Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-07

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What terrible misfortune is this .
Fha: the poor master should be compel-
I'd to part with some of his i'll gotten gains,
to preserve from starvation, men, women
and children, the robbery Of whom has en-
rlched him-whom he has in fact depriv-
ed OF everything but fet-And now it is
his great misfortune that he has to lay out
some Of their r oney to keep life in their
bodies !-Phi'anthropist
PENNsYLvANIA.-Th Governor Of
PENNSYLVANIA having been solicited to con-
vene the legislature of that state, has tho't
proper 10 issue his proclamation annouEc-
ing that he deems the step inexpedient.
The following are among his reasons
because all the measures which have
been proposed to be adopted by the state
legislature, TO meet the emergency, would.
in my opinion, rather increase than d.
minish the real dimensions of our con-
dition.
Authority to The banks IN issue notes of
Denominations less than fire dollars would
be the infection Of great permanent evil
to alleviate ii temporary embarrassment
and would only be the substitution Of the
lower denominations Of circulating me-
dunn for the higher denominations OF the
same, without Withdrawing any Of the lat
ter from circulation.
The passage Of lao to sare the for
fixture of the charters, to which the banks
will become subject, by continuing to re-
fuse specie for their notes, would only in.
crease and Tender more lasting the mis-
chief. The instant result would in all
probability be vast and runous increase
Of the bank note circulation-a CORES.
pondent diminurion Of lis real value-a
dangerous facility of Obtaining bank loans
a sudden rise in the nominal value OF
all kinds Of property-a further increase
oil the mad spirit of SpeculatiOn-and final
Y, the mourning Of real amount ofdebt.
which must afterwards be paid in hard
money, dollar for dollar, to the ruin OF
thousands
The passage of la,c for the stan o.
execution IN case Of debt, besides aggra-
vatlng the evils just named, would accus-
tom our citizens to a disregard for the
obligations Of laws and for punctuality in
their dealings.
DIsCOuRsEs ON THE TIMEs.-Twc
Disrourses on the Moral Law Of Accum.
lation, delivered by Dr. Wavland, Presi.
dent Of Brown University, in Providence
have been published. The profound
knowledge ofpolitical economy, shown in
these dis curses, and the happy union o
moral and religious obligations, with the
} right use Of the means OF accumulation
render them more adapted to produce &
: good effect upon all classes of the com
munitv, than much more labored and vo
luminous ESSAYS. Every man who reads
can understand them, and none can un
ders,and and appreciate the admirable les
sons Of instruction they contain, withou
: being made better.
DR.. Wayand is no partizan. He ha:
treated the subject as a philosopher and I
I christian, and with the sagacity Of a states
= man. Causes are not sought for merely
It to ascrbe affects to them Of a party bear
It inc. but the sources Of all the evils com
= planned Of are pointed out in men hasten
0 ing to become rich.-Bos. Press.
REVIEW OF THE N York MARKET
= Saturday, June 2.-GRA1N-There have
been no receipts Of Wheat from any sec
ton Of our country. The arrivals Of for
"ign have been about 900 bushels, ana
the sales fully $4,000. Odessa at 81, anc
sound and good quality German white
- AMI red at 81 40 10 81 As, on time witt
interest. The stock Of foreign Rye ha.
been very much reduced, and the arrival.
Il have been trifing. Sales have been large
: say full 10000 bushels at 70, 721, 73 els.
y and for large grain for milling at 80 cts.
principally for shipment to Philadel phia
e But little arriving from the North river
y and selling at 90 cts. to Sl-Neto- Yor
!, Cour. d Emq1irer.
n SHOCKING BARBARITY.-The New
} York Examiner Of Friday last, SAYS, wv
e understand the removal Of the emigran
e Creeks has been let to the lowest bidder
e and that those unfortunate men, travelin!
p on foot, are urged forward by white slva
Q ges on horseback at rate beyond human
s. ability, through swamps, briars and bush
y es-some quite naked, and some nearI
1t so, and without sufficient sustenance-an
that numbers drop dead on the way
ir What is our country coming to? 1t
e SAID those men were allowed so muc
- money to feed the Indians op their Jour
ut ney' but pocketed the best part of it ~
r. ZlO"'s Herald.
e THE MEET1NG OF CoNeREss.-I
&c would appear from the tenor of an aricI
D IN the Globe, that the causes which oper
d ated upon the President, to induce him t
e' convene Congress, were not solely confn
s. ed 10 the disturbances in the money afIir
: Of The country. We are to infer that tn
nI late hostile movements in relation to Mel