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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

0-Fr The "THoRN," not finding it very
profitable to remain on the Kennebec, Port
land and Bangor route, has gone off,-and
is advertised to run between Boston and
Nahant
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

+ The Vice President (CoI. Johnson,
has just written to "A committee Of his pol-
ical and personal friends, informing them,
in substance, that be would gladly serve
the party another term, and that I've has
never expressed desire 20 decline re-
election. What will the party say to dis?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

The Wing Convention which assembled
at Concord, N H., on the Goth inst, NOM
mated Hon. ENos STEVENS of Charlestown,
as candidate for Governor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

The Portland Advertiser comes to Us in
an entirely new and beautiful dress. We
rejoice in the Advertisers prosperity, and
hope il will live GO forever"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

''Men are only used as the means Of
carrying Principle into effect -
Name Democrat,
Just so. And the principle of the sub
treasury scheme, was "carried into effect ,
by mems "using" or carrying off "the
means"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

''The Madisonian fines fault with the
principles of,he Argus" Argus.
That's finding faul; without cause, sure
Iy. It's your aoant Of them, with which
we ''Gnd fautn'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

What is harder than earning money!
Collecting it.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

1t is said ''the bright venus of demoera-
cy" has left New York. This bright ve-
nus" is an erra,ic star, and may Rave wan
dered to ''the milky way
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
Ct as a vampire, SUI ks and drains
A peoples blood, to feed its putrid veias''l

are fattening upon The object TO be gain
ed" relax not jot or title of your won't
ed efforts. That " will ensure success !"
and when your patriot labors have been
consummated, we will bring out 1.-The big
gum" yea, verify, "tae six-pounder from
No. TO-" -
rely not too much upon the justice Of
your cause" That's prudent advice of
you, Mr. Argus; FOR 'twould reduce them
to corporals guard, and make them look
"as thin and meagre as an ague fit"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

Hon. John Forsyth passed through this
town, Monday. On bis way to Washington.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

TIT Only few months since. the loco
focos told us, the rout and defeat Of the
Nhigs had been SO complete, in this State,
that tiey would not soon attempt to rally.
The ten years battle had been fought
Now, the Argus makes a dreadful fuss and
calls loudly to its loco toco brethren, some
what after tins wise:
Officers OF the Federal Government, the
call is to you, THE requisite efforts must
be made" Office-Holders Of the State
Government, "you must make preparations
commensurate with the object to be gain
ed" True, you must not violate that
grand principle of democracy, "neyer TO
i,eases. cafcinl influence in care, Bil'ijah The
freedom of elections" only whtG' Il is ne
cessary to do it, to sustain " the principles
of democracy, as it is in this case A
wake, then, one and all Post Masters,
you know what is expected of you! Col
lectors, Weighers, Guagers, &c.-Mar-
shals, Sc, you understand what are re-
qulsite efforts !" Hangcrs-on and depen-
dents on these excisemen, bes,r yourselves!
Sheriffs and deputies, Clerks, Registers,
commissioners, &c, & c. we whole gree
dy swarm, that,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust made between La
ID eries Rogers, Chas, Walsh Robt Harris,
aud Joseph Grlgshy, to secure certain nnes therein
described, Wal sell at public auc,iun at the Courl
House IN The comfy ol Choctaw, on tie first day OF
October next, The following descubtd Tracts pieces
or parcels 81 iands VIZ: yiur and being in The cuun-
II OF Choctaw aud State Of Mississippi To wit: the
east hail Of the southwest quarter of section three
in township seventeen north Of ange seven east
Also the east bali OF the northwest quarter al sec
ton ten, and the east hall OF lie southwest quarter
If section ten, the AFORESAID township aud range
Sale within the hours prescribed BY law. Terms
made known on the day of sale
CHAS. WALSH. Trustee.
July =, 1883. fprs Zee S2l
The above sale is postponed until the first tay Of
November next CHAS. WALSH, Trustee.
oc', l lsS9-iStd lpF lee 81 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

uith ite same object. They invite a temperate
d.-,u-siau, no. Of men ,bu, OF ,unepIes and .ac,-
alone.
Tie address Uil best speak for tseif-ii needs
no encomum at our hands. We vdl merely
state, that Il is written with great cleamess aud
ygor, cynclng uncommon research and ability
~ the writer's. The Argument aga,lst the CON
siautionaliY Of Bank, is altogether Original, and
appears lc Us perfectly conclusive and unan.
sWerabe.
We commend the Address 10 the dispasson.
ate perusal Of all Who are in search Of truth, aud
IN favor Of the dissemination Of correct pnnci-
pies.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

An Address to the Nalg Candidates Of Nils
ssslppl win be issued next week, ia pamphlet
form, from this office. Ii was drawn mp by gen
,lem,u cmipently qualified To discuss constitution.
al aud financial Ques,ons--they are warm advo'
Gates of The Independent Treasury system, as rc.
commended by Nj Van Buren,, and IN address
ing themselves 10 the Wing candidates, their
man object, we believe. IS TO ecn a reply from
the leaders of that party. They have thrown
dawn the gauntlet, and they challenge then oPpo-
nents 10 The contest. Mr.. Prcniiss, the great
and gloriied champion Of the bankiies, IS espe.
cally uvited "a examine aud reiutr, II be can,
Inc Arguments advanced in tho address. The
yreat objects ci the writers is truih, and tue ad-
soeaey er couec, principles. They have occor-
.llngly addaessed themselves 10 the understand
N.Y.. and not to the passions or party prejudces
81 their reader They have INDUCED in no ad
eapiandma defamation, aud II answered ut all,
h.y eaeect 10 be answered IN the same spirit, and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
RACES! RACES! RACES%

VNHE Races over the Hyde Park Course, ."
IL Columbus, Mississippi will come Oh tie s'
ond Tuesday in November next,
lsf d4g Sweepstakes for three year old foH -. ~
FLIES 500 entrance, hall forfeit, subscribers '''
closed.
The following are the entries:
john H. Walker enters bay colt by LuzeofspsI
dam hy Archer
VIM. J, Horn, en'ers luIl brother 70 Highway /,
James Clark, enters bay liley IranOy' Gam !"
Medley.
DAVID Connor, do. hay colt by Luzborongn'O 'p
by Florize
End lay Jucky club purse $500 mile heats
Srd day, do d.. 500, 5 90
4fh day, do. do. 700, 4 CO.
The foregoing purses are free for any horse NJ !.
or ge,ding in the UnWt States, complying WIN ~
rules 81 the course ~
Stables and litter found gratis by the suPeF'n''~
AM of the Jocky club.
Columbus, Oct. 5th. is--6t. x.,.
TIC Southern Advocate, Huntsville AZ. -
vile Banner and Montgomery Advertiser, arg
auesied to insert the above three times and 'oiN'
heir accounts 10 this office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
Tile rnitE lssItE.-

Shall ours be a COMPARTMENT or THE
BANKS or GOVERNMENT or TIE
PEOPLE2 Shall zee hare a CONSTITUTIONS
Al TREASURY, o. an UNCONSIITUTlON
AL NATIONAL BANK ShaH zee hore Co.'S
srfrorioSAL cuRegEcY or GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.HlBLE PAPER? Shat
nee hpe under The depotism Of MoSrYEp ARIs-
rocpacy, on mdcr ihe saftguards Of FREE
CO.NSTITU1TO.N2 Washington Chrnn.
Fellow cllI2cns, we again present to you the
TRUE ISSUE, upon which YOU viii have to
decide at the polls IN November next. BE moi
deceived BY the professions and promises of the
Wing canddalus--hcir principles lead inevitably
10 the exclusion Of gold and silver as cucua
ting medium, and tho establishment Of an ire.
deemable paper currency. Charter their Ma
tioua Bank, with capital Of fifty mlhons--lhe
great object for which they are now eontendtng,
and you my have a republic IN form, and fee
constitution IN name, but you will il fact, live
under the desposm of Il MoNEYrp AnIsrocRA
cy.n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
Matches, September l6h 1890,
DEMOCRATIC MAINE--AIL HALL.


We have the satisfaction III announcing, 10 our
readers to-day, tho gratifying intelligence d the
complete triumph Of the principles Of Democracy
over Hartford Convention Federalism III Maine.
Honorable John Fairfield Is elected Governor by
about SEVEN THOUSAND mlan'y, heng a
gain from las; year or four thousand. WE'LL
DONE MAINE. Want Of room eompcls us 10
omit details. lndeel wo do nol consider hem ne
cossmy having carried the GOVERNOR, SEN,
ATE, AMI HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIVES, by overwhelming mnjoli,lrs We leave
II to the Atlas TO give details, and reitcru,e It's
inrmer assertion, sthc Wigs die, bui aersr stn'
render" To the Democrats Of Maine tho whole
country owe debt Of gratitude. Nubly hay,
they stood their ground. The storms and panc'
which. from time TO tine, have beea created b,
the Money King to crush them, have failed o
their object Again and agala have the Democ
racy Of Malne rallied 10 the support of the admin
Isiration and this year, they have spoken N
soce of thunder m tho support Of the lndependtn
Treasury Bay Stale Demoerat.
Caught by tie ST. Lnuis, Missouri Repuhdcsi
oftlIc 10th last, we learn, that on the 18Th Idno
Thomas Dwight. WIN sometime in Iuly last, alb
seanleo FINN jackson, Mi>S~sippi, with snme 81
oT $4,000 Bringing t. u u. Starke \ Co, am
s. Y. BnuerRauh OF Columbus. ~ llp' state, ha
been arrested In thai CIV The Republican says
A lew days siuce be arrived IN tins ey from Cha
caao, hIyas heea Ia the Cauadas, ani was reiurn
Ing h7ae by the northern roatc. Au>wetuiE p 10
description 81 Thomas Dwight. as gnea 70 ~ ia
peFs aar officers AMI sume o'i,~r ciljzcnS aiesteI
him on Saturday evening al the lhearn tie rnlle'
himself DEBUT. On examining his trpus, &9S2O q
Mississippi l. mon bank mnnty was kbUn ester
day, he underwent examination which resulted i
holding him 10 hnil in the sum 81 Si0,000--no end
ing which, he was committed.
IarnnA (lnEf 1Rrtrtl.er
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

tj- We have this week sent their accounts to
all who are in arrears TO Us Tor subscription. We
hope that lhis demand upon their justice and hon.
OF will be compiled allh nj once. Our current
expenses are large We have to pay cash for
every thing and unless our patrons are prompt IN
paying Us their dues, II will DO impossible for us
to meet the demand. against us. We are not
conversant m the language Of polite, fashionable
dunning. We speak the plain democratic truth,
and say 10 all our Subscribers, that # they would
have our paper any longer, lhey must pay lor IT.
The names Of all to whom acc cunts are this week
sent @ho do moi pay up, within reasonable time,
viii be struck from our list lf our paper i.
worth reading II Is worth paying lor--ai any rate,
We can't afford 10 gve it away.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
To the sheriff. of Mississippi.

IN ACT defining the duties Of the Sherihs oflhe
n ditF,rpnt Counties Of This state in relation 10
Raaaway Slaves, &C.
sLcrtos, l. BE Il taaeted BY the Legislature Of
fte State of .nisassippi That il ~hal hereafter h.
M 6asy ~ lile Sherls ri the different counties Of
Skls STATE. thai WHEN any slave or slaves shall BE-
taken up as nAgawsys and committed 10 jaH, within
fea Asys fllerearr - forward Ia The public printer
NJ tsss stare N advertisement, giving particular
3eacFl9ss4n az suei Save or slaves; and il shall 10
Sic assg II tie pab printer o. give To said adytf-
Fsemeat fwg Gn4e-itpas in the sad pap,r: and il Is
hsrgAy made tive 6e1y n ne si,erii, when sad .llfy
~ sasyes BE- proven ~ soAt ~ tie case may b. 70
retaa che antpn az tsse sa6 pf.sseFs lees, aaeEe'
JOHN W. KING,
A. T.. BlNGAMAN.
Pyeadert sffAs Senate
4pyfgvsd, Fsb. 10. 1852
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
AN APPEAL TO TIE DEMOCRATS.

"0n tho first Monday Of November next, you
will he called upon To defend and mnnuln, with
your sulliagcs, tho doctrines Of the democratic
republican party, "a illustrated by Jefferson aud
enforced by the preseG, administration. You
must then choose between The republican doc
irines Of '9s, and The old federal creed now in.
educated by tho mIs.caed Wing party. On that
day democracy expects every man To DIV his du.
iy.-Thal tho democratic party has triumphant
majority in this State the most Scepllcul cannot
doubt. Oar opponents are already pale wnh a-
fright three months ago they saw the Mrinng on
the wall, aud their knees smole together m the
lribnlann of anticipated defeat. But let not the
sentinel slumher on his pos, let us not rest mae
tive in tho secnrity OF our strength Let Us
show to our sister States who have hlcly doue
such nohld battle, and achieved such proud veto.
rlcs in the cause OF democracy; that Ihc chtvahy
Of Mississippi can do sui better. Every man
should reflect That the day gwen 10 the polls, al'
though spent from his ordinary business, IS m OF
teiiag at the SHINE of liberty, to secure tho rights
which he rniuys. Lellhe democracy pour on
from hl and dale 20 swell the triumph OF relolc
mg fcemen. \ general election is freeman
Jubilee, aud each voter should reflect that upol
his single suffrage may hang the desunlqs OF h'
country tho cause OF clvll liberty, and tn
Right, Of Man -Dcmocr0tie ,1dd,ess.
Yes, tellow.c'tizsns, upon your decision at III
, polls 10 November next, assuredly hangs the pc
Ilncal desllny of Mississippi. You are then t
say whether tho State is to JOIN the old fadert
patty with such men as Henry Clay, Dame
Webster, aud John Quincy Adams, rs It's leader
, u Nhcthr, 4 WI cling 80 ,hc republican faith D
, iuculcated by tho immortal apostle Of hber
Thomas Jefferson. Can there be moment
doubt as Ia your detistoul We hope not--v
7, believe not. You with rally 10 Toe polls on Il
5 days Of The election, and by casting your vote
! for the democratic ticket with NeSander {
/ McNutt at ils head, vlndlcatc your character i
! consistency, and prove TO The world your dew
! ton 10 principle.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

to The Macon lntell:gencer assures US that
the Democratic patty are well organized in that
County. We are glad TO heat il. We now look
with perfect confidence iot a Democratic triumph
in November. We shall be happy 10 hear as
good news IRON old Monroe Can't some OF
our friends lnlom us how matters stand there /
We hope the Democrats are up and dong,-
ready to meet Their opponents at the polls, and
give them sound clubbing.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

- We shah be prepared to furnish election
tickets for all the adjoining Counties candidates
wishing them Will do well 10 send IN their older,
Al an eaIly day.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
For United States Senator.
BERT j. WALKER.

DENocRAric SrarE RsHTs NuNissTioss,
Fer GortrHor-A. G. McNUTT:
For Seey Of Siate-TH0S. B. WOODW ARD
For .ladfor-AtGUSTUS b. sA UNDERs:
For Treasurer--JAS. G.. WILLIAMS.
For C0Hgrsss-A. &. BEowN s. J. THoMPsoS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR LOWNDES
COUNTY
For the Legislature.
JESSE sPElGHT,
DABNEY MPsCoMB.
JOHN GlLMER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

How 10 stop .NeWspopsr.-Call at the office
and loFkup arTearages and order 1t stopped like
man and not refuse to take il cut Of tho Post
Office and sneak away like puppy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
CuANcELLDN TIRNEE.

GoEernaT Oh OBJ" S'-''' "1-'e'Seu f''''' ~
he citizens "i our Tow" "'.- 1'.''''' o.. '"' ''-'
truSe' On SATURDAY la''' IL 'sP'a''u ''e same
I'D yarn mat ne has 10 a' "ie "o''"9'H 'oe"'es'
since he has U'Sen ne 'e'u 'z''''s' Wv F''>e''
eihcient Go'erhof ana eane'ua'e 'o' '''"
THIS "ouit-5e governor commenced " 'e'"'s
where he vas born' no" Taiseo' ~'e'e ne u"
lived and from "h"m ne oD'e'hea Ms n''' 'es9I"s
IA ass and politics. or III DINER "oruS' ne 'u'''eI
his audience Ol giving 'neh MS Peu'7'ee anu
a part oil his performance O''" III ID" a."
politics Tor particulars d "h'o"' We ''i'' " "'s
handful :" 10 me e"'le''' ~ 'pP''
Wing friends al Distance heeu "'' '''' '"'' ''''
Chancellor "Hl ever require "uH'Pe'e' ""'>t
the power OF uuerance Is lr'' h'''''
II would nave neeh 'uus''e To one VIM N"''
the Hall hl''"T! Oh 'H'' s'''A''' ~ "'' "
va" W
81
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:,
$500 ''""''
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'''' '"'NS "'' '"'' "''''V'' VI '''o e''''
t''' "0 '"'u '''' ''''' '''''''u u" ''' ''s'"S'
''"' wy '''''"' "N'' '''''"' "',"''e' Nv ""'"
'io'' y oe w. oee"''N' :" "''"'" e""o'o sumo
'"'eo VI 'o"' u ''e'''' ''ia' oo''''eu "''P''''y
''"''' ~ "'' "''"' " aPl'"' so'''''' 'o se"S"''
""'" 'hey "o'e "o'u''y '"e '''o''e ana "''io
noo'S oa'N 'le '"c's H0''' '"e "'''u III 'e'"''o''
~ "'e' "o"'u NC INC "'e"''S " '0'"S ''''o '''"'
security 'ae "h"ary hoe'hoihers AT "o'"c ""o
abroad stu lhelr interests would not incline me
balance IN the slightest degree "hen 'hey c'a'hed
with those OF herag oarons OF Nalchez' Does nor
THIS disposition to protect Inc interests oil heaft-
less corporations at the expense oil the honest
and industrious portion OF the community smack
OF federalism ms doctrine may DO 10 the re-
gon OF Na'chtz out Inc gentleman WI ma
that the honest farmers IN ms pa't 81 me w'ria
require eren Governor to tell The trnt"' 'h'
whole Truth, and nothing but the tru'h, about
cr,di, Of the banks nr The whole State
No,b;,g showed So CO ,clus;yey the tine nosi
ion If hi. Cederal +" wolf in sheep's cohiuc.n "a
his remarks on United States Bank. He Obj.
served, that "somo persons thought it would cor.
rec, and restore the currency" As 10 the con
s,,u,ionality, he SAID, first standing upon tip.oe
and ,ben placing his thumb mon his nose and
Ihodng his hand aud arm parallel with his body,
,,,u ,ve ruo,,cur n,re,,sxr,v
40 ,n
| " ms
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
Respectfully, ". OBJ. .ery.
r. j. WALKER"

The bill enclosed Ia to above note, was fur
the SIN Of $ilss As aud il was then discounted
by the Bank, and the proceeds $1,000 H. enter
ed 10 my credit At the time, with pun Of which
paid lhe note Of Sl075 46 referred TO in the let.
ter, mud on which was security, and tho balance
Of the money, S20i5,4s | received in CASH
II theu others have transacted business with Banks
on the principle "pf personal (ayor.,' no such
charge can be made against me-. ! borrowed
their money rs would that Of m individual, IA.
curing no other obligation in either case. than TO
pay the principal and interest; and the monsttous
dncirine now being advocated by many Of the
Bank wings Of this city, that every man who has
borrowed money from Bank. must support or
conceal Bank abuses, is to say, that every Bank
debtor should consider hlmsefus bought up hy
the Banks. and should close his eyes aud seal his
lips, Ms 20 all their enornes. Such doctrine is
alike adverse TO every rule Of morals and to every
principle Of honor, aud only adds one more proof
to the accommodating evidence Of the couupllng
Influences Of The banking system.
X. j. WALKER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.

sArURDAK, OC 4. 3. 1881
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

70 We publish, on our first page, Nr. Walk
ers vndication from the charges OF S. $. Prem
nss, and would for ii in attentive perusal. Il is
an able and lucid exposition Of the Hon, Senator's
course upon the bank question, and contains a
complete reuuton OF the charges Of nconsis-
tency which have been brongh, against him.
We snail not be able TO publish any other
lengthy document between this and The election.
Ou correspondents mus, bear with US for a time
Any thing that Is Short spicy and to The point,
can have place IN cur columns. but we must es-
chew long communications, Just now Our cleo
ton is but one month of, and oar undivided al
lenuon Is necessarily gwen TO that subject.
When that is over, aud the battles fought and
non, we shall be able to give more mscella-
neous and interesting cast to our columns.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

4Pis'F''' - 4. 6. HeNUTT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05
"NArcHEz, July 10, 1898.
To the Erchaags Committee
ofhs agricultural Bank.

" af sfklfuHW" b"fm'
GENrLGMrN--E Enclosed isa bill on my com.
mission merchant at months sight, designed IN
part TO take np----- --------note, held by your
Bank. Tor Sl975 &C, due 10th nsL
liyou think proper 10 make the dscount upon
the principles Of au Ordinary business Transaction
for the compensation paid The Banks n all such
cases, yau can have the proceeds Of lhr bill phc.
ed 10 my credit; but il the transaction ia coasd
cred as personal favor TO me, you will not DIS.
coun, the bill, US will ask no favor from the
Banks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

Eissps. palli-h li-t 40 aH ,hc NOTES and t.H-
on winch IS my name; publish a ib~ same time
when these NOTES or bills were discounted aud
Coz whose benefit, aod to whose account Was
placed the proceeds Of lhe discount. and vbeu
any nole vas q scouaied 800 partnership accoun,
stale what porlioa beyond nv share has 5ccn
paid By me, aud Of what portion Of the balance
dnsby ny partner, the collection has heen delay
ed by ndulgsuce gwen 10 Wigs aud 20 Wing d
fselors Of lhs Bank, Who are liable before me on
the paper; and how much, Il not al Of l, mus,
have been collected ere this, bot for lais ndul-
genetl This account can be Published by any
Bank out ol Nalcbez, w,Ihe,i nay scrutiny. The
five Nalehez. Balks. namely, the Commercial,
Planters. Agricultural, Rad Road, and Shipping
Company Banks. will Of course, a. am here,
rive tue previous notice, although never trans
acted ANY business with but ;Wo of them. and
permit me to facilitate the scrutiny, aided BY a
clerk. Come on rhen, gentlemen, a. sou seem
through your organs to br wasng wal agins,
me, holh personally and polmra!iy- publish all
these iraasaeiions, and tie result 0iH rni 10
shame nv casumuiaiots and asionl.h that pdfun
Of the public which has been deceived by their
statements. ! have also been charged IA toe
whg press, with ohSequousOors aud -enny 60
Bank effects and directors To obtain lnans. Ill
could be obsequiaus and senie 10 my enc for
any purpose. much less 10 Bank director for
loans should expect the shade Of my reycfed
father to rise from the battle grounds OF 7G upon
whose many aud well fought fields he shed his
blood, as one Of the youthful volunteer soldiers
Of liberty N the war Of the revolution, aud de
nnunce ma NJ - no lonper Kotthy 10 he called
hi, son. The charge il utterly grouhdlcss,
and directly the Toyerco Of the fact The Agti.
cultural Bank was, believe. lnaklng tho largest
discounts in 1895. aud ! resolved that they should
understand the principles upon which alone
was willing 10 transact business with the Bank.
addressed 10 them the following letter, a copy
Of which was oblaia,d on Saturday from the
Bank. and the original Of which is on te there
and which vas shown at the time Ia Tho then
Cashier ol tho Planters Bank, and generally
known, believe, to Bank officers and directors
m this city; -