Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
From the M%adisonian.
ne SPITE OF THE GLOBE
rNsT THE

INST THE CONSERVATIVES.
tlobe of Friday last says =
fhs first union of the pseudo Wings
aosprvatives was their going into bank
II, as drawers and endorsers, and CON-
with hundreds of thousands of dol
\" he laid out by their partnership com
4 and agents in land s%peculations III
ill., conservatives and their Federal al
nned largely together in bank loans
NM specuIations, and then took their
H. Congress to legislate on the curren-
/ the Iands-both sides of the coali.
host ardently embracing that policy in
7,css which was calculated to cheaper
rrencv in which they were bound to
XII debts to the banks; and 10 enhance
lie of the lands which were their
SSr does not the Globe give the names?
New 81 but a single instance where a
Erratirs member of Congress went in.
4 with a Wing to raise money TO in.
Il lands, and in that one, there happen
4 he a third partner, who was the Hon.
N Hubbard, Of the Senate. If that
ster be a sin, there happens to be many
4 who are guilty. Did not the Vice
dent borrow money out of the banks to
N IN lands The Secretary of State
land the Postmaster General also p
! long since is it that the editor of the
\ himself, borrowed money of a bank
tffcial or made paper Does the cd
kflhe Globe know that the great enemy
banks (Col. Benton) has his bank &C
sdahons? If he does not, we can tell
4 such is a fact. Even since the adjourn
! Of Congress, we hear he has availed
kei Of bank facilities ]!
! appears, that some others borrow
" from the banks and speculate, besides
Emservatives. We could name many
h. holding official stations, who are
bank debtors, and whose song from
/ ill night is, down with the banks :"
kOfwhom are probably among the worst
kies the banks have, viz. those who new
ky in any currency at all, or under a
Iromise Of one cen on a dollar.
j Family of Sauages in West Jersey
Em Dealk.-On Saturday morning last,
3Odv of Mr.. Jeremiah Bacon was found
4 near a well on his farm, a some dis
from the house in which he lived. 1t
opposed he fell dead while in the act Of
&pug some water, as one Of his hands
rested on the pump handle.
be subject OF this notice was, we be.
one Of the Oldest native inhabitants in
Fwell township, and with another broth
ID two sisters has resided on the estate
BEN by their father, ever since his
(which occurred many years ago, very
in the same way as the sons, he be.
found dead in the field. The manage.
tOfthe affairs devolved entirely upon
deceased, and a sister who died las
g And although they lived more
nVages than civilized people, yet tn,
dmoney was strong with them, ant
Pnly pleasure they seemed capable o
lying, was that OF boarding up theil
bngs.
be brother and sister now living ar,
Ipbe of taking care of themselves-fo
bly, years or more he has been suffered
'nder in the woods in a state of pcrfec
NY and whenever the cravings of appe
nPeIIed, would return to the house
Ny bis hunger, and in the morning fee
10 TO his hiding places. being seldom i
seen by the nearest n~eighbors. Th'
reers of the township finding it neces
since the death Of Jeremiah, to TAX
FTe oil them and their effects, he wa
Eled and taken. He was thinly covere,
hair, somewhat resembling the coat O
yOld opossum, and stoutly resisted eve
fuOIt 10 clotbe him, and for several day
[sd 10 eat any thing.
examining their miserable abode
GA was scarcely fit for decent swine t
10, there was found in an old chest, al
tErOut lid or lock, TWELVE HUN
FtD DOLLARS in SPECIE, tw'
urea IN good bank paper, besides
aRy Of bank notes converted into mic
which were SO effectually destroye'
!" 10 be able 10 estimate their denomina
or value, and several small! sums @
Ky have since been found on the premi
and doubtless more remains hidden tina
never be discovered. Since the sus
700 OF specie payments they have sol
@s' having an utter adherence TO shi
trN The cattle and hogs on the farr
Veen Two or three times fattened-i
Flar were found several hogsheads {
~ nearly destroyed by the rats, whic
numerous and venomous as almost I
We The possession with owners. Thel
will probably amount to six G
thousand dollars, and the only grit
usSed BY the survivors was, that the
was taken from them.
10 is an imperfect sketch of this VOL
lamlly, which although living With
aIes ofthe village Of Bridgeton, seem
unknown as if their residence ma
III IN Iowa. parallel circumstance in a
l''s we think cannot be in the Unite
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