The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-26
From the Ohio State Journal.

are more than sufficient to fix burning
and indeliale mark of shame upon the
forehead of every knavish demagogue who
has been engaged in propagating the be.
lief that the Wing party is the Bank par
ty. 1Eey kaolc better.-.The Loco Focos
have ever made it a point of party tactics,
in and out Of the Legislature, to attack
banks already established, with such rank,
indiscriminate and unfounded abuse, and
to propose such nonsensical and impolitic
laws, as to compel the Wings to disagree
with them, in order to get up an accusa-
ton fit for their fraudulent purposes. But
wherever the Loco ssoeo party has had the
power. it has created banks by scores and
hundreds.
he State Bank Of Alabama. with ca
pital of some TEN or TWELVE MIL
LIONS, was created by Jackson Van
Buren, Legislature.
Most of the Banks in Mississippi. their
capita amounting to some TWELVE or
FIFTEEN MILLIONS, were. created
by the same party!
ALL THE BANKS in arkansas were
created by the same party!
/ ALL THE BANKS in Missouri were
created by the same party!
ALL T E BANKS in Indiana were
created by the same party!
ALL THE BANKS in Illinois were
created by the same party.
/ ALL THE WILDCAT BANKS in
Michigan were created by the same par
ty.
In New York, a tremendous amount
of banking capital vas added by the same
party.
!. In Ohio the number of banks was in.
creased by the same party, in the short
space of four years, from thirteen to
Il / w MY, and the banking capital of
the state, during the same time was in
creased FOUa MILLIONS FIVE
III RED AND Il ilRTY-TWO
: THOU AND TWO HUNDRED AND
: THIRTY NINE DOLLARS!!
! In six years from the time the same
e party came into power with Gen Jack
son, IORR HUMID ED AND NINE
TY NEW BANKS were created in the
Union!
r These facts are sufficient, one would
/. think, to seal the mouths of those hungry
demagogues who go about crying by the
way side and in public places, that thu
Wing party is the Bank party, with al
, eternal silence. If shame were any par
: of their composition, they would hang
' their heads and be still
The same thing SAYS the Kenebecl
Journal, is true of Maine A large add
ton to the number Of banks in Maine wa
! made in 80 and 1887 following the re
4 moval Of the deposits. At this time thu
Q Jackson Van Buren, men had large ma
iorilv in both houses of the Legislature
and the policy which then prevailed wa
laid down in the report Of the bank com
f mittee of $50, written by harles Jarvis
who has this year been nominated by hi
party for the same seat in the Senat.
. which he then occupied
, In 1888, when the Wings were in pow
err, they made no new banks.
SUB TREASURY INTELLIGENCE
LATEST DEYALcATIoNs.- The Posmas
/ ter of Mobile appears to be coming on
E minus. Drafts on his Office have been re
) turned unpaid, and further disclosures ar
!; anticipated.
: The assistant and acting Postmaster Q
: Exeter N. III. has been arrested for open
ing letters and taking money therefrom
/ He is Loco Foco caucus orator.
Il
3 The emigrant William M. Price, Esq
i is investing some of Uncle Samuel's dut,
a3bonds in real estate and leaseholds in Pa
5 ris. We wonder whether, now he is
( Substantial f,peaolIer in France, orr Min
: lister will be instructed to commence pro
5 ceedings TO obtain repayment Of the pub
!, lie monies in his keeping. The N. Yor
f Times says of the af11uent absentee as fol
3 lows:
WILLIAM M. PRICE, IN PARIS.
i y friend, recently from the French CO
I pital, informs us that the bright particula
star Of loco focoism, William M. Price
!. Esq. is shining with dazzling though boz
). rowed lustre, in the world. He has late
) lily purchased. for summer retreat, a beat
/ ,iful villa and grounds, about six mile
I iron Paris, while he occupies, as his tow
! residence, at an exorbitant rent, spler
/ did hotel in the most fashionable part {
! the Cau,nps Eiysees the grand metropt
j Titan locale Of. the French aristocracy.
!, Probably locofocoism has never befoi
been so displayed Only tank, ye sof
= Iof st. ammany.lof your democratic
J. stentor being domiciIed in the 8 a.a'tit
e Of the french noblesse, and being Gale
Is s,milord' BY all the sa,ls QUOTES Of Parl
Il Why, tile unlyessal frame Of locofocois
III ought to Jingle with sympathizing raptul
at the muniticent manner in which Its !, 81 9