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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

SsLUDA VA, Nov. 2l-At court yesterday
your informant tried TO get hint FROM the SOW
oreigns now thee liked the OlcOtt settlement.
Its general approval may be- gathered from ex-
pressions given by some Of our prominent citl-
Zcns
Judge 4. b. Evans: heartily approve Of il,
and IN this have the concurrence Of bench and
bar through an extensive acquaintance / be-
lcv3 this will put al end 20 further agitation.
Hon Robert McCandish: have not studied
up the matter. but briefly, ! think she State
ought 10 DO satisfied and 50 ought her credi-
tors.
Ex-Memher Captain Robert Healy; think
orr creditors have been very liberal and If the
State don't accept this she never means TO set
tie.
Commemorative Attorney r. G. Jones: Ny
opinion Will not be- worth much, but from what
little know ! see no reason why the Legislature
should not raIfy this agreement.
Judge q. T. Garnet: Not being sufficiently
posted ] cannot say whether this IS the best that
can be done or not hope the matter VIII
cease 20 stir up our people.
Dr. ". G.. Smith: ! think 10 an admirable set
1ement-the best possibly that could ne mnde,
and our Legislature Will act very unwlsely II
they do not ratify IL. 10 ought TO be q finale OF
the matter.
Member-elect Captain r. T. Bland cannot
express any view now; will have TO look further
into IT,
Judge /. G. Bristow: IL is impossible for any
man % give an Intelligent Oplnl0n OF that SET
Element now ] hope the question has been
eliminated from the politics OF the State at last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
ROnnOke.

1oASoKx, Nov. 2S.-Roanoke is unanimous for
The settlement Of the State debt upon the terms
cgreei upon by the state Commission and
~ Olcott committee and approved by the adj
vIsory board. At last Tuesday nights meeting
Of the Commercial Association, an organization
Sshich emhraces the leading business men or
Tho city the matter was discussed, and rcsQlu-
tions favorng IL were offered By W 4 Glas-
go1y Jr and were unanimously adopted:
A mass-meeting of the citizens Of the city
will DO held next Tuesday night 10 indorsc
what has been done and urge the hnal settle
lnent OF the debt.
The following are the views OF some OF the
most prominent and wealthy citizens.
Nir. 81. G. Thomas, representatlT e-eieet 10 tho
House OF Delegates saws he thinks that there
will be no difficulty III getting the ate al lsi-
ment ratified by the Legislature. lie CONSIDERS
these very good terms indeed ana thinks TINS
will be final settlement Of this yoxan0us qlies-
tios that has done so much 20 rrtnrt tAe pro-
sress OF Virginia. and will bend al his ener-
sies 20 secure H.
Hon. H. S. Trout. president OF the FIRST Ma
,ional Bani, and ex-Sfate senator from tins DIS
trict saws: - am highly IN favor OF the recent
comuromise aud hope the Legislature Will
r,fIfy il without y moments delay. / have
aIyravs been in favor OF settling the debt, and
mink the present oifor indeed liberal This
rrogross Of the state and when ~ is settled,
ia,'bicb think beyond doubt 10 viii be. every
cirizen 81 Virginia ought 10 breathe sigh OF
Hundreds of just such opinions as 10 the
Ice could he secured IN Roanoke. Tor every
HHJv here is anxious 10 SEQ this matter forever
.ot,ieI. YOur correspondent has not heard the
ieest opposition 10 the plan that is now pro
posed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

LYNcHBuRd. Va, NOV. 2i.-In accordance with
instruction fromlnfInIEs called on number
Yi tne I'M Wy prominent citizens this morn
ing 10 OBTAIN from them an expression Of opin-
lon on the proposed settlement of the State
DEBT. As viii be seen there Vas bnt one opinion
expressed, and that was TO The effect that the
settlement was admirable and would be of vast
neneht 60 the state. Among those interviewed
/ quote the following:
Captain Charles " BlackfOrd. president Of
the Peoples National Hank; regard the pro-
posed settlement as entirely satisfactory to the
state. and believe 10 will be the means Of attract
ing capital % Virginia. which under the existing
state of affairs was kept away
James b. hinnier cashier OF tho Commercial
Bank; Cannot fail 20 be of vast benefit 10 the
Stale. ana believe II is generally regarded 10
entirely satisfactory
Thomas 4. Stoaines. cashier Of the Virginia
Investment and Bankng Company: Anything
was better than the condition OF affairs Ii will
have the elect OF bringing into virginia more
outside capia al. and viii mean a new era foT the
old Commonwealth.
George W. done, cashier Of the Lynchburg
National Tank: The people geuerally are glad
mat The ooDt has reached point where 10 can
DE settled, and regard the settlement as all that
could be expected.
Z. A. Krise president Of the Krise Banking
Company, and chairman OF the Democratic
executive committee; 10 % better than the Rid
dlcbieger bin. Under the proposed settlement
there VIII be saving OF $4,000 per annum,
which ln ton years would amour. 20 sl.DpD,
ana tAat would pay interest on sl"3)Olp ltls
all that could be wished. admirable, and have
10 doubt mat 20 per cont. Of tile Legislature
Will indorse it.
Dr. J.. S. Craighill: 7 consider tho proposed
settlement of the state dobt a. the most impOr.
taut thing that has happened for her good
since the war.
H. II H. Adams president OF the First Nation
al Bank: The settlement is a good one. and l
doubt if IL VIII even meet with the slightest
opposition from anybOdy.
Colonel l.. IS. 1larye Most admirable. and
promises new era Of prosperity and develop
me Mt Tor tho State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

NoRroIK. VA. Nov si.-rHE TINES CORES
pondeni called upon nnmbor OF Norlolks best
known business men 20 secure their opinions
and feelings a. 4on enc debt settlement a. agreed
mon rs the reFfcsentaf}vcs ot ~" in.aSn
boudhollcrs ami the virginia commission.
Major e. Myers president Of he Norfolk Real
Estate Exchange and a former memuer az the
Lcglsla.nrc said am heartily and unguali-
Gcdly IN favor Of rauiylng The agreement
believe that the agitation OF the NeNet quos-
ton has retarded Virginia deFolopments. and
the sooner the question Is removed from tho
arena OF public discussion and litigation, the
better The first Act OF the next Legislature
should he 10 dispose II tins matter.
Capiain IS. ". B)rum. secretary or the Cham
Der OF Commerce. years ago editor OF The Nor
folk Journal, saws ! have given the question
careful study believe the basis Of agreement
c~n5fsblo think ~ she best tho State can ex-
neet. have cOnhdencc in the Intelligence OF
ylrgfntn's coulmi ssioners. Ihoy have negotia-
ted She lnatter. This Is their Imposition and
fhe LEGISLATURE should accept the proposition
NJ the earliest opportunity -
Alr ~. L. Mont gomerf. one OF Nortolks qroqa~
inent busiuess men, said: nm not an expert in
discussi,,g and considering this question, but il
IL nv honest conviction that lirglnias commits
sioners hevo done well and the basis of agree
man should be ratified az once by every city and
MAJOR Charles Pickett secretary OF me Bush
ness Mon Association. sain: The question can
not BE- deha.ed fo- u momcnt. me Legislature
shonld accept tho proposihoh anu fatliy as soon
a. possible.
walter sharp, president Of the Virgins Real
Estate Exehange, said: Nothing eoaid have
been happier and more opportune. Acontinued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

CUTpErER. Va. Nov. 2A-Your correspondent
interviewed the best known and representative
men OF this locality in relation 90 the agreement
for the set cement OF the 'yexauons state debt
BIS the conference recently held in Richmond
city between the state Nebt Commission and
the Representatives Of the foreign bondhold-
ers.' Our people acQuiesce. as the terms arrived
az are more favorable then ans offered ia the
past. / have never known greater unauimlty
expressed bg our people on any great question
than s. manifested 10y them IN the settlement Of
The State debit and they are gratined that 1t is
adjusted upon such terms rs may be fair and
just TO the people of the state os well as salts
factory 10 the boudhoder~ The st'iement OF
this great question VIII not only Doe acceptable
TO both parties but Will enhance The prosperity
and welfare OF the old Commonwealth in the iu-
turc. SO mote 10 be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

EfNG GEoaGT G.. II. Va. Nov. eJ.-lho settle
mont OF the state debt upOn ia~lS 80 aH an
,a.eous to tine State is subject - general re-
joiciug among oar penpo. Democrats anu he-
pu1.Icaus Read uNers aud tuudors
Thomas IT. van, mem err OF tho state Demo
caar committee. SAYS; Ia my opinion She whoie
PEOPLE OF the State arc TO bo cOngIaininied
upOn thc settlement OF the State debt. winch
wiz te forever eliminated from the arena o.
r0lifirs. The settlement is alike honorable 20
fhc state and 10 ihe bon lhoidcrs. and d tho
eenl lemen who have so Iud cl0uNy managed
Inc details the gratitude OF the people Is due.
Julian j. Mason. attorney al law saws:
heartily concur IN the opinion which Mr.. Beyan
has Just EXPRESSED
Capiaiu ID. Weaver says; ! avn much pleased
,-,th thn scftleinemt or the state dcht which has
insf been elected. IL rs upon basis mo.c adj
yan.aaeou TO MS than had ever dared 70 hope.
Who con.lnrie8 fhe debt settlement for the
state have displayed rare ability anu have
rendered the state lnesiimanlq service IN curing
tins fostering sore. This subject. winch hhs
been the cause OF such bitter feuds, VIII no
more be factor in our ELECTIONS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

FARisToT p. o., Nov. EN- response TO yours
relative TO the state debt give You the views of
our most prominent men:
Colonei T. y. Spcucey says: I think it mach
better than The Rid lloberger BILL and If II comes
under tho present rate Oh taxation should be ac-
ccutcd az once
Colonel Lee W. Morton. one Of orr largest and
wealthiest farmers, SAYS. The debt should ne
pald. and the settlement proposed is much bet
ceuted
Mr.. samuel W. Martin very talented young
LAWYER says: Debt should be paid; settlement
propOsedycry fair: accept it.
MIR. i. G. Watkins. constable. says: / think
the proposition very fair one; good as We
could expect. and should be accepted.
John b. Furis: have always been ia favor Of
paying the debt Much better than the Riddle
berger bill, and the very best thing We can do Is
20 accept D.. THINK IL viii help the old state
Mr.. T.. Il. Fowler. a very prosperous young
farmer. says: Pay me debt by all means. HE
settlement proposed is good one. Can't see
why ans one should kick against It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

Cr0rcrsrFR COURTHOUSE. Va. Nov. EN-
roplv 10 your inquiry regarding tho state debt.
( viii SAY that have interviewed q number of
the leading mon IN this section IN reference 10
the proposed settlement OF the state debt agreed
upon bv the Olcott committee and the state
commission and all without exception think
that The State onght 90 settle on the basis
agreed upon. as they think u more fayorble
oier than the State had any night 30 expect
from her creditors II the LEGISLATURE teiis 20 raf-
ifr tho proposed settlement or the creditors re-
fnse 10 nccept. 1t would be very unfortunate for
lowed again to be drawn into politics and discus
sod on The hustiugs Nil over TINS State II Wonld
Io hard 10 tell the result The coqlo Of this
State are sick tuei and disgUstod with this
XeNatl0Qs question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

VrGryANn SpnlNcs. Va. Nov. 2,.-Al the peo-
plo seem to be thoroughly pleased with the debt
settlement.
o. the 4ctt Icucnt lor three reasons: FIRST 10
ought To he paid: second D. Is an easy pa'mlnt
10 meet. and third, % has been arranged IN aoch
a way that tho present generation VII not Ieel
the ght uf n.
the Government made Most NireInia state.
an saddloi the whole d6ht ON Virginia. he Was
lu favor OF population. hnt since Virginia dll
nor rciudiate then and ,incc she nd promise TO
pay. She ought To- pay at all hazards. ana the
settlement being very Just ami easy l. mo Lest
shat could be expected. lie j. nearby E4ed o.
the final arrangement.
captain lhormton expressed himself as very
much pleased to know thal inc lncH"uo 80 dt't
had been finally disposed oi, NOW. 7niI ~
''other settlers Will come and Virginia VAL build
mp. 800 ,., ..,....
is ia every way very good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
s.nra Hands Ernerienee a sun Alarm.

The stage hands at the New Richmond
Theatre are having their hands full with prep
arations for Blue Jeans 10 DO done here on
Thursday night by the original New York
company. which PLAYED it two hundred nights
at the Fourteenth-st Theatre. There
have been many good scenic productions at
this theatre before. but nothing 70 frighten
them 50 much az blue Jeans" Perhaps
when YOU take into consideration the fact
that an actual saw-mil is put bodily on the
stage. in complete running order. there may
he some cause for their alarm. Messrs.
Rosenauest Il Arthur. the proprietors OF the
company, assure us that 10 viii DO done ex-
actly the same az in New York, and we have
no reason TO doubt their word.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
fringe William.

BRENTsyILLF. Nov. 25.-Mr J. Z. Leachman,
member of the Farmers Alliance: / think the
settlement OF the state debt an excellent one on
the part OF the State and it ought TO be ratified
by the Legislature without dissenting voice.
think the settlement Is an excellent one both
for the state and the creditors. nc Indebted
ness OF the State is decreased. and yet the secur
tiles the creditors will receive Will be moro yau-
able than those they surrender. Those to be
surrendered are involved IN litigation and dis
trust: those 10 be issued will rest on the plight
ed faith OF the Commonwealth AMI be sustained
bv the good will Of the whole people. The set
yatifeI by She Legislature. II so. It wall be the
beginning OF a new era OF prosperity in the his
tory OF Virginia.
Your correspondent has talked with number
of people in regard TO the settlement, and II IS
universally favored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Prince George.

pRrxcE GEORGE COURTHOUSE. Nov. 60
have interviewed large number Of the best
informed citizens Of Prince George county. on
the proposed plan Of debt settlement, and with
out a single exception they all unresoryedly ap-
nroye il aud think that the Legislature should
accept II and not submit II 20 the people 10 DO
ratified they do not wish this matter 10 be
brought into politics again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

and anroys tired You sc. so nervous some
times you feel SIS if you would hy in pieces; you
have no ambition 70 do anything and have a
great sense Of WEAKNESS. feel dragged out and
are indescrbaby miserable.
Just so surely as you have these feelings, Just
50 surety ,cfH DIR. Greene's Seryura cure you.
IL is the great streugthener of nerve and body.
is purely vegetable and harmless, and druggists
sell IL for a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES.


yTRGINIA-fN TIE CHANCERY COURT OF
Y THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE nth
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1891.
In the matter 81 tho estate OF DR.. John q. Skei-
ton. deceased exparte.
report OF the accounts OF Julian r. SHELTON.
administrator Of John q. SHELTON, deceased, and
OF fho debts and demands against SAID John
G. Skeletons estate having been Med in the
Office OF this court. under chapter i2l OF the
Code of Virginia, on the 9TH day OF October, 1891,
and more than one year from the qualincatlon
OF said Julian +. SHELTON. administrator as
aforesaid. having elapsed. on motion oil Mrs Z,
II. McNoigh, one of tho Distributes OF SAID
John G.. Skelton. deceased. IL Is ordered that the
creditors Of John G.. SHELTON. deceased, II any
there be, show cause. II any they can before
this court or the Judge thereof at the court
room OF the lhancery Court ~ the city OF
Richmond. Va, on the 9TH day OF January 1922,
against the payment and delivery OF the estate
of John q. SHELTON, deceased to his distributes
without refunding bonds and 1t IS further or.
derpd that n copy Of tins order 10 published
once n week for four successive weeks IN the
Richmond lINEs, a newspaper published III the
city of Richmond. Va. and that sAid order DO
posted az the front door Of the Hastings Court
of the city of Richmond. on the frat Monday In
December 1891. aud ON the first Monday OF jan
uary. lsgs
copy-Teste.
CHAKI.lSW G0DDIN, Clerk.
f. W. CARRiYGroS, for distributes OF John q.
SHELTON. deceased no ib-sn tw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
srslxth.

MARION. Va. Nov. 2G.-Your correspondent
he's interviewed a number Of leading citizens OF
this county as 20 their view of the recent state
debt settlement. and all are substantially OF the
same opinion to-wit That il is fair to all con
cerned. will eliminate problem in politics that
has kept business unsettled for years. set tho
wheels Of progress agoing. bring in capital and
tend generally 20 the settlement Of the condi-
the people ought not to hesitate moment on
its ratification
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

Element of ;hc state debt gives general satisfac-
ton 10 our cItlcns.
j. Z. lialI lJenl.I says: The settlement of the
State debt is the best thing happening since the
VAT.
T. S. Maupin Demo says: \ great thing for
Virginia.
T. x. Nays DEM: It's a good thing all
ar0und.
Il. ". GoOdloe Rep): Good for hondholders.
n quietly settled bOnni 20 help the STATE.
". IL. lli.dearand DEM; Big thing tor state
prOsperIty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

reiug DESTROYS Of feeling the popular pulse Of
y.-..a.a regarding the terms of the settlement Of
ae-.cte debit recently agreed upon between tho
,.e Deb. Commission and the representatives
st.. oulho.dors and OF ascertaining the sem
fr.at of the peopleinstuctions were sent to all
correspondents Of TIE TIMES through the
,.. tomfervow representative men in their
-.... ...ra localities on that subject Below arc
. ,lo result Of few OF these interviews,
s.i.tlers VIII De published as received. twill
I..... tlat only one opinion exists and that is
......- arUrogaI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

HorsroN. Va. Nov. 27-Your correspondent
has interviewed number oi TIE loading Gilt
zens of this county DO regard % tho recent 'oi-
.elucut OF the State deat effected by tho Olcolt
COMMITTEE. They afe we'll pie Sod. without m
exception az tho prospect OF the conclusion OF
the ychutious problem and arc denghIed III the
terms proposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

LEBANON Va. Nov. Ell have heard the State
debt question fully discussed by our leading
citizens. and they all seem very much pleased
a. the action OF the committee and think It
quite an Improvement over the Mddleberger
both Democrats and Republicans alIke-al-
though it is hard 10 get non-AlIance hepubA-
=, o. N own az.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

NV CAsrLE. Va. Nov. 25.-Savoral n our sub
stautial farmers wore interviewed with REGARD
debt question. Ihey EXPRESSED much gIatitica-
ton at the prop lsoi pan. and thought that its
favorable ctflcIncnt wOuld mark the beginning
of a new and brighter era for the grand old
COMMONWEALTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

BLAND CorRrrovsr, VA, Nov. q. Our people
soon 20 Boz generally gratihed that q basis Of
e.ffloYlonf OF the state debt has been agreed
ON 1hoy only hope that it is permanent.
Following are some OF the opinions expressed
in regard % lt:
Captain 1t. G.. Grossclose thinks IL will 10 al
vautagCous from q financial standp0int and
that foreign capitalists Will then moro readily
invest in our state. Also chat tho debt question
vii be eliminated from politics.
u. H. Munser, county superintendent schools,
thinks Do better than tic iddd.eberger settle
mcnh and Shat 1t shoud have q good effect On
tie business Of the State.
W. q. Hodrck editor .of .the Southwest, says
ne has always been firm supporter Of the Bid
donorEer settlement believing 10 10 DO inst to
both the hondhoiders and the State. bat II
something better has been srrived az for Onr
taN-burdened people. whereby The veNcd quos-
ton cam DIE forever settled. every trlo Nirgiman
should acgUics. Tho unsettled condition OF
tne debt question bias boon great drawback %
Virginia. and when 30 is known that Do is finally
settled Nirgiula prosperity IS assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Charles CITY.

CuARIrs City COURTHOUSE Nov. 25-1he gen
oral opinion of the people of this community is
favorable TO the settlement of the debt as made
by the Commission. and every. one expressed
himself as being pleased inst this question Will
be eliminated from politics IN the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

SKINoUARTER Nov. 2i.-Mr. John T. Williams
says AS ! understand the proposition II the
b0ndholders aud the general opinion of the
citilons. and particularly n nay cOmnunltr.lt
is all we coUid reasonably expect. and We trust
we ma soon see % satisfactory settlement OF
the OLD hobby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

CHRIsrrANsnURG. Va. Nov. Ell have circu-
lated freely among the people to-day 10 being
court dav. aud large crowd in Attendance. and
find all regardless oI politics entirely satisfied
with the settlement of tho state debt. and glad
that this old YeAatious matter Is disposed OF so
Well Tor the people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
NERVOUS WEAKNESS.
Worse with General Debility.
You women. seam.

You women. seam.
stresses, sales-girls.
and you who are con-
fined in Offices. mills
and factories. how
heavy is your drudg-
cry, how wearing
npon your life. how
eneryaiing to your
feelings. how ex-
hausting 10 your
strength, how blight
ing to your beauty,
You are often nerv-
Gus. generally weak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

tho recent settlement Of the State debt which
are az follows:
Mr. ID. Bogry. president 81 the First National
Bank. says: think b the greatest event that
has happened 20 virginia ia twenty-five years
AMI tina! 10 viii cause new prosperity, and also
shQNs that true NlrRinans are debt payers. j.
MI. VI. y. Burke. we'll known a. momber OF
tho bar, SAYS: II is first rate settlement. en-
giad they have made Il; 80 viii improve tho
credit Of the State and all CORPORATIONS.
Mr.. II. G. Lowrec, attorney for The Common
wealth. says: atm much gratiAed a. me set
uomont. n removes au obstacle that has iois
been standing In the wov Oi Virginia proBIossss
The Dcht Commission deserves the thahAS u
the people Of the Commonwealth. q, u;.l
Dr. 4. W. Fisher. postmaster, SAYS III i'i IN
the settlement Is Just and iair ana shouiu 10
adopted n once. - ~,
Professor b A. Davis. president OF the Nir-
plu.a business College, GAYS: ~ mas IenloNcu q
great barrier TO the Staies financial p y.
a.. D. CLAYTON. our LARGEST rchAni' says; l
think il a Good settlement and should he rat-
lied bv tho Legislature as soon as it meets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

heartily in favor Of II. and those best posted a.
20 the leading features OF the settlement were
loudcst in the expressions Of Joy that the vexed
question had been disposed OF IN manner more
favorable than VIZ bad right TO expect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

COLUMBIA, Nov. o. II have c0nvassel the mat
fer Of tlie proposition for the settlement Of
tie Statc debit, and Inc universal expression Of
opinion }, that the Legislature shoult acrep.
thc proposed plan and take THIS question on OF
peIittpe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Rnckincllnnl.

YAurry SHADE, Va, Nov. 11.-Some OF our
hos; citizens have been talked with about the
settlement of the State debt by Olcott com,
mlttec. The general opinion is that lt seems rs
good. IT not better. tLaE the iaddl O erger set
tlcmcnt. and for that reason should be acccpta-
bic 20 the people Of the State. tisearnestiy de-
sired that the English bondh0lders Will be SAL
isicd. and that this settlement viii be con-
frmed hy the Legislature and viii not again be
before the people.