Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

The Credit System 1t has been The SET.
tied policy fthe national administration to
destroy the credit system The cry they
have raised against all banks, and The al.
tempt to introduce nothing but hard money
Tor the circulating medium, have had theii
effect, and the credit system has well NIGH
been destroyed. The only measurr wanted
10 complete the work, is the subtreasury
plan; by which the government will require
nothing but specie in payment Of its dues
Give the administration the purse of the ma
tlon, with It's sub-reasury agents scattered
through the country demanding specie, and
the credit system falls, TO rise no more
The prosperity of this country is owing to
the credit system. Destroy that, and the
country sinks, and business falls. We call
upon young men just entering upon the stage
OF action, with only industry and character
Tor their capital TO say whether they will
vote for men or measures calculated to de-
prive them Of the means used by their fathers
to obtain livelihood and properly and stan.
ding in the community. We call upon all
who wish that business ola kinds may be
good, 10 say whether il shall be DESTROYED BY
men chosen 10 administer the government
We earnestly invite one and all 10 reflect up
on the past acts and doinss of that abomin.
able and anli.rcpublican doctrine that the
government is not made for the people. We
ask all to look at the fruits of that policy
which has been 10 work Tor several years,
and then say il shall be continued The
base and corrupt Office holders seek to de-
ceive the people. let no one pct ;heir
trust in such as are paid for publishing what
they know is false. The hireling and dem
agogue should not be confided in. Let men
examine and then Judge who is right, and
who are the friends ofthe peope those who
seek 10 pull down, or those who seek to
build up. And as you decide, so voTK
fe0maa'S Gazstie.
A Melancholy AGair.-A good looking
and respectable German girl, who arrived in
this city about four months since, was taken
into the family of Mr.. Adam Goss. shoema.
keI. on the coroner OF Water and Monroe
streets, as domestic She had not been
long in her situation ere il was discovered
she was encieaic Upon being challenged
on the subject she denied that she was so
with much earncstness On Sunday morn.
ing il was observed that her appearance
was much altered Her room was searched
and in one of her trunks fine male child
was found dead and near II pair Of scissors
covered with blood Two persons were
then directed 10 watch her which they did
all Sunday night until yesterday morning
when they fell asleep The girl, whose
name is Anna D' Ascher, seized this OPP
portunity TO make her escape, which she
l.,H ,ab, -, Of,
since has been heard of her, and il is feared
that she proceeded 10 he river and threw
herself in from one of the wharvrs.
A post norton examination was had upon
the body OF the child and the Doctors CAV,
il as their opinion that ii was born alive
An inquest was held and a verdict returned
according to the Times
TIE Giraffe Dead-Thc great Nal,
Giraffe, imported at an enormous expense
died yesterday morning at o'clock, withou
any apparent cause, or previous illness
There are are suspicious of poisoning. ]
must, however, be recollecled that the weather
has, for several days, been extremely varia
bic, suddenly changing from severe cold Il
warm rains; aud that no animal known II
more sensible 10 climate, aud more delicate
ia constitution than the Giraffe. His dis
section will furnish an interesting study 10
our zoologist of the Lyceum.-EreStar
/ REAL LIFE Enter husband from tcon
We'll wife, has The paper come yeti
Yes, husband, and bill came with il 10
one years subscription 'Ahem We'll
/ what kind of a paper have you got this week
f hey, pretty. tolerable-any thing new
'Oh yes, got glorious paper Its chocl
!. full OF shocking accidents elopements, rob
berries, and murders and suicides. an
: homicides, and parriciies, and-and-bes
DIES there is good love story on the frs
page and lot of deaths marriages Nv
. read it through and through-shall | g
q and fetch it for. you2' Never mind nov
!, wifc-bul what did you say in the first II
stance, BILL came with tP Yes, hu;
band, bill, it's in the upper dra'c.' That
, the most important item IN the paper, vii
: -THsit right down and forward the money
q and Mcn RI read The paper
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5 Generous Begnests-The Will of the lal
Alexander Milne of New Orleans, is put
/ lished in the New Orleans Bulletin. BY
J SAYS that journal, 'lhe whole Of his immens
estate, after deducling legacies 10 the amour
of about 100000. is hequeathed to iol
Asylums for destitute Orphan ChildreI
e viz. The Orphan Boys Asylum Of Lafayetl
IS he Poydras Asylum for Girls, and tw