The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
From the Raleigh Register.

III RAANAsNt 4 liz nfAAN NO.
we Perceive that several Of tho Locoioco
papers have broke out in fresh place, on the
subject Of the Banks, charging them with beng
NE cause OF all the evils and embarrassrnen's
under which tue C0antry is now gr0an ng
Well--it appears, that from 1870 to 1880
during the most Of Mr.. Mouroe's and al of
John Q Adams mini ,tration, the increase Of
Banks for ton years was only %, averaging
fraction owe too year. The increase Of cap.
ital during the same period was 81 81 1851,
averaging lees than one million a year.
But from 1880 70 ls37, period Of only 7
years under the Van Buren, policy, while the
grand experiment was making on the currency
ofthe country-no less than ihree hundred and
t9ity nine new banks were chartered, avrogi-
ng more than serenity year, and the increase
olcap.tal during the same time was 1927, 22-,
289, averaging about S34,000,000 a year.
During this period Of seven years, one hun.
bred and sixty FIVE More banks were given 70
the country than all that had been created be-
fore fom the first organization Of the General
Government Aod what is worse. the most o.
these banks were chartered hy Loooioeo Legis.
latures. For example, all the Banks in Ar.
kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Mich.
gan. In the latter State more than City banks
were created and al BY the Loco Focos. II
Mississippi l3, South Carolina 5, in Pennsyl.
vania Z, in New Hampshire 6, IN Maine Al,
and IN Ohio, while that parry had the aseen.
daney, they chartered new banks and added to
their capital sl,532,23l, in the short space Of
four years.
In the State Of New York, while 1hat party
bore rule in Eve years from 1890, they charter
ed 81 Banks and added to their capital H..
240,l07, making il almost double what il was
IN lsSO-aRd all this during the undisputed
sway Of the Albany Regency.
To Connecticut IN $50 there were only eleven
Banks In 1887 there we're thirty three! Eleven
ofthese were chartered in two wears By a Van
Buren, Lesislature-namely. .fUs in 1891, and
str IN 1883, and in the latter year they added
10 the capital stock Of the other Banks then in
existence. So we see that in two years, this
party created one hira q al The Banks IN tbs
Stale, and increased the capital o. three others
while no lother Legislature Of the State ever
chartered more than three Banks the same
year.
DREsa There Is not an hour in q day in
which man 30 much likes TO see bis wife
dressed with neatness, as when she leaves her
N~A-AN4iAA utA4 US uoMN 70 uiGhhlf At ally
other moment vanity stimulates her efforts at
me toilette. for she expects to be seen--but al
ms retired and early hour, il is for the very
sake Of Cleanliness for the very sake Of plea
sing her husband. "a woman should never
appear unidily or badly dressed in the pre-
Ssenee Of her husband" While he was Der
lover what sad p zee ofbusiness if he caught
heT dressed to disadvantage! .Oh, dear, there
ne Is and my hair all IN papers; and this fright
iu' unbeconlng capt had no idea he would
nave oeen here 81 early--let me of to nv
Olieue!'' Blu now be IS Jour husband-"Dear
me- what consequence is ii--My object is
gained. Nv efforts 10 win him, and my little
man@uvre3 10 captivate, have beens uccessful;
ana II rs very hard If a woman is to pass heI
NE IN endeavoring 10 please her husband"
remember greatly admiring lady who lived
among the mountains, aud scarcely saw any
one bnt her husband. She was rather plain
womh yet when she sat to breakfast each
morning, snd all the day long her extreme
nealnessi and an attention 10 the nicenees
dl her appearance, made Der quite an agree.
able object. Aer husband loved her, and ,Vould
look al her wi,h more pleasure than at pretty
women dressed IN a sloyenly, untidy MANNER
for believe me- those thingsf (thourh your hus.
baud appears not to notice them. nor. perhans
is he conscious Of the eausei stfohrlv possszs
the power of pleasing or dspleasine. hr EIis
The bark Sharon cleared the poit Of Posion
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