Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

By the Journal of the Houss of Asuemhly at Alba n appears, shat the hrst six eeeNons of tr Loan ball had been paced without apeHdnnent. We pse. gsne ihefe ls veFy doubt that tue whole b aill go through n the same manners and wah tery lM.is de- .Wevery much question. whether more. sxsrsor- dlnaEy measure tlAn this, aUendedby more fea1nre- able circumsIancee, ever adopted by any legisa- tive body in the United States. Tie Stnie hy ,his Dill ie 10 become responsible tos deht of six millions of doars, for the purpose of ling the coers of the banks n this cily wh active capal, 10 the amount Of ioHr millions of 0llare, and io open loan otEces in F'he counties throughout the state, to lend Divda- ats two millions. Now Ihe hanks in this city, for whose,aecommOdaliQn this mensaFe is tO he adopted have never asked for u; hut the contrary, they have expressly declared ihas sley are able meet any claims tha. cAn be made upon them, say fn- l tWre .exigency lhat may Ostur. The two mIinns, whirh are W he disrihued through the counties are .o be loaned by the conAssionerR !Uv leaning snbney lH each county, upon the application of the board 0t supervisors of the several counties. Here ia lhen kiDdur bank abowt t6 be esHtshed, 1UdeE the coa- troiof few indsidaaie inslead oEa large board of voted loie policy and n,easures of the rnpg marry sM the state. fhCse men will havs sovereign poW- er over the es aud wi hs rble te diss'ose If iC that it will be dsiribnied such maaer will beet promote tho hterest Uf their political friends ll nsny thea justly e considered fund ot 6x millions of tolIass .o he usest a such manner. and lor such parroses. as desoied party aen may deem expedieai general welfare.
 ne HUH secatOh 0t tue bll contains a m0nt eKtrn- ossi'aasy protiAoa: it ss that in any Gasa where
 ropery mDrigaged sO secure the payment of loaHs individuala from the millions disiFhufed to ihe 6iies. shaii prove insufficient to ihS debt. and ie costs Of tDrect0sure and sale, e cOefy ip i0ich te detOr res sha be he responsible for khe deciem- cy and sa rdise t as part ef ths c0aiisgs ciarges o sach ccanty That is, the counties 10 e bound 10 guarantee the debts Of those who borrow this money, and te people e the cOanty tO 6efared se poy G decieRces th0f may occur m Me conrse 0fih tsUeive ye.rs da1sag which the loans may rpn.
 ihe people in this State will be c0nieatsd to bear such responsibility tnis, they differ from all other Ns'o. Rork Daily Adeertav.
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