The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-08-15

spOnsiblc for honest national money sui-
Gcient for all legitimate needs of the coun-
try, with gold silver or paper alike, recciv-
able for all public and private debts, that
tho interest bearing debt of the nation
should be, as soon possible, re converted
into a popular loan, represented by small
bonds or notes within the reach of every
citizen.
War with the GrcIscrs,
The secretary of war has received
from Gen. Ord, asking what ac-
ton he should take In case United States
troops. in following fresh trail after a
raid has been made from the Mexican side
of the river, meet with opposition from the
Mexican troops. The question, together
with the present general aspect Of affairs
on the Rio Grande, as reported to the war
department, has been the subject Of earn
est attention. Ii was decided that there is
no reason whatever why the former orders
to the American forces should not be fully
carried out, and the President directed the
secretary of war to telegraph Gen. Ord,
existing orders with reference
to tho protection Of American interests and
the prompt pursuit and punishment Of the
raidng parties.
Oar Bonds in England.
The sale Of American bonds in Eng
land is attracting much attention just now
Tho London Times saws: "prices of L. s.
bonds continue weaker, owing to a notice.
able diminution Of American purchases.
These seem TO nuctua,e more or less with
.birmapts Of ornin. probobIy. therefore.
with thc renewed activity rccontlv obscrv.
ed in tho American wheat trade. the price
of bonds will ngain harden. It will be ey-
tremcly interesting TO see whether he cur
rerav dampnls nf tho American ,,nvern.
mcpt under the RESUMPTION scheme, will
not now lead to the withdrawal of gold in
stoad of bonds, for should gold go in any
quantity during the coming autumn, the
European money markets might be serious
ly embarrassed"
Hen. Buffers Platform,
Alta Greenbnck meeting in Maine,
last week Gen. Butler said he did NOT care
to make y snccch I'm, 70 commune with tbc
neonIo on ii nubllc interests Of tbe dov
ho had Ioft ola rortios ho,orroa to ,hc
Democratic marty until If attemnted to do.
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party 'i'' IL ueSer'cu us louhuets' .nc l"Dor-
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po"ru WIS ie'u l"st hoh1"E IN" I! en"Nse
mlNo III grades lfoih 4a7t year by the lhser-
"on o' 'ne words pure amber IN no,
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Ihe Insertion OF the words "or amber in
No. red winter wheat which shall con-
SiTt Of sound red or amber winter wheat
unilt to grade NO. = Othcr grades un-
ci'i'scu' n,Is,,,r, pcr,ooro.,
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III congress- ana cohc'uues rs follows: In
accordance with the me-honored and
constitutional faith Of tho Democratic
party we hold that the only honest and
lawful money OF the United States is gold
and silver eotn' or paper currency convert.
ihIe INTO such coin atthewill OF the holder.
n Topeka Bank Broke
The Topeka National bank closed IFS
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snsncrsion WAS corscd hv tbeIorce owonnt ~
of rychongo held bv tho Noetir borl, rhor