The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20

Occasionally the federal Editors forget that
they are under the pay Of the Banks and party
leaders, and through mistake tell the truth The
following from the Cincinnati Chronicle, rab-
id whg paper, of Thursday evening is one Of
these instances:
... CINCINNATI FLOUR TRADE.
at is now just thirty days since the opening
of cansl navigation at this place. In that month
more than thirty thousand barrels Of Flour have
been received by the canal. There is strong
probability that this activity in the -four market
will be keptup ill midsummer; for two suffi,
o ent reason. First because the supply Is very
great and next, because it is the best remittance
10 New York and Boston, which the barter and
traffic system of this day allows. The differ
'ence of exchange between bankable funds here,
and specie funds in New York is alone an am.
pie profit Should the comming crop be full
one, of which there is now no manner of fdoubt,
the receipts by the canal for l940 will nearly
double that OF any former year.
"The average price of -four at this place DUR
ing the lBst month has been about SO so per bar
rel. The price has not been regulated so much
by the currency as many too hastily suppose.
The efiiclon, cause ia reducing the price ofaour
ID tho redundant supply. We have passed
through the transition stste, from season Of
deficiency to one Of abundance, and are now
exporting -four from all the interior marts to tho
Atlantic ports, and thence TO Europe. Itis 80
far an auspicious circumstance to the future
prosperity Of the country: to none more than
this great western land, which is by nature a
wheat producing country
Let every democrat read the above, and CONS
pare il with the hourly croakngs Of the federal
orators. The God Of nature, by sending us
double crop, has checked, yea. re5uked, the op>
pressors Of our people and while the working
man gets his bread for half price, the farmer is
blessed with double crop 10 bear the deprecl-
alton.
While the people have plenty, and cheap at
home, by The blessing Of Providence, the coun
try draws it's usual amount Of fhnds from abroad
as circulating medium, by selling twice the a-
mount. The Federal Bankers have at last found
out the democratic theory. that produce is bel
ter and safer medium Of EXCHANGE, than
Bank drafts or brokers paperl Clear the State
Of Post Notes, and deprecated paper, the las
tricks ofthe Bank dynasty, and Ohio will stand
pre.elninent in few months in prosperity. and
high credit. Her loco foco' character has al
ready given her stocks credit unequalled by a.
ny State in the Union they are 90in London, and
81 in New York, which is more than par value
here, taking the difference in exchange.
Will the people re adrerfect and understand
Will they throw aside the rotten credit system
of'Bank whiggery, and stand out fora more
healthy, honest and substantial basis Of trade.
The suffering, the fraud, and the bankruptcy
produced by the federal system Of debts and an
inflated paper currency, Is too palpabls and toe
extensive to be forgotten. How can the people
go to the polls and sustain or extend III
Col, OHIO Statesman.