Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09


INDIANAPOLIS. NOVEMBER Q. ls4l.
Legislative Sentinel.
The prope,ors Of Indiana State Sentinel propose
publish paper during the session Of the coming Legislature
under the head Of LEGISLATIVE SENTINEL" II will be
printed in form suitable for preservation each number
prising eight double medium quarto pages.
In addition to complete record Of the proceedings it will
also speeches Of members both sides upon every
important question which may be discussed well every
dccumentof which be presented to the Legsla
ture by the officers Of state.
The price Of this publication will be so cheap to bring
il within the means Of every citizen. wit;
IL will be published weekly, often have matter
to I'll its pages, during the session, at
For copy, 30 cents
For II copies, $500
Each number will be equal TO Of Semi
weekly Journal" in sire and will contain much matter
advertisements will be entirely excluded; and it will be
the only paper which Will fairly publish tie speeches Of mem
be both sides We could furnish IL al the low rate
stated did purpose part Of the matter in the
State Sentinel.
p No attention will be paid any order unless accom-
panied by the money.
Our friends requested 10 aid Us IN giving this prospectus
circulation their neghborhoods
Editors this State who will give this notice few nser-
TONS shall file Of the Legislative Sentinel Tree OF
exchange. e.. A. 4 j. p CHAPMAN.
RrsumrrIos-The locofoco presses Of this State clam
for resumption Of specie payments by the state Bank
We wonder the gentlemen who conduct those sheets are so
iguoan not % know that would be suicidal IN The ex-
for the Indiana banks previous 20 resump-
part least II all the other Western Banks
banks are really any day that may be lie
sgnaed They do not intend however o be robbed by the
banks and brokers Of Cincinnati aud Louisville by opening
their vaults 10 them while theirs closed on the public
II II be only for political eeo. that this OF presumption
is kept up the gentlemen might well cease The people
intelligent the baneful effect that partial
resumption would have on our banking institutions and oil
they viii not consent 20 course Of policy that viii
inure their interests We opine however, Is igno-
that the loco from seeing The useless
and danger Of resumption by banks alone When
they shall know the effect they will stop their senseless
clamor-fnd Journal, Oct 4.
The above worthy Of the attention of the people in
dcative Of the which the Indianapolis
Bank Wing Juno intend adhere The banks not TO
resume unless they shall be absolutely compel
led to do the bank Juno have their way; but on
contrary they be permitted 20 they have
done for the last four years and half deangng all leg,i-
business and laundering the community without
straint and without stint.
The argument If such il may be called, Of the noana
Journal the continued suspension Of the league of
banks this State would be too puee to engage our at
tention were put forth a sheet iepued TO be the
chief organ Of the Wing patty Of Indiana and If the State
Bank
our banks are ready TO resume any day may de-
Of Cincinnati and Louisville by opening
their vaults them while theirs closed on the public
says the Journal In other words the banks Of Indiana
yobbng the public well as the bank
ers and brokers of Ohio and Kentucky
But what miserable plea Of the Journal mean
How bankers and brokers "ro5" banks Do
the banks owe them and it robbery the Journals
timation claim the payment of debt II it is true that
banks thus at the mercy Of the bankers and brokers
Of Kentucky and Oho they must be rotten and bankrupt to
degree had anticipated, and the quicker get rid
OF the whole BATCH imitation Of Michigan the better it
will be for the people.
Why should banks fear the robbers Of Ohio and
Kentucky any than the State banks Of Missouri The
banks Of Missouri have continued pay specie in de-
fance only Of other bankers and brokers' but also Of
large number of the federal wing merchants of St Louis who
long ago endeavorcd force them suspend but who
doubt have discovered their
If banks really ready to the Journal a
FIRMS they able TO defy the brokers' the banks Of Mis-
souri, of all the East have done What, the State bank
of Indiana afraid the wetched rag mills and brokers Of
Cincinnati Louisville upon the SANDER and its
tercr
This paltry plea familiar to people 1t has been eff
fectuay used only justify banks their refusal
pay their debts but also giant them Legislative dis
ensaon shin pasters Is there man, who is not
bank favoe among citizens who feels that he has
been benefited by either Of these licensed evils No Have
they remedied single difficulty which il asserted they
would remedy No Do the banks GRIND the people a
whit the less OF have the shin pastes of foreign banks
been driven from No No, No The good, if
any has accomplished, like the handle of jug, has
been all upon side favor Of the banks and their favor
alone that the of the people, who
were humbugged into acquiescence.
Resumption BY banks instead of njurng would benc
fit them far honest business emed their
notes would Immediately from the those of
pended elsewhere and become abroad
IL denied however, that the banks would al the
same time deprived of sharing exchange, and buying
their discount and this great
son they indisposed TO resume.
he plea urged for continued SUSPENSION would be
lust as good for perpetual suspension II the peo
pie really benefited BY suspension, why should our
banks resume The query itself demonstrates the alb
urdy of the plea The people only prosper, all ex-
perence has proved, by stable an redeem-
paper be stable and the people have
always been robbed by those who manage it.
We rejoice that the democratic OF this State
for resumption Of specie payments by the
State Bank" and hope they will not to "clamor
until they accomplish result imperousy required by
the best Interests and industrious people
RESUMPTION BY THE BANKS
The WESTERN FARMER AND GARDENERS Al
MANIAC roH ls4l-is the title of very neat work
Just published by Edward Lucas of Cincinnati. In
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