Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14
90 NOTHING BUT spEcIEu,

toco national administration, deals in nothing
but specie, except occasionally when they is
sue a few millions of Treasury notes, neither
based on, nor redeemable in speciei They alb
hor bank rags, and especially do they eschew
every thing connected with that Monster, the
U. S. Bankl! fyou doubt,
H-Read the following"
THE INITIALS CoNsuMMArED. The
Bank Of The United States of Pennsylvania.
and the Treasury Department of The u
States united.
The Treasury Department is now issu.
ing drafts on the Bank Of the United States
oil Pennsylvania in We have seen them
And this, too before that bank has resumed
specie payments What shall we see next
Nicholas Biddle the Financial Agent of Lee
VI Woodbury., Secretary Of the Treasury
Such is the fact, and it cannot be g~ainsayed.
The bankrupt institution that but two or
three weeks ago it was asserted in the Off
cial organ. would not, could not resume
monopolizer that shieldeth herselfbehlnd the
cotton bales of the South the money king
the purchaser Of men and votes, like cattle
in the market the seducer of members of
Congress from their duty to their c%onstitu-
ents the controller Of the public press the
corrupt OF all corrupt engines that ever was
established amid u free people, These are
a few of the epithets and appcllations that
have been cast upon Mr.. Biddle's bank, by
those and their friends who have entered in.
to a treaty of amity whether defensive and
offensive or not, we do not know.
What will the Democracy say to this p
And what can those, their servants. who
have consummated their %nuptials say in ex-
PLANTATION, but that it is A FAIR BUSI-
NESS TRANSACTION ~
Where is your sub-treosury-your separ-
alton from all banks-your divorce scheme
now2 Abandoned ANONYMOUSLY aban-
doned ! Alter having kept the country
agitated with them for a year, and bro't
ruin upon thousands of good honest citizens,
in attempting to force them on the country.
Is the "untried expedient' to be abandoned
and the tried one TO be resorted to- We be-
lieve so. We believe the lie premier pas has
already been taken in making Mr.. Biddle
and his bank the fiscal agent of the Govern
ment Soon, therefore, will the Democra-
cy be called upon to throw up their caps
and shout hurrah hurrahl for Martin Van
Buren,, and Nicholas Biddlel Such as
shall prove refractory, will forthwith be de
Z, nOunceu as ieuerallStS.
' Such an event will not be so inconsistent
on the part of those who support the sub
: treasury denunciations of that scheme in
1884.
The issue on the part Of the Loco Focos
is declared TO be the sub-treasury or a Ma
tioual Bank. That is adhered TO with won
derful pertinacity. 1t is very clear to ouI
.. minds, that they are now playing with a bow
? that has two strings. If they find they can
: not carry their sub-treasury scheme, ther
they intend TO com out openly for a Nation
al Bank. We do not doubt, that the mo
d ment the word Of command issues from tn
a Executive mansion, we shall find The faith
$ full all "foilowing in The footsteps" as IN du
d ty bound, shouting " uniOa, harmony, seifdc
e NAL, concession. Eocry thing for The eaas
-nOthing for men - even including on
good compromising friend the Editor Of tn,
Richmond Enquirer, While we are oppos
e ed to a National Bank, we do not hesitat
to express the belief that, if the %fnancia
quacks and empires who have had the man
e agement of the public finances for the las
,r two or three years will resign and go home
10 and let Mr.. Biddle become the hnancia
y agent of the Government, and have the er
rs tire control of the finances, it will add grea
ly to the character, and elevate that Depar
ment of the Government, be a great savin
lie 10 il, and do much towards reviving conf
m dence and Fastening a return OF gener;
IS Observation-Disclosures.
ty M. John Rogers ofthis town has sold h
of plantation of Morus Multicaulis trees, col
IN tanning about ten Thousand, for thlrty.h'
lg cents each, the proceeds amounting to abo'
is $4,000. The purchaser was from Phllade
mia. Ii is one OF the most thrifty and be
at collection Of plants we have ever seen he
re or elsewhere. This tree is wei! suited
nd the southern and middle states, having
lat profusion of foliage but the Canton al
i'd Alpine are harder trees and are bett
ell ada pied to the cold climate of New Englan
nd Besides the sale of Mr.. Rogers trees, sou
d; other large lots have exchanged hands,
prices in advance, as high as fifty cents t
~. tree.-N0rthGmptOn Courier.
NIAGARA Prisoners Re-repriered.-A &c
lrn tleman who left Chippewa yesterday lorenzo
e.) brinps assurances that Chandler, Waite, ~
he Leod. and Beamer, have been reprieved U
The ill some time in October next.-BrD1
hat Star of Saturday.
an, -
'un Rnthbun AUem-This individual pass
md through the city on Saturday heavily iron'
on in custody of some Of the Buffalo offlcers'
ma his wav to that city. He is the nephew
the the notorious Buffalo forger, Rathbun' a
,eat " -. .-oe,ad on remission of Gov. M