Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-15

to The people and Goyernmentoi Inc Unl-
ted States, the great body Of the Ameri-
can people are instantly reduced to the
condition of the French peasantry. In
France, the supreme power is cencentra~
ted in Paris. If that city is taken, its
captors arc The sovereigns ofthat country.
A three days. revolution in that capital
puts down one Government and puts UP
another. Will this omnipotence be con-
ceded to the mercantile class in 4 city, a
great portion of whom are but the repre-
sentatives Of the same class in another
country, with which we had supposed our
colonial relations dissolvcdf
awe can never recover from them 1.-THE
dfficuties) until matters are permitted 10
resume their natural course, and until we,
by an expectation Of specie, supply the
demand for it. 1t will then cease, and
credit again resume its former vivifying
functons.-Neio York Courier and Eng.
"Mr. John A. Stevens, of New York,
said to their Magnus Appolzo, Mr.. Biddle, :
that $ it was resolved, at a meeting of
the merchants held this day, that the Bank
Of the United States be invited to inter-
pose, at this juncture, by shipment Of
coin, and by the use of their credit, so as
TO meet the enigencics of the OCCASION"
ii" The first regards foreign nations
the second our own. We owe a debt to
foreigners. by no means large FOR our
resources, but disproportioned to our pres
ent means Of payment. We must take
care that this late measure shall not seem
to be an effort to avoid the payment OF our
honest debts to them. We have worn,
and eaten, and drunk the produce Of their
industry; too much of all perhaps, but
that is our fault, not theirs. We may
take less hereafter, but the country is dis
honored, unless we discharge that debt to
the uttermost farthing." g."-Biddl-.'s Cir
cular.
"The truth is, the banks Of the United
States are always the strongest when they
hold the least specie, and the country al
ways the richest when it has the least gold
and silver."-Bal. Chronicle.
s The truth is, the Globe and its mana
gers are pushing upon us the experiments
Of Old Spain, and of the middle ages-an
experiment which reduced Spain from
one of the most exalted positions among
the great nations Of the earth, to want
and beggary and misery. It'll an old ex-
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