The hornet., 1843-08-01
Nh RARRlNGs -nOPE N CO.

IPli said by ihg Waterman lhhi Nifh
this country purchased Louisiana from Franc
.n sOJ. these same men lliaunngs sod llopf
I A Co. vbo are holders Of M.ssissippl bonfs.l
advanced 10 ouf Ministers Mss,n. Moaro'
a0i iaFlnrfioH. on aerouDi " ihs 4. hlaifa
ibs ,um u 60pOODO Gsne,. tsss ~ yol D
American snis papsp i5s sni sos --isiisf'
II Nsi'n Moanss asi Lglngloa 10 NJ
Ntdlsgbj
EagIaHa wsf Rnip.sR ~ l.pul'.sns, shd fl.'
fnl faasnl. ahsf tis treaty I'D issn ooa..u.
dsi, haiifa Hlai hs bel soli il,s issalill lai
lsfiI.s tsilsg u tis N.iHn.pla n iss tulH 3
ff0ss, ~ai satoa' ~ Gai pfsisti ~ fee
himself rom NE tiffsla. fhs hms w uh..b
ihs treaty ssa - = nffsi 81 'hs mshsy
Ped over - Pfssss. ~si sbIy ibiss months.
TIE rnlisl hiaiss sasli4 asi hsFs fs.ssA ilfs
moasy IN ibai ims. s8I consequently ~iihagi
sd i'gm ihs Bifdsyi sni lisfs. fhs f1ffhtis
~ i.salslsas could hai higs BEEN effected a
Ahi a.ibgugl saf ministers aF'si s.fbsui lhs
authority n ihs.f g1gsfamsai. f1l oHf gov
sfamshi s.sady sN.o1i llibaf.ig n ne egas
fiIiuilan. iisss msa, relying 8pon aBf good
Blih. advanced ibsIf maHsy. ald lsasanl
wa' pfsisfvsd fgm ils su.gmtg.hg pave n
ihs British Ilpa
"Illt neither fbs government of ibs people
81 lhai dIy ,,ggiiafsa The dsbt wai puba.
iuaIiy paid. A MaiioaaA Mgafee. sad
IffffasDy were then ihs men thit controlled
ouf anairt and they were MT men 10 sanction
public injustice and plead IN excuse that the
dsfrauied we're "faaiagags,s and Jstst"-nof
10 advocate public spollion and bring elefnsl
inlamy upon tls people ior whom they had
achieved freedom and Independence. The
latter was reserved for the modern wise men
Of Mississippi
"The'e same lIoIIandef, who are now pcti.
h0Hisg US Tor jasiice, stood by our forelaihers
IN the dark hours Of the revolutionary struQ.
gle--in the hour Of doubt and dangcr--when
hat few, even Of our friends, believed that
America would ever take her stand among the .
nations of the earth Even then, these same
JeD brokers and fundmoagers" as they are
,landerously called, furnished US with the "sin.
ews of war;" and enabled us TO beat back the
Toe and oppressor from our shores They
oaned us upwards of thirty millions Of dol.
ars. We did not repudiate the debt, but we
paid it-every dollar. Relying upon these
instances of our good faith, and the proud
name of AMERICANS. they have again en-
trusted their property TO our hands. Nor
rave large capitalists been our only or our
principal creditors. Our bonds were issued
n small coupons of fifty dollars. Small capi. |
alIsts, who wanted to make safe investment
o support themselves and families, widows
nd orphans, old broken-down soldiers and |
allors, have invested their means in our stocks
nd relied upon our punctuality and good faith |
Or their daily bread. Many of them now are
starvation and want, in consequence of our
stusal to pay. Instance after instance of
'eir distresses have happened abroad, and
'any OF them have reached the public press
this country. What lover of justice does
OF sicken al the tyrannical position which we
ave assumed towards these unfortunate men?
le rePuiiate the debt, because we have the
lyslcal power, and our defenceless creditors
IN arraign the state before no earthly trbu-
II that can enforce US to be humane or lust. q
hey have however arraigned US before one
lbunal-the bar of public opinion. And
ere we stand, derded, scoffed, scorned and
ssed at by the whole civilized world"
MANUFACTURES IN NORTH CARoIINA.-A d
mplete revolution, saws the Raltimore Apoer II