The New York herald., 1873-11-27

Inercia, manulacl ufing and agricultural interests
VA e a and sn sg Ig greatly
q the czens OF the United states in consequence Of the
transact the necessary and legitimate business Of the
We therefore, in The exercise Of the sacred right Of
h9a secured to Us as citizens by The constitution no OF
your honorable body take early action the subject
zes IN he Heag = he ed states
m bond ana an draw the lace M yans
reasry given 70 aeS h' q the bond
and that such BOND be rsdeVered upon The
ns6 ssEtasas aesompansd Win the smoan adn il
the deposit Of said bond That in this way we believe
n he and n Gi the tho M Of pc the snees o M
medium in proportion as the demands OF the legitimate
We hereby express our firm your honorable
Gns hs people IN SUCH sS
enable such bgspsss 3 commend pleasure the
naon, ana NAY Issat prospsrity
the 9 IN
our favor with a Other naton and when such balances
substitute for our paper circulation we should then
For the accomplishment of the objects sought herein
shall ever pray.
delivered by James Buchanan November l, 1873, at
called meeting Of the business men Of Indiana
pohs:-
The practical que ston remains, How the volume OF
the circulation to be increased and what VIII be It's
emneSy people deal s s.
ana uSsmea. he Of
e n9ua IN sch FORM M and With
and regulations as wili permit the volume Of circulation
BUSINESS VI" en w be Sne e. M
proper BEING Se
al m noM Ser S ps . to sp Or
Is,
Of business increasing rapidly each succeeding month
precisely answer the needs Of BUSINESS to-day and When
'lns
aa Gne the % @ q
sTsa SFns Of S h Ga win he t
sfa % on ans IS
part this unempoyed money seeks ilegitlmate employ
ulatve basis which must OF necessity end in ruin 70
for the money requires It's rctarn to eemate use % II
the volume contracted when the business did not
made
power to increase or diminish the volume of crcu-
laion be safely placed in the hands Of the people, for
the people az Large are are the persons who VIII be BE- benefited
use ana selptsrcsi is salSient suarantss that no i'm
be given 10 the circulation but that mode which requires
ss This h CAP @
tls bond sasgy SsGsas
currency ISSUED, providing that when that amount
acate said bonds will re delivered the interest upon
such bond 70 cease from the time i entered the Treasury
the bond delivery Ths gse the
While tie bond i ntas treasury, wSs +, ths
and 'a %P me a s % c
ness ceriicats Issued enables him to negotiate his
N sS1 sssS
e "a &c M b 81 ns m e
Of Of the gone crcu
the bond the would return ana me bond
rency y would come FORTH and when IT was not needed
I'M 5is the Jaw Of demand and supply will ae,
a.; Gosa s a'fss
sSspiy assss S
5 @ % 81 s s Tue e cant
make more than that sum no out Of sA'
as
the T. Of n that
needed or not II st free there is not the slightest dan
But il prices should Be slightly increased thereby it
would not be objectionable for the that the
fss & .s Sa Iss xG a's Is SSs1 @ win be
sPGn e the
ana ppa
to lay all civilized nations Of the earth under tribute
gold until we obtain volume Of It sufcient to do the
ad viii specie Payments ana NO
but the contrary bring plenty prosperity 70 the
At an adjourned meeting or the manufacturers
and business men OF Indianapolis, held on Wednes
day evening, the 9TH INST, the following resolu-
tions were adOpted:-
agricultural interests Of the United STATES are being
ana skilled mechanics thrown q smpoymsn.
s wea aS rop o the o
s n nS e
Ss iSnoR asR
carry on the legitimate business Of the country and
e 3ss. ssy 70 It to S the @ Of the O.
rcncy for that purpose; therefore be 1t
@ e o 81 ed 81 81
harasteI and should be s. regulated asto prevent sud
esy s
@ ss @ sSP sss s s aS SR asw ss sss
o s hs 1 IN e Ras a
enabled By % s s" Issued BY ne
IS,vS Tfss.
Resolved That nasmnsh the reserve provided for
II s GSS %n = SS s
In favor OF a sufficient put in circulation
the whole amount OF legal tender notes now authorized
by law
rpsS g That AZ Be S
force what is termed specie payment BY shrnkage of
business and of values to the present volume OF gold
coin; that we believe a specie payment can be reached
than through bankruptcy that we believe II the in.
dustres OF our people are permitted to and
the volume of our exports thereby largely in
creased that the balance Of trade from other nations
will be in favor and that from such source we can
in a few years obtain sufficient amount Of gold to
substitute In place OF our currency circuaton and in
this arrive at specie payments and at the same
time bring want aud privatcn to none, but prosperity
to ait
Resolved That committee Of three be appointed at
and business throughout the State to solicit their
cooperation ~ bringing about the legislation proposed
In these resolutions IL - n
). o: Martin Chairman D. NJ Bradbury, II. G. Quinn,
e. Nixon, s. r. Idppncott Charles W. Brouse; William
W. II. McCurdy Secretary.
The report was unanimously adopted.