The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-16
Fr ~ he lnted S'0'"S G0.rHr.
A SHORT LK-EXPE ,IENCE
IND 1 ES'I'k AIt iOS

istja n Et'-- . men thcIt ID lt!iIiPf
a.,fa'' Il. j.r'> 81 assessment, m"l Gus
'T.c. pa} ,">r-. II : best l." give "drl.-
l,nhIr acku,. dgoneMts I" IiIe Is.bIlc
ctrGll". ). al d crirr 'he aNnrmr 81 them
IA ii ,ht,e mai ers become established.
.4h&rcctjoH.-ilow did III people a,
IT,, II v"lutlunu y debr>l thee we tIen
NO 81 jyct> that would heat TAXING, nor
currency I" pay the LAKES.
Erp'rir, cr.-l lie use Of the credit
"hcn thc Government acqulI ed under The
Frde' al CONSTITUTION. gave 10 llIe people
ii currency hlch became lhe best III the
world, and as there was .pIenly of H."
every one Went To work. and sllll more
AMI more heads and hand, were equhed.
These joined us from di,Aut countries by
thousands and huhdteds Of Thousands.
The sweat of the face, and the sererer
sweat of the BRAN, increased the objects
Of assessment, and created thousands of
new ones, the people then paid off all the
debts of the nation without knowing it,
till The Government announced The fact.
.Absiraction.-You must certainly tie
we "cannot paw debts by credit"
Experience .-Neilher your assertion
nor your ''maXm," have the least sub
stance. not the lest shallow 10 sustain
tncm. Take any hundred traders of
good repule, and suddenly deprive them
and their customers OF all credit, and how
many of these hundred would meet their
engagements?
.Abs'ruction.-To answer this, would
require more enquiry. more investigation
more calculation, Than am willing To de-
vote TO sech IA pebian affair; things like
these, descend lar below the sublime re-
gions in which mind should expaliale.
Erper fence -Weighly things descend
by their own CAVITY: but as YOU expati-
ale in regions so far above them, perhaps
you are fond of poetry? peradvrn ure a
| poet vourSelI2
Absiraciion.-To the last, hesitate; to
the proceeding say exlravaganly.
Enper,ence.-Then will lend you a
splendid production. cut out of my
school hook, and have kept it ever since
Hand it to me when we meet again, for
| now must he Oft have other fish tn
rrv''-here it is: and you hal better take
copy of it for v urselfand friends.
"a town feared siege, and held consultation
Which was the best method of ratification,
| grave, skiful mason, gave us his opinion,
| That nothing but stone could secure the dominion
A carpenter said, though that was well spoke,
Yet twas far better t. defend it with oak;
A currier wiser tnan both these put together
Said, try what you please
THERE's NOTHING LIKE LEATHER"
The Rev Bishop S,nle, who was de
puled by the last General Conference q
the Methodist Episcopal Church. to visi
the We sleyan conneXlnn AT lis newt confer
ence, expects to sail from this city on tn
18Th of Nav, in the packet ship S,ephe
Whitney. The Rev. T. B. Sargent, q
Baltimore. accom- anics the Bishop. F,ou
Liverpool Bishop S ule will proceed l.
Dublin, to be present al the Irish Confer
et..e To be he'll in June. whence he vii
proceed to London. to attend the Births
Conference IN Julv. After his ollic,2
; visit u Eng and, he viii leave thai crun
try f. Liberia, Western Africa. to Wis
} the Mrlh pdsl missions in thai country.
NJ y. Com ,4dr,