The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

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moral olliplia
cOmpu on 10 .
ragni.l bad ID
reg. lfiheFo 80.
The eentaetiOu q ny y.
vlolaiioacftrust iItSs
character this law v, va
meIc,iul iiteEpQsilioSu'. ' \ I.s
of ~ lianerited lals
went into court WV W
ccnsclsa when $
iarP W lhe means
me obligations q tIsA
ed rom lhe bondsre
upon him, 70 be aIIos
ming again IN tie Ho
earn q subsistence
ING y snaIched lFom ,b...
less operation d AZ
measure had the efe~
hls position as a ireem..s
70 society with aIlhir
fettered. That far
Under this law WI
does not impuehtb
.ay, Y appliest5 .he
themselves Otis beri..
\ own fraudulent AM ~,
~ tlVs the intention IN
never designed 10 shell Az,
thar can be established v.
and void. There wiSI 4. " \.
individuals, who BY penn, \, Y.
means may succeed n s-l
Of laws. but the iawmsks"'....
able with sheir successful ".
locksmith can be held Geo., y, \
thief may have opened M i..i
false keys. The beadevi,sjiIl an
sibly guard against eyerv NV ny
dishonesty. When tie 60
a law are for the public 3D. So1i' !.
ming oft, every precau;i6 SsI \.
prevent its successful eva,io-
man will either condem" - n.
!Gs advocates because Il b,' y, y, !,
IN every instance to prevent NJ y.
PrIncpled men from peresi' \
purposes 10 the accomuT's" I..
dulent designs. '''''''''a'
NInetenths of the debis viz,
ed under the operation u G \. I
were utterly hopeless, and ,' N /
to depend upon tire dispOsiiiT- y
ors might feelto discb5rg ,''' NV.
in no worse condition tBsS INV Nv,
the bankrupt law vas ys ! J,
effect Ofthis law vas d r any '.
PulSions and non he mora ', AZ
every honest debtor will Eel S \,
" bound to discharge hig n. "
had never been legally rele,, ~,
ny instances BY enabling The Z,
his means in a safe and eFi,r-
stead Of having them filtered
creditors before they could Be \
accumIating an amount mf
much effect in reducing bis 5eb.
IN the power Of many debto,
debts which they probablyne vl
been in a situation to do Wiibon
ted tn the Bankrupt law. Sol
by no means rarej we have know
have come within our ownO5p
But without considering m,
eicial effect upon the Interests.
let US suppose that those VIII
themselves of its advantages n
ed from their debt, contribute
their future means IN the mr
debts from which they have ),
how is their course worse mai
view than that ef tho ihonssni
anSolUentS, who so fay from m,k.
discharge their Indebtedness, ss-
honest and unjustifable mean,
legal c0mpIlsion! TOhear ID.
pretendefs TO honesty dethir
Bankrupt law and those who B.
ced to the necessity Of resort
would be inclined 10 believe d
great virtue IN the course Ehic
But as far as the interests Of th
affected, 1t would have been j
them 20 have received the idl
Law as to remain in Their pre-
They have entrenched themselV
ricrs, by which they are as efec
ed from the operation Of any =,
which they may be compelled
debts, as if they had full and col
tom Among those, who figure
in this honorable immunity,
in the possessiun Of immense n
IN oriental splendOr, IS Dr. Gam
of Congress from ihis State. y.
cent as we have been assured
out ofthis pfincdy nabOb by@y
dds known to tie laws oftha %
The Hon. John Ferdinand !
Claiborne luCuriates on The p
wife's estae settled upon heTl :
Mr.. Jesse and other genilem
who solF him their DsgTOssm 2
lament in poverty their nigpla
n this vOluntGry insolrsI VIA
been connected with almost sal
disODacea man. Let the Naitha
looFto these and other such naa.
ssain parades in its columns lhs !.
tlemen, who had already pToV'i
cation oftheir notices in BankiIgA
had not the false shama Of WFli
heir pecuniaFy condition from y
Hundreds may be daily met .
her pay nor make an effort lo
who resist any attempts ihal Y
nay make TO force them, and ya
individuals have the impudenia I
ne Bankrupt Law. The
course of the honest Barr
more creditable than theeona..
u hia case, after il bas ball
led that be has 70 mealq q
las surrendered al be has
N legal compnlsion, bat 20.
,bliua ton % discharge hls ho
) allowed 70 90 free, and 70 g 4, I. .
a n condition 10 relieve hims,,,. y, /.
cations which ne feels hlHIl
u the other hand 20 suFIe.sa
aih taken, no satisfaction
MARY ins0lpeni puts hirss.l ".
himselfwith AZ us
600 m fmaf fictitious sales
80 tkmorN ara