The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-21

The United States agent Mr.. Robinson, does not meet
with much countenance. London print remarks as fol.
lows
For unmtigable rredeemable bold faced impudence it
considered to outHerod all Jonathan's previous acts
coupled it u.s. with account by the selfsam ship
that agent shores of the defalcaton
six or seven Of the federal states in the payment OF the d
vdends the money they have borrowed due the
instant. To make proposition to borrow in England
upon any terms under such circumstances would appear
to be presumption degree of gullbily calculated
wheel upon this matter into which little daylight must
be thrown Be known then that the greater portion Of
the bonds of the bankrupt American States in the
hands of English capitalists. II is further perfectly
derseod that the only chance of their getting OF the
difficulty to endeavor to prop up the credit OF the Ame
ricsn Government which will give tone and stimulus to
the State bonds under the influence of which stimulus
they will be enabled to cut and run by saddlng them
smaller and credulous capitalists, anxious to find ont
means to increase their incomes By this class of holders
of American bonds the of that country
been encouraged to make the present experiment and
with the promise the Indirect and casual support Of the
said capitalists if it is not convenient suitable for them
to appear in the matter openly Feeers will be mmedi
atey thrown out to how the pulse Of the public beats
and if favorable impression be made the connection
VIII be avowed and contracts entered into The great
difficulty OF finding channels of inv estment in this
country present. except at very low rate OF
ton, Tor capital is beev ed to afford chance Of
tain extent overcoming the objections that may be made
the score of American integrity and of stability
In the government, ing the other point and giving
her statesmen credit for honesty of intention. Ihe ice
once be broken under anything like favorable cir
cuinstances we snail nave abundance of specous paus
bies put forth the extent of American
backed by CREATIONS that the tribuations they have
lately gone through have fully convinced them that
esy is the best policy and that they will in future fat
fully discharge all their pecuniary obligations 1t will
however be the duty Of the public to lay the
naked and BARE the facts justify, without exaggeraon
establishment and dupes can be found to plunge
to difficulties with their eyes open, they have only
themselves to blame.
We do not why the English people should make such
oucry about the means of investing the proceeds of
their robberes. With the bold arocity of an outlaw the
British Government have held pistol to the breast of the
Chinese Emperor, and demanded his money or his life
They have cut the threats Of large number of its uno
tending subjects and he offers them s4oOoOOoo This
may satisfy British avarce for the moment but will as
surely tempt the blood hounds back for "bood mo-
ney at future time The stocks of the states entire
ly neglected.
The stock market has been rather firm to-day I'M
der the influence Of the foreign Indiana SIS
ONO os 10 ohie Life Trust l. Long Island l. Farmers
Loan fell /, Harlem ].
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