The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-05
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sedsnl sn slseaspsfsg its cd nstnsns ~ sp.
nv ,nsstods which mid not
a ora hurry Eases .ffii,ss facs hss asieaas
ercu rtcesntzcd and acked ai,cB asy tl g
ses,efs Asssisb.y md II viii ne VEIL lris
sbsaa III hassIly criiss ~ consider
ssrss u lesber sse sasss,s sttfested ~ -
{ s,,s rapr,os.tson ross befera rho soias Com 11
{ snsfbte of Finance alte tsose psst suisee ss
accsnplish tie desired end.
sahxse ii nosaisGg ID tue baa presented
I'M me representatives Of -sae bondho gig.
sesa Which ses.ss 60 two classos
.ol iuiebtedness. II stmpk defines ssse
3 tsvs, IS classes ssgav existing, and proytssss
that peelers ma eoiisols shall bes ne ne
: scented in Inc proportion 81 One 70 twcs put
t,,eTc Is no question: but trat this sion
4 win be readily sFicken.cnt u the Gsnefal
Assembly can see It's ssa clear TO SLOW y y
ID be dose Tfat sf,e stsae has .rby olernn
aes,, already established two classes q ~
debfednessasn fact whisss annots BEN nored.
and which adds greatly 10 The difficulties o.
q rea dinstrnsat. In ttiis bill the dissd
i under vlIc,, one class.of the boE@s iabors =
40 r.rf,5s heeri
he refund.
man !, se AT lIiinetion Cor.
eyer disappears. this obyiatin gan Injection:
able sasuYe os.one piar hich has been pre-
aentea. me effeat 81 sshichtHsuld have heen
ii "a rax;r,etcste the siistints ion etfniteiy.
Ths eO,6erO. ID Sd ,0e0 Reeser bond has oaaF
"a connie iitsxith GSs2,,go0 Go0sois, either by
purchase or .cds peraticn, when ne can ne
fupa, ;dbtaiBan sttbearipg bond, and
at ta,e eatie time relieve the State TO che ex-
sanf al frp1a sotle third ID; one half OF tbe
1 snf,rest d iiab The oriainsa Dhiigatton called
sor.,s. The eacs soi March il, 1878. diserims-
n,,te fl,als fis ssains the
siys uFt,rate iii def 6f HE peeler for 6y ITS
terms terms he was required toobtain con,rei q
t4iss05t 100 Of .consol before he could come
iaa - ,as-.y ~ D 4 ~ !, tg,s,
- Az 10 tlie point that the gentlemen making
This propositiop do;not represent hondheld-
]; ers. tue Council OF Foreign Bond holders
and the FUNDING .Asso ciation OF the United
. States sreithe informed inries through which
a yry large number Of !, the bondholders
have elected to speak. Large amoaats OF
!, bonds hayesb been; fidsl to them:Iwit6 iun
po@erYo actWfthir certain limits Messrs.
!, MEG HnocH an d G1nRIseT0N very properly
i Gssslasrned hayirIg Unlimited j.controi,oyer
s the issue. From the. very nature Of the
case that would be impossible. But it may
be safely assumed that the, State will never
]. he able ito .secrraya more direct method Of
dealing witt, her scattered creditors than
thrfniiab tf,e. maIl.,,m oaered hy ffie assoeia-
aSons whose REPRESENTATIVES h; appeared sn re-
sponse tosthe; Invitation OF the General AS
seabbty. ... s. st7s Ssl ,.,.,s. !
- 1aias,e mepessttyTor employing some inber-
snali;aries & oneon6ucfing n eeotfatiunsn i this
r,ntnre=ahessheg. eornorations or sy,fn,idseates
ifc formed led for that purpose. or nkers-has
a,cen demoDstrated by 1.-The experience of
every i,ation 4 hat s,ss Ind rs fssne Hon dis.
most chs te United states.
The ajfness lof hese prarticIlar, associations
Tor, the wosassanay be considered nj another
time. t:nowt We have onlySt remark
that the character ana position of the men
usbo ,composethese associations are too well
assnred ia "a be sffected by : stc.urr,riltv. e
zone INSERTION which has. been made
.shnnld., perhaps. be referred to. If Is chat
tine nrooositien submitted was not tbe re.
s,slf .of the ,conferenee. Int WAS i,ra,,G,f
Acne, ;n. q shane We arc bot in
,aoontifiea,ea "A IN re i,rese tatives ~ thu
/ .,yesiitors tht;t s,bare 10 annie ontside owl.
1iianoe 10 liisnrose this, assertion n won,d
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