The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-28

other nations say Of Us, what they think orus if
they can nevertheless say you don't pay your debt,
Loud applause Now, gentlemen, belong 10 Mas
sachusetts but IL belonged 10 a deeply indebted
Slate, I'D work these ten fingers 10 their stump IA
hold plough, Id drive plough, I'D do boh before II
should be said Of the State 10 which belonged hat
she did not pay herd bis Loud eheers That, NE
true principle let US act upon IT, Leheer 4 let Us "eo
~ to its full extent! DeafeDng applsuse,l IT.
costs Us comforts LEI us sacrifice comforts Il
II costs us our farms, let US mortgage our farms But
don't lei Il be sand by the proud capitalists Of England
You don't pay your debts" You Republican c..
yernments don't pay YOUR debts Let Us say 10 them
"we WILL pay them,n "we will pay lhem 10 the u'-
termost iarthingn That's my firm conviction ui
what we ought To do. That's my opinion and water
can't drown--hre can't burn IL out of me. Loud ap-
pause. II America owes debt, let her pay it,
let her PAY IT. Deaiening cheers What have
is ready for the sacrifice. What yOu have know
would be ready for the sacrifice. Al any rate, and
at any sacrifice don't let II be said the ENchangc.
Of London Paris don't let be SAID any one OF
the proud monarchies Of Europe, "Amerlca owes
and can't or won't pay.n God forbid! Cheers
Let US pay-let US pay Long continued and loud
applause Let us say to them, "produce our bond
and take your money, principal and interest Add an
up and take your money! Applause. Let as say lo
them, I'VE are not your slaves we are not plupCr,
we will not be your debtors we WILL PAY; pro.
duce your bond here is your money, TAKE n .
This was followed by repeated and dealening cheers
And until that is done, my friends, you and cannot
feel as if could draw free breath | don't want
10 be Indebted 10 the capitalists of Europe II We
owe them any thing let them produce their bill II
my professional earnings are OF any worth--ii they
are waDted-it my farm is wanted--if the cUuyeui-
ences Of life for myself for my wife and children ac
wanted 50 far as ] am concerned, far Amtrict
Is concerned, come and take them. Cheers That's
the right ground To take and let take 1t. In the
North and South, in the East and West If there live
any who descended from the fathers Of the Rev
ouon, any in whose veins runs diop of their blood
and in whose hearts lives particle Of their proud
spirit Let them rise up and say that if owe En-
rope Europe shall be paid Loud and repeated
cheers i wish 10 breathe the breath Of ndc poH-
dent freeman.--A citizen of proud aud honor,d
country, abhor the idea that my daily happints, Is
TO be marreG by the consciousness that any thing dis
graceful hangs on the country any part OF II let
Us, gentlemen, be proud OF our country, but let Us
preserve for that country the character of just aud
debtpayIng patton let II never be SAID amongst the
nations of Europe that the United States Of America
the nation that had It's birth in the glorious
of '16-tbe country OF Washingion-lhe example
and great type of all nolen Republics, cannot OF
will not pay its debts
Mr.. Webster sat down amid the loud and most q
thusiastic applause Of the assembly, after which
given three deep and sepuchral groans for repua.
ton.
Mr.. GoweD said that when he adverted to the d,ht
of Pennsy lyania, he did il in spirit of despondcuc,
Pennsy lyand will pay her debts she will pay thaN
but She must first sink her party spirit, and break up
her party di,cipline.-Gye us Legislature Of pt1r-
teal men give US Legislature made up Of rARMrR-
,uch as have ATTENDED this g eat meeting, and uly
word for it she will in less than ten years, have r. j!
every item Of her oppressive debt.