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Or The Union announces that the five
millions government loan, redeemable in
1866, has been taken, at the rate Of interest
advertised by the Secretary of the Treasu.
ry--a fraction over five per cent A still
larger amount was offered. This is morti.
flying to the shyock Bankers who wished
to cxtort from the government, as well as
to the laolous presses ard politicians who
are using every means to misrepresent and
embarrass the administration in the right
eous war in which the country is now en-
gagged. The Union calls these latter " the
Mexican party" While we do not consi-
der this prefix as applicable to the great
body of the opponents Of the administra.
ton, we must say that we sincerely be-
lieve that the sympathjes Of many, very
many, OF the rabid partizans banded toge-
ther under the comprehensive, elastic term
"whg'--especally at the north and east
ARE with the public enemy. How else
can we account for the systematic, cont-
nued, malignant opposition to every mea-
sure connected with the warl We depre-
cate the violence which would characte-
r2e the free expression Of opinion ON all
affairs of government as criminal hut we
despise the lack OF spirit to call treason by
its proper name.