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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25, IS47

To the Editor of tie Union:
DEAR SIR The agreeable duty which devolves us
to transmit to you copy of resolutions passed by
unanimous vote OF the Young Mems Democratic Asso-
catlon herein contained, is of ordinary pleas
ure We have viewed the action of the United States
Senate in your case, without example, and UNI
ecedented in the history of legislative procedure In
vain have we looked for authority by which majority,
(aye, the whole body of senators could summariy eject
you from the Senate chamber Fruitess have been
efforts to discover by what right sentence of condemna
ton could be passed by that body citizen, for what
has been considered by the publication of pub
lie libel" upon the character OF its members The
sttuton does not give the power, for il expressly
tives the right In the framing of the amendments 10
the constitutions great manifested in guarding
the liberties of speech and of the press. 1t found
that the constitution did not make provision for these
great and Indispensable rights The very first amend
men to that sacred compact supplied the deficiency and
gave liberty OF expression by speech and by writing, in
wise provision declaring that Congress shall make no
law abridging the freedom of speech of the press"
The resolutions enclosed treat OF this salutary law and
embrace views which meet our hearty support and we
fatter ourselves will find cordial response by you
Conscious OF your responsibilities edtor-atached
to the honorable corps for nearly half centuryes-
monals of this character by democratic associations and
by approving public, must certainly with cheer
ing gratication-we the medium through which the
young democracy of Philadelphia convey their senti
and feelings TO you and feel sanguine they
will be received with lively emotions
Accept the assurances of our distinguished esteem
Truly and respectfully, yours,
VIM. MAGIIL.
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- Window shades, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings Sc.--S
Z. Franklin pennsylvania avenue. five doors west of
clageus corner between 9th and 10Th Streets offers to
homes choice well selected and beautiful assortment OF
the above articles
They will be sold as low anything OF the kind can be
purchased in the cities carefully packed and dc.
livered according to address, in the city
Feb 13-3taw2wif
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT.


amount been eunpd dane Eea
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BY G. ". BOTELER, Jr., .ssctfoses,

BY C. W: BOTELER, Jr, .asctfOSeer
INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
IL and Kitchen Furniture, Bar Fixtures &c, the St.
Charles HoelBy virtue Of deed of trust from c.. j. Nc
mencing 10 o'clock, the St Charles Hotel all the fur
nure &c in that extensive establishments consisting, in
part, Of
Mahogany sofas, mahogany divans
Marble-top pier table, mahogany chairs
Mahogany centre and card tables
Damask curtains, with gilt cornices
Solar lamps, grandoles
Parlor and chamber carpets
Hall and step oiIclohs
Bedsteads, best feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses, pallnsos
Washstands, mahogany bureaus, wardrob,s
Cane and woodseat chairs, arm chairs
Coal and wood stoves A & aa
Set of mahogany dining tables
Cushioned circular chairs
Ivory handle knives, albetn forks
Albeta table and tea spoons
Elegant pnnsh tin Dishes dish covers and coffee
Iron stone dinner ware ,g5
Superior plated casors
Cut and pressed glassware, god-band china
laoleGIohs, napkins Sheets blankets comforts Mar
Shovels and tong. irons, and tenders
Looking glasses, cooking stove, copper saucepans
copper kettles, and Kitchen utensils generally.
PIxTuRHs.
On Thursday morning. lth instant, at 10 O'Clock, will DO
sold the magnificent bar fixtures, consisting Of
Marbe-top counter, n,arble-top oyster box
Very rich cut decanters, tumblers, Wines gobet' hook
Side clock, splendid mirror arm chairs
Danask curtains, brac ket solar lamps
stove Sc q4el t g
The attention of purchasers invited this SALE the
collection Is large and the articles in excellent order.
Terms All OF and under $40 cash over $40 and
not exceeding $780, from four months over 500
from six months for approved endorscd notes. bear
ing interest t.tr r...
RICH. wALLACH, Trustee.
@. W. BOTELER, Jr.,
Mar l-df Auctioneer
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TO THE EDITOR THE UNION.
Enclosed you have letter from Of the most en-
ghtened men, well purest patriots of Kentucky.
Ii speaks the unvarnished truth. X.
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Rich Spring Silks, sc.
WALTER HARPER u CO., Pennsy lvania avenue, be-
w 9th and 10th streets, will open this morning
invoice of very rich spring goods Of entirely design
They name in part
Rich silks, lawns printed linens
Ginglams, shawis, dc.
To which they respectfully request the attention of
her OF Congress and strangers about leaving the city
March l-,}tf
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-Ths day received
IN pieces xch style French bareges
10 do do plaid lama cloths
5 do plaid and satin striped real alpacas
do embossed and painted Paris jaconcts
s do Swiss muslin embossed in colors, entirely
and beautiful article
do plain black berege, very fine
10 do real silk warp alpaca
10 do superfine French bombasns very cheap
Is do superior undessed Irish linens
5 do do table damask
Is dozen do satin damask napkins and towel.
pieces Irish sheetng for pillow slips
do super German sheetings
20 do domestic sheetng, all widths +,
Is do black veil and other grapes
IL do black love wells and hdkfs
70 do beautiful English chintzes
Is do style French ginghams
100 do style calicoes, great variety
20 do English black calicoes
10 do mourning gnghams
Is dozen best Paris Kid gloves lete lt
Together with great variety of hosiery, handkerchief
cruvats, rband faces, edgings collars chemsets
capes, shaws scarf, &c To all of which invite par
tcuar attention. determined sell great bar
gains. 7. H. HOOE ~ co.
Penn. avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets.
Mar l-2w is, ~
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by II. ". DYER, .s.rsss~eer.

(SLoTHS, CASSIMERES, SHIRTINGS, vESTINGS
~ ready-,nade clothing &c, auction, by order Of the
orphans court.-On Thursday next the 4th Of March,
shall sell, by order of the orphans court at ten o'clock
the store lately occupied by saac f. Ewood de-
ceased On Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7h
streets the stock of cloths, cassmeres vestngs shng
ready-made clothing &c amongst which will be found
Black blue, invisible green, and other cloths
Cassimeres, OF various qualities and coors
A large assortment of vesngs and shirtings
large assortment of ready.nade clothing embracing
Over coats frock and dsess
Roundabouts, cashmere, and cloth pants
Linen and other summer pants D
Shirts of different qualities
Cloth, Cashmere, aud summer vests
Satin and other stocks
lot of hose, gloves, &c
Also, the store fixtures and implements for the tailoring
business
The attention Of the trade is invited the above SALE
bargains may be expected. IN met.
Terms OF sae Under S25, cash over S25 credit o1
sixty days for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
5 HNrN Il. w. DYER,
March Id Auctioneer.
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by a. GREEN. .sscssoneer.

BY n. GREEN, .ascftoncer.
SPLENDID PLAIN AND COLORED ENGRAViNus
~ OIL paintings, pier glasses, gded brackets, &c, @c,
auchon-on Saturday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock r ~
shall offer in the Punbe Daguerrean Gallery One one
Hail. at auction, the most splendid lot of plain ana
enRfavhgs, oil paintings, pier glasses, gilded plsp
miniature frames, &c Ne, offered in this city this sea
ennmera'c the following specimens;
Engraving oil Washington, in ornamental gilt frame
Declaration Of Independence, with Key
Sortie of Gibraltar
Battle of Bunker Hill
Do Quebec.
The above engravings the first impressions IRON
possession of the late Col Trumbu Engraving OF The Lon
supper, Queen Victoria, in ill length &c. &c with ma
other valuable engravings. nil of which are in gilt bronze
and walnut frames of the latest styles and finest wornn'
snip, and make beautiful presents. Terms cash
reb 2>-d nrl A. GREEN, Auchonee''
90 The above sale h postponed I'm consequence
the Indictment weather, till Tuesday March ID same NOV
Feb IL A. GREEN, Auctoneef
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TTOUSEFURNISHKNG Warerooma.--The uncer siRTed
II having associated with him in business his brother
respectfully ocits continuance of the patronage of his
late and the citizens of Washington and the ad-
Jaccnt counties generally for the establishment as
they purpose keeping hand large supply of all such
ces usually Kept in establishments
L. M. MILBURN,
East side of7th opposite Gales Seaton's Office.
March 1--Iawcp3tif
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(NOPARTNERsHIP.-The subscribers have this day
~ entered into copartnerhp, for the purpose of carrying
IN the merchandising business under the firm of T. NJ &
B. MILBURN. THOMAS NJ. MIIBURN, .
March j, 1917 BENEDICT MILBURN.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HEO. w. PHILLIPS, OF the old firm of Pitman, Phil
VI lips " Co.. would beg leave call the attention of
members of Congress (who about leaving the city, and
strangers generally his late arrival OF fresh spring goods
them may be found the following articles worthy of
attention:
Rich Barona plaids, article for ladies' dresses
Fine French Ginhams
Fine silk pressed lawns, these very beautiful
Fine figured lappet musins
Sacharilla robes
Tucked robes
Tanboured robes
French embroidered robes, something extra u
very cheap lot OF lnencambric handkerchiefs.
fresh lot of those French cloths and doeskn casmeres
which he will have made up at the shortest notice. and fits
guaranteed in all cases, together with many other articles
mention, all Of which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices GEO. w. PHILLIPS
Mar std ff-
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by A. GREEN, .4ucfSonAev.
WATCHES, GOLD PENCIL-CASES, AND GOLlI
~ pens at aucton.-Hayng received fresh supply o1
the above named articles, shall sell, Wednesday h
"a instant, at oclock, m, Mt auction room, W1
doors west of Browns Hotel good lot of the above articles
Gold and silver lever epine, and other fine wa'chc
for ladies aud gentlemen
Gold pencil-cases OF every variety
Gold pens, of superior quality
With many other articles i'm that line.
Members of Congress and others will do well to alien
the sale, II they wish to get good bargains.
March Isl A EsltA A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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n IRIS. CHAMBERLAIN, from Baltimore, WILL open for
ll few days, Pennsylvania avenue, four and
hall street
handsome of ready made clothes for chill
dren and infants
Overcoats, embroidered and silk sacks
Dresses and worked robes -s,
Ladies' dress caps and head dresses
Capes, collars, and CHEMISTS
Linencambric handkerchiefs, colarets, and under
sleeves
Also handsome assortment of gentem an's shirts, col
lars, stocks, scarfs, and cravats t
Embroidered shirts and white cravats for evening par
parties Mar l-eo3t
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In what place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-31

Mis- House formerly known as tho s.Trm
perance Hall, and recently occupied by
v IIliam Nixon, has lately been rctitied 40 III a
superior style, with the design Of making il one
OF the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller. in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
iHioruiIng his old fre nds. and the travelling com
aIuHtty generally. that his IA BILE shall be, rs
heretofore. while occupying the Richmond Hotel )
supplied with the choicest .iands the country
arloros.
His STABLE is large nnd convenient, and IS
attended by the very best Of Ostlers, and suppl-
ed with the best Of Proycndcr.
He feels confident that th- PAINS Mat shall b..
taken 10 make those who may soiourn with INN,
comfortable, and tat Home Will warrant HIM
in asking STARE Of public patronage. BOARD
EitS taken by the DAY week on The most ia
yorabic terms, X. BROOkINS.
Richmond. Feb. Q, ISL. f52-'i5 IT,
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Far The palladium

Zion bewaiIins her grievons situation, i
encouraged to trust lin that arm that has
never failed of support.
Behold me, and see me, o, all that pass BY,
Oh hearken and hear for bitter's my cry;
l am wounded and bruised, forsaken and lett,
Widowed, and Of children in one day bereft
A day of thick darkness, of gloom and dIsmay,
NV sons, and my daughters all gone astray.
How great is the inroad, which Satan hath made,
NV Mobiles and Captains, he low hath them lad,
My servants and handmaids both vaicnt and
strong,
He hath taken them captive, the old with The
young,
Was there ever such sorrow mine--or such
griefl
And is there no Baisam. nor rrfieT
Oh YES there's a fountain OF health ever nIgh:
The q . We rlasting-It never will dry.
The Rock Of all Ages, IT stands firm and sure,
Christ Jesus the righteou. no change can endure;
And Hs is the fortress, the refuge, ami Tower,
or all who ack now ledge his sccptre and Power
In his hand He will hold them where none can
annoy,
Tho the powers of dark ness ,nbine to destroy
They never can pluck them from his Holy hand ;
But firm this Rock--they ever shall stand
Oh this the salvation the righteous shall know,
If IN his pure fear--light-.and counsel they 60.
Then let Zion cheer up-0hh her heart now re-
vive,
For helps laid on one that j. mighty to
Let her children be strong and most yallentiy
fight,
For truth is victorious, in power and might.
Gather the Eiders--to the standard draw nigh,
Let the Priests of the Lord and his Ministers
weep
Tween the porch aud the Altar--while thus they
entreat,
O Lord spare thy people! thine heritage spare!
oh, let not the Heather Cypress them with fear!
But anew string each bow, and light up our amp
That a search Inay take place throughout our
whole camp.
Tot u. find out the cause OF such great distress
Yea spy out each hidden--most secret recess:
And if by the light Of Divine love within.
We find we are holden "A captive to SIN;
o may We sink down in aba>enent and shame
Confess on rsclyes guilty-dsscrving OF blame.
Or rspent and forsake-and return to our God,
Who abundantly paTdons, and mercy affords
In meekuess, for mercy--Oh let rs apply,
For God v Ill be gracious to all who draw nigh
Through faith in CHRISTI esus, Saviour and
Lord;
Redempton from sin II Will US afford;
Then may we resign to the hammer and fire,
That all may be puTged--word deed, and desire;
So will Zion vet shine--the beauty of nations
The ioy Of the earth--thc Saints exultation.
Jerusalem, arise, arise from the dust.
q shake thyself clean, for g od is thy trust
Thy beautiful garments OF neekness put on;
oh live in the cross Of Christ the true vine,
And He will not leave thee, tho satan may rage,
And the Beast with his forces in war may engage,
They never will nquor, nor can they prevail,
Tho they wound and atiilct, and often assaIl.
As we eve our great Head, and follow his stops,
He wi II us preserve. that our feet do not slip.
The Lamb and his flock the victory Will obtain,
The patient Cross bearers " it'll Jesus shall reIgu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-31

hR. CILLEN'S INbiAx EEcErAnIE Specific,
, For LeUocfth44, Con8,uais, oi Common
Whites This vexatiouz, and often dangerous
eisease, is unfortunately s well known among
females, that q etaii OF its symptoms seems
necessary.
To the patient herself the disease nanifes,s
Itself by unequiyocal signs; yet from delicacy,
false and often fatal, she frequently neglects 10
make known her condition, even TO her most IN
innate female friends. till her constitution is
seriously impaired, and the foundation laid for
long catalogue OF other diseases, such al Slow
Fever. attended with difficult respiration, Palpi-
not cured, II is frequently followed by otsrs still
mare serious and fafqI, such ProIapsus uteri,
or falling of the Womb, Ulcerations, Atrohhy.
and Dropsy. which end IN death.
To ENJOY eood heoih, all he secTetorY organs
must be IN sound oondffo-f
Whenever, them the disease Tnaniiests itself.
let the patient have immediate recourse to a rem
esiv which will restore the diseased organs 10 a
healthy conGitioD, aud all the distressing symp
toms viii speedily disappear, and the death -iike
paIor Of the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
nue. Of health.
Such a remedy may be fcnnd in "Cullen's
Specific" Ut is not only pleasant, safe, and
certain rneGy for Leucorrhoea but for ssppress-
ions and painful NensurqtioHs In truth, 1t IS
what its name indicates. Specific" for all
uterine diseases and at the same time entirely
free from all ingredients which hare in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon til. system
This preparation IS made OF vegetable sub
stance. and cannot possibly inJure the most DELI
cate constitution. II IS nerer been knotrH TO fax
in a single case 10 fleet a cure.
For sale at Dr. HOW Ellis Drug Store
Richmond, July -, l5l.. 10y.
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that he has put the House, we'll as the whole
establishment, in FIRST r3t.. rider for the uccout-
mediation Of the travelling public. " It'll the deter
aljuation that be vii not be outcome IN the
west for u nd ana close attention 10 thos, that
may favor hlai with a call ! o pains shall be
spared for the comfort aud noylicnt Of his
gue-ts.--In short. he is determined to keep ii
good and orderly house. and make every per
sou that calls hIfn at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall 20 away dissatisfied If in his pow
10 prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors.
he hopes be sustained BY his old friends and
customers. Any favor viii be thankfully re-
ceiyrd, and, his humble way. shall he returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, ieb. 2. | : Il. iJ-'iJtf
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$50 s-. lsz i ssss2a 9


IL Hebatf1s. or Ilr}- infant, D5sGcoSia
a7d S3ct fteaaacte
Tire remedy navirg been for severai wears en-
,.t..,. f,z t,.. rtrri,.t..r r I t5feie sli yer,
E.a8eIEs countess r.-ii.fa esi ss4e-aI 9th
er alaa5s. ana having seen 4ttellaeI Viii tf.e
lost h4ree effect ~ t3as teen rom lime to time
solicited ta aaort sHct a course F Woala give II
'.,.5s > s.. $ - g -
= 81 "a i.spt'i' % nun - s'''i s-- 49, 81
me tiei iiia' many u7.teSs i.'2t. ui'e nave oee
!'''--ts o5'n W ~
ht+'5S. '5aA.' ''''i0 ''- - = 49, 80 ,''"N
~ s'i u .'-9i'' "ss' ''.''' 4s't iat' - e.
r " ''< = gre t'iitf ii's1fa',,e
Ag.t5. 3''.S 2 a h'sfa@e@ 5tff1.--lsin n ne
a.7 sre--4s. SOM ti4..es It'll. am ,s5n f6e Ien
s.a. Itlr patient i hardly absa to lie TIE
!-ft side some times the pain Is under tire shout
der blaze. Il frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and IS sometimes mistaken for
ia a44sas.~ si in tie gAt arm. The stomach is
=, ete4 nii' loss Of @ppe.1te an s.sAnss5-ihe
bowels p neral are cost've, sometimes aiiern-
'l...3 : - al, - .l,,
ie.s5z-f -T.ara i rsf,artlly ;, coa.sFer7f,Ie
80 = 3 :. .',.s
-, . - : 80 ..
Nad'4 = ~ ~ ~ So.l 3 M3'''i'
eot9eti4ses III attensant The patent con,plairS
81 vear.n5~z ana debility. lie IS easily STARTED
his feet arr cold Or hurning--snd he complains
q p.shly seni't,on = IT, .k.n ~, ~. SPIRITS
= t9N - - $3.50 - -tt
clSe Noai4 be benef'eia! 70 nun. yet ne can
ecaffstS Summon UP ''i'''"Ge = - r. IA i"ct
- ets'sasss yer F%i'le' r.. % ne ''.F
ts''55s at.s'.. '''e u'ses' .0s ~
Y ~ ~ =. =,
axt,s;,.G,. -
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CERTIFICATES.
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]. W. IfULGHU II.

VlI--LU.N, = =! = sEEFa.IE@V'' LIZ
Friends Carriages;
4 AS on haaa and ready Tor sale, serc-
Z "a; Of the above named Carriages; mace
Of the very best materials that can be- procured
IN the country; ami having employed Eastern
wortuen whose kuoyvirt g Of the bus.l. essls hot
surpassed by any - this ely; AMI, having served
a regular apprenticeship with an excellent East
viii compare with any made East or " est.
u lie would respectfully invite "ii Who may
want any article III his line, u cal! and examine
his ork before purchasing; for he is determined
TO sell very low.
Is-.1hop and Repository, Northwest corner #
Main and sixth street, few doors Last ol tire
Starr House.
Richmond. IA. ApsiI Doth, 1877. l4tf
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%asGo1.ai gEoeca. RlcuuoNp. IA.


rEviiE subscriber wishes TO call the attention
Il Of the travelling pubic to the fact that he
L.. refnrncA 10 LIS III stfant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-31

4 LII kinds Of School Books aud Stationery,
"A Just received and for sale at Hoilovays
Book store July ID, lc47.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-31
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.

lie has patterns for all the good Pouchs
use He has Sioop's Pioughs-right and left.
handed; Woods Plough. four different sizes: All
OF Inch he wall sell at CINCINNATI PRICES for CASH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-31
MIA GEARING. or all kINDs,

made on the shortest notice He feels confident
SAYING that he hos the largest and best selected
lot q patterns - the Western country for Grst
ANA SAW Mills, lie has, III short. the latest
improvements ia the Mil Gearing line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26

mercial world-when we see the present ele-
ments at work-the spirit which actuates the
London capitalists, bankers and statesmen, and
also those of France-the measures of Congress
and the Executive-the position of the United
States and Mexico-the improbablity of ter.
minating the war; when we look on all these
things, and then examine the position and stand
ing OF the banks of New York, and other large
cities, we are constrained to say, that alarming
symptoms OF a crisis are presented to all engage
ed in large operations, and in large business
Giving every due allowance to good fortune, and
the friendly disposition of Providence-which
is not great deal in money matters-we must
say that there Is every prospect, before twelve or
eighteen months, of general suspension of the
banks in this country, with all its consequences
to trade and commerce. Yet the country is pros.
perous-thc great mass of the people are pros.
perous-there is more specie in the country
than at any former PERIOD but the great
mass OF 1t Is In the hands of the middling
and lower classes, and there it will remain
The banking interests, the capitalists, and
the great foreign merchants and manufacturers,
now stand on the verge of such an important gulf
as they never stood on before, according to the
connection with those of the United States. We
say these things with calmness and elaboration !;
for any disaster in the money market, like sus-
pension of the banks, would operate as much on
our special interests, in proportion, as on those
OF others; but we cannot look on facts coming
out as they are from England-we can't witness
the principles and policy of the Bank of England,
and the continued depression of American sta
pies, together with the increasing expenses OF
the Mexican war, and the character of the pre-
sent Executive and Congress, without stating
precisely what we believe will be the winding
up of all those several causes of action IN the
money market. If all our banks, and those con.
nected with them, escape suspension, within
twelve or eighteen months, it will be almost
miracle. Let them reflect calmly and quietly on
these facts and these evidences, and prepare
themselves, accordingly, for the avalanche that
must overtake them, if some great and important
remedy be not devised soon.