Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07
WHAT Will THE coONs D0g

The whole corps Of the coon presses
Of The State have been striving by every
means in their power, 10 mike the POO
pie believe thai the country was going
10 run as fast as il could 90. for rhe
want OF a new batch Of Why banks
that produce Of no kind would ever
again command any prce, as there was
no money IN ,he country TO buy il. and
that nobody would take stock un Ter the
banking law OF last winter. os that was
impracllcabe, and thousand other s,o
rles OF the kind B0, what do we see
Wheat corn, &c. is ropjdIy rising and
abundance OF money to buy all that there
Is 10 The country TO sell. Where now Is
the necessity Of more bonks2 II is eve.
ry day becoming more evident that the
Peopte can get along without any more
banks, end il the coons cannot, lei ihem
take charters 0uder lhr late law, or else
DO wiihout--it won'i hurt them any
more TO he honest than it will other
people. We want GOODS BANKS
OR NOME Coshotton Democrat
This last extract is from one Of the
papers that quarrelIqd with Medary and
the Hard Money leaders in the LegisIa
Iure last winter, and which few weeks
ago lost subscriber an Office holder,
for the cause set forth in the following
extract:
81 stopped your paper because OF its
inclination in favor ol the paper money
system, as advocated hy the bank hire.
IiOgs Of the day You have right to
ENJOY your own peculiar sentiments in
relation 10 banking establishments, and
so have !. ! meper shall gire my humble
support in fdrOr of a newspaper, or a con.
didate, knoun to be f,uorabIe to bankS of
any eScription arhateper."
There are olher extracts copied into
the Statesman which we would like to
copy if we had room; but the foregoing
will be sufficient to satisfy the people
OF what they may reasonably look for
from the Locoioco party, A Hard mo
ney currency is now the undlsgulsed
aim Of the party There is 10 be no re
laxng oi restrictions in the existing law
calculated to render it practicable as
we'll as safe. They are now again, and
more fuIiyian openly than ever before
commltted3upon the currency que stion
Although they have been railug against
Wing times, no sooner has a Wing
measure (he only one TyIer's necessi
ties compelled him 10 submit TOY produc
ed it's desired, designed, and Oft explain.
ed effect, OF restoring credit, checking
the oulgo OF the precious metals,
and turning the balance Of trade
in our favor, in specie no sooner, we
say, has this been effected than the Lo
roiocO party stop their cry Of Whig !
times, and graVeIy, here in Ohio, set up
he sage claim that the destruction Of |
thirteen Ohio Banks mas effected a nigh
~ revolution in the whole business and |
affairs of the nation! Let us
'eo how long they will stick TO this, and
see What excuse they will make for any
leciine IN lhe prices Of produce and State
stocks, and for any scarcely Of money
hat may yet be felt, and may continue
% be felt, notwithstanding the death of
thirteen Ohio Banks may have made a
wav for the Introduction of so much
specie. Tax paying time must come.
The people know their interests, their
present feelings; and their necessities
bey will act accordinolv.