Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

Creditors have los, oon6doncc-public works Of i'm
pfovcmen sopi Tot wan, VI means 90 proceed and
millions viii be lost by no, saving what Is done and
completing TIA, they can 60 on oauing-snd
this be at once done by taclc Sam himself com
ing nigh, up and saving the holders Of State Bonds
here is yOut security Il YOU don't lac what YOU have
got Uncle sam then paws three per cent. on hls
Bonds thus issued-lhe question is, who is 10 pay that
for States have no bonds outihe answer IS, the
States pay II whose Bonds exchanged for these l.
States Bonds For example suppose Illinois Bonds to
the amount Of three millions or Indiana Bonds, or any
other Bonds thus cancelld for United States Bonds
tho inetes, paid for their account 10y the United
States is debt against said States, and can be deduct
cd out Of their proportion OF tho distribution OF Land
sales II needs beso that State, unless It's Bonds
cancod by this exchange system, pays for ac'
count OF any other State--ihe account SIMPLE
sheling corn, there Is mystery aboutIt twenty
even forty millions Of State Bonds thus cancel
led, 1t would be no killing matter To Uncle N7V-thrce
per cent wear twenty millions IS six hundred
thousand dolars-and the credit of the States sound
aud put high-ho has paid more than this IN chasing
and catching six nns IN Florida and considered cheap
work too, for one campaign.
Now the next question is, how will this operate -
Well, III tell YOU. By the time millions Of dollars
of State Bonds brought in for Exchange, folks who
hold the balance Will begin to think is quite as well
TO hold on and they will feel copfdencc-and well they
may-ior by the time they the country It's legs
again and all interests working ahead they VII I'M
der the measures proposed they viii be very glad TO
get State Bonds and hold them too--ior it will be
strange matter indeed If the securities of this
amt good the best in Europe when things put
strait here, and they will be put strai, if the people
will only agree TO what the present folks at the helm
advise, there is no two about it, But If one set
Of folks talk way, and one another and another a
little of both, and another contrary to all, there is
getting T. Piur16us Lnuq,' is the lain of a bun
die of sticks strait and crooked, all tied up snugy
gether, and all creation can't break them whilst thus
bound together but take em singy and you can snap
EN- like pipe stems.
The time has for every honest to
look to this and TO that his Representative in Con
gress does his duty aud makes long speeches about
IT, Three hundred folks, all talking month after month";
at dollars a day land Congress day only three
four hours) is little too tuff for these hard mes,
and the expense right out of honest labor The
people must therefore look to it, and that their Rep
resentaves look TO it too, and do their work properly
1t Is dead low water all over the Countrywide
hammer-the wheel--the and plough all ready
for action. We have good and honest and truly patri
otto folks at head quarters and all they want is
chance to do good for a-and for one say give em
fair chance and if they don't succeed show they
don't know how, then turn em out and try again
Some roots of the old weeds are still in the ground
and will try to sprout up-they must be watched and
hoed under il they want good crops- makes odds
what name these weeds take, or how thew may show
of and try to gull foks-but red dock - blue null
len, and skunk cabbage we all know, and have seen
and suffered by and the less have of them the bet
ter. Your Fellow-Citizen,
j. DOWNING, Major,
&c. &c. &c.