Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

tatives demanded the report OF Toland, and il
was THUG drawn from the pigeon holes OF the
Secretary II was published to the world, and
rerntcd the official libes, restored the Bank to
public confidence, and overwhelmed the spec
ulaling bandild with dsmay, and many OF
them with ruin; for the stock rose, and re-
manned considerably above the prices at when
they rad agreed 10 transfer IT, and those who
-yero able, were held TO make good the differ
Cnce.
Such is the recorded history Of this transac.
ton-snch ia The share Gen. Jackson and his
porlizans had in it. Tho contents OF the mes.
sace were premuturely made known 10 those
reckl.ss plundcrors, and while it could scarce
" hive been without his pryity, the purpose is
foo onparent 10 be mistaken. This is the first
swindhng transaction in stocks, upon scale
10 affect the public, that has stained the char
actcr Of our country. Here, the spirit Of law
less speculation, und gambling in stocks was
cngendered, and was countonancod from high
authority, as events seem clearly TO indicate.
Before this, ock-jobbing was associated
with the pillory and perpetual inamy, and was
punished as n species of robbery; but, hence
forth il has taken a giant form in this country,
increasing in power, as allment has increased,
ill il has, to considerable extent, corrupted
our citizens, disturbed the regular course of bu.
siness, and created an army of gamblers, who
prey upon the vitals of HE public.
,oJ '.,, ~" H. ,;.,,, ~, booamso no 10 now
SI;,;"t ;rsr,a,,,a' - Looo,,eo ,,c fool onv
Po"''."' LIZ IT; " a,,o,,;o, ~ Lir,
U,I'ao 49, rn~;,1o ond ,ro n,st look
c',iole u'' INV i'spo"'''''' INV
" Tmeu'' =, 49,. &c ,,,,,o,ir, tho ovocu.
,;ua inSr Ou ~ nin,fcr ,be siocRbodors and
cnr;cb noliticol nart;7ans WINS signnllv defeat
oS t,, rI ,ho Joioa, All ~, crns2 ,hc bones IF
~ -an,tIors w. ba ! ro,v Ioarned ybot
r"p 80" I'LL H. - ~ ovoom,;vn rou.or
3, ;,S,,onoo al AID ny, Josnnir Of No, fiII;nr
H.. noi, ~ W. i,s n,,.r';ods '7
Thppv ncvi cncouraccd The removal of the
Joaaa,;. 7, Iii - ro,nor,hnrcd tbot Tho
nnhI;o ,yas Lcnt profoundIv ionoront OF this
,no,,er and the step wos taken, This, AGAIN.
COS ~ boIn ',bn gonbIors who woro let into
tho secret and into a lnowlodoe of the banks.
;n,ondoJ in Tho ond tn he dcsionotc1 os the
donos;te banks The ADVANTAGES TO be dcri.
VOC from This wore nm unonnlfed control
ovcr the nublic Nancy ard renewed opportu-
n;,u 10 snccn,ntc ~ s,ocLs IF Sccrotatv
Tva.,,iL,r, y,;II snooL o,, ho con toll tho ,ul,.
~ 49,, u,oli L.,,,,,n H., nor,i,o, ba,Ls
soJco,oJ ,ho s,ocLs Of ,nanv of ,,h,oh
,,.oro 10, ttbo lower ,bs bc,torS and om.nn
49,, ,ho pank nf Tho Mo,ronolis which 700 hn7
liza ,roo ror ,ho, bo hocor,e n nnrcboeor or
Iho etoct IL tb;s fncble ;ns,itn,ion ot tho cur-
ron, ,otes in authorization If tho removal and
soioc,inn, and ,hot ho E,s actually rcoli7ed an
,Jvsnsa IS th;r,,, ,s,. cert and ,nore Thon.
sonds -, ,bousopJs NJ ,bcso Gamblers who
veto in ,bo n,rors ,,,ho rIcd oIond and ana.
red rot o.ot,e, Tho Ponk of tho IT G and in
c,vor of ,b7s ,no,sn,o roaii,od ov,o,,y tho sor,o
,.nod E,r,,,ro "a 49, indoron,God ,hon,-
selyes IN, losscs in ,beIr nrcvons stool. ;oh.
binc,
Tbo o,hoIo rovonpe u,os ,o,, !, ,bo nossos.
sim of tb6 evoc,,L;ve and b;s dcvoted nort,7ons
IA be lonocJ out a, rho plooenro NJ ,h.oo orI,'
seryient hsnls which were cont,olJed Ly thu
President. throurh n Sccretorv ensoged in
;ohhino in stocLs
II ia a rnoItor or s,,or;o,,, Tin, oor,no,;os
with nrofessc Irv vae, 90 n;toI have boon for,nod
10 snorrioto in ,nhI'o i,nds and IN TnJ;.n ros
ervations. of witch Iost we intend 70 sneoL
=, C,,,ro oooas;on 6,.or ,hoao oo.,,sI.;oa
nrofesses n h,ve ;,a bood o',o,,crs in Rns,on
mud n, p,omhors r,,, Ia 81 - ,l,o C,.,on,,
House. the posi- Office Tho Do, Rsnl,s Sc
They ore smono tIose who are denounc;ng
specuators, a. the causes of public distress
Associated with this COMPANY. and in truth.
The recruitinp officers. we're Amos Kendall. &
Thomas 2. Moore of X entucky, late Minister
TO Columbia. Amos keeps out of sigh. 10
save appoa RANGES; but the fact that his servi.
ces were rendered 10 the concern, and that he
and Moore started the game, and that the
clmpany was TO have the benefit of his infu-
euce, is well known, if The testimony of those
interested can be relied upon.
This company was formed, nomnay, to
fleece the Choctaws and Chcknsaws of their
reservations, bnt in truth to fleece the U. S. :;
for when the Indians are robbed, the govern
mcnt of The u. S. is ppnealed TO 10 repair the
injury. The success oftlis company has been
IA matter of boast, in the cities where its stock
has been offered Tor sa!e, and through the col
umas of the public press. Now, whoever will