Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15

Protest Against EaeroachmenG
FrrcHBuRo, Mass. October 1.-THE
State Convention OF the Young Mons
Christian Association resolved yesterday
to send greeting to the Young womsn's
Christian Association In session 1t Pitts
burg. and protested against sncroach.
msnt on the Lords day.
Moro Failures.
NEW YoRx. October i5.-Moses. Sher-
man & Co.. Of % Walker street. the
principal member OF wuich is . brother
OF A. Sherman. who recently went into
bankruptcy. have also failed. The
Arms liabilities = placed at $2Oo. 900
and the assets at $95. 900 bo-
ing stock and $46. 600 bills receivable.
Harris Rothstein. q halter. has failed.
and made an assignment Of his property
for tho benefit Of his creditors. Liabili.
$751; 69 90 and assets sl2,Oi5.
Tho Democracy ON Finance.
CuicAoo. October ia Washington
special says: Among tho important
questions bound to occupy q considera-
bio share Of the attention OF the Demo-
cratic House Of Representatives Is tho
status OF tho National Banks. An OK.
animation Of tho official record Of Con-
gress since the war shows that In tho
last ten years a remarkably small pro.
portion OF Democratic votes havo been
cast on any question affecting the cur.
rency which could, by any implication.
sven DO considered as favoring the Ma.
tional Bank system In any respect.
There Is scarcely q leading Democratic
politician in or out Of Congress who has
not taken tho occasion whom offered, to
dsnounce the National Banks q o mo.
nopoly. Such men AZ Senator Bayard
has never RENTED their efforts to re-
move restrictions on State banks. This
opposition to the National Bank system
does not involve at all the question Of
imitation, for on 1t both hard and soft
money Democrats are very generally
united. II Is expected before many
weeks Of the session have passed an on
slaueht on the National Banks will DO
actively inaugurated in tho House. and
the best informed politicians here OF.
pect 10 sec opposition To National Banks
made a leading feature Of the National
Democratic Congress. Whatever ad-
verso action to tho banks may be
takon would. as a matter Of course, be
entirely imperative while o Republican
President and o Republican Senate 70.
main in power. In addition TO this II Is
not certain. even II tho Democrats had
entire possession Of the Government.
whether they would agreo on the details
OF legislation concerning finances which
would have TO follow. necessarily, q
wiping out Of the present system. The
soft money Democrats have always
pressed for the substitution Of green
backs for national bank notes. Tho
hard money Democrats are willing to
compel tho banks to withdraw thoir
notes. but thoy are infeIibly opposed 10
any further issues Of gresnbacks. 30
far as taking away tho privileges Of Is
suing notes Is concerned. u 10 . question
whether the banks will care very much
about Il, but the rag.money people will
certainly hold on to the bank notes
IL they cannot got grecnbacks for them.
Tho great probability Is. therefore. that
the National banks will, even In the
event Of entire Democratic success. not
DO materially interfored with at least for
n long time to come. They do not APP
pear to DO satisfied with this, but show
evident alarm by the decided mannsr In
which their influence and money Is al.
ways arrsyod against Democratic candi.
dates az much In the East o. In the
West. II the bank circulation was en-.
tirely withdrawn tho whole labor Of re.
sumption would fall on the Government.