Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

II the contract OF one generation, be not binding
on another how viii tha State Bonds payable Hlty
Stars hence, be palj What pro pct Is there that
the people OF the ihlrd generation Ia ropewi tame
y submit 10 have tlett hbor and properly, taken
iIom them pay tne debts ola lew dtsptfdlr spec
cnlatufs, vino tloarsaed al jackson ~ l-3s and
1889 Il tie ptope 81 the Uutcd States refused
IN pay lax OF oar cenis on ten aud revolution.
iZed the Government rather than submit TO II, VIII
their derehdanis tax themselves TO the amount at
seven mAhons. lor The benefit Of a SET Of corrupt
gamblers u England aud The Uhttd States The
expectation is pfepostefous IT lhcy were able con-
Nenenrly To pay The debt, they would be gully %
moral treason 10y doug 10 pay lhlae State
bonds, would be 10 encourage a vice that ~ noW
spreading our ahd IA the end II would had m
eNIably Ia the overthrow Of all republican thsttiu-
TONS. Tire ldra OF HMug The people vi thls stJte,
10 pay seven nuous 81 dollars, squanderCi b. levy
men ~ wee and htutduly,is as mulay wiong,ls Il Is
physically impossible Tho creation OF Shie Bonds
grew up uHd,r tie usitnHg care Of ne l1fe Jrited
States Bank, and las extended 81 Ear that several
states are reduced 70 bankruptcy by It. lLHuwctef
the practice IS Ia hc encouraged hy the people sub
| milthg olaxauon, we hope mat State Bonds viii
be made As plenty as ever Brandoa uutes were, II
future generate rs are 10 he aXed1pd should prove
base enough ~ submit 10 II, lei give them hcu-
~ butiun. " tie ae9eat al pasterlp is u be sold,
iof present qualification, let all have chance
Make State Bonds as ptenly old newspapers, aud
let every man IL Ht,ssgpp prt ay many Q, wttl en-
able lnHt0 use "Itlpui ,ahnr duung his Ito Ltt
vs. hItt iuil dNtson aud make ttc debtuts Of tlr
Union Bank aud slukmg dHj dagulAC thcit surplus.
q baye no objections that they bHd ~ not lu syt
diem below par /; It IS an easy matter To get over
such difficulties, when you have money IN our
pocket
mississippi Bonds viii soon be as plenty ii
London, aud every place else, where rolues, mo.
ney and Ioois do coauegate,as leaves N autumn.
Il The people are 20 be axed,~e 20 for Il new aud
extensive crop OF State Bonds.
II he tax Is LEVIED per- caplia embracing loaf
ers, producers, and all who vote, It viii amount
ntxt yeat to about one hundred and thirty dol.
lars each, When the tax law Is pissed, how viii
It be collected of the loaiefs and that class Of
men, HE borrowers. who are rs only advocates
VIII II M, be accompanied by another law an,
thorzlng the sale Of white men for their taxes
II moi, The solvent men would have 10 pay 0r the
ivalefs and Their tax would be quadtupled We
say gnadmped because we think there ATE about
louI oalets 10 tins State for every man who lives
by industry. Now, We all know that our gentle.
men loaets, and that sill more degraded class
Who have become pampered on bank credits,
would never permit themselves 70 be sold. We
would like to see he man with nerve enough 10
bud o them, even It he could render them useful
Ihey are too strong and would rebel. We be-
IIeqe there are now abou hHty candidates for
thr Office Of tax collector Of III county, bot he
whole would not be able To collect 1t, # Inc bank
ef- and STOCKHOLDERS are to Icgsiale FOR US
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