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PAYMENT OF THE STATE INrEREsr.-The busi-
ness Of paving the February interest on the State
Loans commenced yesterday at the Pennsyya-
MIA Bank. Il was happy occasion for hundreds
VINO had for years waited for their dues The
scene in the Bank was one TO excite the grateful


sympathies of every behoter. Among the credi


tors who pressed within lis walls 10 receive their
own from the long delinquent debtor, were many
women, whose care-worn faces then lighted up
with the fulhlment OF hope so long deferred,
were silent though powerful witnesses to the viz
tue OF the act which called them lhither When
we reflect upon the many anxious days and nights
of the infirm, the sick, the aged, the widow and
the orphan, whose only dependence has been the
faith OF the State, and feel tina, once more their
doubts, their fears are ended, and the means OF
their subsistence supplied, we cannot too ardent


y rejoice that justice is al last done them
Surelyit the legislators who have so manfully
determined to do this justice, had been specta-
tors OF the gratitude and delight of the portion OF
It's recipients who reside among US, they would
have felt amply compensated for their resolution.
We need not expatiate on benefits il will confer
upon the State and country at large. Under a
proper financial system, there can Be no reasona-
ble doubt that Pennsylvania will never again
prove insolyent. The people are proud of her
retrieved honor. They feel that in paying taxes