Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
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TO vote tho Wing ticket, as usual.
WeikiRgmca.-Wby do sou wish 10
know J
Wkig.--We are uow making cul our
list TO he returned to the central commit
tee, aud want TO pnt sll the true men
down as good ,rar the tirst Monday in April.
HorkiHgS,an.--l shall vote as ] please
lhereafter-i have had enough of your
premises. aud enough Of Whis times.
Whig.--But, friend, you surprise me
don't be hnsiy in determining how you
vote have the locos been seeing you I!
.E0Esiagman.-I have been seen By no
one as 10 how shall Vote. 1 am free
man in every sense OF the word and will
no longer wear the fetiers ,ha, you and
your friepds would pul on me. We werk-
ingmen have been deceived--cruelly, un-
feelingly deceived. ans by men wllo knnw,
or ought 10 know better. I,ell you p!aia
Is. if tiiesc are the ..lwo dollars day and
roas, beeia' times that you. promised us,we
have had enough of such fare; aud my
fellow workinsmen ,who talk with me, all
saylfe same thing.
Nhig.-Bui you know we did net pro-.
mise hat it,raliy aud certainly. y
H'orktagmun.-Yes, you did; and here
is ak0Rss" John Davis speech, which
you gave me in 1910, which says. SO in
substance ifnol in words; and you know
and | know. that when VIC were paradins
in The Bunsefhill procession. TOR we were
beth there, that very ..roast beef and two
dollars, was The most conspicuous motto
in the line.
fRhig.-Wcll, but you must make some
allowance for the Obsti3acy of Tyler, who
has s,,,od in she way OF the bank which
we meant 10 make, AMI which would have
bsougf, about The good times.
HorkingmGn.-Tell me not Of that, for
OF fall the curses ever inflicted an any coun-
Try, The last U. S. Bank was the biggest.
ltnow lies in one pulrefyins mass of cor
III, tion in Philadelphia, stencil IN Tie
nostriis OF every honest man. l did mol
once think so--but cannot disbelievc the
evidence. of my own senses.
Ehig.-Bul that is tho bank under its
Stale charter, not Uniled States.
Rorkirgmnn. was the same ihing
in another dress--,he same capital, the
same stockholders, the same men 10 man.
age il. aud The same swindler 10 the bead
of il. Who believes that they would have
been more honest, or less powerful for
mischief. untera congress charter. than
under one granted by Pennsylvania And
could any one new bank he entrusted to
hands thar you could have had more con-
6dence in, than you did have in Biddle,
Jaadop, and the rest, who you once told
me were the sayiors Of The country? tell
you have been humbusged bong enough,
and il is TOO late for you TO try j, further
in bank matters. Besides. when you
promised The 'baef aud two dollars" and
10 make the people happier and richer,
you said :har the mere election OF The
Whig candidates would do IL, and would
add IC0 millions 10 the prices Of all pro
perry. "Confdence," as you called it,
not bank. was TO do this bu, instead OF
that, the whig times are worse Than any
other ever known: Harrison aud Ty Ter
were rot put up US bank men. Harrison
you know, and know declared from the
stump, ~ I'm ro a hank Jau--tGe on'y
time ever trusted bank, was cheated
out of all was worth :" and as for Tyler,
every body knows he was of The Virginia
anii-bank school. have here a Whig
paper sent me FOR nothing, from New Lou
dou during the Presidential election, which
heads The wtiig gsinke, mo national bank,
and no su5.Ieasury." Now We havejusi
whal this mliis paper said was wanled to
make good times, "no narionul bank and
no sub-ireasury"-and YET your promises
are unperiormcd.
Whig g.--Butyou mus, no, expcc, every
Thing at once.
:Workiagmon.-Evezy Thing a, once!
why you have done aothing but make
times worse. You, have had your own
way for ;wo years, in all that you said
was necessary TO make thugs right. You
have repealed the su5-,reasRy-made
bankrupt aw-distiiSuted The lard money
as long as you dared-and enacted new
ta.ili, thai was 10 do wonders. Now see
where we nre, and what the times are u,,-
der these fayoriie whig measures. Here
are their fruits d national debi of thirty
l hubtsSAS VI GOSdi7---tsIU
the old pcnsioncrs' widows unpaid--the
expenses ,hifty-ionr millions of dollars q
year, and nothing coming 10 TO meet half
OF fthem--wuges down 10 almos, nothing
some ofius willing 10 werE for our victuals
IA taril law 10 favor a few moropolis,s.
and diamond-@earing nahobs-bu, the
farmers woo! made Ibwcr han !, was be-
fore the raria, asd stsse master nanufac-
iurcrs every where are reducing the nay
OF their hands, aud turning them adrifi,if
they willno, conseni,to work for less than
iwo shillings day. Now sou,come a.
mons US with pencil and paper 10 mark,
label. and sort rs, for thciApril market, as
| lie sc were so many bales of goods. 10 be
Transferred here aud iheso just Us The na-
,hors of our wrongs may desire. What
evereise may be said of,hc iocos, they