... from the whole of the facts, that what was two years ago the richest public tteasury in the world will soon be substantially bankrupt. With the political aspects of this argument we have no concern. Its fiscal significance is all that we shall pass in review ...

... levelling would compel the roads to give up New Orleans traffic (to no one's benefit), or accept 70 cents to Atlanta until bankrupt. 'Lie Transcontinental Association attempted to apply this water exemption to their tariffs by making a lower rate from ...

... power is visible. If a bounty were (t--iered by the sister republic for American itnrnigrants, an industrious agent could bankrupt the countty beyond redemption in six months, and a new enterprise would be opened for industrious American citizens. It is ...

... Spanish settlement at St. Augustine, was inaccessible. It lacked railways; and railways could not be built, for the State was bankrupt, and private capital was as rare as ice on the St. John's River. Within the past four or five years Florida has got railways ...

... skilfully introducing the view-withalarm plank into all their platforms. To let the Democratic Party in, is they said to bankrupt the Treasury by the payment of rebel claims. Everything gained by the war would be imperilled by committing the national ...

... planter, to which we give the haclineyed name of Southern hospitality, is too often like the last splendid banquet of a bankrupt on the ver,4e of ruin than rational liberality. A vcry ordinary New Englander would make a good living out at what the planter ...

... This shows a total of $335,547 paid by the farmers during these months, a record which proves that they are not becomhag bankrupt. - A DaWel telegram from Lockport (New York) says :— The Canadian lumber cam) • at Georgian Bay and the backwoods districts ...

... shackles and given a wider scope—only to be reached through bankruptcy, and the battle was fought on thin ground :—Wae the Erie bankrupt; wan the Watson programme to be Carried out or net aside; was an accounting to be had and a full inquiry made into the record ...

... depletion of the national revenue. But all citizens know that if the maj trity could act the sante part, the nation would soon be bankrupt and au end put to the means of existence of those who had relied on such inainteuainm. If the Alai- Poverty Society could ...

... skatka ; but they felt consequences of the collapse which neeinvid at the end of 1873. That left investors flooded witha bankrupt ranway bondicand- NI mkt; for 'which it Americans had received the altilifrada•of mann- , t factures--especially iron. instant ...

... whether affairs will become settled until other companies, which have hitherto succeeded in weathering the storm, have be. come bankrupt. But a settlement of the rait. road conflicts would restore confidence and effect much for many railways, some of high importance ...

... fraction of the annual charges—wiping out any dividends to shareluilders, leaving them with a great and growing annual deficit—bankrupt in the hands of receivers! Those are the figures and facts for 1869 and 1880, the initial and finishing termini of Mr. Gowen's ...