Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-03

MARTIN VAN HURkS s opposed 20 the passage Of a
Baakspf Lar hch will discharge the honest hut gnfor-
tunae debtor upon his surrsndering up ell his property
for the benefit OF his creditors Te sci afpess the
member Of hc United States Senate where he opposed
the passage Of Bankrupt Law Hneoasionai the pro-
visions OF which related to roiniary bankruIs-a class
for whose especial relief every bankrupt law is intended
operate. eriden oio from his letter upon the sub
iect dated sept ~ 1870 in the conclusion which he
SAYS fofbesr TO this ason than to sug-
rcs the grounds Of some Of the objections bsnkTu<
law and from the whole tenor Of hch II is evident ths
he ia opposed 10 any bankrupt Law tina, will relieve
the honest, but unfortunate debtor trident eio from
the fact that the United states Magazine and Democrats
Review published Washington (which is the Look
Of the Van buren, party In their August number Of Isss
applauaed the Van Buron members Of Congrcs for having
Of Congress by voting 70 lay the hill the table. and
that IN, a>rccraic party IN Congress did hsel greet
honor by the firm stand which maintained this ques
ton is ,ridcpi also, from the fact that almost .vuy
member Of the Van Buren, party in the las, session Of Con-
gress in obedience 10 Executive dctston refused 10
siJer the bill by the Senate, and defeated the
by refusing 10 &c; upon ~ and turning deaf 30
the voice thousands and tens ofousands Of our citizens
throughout country WHO had pc,i,ioned ior The pas
sage Of such law Is scidn oise. from the fact that tho
Van Buren, have generally opposed the measure and
pose r. have Instituted doubts and 9iacgs Is 70 ~.
proprie,y anl justice ofthe measure Is erderf oo,
from feet that Nortr Isn Busn has neglected and
fused 10 end 20 Congress the passag OF bankrut
law in any 81 his annual messages.
General gi,au nry Harrison, the other hand has.
uniformly contendcd COT this great measure of relief la
Iel7 when Martin Van Buren, opposed the law in the So
The United states General Harrison ably supported
n
aud ably he sppesled 10 N, members of the Senate,
quote few sentences from the report Of his speech on
that OCCASION
"Let us,p said Mr.. Harrison, "mske experiment Of
this bill The people demand Il. They acquainted
with their interests and they believe those interests
will be promoted by the operation Of this act The puo-
lie attention n snSiously directed 10 It's fate Memorials
before from every portion Of country-svcn
from the agricultural districts of Ohio praying for is pas
sage" Every act OF General HARRISON from that time 20
this, must sa,fy every friend Of justice end humanity,
tsi Nc Is, and has been. warmly and decide ~ ia
favor OF the 0f bankrupt la, AMI tha he and his
party would give their Gun decided and tnlAusiasis
support.
We would therefore. in the language az the Nadsc-
nian, somov weeks since, appeal 20 the honest nnior
tunatc throughout the county, without dsncon "
party, 10 assert th,r rights in the approaching FFteea
al election. Their future prospcctthe hopes O. ,eE
wives and their children depend uIun the result
all is involved IN the question. The relief when ny
have asked has been dsdainully dnCd ny NJ. "a Nv
On order 20 himself from the ouin cfe
his rover dutnn the Presidential contest ic anos
rlodg 10 exercise ID whenever bill shal pass Iores
acluiira provision or the rtcfoi voluu'art BANK HTs
General Harrison the other hand. l. ~ ia'Of o. we
very vhich this unfortunate class 20 mnth
sire. win him il is both cosstonei and Nleuirh1 ny,
hinZ would rive him greater pessurc ~ 70 s'f ~,
/ bill We say then, cmPhoucaly, Choose ~ t'"''''
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ns- Ladies' will hrd the adverdioneniof Frersh ilu'
in column on the 4th page. $40 O""