The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-05
SPIRIT UF THE PRESS.
The English Papers Of This Morning.

The English PAPERS Of This Morning.
The Commercial says: Weaver's bill
to distribute $500. 100000 of the pub
lie money in paying soldiers and
sailors the difference between gold and
greenbacks during the time of their service
in the late war, is too absurd for very Sc
rious consideration. Were Congress to au-
thorize the issue of $500, 600, 900 in green
backs, as proposed in the bill, nothing
under heaven could prevent the rapid
depreciation of all paper money of the
United States The county would
lose infinitely more than the soldiers
would gain, and the days of infla-
ton, cheap money and fuctuating prices
with all attendant evils would be upon US
once more.-The Pennsylvania Central Rail-
way Company yesterday purchased of the
city of Philadelphia all its stock in that
road-59, 149 shares-for $2957 ,450. The
check in payment was drawn in favor of
the City Treasurer, and was the largest ever
passed in business transaction in that city.
No amount of admonition will enable
men of a speculative and enterprising turn
to resist the temptations of Wall street.
| All the parsons in Christendom, shouting
in chorus, could not keep them back The
lessons of experience are unheeded. Theo-
| pHTdSluS DTOWIS Will CUflc Will
hardly earned savings certain that fortune
is just before them. and return to their ma
tive towns and villages poorer and wiser
men. Fortunes are made as we'll as lost in
Wall street. This fact can not be disputed;
risks have to be taken, and as long as there
are chances of success men will take them.
1t is species of gambling undoubtedly,
but so are all transactions in which money
Is invested in Projects where results are
problematical. Until men are content to
jog on in the plain ways of labor, saving
and laying by the surplus OF each day s
gains, whether in wages or profits of traffic,
the Wall streets OF the world will be
thronged, and speculation go on.
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duct Oh Mr. A'lpnose IA ,nia '"et'ea 40 ms
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grace VINO IS proVeu pecuiatoI' WIZ M n"s
been rooplng the o9vern'neh' On e .,ie
right mana ana h'lsa.lIs Oh the tlie
leit, keePs iro'n Ine s ous'puy u VIC
Court lmpor'ant RECORDS anu oooks pelohs,
ing TO the Oourt' refuses 70 proouce
them on slmp'e request niaae ny tne
Clerk OF the Court, ms successor ana even
refuses 10 pay heeo W a' urue' VI Eoul
oirectlng tnat he Prouace 'neih' ~ was
ordered that the Dooks oe prouuceG d yeslel-
nay onr la.est in,9rnlato',, mhilCn is la'et
than Yesterday, Is I'!at ee epoohs iave ~ iio'
oeen proaucea, V"r ihlol'aa.'oi' - ,oi ", a.e a.,
enough TO ehaole us 10 say what VIII oe,
come OF MT. ambrose III consequence VI
ms lai1nre 70 ooey tne olue5 .! tne ooult;
Judge Baxter Is 10 lea!e on oaturaaY' anu
IL was somehow the W,:n .t vi NJ .i1a hnIiTse Se
ana ms counsel '1aI 'liis hu!yei eIuulu oe
decloeu altel the 9epar1Hre VI uusu Wp: paA'I, G
,-oenator nayaru, a l2ly anu wing ~
aescent, WIN ie" .n1oDs ,.a W o.oH.at.o =. t ~
oiooo III ~: lls fa;o lod -, ;'.1sea'o;, "
financial resolution. While Republicans
are seeking to avoid the popular indigna-
tion proyoked bv the financial recommen.
dations of the President and his Minister of
Finance or bv the Secretary of the Treas
urv and his President (upon this question:
Bayard chooses to tumble into the same
blnnder. 1t was an excellent time for DEM
ocrats TO stand by and see Republicans
quarrel. It was a beautiful time for Demo-
Gratis to wait little and see Re-
publicans fight. But Bayard wished
to protrude himself with indecent
haste in hostility to, the votes of the party
in Congress and in commanding States out
of Congress, and urge, essentially, the
things by recommending which the Ad-
ministration had gotten itself into difficulty
with half of its own people and most OF its
political opponents. This is Bayard's states.
anship.--Fernando Wood, Chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee of the
House, proposes to let greenbacks alone, to
have as little financial legislation as posi-
BILE; and 50 it is plain that the head OF the
Committee on Ways and Means OF the
House, and Mr.. Bayard, the head OF the
Finance Committee OF the Senate are not
agreed Bayard can't even take the East
with him.
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