Uenrt A. Parsons, Jr. . . Editor
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1873.
TEE ISSUE OF THE HOUB.
It is certainly Dot pleasant to perceive
continuance of the gloom that ha Tor
six weeks past overspread the oountrjj
but to deny that it still exists, would be
useless. There is uneasiness yet be
gotten of uneasiness,' rather than of any
abstantial cause, and therefore not
liable to arbitrary treatment. Look as
long as ire may and as eagerly, -we can
Bad only one reason lor it; fond that
wttnt of confidence.
Ther U no difficulty in tracing the
results of the panio from its inception
in the middle of September, up to' the
present. First, a few lending specula
tive banking concerns fell through; and
the people wondered. Nextr houses
connected more or less intimately with
the speculators caved in, and then the
publio were alarmed, thought their
money no longer sate in banks, and
histfthertl to draw It out. Here the
chief evil began. There was no neces
sity tor pursuing such a course. In
every city a majortiy of the banks' were
known for their utmost reliability; it was
well understood that they had been con
servative in their management and were
involved in no rfomplitalions that could
Bring danger to themselves or their de
positors. These should have beeu
trusted. Only a very small number of
banks suffered suspension, and such be
longed chiefly to New Yorkr and were
so plainly marked by their policy that
there need have beeu no special difficulty
in picking them out. But, instead of dis
criminating, depositors drew upon almost
all institutions alike, and so embarrassed
all. Fresh suspensions inevitably eu-
sued, and this increased the alarm
Thus the panio fed upon itself, and has
been kept up ever day since by
fear.
Embarrassment of business men fol
lows as the natural sequence of the em
barrassment of the basks. Previously,
our manufacturers and merchants of un
doubted commercial standing had no dif
ficulty in obtaining money to conduct
their several lines cf industry, upon ten
dering good security ; but when the
banks had to refund to depositors, there
was, of Course but little ruarghi left for
discounting. Even those institutions
which had not yet experienced a heavy
"run" felt nervious, not knowing what
day it might eome, and therefore were
deterred from accepting paper that
would, a few weeks before, have been
taken with alacrity. So we find oui
DUBlOeSS men HCnfe n ninnoy, tboir
workshops reducing the number of
hands employed, or the waesj or event
ually closing. Then we travel another
step, and find the workingman idle
himself and family in want, This has
literally been the course of events, and
the picture we paint is uot local or re
stricted in its application, but unfoiturj-
ately national.
Now, if such be a proper analysis of
tho troubles that beset us (aud we think
no one will dispute it) what is the plain
duty ol tho people at this hour? Is it to
nourish the distrust that has already
brought about such demoralization ? Is
it to talk twaddle about issuing more pa
per money, when, for every dollar so is
sued, values will be proportionately in
flated and new complications ensue that
may be Jar more serious than those now
ou hand ? Is it to aim at pn mating po
litical reputation by attempting the great
cirous act of resuming specie payments
with $250,000 in silver, when the obli
gati6ns to be redeemed exrteo f 700,000,
000 ? All these issues are foreign to
the question. We are of opinion the one
thing that we want is conGdence. Let
men trust one another and trust bai.ks
with good directors, as they did before
the speculators' failure aud inside of
fortyeight hours there would be a per
ceptible relief. There is more currency
in the country now than there was before
the 18th of September. Deposit it with
bound institutions who does not know
of one or more? and it will soon find
its way back to start the heels ol in
dustry anew. Ve still hope (hat the
people will have the common seuse to
pursue this course. Never was the pro
priety of any course clearer, or its tffi
fcacy more manifest. It is suicidal to
bug suspicion that really never had a leg
to stand upon, beyond what too easily ex
cited imagination - loaned. Jay Cooke
and IleBry Clews and a few other brok
ers were not ready to meet their debts.
That was the sum of the case at the out
start. Must the whole country be pros
trated for their failure? Verily, a lame
conclusion, and one that from pemiees,
could never be reached save through the
avenue of alarm traversing which, men
become blinder the further they go.
Pittsburgh DUpateh.
Milk which as soon as it comes from
the cow is strained into vessels, and set
iuto spring water of a low temperture,
ud the auiuiul beat forced out before
bbipoieut, will keep sweet twenty-fours
baurs longer, and it much bealther.
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west. Everv attention In (do i.nmfn.1 f
patrons of this line will be given, and a
uuerai patronage SOUClteu.
Aug. 13-72U.
JOHN W. FRAZEE,
Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor of
patents and claims,
S of PATENT eases.
Office, 909 7th ST., WASHINGTON, D. C.
Refers by permission to Hon, Henry D.
Cooke, Governor ofo f .lumbitii