Columbus Democrat., 1841-08-07

MS proves plainly euuugh that th@ pltuke 81 Il
he S,a,e vas mol considered pe,itclsd 81 TIC pas
sage oi the original b,Il, and that i intended
10 be 50 only after the coudulOns unon WhiCh Il
was proposed 10 be gwen we're complied win
Al ttat time there was 10 NissI>sapg lnlen 4
Bank. and It VAS only on condition lbat a bans .
should bs finally established uroa lhe exact cou- +
d.ueu. specified in III, r,igirai ht that he Sate /
va, 10 be ptdged The stockholders dd ual 4.
accept tb> charter, the uls us,. en whch yog rely
. nueh-lhrs DID not accept ,he frora.td eoH- +
tllpn, ol bank With the proposed pledge OF lh,
State ta +, support; hul accrpt,d CHARTER with
very dHerem conditions one vhrhWe people
hsd never seen asa IN support ot winch they hid
Hrser proposed the piedge Of tie #t1h o. tbe
sate.
bG you say that, for the credit ot the Stale
abroad, she ought to pay tie bonds thd she Is
a.ftady hrcughtto lae lowest de-raoaluu, by N.
J,slduU deheguenelrs aud baho >wlrdhug and
now, say on, 10 snow to the world that Nl.sts
>lpp,au, ae not such rogue, and sNpders as they
haze been SAID 10 uc, ,l's do uue gtaHd and mp
j tenty high soued, ratoHe aod heHofabe ptt,
--une Which M,ll sound and leyelbelste through
oct the Whole hahnable globe, and dance, aad
spg, and play upon bhus eadiog 10 tic intellect
and soul d every individual and 50 ucklr, and
charm, aud capuylte the heat and mud, hat uut
one VII ese, 0gan be able 10 see the bous ,ad,
and teas ol thousands o. fantastic, up.nary Mis-
~is,lppl devils, which our conduct has brought TO
then minds.
| Nov, sus deny ,ha, Mlsss.sppi IS degra.
/ ded baHkswmdtfs Hay be, and aver that the
motve bceby assigned iur his payment, Isustli
| She offspring eta deteulul ana dishonest heat.
| Ihs one uct which lou pl0po>e as evidence ol
| honesty, would be more criminal, dishonest and
d,.hauotable, than all other ac,. Of your He. 4
man Who cuulesses lie Is looked upon hy TIE
world as a carcass sinking vita rascabif, by ut
ug to htte hl- irptous spots bthud a Ntll ol ap
parent health, that he may deceive The world ant
pass himself oil as sound, exttbis evidence o
satanic feelings and knowledge, and drlermi
nation to retrieve bus character by alhice and dr
etpa,u, for purposes winch ouy the deul himsel
can cl,ally uHtoId.
Ii individual denquents mud hanksaudIer
would but pay their acknowledged dtbIs, 50 10
as they are able, they would do more towards e
tabllshug an honest character than they can d
IN any ulher way. It's dishonest, and shows vi
corruption IN a man, when he cannot pay both, I
withhold money from honest and acknowledge
debts aud pay Il TO another, Hnh selfish and d,
ctptlyc motive and gfussy 50 when IT'S Al
lsnowlrdga d to be tor thu purpose Il feHethg
degraded character by hyPocucY, aud when ~
other has 10 legal camaGd IL brought upon hn
/ by is agent, by treaehety and tlansa aieasion e
You attempt to illustrate tho position you ha'
4 taken OF rather the manner VI wh,ch yon hai
L come 10 your decision on this bond question,
panh,es bot IL your cpinparsors ou are dI
. honest You suppose eases which Do Il
: observe cannot detect your Sopts y, In tie III
1 place, you DO not make an honest Distinction
b tween The people and ler agent, ion tltI
/ Ihem nv Two persons 0ufI The agent ~ cescubt
to transact special business urd after inai, "
i teat ol then, as one and the sanr p'r'on. u
+ say tuppu,c man has employed an agent
E borrow money on certain coGddtUns, ana that Il
i agent has borrowed Il Oh vely diictfni 'oht
o tious and then suppose the man has sancton'
) tic agents uonsactons, by receiving ond u'lI
o thr money. l. he not bound 20 pay r. Yes,
!. agree her But nov LET'S suppose ne man &
!. moi receive and use tie money, but lint lte age
+, ddand rhattoo uhou, consulting he map abo
!. n.--N ouId rhc man, IN such case, be bou
# even bouotablY - especially a, tar Ferou no
J. whom the agent uetro Cd DE money, Knew !
d extent II Jat agents power tuc conditions
Il ul.rG.... man aa.eed d lc bound, pud d,
.f M MA eaal-a,dfa lar void inst be- would Il
!. SANCTION "a couisc made on ans other 'hat tho
j. e.gd,aoa.g ,A{hr 10 SIM" think hear J
d saw, "lm Legislators ate dt PEOPLE, gene
$, ,n..cH,ti.rd ul,4 discretionary lotrf--nh
cs,,f6r, II. Ia rolsdr,r4 done bg tae peon,
4. sana llHe. sns Futh snot die ca., tn.
',&crrta.a outal tIely eeactat powers a
i I.,,I... n',u.tl.r caa,.i.e are dteared to hr
....le n, x.,r,s,,., di.r.c,lop. and hound 10
=, o.,e.sIh ~ llte peoplr. cautiously,
T. lbsa. add con,,tu.lanatIy expressed.
A.,,.rr i. yoq, Illustrations. four bacon so
j, e.4. ,a,,ay .1o,,ol srcomnb. b5e yo,,r .lt,