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SECRETARY BRISTOW.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ADDRESSES
THE MERCHANTS OF LOUISVILLE

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ADDRESSES
THE MERCHANTS OF LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June /. 1875.
Secretary Bristow brieny addressed a large as
semblage OF merchants and citizens nc tue d card
OF Trade rooms to-day. He said :-"When, on
yesterday, the President or the Board or
Trade invited me to visit this house he
promised that | SHOULD not be required
TO make a speech. | accepted the invitation on
this distinct understanding. On an occasion ike
tnis man occupying the situation OF secretary
OF the national Treasury il expected to speak, n
lie should at all, on the very su0ject on which no
should remain sllont-the national finances.
TO discuss otner subjects would De inopportune,
prosy and unlnteresting / am glaa OF tine oppor-
tunity TO meet my personal friends OF Louisville In
q social war and to assure them OF that abiding
interest / feel In everything that relates 70
the prosperity OF tots city. This IL my home.
No amount OF oficial labors required OF me Ia
other localities aud no circums tances winch for
the time calls me IRON the city, can serve to
ALLEVIATE my regard for Louisville, her citizens and
all that pertains to her social and material well.
being. Though we cannot cain that ours
is one OF the greatest cities Ia the
country yet we Gao boast or many
elements OF greatness aud substan tial prosperity,
some OF which are not possessed by any other city
either IN Kind or degree, and what we all desire
Is 10 see these eiemauts developed to tneir fullest
which her natural advantages ana solid worth
OF her citizens entltle her. 4 VIII de.
part from the purpose entertained when
accepted your Invitation and adhef cd to IL TIL
entered thls han, % far ~ to say nv Judgment
there can be no return q real and sond prosper.
Ivy until we build our financial system upon
sOun0er and aeCureT oasis III must be Oaseu upon
money, upon that w0ich is recoanlzed throughout
tue world, tnas which has an intrinAlc value, and
when may he used not only w. medium OF ex.
cdange put as representative OF values every.
where. We may have al apparent temporary
prosperity, may innate values aud produce an
abnormal ACTIVITY, make one man rlch
and macy 0tneTs poor By resoftinI TO temporary
e9pedIsIta. buG l fepeat. real, SUBSTANTIAL, en-
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THE WAR IN CUBA.
An English Movement for the Termination Of
the War in the Antilles.
NO ANNEXATION TO AMERICA
Lord Derby's Review of the
Spanish Colonial Crisis.
LONDON. Juno 2-5 go A. M.

LONDON, June 2-5 80 A. M.
deputation from the Anti-slavery Society,
comprising Sir 7. Bailey, z. Taylor, Cor
oett, Pease, Ktnnalrd and Evelyn Ashley,
all members OF Parliament yesterday even
ing presented memorial to Lord
Derby, urging on The government the duty of tax
Ing decisive steps by way Of friendly mediation,
TO bring about equitable termination OF the
war IN Cuoa and the abolition OF the slave trade.
AMERICA DOES Nor WANT ANNEXATION.
Nj. Ashley said, as the United States had re-
hnquished the iuea OF annexIng Cuba, its good
Offices night be relied 10 support this
movement.
Others OF the delegation called atten ton to the
Rtrocltles In the coolie trafflc.
LORD DERBYS REPLY.
Lord Derby replied that the government
mad no right 10 interfere In the coolie
question, An assertion made py the
memorialists that the Cuban war was
fast eliminating in lavor OF the insurgents was at
least premature He did not think Spain would
view any proposal OF mediation iavorapiy. She
would doubtless answer 1--WE must first finish
the Carllsts. then we shall have ali our forces
disposable for finishing the war in Cuba.n
AT the same tme, continued Lord Derby, the
British government would be very glad to avail
Itself OF any prospect That was offered for putting
m end TO the existing state OF things in CUBA.
THE QUESTION OF EMAycIPArIoN.
The emancipation or slaves would no doubt
sooner or later be accomplished The slave-own-
err are aware OF this and are only fighting for a
continuance Of the present system. He be-
lieved that emancipation could not be ac-
complsned by ITSELF bat must form part OF COM
plete scheme Tor the paclncation or the island.
The present iime therefore, was not favorable Tor
English in erierence. He believed the United
states had no desire TO annex CUBA, but at the
same time the American government and people
would receive any ATTEMPT or England to interfere
between Spain and Cuoa with considerable sus-
Dlcion ana be apt to put wrong construction
upOn II
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FRANCE.

LEGIsLATrvE TREATMENT OF THE PUBLIC
POWERS BILL.
PARIS, June ], 1875
The Committee OF Thirty have completed their
examination OF the Public Powers bill and agreed
10 report favor OF is passage with amendments.
the most important OF which are 40 iollows:-
"Ihat extraordinary conyocaton or the
Chambers NAV be demanded during propagation
BY third OF the members OF each house, instead
OF nall, as originally provided.
"That war cannot be declared BY the Executive
without the assent or the CnanIbsrsn
The nrss amendment 10 opposed by the govern
ment.
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come, and ask Tor the blessing OF Almighty Gsd
10 follow you forever and ever
the venerable Cardinal then gave the episcopal
ceiye IL.
The most touching incident or the reception
was the address 10 tue Caruinal by Master
George I. lllll lad OF about seven years or age,
VINO was attired IN a SAILORS costume, and
VINO made speech that compelled the venerable
ana much-loved prelate to laugh audlbly several
times. lie brought a hand some basket OF l0weri
ant presen. ell them 70 Cardinal McSloskey at the
foot OF his throne, ana was kindly gwen SPECIAL
benediction b the Cardinal, who referred TO the
handsome boy In the first WORDS OF his address.
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A.-0UR FAVORITE SEWING MACHINE.-THE
cheapest and best sewing machine ufac tured
Tor family the WILSON. We certainly wnud
other II with equal facility muslin CLOTH
bric aretan flannel and leather II does not paralyza
the spine nor wear Out the in neither
does II demand incessant soppage md out where
thc dfiic uty IS exists There is difficulty
IL runs smoothly aud evenly. hens fes tucks gather
and binds II does tne hnesl aud most beautiful work
on cambria AMI linen IL also has the merit OF being
cheaper than other first class sewing machine. II
does not get out OF order Lreak needles SLIP
puck err the cloth. So complete has the WILSON
ISG MACHINE been made. by skilful combination OF
brain and muscle that II has lett nothing be desired
IL Is sold easy monthly payments ut 81 and SH
Broadway, New York. ll3 Fourth street, Brooklyn, K.
D., No Newark avenue Jersey City, 76i Eighth
and at Macys New York
Inc comp any want few more good agents
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during prosperity Is 10 be reached only on the
basis or solid foundation 81 actual
money. | clad TO meet so many
ol the representative business men OF Louis
VIE here on TINS Occaslon--sO many of
those men upon whom the city must depend Tor
her growth and greatness IN the future. aud 70
whose business energy and soundnes5 she
IS Indebted for her present enyiable position
IN the commercial and financial world. I Is
an encouraging omen wnen such men manifest
such active interest III tnOse things which pertain
10 the business interests not only OF our cIty, uut
OF our whole country.
thank you Tor the pleasure this occasion mas
nnO ded me. / must ask TO be excused nom
speaking urthern
General Brisiow Will remain a few days longer
IN the city. Tomorrow evening reception Will
be given him by Captain z. NJ. shirley.
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THE MONEY CRISIS IN ENGLAND.

THE ABERDEEN IRON WORKS FAILURE-FTvE
THOUSAND PERSONS THROWN OUT OF WORK.
OTHER FAILURES REPORTED on CHANGE.
LONDON, June /, 1875.
The Aberdeen Iron Company whose failure was
announced this morning, gave employment 70
5000 persons
FAfLuREs REPORTED OK 'cHAHGE.
Several important failures OF brokers, in add.
ton 10 those reported yesterday, we're announced
at the Stock Exchange to-day.
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THE BRITISH IRON TRADE.

PRESS OPINIONS or THE SEVERE COMMERCIAL
LESSON
LONDON, June Pc A. M.
The Times money article sayR In regard 10 the
recent failures, That the rumors which pre-.
vailed Tor some days previous TO yester.
DAYS. announcement June II probably
nave been the salvation OF many
who set 10 work vigorously curtaiing their habit.
tea and increasing their cash balances
Tks Nslcs eharac erizes the Tines comparison
OF the present failures 20 that or overehd, oueaey
Co, a. gross sxaaReratlon
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THE WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.

GERMANY MADE SLIGHTLY UNEASY BY THE
MAcMAHoN.
BERLIN, June !, 1875.
The ofncial Gazette. commenting ON Earl
Derbys statement In the British House
Of Lords yesterday, admits that the in
crease OF the French army cadres created
q certain amount OF uneasiness, which
was not attended, however, with warlike resolves
or elaboration in Germany.
NO INTERFERENCE WITH THE COURSE OF THE PARIS
MINISTRY.
The idea of requesting France to reduce her
forces or discontinue military or anizatIon was
never entertained or In any way mentioned.
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Sis IN CURRENCY PER CARAT.
Having secured large stock 0f choice stones before
the recent advance price In Europe, now offer
full assortment OF nne while Diamond Earrings Sok
taires, weighing IRON two 10 three carats pair Al
the Uniform OF Sis currency carat Tor any ze
Mountings from SO 10 SIS per pair extra. Also single
stones OF similar size rings NJ the rate Tho
collection embraces all sizes go. ~, "a. 2s. pa 21i,
~ "a and 3carats palr, mounted IN the Lest aud
latest STYLES
We are confident that no better goods can be found
anywhere, and invite a critical examination from all
who lie sire 70 purchase nne stones az close prices
these stones will be sold with without settings, a
may be desired.
HOWARD a co.
Diamond Merchants,
No ~ With York.
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A NOBLE REQUEST.

PHILADELPHIA, juno !, 1875.
The Trustees or the University OF Pennsylvania,
at their meeting to-day, received rom the execu
tors OF tne late John Henry Towne formal an
nouncement that he mad devised the residue or
his estate 10 the Department OF science Of that
institution Tnis residue amounts TO about
S10OO,000. The trustees, considering that tuis -
tine largest sum ever gwen oy any 0ns person w
this country to support the teaching OF applied
Science, have determined tnat the Department OF
science shall be called "rhe Towns scientific
School OF the Unlverslty Of PennsyIvanla.u
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SPAIN.

rwo HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE.
LONDON, June l, 1875.
Two hundred houses have been destroyed by
are NJ Cabanal, Spain.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Botnnia win leave this port on
Wednesday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Ofics
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE New YORK HERALD-Edttion for Europe
will be ready at halrpast nine O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies. in Wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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THE SCHILLER.
Two HeadeSS Bodies Washed Ashore from The
WrCck-Ihe Specie Not Discovered.


ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE ]
LONDON, June /, 1875.
Two bodies have been washed ashore from
the wreck Of the steamship Schiller.
The bodies were headless and otherwise
disfgured. They arc supposed to be the re-
mains Of stoker and a sailor.
TILE SPECIE NOT DISCOVERED.
The specie which was lost from the vessel
remains undiscovered.
THE OFFICIAL INQUIRY CONCERNING TIE LOSS
OF THE SCHILLER.
LONDON, June /, 1876.
The official inquiry into the loss of the
steamship Schiller begun at Greenwich to-
day.
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMInES
successfully ueited py Dr. = y MARSH, principal of
street Astor House opposite Paul. chnrch No
with any other oftica IN this city
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ATTENTION, LADIES.-LEoN DUMAS EAU
MERyKLLRusE pronounced by all who have used the
best and safest cosmetic known. No. West Twenty
nth street, hoffman House.
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TT KILLS ALL.-THE LIVING PARASITES
that intest dogs fowls song birds &C. as well as bed
bugs. reaches, ants, &c, succumb instantly to
kNOWLEs INSECT DESTROYER
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AN ABUSE STOPPED.-THE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 6SS Broadway, deserves the gratitude 81
the whole community their valuable services In rad.
ding ruptured persons OF metal trusses
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A.-A.-..OUrFITS FOR THE COUNrRYn--GO
BROOKS who selling good Ladies' Boor for 81 81;
Chidren's SHOES, best very cheap "Gentsmen'
Pumps and Low SHOES specialize the largest assort-
Of Doors and SHoxs In the CITY, at low prices
l,l96 Broadway, corner Twenty nintn street
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A.-THE MASONIC FRATERNITY ARE TO AP.
pear with black hats Of the great cele.
bration and Ii will appropriate and becoming
continue tle uniformity in KNOxa STYLE rs most Of
the craft the Knox liar. stores III Broad.
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel
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CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP HEALEY.

PORTLAND. Me-. June l, 1875.
large number OF Catholic clergy have arrived
to take part in the conservation or Bishop HealeJ
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CoRNS. BUNIONS. lNGROwING NAILS, &C.,
cured without pain Corn CuRk, by mail. ~ centA DR.
RICE, les broadway. near Dey street
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CHARLESTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

CHARLESTON, &c. June !, 1875.
The Academy OF Music, ia this city, mas been
purchased ior $4,000 bY John Il. owens, the 90.
Iorth e0ndusted.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS or
every description. uPHAM co. $50 and 252 Canal
street ana 500 Broadway.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRO0KAlM,
corner Fulton avenue aud Boerum street
open from A. NJ TO yP NJ
On sunday IRON TO +. N,
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A.-BURKE'S SUMMER STYLES GENTLEMEN'S
HATS ready. BURKE, manufacturer. IA Broadwayi
Park Bank Building.
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ALL HEADACHES, ALL PHYSICAL PAIN. IN.
stantly relieved with PAIN PAINT For catarh use VOL
coTT's CATARnH ASSTnILAToR Sold everywhere.
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER
by HoJER GRAHAM, Painters ami Sign EngravsrA
W Duane street
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured.-For terms send &c TO Mr.. VAN DYKE, ,x2i
Green street. Philadelphia, Pa
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy Tor CHILLs FKvER MALARIA
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Ala PURIFIER, USE THE BEST, HYATT'
LIFE BALsAM, the old and reliable family medicine.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is NOT
an enamel but a medicine the skin. Ladies'
test article before purchasing No. 5Wess
twenty hih street
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TRrssgs gLAsrIc RANDAcgs-

LILY HARD RUasKR iRUxsns,' cool, ceanv. light.
perfectly safe and comfortable, used sea-hatnInG
Always reliable senn catalogue. Establish M ntx
lsE Chestnut street. Philadelphia and 7ST Broadway,
New York Correct adius ment
THE NEW WHITE STAR STEAMSHIP "GER
manc- will be open the public from 10 Fridai
afternoon r. J. CORIIS, Agent
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than dictator-that's natural enough TO supposef'
suggested the HERALD represent alive.
s'Yes, IN suppose that he did, sald the General
now getting down TO his work.
"Then, after we have found that he declined
what he wanted, or desired What he declined, does
not every subsequent declaration, wnen NJ yarl-
ance with his acts, his bearing, his methods
or stirring up rows at the poils-.-ln
Gau Tor instance-and Of manufacturing out
ra2es-ln Britain. we VIII suppose-lor the
sole purpose or queling the one and OF publishing
the other as campaign documents clearly point
him out as the originator OF thc one unnatural APP
petite for once, the personldcation OF Cesarsm !"
at certainly does convey that Idea TO the I'M
partial reader OF Roman history" replied the Gen.
eral, rather crustily.
NAME AND HIS POLICY.
"Ihere was once man in EngIand'-I quote
IRON a hypothetical Congressional Record-and
MS name was linked 60 his trada-'n
''rnat VIII do,n said the General. laughing
heartily; Il shah have 10 meet the man VINO said
that IN Washington. | catch your idea, think /"
''lf Burk gave hts name 70 his trade, and Cesar
TO his ambition, why should not our supposittlous
oiicial give MS name to the phase OF his profess
sion-for politics and certain kind or journalism
are decidedly Professionalism has made him
great and keeps HIM so2"
1T would certainly appear to be rather an IN
fair discrimination In favor OF Mr. Burk ana Mr..
Casar.n
"And you believe IN being fair to ali men, 1
know ~
$40 be sure do. Justice is the -"
Excuse me; but why any longer CAL this fea-
ture-reappearing from the days OF the Roman
dictatorship, according 10 the most approved
theories OF the philosophy Of history OF Pytha-
goras-CesarismY Why NOT call it by It's true
name-Grantlsmu
Il want 70 tell you a story,n said the General,
who appeared to .'give up'' the conundrum.
And thus the interview concluded.
THE TEACHINGS OF THE FATHERS TREATED WITH
CONTEMPT.
WASHINGTON, June l, 1875
In regard to the third term letter Con gresham
Randall says:-rhe letter OF the President Is
neither frank nor lul Ii is both adroit ana equiv
ocaL He deiends the third term and controverts
all OF the teachings OF Washington ana
other fathers OF the Republic who have
written and transmitted TO US words OF warning
on this danger. This letter makes more neces
sary than ever before that Congress shah at It's
next session give to the states the OPP
portunity to incorporate into the federal
OF future Presidents to either one
term OF six years or two terms OF four each.
Presidents ever thereafter TO be ineligible. I pre-
Ter an amendment of one term OF Ask years with
ineliglblhty to reelection. ana thus prevent in
future any repetition OF the appreheuslons OF tne
people IN this regard.
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A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE FEMALE SEX
suffer from peculiar diseases which the PERUVIAN sYRus
will cure.
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FINE DIAMONDS.

DEDICATE AND DECORATE, AND BUY YOUH
HATS At DUUGAN's. lOz Nassau and 80 Ann strseta
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P,s EXTRACT OF ROOTS. FOR MAXI

KNAPP'S EXTRACT OF ROOTS. FOR MAKING
Root One of the healthiest psasancst ami most
economical beverages known = made rom tnis extract
Ii is In bottles at 3Jc Ole and o., and In half
gallon ana gallon at 50 and $40 each which
To- 20 40 and sOJ gallons OF beer General depot NO.
361 udson street New York aud od by most druggists
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING Of any description whe, ner Railroad, In
surance. teAmshD. Commercial, Theatrical Loral,
viii fna i 70 their advantage 10 obtain estim1:s
from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING RErASLl
MkNr. rs Brotdway. before leaving their erdera.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERv EILLEUSE RE
all Wrinkles. Try Il. No. West Twenty am 81.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June /, 1876.
The weather throughout England to-day Is fair.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIvRv
~ a cultivated person tnan ''fhe Cyci0psdla u ths
best Thoughts Charles Dickens carefully ntsxe
tame anI Published by X. J. HALE SON ~ durr1Y
street. New YORK.
DRlGHI,s DISEASE, DIABErE<, ID sOPsY. GkAVEIs
I'D Calculous rheumatism Dyspepsia. disease u
the Liver. kidneys, Bladder PROSTATE GAni Prcma-
ture Prostraton. organic Debility and Chrouic Alec
uncurabc BY general pracutonersl slxts pays
limo. exDlgfunx a SUCCESSFUL treatment ~
NATURES specinc Betncsia Mineral SprinG Water aud
Dr. a. HAWLeY HEATH. the author and proprietnr,
Tree Is any address Letters from physicians AMI othe
OF hopeless cases cured sent. Depot and racepuom
rooms No. 40 broadway. New YORK.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-26
wHrr 4be nemoc,rats cain nosse.sion

WHEN the Democrats gain possession of
the government and national banks are no
more, and we have onty the promises to pay
of the government itself, and the rate of
interest on United States bonds is so les
sened that these will be invested and not
prevent, as now, all investments in works
of utility when these facts, as they will,
occur, the Colorado will be bridged at Aus
tin, the International will stalk across the
stream and onward with gigantic strides to
New Braunfels, San Antonio, Laredo, and
then to San Bias, on the Pacific coast. But
this relative abundance of money is unreal
Bonds are money; but. bearing interest,
they are boarded, and those having them
hsve the very best security to proffer the
lenders of money, and thus the bondholders
are the holders, and users of the great vol
ume of the currency, and none others than
bondholders can be borrowers on terms
that make borrowing profitable, If possible
When the rate Of interest paid by these
bonds is lessened, they will seek invest
ment in railways ana be employed in en-
richipg, as now in impoyerishing, the whole
country. Then Austan will fnd 1t easy to
build railways across rich, level plains, and
every working man viii have employment,
and farms viii be multiplied and houses
built and towns aud villages will prosper
as never before in these raEsged, poverty
stncken States.