Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

NAVY 10 resi- aquestion which has, and 9TH
erwise will, continue 10 agitate the coun.
try
W-A certain print, in this region, is shame
iess enough 10 assert that the Wings are for an
exclusive paper currency. We pity apv fee
man OF Vermont who is simple enough to be
dauped-or any editor who is simple enough 10
hope to dupe his readers by such humbupge-
~. no man ever was or ever would be SO
very foolish as to wish for an exclusive paprr
currency. The fact is, that the Wings arr.
now, and ever have been, for mired ctoYen-
ev' OF paper and specie-for specie, which is
good OF itself, and for paper, ALWAYS redeemn-
Die with, and therefore Just as good as, specie.
This is the currency which Vermont has had
until the year 1871 better currency. we nm,
dertake TO say, than any other state in the
world ever did have. This is the currency
winch she would no,o haze, had it not been for
the experiments of Jackson, Van Buren,, Ken
dali and the Kitchen Cabinet. The editor of
that paper knows, that the Wings Of Vermont
want no other currency than this: their snter-
esfs demand no other He knows, that in or
der to preserve such currency they were for n
National Bank, and for no other reason in the
world. He knows, that for this, they resisted
the experiments Of Jackson and Company; and
he also knows, that now, when these expert
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down to ruin, that portion of the leadipp
Yam Buren, men are coming out in favor Of
That same kind Of currency ,chich the Whie,
hare afirdys desfred.-Termoni Watchmas.
ESGLAsD.-The following anecdote which
we Ind IN late English paper, forms one of the
many peculiar traits of English Character
I'D an ages since Great Britain threw off her
yoke, and governed herself she has been ms ca
of fha IL - l.
Tor the possession of every spot of land in the
known world, not absolutely known 10 belong
to some rival power. At Van Dieman's Land
OF Calcutta, at lndoston, at Cytherea, in North
America, and in almost all quarters Of the Globe
where the English language is spoken, and the
English have home and an English Cover
nor, and an English Court to administer their
laws; "Some years ago." says the author If
LIE Fits de la HomDie, an s'sland rose sudden
", like floating orange, to the surface of the
Mediterranean. II belonged to nobody. The
King OF Naples had some notion of Ginning
ine estate, the salt water which bathed its sides
being within his royal jurisdiction. But Great
Britain instantly came forward with her protest.
mat the said island was an Legitimate offspring
OF her own legitimate daughter, the island OF
Malta, and tributary to the British flag. The
cause was about to be pleaded before some am,
phbious ribunal-Themis or Neptune knows
where--and the silk gowns and full bottomed
wigs OF London and Nalpes were already in
motion, when o!down popped the little island
again TO the bottom Of the sea, leaving no rea-
sonabe grounds for an action to lie."
N. Y. Express.
The following, from the Missouran, pa
per published at Fayetie, in the State If Mis-
SOURI, VIII afford the reader some notion of the
sort OF currency which the Government pro-
noses hu
throughout the Union:-
. "A Woodworking and honest citizen of Sa-
line county, presented at the land office yester-
iny, draft signed by Kendall, and upon the
Treasury of the United States. II had been
,aid to hun as land office money" but the Of
icers OF the land office laughed at his "rag
money, and he was compelled TO shane his
NICK blddle's paper being at par, at the coun-
er ofevery merchant in town. We advise
'ur farmers to beware of Kendall and his
RATS"
Girls Girls "A gentleman, formerly of New
England, writes from Jackson, Miss. 10 n
llend in this city, who contemplates emiera-
ing to the west this fall, and says:--"Just
ring out thousand of your industrious Yam
ee girls. want wife, and will find hus-
ands for hundred more. sHow uneouallv
Re good things of this world are distributed.E-
will venture to say that twenty thousand
lew England maidens would meet with wei
,me reception by the gallant and noble heart
Mississippians. | think every one would
ave offers in less than year. "--Boston
traveller.
A. H. EvERErr, prophef.-The Globe
rs been publishing speech from this iustri-
IS turncoat, all anti-Bank, and most particu-
rly abusive of the merchants of New York
he Globe is requested to tack on to the end
it what this same A. H. Everett said FIVE
airs ago;-"We now see them Jackson and
J supporters) aiming a blow at the u. s.
ANK, which, If not checked in time. viii
row the CURRENCY INTO DISOR-
and condemn large proportion offhe
'sf industrious and honorable of our citi-
rs to IMMEDIATE BANKRUPTCY"
~ Y. Cypress.
farmer near Montrose, Penn had FIVE boos