Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02
THE INDIANA
ST HkI Sc tTaN IL j..
INDIANAPOLIS. AVGUsT 2, 1912.
100. NleILA.cr. rEnsEvnnAnoL.

bNth SCRIP .--N . uNicffflH4 lh< bfduCa a TINS
rlscc y loaulur the Scrip vhich sle has received
tom the state M payment ~ the debt created ~
advancing payments on the canal Years since
a. mortgages ri the Sinking Fund and Surplus
Revenue are pledged far the redemption of thss
SCRIP ard &c also received IN payment ri all dues
- the safe except Wasash and Ere Cana Land.
he Brsncf here stamp I'll RI II ghe issues, and n
= received n payment ~ all debs t9 the Bark
Ard fran the 9tneinuatt papers Sc T4fceiFe 4 -
only per cent Discount rs the brokers'. 1t Is AGO
current here 10 bgsiness
We make these remarks that tie pu5nc may
know lie character Of the 9iper ehen they sec II.
ss 81 likely considerable of viii be led this iall
10 p5od1ce oferations.- LgtcfeHceburgh Bacon.
We are glad to dod That among our banks. some
are disposed honorably relation 10 the
State Scrip The Lawrenceburgh and Lafayette
branches. far can learn, arc tho only ones
which have designated BY stamp or otherwise, the
fcap issued - them respectively. The branch at
fhis place, AM understand the same is the case
with all but tie above mentioned, forcing the
scrip circulation IN various ways-some through
shavers and spectators and some through agents
employed for the purpose-aud by refusing TO re-
csitc II IN dues 20 the bank, or discounung on il .
deprecatng itinthe hands Of community for the pur
pose Of getting Il back through their fvortes. fur
nsled with funds for the purpose, al half is value
This matter IL creating considerable excitement !;
aud the people necessarily inquire why they are
saindled ~ the barefaced manner. When the peo-
pie have pledged themselves 10 pay doubtful debt
10 the bank II not right that they should be shay
el On their own notes. The bank accepted of the
terms offered by the people and u fact, under ex-
I-tlng circumstances. il was q proposal. the
banks disposed TO be honest Of immense advantage
- them and We see 40 reason why they should
not tie Intention Of the act Of last winter ey-
en- if il I'D net bind them with ball and chain in
stead Of taking advantage to crawl out Of any flaw
that they happen. by aid Of lawyere, to discover.
The course pursued by the banks relative To the
scrip WI have tendency to increase rs favor
witt, tie people and unless materially d lerent
adopted, the legislation necessary for banks
Will be pursued next winter. 1t is time tins b oh
handed swndlng, for it deserves no better name, is
put stop o. II is IN the power Of the bank, if il
chooses to act fairly in th's matter; and it certain
" j, the duty Of the President and state Directors
that they d. so. II case the people take the
matter INTO their own hands, tic former VIII not.
IN tie very nature Of the case, be held Jllmclc5s.
1t this time We arc indisposeI to follow the matter
further. But the SUBJECT Is scarcely yet broached.
It VIII receive the attention il deserves, as c.rcum.
stances render II necessary.
GRAND pfFTERENCF he Pittsburgh Jhron1rle Of
tutday list pnbh statement Of the price current u that
city The Sth Of April 1859 the 18Th Instant from
VIII appears taat some articles hng only about
fourth what they dad then, others one-th aud nearly every
thing but oueha For instance bacon which then brought
10 cents. Is du At p butter which brought - ct,
selling fer Is bloom then 800. so
zig ion, then -, so; wbkey, - then l.
aud with almost every article Ia the market The
change great What Is the '-Ciecia4aii Times
What is the - This Is pret question to come
from federal ~hs; who active IN assuring the
people hat pices o property and produce would
people wOlli turn Mr. Van Buren, and
The people believed these false promises and are deceived
They feeling what the democrats they would
experience if they listened and needed deceyer The
deceivers themselves baly burned come forward and
g whlt Is the cause 2" Let answer it, 1t IS federal
whsseTy Is that rascay system which caoe the peo-
PIE II they have not enough Of It, they Will vote for wings
The soop Lloyd, late L. s receiving vessel at Acxa~-
dr. sold at auction last week for $3.50 She cost TIE
Government upwards If S300O.-Ercbange.
Wen, we'll this beats The wings have so reduced the
credit OF the government. that money
but at ruinou discount; the Of Congress grail
every dollar Ia the shape Of dollars day. the lamplishtel
the Treasury Department money key
TO get shilling buy oil i'm his lamps and
now they have commenced selling our Navy We believe
possible and the wings should power
enough, they would sell the country. and the birthghs
people Forheayen sake, voters you are doing
suffer not yourselves he manaced.
Mr.. Gouge, the able writer upon Currency an,
Banking, has become the editor ofthe Money article
of the New York New Era, which is now pubshe,
by Goodwin * Co. Mr.. G.. is acquisition TO an
paper, and will furnish the readers of the New Er
with sound theoretical principles and practical re
suits, calculated to enlghten every man in the op
orations of the causes which affect the money mar
ket and control the business of the country
.. k.-Five new beautiful four horse pos; coach
es passed through our city Saturday, on the
way to Illinois. We were struck by their names
-"indiana being ahead, and "Corwin" bringing
up the rea- The drivers must have been prophet,
democrats Black Tom will be sure 10 be 5ehine
next October.
WHERE Is HE !-ilaying found cur friend Bar
nett we would now respectfully inquire, Where il
Amos Clark lie was late whir candidate :,