Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-18
A WORD TO THOSE WHO ARE IN DEBT.

A WORD THOSE W no AXE IN DEBT.
Tina, portion Of community debt, do not,
fear fully understand consequence resulting from the
currencv hard notion-
of Jackson and Van Buren, have caused We ask their
while attempt TO show
them the perlious situation which they are placed
fast II only reached the
circuiaton nearly the same athoInt OF
specie. and We have probably te if more money m
circulation, than should hout banks has the
opinion OF Inc pest informed hrencla men OF our cry
We better show the effect OF of things up
on those who in debt than by practical illustrate on
A farmer of eighborng bought farm
1887. for which he agreed pay $4,000. This
then considered fair AMI moderate price. and good pur
The buyer paid down in cash $4,000, and gave his
payable five years, morgaged
Inc farm security for the note Five wears have elapsed
and the note has become due Now mark the seql l.
Since the purchase farm. currency
been reduced amount half Real estate has
fallen in conseauence- The farm is now worth only
and the purchaser being called PAYMENT obi ged
the farm and lose all he has paid lie strug
gle along for awhile, if the continues thus
uacted, be will be Obliged I'M despair, TO deliver
Thus by the introduction of theory of metallic
currency. the debtor ruined and the creditor enriched
Such III every case will be the effect OF the wrethed the
the ruinous schemes OF Iocotncoisn Those ~
debt will be compelled pay than they originally
contracted Their debt 49, ~ effect increased Ian any
W think debtors themselves fully
understand tmei the day approach
ing, and distress, which cannot ade
quaey describe, they will the fruits Of of patient
industry aud frugality, away by the in the
which compels them 10 pay ther debts with Just
double the property which would have been required when
the debt contracted.
And for what we ask is this wide spread ruin broush
upon the lands Benton, Van Buren and Calhoun, have
declared themselves recently in favor of currency
posed wholly Of gold nd silver Gen Jackson, 100, ha
lately written advocating the doctrine Fo
what, ask again, is TINS change TO be made{ Who arr
the ra;nars-he rich or the moor, Can il be poss ble tina
the huma mind be blinded by prejudice, Il
see the of such scheme Are the debtor class
utterly lost all that their lnterests-and Sc
blind and thoush,ess not 10 see the utter ruin that
waits project carried out1 II they lend theI
aid plan full of certain and immediate ruin--thel
will present spectacle, such the world has seldom wit
nessed-of class of men Entrusted with the noble Pv'l
self government, and using their power the inst
CATION of few interested political par,izans ruin them
selves May their eyes be opened before IT too late!
n.rAn inaues. was held a, Milton. Mass. O,
| the BODY Of a woman named Lucy Talbot wis
? died white a sleigh ride, On the 18Th ult. Ih
> particulars given in the Boston papers ar
the following: On Saturday evening she wen
on sic ig hi4g frolIc with man named John Bow
man. a married man. They proceeded TO Roxbu
~, where they stopped a, dslery, and wher
5 he CAV e her three glasses of brandy These fact
; were testified to by Bowman himself, whilst h
|, was undergoing examna ton before the coroner
j. iiry. He further stated that on the road hom
: he asked her once If she felt cold; she replied
, this IN the negative. and he dad NOT spenk to he
e again after that until he got home; then she wa
4 spec CHESS NV man then drove 10 the resIdenc
- Of Dr. Wave. who upon examining her found sh
\ was dead. = Baltimore Sun.
An ExAMpLE---Elihu Burritt, the learne
) blacksmith saws tina, when he first formed dc
r termination to become acquainted with books, be
: ing apprentice at the time TO his trade, h
n ed dav. by extra labor quarter Of
. dollar and with thus in his pocket, he walked Fl
u teen miles at night. bought Latin Gramme
:" walked fifteen ulies back. aud was al his wor
Q The next morning AT his usual tune.
J. Maine Senator On FRIDAY last John Fairfiel
l. Governor Of the S aie # Maine elected
The u. 5 Senate by the Legislature Of that Stat
IS IN place f the Hon. Ruel Williams. resigned.
u the Senate he received % votes. being the nun
q Der of votes gwen. In the House, G7 votes
" Wm p. Fessenden, Wing 40; scattering 5. TIL
al terms to which Mr.. Fairfield has been elected
,e expires the 18th Of March, lS45.
Michigan House Of r. presentatives on Frlda
~ and proc banned loud voice thai the Legisi
I'd tnre hid been Ia session long enough, and con
X manded The members forthwith 10 al and
re home their ftmiiies and constituents. under II
IS pans and pena',ies of his dlspleasure: No o,
SIS knew him. and he forcIhy elected by Il
Sergean,-at arms.--Detriot Adr.
v Curious ADVANCEMENT .--On the fall Of II
H. curtain the tbs are al Rochester on Saturda
V, evening week. ono OF the actors came foTwa
Isl and announced that there would be divine Sc
Y, vice there the following Sunday evening. II
n, house Fl led. the curtain upon a libra
IF scene, and clergyman went through with n
as customary exercises
as The marriage Of Mr. ephen Locke, to NJ
ar Lucy Cheek. both Of Railway, Is pronounced TO
IT. bona fide case 90 lock.jGrr
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whig Central Committee of Indiana.
NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN :. DAVI
en- of Floyd; T. J. BARNETT Of Marion; GEORGE
an SrIPP, Maron; J. 5. BOBBS, of Marion; AUST
w MORRIS of Marion: s Y B NOEL. Of Naric