Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

''.4A but the Goi,'-The People were ,od by Van
Buren, orators and papers, that hen the Government
Bank-ihe u5-rreasury, should become the law of
land that Gold and Silver plenty black
berfte-that every farmer should purse,
as long through the of which the
yeior boys would be countless Has this
beautiful picture been fufled. The Sub-Treasury Bank
Is IN operation, and do the People realize these golden
pronises-have they received any benefit from it Whatever
We do bseve tina eyes of People of Indiana
nave been blessed with the sight of of the promised ye
o1 boy', without they have in the of the Of
hceholders and hired of the
which they mad shown and showing for political effect
Iock in safes and vaults, "keep" the public money,
is the substance of the SubTreasury laW;,he
atty attached for the viola of the law b. the bTrea
the Peraitenhay There law the State of
Indiana, the particular benefit There's, with
precisely the penay but does this law prevent horses
being stoen9 No. indeed, horses stolen almost
every day, and the thief is caught, he s the P
tenttay the offence ''Catcing always before
so with these defauIter
or a palmer, word, There, who steal and
skeep' public money. Ths penalty attached
law, will prohibit tha being violated But
intentions il this article, overhaul this proessed
Gold and Sitrer Government Bank only wish show
readers that "ai gold that glitters aud that
promises this administration bring about glorious
rcuoi,ao5i the circulating medium of the country,
ha ended, like Of promises, in nothing
better than Post Notes. and pro,aise.- The N Y
Star Times, publishes fac sn,ie of one OF the ate
'sank rags from the Government Bank
w ahington City. is bill, and reads fol-
lows:
Il "TIIE UNITED STATES promised u pny, one year
after date to ID. B.gh order FIERY oLLARs,
with interest at the Ir, per cent,tal. w AsHIN'
TON, % May, 1910.
Countorsigned, VIM Seden,
i S. +. Smith, Treasurer of the
Il REGISTER. United States.'
The ugnette in Bill, represents three
sitting SAFE with large key in her right
hand, 1--WE suppose intended represent Lew Wood
bury hand she rsachn. for purse of
appears be held very tightly, III the
grasp suppose this figure Tom
Benton while, the back ground the other female figure
appears calmly looking the operations of the Sub
Treasury scheme and :'takin Extra otes (thi5 figure
k,uo,o Amos Kendall There is ship and
rail road all ready take of the Sc4rttconters
staff of osfon pair of compasscs, lot OF ratss and
aud Safes aud last, tho not least rgltfl griffin HIM
bug with WINGS represented as standing on the top OF the
strong Dor, for the purpose of frightening
way People from participation of the golien harvcs
On the left hand side the
Mercury, god Of There's Prentice say H represented
as sitting of Treasury eggs I'VE suppose lie will
hatch another batch of 'shn piasiers,") labelled cot
ton' seice-behind barrsl1 1--WE suppose
they ad cider,) in his sight hand he holds
sssilken purse,' full of the 'yeowboy while in
his hand graspes scord his there the
likeness of lion, ready give every time he gets
his up, and large strong bor right
of figure, finishes this pictr. Ga right hand side
is the figure female holding pair of scales, and
likeness little 1Iatty, who
pears like if he has just dropped of them having
been weighed and found wantngon the back nj,
is something intended for K t5lc; bat it's much
ike a ehcken-cock trying can hef-over tho
head female words Recetr1bc payment
and, beneath her feet s.of all public duss.'
Such fair and full description the hard
rency administration. The People will say,
it's sail but the god"