Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
The tsct is for any man $50 or 200 miles OF
to Ne, himself up King over us, is idle and i'm.

The fsct 10 Tor any man $50 or 200 miles on
to NJ, himself up os King over us, is idle and i'm.
pertinent and he will make money by attending
TO his own hu5lncss-p particularly, If he has any
thing TO d. with bank. We are quite sure iha,
he will make nothing NJ ?CUS.
DO our readers uele,e ii? The Democrat ac.
tualiy advises our readers to discontinue the Ar.
gus! II any Of our friends have curiosity to see
the Democrat they will find a copy OF it in our
counting room. A little picayune concern, emp
~ as space, and worth abou--however we will
say nothing against the value Of poor Quesenber.
rvs property, for heaven knows he has trouble
enough TO breathe among the Juno Oh, that the
Democracy oil Old Howard would rise in their
majesty and throw of the chains Of the Office see.
kers that disgrace her abroad, and promote some
OF her modest men who do not make politics
trade! Howard owes it to herself, and TO the
STATE. The Bank clique had we'll nigh man.
dSed he Democracy into minority in Howard
last year-i they are not dispensed with Hon.
G'G 'cW again pass under The |eier0l voke as
sure as election comes. DR.. Lowry was upon al
most e"ory stump and in every paper to the annoy
ance oI his friends and to The danger Of the party
Tor description of the mans Oratory we re-.
fer our readers 10 those who attended the Young
mems Cor, enlion at Jefferson City last lal--be
sure to make inquiry and learn what the powers
Of this Bank Director are. For the best speci.
mems Of the writings OF this rain, and therefore,
passionate, heady man, we refer 10 his Letters
10 US in the Democrat He has been hauered so
much BY politicians from other parts OF the State,
who wish 10 use him in obtaining Boon's Lick
caucus votes, he has at last come to believe that
he IS man Of knowledge sagacity, ana learn.
ing! And we have no doubt that the burlesque
upon his modeSty and unObtruSireness, written in
defence OF him by sufferer fron the exposure
OF the centralism. was all swallowed by him for
Gospel-for the vain are credulous Ii reads
thus-"A more undsSupting. transformations, I'M
pretending, pure and diSimercSted man doe. not
live, than the venerable Lowry'M Hurra for
"unobtiusive, ""unpretending, transformations
bankers who come out in the papers against all
editors as antdemocratic who dare oppose what
they think will bel their bank to increased grist
and who get their friends to cry out ''renera5lc'
when their impairment interference with the in
dependence Of the press calls out merited rebuke
Go ahead, hearties but recolIect that an editor
who says, and is able to say, what he pleases is
not apt to please banks, or any of their kindred
We want to be called on TO say something about
the agency OF DR.. Lowry in placing into power
Directors in favor OF deprecated bills. These
bank conrerts from the hard money doctrines are
EVERY jealous and like all other converts shout
ohener and louder than they are aware Of and
their tents are pitched nearer the 10hig camp, than
many suppose. How acceptable they will make
themselves to Col Benton! But we forbear-
We close by assuring the Junto that as they push
us TO the wall so will their conduct be made
more beautiful, and the removal Of the sceptre Of
their power more certain.