Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-06

was the very session after the land t!ll had been
iifsi introduced and hid passed TINS BODY; and
yet the Senator from Missouri now condemns II
as an athFmance CT the very principle sustained
By General Jackson.
For myself, sir, l subscribe 7trtaes
mat the ianda Ought not 10 be q scarce Of osl4""
- eueFai revenue. IN thcir mans cement, 81
many questions OIL state Po+icS OF JtIFtaG inlcr
ests, and CT patriotic accommodation are mingled
that taey furnish too uncertain reliance; anc
the competency q tAts Government to rcai.ze
from iulPoss All that IS necessary Tor lis ecoHpo
zeal administration, blended With hIgA interests
so immediately connected with the system vi IA
post duiles, plainly indicate another and u bet
ter erection Tor the RAND iuEd-
The direction, sir, is given IN the amendment
under consideration, tnd It IS demanded by 4 force
and demons ira ton Of authority which the people
have rarely eEerted upon tAeiE legislative lunc-
tlonaries. We cannot, five would, shut our cN cs
TO the condition Of the States. L4JoTlng under
mountains OF debt, vii not say that the burden
OF interest VIII, IN year or two, become lusaa-
portable, and that their taih VAL be dtshonorcd,
because believe they viii sustain their honor
ut any sacritlce Ny own State (inoIlna) Is large
y t'- debtor state bat during the SUSPENSION OF
in the Union. who met her e1caoenepis N sne-
cie. and she viii continue To d 50 R,t a few
DAYS moo Isav 4 notice from her Fund Commits
sioner Of his ra,5;rass =, nav hor ,,r-ls,t T,rl,e
- ;nst,tr,er.,e r in.c-r.,
Here Mr. Civ Of Kentucky. ina,ired ,yheth-
or the State Of Indiana had resorted % new, loans
for the naynoen, of interests
Mr. white proceeded En3;ana has not DiIcd
Polio, mon Oss, She NAV, G,r The fine have
annroor,afed some domestic: funds for that our
nose. and has been aided bv her bank
Rnt VIVA, viii be tho condition Of the States
yha, ,bo;r ,,oon,t f rincInaI Ms itte from
1915 IN lS3;5, 4 ,Qar1. bIiobt cannot fan upon
the nrosneritv If the States ,ban LARGE aud per
,oanen. daht OIrnaiicv in thai rcspect i essen
tianv, different from, thar Of ENGLAND We could
~, s,,r;ya such . daht os The british nation owes
to it's own subjects. The debt of Great Britain
IS equivalent for the purposes Of sustaining popu-
Iation to an enforcement Of her clngire Men
live upon stocks there as they live upon land
here II is the rarnered and The boarded wealth
of ages deposited with the Government, and the
income Of the owners is nuarantied by the
industry of her millions cfarificers whose labor
atorIes are the workshops Of the world, and bv
the taxes which she draws from the commerce Of
all nations. In this country. capital finds other
and better employment in the Improvement Of
the land While FarIand was an agricultural
country. she had no nlblic debf. After the bal
ance OF power had been adjusted in Europe, and
me coihFiefcia era coHhCdced, TIE DTtTstI cubt
was contracted. Expensive wars and the estab-
lishment OF co!onia! system have been ncccssa-
ry to maIntain that commerce, and her debt has
'ech f"Pldiy accommodating % soon as she sn&lI
nave e't'pilS"eu heF commerce beyond me com
pe,il'oh OF Inc world theFe VIII be an end OF her
debt. ontil our territory becomes TOO th!ckiy
Popna'ed TO sustain the inhabitants, pubic DEBT
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