Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

cial care MOI. to disclose to the public the
extent Of biz knowledge on this subject.
Il may have been very lim,ted-nor does
be pretend 70 say what kind Of a hank
bill his friends favored. Not the one !
presume in allusion as it passed the
House Of Representatives; nor does he
give the public .1e syllable about the
feefingsof his friends on the bank int
rest at this tiDe.
The much hackneyed term dcmagogue,
that Mr.. Larsh would fondly have you
believe applies to me. means leader Of
the rabble; which meaning no man will
pretend 10 doubt; then all who oppose
the hank charter referred to, are Of course
the mob, the rabble, VS. the very dregs
Of society. This street. has been editor.
agrees with me the farmers are honest
he goes further, and avows to you he
will swell your fame by encomiums on
your intelligence, over-reaching the
wbeedIer, the false friend.
All this Is done for the purpose of pre-
seutipg to you your true friend, Mr..
Larsb, who can in the same breath culo-
cize YOU TO the skies, with the one hand,
while the other hand is employed in be-
scattering your reputation with the low
term mob, rnbble, &c. don't say that
nv friends course in this affair 10 in
consistent. or savors Of double dealing
Its for YOU nv fellow citizens, to place a
proper estimate on all nv votes, as d
pubic AGENT; and it is for YOU alone to
st,ach that credit to my friends publica-
fions, which YOU may think thew Justly
1eri'. know that If Mr.. Larsh is as
mn-l mistaken in his calculations at
bone. ~ he is in relation to the petitions
Of which he speaks, having been pre-
sented to the Indiana legislature, from
this county on the subject Of the bank,
his whole report on this subject will be
reversed, and will 60 to prove beyond re-
fatation, that there are twenty against
she bank to one in its favor. For exam
pie, vn,r Representatives received the
following PETITIONS, one from Lot Bloom
field and others, containing one hundred
and fourteen signers; one from Dr.. Bun
mel and others, with fifty -four signers.
Aggregate instructions alluded to by Mr..
Harsh, is one hundred and ssxty-eight; i
deduc. this number from thirty -one hum
bred which is less than the full vote Of
his county, and it will leave, according
10 Mr.. Larsh's own computation, on the
high. of obstruction, twenty.nine hundred
and .hr'y two against the bank, and one ]
Aund-c. and sixty weight for it, This is ,
rot ail-,he petition If Bloomfield and
,thers gave instruction to vote for good I,
,ank. never believed the proposed
:ba rtcr a good one, nor dad they when ,
hey saw it, therefore this petition was
lot binding on me.
Sir, Won propose to me your hand as the =
most humble disciple, if will prove to q
Iour satisfaction, that the bill would not +,
Ave the effect intended by its trainers. +
indeed I feel careless about accommo- :
|ating an old friend, who would require n
rom me Representatives,. / don't know, n
lcither does any one upon earth know n
rha: the trainers Of the Bill intended. II h
> natural TO suppose they intended Just =
That thev disclose to us in the Bill. III !,
y, from YOUR own statements. YOU are as h
Illy in possession Of the motives Of the >,
ra~ers as AN. again say, that we r,
an only refer 10 the Bill for its good or -
ad effects On community. NJ
1 know the Sth section of the Bill in ..
lsPute, provides for the directors to meet 6.
nd notify the Governor to appoint 1--WE
'rectors on he part Of the State, for each F
ank, while the stock holders proceed to in
le election Of eight directors for each m
ank named in the charter. ANY school n
~ can tell YOU that eight votes is ma L
rnv OF thirteen. and Of course the eight NJ,
Ulcers provided Cor on the part Of the 90
ock-holde's. will control at pleasure for n
'entv years. the eight hundred thousand .s
'llars. for which the State was bound to
'rrow 10y the SD section of the Bill to r.,
va motion 10 all these Banks VIII