Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03

INDUsrRY AND INTEGRITv.--'Fhere is
nothing possible TO man which industry
and integrity will not accomplish. The
poor boy of yesterday, so poor that a dol-
lar was a miracle in his vision, houseless,
shoeless, and beardless--compelled to
wanderon foot from village to village,with
his bundle on his back, in order to procure
labor and the means of subsistence, has
become the talented and honorable young
man of to-day, by the power of his good
right arm, and the potent influence ofhis
pare principles, firmly held and perpetu-
ally maintained. When poverty and what
the world calls disgrace stared him in the
face, he shuddercd not, but pressed on
ward and exulled most in high and honor
able exertion in the midst of accommodating
disasters and calamities. Let this young
man be cherished, for he honors his coun-
try and dignifes his race. High blood
ifthe courses not in his vcins,he is free
American, and therefore a sovereign and
a prince. Wealth?-what cares he for
that, so long as his heart is pure, and his
walk upright-he knows and his country
knows, and his country tells that the little
finger Of an honest and upright young
man is worth more the whole body of an
effeminate and dishonest rich man. These
are the men who make the country--who
bring to it whatever ofiron sinew andun-
failing spirit it possesses or desires--who
are rapidly rendering it the mightiest,
most powerful, as it's already the freest
land beneath the circle of the SUI. Odd
Fellors' Magazine.
! The BUSINESS OF BANNING. The Ar.
ticle reported by Dir. Cambridge, to the
New York Convention, passed that body
in the following form:
b SEC. i, The legislature shall have no
power 10 pass any act granting charters
for banking purposes, but association may
be formed for such purposes under the
general laws. -.
SEC. 2. The legislature shall have no
power 10 authorize, nor to pass any law
sanctioning in any manner, direct or in
direct, the suspension ofspecie payments,
! by any person, association, or incorpo-
ration, issuing bank notes Of any descrip-
ton.
SEC. 3. The Legislature shall provide
by law forihe registry Of all bills or notes
issued or put in circn alton as money, and
shall require ample security for the re-
demption ofthe same in specie. y
SEc. a. The stockholders in every cor.
poration and joint stock association for
banking purposes, issuing bank notes, or
any kind Of paper credits, to circulate as
money after the first day of january, IT,
80 shall he individually responsible to
the amount of their respective shares Of
stock in any such corporation or associa.
ton for all its debts and liabilities ofevery
kind, contracted after the said LIST day Of
January 1850. s. aas e e 80 s 8
SIC. 5. In case of the insolvency o.
any bank, or banking association, the
/ bill holders thereof shall be eutitledac
preference in payment oger all othercred,
lsitOrs Of such bank or association.
A letter from Santa Fe, dated ID Of Sep,
Etember, says:
This Is delightful, healthy county
the air is pure and bFacing. The wealth
is mildcool in the morning and even,
Ing There are very few flies TO trouble
lrs. and no gnats. or musquitoes. The
4 soil is sandy, and, through this region, o
4 Q reddish cast; yet in the valleys corr
and wheat grows remarkably well, The
corn stalk does not grow higher than a
bout three feel, jet the ears are large an
! the grain pure, Tie wheat ID also rerJ
low, but the heads are well flled will
| nlllarge grains. Corn and wheat seen
to be the principal staples Of the country
The bread they mostly eat IS made fth,
-four, without sitting Or separating tbl
bran from the -four. Il Is sweet, ssvsl