Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

democratic countr:-it is downright awful and
Mr. Buchanan and sir. Benton and all the good
democrats in Congress II VIII be the ruin OF the
ountry.'
well now saws l. IF that don't beat Solamo !.
How long did YOU think il would take foreigners
TO destroy this country by putting their money
In The big 3 INK and let Squire Btddie loan 1t out
to the poor democracy. who you say Will never
paw it back again.n This set him 10 scratching
his head little. md not liking that tune he chan
ged il and said, But il ain, right to loan foreign
ers' money in that way, II ANT treating on 'en
well and it DESTROYS their confidence IN US
Well we'll says I'VE best Look little INTO the
matter, and see th7t things ANT III tde worse than
they need he We have pritty mach all on
been strucglin under through heavy storm,
and he VINO saved any thing may think himself
well off 4 ship may be good for something. tho
she has lost few sails. | have seen the Two
Poijes.' IN my div stript pretty nigh clean, but
Can't. Jumper with ieeiie assistance from the
other owners, would rig her NJ and she would %
of again slick | have seen corn-iieids
and cott0n-tie.Js all sent 10 smash In sqaail
Of wind and hail, but folks would 90 10 work a.
gin aEd the next season they would have better
luck Il nint wise righteous, says |, for folks
to turn cr0akinr, and when times are bad, turn
to and shell. off and quit, that is jIst the time 10
hang on and cheer up, and off coat and g to it
and put things to right for good weather and fair
Wind There is one thing says !, 'tha, is pref
ty certan IN money matters,-whlch NAV be
loan'd or spent ~ the country Is not wasted or
lost; il is sonewhere5 about, end folks don't eat
1t or drink ii, lis only going the rounds. \ few
years ago the Treasury full 1t couldn't hold
il and now lis all out. Uncle sam amt GOT a
dollar in his pocket and is in debt too, but who
saws he is broke? he has got plenty of property,
but if he was 10 throw up and sell of his proper
tv IN these times 1t would bring cnuT to pay
ones years expenses he is at. And 50 it is WITH
most kinds of properly, very few who have much
and ANYTHING bat woali come to the Icctie
end of the horn by selling off and giving up
The only way then Is ~ fix things so as TO let
folks O. to work al their different trades aud cali
ngs aud set matters moving and you wll see then
how the Cat jumps.
.'Wen," SAYS he, Il should like TO know what
our President thinks Of these ml:ters''
swell" SAYS |, "he THINKS a good deal about
'enl, bat he don't mean to ttit about 'Cm TIL fth
March next, account OF his respect for Mr..
Van Blrcn who Is President iii that time-but
when 1th March comes then vol AMI all the rest
of the people lnuw considerable OYER twelve mil
lions) viii all see Ii in black and white 50 there
viii be no tnstailc-his notions about the Com
sttuiion for the President 10 talk to Congress
aud tell them all he Knows and then he Is sure
all tie people viii get It--hat if Won are in har-
aud would Ike u know my notions about il
atorohand--ona thing you may be- sure on, aud
that IS, we shall 90 back II The pint where the
and put all them matters right--examne the
track. the engine, and The enpineers-and at all
the cross tracks look wctl t. the scitrt zpen-f,r
next running off the track Is getting on a loag
track and then go ahead''-and WIN that |
scraPcd back my right foot anl said as | say 10
you. 'Iv s1rvice to yon,''
J. DOWNING, N 'i,r, &c. &c. 81.