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THE MDRWALK GLAZF-TTEi Lines °°P‘"ed f‘°m‘me ‘jack “'9' “V” d°u‘“ B3311 -‘"1! 9858. Sdfuy. fdCllll_‘yt 3°’ lh° Sdllsluttttin ol to the coitsolttlattori of all power iriio the hands none of the banks 1iav it. antl one nuttdred and 0,,RlGlVl Al/ID CHARACTER 013- L0c(]_1:0(;1)1sM M:
. ts 1'_unLisiii-so it;vi~:itY wt~:D.\'i:so.n' titoItNit~'t_*-. hoteo very hotly. and w1t1mu1c1,s1_1,11 111,3 (.111,11,1,y, ol one ina-tn. spelt as Joliti Atlams and Alexatitler live dollars oftlic l)t.‘Sl batik paper must be giveii c[1V11,1E11-111,111. ‘ '* ‘
* overltze blorc oflll-r. Jllonson Hoyt‘, 'I('8Sl Sula BesH11'_11.1y 11111.1,‘ } 13,111 w,,._1111 keep 111135 11111g,.1» 1,111 nm Gmlemnmm run same risk and be m llainilton desired and aiiettiptt-d to ellect ; be- lor one hundred dollars In .~‘1)PCle. CONNECTXCUT and N Y" 1 __ ,
the -B’“i3‘e' At least till specie circulates attain: r 1 1 1 S 1 T I 1’ catise it is contrary to the entire practice of the lstglit years ago. we had specie for change ; 1,1 Spe1,'11 U110“ 111 9W “” City 3l'93»b0|-13
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1 1 Bu‘ uwn‘ 814131 necessmes gm“, smmger‘ Ixpcnse ty i te ti) reasiiry cc ienie . tletttocraiic 1idrl_V , and lit-caiisc it will create a now we have thousaiids ol tickets called “.5/tzn 11o11_w111U11 n1e,R::;:':°u"5 °§ll1’(‘1’ bAd;“1"'§l-"3
' T1-:m:is.—Sttbscrtpttons $2. a year, where de- A,1111111,11_11111s1 21,, my C1-3111110 511313111, A little risk and a little ex1ten,-9,11, be 51,191 niuliittitle of ollicc-holders. and quarter tlietit plasters." or no change at all. c1,,_.’s O1-mm und‘11) '’ are ”1"‘- fl’ l--=3 53m°-
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livered by a carrier or Post~rider, payable c1t_uat-'- 1,1,1 1111,11 11 “.111 11131111,, 11113 c,J11s111111-1111131 curmm tipoti tlte [)8~'.)1ll_fi of every state—hy nteatis ol luigtit years ago, business, cotiimcrce, and 1,,1111 111 1,110 551,111, and amine C ES” 0 a.rgument3’:
- 18,11, 1-,, ad,1,a,1ce1 . (3-11 1111‘ 31111 1111,, 21 1111,11s1e1.1,1' 111191131.’ (1 - ‘ wltotti, they may tiiore ("HSll_V keep their party trade all went on smoothly and 1_trt_is1tertiti.~,lv.-—- p0,.01-5,’, 13 i111tH;_d111-Np:vy§- 1\°n'nec"c"" Loco‘
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) Subscribersliving out of the carriers’ district. bttll clothe tlienaketl. and the hungry feed; y 3 _ tn '1itt\\'(~‘l' and the people 771 sulyeclznn. -.\’ow business is broken up and trade desiioved. 1.11 11 W13 1.1,“, :1, 11,,’ N1“, {Er 1?:-3\vt1{h* hatch '-
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4. - calling fortlieir 1)‘-Jpers, $1 50 per atiiiutn, pay- Plto‘ men abuse and slander wlttletlicy use thee, I re} , wltat attvaritage will this be to Goverii- lhoticli every intltvtdoal who acts with the and batikrupicy, distress, and poverty are star- 3.1.1.1119 al‘qpicf's 1,111 0ft.111e 31:1 ‘"1:-’Dand un
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able quarterlytu advance, \Vhcre pavnient is Mind notilietr rudeness. nortlietr tnsultsheed. mem ,1, P3111113, 11‘ 1,,11111 ,,,11,,.,' 8,111 1,11 e1,111,.,151,1 Lticti-It oco party may not sttltscrtlie totlte altote no.1 the people iii the lace. [Cit it S111,1mO,1, M1,,g and Siat‘1|t)s(l3nnendI€“U(al"
delg ed tome end of the ear ‘$2. ,- , . . _ . 1 vretttl. yet such are the prttfessioits and such is Eiulit years me the ex )(‘l)S(’S of tt\'erlilI1elll ’ ~'_" ’.. 1 . > 1» 3-5 -
Y‘ . - . y . ' ii - Ist-ntl thee liirt-lt as Noah sent the ravcn. M” ‘"’5“‘" “II ‘he "'“‘~" “F "5 l’”5‘“°55 “5 “*3!” t o ) ~ ‘- ' . ~ »' ~ ' -» uh " ' '- . -I . 2.1 ‘Mr’ .§“”“l°" I\"1“'5-15 but “S‘3“" °"‘f'l'°1-000-.
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1 111 51155111 1315 gm 1,a)a1,1em,-_1 yance,.. 1 _ 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 . ) lose w to pu ie tires or ie t. iirtceii itiil ions ol dollars. Z\ow, they !1.i,,c01Qm U1111c1;..1.11 fro 111 551.1 1-C .-
.. fl:PAr0 01115.”. attended 10 Return not if hard money may be loiintl— Why it will be Constitutioiial. subordiiiutes.—P(rlrio( Dc-mot.-rat. are over tliirtv two titilliotis ol'tlo1|-11-3 7 111,11 S (1 11 1 L“ ’ 11 m . e -. " et° y?“"1f°'
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Atlverttsements, $1 per square tor three inser- Bl“ Hm“ ~h~'l‘ 3'“ 33-‘ mi‘? 9 "“'l‘”m° F!“e"' That, tn ttst-ll 1311()(1,\tr1)11g; but tfthe gm-em- *———"-—— _ _ w-——————————-—-——— Cm11’_L,c1i U. 7‘ ,-' ‘b 1‘ 1- - it an ee
- ' \Vhiletlte sl-tin.-il-aster deluge rages round. ' ‘ ‘ PJs.liuinous Patriotism. ‘Vital does it mean’ .' C " ‘"20"’ U ‘“‘°°“°" ‘F’-.‘l’°‘«'t9‘1 fi'°m'
11°05: “"125 Cams for e"'e‘")’ 5”b5e‘l"em ‘"597’ ~ l ‘ merit deal in s iecie how can the ‘)a'il's i ‘sue >a- - ' the hard lll0I]i" Sub-'l‘ '
‘ion Yearw a11ver11qer‘,$1O .mc1u11.mg111e pa l v - ' ‘ ‘ 5 l \Vt- \.\'()l‘llll“l' il'tl‘.e Loco-li‘oco 1iartvrvt'-nerallv ‘V6 never knew a parlv who were so sure of ' 1 y’1 rbalury g°"'e"’m!‘-‘Flt Sub-
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per, payaue ,1ua1.1e1.1y. A11Ve1.115e111c11,.s 111,1, 1-1-01.1111, 1\1,1.\va1111mze111,_ 1 I i (I e in s1tet.it. ., 1l‘1€1allll1(‘l1l’ltlllllfl. /llrlllty upon aliti1ie a..tl ei\pect.i- wccess at tin Z11)[ll'()t.l\_lllflg Clo’L-;1tin, ft“ 81111 cOm1111”n 01. C’”mw;1.1cm and News York
-marked. will be continued till forbid. A DLKLOGUE. ppey 11,1151 1111), ,1_1 ‘lylllltt so1t.i. }10SlLlH71(/IIS licitehi.-., asoricof whont 2-)\()JlTV so tiiiich. and sliottvfi;-zo ll”.8r1)-5.~\rtiCl”1)l()lllS ol 11111115, 1,111.1, 011,111, 113,0, 11111111‘, 10 16119118 us from
..0111e.1.s ¢m_1US1,,1g pa),1ne1.111nay be 1~01.wa1.de1_1 1 BU“ 11.11 is an a1h50r11)ed11)y Govcmmem? _l(‘rll( ‘.1 tay or. two since. A llylplltl of ours at tcntpcr, as the Loco 14 octis til this ._.ti.ite. ll ‘ 131111115. C11,._1.11_,S, 13111110111111)-'11:, C011"-‘cts and.
by mail postage Paid \Vliat is the cause of the present distress? .t “"5 """“”""i_5 ‘‘’”h W9 “l M“ l 41” B'”9“ 5 “e “"-‘W '0 °""l‘l l5'K‘lT ‘l<’-018|'8'|U"5t ll"-‘V WW‘ Cltritiaititv 'lll(l to b ‘ tr '= I ll L ’
' ' Hm" ‘hey '"“='- 5"’P- WIN Z!“alt)ll:s‘ supporters one wliois as we have the l'ul'esl asstiraiiceol'ttiiitn1>lii.iiu I)V'(’fllHLll'()1) U1 ‘‘ ' ’ 1 - rm" thou‘ 19 0c°.FUc°'
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"BOOTS The Banks‘ says mg Low Fcco‘ well? if they 5l"Pa and we have no liaper e"‘?")" reason to l)(:‘llL‘VCe blllcvre and honest in l"’“C‘“‘5 '” Al""' "‘-'7"-L‘ ""~‘|'e\’ lllfitilillfll ’1llll‘d'- \V’i’i):‘lii’1’lioItili‘«(ofliiiiiliihlilmJ ling lianntl
- -L ' Vllhy the Banks?‘ 1.111.161“, a t 1 h - - his bclief. aitd who, we are bound to say. dis- they express tio doubts. btii ‘talk as ltoltlly and -1111 71 u 1'11 i y In e ' oar ’
THE Subscnberw°u1dre5pectfu‘”-l. Becaucp [he r don" diqcoum. ‘ y‘ H“ on y enoug specie tor ‘he use “I plaved the tiitist latidalile s tirit of ptistlitiiittiits L"”'.fiti€'l|ll)' 85 if ‘he Vl“lt>F Wllivll ll‘H"\' ‘I t H‘‘ll ‘ l "lei ( i - A
V 11 or t b’ lid is old cust.ont- ”' -l ‘ ‘ ' Governtiienl. ariditsollic r w ‘- . '- -- I - - ' ' y ' — ' ll ' '° """.V "ms tllili C0I1li0CliL'ltl.lms. no! 41%
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P C - 3 am 21 G Flt 1 merit pairtottsin that has Corrie under our notice lot a '0 expel‘! \\'t"c flll‘C'l(lV wtiti And yet Ilit-rc is -'- -- ‘ - -
' ' 1. 11-.11 1 - t 11 If we dcstroy the Banks, shall we have bct- . _ _ . ' ' . . ' , _ ‘ - 1 ' - ~. - _ ~ NM-II the blll)lllllL’ degrees of L()co.Loc0]sln
. 975*“ Pamcu ‘"3 ‘H 19 "15 '°°l'e“e will we be even as well uffas we are at this ino- It"-‘L’ lItite- a spirit oi \'ln(ll('ll\'e 1iZlS5l()ll a ltiiit-v-tit-sso‘ tctii- ' t-- --it ‘ ’ ‘ '-
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. - W‘ 1 3- SP t-“ 1 3550’ lei 8CC0mm0 3“""5- 1-; Our friend spoke to lt‘m ofllie resent emliar- ttvr. iii tlieir1iultlic'itioiis btrh in their news i'i- t - l ' ’ '
K and shoes of every description, at. the old stand B 1 h 1. 11 B 1 11- O 1116111001-re‘, me" ' 1.1.8111” 1 -' 1 b ‘. 1 P ,1, 1 .‘ " ‘ ‘ 1. ‘ ’ ‘l ‘ C“ “9"‘" ‘Q1995 has ’~'”P0W=d hi‘? m0d€|'n Drill‘
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formerly occupied by George Mc:1d,E.-rq. where H ‘ 6 rep ‘es’ ie "H5 N’ u ' Tobe sure we will; we will lose nulllltitr by tit‘ 1111,‘ 5 1m 1' ":1. "S‘“‘i°“ ‘“ me °m""r.-1y‘ :.eC,?11d1{1” :11Umiq1”“1)m"l 1?1m(fl" mg” 1l‘mt'((N1'\1 (lliikb fmrm that Ha“ and the NM.‘ York Park
.. 1 , -. . at . tart tines 'iirittnrr l1l_8l’“.ZJt|lI e r‘ 93:. e wit i t ietr tistcriii; it 9851 ts ~- - ' N‘ ‘ v ' . ' ' _
- “W39 Wl‘° wish to Purclmse can be 3“3"'“-'"°dal‘ I) a‘ firm‘ and mm b me muse’ bank ratrs. men of the tlPr0l1'-tPll1Plil ol' lllebCl.ll('ell('. (Sic "-‘”’)"“L’ a lartve nt-ii-t 't ' l‘ \' ii i 0 il -” l“ -“ t~d”~ny l‘.ngm 5 lmpmus Id‘ .' than the Ammgh
ed with ready work on tll‘m0Sl, reasonable tcrtns. * When did they do this?_ ,1 ’_‘ 1 &c PM - 11.. r .y.1 . Sim .11 1 1 5. (J. rt y o o es oti it. occa y nits tut a iuoiv-.".pot.ir ofthc Priests. Conttec-s
T1 1. 11 . . ea mm 01. 1113 stock on _ 113111 1511-119, 11911118, W111 we make a1,y11,1m, - s1. ter ctiristt1tierict..~ii . Ur rll.'!£Fd\d_“‘_‘ l'_\.’» 1‘ d IH H to. tit-ut Loco—Ft.tcoisi‘ii has branched out into mn-
le 0 owing compns l - J‘-151 all" the Te“l°V7-ll‘ 0f ‘be deP°5"°5 b" . " 'he1mlit'y til the last and trt-sent 'Itllnllllslr'l- Fhe truth hex-tint’ ‘lll coritrovers ' '~= tl H l"tiir v 1' «
hand, which he olfers at the lowest Cashprtces: ‘ by them; aritl it would seem that we slioultl 111,1, -1-1 ,11 11._ 1._ L _ l11.‘_ ‘ _ ‘ were tv__ . 1 ‘ 1' 1 _ _ ~-31*” _“.V ‘l n “{7} Hing U50 11 m0"0P0lYo—SUC_h 88
'50 pair Men’s Calfskin Bt)ots.at38a-'15-1pr.pair. Genera! ‘}a“l‘5""" pave 11,, 1111911135 10 can .11] G 1 1 -1 _'i1 a 1 its its ot,o- ot.o relatixc re- 11 iicurmotc a rlrllllfl ltir their t)\\ll salt-ety. corporatioris, charters, cttntracts at the Stag
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500 do Ladies Frenc1]1I\ieS’ at 87$ cts_ do For ‘V1131 reason ,1. 1 y on ex er. oxern ,t .et , \\ l. i i re most ctttletit liriiiesty and sin- tap al1lll( present moment , and all tltcirswa«_r— with cotiipariit-S, &c.-—z1iid the Judiciary even is
\I 1 .111 "mm W1-111111 11a,,e ,111 111,, m,,11ey___e1,1 111,‘, ,1” cc-rt1_y, Oh yes. he could 111,1 tleny 1t_ he 3.111111- tgcritig tti their lt{‘.\\vg'pZ'}1l€TS. proceeds lrotii a ltiel- looked tipoti in Corinectictit b the ]_.oco.Ft;cos
100 do d° 31”” Oots ‘ 0 Because the General told them they must ztc- ‘ ted it all “the it - -91- 1t» .',1 1 «:11 . Ill" no-trl 11' I - 1 ~ 0 - ' .5 1 t it -- -
50 do Misses SliPl3ers,50 and 75 cts. do 1 that could work at its own price—feed ilicin in . ' ’ "ms d‘ ' ."m.‘ 531- -18‘ K cl‘ lltt ) 8 let. M -H-iipiilmuil‘ ‘ '" ‘,‘l‘.‘' “I9 55 Mt iltititlicr iiioiiopolv, that 1h'~’Y Wm
100 (1 M. t \vas-11111 ton Shoes 351 371 do comrnodate the merchants. so thatthe peop.e . I 1 1 1 _ C‘’‘”'") "39 9‘'m”‘'-']~ “ml '5 5'1” 5“ll""".'-’~ 3"" ‘ "’”_' ' “‘.V W" ‘l“~“l’3”- llH‘)' l'”1VCd€(‘f‘l\'Hl rrjorm as soon as lllf‘V have (?ll()ll0'l'l oftlie pow-.
I _ 0 I-D 5 S -t ‘ its our: way—arit. maketliein vote as ll pleased no mart ll’(‘ls the “ l- l 1 i and itri Hlikll i l l -' l l - - ‘ 1 t- IV] 1 -/ -1 - ' ' '-
' 50 do‘ BOYS do do 87% to $11 do would not miss the breaking UP of the United 7 - . ' -1 . prebmre "mm I M” ‘”_"m" . .r ‘ " . "m" l ".3 l'e°l’.e‘.“" ’ ‘-\lWi“”(1" "r" ‘ ' I "’ ‘””‘”‘0'‘‘7’«t' '”’”””S "f the 8‘“79m‘
.50 do Cacks’ do 44 Cts_ do S B 1 All. you are a V5 big, cries the Loco-Foco. a l~‘r|l~ ht‘.)_I do not‘c.rpecl to sac!/ic benefit oft/tesc1 l1 “’lC>5lttllS ol i'e;_r:ird (or their ll1l(:‘Tt:,‘.\l.S and wt-l— mmils. wltcrc lttbor is t-i.\-pence per d;t1t,_.
"" ' N. B. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to [mes an L *1 . . Bank man--an aristticrat-—-aricnemv to the lieo- "ll-ll-lwcizn1”-I?’ [Ue"f"c1‘ l’”' my "'”"""l',"' '”-V lull’) ‘'5 |m"g.”°. " .“"” l’”‘''' 1‘ ‘’’."‘”h?''‘l' "’.‘l"‘ whim "W" 8"’ hm """r’3 m. ""3 “'1' '’"-d "C"
m.de1.’_o1-1116 Very best m11_1e1.1,1_1s,,,_11d111 the most Very good :- then the General was the instiga- 1,1e__a,,11 1111" 11.; goes. I ittil i“i'e1'1l-is C ”l‘l",'I'_' “"tl1l- fl expect to st.1tt_-:1 3111111111i11t1.1ni.tttl.tiitl p oh tiiere1tr{‘\t’c~ttsitnts. in lllt‘ll)L't' lg‘-'l1Il"llr(.)'11i1(‘('Jlyl‘ll‘S.fll)0lll, tltt-tr ll€(?l{S,—-.—Wll.ll tlic_
f_ h. b1 d 1_ 1.1m manner 1.1. 1 “P ‘iv “$11851 « i i mg to sit-. cr, ut oturc geiierati-ins \\l I Mr on it experience. hurt a Lot-o—lt oco ~ t1t~ rr....~tiiy notions ofFrtt.tice, Russia and the
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.A1 h_ d d 1- 1e ho to T0111 _ 1 _ 1 8 8 lt\e.1 lial In lie ()l'Pg()lllg Sl)1-)- - It it. tent’ t. ,1 _. 1ititt his tit-.*t;_: ilitir, dill .,.sl\3|I)eIa\,'t11- 1,1 trtitrtn D lit Ib,—-{lll lltt-‘Se Coiincctlfilll. LOCO-
ll? 500“ *1" an or S“ a u "e Yes but be no sooner saw it than like a trite . T1. . ,. . 11 . ; 11- . -1 ~ 1111... 1. . - 1- - - 1.‘ . 1 .- -
\ 101, fimt1quh11ty S01eLcfl111er. _ . t P118611(11,,111gue.w1,11ave ex1mus1ed111eL”w-F“_ iat_now ixocr .i_ io.t U1_£{-07I._/‘(till-8 faith1 3 ti tilt) (1ttll‘ll‘llUt‘, tint tti ollice, on the ,t_-rooittl U"-(Haiti in: tiiiportotl li-out tltc New York ercal-i
r” . ' GEORGE JAMES ' atriot and statesman, he issued the Specie C:r- .- 1 _ _ " tlicevttleticc ol tlitiigsitot secii." and altogetlicr lliiit he is his lrictitl. aiitl has the lll1l_{lIt'.Sl estct-iti /‘"l05-Sill"-'1‘”'5“1” 51- ‘?7"07’I?<777-S. and 0f the
. - - . r’ coargnnit>nt- and oiirllzzn/ring readers will ‘e li l ' - I1‘ 1‘ . . . - 1* ‘ 1. . B - T .
' » Wiltott July?» 1837 21t,f C111,” and 1110110111 1115.1-11 ,11,a11s1a1111111g1 1 _ - I ' 1 f L ~ s e tno rm y ,i_rrouiitletl to be easily shaken. Bttt1 pr um. .11.» well as his country, he must iiiakc J1_“l’ll’ €.‘_'"_"t dtlltiigsgatc and l\t‘wgate orators,
A ’ ’ i ' h ' W ‘l ‘W31 lint ti an animal a oco-Foco isiri we be” the intlttlut-ttce of otir l’-iitliliil friciitl I tat frit-rt hclit-vc that the extrcnie (‘llll)'l""t< '- 0 “'10!!! Litri on ll‘-IS rclicvcd itself for us
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To lltefclllt.-JLIISO Bruilgeport, amt 1-aujveld Catutly Cunning old fellow. And then they stopped re1a111m 10 snme O1. 111emeasureSo1_ me adm1”1S- 1311011111 11115 111%, 11:15 eye), “,1.1,11e We 1e11 111m 11 1111,1115 1111111,, 11.111011 1-11,3 w1,1,1e €111,111,“ 11,1, 5,1111.“ bolt tittrsztrymtt is 8. l-lurttpcnn notion, first
.CIF'IZbNi _Ins now neaflyuvi‘-‘15years Smcae paying SPEC“? 1,-.1101, He 11mm, 11 11. b 1b 1_ short story. ltitu. are bciiclits——-tliai the prostratioo til’ all kinds i_1“‘”"‘l‘"”'~‘d _ by, Skl‘l'""“3 l” Americas and
— _ Ibe°3m€3 §1'9[19l'°-lagem-f°"D"' '3-“dlcth * 7 q - 1 , d 11 1 . 1 . “ ' 5 ° ’mg“ “ 8 “""e3°"‘~’r)’ A certain man oitce got a notion (no matter til littsiiicss. wlitcli llt’l'(’ltill)l’(‘. \\'('!‘r' l’.l:)lll'l.~llll'l.(_’. is l""”§l‘l h)’ l'”" lF0”| E1H">P'.‘» and litrf‘-N1 M. last
celebrated Pills in this Count Ever one 19*» ‘1”d‘‘5‘°‘’'e "" 3‘ ’°‘°” "°“°°m5'~’°3 1- - rt 1 t - * ’ . - . - . 1‘ - ‘ . M. V t
1 y. _y . t1mg_exce111dem1-,1-1s11a11,111_ 111ere11ev(1rwaS1 1,111., 11,111 /11,.111.01.y bark was 1111, 11e3.1111111g111 11113 d lH\tt)l to those who sultt-r UlItlt'l‘ it-—tliat lit; has itlio.i i. an B|_1l'(‘ll, ulit.-ri t.:t- Slam Bing
kllqws the venl high Chamctef .t.h‘.3 genume ml’ were’ perhatis iii the history Of the whole world so Wtirld for the huiiian ctittstitiitittrx. and Zllltigellier Nit.‘-..~‘til_tt.-tl tlic itit-t.-;:t>.-ts:ol'iltotistittt,l~ til'oto-t-lt:ttt'i >. B“?-‘S"-"’i‘l"”"“3“"‘“l T“"""""‘." 1I“”‘m"m"b‘
_ ’d1C1"‘_3 h"~5 "bl'~‘11"°d by '-’1"e*‘Y ‘“”’V1d“"1 “’l’° has But wouldiliey have stopped, had not [his 1" _d 8’ dfi. ' b 1 . , ' l”'-’l.“-"M" "’ b"9f ‘-“"1 1t<tlu|ties,f-atttl 1,1,-5 3.1.1 lll2lllUlllL'l|trt'l’.~. and lli(lll.~ll'lHlIS lt'lltl.'l'(‘l"S. by do "’:"’ lb“ “M J) !T|"‘l'l‘€tt‘y -~-it. A Hurt! Jlltmey
, 9? 1168!] it. The sale has in consequence become Circular been Pmmu1ged,1 0d i erente etween tie opiiitor.s and Cakes.11,1.1111111111111111,111,e,,1,1,,1_ .-He11,111111,11c1,11 ttt__r_r every thing in 1.i_.- 1)i)wt'rl(il|_lTll iltettt out .,t (rt-'t'ct':ttitt-nl is fill! that Elli‘it|'W‘.'lll nnlion, borti
* great’ “.4 the calls 1“ ewry par” of the county 1 . . 1d 1 b practices of two parties as at present. The that lit the use of these articles tn_en were very ‘””l’l".V”"""‘- “ml ‘l“I"l\'e llH‘lll oi‘ Lrt-a:l——:ttitl ‘” “""“'”"-‘S _“"”‘F“ l-ilf‘.V ll?|"<‘- "0 (’T='‘(l|ls "0 Calli-
. has continued to increase‘ It ‘S 315° {§°“‘-‘l'3“.l’ — lhmk 0.0‘? bu‘ ‘he coumry W0“ ‘ave ecu \Vhias found their 3rgl1lTl€’lllS upott facts——t11e.1, tipt to over eat tlieiitselvcs, Plllll/:(‘lt[lS(r't1llE'llll\" l 'l'"'« by carrvitie on a pativ w.-ttf:.~ri- :i=_raitt,<t “ll bl" \\‘h-‘it SF in lilo.‘ It.-tittls fil tiohles,——iio rail-
’? 3 known “hit Dr. Bmndl-em in-S “CV” made a flooded wnh Paper. a i iealtoex ierience tlt= It . ’ Wereliiililc tooccusiotial7u:ulsto7t.9. ht-stilt-s \'i.lrl'lh;”'k‘\\t Ct‘t'tliI. and (.'l:l‘lPll(‘\’. lllllll all lxllllli ol «"Ja‘l-‘~ '-" l--‘H-il>. tin 1i.-it-kt-t, ships, but little
-' '-«. ' n '.‘ ‘ '* '§ 0 - - . C _ '. , - . " . . . . u-. . .
. J)ru.g,gt.st an Agent , no douat lt- had his rea- , . ll l I ya no,,_.l'£ll|1l“’U5("“ ottsotlier tli.-atlvtttitztttp; .1, .1 .,11‘111 111,. 31.1,,-119 sale tttttttov tire \-’}H11_\l1(>*(l_;1111l 1,141,111., 1,» 111, 11111 Ntlltlilt rt.- , -llltl \\-l|l“Ti‘ lll"lt'll‘-'ll'El'llV1'S on blitck
1- (1 ~ 11.11 ,1 11 1 VVell then, if the U. S. an tat continuet, .1 . _ , _ , IL c _ t _ . - 1
if 80113 0l‘B9 Olflgt 1113 -1 V‘ 10 fife 19Pl'‘_3P“e “'5 - S . l‘.teticeorcretlit--ttieytltsregardtiatriesororgan- in the use of liit-korv hark. T111. .1111...” t,|‘1\\'litil is (‘ll-'Il'E!('lt'fl'/.l‘\l as sltitt-plttstt-ts ll!‘ ll'l\ “‘”'Pi 90"’ l"""“"b "‘““"t""‘-"ll ‘'l'‘'"'s 01' l""‘l€}’
-. » .. . I _ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ ’ _ " F‘ _ 1 \' i .~ "n _t__ _‘
‘ -3 r °f 3'" ‘uncle “Mel-l have 3' nghtt Winch now ‘here Wm“ hdve been "0 (“er “hues "0 peue izaiions--wliiletheir ttlitititictits rs.-lv for Stit'L'Pss ovt-.r-t>atiti,L'wool-I liceuiirelv ttlwi.-tit-tl by ll1ee,\'- iirtiiiiotvtl the c.ottvt:tttt-ttt-e., tttttl tttctt-list-tl iltt— h“"”' “'5 l"”‘” "”“l l"-“"9 ["1 9 """l l’°l""9
' " C rtt-<1»:-rii)’ Hi. all cltisst-s of tlic t-oiiitiiiittitv. ll the ('°"§-"'3 ‘‘'‘’'‘S "l ll” ‘~"C"- l'."d.""-“tilllli bi'1l‘1"C95
ought to question, of making whom they choose
the vendors. \-Vhat has been the result of this’!
- I will tell you. There is scarcely a Drug Store
'in the whole of this County but what sells, or
has for ‘sale the Counterfeit Article. How men
who profess religion, who profess to be moral,
can for 8. moment allow their minds to stoop to
such low swindliiig, is itiorc tliaii lean tell ; such
however is the notorious fact; they, the Drug
Stores, not only keep the Ctiuntcrfeit Pills, but
absolutely assert that they are the geiiitine Bran
.derth’s Pills. tlius atlttitig :1 vile uittrutlt to the
_.crime of stviiidlitig. This is not all; the Dl'Ug-
-gists know very well that persons wlto use the
true Brandreth’s Pills. soon require no tnediciiie
at all, they therefore sell pills which they call
— Brandretli’s genuine Pills, which are calculated
to do serious iiijitry; by which means they sup-
pose that the true Bra.tii'ctli’s l‘ills will be brought
into disreputc.
' Know therefore all ye who read this, that the
I triteand genuine Brandcrtli’s Pills can be only
a
‘X .
obtained genuine of me in Bridgeport, and only
of such Agents in the County who have a certi-
fiéate of agency, signed by me, and also by Dr.
Brahdreth, and observe th-.:t every one has one
of these Certilicates,or the Pills sold cannot be
relied upon asthe true and genuine Braiidi-etli’s;
and further observe, that it is dangerous to pur
chase of any one unless he can cxhibittliesc cre-
dentials of agency.
The following are the Agents, appointed by
John B. Sanford, for the sale of Brand_i'etb’s V.
U-. Pills, in the County of Frii-field:
Fairfield, Geo. Peck, Lewis Burr, &. Geo. Burr
Brooklicld, Burr 8.-.. Morris, and LC Northrop
Ncwtowri. Baldwin 8: Beers, VVm. B. Glover,
. Ezra. Morgan, S. B. Peck 8: Co. and Hart
‘— Shephard
Soutltport, A Davis
Westport, John W. Taylor
Reading, Fzirtton & Duiicomb, Abbott &: Frost
Ridgelield, Wm. Dauchy &. Co
Danbury, David Pearse, Jr. 8; James W. Porter
Sturdevant & Smith.
Wilton, George B. Middlebrook
Weston, Eli Adams
Trumbull, Judson Curtis
Monroe, Levi Edwards and Daniel Sherwood
New-Fairfield, Seeley Barnum and Stephen
Hopkins
. Stratford, Robert Walker, &—. Treat Blakeman
Norwalk. Levi Clark and Edwin Lockwood
New-Canaan, Samuel Raymond 5.-. Co
Stamford, VV. &. R. Hoyt ti.-. Co
Greenwich, '[‘lio’s Burton, 8: Jonathaii Jesup
Darien, Albert Seeley
Black Rock, T Ranson 51: Co.
Aconstarit supply of the Genuine Pills
can be had at the oltt stand of
JOHN B. SANFORD,
Sole Agent f'or Fairfield County.
Bridgeport. Oct. 10, 1837. '
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THE SL001? CITIZEN,
Capl.JEDED1AH BROWN
~ York on Tuesda}}S.'(t;itl§ relppn on Saturdays.
THF SI. 1 ECHANIF
Capt. GJREGUR Y GR UMMAN, Mastér.
-Will sai
dtt,ys_.
landings.
thér Of th
tive vessels, or at t 1
- V . WILLIAM T. HOYT.
‘iNorwallr,‘Jatt. 2-It 1338-
:Will sail from this lending to James Slip, N
l on Saturdays and return oit Thurs.
Freight. will be taken as low as at other
For furthcijparticulttrs inquire of ei-
ecaptains on board of their respec-
he store of the subscriber.
if '16
Circular, no suspension of specie payments. no
present curtailment of discounts, no want of
work '.’
\Vel‘t, we should have had the monster; and
to lose our liberties, you know, would be worse
than to lose our bread.
Certainly, but pray,cart you tell me how this
institution was dangertius to our liberties’?
\\~’liy General Jackson said it bad too muclt
[)()\V€l'.
But yet Gen. Jackson conquered it?
That is trite; but itiuterlered in the elections.‘
Ah, indeed, in what instance?
I don't know; the General said so.
\Vcll the General also said that the public mo-
ney was not safe in its charge--that it was bank-
rupt?
Yes, but he afterwards found it bad too tnuch
tiioney.
Then the General was mistaken?
No—I think not —-the Bank got ricltcr.
Well, then touching our liberties?
The Batik loaned money to \Vebb and anoth-
er printerin Pliiladelpliia, and to Gales dc Sea-
ton, and paid the papers for advertising its state-
merits.
\Vell, if it did lend VVebb and others money,
it took the best of security, required payment
with interest; and when it paid for its advertise-
ments, did no ninre than any other batik, dil it?
\Vhy, not that I can say—only it had no bu-
siuess to oppose the Administration.
How did it oppose the Administration’!
By contradicting General Jackson.
But. it appears by the General's own show-
ing, lie was wrong; and would not any institu-
tion or individual do the same?
Tobe sure; but the Bank had no right to do so.
Now, I deny that the Bank ever opposed the
Administration politically, or ever took any part
in politics. Can you show an inslarice?
No. But lbclieve it.
Now, we rriaintain that were the U. S. Bank
now in existence, things would be in the same
condition as they were in 1828. Can you give
inc :1 reason lo the contrary ?
Why, I am not a financier-—aiid can't say----
though Itlon’t believe it.
You do:i’t know, and yet you and others who
don’t know, decidctl the question by your votes.
VVas it fairthen for Gen. Jackson, to call upon
the people to decide upon so intricate and dilfi-
cult a question?
I wori‘t say--—tbe people know bt=s'- At any
want any bank.
That is true, the Government w
how will it be with the people?
money plenty among them’!
I don't know~.—but it will save government
from loss.
ill not; bill
In what way?
VVliy, by the pet banks.
Bank—Governnient I believe never lost. any
thing by that?
No; butitttiiglit.
rate. when we get the Sub-Treasury. We W00"
Will it make
Perhaps that is ttue—-but not by the U. States
I can't see how-—-for all its business was done
on declatrtation. party badges and party claims.
promises and speculaiioiis. c.\pcdicnt‘s and ex-
1ieritt'ierils. which have already brought, ruin and
distress upon its all. 1
The \Vliigs
are charged with producing these evils. \tVttat
ability had they to do it? For nine years, the
ilitlltltiiittl ttufiy have had the absolute power.
VVltat are the facts in the case 7
and liztvc rlone wlial they plt-.ased—-unawetl and
iiitclieckctl by tI1!1Hi$llltin. and what have they
tlotie [or us? And wltat do. they propose to tlo
for us I
Loco Foco Creed.
THEY m:Lti-zvtz. that the sole end of govern-
ment is per.-jotial aggrantlizement.
THEY nr:i.it:vr:. that the people are more ma’-
chincs to lift ilietii iiiio ollice.
'[‘rii~:1' BELIEVE. that the greatest good to the
smallest riiintbencotistituicstlte vital priticipleot
tlctiiticrticy.
'l‘Ht;ir Bt~:t.tt«:vt:. that the foiintlaiititi ofonr na-
tiorzal policy oi.:1_ilit to be laid in itie entire de-
strtir:lIoittil'evcr_v iiistittitioti and tloctritie, wliicl:
tloes not recognize aritl acknowledge "an ct1uz-il
division ofproperty atitl the entire abrogation 1-"
the ntarriage contract.”
Tmsv BELIEVE, that the only qualification ne-
cessary for the selection of a mart for oflice.
sl:ottltl be his stibservieticy to tltetiiselves.
’l‘tu;ir at:Lii:vt:, that the people have no right
to watch the movements, and question the det-
signs of the oliice.-liolders.
'l‘Hi~:tr BELIEVE that the people have no right
peaceably to as-‘eriible togetlier, for the purpose
of tliscussittg stib_'1et:lstil',great 1)')llll(_'z)l itttt-re.-.t,
withotit having lirst obtaitzed perttiission of the
great Saniietlritti.
'I‘Hi~:Y BELIEVE. that all who do not acknow-
ledge John M. Niles to be the greatest man liv-
ing. arefederalisls.
Tmztr BELIEVE, there ought to be such a
revolution as would leave behiritl it no trace ofa
goverttttterit which tloes not “provide for every
lttirnan being an equal amount of property on
arriving at the age of maturity."
Ttii~;ir t-:t-:Lit:vE. that the people are incapable
ofgoverning themselves. autl iftat tlierefore, it is
tlte duty of the officers of the federal government
to interfere and meddle with the doniestic coit-
cerns ol'eacli state.
Tnnv Bt;t.ti-:vi~:. that it is dernocralic to pay
the ollice-ltoltlers with gold. aittl the perisioiiers
ofilie revolution antl the poor fishermen with the
bills of broken banks.
THEY BELIEVE, that the Constitution might in
all cases to be construed s'rictl_v, except \\ hen
such a construction interferes with their interests
and designs.
Tut-:Y BI-‘LIEVE. that the state governments
are dependant upon the General Goverritttt-nt for
the little liberty they yet possess antl for lll(‘ll‘
continued existence. and that therefore the oili-
cersof the federal goverritnent ought rightly to
exercise a corttrtillirtg power over them.
1 Tmzv BELIEVE. that the General Governnietii
is sovereign atttl that the States are subjects. aritl
that thert-fore all state instiiiztions ouglit to be
cotitrolled by the ollicers of the federal govern-
ment.
'l‘nt:v BELIEVE. that bartks are useless audio-
expedieitt, atitl that ttur present liatikitig system
is rotten atttl corrupt, and that it ought therefore
to he atinihilated root and branch.
Tut-zv ni-:Lii-:vt~:. that the credit system ought to
he (l(:‘Slr()y(>‘(l, hecatise it ltas so identified itsell
with the interests til’ the people. as to supplant
the ol’fit-.t'-'iiiltlers in their alleclions and also be-
cause it contrihtttetl to the liappiriess of tl.e
‘people and prosperity ofthe country.
_'l‘tu:tr BELIEVE, that the Sub-Treasiiry bill
-iitglit to pass because it will increase the pat-
roriage of the Executive. from wliicliinany of
them have great expectations. andibecaose the
scheme is ofari ultrafcderal cltaracterwtcnrlitig
ttlusivc use olthis article. and he was sure that
“in the long run" it wotiitl be found cqiially
-tlittflrfriiitz Wllll liecfanii 1it;tatt;s.s. At any roit-.
lie was tletcririiiictl to try the C.I‘p6T'llItelll. Ac.
cordirigly. he iiiittiediately vcloccl liet,-l'at'tt_l pota-
toes. and put himself and his whole llttiiily upon
a diet of pure hickory hark. For a few days
they adhered ri,t_titll_v to the system. aotl the old
mart l)E*_.t_1.'ll) to extilt in the siiccess til‘ his experi-
iiietit. lie was cottfitlcitt that he had llirttisltctl
his liiiiiily with rt l2cI.'c:‘ dial, and that as soon as
they got ucctistoiitctl to it, ll cy woizltl lllltl iijtist
the tliiitg. lit ti short Iiiiic. llU\\'t’\'t‘l', they lie-
uari to |atigtiisl:—syriiptoiits of distress _ lit-cattle
tiianil'e:st——yel aithoiigli the good old rnaii hitti-
sell‘ lelt the pressure. he lutigltcil at ‘it. and pro-
nouiicetl his family only panic struck. To
remedy this. he proposed that the bark sliotiltl be
iakcn itianollter form; solic hail it ground line.
and :att-t=1ictl in a decoctioti of slz'.pper_y c-ltn. and
then plied the family more vigorously than ever
willttlie lli'l1ll"t)\'&‘(l diet. Mtilters soon bet.-tirtie
worsc——ilte clislrcss iitcreasetl-—tlie cirrrululion
ticcaiiie iiitpt-tlt:tl—a lllllvl-3'5Ul SIlS]’)CIlSl07L til’ the
litticiiotis iifnatitre t-itstit-tl. and finally the old
man liitiisclf was laid flat upon his back. A
l'rietitl who knew the cause til‘ all the troiililt-.
now came in to expostnlate with him. I-lc
pttintcil to the deplorablesittialltitt of tltt: l‘uIllll\,'.
and spoke of it as pror-ceiling front his ex, cri-
ments on their diet. This the old man was con-
strained to admit, “Biit," said he, " l am never-
theless ctinviriced that liickory bark is the l)F'Sl
thing for its after all. For itiyselli I (/0 720/. 0.7:-
pccl lo live to see the benefit qf it. but l'oturt-
.'~,'P.ll(‘l'{ll.lUllS wi.l. VVe shall probably 5llllPl' for
a while. under the cliarige iii otir diet. but when
l)lll’('llll-ll'Pll aritl otir cliiltlrt'ti's cliiltlrcti get well
rtccuslontt=tl tti it, they will find lll€lll$6'l\'(‘S vast-
ly betteroli'iti every respect. atitl more especial-
ly so. as there will be no tlaiiger of their over-
eating .”’ Sosaying, the old titan laid his ll(*'i]d
upon his pillow, atitl died, atltiitniisliiitg his
cliiltlren to persevere in the use of hickory hark!
Mark the result. Nosooiicr was the old man
tlecettilv buried, than his fatrilly at once de-
1er11,1nt§t1 to return to the good old diet iiiittct
which they had grown up and prospcrt-d in for-
l’
he t-arintti succeed in the at-ctitii1tltslirttctti ..-l'tlic.sc
'-i"jk‘(‘ls,lietttlllltl.lit1ltt.'('()ttilI‘lttllt'tilir.-0-(il'llilli;:F.
to cxpcct to be trtatctl \\‘llll_/I‘(lII_lt.‘II£’S.“ at lta.-t, il
not \‘,llll a tlc,;rr-e of lIllHllElF.‘$S wliitli wutiltl
ttaliirzillv render his situation lrksottic and eni-
l)Ell‘l‘£t!~‘:‘l!ll.!. As these t-alatiiities have all ltecri
l”'”|'l.'ltl itpori ‘the country witltiti the last t-iglit
\‘f?:,lr.~'. and under the iivfitit-tit-c of Jitt-ksotii.-iii.
Vail Btireiiistii. and, as tlte rialtiral lriii til’ [Airti-
lfttt-tiistit. it \\ ill l‘l‘t1tlllC lliC (‘Kl-‘l'(.‘l5(' til'>titttc it‘-
-_tt»iitiit_v. to shill the: l"‘.\‘1ll)ll>"lllllll_\’ tor the pic.-ettt
state of lltitigs t,-ll l'rotti lllPll).\_‘t‘l\"f‘.~l. and
place it upon l)lll('I‘5, wliti lllrl’llll(l all tlte tvil~;
that have come to pass with proplit-tic acctirat-y.
atitl ctintt-iitletl with all their tiiigltt :-i1_-tiitist the
policy and the scltettics \\'lll(.'ll have llillillctl
those predictions. That they have ltf‘L‘ll long
tried, a:‘.tl are still making sut-li a trait.-ft-r ol'rt-.-
spotisitiiliiy. is - crtaitily true; but it uoiiltl lit‘ a
_i__{rtissitiipcncli:tieti!ol'ilic llltllt*l‘3l.‘Il|tllll.l_j1~'.HS \\ ell
as thejiistit-c atitl llllt’2l'll_\’ ol'uii llll1‘lllL‘l‘l!l colit-
titttiii'._\'. to :ttlii_iit. for one tiiorit in. that tlit-y cart
l-'- tliiptttl by a st-lli.-lt and tlt-stgttittu attit_v ol
ollit-t--litiltlt-rs. zigtiiiisi tlicir o\\ it cxpi.—riciti_-c and
l\lltt\\'lt‘tl<_:P.
'l‘ltt= Loco-Focos will still profess ,t_trcat rcgartl
for the pt-ople; atttl if trusted arty lUll;_’€X'. they
will >lltt'.V it by the satire. ruinous cotir.<t=. ofc-iti-
tluct that they’ have ltcrctofore ptirsucd.-—C'on.
Courartl.
The Atltlressofilte Loco Foco State Convert-
lion. dwells lotitl aritl long on the hteiit-fits tlr:rivt:d
by the pco1ile of this state. from the triutttpli til"
Dcmocratitr priiit-iplcs in 1818. and since. that
pcrltitl-—oftlie various refottiis and irtiprovt=ttierits
Clll‘l‘.|(’tl by the tlt=niocr>its, ézc. All [Iris is true.
arid the fact shoiiltl riever he lost sight ol'——biit
let it not ht? .rUT}_It.'lltE‘l) that not one half of the
itteitil‘crs ofthai Ctittvention. had arty thing to
do with the l'f.‘llll"llIS antl improvenietiis alluded
to. Many of them, with their Fathers. opposetl
these very rt-forms, and never joinctl the party
until they tliscoveretl a goltlcti opporititiity lo
nzulcc gain oft/tcir (lcnzocrttcy. A large slizire ol'
the old pioneers in those rcliirttts atitl iittprove-
mcnts. who breasted the storm and stood the
shock of fetlcrztl violcticc aiitl pcrscciitioii, in
mer davs. They itritiiediate‘_v cotnnit-iicetl a
tliornugli reforiri. 'l‘lit=_v turned titit the servants
and cooks at whose hands they had received
their preparations of lickory bark—itatl their
pots and kettles and plates and knives scoiirt-tl
i.-p—-tliscartletl hickory bark. and went back to
heel aiitl potatoes. with an occasional cltrznge of
pies and cakes. A niarketl itnprovenieiit was
ittititediately iiiat'iil't=st—a healthy circttlatioii
was l‘(‘sl()l'f.’(-l--llzllllle resumctl lit-.r funct_ititts—
the cliiltlren grew lat, siotit and lieart_y— univer-
sal health rettirried. atitl liappiriess and prosperi-
ty agzairi reigned tliroiigliout the faniily, as in
t1tctlaysol"' Auld Lang Syne."
By Way nl‘appiicatiott, we have only a ques-
tion toask ; and we put it not only to our friend.
lint to the People of Conrtectictit. \Vltat say
vou—becl' and potatoes, or hickory bark ?—
Hartford Courier.
sidcralion. an-I I/zey should cause
—l£iglit years ago we had a
of $35.000.000 capital.
and a
Facts for con.
serious 'rP_/l6(.‘ll071.
United States Batik
twenty tiiillions of specie in ttie country,
currcncv et1italtoatt_v in the world.
The United States Batik has been vetoed. the
(l€‘[iD5llPS l‘.‘n10‘-'Cll into " pei_ banks.” and now.
“.111, 1_.1111,t_v tttillioits of specie. we have no cur-
rency in the cotintry at all, or one of the very
wars’! in the Wflrltll
Eight vears run
the United States aritl C
United States Batik. out
one per cent. discount. 1
Nnw, the pet and other hank bills are from
five to ten per cent discount, even in the State
to which they belong. _ _ _
Eight years ago. with twenty millions of
specie in the country, they were at par, and all
111,, 11311115 putt] for their notes in specie. how,
a man could travel through
anatla with hills of the-
I williout liavirig to pay
titties which lllfll it'tcii's 1\_rllll‘l1'lf‘S liave lit-t-it
lcxcottiiiititticatetl by the new party. con.-posetl ol‘
fetleralists and nllice litiltlcrs and st-ckers. be-
-cause they qtiestion the cxpetlieiicy of itit:i'easin2
Excciitive power. contrary to thc tlor:triricsol'
Jt-llersort; because they think they have already
sccii and tasietl the bitter fruits-tl'stiliinittin,i1to,
and applatiiling the aSSlllP.1illtt!1 ol'ptiwc.r by one
tititn; /)EC(lll.5‘t3 that one man has bet it pt=rtitittctl,
tirirelitiltctl. to exercise power in certain cases,
which iftlorie by others in like situations. at any
prcvioits time. would have resulted in liut‘lir‘1t_t
them front the Executive chair.
The Loco-Focus are famous ,lltrl.ti.'1slin,r_1 of
their tlemocracy, antl for tletioiirtt-int_r oltl feder-
alism. and yet‘ihe arbitrary and ari.-tocratic acts
which they now sttsiaiti are as unlike the De-
mocracy of olden time. as false/zood is unlike
lrut/2.. This the people are beginning to under-
stand.—Pal-rial Democrttl.
“'6: are itifortrtetl. and believe. (says the
l\l3](llS()l|l3[l,) that in sixty days the atttottnt ol
Treastirv notes. atitliorizetl by Con_grcss to be
issiietl, will be entirely exhausted, antltlie wheels
oftlie govertinient brought to art absolute stop.
unless some new and sttdtleri means be dis-
covered to replertisli the Treasury.
The amount of Treasury notes Zl_llll'l0rlZF(l by
Congress, was (en millions, which seems iti lie
but a drop iii the bucket. Ari atldiiional debt
must be incurred. and more irredeetriable paper
—tliat worst form a currency can assume—is to
be poured into the market. Set that down. too.
to the credit oflhe " expeiitttents" and " expedi-
ents” of the government.
Why are the Loco __
Because they give" the people nothing
promises.
-Focos like the pet. B-ariks?
but
‘and the li.tc, llivse :-rc all Etiropeatt notions-—
(il'l3.-islllt»: nttd lll1lglll‘lll,ll'§_fll dung-eoii g'l'0Wl.h,—_
stuiit.liiit__i- 3l‘llllI‘.~'lO giiard them. the coiiscription
to fill the .-tr.ttiit~.-,—--._=ig:ttitic Exccutive power,
a Hl‘ill(')Cl‘é!.('_V, :ill bring in their train.
’l‘lic nolio-ns of old (Ioiint-ctictit were not bad
notiotts,-—tutd why ti.-lopt the modern ‘Loco-
Foco rtotiotis oftlita N»--w York Park, the wood-
on rtit!.iiii‘~;_.: and Wt)t:(lt’l1 ltziitt notions of Nil 3
and (tlli(‘I'S-. 'l‘fit- ttt)lio.n.=.i Of tild Cotini~clic'ul’.
itit)rt=t;ttt;1t as Gi'(tTgf! ‘Nttsliiitgton. and Jtllll B
illatlist-ii i all \'.‘ll:‘ll tli-‘_v sit_rrit-tl rt (Iltarter for D.
N.tttoiiul llziitk. A N tlltlllill Bttrtlr was the
CtillIl4‘(‘llCUl.‘l'l(l‘tlOI'l of all the VVliigs of‘t.he
R.l‘\’lilUll(lll, when in the stritggle Rohcrl. Mor-
-~is !'e;_r.-iii to put. in order the chaos‘ of Connec-
ticut, ttioiicy, and \‘l'lll:‘l'l rtflcrtlie struggle, George
\V:.isltint_rtoii, by tltc first Cltttrtcr oftlie first Na-
tional I3.-titk. saved the credit, antl the currency
oftlte ct lll‘l’l‘y. As tlioso mttdcrti liissingL_'tco-
Focti locomotives liiivc run olftlic track oftlieir
R.'\‘0llllltiYl:ll‘_\‘F.llll"fS, they have broken the
ll't1lt"l|lllF'l’_\.-' the-yv have tlr.-'-wri. and criditngr-red
llttt iit‘tt1ii-rl_v til‘ :ill itilrttS’t‘!l lti l.ltt_'m. New
York lt:t.< l!:1Sl'L‘ll‘llllS L ic-.2-Ftictiistii,—bt1l. she
ltopcs §‘itF- ltrt.-' not mt."-‘t, it. upon. CtirincctiCtit.—
lfti populotis city like this. cunriot criditrc such
:1 crcctl, and such lt‘1l(l(‘l'F, how can an old steady,
siurtlv State like Coniicctictit adopt them ?_-5
Bitt. Ctmitccticttl, Wt‘, trust is safe. VVe trust to
the Old Mon of all pirtics to sttvre her from the
dcgrtitltioti ol'l.ttco-I‘-‘ocoism. VVctrus.t to the
Yoiing Men. to figlit. tho battlc.—-arid if Maine
could be retlecmctl,—if New York could shake
off hersliacliles,-—wltat cannot Connecticutidol
—-1\’. Y. E.rp'rr.,'~'s. ‘ -
Bu-rt/r of the U. 5- j)CSlI0yC(l1.—-We learn
frotii l’liilatlclplti;t. that :: fcw days slncc,_‘a‘lotif-
crisli looliitigz L-ico Foco, with wicked intert-
lioris and ntalictz aforetliougltt, prepared himself
with an irnitimisc horse pistol, and walked to
the front door of tho. United States Bank.-—
Here he wa!clwtl the forth coming of old Nick's
llli1).<,l)lll. as they did not make their appear-.
ance in tlttt: timc, the s-w~l’:io2' agrarian. placed
the muzzle ofliis do.-ridlv weapon at the key-hole
and fired avvay. H._- 111.-n ant-nt-d_to walk away,
and sonic orto asking the nieznirig of tl1t"(:l'l!L-‘l
ttitirtlcr. he (ll‘t‘\\-' his cloak aiioiit. him and rc-_
plii:tl—“Sir, thsoc irtstitutitin is cor'ri'rii'it.tetl
great. (lPp]'P(l:tlinllS upon the l)t‘0|lle, antl I is it-,
pyiiletl for to kill the monster. Sir, I have did
ii,arid tho G1,1t,11 1,1,1 now go to his grave in
|')P.tlC0. That. ere monstt r are dead as a button,
and oitr CnlIl)ll‘ym"n is free from lter contt_1niitta-
‘in: C0nl'ltl(’.IlC"- Farewell.” The hero was du-
ly urrcstcd and commitlt-d. '
.
'l‘lie followittg t.-ztiruct {root the examination
ofa ivitncss. at the lnV€SllQ'l!.lll)l| of the Phtmix
miralile illustration of“ cause and effect :”
l-l7-il/itztiz A. Bcct-her, sworn.
Q. Are you it TTl''-l'(‘ll{llll.?
‘ I was, littforc the hard times t‘0!nmenced11md
may be again if'tlie_v’ll give nsa U. States 33111;,
THE FlRST LOCO-FUCD.
Gvorge Beri.-*.—l. tell thee Jack Cade the
Cl0’lllF!l‘. means to dress the common wealth, and
[urn it, nittl set. a new map on it.
JUl1lIl‘I-'tll(lll(l.4-S0lit‘ lt:i.gricc‘d, for’tis thread-
bare-. \Vell:lsay it was never merry world,
in Eriglantl, sirtcc gctttlcman came up. ' A
. 'X- it-
Jack *Cade.—-Be brave, then, for your. captain
is brave ; :intl vows refnrmtrlion. There shall be,
in Etit_rlatnd,st-ven lialf-peniiy loaves sold for it
penny ; the thrce-hriopt‘-d not shrill have ten
hoops: and lwillmalte it. felony to drink small
beer. All the l'0"fllln shrill be irt comttwn. And,
when I am king_(as I will be)—- » _
All.——God SltV|? \'_0lll' majesty !
Jack Cade.-—.Tlttink.you, good people—lItera
shall be no mo_m:t/—all shall tjttt and drink on
my score--and lwill apparrcl them all in one
livery, that they may agree lke brothers, and
worship me, tlit-it‘. Lord. Away, burn all the
records ofthe realm. My mouth shall be tha
Parliament ot'Eiigl-ind. “'
Batik at. New York on Vt/cdnesday. is an ad-‘
Norwalk Chronicler