treasurer be, and ne
IS hereby, authorized and directed to pay oil
accounts for said work out OF any mone,s in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
provided the clerks Of the respective Houses
shall first certify that said accounts are just
sad correct in all respects, and that the work
has been performed In pursuance OF contract,
and that the amount mentioned In said
accounts Is due and remains unpaid
SEC. S. That all acts or parts CT acts, and
joint resolutions inconsistent with this act, are
hereby repealed. -
Approved January %, 1871.
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| SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTOh. .HAILHoAV'
e1 bales cotton, 100 bushels. rongns rice! mdse,
I-sc Tow g Bee &. CO. G W Wltte, W wllllams
4 Soi, ] Brisburn, FB Flakf, ,J'G Minor CO, q +
| fIa6entcht. Leyingsron, Bolmann Bros. PincK-
| new Bros, Wescoat. W H Mau!din, T Skinner,
| F " Ellis. bowling Il co, @ BoylstOn.
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MENT OF THE PER DIEk AND MILEAGE OF
THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, AND THE SALARIES OF THE sUBoR-
D1NATE OFFICERS, AND OTHER ExPENsEs'INcI-
DENTAL THE RETo.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State Of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same:
SECTION l. That for the payment Of the per
diem ant, d,mHeage OF the members OF the Cen
eral Assembly and the salaries Of the suoor-
dinate- officers, and other expenses Incidental
thereto, the sumof one hundred and thirty
! I've thousand dollars, it such be necessary, be.
and the same is hereby, appropriated out OF
any funds In the treasury not otherwise ap'
priated.
Sec. 2. That the clerks of the Senate and
House of Representatives be-, and theg are
hereby, authorized and directed to furnish
20 eact member of their respe ctiye bodies
pay certificate for the amount OF his mileage
ana per diem, to include such dates as The
General Assembly shall, by concurrent reso'u-
ton, direct.
Sec. 8. That such certificates shall confotm
to the provisions of section %, article II, OF
the Constitution OF the State, and shall be
certified by the president Of the Senate, and
sttested by the clerk OF the Senate, for. all
members of that body, and by the speaker of
the House OF Representatives, and by the clerk
Of the same, for atimsmbers of that body.
SIC. 4. That the subordinate officers and
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RcE.-This grain was IN good request anu Ene
nrlces about Hc . ib higher. Sales near 300
terces Of clean Carolina, say % tierces at TIC;
75 st7,5: 100 at 7Kc p 10. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina at,ex@I "; good 7,4@7h cts
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The Cherleston Cotton, Hice End Naval
stores Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, February 4, ISL
CorroN.-There wasa moderate inquiry, large
" for the lower grades Of the article during a
part Of the day, but the market closed quiet safes
about 800 bales; IA atl2Xc; 24s at l3; 81 at lSs;
100 at 1917; ss at II; lS at 14's; 70 a. HA' o. a'
lax; II at 141S; 25 at AK; 20 at lo' we auo's'
..,nnnanI nI ISSIEICATIQN.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
AID For DESTITUTE AND HOMELESS YouNs WOMEN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Any one who feels desrious OF combining an act
OF mercy and loving kinaness to the destitute and
homeless young women of our great city, with an
evening Of choice and refined entertainment will
have an opportunity to do so by attending concert
on Saturday evening. February Is, at Apollo Hall.
by the Rivarde Musical Club for the benefit Of tho
Young Ladies' Branch OF the LADIES' Christian Union.
"An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF cure"
Better to give one dollar for ticket to this concert
than ten to cure the evils incident to homelessness
and forced idleness. This society aims to furnish
safe boarding house, work, q church house and
friends Tor the young women thrown upon their
own resources They have opened rooms at No. Al
University place, corner OF Eleventh street, where
members OF the association in attendance 10
receive applications for employment and home.
Iney nave library, TO which they will Thankfully
receive additions OF reading matter; also depart
ment Tor dressmaking. PLAIN sewing, embroidery
oil all Kinds and the making Of infants clothing,
superlntendeu by person OF capacity and integrity
InOse VINO desire to have work handsomely and
economically done will find 1t for their interest to
call. me benevolent patrons may feel assured that
all that Is received Is paid TO the person who per-
forms the labor We appeal TO our readers, by the
love they bear to their own home-sheltercd daugn-
ters to help the homeless orphan, delenceess
young women OF this city 10 the means Of obtaining
an honest, respectable living. Tickets can be pro-
cured for one dollar, at Rand0lphs bookstore,
Broadway, corner OF Ninth street; Young Mems
Christian Association, Fourth avenue and Twenty
tnird street, and Caswell, Hazard Co. IS, Broadway
aud Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

the individuals and the community who so evil
entreated him and embttered his life. And he who
Is our king, David also forgot and f0rgave, and
hands he hurt HIM not nor allowed others to do 1t.
Ana THIS IL the spirit which the Hebrew race
mas manifested for the last two thousand years.
Let then this law OF love even 60 our enc
mics De unto us as the garment wherewlth we are
snail comprehend that faith which teaches love to
God and love TO man, and which banishes from its
molly precincts all spectres OF hate, animosity and
III Will ana imposes upon its vOtaries the glorious
task OF preparing mankind for golden future OF
universal love, peace and common brotherhood.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
CRUSHED 70 DEATH.

AhOther Fatal Lesson from Junpfn9 ON Cnrs
While In Motion.
Peter Casey, q lad eleven years OF age, born in
Glasgow, scotland, being In the upper part OF the
city yesterday morning jumped on board an inward
bound train OF cars, which mad partially slackened
Speed for the purpose OF riding through the tunnel
jumped or fell from the train and alighting on the
track In front OF car had MS legs terribly crushed
by the wheels passing over them. The injured lad
tion, and thence TO Bellevue Hospital where death
subsequently ensued. BY permission OF Coroner
deceased, S97 Third avenue, where an Inquest VIII
be n0lG
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SYNAGOGUE SERVICES.
TEMPLE EMMANUEL.

ga Show, for Isracl-scrmon by the Rev.
Dr. Gntheim ON the Doctrine Of vicarious
Atonement-NO Man Can be saved by Proxy.
The ram which poured down yesterday morning
damped the religious ardor OF the fashionable rock
or this Fifth avenue temple OF Hebrew worship,
there being but slim attendance Of the few whose
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

COLLEcT0R OF BOsTON.-The nomination of Judge
Russell for re-app0ntment to the ofice Of Collector
at this port Is as generally acceptable az any that
could be expected under the circumstances The
Judge Is competent, faithful anablc and II his poll
Tics were ef 0nerent stripe we should vote for hs
c0nhrmau0n We were Senator-,Bost0n Post.
REQ. II.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
~ D Al S M.
A DAY WITH THE JEWISH DOCTORS.
The Rabbi Of Romance and the
Rabbi Of Reality.

A Full Discussion of the Orthodox-Reform Con-
troversy, With Startling Views Of the Sab
bath and the Sacrifices, the Messiah and
the Mosaic Code Pork and the
Priesthood. the Divine Mission OF
Israel and the Doomed Num-
meries Of the Synagogue.
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competitor close, and lacked about TWEEN
ty-hve votes OF bsating In the home
stretch. Bill Rsctor Is an honest and
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"We repsst, sgsiu, our views of last Week
that this legislature should say to our
creditors that they must wait for their
money q few years longer. The bonds thAI
they hold were all bought at q discount
with the expectation Of large pronts out
Of ibe State. Many OF them, too, were
frsudulently obtained. And many OF
them the state is clearly not Liable in law
to nav at all. Still we will not raise this
question now. But we do insist that our
psople shall not be taxed 70 death TO meet
the interest on these debts too rapidly.
Our creditors must wait, and, il they arc
not willing, we will make them. Let the
State say to them just as any oppressed,
but solvent, honest debtor would to his
creditor, Just let me alone snd give me
breathing time. You know that 1 am
good for the last dollar of your debt, and
interest, and can pay; but I cannot
pay now, because the times are
too hard, and you must wait
mans property in the Stste Is
lisble for its debts, and there is no
danger Of their being lost or repudisted,
and we want the members Of the iegisla-
ture to act in this matter just as they
as individuals under like ciTcum-
stances, and their constituents will sn-
iorse their action with unsnimity,
"In the meantime, we trust that. the leg
will quietly 60 on in the prepare
of the revenue bill, develop every
new source Of revenue that can be fairly
made available, perfect the mode OF as
sessment, make every citizen bear his
Just proportion of taxes, and, above all,
close up every leak by which sny collected
may be lost-snd We viii get even after a
a while, and preserve our credit unfair
nished,n
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