, 1875-09-04

Important Interest in tho canatry, demand shas
tLs volume OF tue crrrency he maintained 20
meet thor requirements; but oFofy ~,
torort viii DO rtfcnglhnn{' by 'nc1easl"E ,tH -"
tho eaEply Of son llow r. .'nt ~" % ,erea.cI np
nrnd,,c,iDn or our great staples tLet
catu.nsn,i e. tho farcgn market; by reducing o,r
expenditures III foroign purchases hsh Ky 70.
mska Cur deht a torolgn loht: When va p,E-
chaso lens Of foreign RodH, nHti fe!t !.n'n "s ~,
producttoua aheoah. and ccaao 70 f'hs ." lnhehpt
tho 1ltercat III uttr t!ult ah!na.i. hon t'av IL !"
ot,r ow,I cl:ixeue ito enrf' II. o' Er!ti u tur o.
w,rt1s onr Shores ami ti,on rrea': 1'avW",se!
Will be co1tAft,, natural ma peru l''at ana WI!
lecoue tic baBia OF NIL oDdHrug tfusieGlty."
As as tho hns'.lrra nf shS enmt5S i Ma ths
condition nF our EnroTcan trade "ill J'ratiiy taie
onnou TINT gUid In EcenN,iintlnx. "n! ta ssHe'y
10 remain, ConyEoss may h1fe!y ll1 Lho Limo and
nrov1tlo for tin redemption Of the TreaHliry
notes. Whom 7 addressed thohn uontlno''ss 20
ago It did not occur to mo, THAT thefo
was craftsmanship bnyon1 nna nhoso Oh
lind Thought. to '5e fotltti simply IN borrowing
gold, incrots!nE cur National tol't al1 the q!of,
recurring tnyinent OF interest abroad. iIaii
supposed that our ability at MI tir1eH to redeem
tho paper currolcy IN gold dopG1It!od upot per.
nlnnent as well MI a sufficient supply. l Lad
thought that gold brought into tho country utt.
der tho Influences Of increased production and
rommcfco would roman, but tint borrowed gold
would not stay. Ny cpnaonce IL in tho doycl
nI,llont Of tho RESOURCES Of tho eonutrr, In i'H
i,crcnstng anu extending productions. and In tho
stable laws that regulate tra1o AID commence.
rntl,or than III Temporary and arbitrary doyiccs
b. Congress. alo!n thai once during tho War,
under lilo lead Of sonator Sherman. Congress
undertook 10 regulate irarsactionH in gold. :3i:i4
siuw to cpntrGt!inE it, lr.ce, n;h} s", 1t:,'i,t.
how looibll and abortlso VII suc.I A.tclntta
proved tp DO.
REPUBLICAN DISTRACTIONS Tn EEsunrfrnH.
Tho pnrty TIM. now seoks toNt,n1its poNor ~
fnhf
wny Of resumption. liy alranso md question:
ab'o devicos they hsvo sought 10 mako our debt
II foreign Instead OF doachttc doat. Jho cou.
sequence ia that every pay-ay largo tiin,s III
Tho red blood iIuwa from tbs yo5ns anl nrleriea
al tl,B country. Ireland VIA Impoverished Dy
er landor1H, WHO expended their tents nbl oaa.
Cheap Chinese labor cats at sta v1thla nf our
wages aie sent back i'll gold t. China. Tho
farmer erowA poorer evcEy year who rotur;a
no nouriahmcnt 80 his fields. To Our
Slate Convention last year l made tlih
hsatcmont Of, tic Hccond impeai'nent: !" Cot.
ton And tohacco nrc tho most in'por!a"t
stsplos III our exports. at Eouo ti1nus exc odsnE
all other coMnludiscA. since tho close of the
Wnr it has bceu tho suggcssiou 0! s;indoni to On
courage thoir production in the largest possible
quantities, rs It has Leor t1iu tiir.ateof humanity,
Christianity md patriotism, tt plopoEo tcco;ei'-
iat,ou and harmony botWccs. thu secsiuns. Bat
political aud pastiaAu Interests l,ayn heen mada
paramount to humanity aid the welfare Of tho
country. Lad governments haso beun calab-
| Iishod, md nj Tor na poBpiblo maintained. III tho
South. Intelligence and ririuo llayo boon p'acod
| unlor The dominion and service Of ignorance
mud tico. Corruption has oorno sway. pabic in
t!ehtednees has becomo frlehtfnl, anil taxrH too
| heavy to carry, md doveloi,cmont crushed, and
piltorpriBo mluaeled. III E wort it has bcetI tho
govornmont III hatred. AMI all THIS tia. party
might bear r'lle::" 1hov l'ayo nos1r'kl.cl Tho
uoXious plants Of corruption. violoNco and fraud
In To11jaiaDh and ttht.r HlatfH Inttinr tt,an to