Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
Tho Currency 1Siu
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF RE .pEer GIANTS
III VETO.

WHAT Is THuuuhT OF rEE nEki dsASFs
VETO.
New York, April 2}.-The papers 10 LAY
are unBrmeuS in thei- approve OF Presi'
dent Grants ac''ou ye-teid,v N vetcing
the currency bill The HCrGM devctes ono
column AMI n hs'h and says that lAe veto
Of the bill wiz md out a tae most con
spiruous arI in The mPmorahlo core. of the
Pre- eSihent.
The I mas SAYS agt0at majority u The
prudent and iu;e' igpnt br~ ut>s mt1' 70
satisfied viva the veto, and prov i' zen
that pr ;ilen nj ,irHot * anAiods il.i
{ .rIy sp'tie payment may be re H'ut'!.
The 7,tbnhc l. vt.N iau.!tIoty al i.csi-
dent Grant:
1t says that hs has had to L., 1t the r rl'ri-
atoms and iMportUnilits OF that rtek ie@ =
anu unnriuciplcd 20 srio, who have for the
last year made themselves his .sIp. ciul
champions, but tho voice of tho husineSs
community reinforcing the Pr. .-lient's own
CONVICTIONS have been st onger than the
denaa ogicsl claulor with which lucy sought
to daaien him and tue whole couutry will
thauk him to-day Tor the Simple act Of
b0uosty.
The New York San says General Giant =
veto is the smartest thing he has ever done
since no WAS elected President. Never mind
the little family Jar it will make at WASH
ington: that IL oil no consequence.
The New York World says More recent
ly we have been hopeless OF such an event,
and have regarded the possibility of veto
upon any initiation measure rs lone CT tho
illusions of hope" 1t is therefore with n
surprised qualification that we record the
veto OF yesterday, by which President
Grant has killed the initiation scheme and
desei we'd well of all who loye the honor of
the United States.
The Washington Chronicle says the defeat
of the bill Will cause rejoicing in the
Eastern and In some localities III the MIDI
die States, and disappointment in the west
and South. There Is no doubs ,uat very
large nsioiitv of the people In tho latter %
OF currency.
The Ph'luielp phia Press say: IF the Pre- 3.
| ideut adhereS 10 the Views expressed ia his
| veto message, - dark prospect ~ b2:ure ne
coun,ry. Our Washington dispatches spe ~
| of efforts TO agree upon -uu:s crrre ucy
measure which WI te accppt1 10 10 The
President. hut he biec,q even 70 lucrets' I!
bank issues untl by contraction aud LA:ra
| ta alton sufficient goa sABil be he dee. 10
adm il oil resumption.
The Pniiadeiphia Jc.eQTHlt Us: bis
! decision gives lmmediats reiiei. 1t gives
definite form to orr financial n4fcy. Ii
seti les nj once the question vi the Noiuno OF
tho currency, for Congress "a too ovaniy
| divided on inc subject to psrnit OF rae pas.
! sage Of any financial mcssure ovor the Pies-
| idential veto. 1t enables merchants, uauc.
| facturers and others to operate CNc0 more
| With c>nndence. Tney knew just exactly
the vslue of a dollar, not on'' to-de?, but in
| the imme Jiate future.
THE SOUL II DISAPPOINTED AMI Dl "SHUESI
| CHARLIE, TON, :. c., April 2j.--'thO y NS
| and Jal .er have the following.
| "Tbe money bags OF the T. At have been
4 too much tor ,he b-mnf Of Pc .ucnt
Graut. An Executive that was II haye ur
policy 10 oppose to the viii of the 'ple
has stul'i ied himself and sadly dis1ppo'rt.
| ell four fiiihs of the Amn' can r ,pie nj the
bidding OF the associate grahgriuds of New
| York pud New England. Tho blow thu'
given TO the sensible measure aiopt ! by
Cong rees will. wo fear, prove a TAT : one
| We are soTfy for it,