Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

TnE CnRoxIcLrs OF PArLR CURRrxcr AND PRo-
rEcrIoS.-Isll Era the 1t. under our present Con
sulion begins Specie that had been hlnlshed hy the
continental paper money, returned 10y exports.
Farmers artisans drovers, shippers merchants c with
gold and silver which tie paper money juggles gin -
tinker them out, and do ectually in five years term /
mating
1916: Paper currency. and foreign imports rising
hand-in hand 800 per cent, reached and exploded At
Slis 100000 If the former, aud sl29 100000 oil the
lliicr
1917: Paper currency begin cp,pSng with boa
forces. Oats low IL cents. wheat for
thirteen years. Western Pennsylva never above 80
Bankers. lawyers, sheriff., gorged with the plum
dered goods aud confsclted lands OF The farmer aud a
zans terminating the blessed nitod states Bank and pro-
ectlve tariffs Of 1924 and ISIS, the contrary nowI'h
standing, only the end Of ID years which brings US
to the
SIcoxD ERA CURRrNcr AND INFoRTs.-ls30 ::
Specie that hal been sent into punishment 10y the curcn
ty thinkers the FIRST made plenty again by 10 years
Of hard labor by The farmers aud artisans.
1881 Papermoney thinkers commence expcl'ing. and
terminate 10y Of verbal money the expui
sion boarding up of nearly all our gold ard silver at
the end Of years. Gambling specuiaions rife. Beet
pound; potatoes tlsh) imported. and Sold at
Pittsburgh, the heart of continent at i bu,hc
nominal price, but the pay taken n real money
100 of bank paper for photographic city 100000
rcams FIR all the pubic lands had General Jackson ne,n
,he ass" he represenied-had he instead OF being
the old hon OF New Orleans been but ass IA banker
skim frightened at a specie circular.
/ 1887 10 1917. PAPER currency ana l'fiSh imports
risen hand hand for six years 800 per cent explode
OF li9 millions of the former. and lGs millions o the
latter. Specie swept by millions 10y the BRUSH ard The
balance boarded. Idle ships 900 the port # New
York; IDLE flcorics 50. IN Pittsburgh dlc hous s.
1000 IN Philadelphia, Idle aud bankrupt farmers droNcr
transportes shippers artisans hy thousands Banks ioI
of conidcncc-which they will always waHt-shui
their trap doors husks. chah public revenue and
all President ' an Buren, On 1870 calls Cangres, iu',
special and, with pocket fall OF bank notes
calls Congress eA~u
established Coonsknncrs reused INTO frenzy the al
tempted subverslon Of paper money profits ch as Poos'
and dominion strong almost necessity it-e commence
the harl-cldcr campign. log cabins. dIgsercs built
bribcrics Introduced almost wherever they had bank
Tippccanoc professions held Of 80 600 al time. Down
fall oi President Van Burcn. the Democratc party. tie
hard-noney policy. Accession OF President Harrison
of bankers and oice-hunics. voracious th'
ccs,s OF Egypt. prccpitac Themselves upon the seat
covcrn.cnt-G!l all the private, all the public houses
fin All the apartments al the rooms Of the President
house; eat up the Presidents provisions; cat up. by
perpetual peadngs aud hsrassng Tor banks anl offices
The springs Of IN, hic-and be do~ Accession ct Prcsi
dent Tyler. Laud distribution passed bankrupt las
passed fiscal bank vetoed fiscal corporation vetoed
RAJ treasury bank and vetoed Tyler denounced a.
traitor; Constitution denounced. End Of the beginning
not yet.
Tur Rrom AcAI>Sr rnE PooW.-The struggle
for dominance between the democrat aud ieder d
part e IN tins county, cal u 10y what nam yo'
Viii, ~ m ldcl HOlhlhI more nor l'rs ilib snug
gle for power between the rich aud thc poor. J.
Idle to disguise the fact - Pak Spua = tt'
Tunes
We deny 1t positively. We doub, tn WI .
would. n bcr d,tfs uorc pa,d. be- found t. be- rfeh
or than the democrats. Il however, the ~etifh @
the wings should be- proved 10 b. ten times grea
as that OF the democrats. Ne should M, adn, tia
the grounds of fuctlon between ia. tw' pafti'
is such a. is sand by the spirit Of the llms. !
the editor had stated thc struggle between thns'
Who are scrkiug 10 enrich themselves by sehcmln.
aud specu Axiom, aited by ueJlst legislation, aul
those who are opposed t. al such rgslation. A
would have come nearer 20 the truth-or a i"t.
nearer 10 what oog 10 be Inc ,tulh.-.N f.Nra
Post.
LYMAN CooLry.-lhe luuela so'emnItos e thl
, deceased gcntlcmau, whose premature d"lih ~ a
occasoncd by the cruel imprisonment ana p'fs'cu
tons # the Algerne dynasty Of this State, " l b.
socinuzcd 10 morrow ~ halt past one chick ir"H
the residence ofhls brother. Colonel Franklin cooley
al the corner Of Il edmond aud Pine streets ani ~"
doubtless be attended by all tie friends Il oqpi
rights, who sympathze with the family IA ii.
suiierings produced by the sind ctvc feelings Of IN
ruling power IN RHODE leland - Pror Efpr,f.