... any os-mciation that defies our laws, should not only be denied citizenshio. but a domicile. The enactment of a national bankrupt law of a character to be a permanent part of our general legislation is desirable. It should be simple in its methods and ...

... would most probably guide them aright They would see why the Iron Mountain was a bankrupt concern four or five years ago and is sow prospering. Why the Interhational war bankrupt two or three years ago and is now prospering. Why the Texas and Pacific was a ...

... speedily enable Congress. with the concurrence of the Executive, to afford the commercial community the benefit of a national bankrupt law. ...

... bel;eving that Spain would be well rid of Cuba, which it does not know how to govern, and has so handled as to leave the island bankrupt, with a vast portion of its resources untouched. Cube would rejoice exceedingly in such a change, but the United States will ...

... who should endeavour to resist that change would, in face of the fierce competition of the of the world, soon find himself bankrupt and without capital. In short, all material progress is effected by a displacement of capital equally with that of labour; ...

... were to be pitied. They had bean paying the taxes on them for 80 long a time and still had to do so, and it had well nigh bankrupted many, yet they could not let go. It was like many lotteries we have heard of which informed the drawer that he had not won ...

... Mobile er New Orleans. To do this, bits had to be built and connections formed, a work sunh a road could not execute; for bankrupt, it had no credit, and would have been swallowed by the first shark that came along had it not been protected by a strong ...

... years betore he can get final decision. By this time the pirate has wade a fortune and the original inventor is in most cases bankrupt. It the case is decided in his favor, the pirate is found to he irresponsible, and there is no chance for the inventor.' ...

... quotes a letter from a Philadelphia correspondent to the Balliortist as a note of warning The general bore is to bay several bankrupt roads. unite them, the bantling with a new sod ambition. , mune, make a lame of bonds, and stand from natter. The same remark ...

... entirely ceased, and little is imported, because there are no fends in the country. The Government, as wrli as the people, is bankrupt, and the most discouraging conditions exist from one end of the republic to the other, with no hopeful prospect. The exports ...

... they were assured that they can get a fair price for all the corn or wheat they can produce they will produce so much as to bankrupt the Treasury. Consequently they are coming to the conclusion that instead of asking the Government to store their grain in ...

... what is false. Mexico gives a material guarantee that the arrangements will be carlied out. Mexico is not acknowledgedly bankrupt if bankruptcy means debts in excess of assets, for she claims exactly the reverse to be true; and it is not Mexico's sole ...