, 1874-02-23

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W. wa'on 40 .no 4toaas y. ~ uou asa'ea
IAat cToaltoF 10 1he nt6t "an ~ ue 6a''sneu' oF
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coneoloucoloss within tho limtts' of t:!o public
dcht for tint ia his DIN creditor, lad hard
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we may run oonlno IN paying sa1araos may
stop all public works, annuitcs, eyon pensions;
name. ind Indispensable to oil credits, public
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Heute all parties must first provide in Congress-
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OF tnelE wv" a1ules eenoino7' 4o4' 4n'ieu4p4o 10 10
| 1t muy aeem, there arc aomo mon VINO W'll
squander tho money duo for national rons on
trnat;nr an n5soforth,
w. .ro INV n a roa;t;or 1i;c th;a. privatc
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credit amongst Americans has run cut, oxceptin
,ssts fS" soa "n n We sss ne"a for s 1
credit, it's priucipai would bo put up ut auction,
% md t1on tho hon1s Of thu 15nIted States would
lose their atandord. lnetaad or boing' as at
present. sought for by people with money, who
pay about ono do|lnr md shilling for every
dollars worth Of bonds, 30 ms to bo a!'ro Of get
ting reliable interest aB income, these bonds
would 70 cheap, solicited by international ususers
only: and Of course nation's financial namo is
estimated by what its motto will ec'l for. The
strength Of tho currency is In tho strength OF
Tho bonds. Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury, who
is tlle Cusl,fer Of tho nation, has sout word to
Congress- that thoy aro spending too much, aud
providing too little to ofisot it; for ho must keep
lis business in Yhip-shapo, aud anticipate dobts,
interest, aud expenses, bosideB tho more on1-
bnrrasaine matter OF Tho market-rate
of gold III whicl, ho meets his obligations. He
told Congress, ct tho beginning of the session.
tllnt they muat rcluco appropriations and lind
"ways aud means" to incrcaso taxation, or ho
might 1ayo to close up his doore, like Jay
Cooke L. Go.
DAWES TALKs.
The husband Of tho family Of CougrosB Mr.
Dawes, Therefore distinguished the week by a
general raid upon expenditures.
Dawes ia tho leader OF Congress, by hia posi-
ton, and partly by hia experience aud ability.
He has no genius, and knows nothing Of hnmor.
an unpleasant bowling epoakoF, with no low Z, or
ing his end by tho compactnosa OF Ills statement,
its cumulative mannor thp, onorgy and
terrifying way III which ho warns and
proplieaios, and, moro thhn a1i, by ,hta
apnoyjtonoas to tho tacta. Tho United
, btatog has been drifting along from obligation
to obligation, until 1t matches tho most oxpen-
. sye monnrchics. We hayo Bpont In fow years
nearly $7D, ,O00 900 upon public cdldces, omittug
all State mud civic structurcs; nnd yot thlH sum
differs scarcely hair from tho aggregate dcbt
Of city~lko Philadelphia. Tho President oi