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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-20

The Philadelphia correspondent of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce., speaking of young Alexander, who recently murdered Lougee, the broker, says:
 "The case of the young man is indeed a painful one. No one can look upon his mo- ble, yet youthful face, and pronounce him murderer in the harsher sense of that term. There is no question that he killed the bro; ker, but that he possesses heart that could plan and contemplate such an act, hardly think possible. It is case believe wholly attributable to the pernicious practice of car rying deadly weapons. Had the dirk been beyond his reach al that moment of sudden passion, he would never probably have oc- cupied the position that he now does."
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-20

We take great pleasure in announcing to our distant friends the arrival in this city of THAT SAME OLD cooN." His mention at National Hall last evening aroused the en. thusiasm of the thousand Wings assembled. and he was hailed by them with cheers and deafeDing applause, which shook the build- ing to its base. Tho way the congregation sung was glorious! It brought back tho days of the great Harrison contest We are sorry so sadly to shock the seRsibilitics and the refined delicacy of our loco foco friends by the announcement but there is no help for it. The whigs sOiu sing. and neither the square blows of loco foco nor the side stabs of traitor can choke them off. TIE SrIRIr OF 1sAO HAS COME BACK TO US; and it shouts and sings of coming vic- ! tory.-N. Y. Tribams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-20

The Boston Mail must be joking when it talks in this wise about the western inven- l tions:
 The business Of burning lard in lamps in- stead of oil, Is piaking quite q revolution at the West. In Cincinnati, we are informed they light the rlreeis by setting fire to pig g tail, and theEE Ewing tho animal the freedom of the city, When inis natural lamp io hnrnt out. the pig is found to be first rate bacon.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18
Their than the understanding. Profoundly did PA

Their than the understanding. Profoundly did PA
70 observe that the human soul rises to God on two
wings-,he wing OF Thought and me Wing OF Love
lie, none rashly attempt 50 to soar, uPborne by
Intellect alone.
Mr.. Browrsen concluded the Lecture OF which
We have given the above hasty sketch, a, % min
utes pasto. having inexcusably commenced it a
quarter OF an hour after his advertised time, al
O'Clock He viii continue the subject on Wednes-
dr. evening
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

2owEay AMru,rnEATRE.-rhis place IS going on .T'n
mug,y. Full and fashionable audiences nightly attend
here. Las, night Swecny, the Banjo Extravaganza do
lighted his auditors with his peculiar melodies bill Of
unusual attraction sadver,isri for TO ughtsmbracny the
whole strength Of the company and the highly talented
Rivers Family On Saturday afternoon nexta day per.
formance for the qualification OF the juveniles will %
ivtp1D
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

j. s.ccture by the 1cnrMed asIncltsmith-
The Ninth .octafc Of the Brooklyn aihensar coar,e VII
be delivered fills Tuesday EVENING, at the Cars
Church Chapel. Pacific street, the South Ferry By
Eilllll BURRlI'T. A. 81. the Learned Blacksmith
SnLIect-Natara! Philosophy previous and auxiliary %
the New t0niau System. IL IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

iowE's HYGIENE HoANI1u>D CASny.-A pleasant sd
speedy lur cuu. S lhroI loss Of voice, and
diseases arising from cold Also of bronchitis No VIZ
drugs in this preparation whch sno doubt the best ia
the market being perfectly safe, 40 at The time Ell
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

o. The Lecture of Rev. Mr.. McNEl1r., Of
Liverpool, on the Life and Character of BESJANlH
FR.sSLlS, witha Autograph of the pres. which
Franklin worked in London, and much interesting
matter in relation to him, is for sale by Henderson
Greene. Wiley < Putnam, and ar most of the
bookstores. Price % for the elegant English
copy To the general reader ills OF decided in;er-
est, whie#to printer library it is of especial
value.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

T,E Law OF EuoaHee .Nthoush this may to IL.
sin,,latea appear ,as "a be somewhat arbitrary su
scarcely Just 'ct ss' 10 BE- b>sntltu ~ itself and 10
be found upouvevy correct principles hut whatever ar
he thought oil tes;- ouv. that Of essmles when favorable
is !nyariab, deemed authentic. becan,o ur>a.p.clous
Who hrcef]rc, f5r moment dpuht'hc sincerity Of
Ike multitude who have been opposed 70 Sherman's Lo
zengr>. but u7S their strongest adNOc.tesl They
have couviuccof thcr great VIRTUES hy tn. many
wonderful cures they nave performed When We car
get rs Of Shcrmans Lozsnges and cure coughs Of
il III becomes suffer ofr'iis with ourselves by re-
sortiug Any otacr remedy whch In, usccr;anty H.
character. Dr Sherman i tie Only man who has sough
masc medcine pleasant ar increa,e Its etlcacy;o,h
ogtt, Of his Will cuieE the ts-
but=the public knew where they have hecr y oil .evei
add will no, be- experimental on hy such gso
pretcn!rrs. Dr.. Shermans Me3catFd Lozengc War.
house At loo Nassau street, one joor abnv- Ann. Fw
agents see advertisements. DR. Shcrman'> wishes u.
public to understand that he has connection aka ID,
store 80 Broad ay.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

% The Loco-Foco members Of the Kentucky
Legislature, together with many citizens Of the
same party from the eigbborhood held meeting
IN Frankfort on the 9th instant, and nominated
Col. 4. NJ Johnson, a candidate for the Pres-
dency
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

EARrHQrsEE.--Ane earthquake !!vNs felt ST Min.
Poin,, Ky. on the 277th ult Itwas attended win
coarse rumbhng roise resembling distant thu.
der Tie Vibrations c.2iituee about three r,inur.
The riyet was mrehagiated, and the sldes,inhsb
itants think 1t the hai.!esJ Shake since 1877,
Louisville Journal
The sane shock was felt At Galro, m, WHERE ];
49,, Al ,~,.,. c,ls,,,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

=DgArH OF Hon Linn BASKs.-rhe lntesen-
Ger of yesterday says that Hon. LlsS Banks, late
a Representative in Congress from the Frederlcks,
burg District Virginia was thrown from his horse
and drowned, on Friday last while attic mPting I"
cross Conway river, in Madison c ounty
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

=nIoYou EvER-DiJ tlo public ever End an article hr
ma. tax II - strong hoon t;er iav0rus the Cempeast
| Extract of Hprahonnd2 Never The reason is obyO.,
Its benefits brcn of such vast Importance tie
community that it, fame has become universal Fo',G
paints o the lungs bronsh on by cold or exposure
;her. is no remedy equal To II cxnnt Look Tor
art n The varln. s. rcars and recommendations ttc
all classes and quarters IL would require scspIcm
doubt iatal lcn afflicted with COLTS 20 TO Pase
Col
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

Ir There is no mistake IN the new remedy which
throws the Doctors all III The shade by curing coughs
colds of every variety Ask Tor the req. Iygene liOr
hound Candy Of Is, +. Howe; 1872 Broadway corner Il
fI0. ard st.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

y II those " no have been annoyed with the trouble
and experience OF poor Oil, Gas spurious Camph.ne,
or any burning material either pa-lor.
workshops, Will only make trial OF Webs. genuine
Csmphene ard Burners from eorser OF Canal and
Broadway they will readily discover the advantage See
advertisement il another column
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

u We advise those WAC wish 10 purchase Head, Of
Hair ca!upon Mr. A. {. Barry, ii6 Broadway, the
only Individual vino initiate On that depart
mcut} iu this caGairy.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

97Mr BRAn4M gives his=ast Musical Per
tormance pricrio his departure from the City this
evening a; the Society Library,nnd sings some Of
his very best songs. We doubt not that a bount
ful audience will be present. .Iohn Anderson N >
,o ard BIac-Eyed Susan among tho song.
o. the eyening.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

q James J, Griffith killed by tie uo..
ting OF his wagon near Enon Valley, Pa, or \.
l2,h ins,, while on his Way 70 Pi,tsburg with
load OF scorchngs.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

70 The Steam Brick Mandatory, with two
dwelling houses, were burned at Baltimore on the
18th
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

q Tie examination Of; the L. s. Bank Oacs,,
was TO have been .esumsd at Philadel phia yes,.,.
dav a, !; % clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

- \ Mrs Taylor drowned in the C,n,,
at Rochester NJ the 18th iNsr.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

p The Shareholders Convention at Annapo-
lis, Md. adjourned sine die on the 18th. A COM
mitlee Of five appointed to draft memorial
to present their views OF the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

~ Major Richard A. Zanlzinger, Of the L. S.
Army, died on TIC evening of Tuesday, the 4th
instant mt the Planters House, in St. Louis, (Mo)
where be was in attendance as a member of "a
Court Martial. He had been indisposed some
DAYS before his death.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18
Another Terrible Riet in Cincinnati

dny evening.
CORRESPONDENCE. TIN New. York Ty,p,a
ClSc1ss.Tr, Tuesday, Jan. H. l742.
Our city is al this moment in state OF trenen-
dous excitement. YESTERDAY, after Banking hours.
it was rumored that the Mann, Exporting CO.
Bank and the Bank Of Cincinnati, both old broken
concerns. had stopped payment. This morning. al
sbsut=9 O'Clock. q crowd in consequence assembled
Before the door OF the latter Bank and no, CO
soon hung out upon the door that thew mad sus-
pended for twenty DAYS. When the doors we're
onened TO hang out ,bi. 1o,;co a r,,.h vas made
Tor the inside. and all liz con,an,s consisting of
desks counter, and tho ,a,,I, ,var, brol,a, ana
.hrovn into the street. Non.y 10 the arno,.n; of
s224 coo was taken from the vault.
The mob then went 10 the Miami Bank. which
they broke open and DESTROYED It's contents The
Exchange Bank, ad Joining tic Miami. at which
John Bates. the we.known West Union ,nancier.
was an officer, was next assaiIed. 4 run was made
upon him. and he continued 10 redeem all his Is
sus., until the mob broke in and DESTROYED every
thing. Thence they crossed over to L.onsee's
Office, who was godfather 10 the Savings Bank as
Louisville This was likewise DESTROYED ; and the
Grove! gathered at the corner q; Third and Main
streets !, strong disposition on the part Of the
mob vas manifested to DESTROY the Traders a. Me-
chancs Bank: but thew continued to redeem their
notes, which were nothing more than certificates
of deposite with promises 70 nav i, c,rrept Bank
notes. and thus escaped. How this most disgrace
:i,l riot will emo. ,ir,le only can show. A few Of
the military have been called out. but have effected
li,tle. They marched through the crowd with
fixed savone,s, but they were soon attacked aad
compelled TO retreat. As they retired they were
ordered to fire upon- the mob. which thew did
Their guns were loaded with blank cartridges,
however. and on)v two or three were slightly in.
iured Cincinnati is disgraced for ever in the eyes
Of those who lore order and respect the laws.
There is among our people ne sympathy. to be
sure, for those persons who areiconcerned in re-
suscating these rotten concerns, but every one il
indignant at the method OF evincing resentment.
The authorities seem TO be lamentably inactive.
No,,,=,oonle ,b;nl=,be,,. could have o.,ar,ed M.
thin. + thew had tried bY, Others aleoe that had
,boy bcc, nromn,l, a, .bc .no, ,boy could easily
have prevented the DISGRACE. The scene of the
onorot;ons of rho ,,,ob !. maj, ,y;ce Stone. throw
from tho MAYORS Office The INDIGNATION al the
c;,;vo,. or.,,,.od como ,yo mr. ,hrao
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

u Ercimrc-.-GENEKsL SOCIETY OF Nj
C1IANlCS. AND IRhDESMEN.-On Tuesday eyeuns
Jazz - Professor Parker will deliver Lecture on DIse
ton the Lecture l:DG Of the Institution III Crosby
nj y o clock. j,,E
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

The \. E. BoUsDAKY.-The Commissioners
for surveying the North East Boundary held
meeting in this city last week. The Commercial
says ,ha.ther operations haze consisted liz dehn-
ing the meridian line. surveying the line claimed
by Me.Srs. Feather.tonaugh and Nudge, and cx-
aiming the Highlands.
Owing tounforeseen difficulties" says the Com
r1ercal, upon the meridian lire and the fact that
the boundary claimed by the two nations IS much
longer Than could have been inferred from anv ex-
isting map The entire survey Of the disputed terri
tor has not been completed. TIE lines uDderta-
ken by Messrs Ronwct and Tacott we're estirna.
ted, BY the best authorities ex;ant at four hundred
and twenty miles, We understand that their ion,
sur.ey= already amount six hundred miles upon
the line OF highlands. in addition 70 the surveys ne
CESAR TO connect their work with known geograss-
ical points. In spite OF their having performed
naucn than mad been anticipated, parts Of the
boundaries claimed by both governments had So.
been reached at he lime when all farther opera
tons were interrupted BY the setting in OF win,ec
We regret lears that the presentation of even the
materials necessary for the decision of this ques-
ton may be delayed ;or the want Of the necessary
funds, in consequence OF Ike appropriation having
been exhausted by the increased difficulties md ex.
tent of surveys OF which We have spoken
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

MsxIco.-The National In,elligencer has re-
oil cctoher, the Representatives appointed by Gen.
Santa Ana, TWO from each Department of the Re-
public, met and chose him President of tie Next
can Republic. The mex, day he took the oath of
Office in the Hall of the Chamber of Deputies, and
the same evening appointed his Cabinet Min
Manuel Gomez Pedraza Minister OF oreign Re.
utions and Government.
Cipriano del Castillo, Minister of Justice and
Public Instruction
Jose Maria Iornel Mandeyil, Minister OF War
and Marine
Francisco Garcia, Minister OF Hacienda
senior Garcia declined the appointment. and
soon afterwards died in the Department of Zacu-
teces.
General Pedraza resigned after he had been in
Office four FIVE weeks, and Jose Maria de Boca-
negra was appointed as his successor.
Ignacio Trigueres was appointed Secretary of
the Treasury in place Of Mr.. Garcia.
The Provisional President had, by proclamation.
convoked the Constituent Assembly for the frs, Of
June next.
Official account, had been received BY the Sec.
rotary of War OF the capture of the Texian Eyne-
dtion
\ report of the Secretary of War, dated the
18th of November, is published, recommending q
formal campaign against Texas, and stating the
quotas e troops which the several Departments
were 10 contribute for the purpose of recruiting
the army.
Persistent Santa Ana has directed cross of
personal distinction TO be prepared at the publis
expense for General ArmIo. with the following
inscription: He saved in New Mexico the in.
tegrity of the national territory
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

GEoRGrA-Relurns Of the recent Congressional
Election have been received from all but twenty
four counties; the vote thus far stands thus
Dougherty. .2G710 Black .----. "a 493
Gimer o6 1893 Coquitt ----.24,S47
Wright. 81 425 Cooper. ,3O5
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18
correspondence OF ne .Ne". IulK IlUHLr.
ClxcrsSAT1 Tuesday Jan IL l-42

20 We were in hopes, since the present. worthy
and es,imabe Commssary Gcneral,. ADoNlRlM
CHANDLER, is 10 be superseded that lhe=choice
would have fallen on another worthy and ndustri-
Gus Mechanic, who has long laborcd nrdently ana
efficiently for Tnmmany-to vii, JAMES CONNER
We learn, however, that from among dozsn can
didates-most of them conference.-the powers
ihot be have resolved to appoint Jonathan d..
.Steren.ou Cam even theLoco- Foco party deb-
erutcIv approve such choice
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

SXFcurIoN.-James HAWKINS, connected a.
late te.u, OF the murder OF Z. Doughty. wa. b..
in accordance with his sea;fnce, at Monrgor.Z
Ala. on the Sd inst.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

DEATHS IL TIE ClrY.-Ihe Report of Inter
mcnt5 for the last week states tina, there We're iG
men, 5 women, 81 boys and sc sirs-toa 2l0
buried during the week. OF these died of Apo
plsxy, - of Consumption, - ef Convulioas, 3 of
Group, Of Derium Tremens, IA ot.Dropsy in
the Head, , of Dropsy in the Chest, , of Dysen,
terry, ,G Of Scarlet Fever, of Typhoid Fever, 5
of other Fevers. 90 Of Inflammation on the Lungs.
6 of Inflammation Of the Brain, 7ot Inflammation
of the Liver, - of other Iaflammations, Sol Ma
rasmus, and 6 of Small Pox: of the whole num-
ber=lG9 were natives of the United States and 2S
of Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

Ur1. G. Of -. F.--i'he Members Of Enterrfs
Lodge ~. 90 particularly requested be pnct;a
in their Attendance On TUESDAY ENFNING, J1su,1
the lstt 1912 rs bpiuce- Of importance relative &c U
good Of the Oder WI! be presented 10 TIE Lodge.
IL: ~ I-AAC TAYLOR SecretalI
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18
LATER FROM CHINA.
Latart from Chfnn-Blowing up and dc,
n.ohahIe dc.trpction OF Canton, &e.

The Br;g ALBION arrived at this port yesterday
from Canton which place she left on the 18th Of
senenber. She has a full cargo Of Teas and
silks consigneato Boorman, Johnston. & Co. II
was said by the Chinese that Among was taken and
burnt By the British on the o7th Aug. From Can
ton there is intelligence OF interest contained in
the following extract OF a letter dated
MACAO, 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, 18th September, 81.
have already written to you several letter, By
this conveyance which now confirm, and have
now just heard, hope in lime for this vessel, Of
Capt Mas Che commanding oficer) having issued
proclamation in Chinese and commenced nos
tilities by attacking the villages the banks Of
tie rive, near where the distractions were sunk.
and BY blowing up and utterly destroying Wong
lung and the fortresses at Cow Loon. There isa
ruynor OF his intention to surround Canton, and
should ne, be much surprised to hear OF the CITY
being burn, before | get away from here. Thus=it
appears. as conjectuled and stated to YOU yesier-
day tina, The least orovocation IS m ade the e>-
cuse for great violence, and the results as Doubt
full. and the anticipation OF as much clouded by
former period. his news is just al hand IN lei
ter from Canton, when the smoke OF the burning
villages was seen, the cannons heard, and the peo-
pie of Canton were fleeing in ali directions whist
tho reports were that many people had been killed
at the villages.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

~ fscd sznir, aad gray and white hair dye! !
splendid black without sia.ntag tho .kin By the A5ose
ma! Hair D}e 40 corrosive poi.on us I. IN this article
It's mo-, exc'Ilarntfo "hskcrs Worronet certain q
The morey 10 returned Sold by !he fsio= ing agess~
n. E's;ett druggist. 3G7 Greenwich street, one dsa
ABOVE Franklin At; aad dos corner Grand asd Csra
sts 81 jiilt'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

WR.cK-Thc Frankfort. from New.O Orleans to
this port went ashore at Little Egg Harbor on
Frida, last, She had full cargo which will pro-
baby DC saved The ship au, cargo we're together
valued a, l59 900 , the ship was insured for S60
900, and the freight $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

u ELiHu BuRRiIT, the Learned Blacksmith,
will lecture before the Brooklyn Arhenrum This
evening. See card.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18
4 Ds< ON = .iEB1'1s2 ONLY
" sern. reduced from Ten 10
Esassr.f DOLLARS.
C1EENV VI.

ACADEMY, Isl BROADWAY, opposite W.saas"
Hall
Mr. GOLDSMITH, the American Usryaed psfHS'
pledges himself 70 in2ar, the Ladies and GsiheES
Of New-fork and Brootiyn his much admired sy'ssls
Mercantile and Episto!ary
WRITING,
or return the money at the expiration Of the e'son
Nh q. mas obtained the
Sirsf Premium -,,X
three successive years for the best Pscmens Of ".
Writing exhibited al the Fairs OF the American IiH'
Rooms open daring tre Day and Evening
The Ladies will meet da.ly from Il To O'CLOCK
Opinions q! the Press C
Ma. GoLDsMirr.-Judging from what ne have ae = q.
must pronounce him 10 be uGrivaed III The use OIL "
pen. Boston Aorains 80,
Mr. Col ssmIrH.-I He il ne ray unhes ltatlosV Nv
accomplished oil hand Perman We have ever @e s,s,.
New-fors Evening S1Hi,.
New York, Jaa. Is, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

NAvAL.-The L. S. sIoop OF War Levant, Com
mandsr Fitzhugh, mas been ordered. says the Nor
folk Herald. 10 Nicaragua Bay of Honduras its
said TO look after some American vessels which
have been illegally detained BY the authorities at
-lo
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

excited great damn,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

- comfort IN shaving SECURED by the use Of Csii'
mans Magic Su0p. lee William ST. j;
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

IL Ncw-Eorls g.yceuIn s.ecturts.-l.er.o,
o-norrow .VcGnesday) rycaiGr ihe Broadway I AYR
nacIe, AT :; O'clock 81 Hem c. g. Can.Jtsrag, late D. :
Minister 10 Russia
Subject Ru,,ia. -.
Ticse,s admitting lady and gentleman Cor the fena !.
der o. the Course Two Dollars. For single Lecture
cents--to be had 1T the door Per order.
ils u f.. G. FORtA%, c.See.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

. The Washington Temperance men are de-
ing good work in North Carolina. Whole VII
lagos have been revouiionized, and the cause Is
t s,,il onward
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

Whether from imbecility or depravity, II the lte'
preventative grossly violates the rights of his con-
sttucnt no should be made responsible IT. the pen
atty of the loss Of station and be branded with dis
honor. Yours, hho'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

ia Dr.. White residing near Davidson Col
Iege, \. C. was drowned on the 23d uIt. in at
tempting to cross creek which was too deep TO
ford. This IS we believe, the third instance Of
persons being drowned in that section o; the coun-
try the mast foil
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

Ticket admitting gentleman and TWO ladies fox
Single Ticket 20. the evening. .....,-.-.... v .
ll3 ~ in. BELL0W5.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-18

TWAS with no little difficulty, however, that they
secured for him n passage across the Park, and the
dense crowd that thronged around him his first
Appearance OF, of doors made necessary to take
him into the Aims Hosse building unit, they had
dispersed.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.

AS an argument against making bankers liable for
their issues, the Advocate publishes list Of some 20
odd old rotten banks that blew up years ago after a
career of vi'lany. Among the number we find the
New Philadelphia Bank, abou the best among them.
We have heard about this bank, although it existed
before time and shall take it as ILLUSTRATION of
all the rest which tho Advocate says blew up ON ac-
count ofhe Stockholders being made Individually lia~
BILE. This bank never had charter. 1t was started
by few individuals in violation of all law it was got
under way by two individuals known as "Old Yoke
and Honest Peter They got batch of notes prin.
ted and by swelling ronnd pushed quantity off among
the Farmers. They then went in with some brokers
in Pitlsburg to regular built speculation. Things
went swimmingly for while, but they stretched
the generous confidence" and :he bills began to rc
turn like pigeons coming home to roost. The far
got frightened and rushed into town to have their
notes redeemed but tho bank shut up and the off,
GERS not to be found. "Oh says one ofs friends ''If
the officers were here they could redeem all the notes.
Plenty of money in the bank" A search was made
for the officers aud they were found hid in brush
heap. The Jank was opened, and instead ofany mon.
ey being theIe was found 10 be what we in our day
would call "a real Gaipols concern" That was
the last OF the rotten concern, aud the farmers after be-
ing cheated out of hundreds dollars went home and
lii their pipes for long me after with the notes ofhe
New Philadelphia Bank which the Advocate says blew
up because its officers individually LIABLE Could
the law have reached them no doubt they would have
been made "lidhle.'
Such is the history of this bank, and such would be
the history of all the Others that the wings adduce as
arguments against making bankers individually liable
Individual liability Is the only way TO make bankers
honest Why should they moi be made responsible for
their notes. The same as other menl Are they any bet.
teri Are we to bud up privileged orderl Our nos
lions of Republcanism discalm the idea.