Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-21

money in this cOUnlfy1 OUoe 10 pile n up in aoid and silver in his cellarf Not ke, C ht. has got any mother-wif in him-he knows, he didn't make his money that wny--no, no. he keeps it movin, he loans it out 10 them that have good characters and are industrious. he builds houses, takesa share in rail-roads ana canals and banks, and you won't catch him doing any thing that will check prosperity; if he can help it, for he prospers by general prosperity: he don't very often want offces 1 and if he did he couldn't buy one nor tile ] mother.
 The Message is partly full of the cGuses, that brought us into our present troubles, and is ony true on that point as far as it goes but it don't tell the hull story. If had telpd that story of Zekel Biglow's watch achiz- zing'' so--and beginnin jest arter 1t begun to ,oiz, folks would not know to this day what made it aciz so-but begun at the beglnin ont and tell'd hoW Zekel tWitchd out the bGI- once scheeE or "klicker," and then the old watch that had been goin as true as the tides for twenty years--went l" sciz" sure enuf, and soon went to smash-and jest so it was m England-they twitch'd out their |" klicker" fest about the same time, and aU1Z a. Jest about the same time, and $ aoiz'G' away jest as we did.
 I'll tell more about this herearter-and in my next too I'll try and explain tohat Icon- sider another mistoke and pretty important one too--and that is about 'priuGte bonkin" being consider'd better than corporate banks- it is long story to show that :" 6Gnk bills, IS a small part of Banking business-and that the most dangerous part is of very different rlatur-and that all our banks could get git along easy enuf-if it was ony their own bank bills-they had to pay m specle-and all this will try to show, and then see how | :k oko thnf hovl 1yo c,ICnpnA specie and get may be as sound as ever, and we shall then see, that is ony one A.ing more than any other thing-brought about this state of things, it was "over action" ot Pr'-
 uate bdnEers-corporate bank bills, now in the | worst of times may not be worth as much as | gold and silver-but the hardest currency I guess that folks hold nowadays, in the cur l Tencv Of fpriuate bankers at home and abroad. l don't know sartin-but that is my notion
 and if so think the Government" is mis-
 takin in crackin up prirate bankin, as the best' and would advise you " Uncle Sam" to sep
 arute from all that kind of currency.
 have ony one word more to say to Uncle Sam-and that is, not to let the Government talk too much of "separatin; ;' it did wrong when it struck off " E Pl,.ribus Ununs' from the new coin; did not like that--put thot' it would stop there, and not try 1t in other matters The fact is, "the Government, aint (. Uncle Sam" ALONE, or Uncle Sam" and his party, ALoNE-it is the peoples prop. erty and no matter how much "Uncle Sam may try to separate hinsclf the people wont let him-for without "the people, the kull peo- pie, and nothing but tte people, they know that :" Uncle Sam" would soon become poor and ragged old man, and have no money to pay his debts. and no one would take his note; therefore say, Uncle San" don't say any AZ htnf cHSF krNt old sign board, !" E Pluribus Ununn j" and if you want any further advice, git sich kind of folks about you, as you or any good citizen would like to appoint your executors, and guardians of your estate and children, and to take good care of your widow, if you left one these kind of folks are safest, tho they may not be us good politicians and don't discard a man tho he may own house lots or nsac land, and paid his neighbor too much for 'em-this business at home is better Gas bad as 1t is called) than speculatin round Cape Horn, or any where abroad, for the "profit and loss'' is all Gi home-ifA A paid B too much, it is no matter, its all Gt home, and these mis- takes soon cure themselves depend ont, n man who owns a leetle land, be it a house loi or farna, in neD to,cn or on the skirts of an old one, won't give a worse vote for the best interest of his country, than If he lived on the pay of an office, or spent his earnins talk in politics and drinkin whiskey at an elec- ton. This is sound doctrine, " Uncle Sam," and if you don't find it so in practice-then aint your friend, -a.o.i ,.sa,, @ J. .DOWNING-Maior,
 Downingville Militia, 2d Brigade.
 Select the Best Seed Corn.-It is highly i'm portant that your seed corn should be select cd from the best samples which can be ob- tained. as the offspring, whether vegetable or l animal, will, in q great degree, partake of the l good or bad qualities ofthe parent. The fol- lowing directions on this subject, are from a scientific and practical agricnlturist:
 "When the first ears are ripe enough for seed, gather a sufficient quantity for early corn, or for re-planting; and at the time you