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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
y Jcrusalrm a Few DAYS Gonyer-N H.

ROiuldp n Prince 'reci, N.nr, Gsrd,f-Io coos.
qurre OF increased nirre,i m Us beautiful Panorama nbe
Paefy ba'Iig been crowded eyc-y evening since IL an.
norHcen"n' 70 cie.e,l tue eK biilon Nil r c1.ggrd M
"e"' logger 70 giN- tgtL-r oqgor sy our e zens VIZ
hsre gee e 80 eng III, Interesting view and % sccoufao
date ifsngers ~lo may yst Ne~.York on the npuf. -h
iug iourti uf july.
Tie No'uu10 rii BE- opea every day. and brilliantly
Murinaled ON Mnnfay, Neln' sias and Friday evening".
"lsn lecture sTpauaio-y Of the Panorama W ID b- gra
iui9u>li even At IL. past O'Clock. The sp.eadd Pano
rama Of TEeb-s is ,,l oprl. - 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
EFINkD SuGAKS-Prime Loaf and
SAVING Bank.
A RTIST IN R-Nanufactured from

Ladies and Gentesen Uar, mot less thsn so iycb-
: long one hundred dh. frsigns-necssee', brace
cts, wachguaris, ear ings aow~rs, rr2s VIZ saiPs
II The largest ie cheapest a1d bet assDnmrnt ss 10
fouBd A. &. BARRY = 10 Broadway c"fnrr oi LID
.,f,y-.,~,et m s,aiC. F.r., ar, ulum .-i5 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
1T Rcrnrrnbcr The Renewal Of the Real

fayore HaH 81 BioadMay opposite HhlGs, At prces rl-
duced nearly % per cent. 6. W. McCREDY Jr
jel5 I'm ~
r kfrruXCr, Do you want Boots and ShOes'-li ~.
"a ScrbrerA @. Great C3taIine Boot and StOe Isr
kc % Cstharn" OF Munrcc. where sea nc
the largest ami best assortment YOU and a. price
nev.r before e4Ja.rd. J1.i ~, IL o. m1iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

M.siNo.-lhe buoy On the ledge Of rocks Of
Red ilook, % BuitcriRih Channel, has been miss
log for some months, ard two or three vessel.
have got o. shore IN consequence though no great
damage has a. vet been sl.laasd. IJournal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

without Boiling Or Bleaching, warranted SUPP iri
washing Mopcis Linens Lsce' and CaIroes sold whole
sale and retail ~ the msnafact.rs G Amn, between Had
san and Bieecker GrocerS supplied on liberal terms.
Jc2D cOd2w "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

MARSHALL AND WSBB HAVE FOUGHT JUS, az we said they
w0nld and serious question arises d> To winch hs
grarrd nipi..l. the most Tow MARSHALL showed himself
too ilpl..rstv He wanted to shoot our gallant Colonel
after be down. ami acted through the whole, we should
iuige somewhat be had not belonged 10 tie Temper
ance Sc.ety Perhaps ~ AL right however Al aay rate
we are Glad the due ipush and The WRECKED affair
thu, finally settled. Ana for another calcnse-not 10
be fought with pistols but IN les tOody way Dr. fce'
challenges tie rori 10 pslucc better Pi, Plas
Ter, Tes Pasc Than he ~ furnish al 40 Broadway
mil EILni. N IN acrenl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

~ Wholesale and RETAIL.
500 ke-. White Lc1d, pure, extra, and 40. !.
~ ca,ks English wife Lad.
100 barrels Linsccd ani Boiled Oh.
50 SPIRITS IurpsHrue
SOC h.. pure Paris Green, 10 OH and dry.
j001 Chrome Gl.en. iu oil md dry.
10000 Imgs~Ill Gre 81 asl Chrome yellow, insA
sos boxr, Au.erf an and French " iniow Glass.
10 barrels Cue agent for Peter Cooper
Far sale by l. SCIfANfK.
ELF .nSi.s g. pIFson-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

u Printing OF every variety from TIE argrs' fu-
biis 10 the seaies Circulars ard Cards VII BE- proPSy
1nd hlndSomely executed al the loves; living prcs>- Y
JAMES X. SWAIN, No @ Barclay. corner OF 6fern"ou
street A. b :. wsrks himself. he AFFORD 10 and W"
do cheaper than those who hire their labor bn'nrs
men on the Wcst side OF the City especially n'Iie"
give hun call
J. b. = viii undertake the printing OF PERIODICAL nr
prompt pay well secured on The lowest my eodu
JFGeod Board and Peasan, Rooms can be obi.nsd
al No. % CLhG 81 JeIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
" Transpareut Italian window shades

OLIVER W WOODtON, % Ca. dIih.-s. nts .lsp -.
rneemests 10 receive on e 9Th DAY OF April two srge
inysce, Transparent Window Shades embracing aHnos'
every knd OF Landscapes, Swiss, AMI ltadh 'tN'r x
,ete and pa centres French Scrolls, news 10 no Ep'
Landscapes Na1icgaca scrolls painted IN brhan anu peI
manent oil colors Families instead OF spending st une
"A nurcbasing second hand article al anctan, can Dc sup
Piled with transparent Window Shades al the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

II The citizens OF NewloFk are informed that hc Wa
Ter Commissioner, expect TO sloiuce the Water o: the
River Lake into The Receiving Reservoir a, Noksl-, on
Monday next in The afternoon att O'Clock jce5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

Tn Undersigned prepared 90 .xecrtc orders Tor esne NJ
ncA ,ea'onlhlc goods, al TIE lowest pGs, be
rrea cash. ~tfaugrrs and cufeu> Ia want oi nts-
ar articles. al really moderate prices sre invited TO
and .-f~. Tor locomotives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

4 IT I'Nf NINSNtIN 'TVTf--I'V IIUNtI y
~ between Hester ald Gfand 'trtefs-wbere VII be-
found one oil - rgrst at i@i assorted stocks 10 the city,
corgrrr every ,yle aEd qualify OF CLDs Tea and ~.
u"r VAR Wfe 1Dd printed stone TO- fo cut, plain and
pressed Gi.., lIai ANr- and Nlrfr Lamp, Glrsndoss,
tngl.h . lfaeud T,s -.f Castor, 80. ie2l lnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

J. +. fRONN'S SARSAPAKiiLA AND TOMATO BIT
nRs--Tlc,r excellent Bitlrr, viii be found certain
cure all Indigestion Dyspepsia Loss of Ape
tie General Debility, EaEiD~s and ckuoss of the Ston
6ch LoWne of spirits Venes DETERMINATION OF Blood
tire HsaN. Pa tie Limbs ant Side, Diarrh0a, Weak
ne>s. ID zline~. Cuian-ou, truyuons the Face and
Neck, Hectic Fever, Night SNcsts, Nervous ana Sex
Headache Acldiy D stomach, huous Nnscrens, ana IN
ell ,ca>es csssed by the nyurN tEc blood the debh
hy OF system, the unhealthy state vi the stomach and
bowels
These Buss orc warranted 10 b" purely Vegetable COM
pound; asd THs-JF They can never do the least
injury what
Sold by thc AGENTS 4 b ID. Sands. Druggists, No ~
Flsns corner OF Gold aud loo falton-,i, <7j Broad
way II Fast Broadway, \. \. Also sold 10y Williams as
BguaIsL, Newark, N. j. Jt<o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

II We, the undersigncd. members Of the Thirteenth
Ward Demoeraue Clay Club. respectfully request ycn
cal ''ca meeting Of Tie Club Monday rvrnng neNi,
at O'Clock At the 1pc,nse Ious- skerf-st for the
purpose o taking Into Consideration the # dser
'sc' ershg 10 NE ard among the irssd % Henry Clay,
and adopting such meaures hs conducive 20 the
amcahle adjustment he saue.-Nel orb june a. l5il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
I(Y 5. DRAPER. Jr.-Siore 81 Wl-

:. DhNl IN, JF.-StoTS Jt " u
L l,letr.,L c..iart t.ra-,.sU-t
TIT R>ptI. Juuc 81.
At lo O'clock "A The tuCior Room, French Soacs-lee
cf>r, lfrr Goods. large ana css abs
''rrfrt ct ssr,le cr,, receive. hy resnt arrivals
A.'o. sir-k Cords
c<faosue al4 SIT pies now r-rdv.
~ Pfil Al >iIF.
IS packages r,-rrj Prints Turkey 20 blue band snd
printed 'auhrc iihs aud % larpe; Nu,-" 'uiab.s 'os
he NtNCal Hua |,Hf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
-ANTED-By the following rsspccta-

w bic Young women. with good references siira-
tsn. II as >eau,irrs-,pply at o. ONcr,t tor gsu-
er. homework 7h 81 stf,st for general work. at ~
Broone-H. general work, a. IS Ptst. tor general
work, at - MuibcrY,t Tor general work. at 2l6 Walker
Il. for -eu.rdl homework az Is CLerryt TOR general
homework ~ - Prince,t l for Chamber-work ut 81
sroo,nr..f i.2I IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
? Nrmwing ana Engraving In Wood.

- t'I'yHfI, Iaf N EorlIl, ny F-n0Ve1 D ms
city, rs prepared O. attend 70 any clbsani ie may be
vofcd with DO either o. these department. Of Art.
y. z. DENFRFTX.
is In ~ No. y IeIn-.ir.ef. II s'n~v-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

I y pio speaks tie Frgl-h, French AID German Ian
gragr hueuy. l. dc.4nUs at situation rs.pecta-
Die bu. tDry Goods ilslns', pitrrredJ wh.rr b.
would be Hing % make himself generally us.iul Tie
best ~ references given Apply a. No 2il Genre
P. lie LI been 100 the by Gpois husn-,s about nIue
months. lr-i 5cJdis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FamiIies in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for number

w ~ F8uncr'. Ulrlienff, t0a1-7inTn. GrO0n9,
Waters md Mechanics OF al descriptions 9r CITY Coun
~ Temperance scs, = Ns..su.t furnishes men OF all
descriptions, rcr, 20 employers No charge 90 ssrYrnts
At iii. office ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

- PARTICULAR No1iCE.-Those pc soss hsvr,
'ortnr" - ny description 70 dispose Oh WHO sesk
TX up bookkeeping, wal hnd ready sale isr portion
Dr al 81 their gopa., by seng tler address. cai.
Ipon the subscriber Goods 10 any spouri pprch.sed
g. CbJlNt CO. ~ lhafs ans =
:. Private Sae-2 G-.tlal. Piano fo-e. tal vii be -
ve3y low. ~ f3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
French Language

90 system. TIC subscriber instructed Ly tie la.r John
H-nescs IN he 81 his method NJ hing con.., q
give lessons 70 Lade ai Gentcmen Re.ie1ce - frank
tn - teN lm) l.. NaNE>CA d RAND
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

control refused to testify 10 facts within
their knowledge, duplicating him, fearing
the consequences Which threatened, of 10.
slant removal, if they did so. He was al
lowed to testify in extenuation or explana.
ton Of The evidence given against him; but
his answers TO interrogaiories put to him,
being deemed unsatisfactory, we're receis
ed, with the intention of again calling him
to answer before the commissioners, which
subsequent examination was never carried
into effect. At the close OF his testimony,
gwen under oath, he states that the same
extravaganza system of charges for carriage
md labor, which had been sanctioned while
Jesse Hoyt remained in office, was conIn.
ued under the new collector, Edwd. Curtis
and that he informed Mr.. Curtis fully on
this subject shortly after he came into OF.
fee. Ii canno, fail TO be a matter of sur
prise that such a man as this should be an
object of commentator with distinguished
manufacturers IN different portions Of the
country, and that he should be pronounced
by them honest aud faithful" and recon
moulded as a ft person &c be continued IL
office at the New York custom house. The
reason may perhaps be made nantes,
when another part of this investigation sha!
be taken up for consideration.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02
oEElcERs or GOVERNMENT.

The /" National lntelligencer publishes
a statement, showing tue population OF
each of the States aud Territories the
number of Officers, each State and Terri.
tory would be entitled to under the Gov
ernmeLt, according TO population the
number, each State and Territory actual
" mad in service, in every Department,
from tnv h''.-y ~.,l Nav. dnwu. on the
4th March isil. From this Table, We
hnd that North Carolina has not by 1871
the number OF Citizens in Office, to which
she is fairly entitled strong evidence of
her dlslnterested patriotism. According
to population, she IS entitled to 81 officers
in the ARMY have only 81 10 SO Ma.
val OIilcers-we have only - to l0l in
the Civil Departmcnt-we have only 53 !;
to 100 IN pubic service, in the Siute--we
have only G9 to - in public offices al
Westinghouse have only Z. We are
entitled in the whole to 81 berths, and
hll only Isl OF them While Massachusetts
has an excess Of 443 over her population,
New York 430, Maryland 3o3, Virginia
Ill, &c. sc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02
Washington, May .. 1912.
ANTIQUITIES OF CENTRAL AMERICA.

ANTIQUITIES OF CENTRAL AMERICA.
The New Orleans Bee of May 2, says :;
" We passed an hour or two most agreea.
blv, a few days ago, in examining a num-
Der of specimens Of the antiquities OF Cen
trail America, collected by our friend Mr.
Norman, Oh his late yisi, TO lucatan. Mr..
N. travelled in the interior Of the country,
and sojourned several days al Tchechcn
and other places, never visited by Stephens
and Catherwood, and Astounding IN the
most interesting relics Of an aboriginal
race, as well as in monuments yet unde-
cayed by time, aud attestlng people lar
advanced in civilization. The samples OF
statuary, sculpture, and Thoroughbred en-.
cravings which we saw, are OF the most
surprising character. They are uniform.
" executed upon an extremely hard stone
and, when we remember that not trace
of iron has been discovered 10 that coun'
try, and that these elaborate works have
been comprised with instruments not more
! finished or finer than sharpened stone, ouI
wonder is excited at the hardy and unwea'
rying industry that must have wrought
such stupcndous labor wi'h such imperfect
tools. Mr.. Nounau's designs Of the grcal
Temple at Tchecheuan, an edlhce i0t
feet in length. and Of variety of mounds
and monuments which he discovered al
most concealed by masses Of tangled ans
exubesant vegetation, are l'raught with the
deepest interest to the antiquarian and IN
quirer. 1t is his intention, We believe, Il
send them TO one OF the Northern mu
seums, in the absence Of any public roper
tory of curiosities in this State"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

A Convention of the Planters Of the
State Of LOUISIANA, and more particularly
Of those interested in the culture OF tho
sugar cane, was to be hcldat Donaldsonyilo
on tho 10th ut. The object Of the Con.
yentlon is "to take into consideration tie
Frustrated condition Of the Sugar tlsde,
aud TO devise means to aver, the total rein
OF one of the most important staple com
nodIiles of that State, involving an outlay
~ $50 900, 900, and embracing IN its raml.
fcauons every branch Of industry in the
United Stacs."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

lation in being able TO perceive from iiis
his first effort, $50 far as ! have known9
that, like those aforesaid foreigners, his
attempt 10 disparagcment is too destitute
Of truth TO DO much harm among persons
of ,olerable information. Twill not A." chal-
lenge The universal jurisprudence Of mod.
ern Christendom to comparison with
that of my native State, lest, Ike the edit
or of the Messenger, | should be found arr
rogating an omniscicnce which indicated
that knew nothing of either. But ! will
venture to say to the intelligent reader oil
the Messenger, who may disport himself
in L" the gladstone light Of Jurisprudence,
that in no State Of this Union will he find
a Constitution more redolent of genuine,
rational, American freedom--a more libe-
raj, well defined, Just, and humane code OF
laws, and more benevolence, firnness, aud
general intellectual ability 10 their admin
istration, THAI in the Stale of North
Carolina.
am, with high respect,
Your obedent servant,
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
Washington, May ?, 1912.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02
WING VERSUS LOCO roco POLICY.

WING VERSUS LOCO FOCO POLICY.
We have never known better llus,ra.
ton Of the difference between the noble,
wise and Just policy Of the Wings, and the
ignobIe, unwise and unjust policy Of the
Loco Focos, than is afforded by the recent
conduct Of some Of the Western Slatcs.-
1t is we'll known to all, that Mississippi,
Michigan and Illinois, with their Loco 70.
co legislatures, have fepudiated, or relus-
ed to pay, their just debts. On the other
hand, Kentucky glorious Kentucky--the
Wing banner State has just assumed
to paw thirteen hsRdred thousand dollars,
for which she never received IN value one
dollar
The facts arc these Some years since
the Bank of Kentucky with only five ndI-
lions Of capital, ofwhlch the State OF Ken
lucky owned two millions, employed the
Schuylklll Bank of Philadelphia, as her
transfer agent, at fixed annual salnsy.--
That institution being hard pressed, ii not
actually bankrupt, IN 1880, committed
an enormous fraud on the Bank OF Ken.
lucky and the public, by issuing, selling
and using for her own liabilities, thirteen
thousand shares at one hundred dollars
each, and amounting TO thirteen hundred
thousand dollars, OF false aud spurious
Stock Of the Bank Of Kentucky, while her
President and Directors, had refused to
pay over the money thus obtained, or even
allow their books TO be seen by their en-.
ployers, unless they were permitted to hold
the greater portion of the stolen funds -
Here is case for repudintioa over WHICH
a Mississippi Loco-Foco might luxuriate.
But not so-thc people of Kentucky, in.
stead of repudiatng, raise their taxes fit.
ty per cent. to meet the deficiency in the
Education and sinking fund, and have re.
Gently through their Legislature auiho.
rised the assumption by the bank Of Ken.
lucky, of the whole amount of the false
stock at par with the genuine stock RAJ.
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

A son of the Emerald Isle, who arrived
at New York the other day, was asked by
an acquaintance 10 take glass of grog,
but declined, giving as a reason for his re-
iusaI, that he had joined the temperance
society in Cork, before leaving Ireland
His friend replied, that was no consequence
as pledge giving in Ireland was no, bind
ing here. To this piece of lelt.handcd
morality, Patrick Immediately retortod,
Il" Do you suppose whin | brought me body
to America, Id be aither LAYING my sowl
in ireland ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02
sal.48p 81

Ii may be proper, If 1ot instructive, to
take some notice Of this man, George A.
WATSON, whom we found occupying the
same position under Mr.. Curtis which he
bad previously held under Jesse noyi, the
late collector, lie is the same individual
who in addition to his Office Of storckeeper,
was made deputy collector by Iioyt aud
without performing any additional duty, he
received from the custom house the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollars per annum, in add
lion to his salary as gtorekeeper. lie was
employed By Mr.. Ioyi, with other su5ordin
ate officers, 70 assist in appfaising goods,
and pass them or certify them for seizure,
without regard 10 the opinion Of the regu
lar appraisers. lie was made use Of TO 20
abroad to Other cities, aud seize goods
which had regularly passed the custom
house IN New York; and, in short, was a
sort Of factoiam Of Mr. Ilpyt, and, in the
seizure and condemnation of goods, vas one
of bis standing witnesses IN court, both in
New York and elSe~ here. lie is the same
person Of whom Mr.. Samuel Lawrence, Of
the house Of Lawrence. Stone Il Lawrence,
says 10 his eydeace, "that lie believes him
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

Rode on Raii.-On Thursday at a
militia muster in the district Of Sprino
Garden, near Philadelphia, the Captain ap.
peared on the ground fully equipped, but
decidedly IN state of intoxcation; his
soldiers felt incenSed at the outrage, and
to crafty themselves and for his punish.
mont rode him on a rail for many squares
through tho district, holding his own sword
over his head.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

Hypocrisy.--Thc first consideration
with knave is, how to help himself, aud
the second how to do it with the appearance
of helping YOU. Dionysius the Tyrapt,
stripped the statue Of Jupiter Olympus of
robe of massive gold, and substituted
cloak of wool, saying, "Gold is TOO cold
in winter, and TOO heavy 10 summer; il
bchooues us 10 take care Of Jupiter
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

Beaatifh Discopery.--In England a We.
ry ingenious discovery of working glass
into substance resembling the richest
sIks, Is now being brought into very OK.
lonNse operation, aud in various ways
such as gentlemeb's waistcoais and stocks,
ladies' dresses, aud many other articles Of
decoration Of the most splendid patterns.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

Report says that Miss Hamblin is in n,
York sporting mousiachios and breeches,
and That she travelled from Mobile to that
city in disguise. So far as VIC can learn,
there has not been the least interest mani
tested here as to her whereabouts, by those
who owed Justice the decency of at least a
show q an attempt TO bring her to trial
The Indifference Of the public and Of the
law to 50 horrid a crime is painful to think
npon.-- Mobile Ledger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-02

Cocooncry Burm.-1'hc two-story CO.
coonery of Mr.. James Wakeman, Of Ma,
con, (Ga.) with about million Of sikworms
nearly ready to wind up, together with his
machine shop, tool, silkreel, &c. and also
the smokchouse, carriagehouse, stable,
kitchen, &c. attached 10 his residence,
took fire on the morning Of Friday, the
29th ullimo, and were entirely consumed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

AN INTERESTING ARTICLE.
from ne Ner York Hefaif


Ono 81 the great Gelusions that has overiahen the
people oi th- country OF late years has been that
tine successful operation Of banks promotes the AZ
p4tc,ilon O.! capital To tic Development at the re-
soufees ol tAe country. The creation OF banks, and
tie lncrcas. 81 their capitals. thought to promote
credit Tn tive contrary, II destroys credit The pro
ef tie "a csps is Tor those who possess II, 10 loan
t8 chose a1 90 wapt Of Il, 10 put labor 100 0pcr.
.leu thereby 10 increase the capital and alter re-
..1U1r 900. the lender with far rent, to leave a
.nrr'Is t1r the operator. Capital or wealth can be
mcifl--l or produced only by actual labor. y Wealth
uut bs tr.Wu from tic ocean. raised from the
.t.fh l.Au our q the forest dug Of the mines,
or bt tsuc other process o. actual industry. All
fbe-e arc ao'fs % time, aud the capital winch Is
e.nlsycl go them must continue Invested tor long
l.lpd q. east lor one ye1r When, by long pc
nod 81 unsrccess lui industry a man has accumulat-
,d such portion Of capital viii allow hun To
tcats isiM lJDr he then seeks - invest TINT CAPT.
tal no "a usquuer that VIII yeld nm income sui
fci,.t or his support. Where there are no banks,
he casts about Aim or a customer, and trusts his
money To- that person whom he knows to be frugal
and industrious. Those qualities always procure
credit ior their 3ossess0r, aud the capital goes GA
accumulatlnr. Where tae largest proportion oi tie
Inhabitants Of a nation are 81 such hlblts-an1 that
Wa the case with our t0reiIthers-the aggregate
nat iounl wcaIfh constantly and rapidly increased.
In an evil hour, however, banks were created.
The retired man OF industry then, instead uf loan.
lnc h.s money TO him who would add 10 u by CON
tuning the industry winch originally produced II,
Is seLHced investing . IA bank stock. hc lnon-
-. although u may continue to yield tie individual
q profit bccomcs valucless 10 the nat IL can ID
longer BE- cmpIoycd 10 industrial pursuits, because
Tie nature ol banking institution Will not permit OF
tuelr l0auIng money Tor long period of time Three
- boar months the extent 10 winch they can safe
" mike loans. H. 20 short time the laborer cam
not raise crop, % voyage, or perform any 9th
cr occupation and turn the money ~ season 10 re-