Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-30
VOLUME 30. NUMBER IS.

gers to their stumps, I'D hold plough I'd drive ponsb Ia
DO bath, before should be said Of the State TO which
belonged that she dad not pay her debts, Loud cb.ers
ihaV' ns true principe-et act upon it, cheenS let
US go az TO its full extent, (DeafeninR apoause T, :,
costs Us our comforts, let sacrifice our comforts. n -
costs us our farms, let mortgage our farms Blu, dom,
let It be said by the proud capitalists OF England you don,
pay your debts You, Republican Governments dom,
pay your debts Let US say to them, I'VE WILL pay them
we Will pay them to the uitemost farihing' That's my
hrn conviction Of what ought TO do THAT'S my ON,
nlon and waters can't drown-re cam, burn 4, out Of
Loud applause. Ii America a debt let her nav it
st n n FAY IT. lDeaienng cheers What have
dy Tor the sacrihce. What have | know would
be ready for the sacrifice. At any rate and n, ann
sacrifice, don't let it be said the Exchanges OF
London or Paris, don't let il be said in any one of the
proud monarches Of Europe-.America owes. ard cam,
or won't pay.'-God forbid Cheersl Let us pave,
US pay Long continued and loud applause. Let us say
10 hem produce your bond and take money prncna
and interest Add 1t oil up, and take your money IAN
plause Let US hem-swc are not your slaves u,
are not panPers; we will not be debtors will pay
produce your bond-here your monev-takeitr This
was followed by repeated and deafening cheers) And un
til mat Is done friends, you and cannot feel as If we
Iouu otaw free breath don't want to be indebted
tne capitalists OF Europe II them ANYTHING let
them produce their bill II my professional earnings are OF
any worth, II they are wanted.-if farm wanted il
the convenencies Of life for myself for NV wife and chill
den wanted far am concerned so far ne An.
rica is concerned and take them rCheers That's
the Hght ground TO take, and let take In the North
ana SOUTH IN the East and West if there live any who
are descended from the Fathers of the Revolution
any in whose veins 4 drop of their blood and in
whose hear 'es particle Of their proud spirit them
rise up aud say that if Europe Europe shall he
paid loud and repeated checrs) wish to breath. the
breath Of an Independent citizen Of proud and
hOnoed country abhor the idea that nv daily I'm
to be marred b. the Consciousness that any thing disgrace
luI hangs on the country any part it, Let us gentle
men, be proud OF our county, but let preserve for thar
country the character Of Just and debtpayng nation
et never be said amongst the nations Of Europe that ,
United States of Amerca-ihe nation tina, had ts birth in
the glorious scenes of76the country
example and gea type of all modem Republics canno, or
will not pay IL debts.
Mr.. Webster sat down amid the loud and most enthu
sasuc applause OF the assembly after which were given
three deep and sepulchra groans for Reputation.
Nh GOwen said that when he adyerted to the deb, of
Pennsylvania he did spirit dependency Penn
syyania wall pay her debts-she will pay them but she
must first sink her party spirit and break p her party dis
ephne. Give us legislature of practical nen-sive us
legislature OF Farmers such as have attended this great
meeting, and my word for it she will in less than fen Years
have paid every item Of her oppressive debt.
The Reporter begs pardon for regarding this Injunction bu,
GhGer TOO strong an obligation forth truly fully
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