The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

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hleextenfs the eTiII1 90 err .. which n8niu
~ ~ 500. runbc IaaIN tho Western STATES,
haVa entered 6bsoss Amdhe those which
have iglgtfiialav become involved ii the state of
PennsgIpaai1 the Eiole1 ElnaB iIlfhn Union.
III my jn1gnent- perhaps I ought u axcepe
New Kofks 6ut lalinR her mineral CONNER
cfhl 1nd agricultural mciIitieH into considega-
lion, do not know. On the face Of the earth,
excepting Encland. I Iicher Stale than the
State Of PennayIVania. TsTake off her debt
said Governor Seward. Ny friend Govena-
or Seward snys . Take or her debt" Her
debt-her debt Whas ean be the debt Of Q.
State like PennBylvania, that she should not
BE- able 70 pay it-that she cannot pay IL if she
viii but take from her pocket the money that
abe he's III It, q EnRland,s debt is enQrafedup
on her very coil : she u bound down 60 the
very earth by Il and it win Affect England
and Englishmen, to the ffiefh generation.
But the debt Of PennsyI vanis, the debt of I'LL
nois the debt Of any State in this Union,
amounts not 10 sixpencein comparison.--
fChaeEs.1 Let I'M sbe Americans but les ~
avoid, 40 we despise the character Of an ack-
nOwledged insDlpent community lCheers.l
WHIST impoFsance u s what ether nations say
OF uH, ifGhey can never EheIeas say yoa don't
pay your debts! Loud applause.l Now
gentlemen belong 10 Massachusetts, if
belonged TO deeply indebted State, I'd work
these ten fngers co their stumps, Ed hold
plough I'd drive plough, I'd do bath, before it
Ghould be said ofthe State TO which belonged
that she did net pay her debfss 1.ond cheeEs-)
THAT'S the true prInciple--lei rs act upon &,
(cheeFss) lee 10 go &c 60 The fun exten. I
(Dfafening applarse.l lit cost rs or COM
our farnss Jet Is mortgage our farms. But
don't letiG be- Baid by the proud capitalists or
England you don't pay your deDts' You're
public Governments, don't pay your debts
Letus say to them I'VE WILL pay them,' we
viii pay them to the uttermost farthing.s-4
That's my frm conviction Of what we ought
to do. That's my opinion, and waters can't
drewn-fiTe cannot burn IL out Of me.
Loud applause.) If America owes a
debt, let her pay II. let her PAR IT. lDeafen-
ing cheers1 What have is ready for the
sacrifice. What goa have | know would be
ready for the Sacrifices. At any rate, and Mt
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ges of London aud Paris, don't let. it be said
IN any one of the proud monaFchies Of Europe
America ewes and can't, or won't pay God
forbid (Cheers.l Let us pay. let rs PAY 4
(Long continued and loud applause.) Let us
say to them, produce your bond and take
your money. principal and interest. Add it all
up, take your money. (Applause.1 Let us
say to them, swe are not your slaves We are |
not paupers we will not be your debtors We |
WILL PAR produce your bond, here 10 your !
money, TAKs rT!' This was followed BY re- |
reating and deafening cheefs.1 And until |
this 10 done, my friends You and cannot feel |
as if we could draw free breath. / don't want |
to be indebted to the capitalist of Europe. five
owe them let them produce their bill. If my
earningg are1 OF any worth,1 II. they are want |
ed-ifmy farm 10 wanted, If the conveniences |
Of life for myself for my wife and children are /
wanted, SO far as am ccncernedr go far as |
America Is c0ncerneds come and & Ike them 4
rCheers.1 That's the right ground to tmke,l
n the East and west, IL there live any who
are decended from the Fathers Of the Revolu-
lion, any in whose VEINS drop of their blood 4
md IN whose hearts lives q particle Of their /
proud spirit, let them rise ups and cay tina IL
we owe Europe. Europe shall be paid. cloud |
and Repeated cheers.) wish to breath the |
breath Of an independent man. A citizen Of |
proud and honoured county,, abhor the idea, |
that my daily happiness 10 to be marred by |
the CONSEQUENCES that anything dlsgraceful |
hangs on the country or any part of it. Let us
gentlemen, be proud of our country. but let |
us preserve for that country the character of a |
just and debt-paying nation. Let is never be |
said among the Nations of Europe. that the |
United States Of America, the nation that had |
It's birth IN the glorious scenes Of re. the |
country of Washington, the example and great |
type of all modern republics, cannot or viii not |
pay ito debts n