THE STATE OF INDIANA.
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The exeron which INDIANA has made to re-esabish 4
credit appears have been made in the proper spirit andw
the determination to maintain the position which has b
assumed The of suspension in which she had permit
her obligations remain, operated as to reduce their m
ketable value nominal but now the detern
nation to reestabish their credit is fast putting her obgaio
upon footing of equality with that Of other paying State
As confidence is assuming her t the value of her stoc
has been increasing and consequence they have risen m
S23 to S4s within short period. No is Sc
why they should not be at par most holders belle
they will.


The cedtable exerton which the State has made and
good tone she has assumed in the arrangement have be-
in equal good spirit by the creditors of the State. He
monious action and mutual confidence the resuta
calculated have the best effect the business be n
acted. The bond-holders having appointed their pt
an individual in whom they and the public had confdelc
and who by his business TACT every way fitted for
place. the Governor of Indiana his part, has made ID
b. Palmer Esq of the best appointments for Trustee III
could have been made. Mr. Palmer has had yearse
perence in the financial business Of the State of Indiana
her Treasurer and enjoyed the confidence of the citizens
those who know him he is said to be sound udcions
in all respects safe man.


The trustees have Just concluded the meeting Fort Wayn
and closed the organization OF their duties by appointing
officers and putting the entire machinery operation in
diana Land offices established at Logansport in
northern section Of the State and Washngon Davis
ty, in the southern section.


We refer to the matter of public interest. The emit
country is interested in seeing the States Of the Union eav
the ranks of tie repudatng nonpaying list-Ctn Gd7