Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

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The lac Treasury Circular is mirhi,ly laudsd In
the Van Barren pepet- a. a stopper to the fraud.
throuei Gen. Jsckson's banks ,his praise il oni,
distinguished from AZ tho rest &C tho qualification
bestowed onon the old hero by 10. nnhlushinc in-
prdsncr. Prevent frauds. ch- WHY. then. dl not
the Prcsidsni issue II on". three. or fne ,cprs.orst
least ~ long ago as April last. bcfitc the snccula.
tors had flooded the West. lCihs SIMPLE not Would
prevent all frauds, as It is now pretended. then Tor
years has he President neglected HE dn'v' But
| look ppnn the famous circular as another hgniup
wee. a h1mbur of the vileej sort. Blair, Ken
dai. RAi iahns@", sud pn-4ihlv Nrn loren aian-
have made largo purcha. cs-how, thea will the
circular operaier Evidently II will lessen the
g"vernmeut sales and increase tho sales Of specu-
la'rg land holders. and ~ the process the perplc
will be doubiy cheated. Government requires
specie-ji can't be hod-,hctc is not cnruph loose
in The whole country 10 do even The land business
no. sirs, there is not enough 10 rnrry through
The Transactions Of Wal street y. Y. for a silg,c
week # paper was excluded. The spectators
won't require specie --ius,nullv then thcv Larr u
Complete .Noaoyo'y! Purchasers who cannot
raise specie must carry their bills to the spccula.
tors and the spectators will take thcir pice ::
the great whales wlllswallow the htile fish Ken.
dali and Go. Will reap golden lar,csis. ilurra
.r The entl-monopoly President and his party -
a precious set of asses If thus hey can be
dnped by the Kitchen cabinet. There can be-
no mistake about the author Of this grand
scheme; Kendall camc 20 Washington ; vcar,
ago, miscrsbly poor and in dcbl-hc has ral-cd
himself from rags to riches honestly, no doubt.
thinking advantage Of the governmental speculate
be honest.
This measure 10 prevent frauds. forsooth 1t
carries n ht on its face IT was to dclraud lbc pcu-
pie and diminish the revenue it wac to cover mp
old frauds and facilitate new ones. Look We. sirs
were | the director of pot Bank Off west, ! viii
tell you what co,rd do when nnclc sam dc?osit-
cd his specie. could stop the paper mill, sell the
old chap'specic, at a fat premium, over suI over
and over again, make one thousand buy ten thou
sand worth or lands, and atone for my pcr6dy b.
supporting IAN Baren. Who wants an easier way
of getting rich!
+, ~ sRY,thtS. cTGp,er ls. 10. Goycr. m. .qlA. frauds. "
In n finger to expose frauds would reveal
their own nakedness. why did they not long
ago expose these frauds 10 The people, and
bring out the names Of the guilty that they might
reap their reward Why did not the Y. i. ma
ioriiy in Congress do II, when they had a chance
under Nj Hunts resolutions Why, when z. NJ.
Johnson was exposed, did they pa, a stop to the
Investigation Why did they miserib'y crawl
ou, of the trap in which alr liant had caught then
by referring the business to he PreSHftr And
why has he, instead Of ferreting out aud furnishing
these already guilty, etdeavored to hide the guilty
and lull suspicion By issuing this circular on pre-
tehce of preventing new froude Let the admin
isiralion presses drop the rank deception they are
procticing and fairly answer these PLAIN questions.
Dare they do 1t Neyer-neyer! IT would slnk
them the country would make hot haste to rd
itself of ibcse leeches aud execrato Their memories
when dead.
How completely is Jackson's prediction verji-
ed Corruption has Jecome the orAer # The dry
Happy, happy Is j, for us, tina, there is a remedy
g, tue peop,e speak, Ictg.'every voter utter his
voice, at the ballot boxes, and the work of true
reform will triumph.
Excuse ny wrath; ! cannot coolly SEQ this last
act If fearless and reckless responsibility landed
TO the skies and clothed with the coverings If de
ception md alsehood. viii speak, and let the
world know hat Van Burcu's presses cannot de-
celye al least one. YANKEE.