The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
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n Eofreepondence Of ING niepu -, t1n7n
sfrTEnBsks ~ Z, =. 20 rst.
81 ThS funeral Of MIS- Mary :. 81, z u d,sd ed.
os The late ilanieni osiS psS,iss chiirch
terday, took place IroM sss e Z; ahtvtfirst
t6.dSy. Mrs Foster ~ - snS her is.
wear 81 Her ae, AND on!5 ~ ths nnott,er NJ
band q few months. e Sl Us ,ns e IN and her
Mrs. John Endsrs, 9L ..s,.l nnnnscted with
tanfiy history sIa..a b,stnrv 81 Peters
the carrier angais e e Sa,,r oidpst and most
burg. She Ta s. ON ~ s S f''T %
resgestea any, pslv Sse,, from Mr.. G..
n otning Gas s.s prs,ca' George county,
A. D lylg Sns dfsanpeararce was mo-
wnose Mys.e ~ s,,Snde,,cr Yesterday. The.
.iceu a e. sn,s t a. Ssinirg ground, however,
impressloI \. si.E - iirowned nor murdered,
i INA. hs = awny OF MS own accord,
our l1at ns 1sss,s ~ fhas ana hat IN the
and tnas ne isaI G'n - rIi,e 70 create the
bfacne ~ ", .ad has,, drG wr,ed IT ia now
'DetieI .nas no nau two sn;ts af Ihfs clothing
Staten quo. 81 - &c 6one
are, misSlhk aau o r,sat;na n Effrick last
me Aeag!ust ~; Yorns one onlv about
nllgns Hasl ~. 70 y i hainu nrssant and
f IWYsl nlh4lSu psts upi;ns.a; tbese wrre Nc
cDnslSett ~, 81 M w.a discnssfor,
CuiiocIn ~. sr; ~ bst,uaan senator paul
q .1s aegs !Ess.o Rern.rd Senator pauPs
ana mi. ueol ,s;,, T.. D raa,a.j.ion ~ his IRE.
speech osa,,msn,s' .sisswhera in the State.
w o,,;aised NJ nress and The preachers as
tn,n II tba sfda ~ fhe CAPITALISTS as
po.us {. ~ ~ aonIo a. tb;a contest. opposed
aSa'nst snn pJo p;i, hana ,1ss Il creates nriy.
~, ,re lSoa,oS - ,hst T. eYemnts the
,iessu, 49,. 1850 $500 o,d bscanae Il was
oon lSus, no L;it! oia-ad .bot ono J,epis.
otohe, ~, $500. tbot tho Gen.
as1i SouJ hns No riphf TO barter away
60 Han,ns aoa;n ar the Interests OF the peo-
.ne .s. .S;s daht cuost;on is not one OF
ple, .na. tn 10 Kilt Xiii - nov. tb,t the nro.
out VI an - rolatitsa to The oh.
n.slon !" tno oontrocts annieS mot to States
,sation - thsf ths has;s NJ t,xotion
Dut 10 lnulsiuasls, .uee -. ,ba'oor;cnlt,r.l
rests upon lug ny pton's ~ 80 aiant to nav
proa9ctions, anu tu H r nv. that The
tne aeOt unuel tue W. uo, nondi-
people are aIreauy oetnS taAe ;neh1a ~ haor
tlon q ankrup.cy, aau a. s;ah tt;s hi, uiil
any increase OF SaAa.ton' mnitu .n.s I'll hn
most asssu[eaiy ffautte Lug. h ' Az n,,ost;on
no Peacs 70 :ue Ssats ~ M and o1aInnvi.
untlF Inc capi!aisss ~ ~ So n
euge tue Hofst!ss'sirs1 y. We 80, I'D Inc;d
Mr. berIalu' ~ "a 49, o", - Virainio,s
argunent' =, aTsE Sue t,o 5rsssn, made
oeot IRON ~. uons ~ ~ .nS nppatna hin the
clear e&Positi0n ~ yns lunu ,;I,s D and ~
barbour anu noGGsA:S v"is. o' aaner.I
stTTs durne the past three rec sessions
down: to the passage of the MeCuloch bill.
~ abiy combatted Mr.. PauPs argument.
The McCulloch bill, be said; was a scheme
| to bring in the old bonds at 6 per cent, and
I substitute the new ones with a!lower rate
OF interest. The non-taXable feature was
Objectionable, " perhaps, but a debtor
with a Judgment on bis property,
or deed OF trust binding IL, can
not dictate his own terms. The great cues.
tion was how to get rid OF the mortgage
that his friend Mr.. Paul spoke OF 10 bis
speech. in the Senate. He went into figures
to show that the brokers could only make
about 81, 100000 by funding the whole debt;
1.-The clamor which Mr.. Paul, Dir. Massey, anu
other gentlemen in the State were makI9s
was, in fact, helping the brokers' TO se. IL.
the old bonds by keeping tneir prices wv
than they otherwise would be-: In th's par
| ticular they were, In fact, aiding the funu-
ing of. the debt under the brokers' Dii''
whether they intended to do 1t or not:
In bis Judgment as lawyer, even II tue
opponents OF the bill could muster Two
thirds majority next winter ana repeal tne
ON ON, .nI continue to bring in their in
s s.a1m uau %, bonds. i-l,@:,: -
proving That u6uer the mcCuIIocn law there
would be a;great saving OF the pupllc reve-
nues; that the schools would get more
money now than heretofore; and that the
assessment OF next year would so lessen the
revenue as to necessltate an increase ol TAX
alton is mistake. HIS speech naa an eA-