Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

" ,rxs of imofo cmsnt are siopt for want
of na ,a, To pro coed, and niliions viii be
!oN ny MI tvin1 what Is uone and
ON, ,Ast'nI sine 50 III At they can go on
sArni II -int this can be- st once done
o. U.sis San hin.lf coming right up
nHh slyiay 10 the nolders OF Slate Bonds
"h,re isyour secuniy IL you don, like
what yoo hivo got" Uncle Sam then
pays ,hrss per cent on his Bonds thu,
i,su-d--,hr que st,on -, who Is 10 pny
tha:I for some States have no bonds out
tho answer ls, the States pay it whose
Bonds are exchanged tor these u States
Bonds For example, suppose Illinois
bonds TO the amount of three millions OF
lnJia ma Bouds, or any other Bonds are
thus cancel'd for United States Bonds
The interest paid Tor their account by the
Unit ed States is n debt against SAID States
and can be deducted out Of their pro-
portion of the distribution of Land sales
if nerds be-so that no state, unless Ms
Bonds are cancelld by this exchange
sy stem, pays for account Of any other
siate---ihe account - as slInpls as shell
hing corn, there is no mystery about IT.
II twenty or even forty millions OF State
Bond. we're thus cuucelfd, il would be
no killing matter In Uncle Sam three
per cent n year IN twenty millions Is six
hundred thousand d.,llars--and the cred
IL OF the states sourd aud pu, hi. h--he
has paid more than this in chasing and
catching six In i,s in Flo ida and con.
sdered cheap work too, for one cam
Pa,gn. 10
Now, the next question is, how will
this opernie' Well, IN tell YOU B, |
the time ten millions Of dollars Of State
Bonds are brought in for Exchange,
folks who hold the balance w,Il begin
- IhlOk il is quite us well TO hold on and
they will feel confidence and well they
may--lor by the time they see the coun
try On its legs again nnd all Interests
working ahead, as they will under the .
measures proposed, they will be ycIy
glad ,o get State Bonds and hold them
ioo-ior IT will bc "a strange matter in
deed II the securities OF this country
aiut ns good a. the best IN Europe when
things are put strait here, aud they will
be put STRAIT IL the people will only agree
10 what the presrnl folks Mt the helm adj |
vise, thr'e Is no two ways about II. But I
u nne set oi folks talk one way, and one
nnolhsr, and another u hitlc OF both, and 4
pnutber contrary Ia all, there is no get
ting on. "E phnri6us Unum," is the
lain OF bundie of sticks strait and
crooked, all tied up snugly together and
ali creation can't break them whilst thus
bound together, but take 'rm sin. y and
you can snap 'em like pipe stems
The tiuc has come now for every
homes, man 10 look To thus, and In see
that his Reprtssniaiire in Congress does
his duiy, and makes no long speeches.
about it. Three bundled folks, all talk
ing month after month, at dollars n
day (nnd Congress day only three or
four hours is n iitle too tuH for these
bard times, ,--aDd the expense comes
right out OF honest labor. The people
mast therefore look. to,t and see that
their Representatives look to it too and
Go their work properly. i,
II Is lead low water new all over the
county --ilfe bammrr--tbe wheel-lhr
axe aud plough ale all rendy Tor action.
We have go"d and honest and truly pa II
irloiie folks at head quarters, aud all i
they want now -isa chance 10 do good I,
for ali-and ! for one say, give '.m
iair chance and # they don't succeed
or show they don't know how, then
turn 'em ont aud Try again. Some roots +
oi The old weeds are still IN the ground
aud will Try 10 sprout up-they must be- .
watched aud hoed under if we want q,
good crops-it makes no odds hat name ,
these weeds take, VI how they may show :,
of and Try To gull folks bur "red d. :,
---"blue mullen" and "skunk cabbose" II
we all know, aud have seen and suffered
by, nnd III less We have of them the -,
better Your iellow citizen, #
J. DOWNING, MAJOR, n,