Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

amount IL 81 .c65 900. IN the shape II
outstanding bonds On this amount. no
interest had been paid. until that arrange
mont, since in the wear 134f. when tne
credit o. The State vs. prostraicd- The
amount of the annual interest on that debt.
IS over half q million Of dollars. 500 :
I 10. payable half Any lA,s d2o:.
large in itself. was thcresoto lHcr as.ng
at 4 r,0fj and fearful -1te. ansi III view ot
that and OF ou.- limited rasolfces. nauE
Of GU. best citizens involve Ia DIS Da.r.
and ANXIOUS - Leave .hnir property uTin-
culabccel ID th-ir children, were sacritic-
ing their homes for far less than tier va
lu,. and leaving the State. The sam
causes were preventing mon Of capital an /
Industry from coming among u - pIr-
chase property. improve the country. a.
al to our wealth. I'll this, it Is evident,
had 4 tendency to increase the gloom and
dependency that parvaded our business
affairs generally. ali To diminish the abb
lt,' If the people the great mass OF "llos.i
"arc a'so involved IN debt) to meet their
individual eu-2g n ents tIl - t1HSa
considerations the example a.fea f!y set b
other indebted States IN reSuming paynent
of thHir obligations. and il is not surnri-
sin-:.lat 4 general anxiety should have o-
.-ted in Indiana. taat lis Character. If pos
sibie. should also be vindic9tod The
greet obstacle TINT pre- rod 'tfal! 10 81
desirable result was The great disp"E't-
oalWeei' ~ amount q me Hebf ana the
a"'i'7F q ne ofais iof - ds1iarS' by
means of taxation.
u "&3 ll''er ms con- non. .na.itt'
iot universally chiafi"'ncd' liat i.'lof-
e. TIE pf!nc'ple ct "isposing"i lie profits
81 tn ao2sA ana itr!e canal IN sh'is'ac-
';'n q 81 iaf4a a p2n!2a o. me don,' as
- leave the balance " tam 'ae a2aliy o.
ne '''te = Pay rom re 'fea.ufF' as i'a
ohiH pf"c.lcanl" i1o,'hS zen 'le 'N'a' WIN re
~ y ay"lI TIE cH.'S cl.lfhcFataf ana -
Nipa ~ tli2 raproach ot rtpn'.iall2l; and
earnestly recommended th1i IT, pftPo-
site Should be respectfully considered,
il. the hope TIA, ii hi,gat e't,''uate III an
Arrangement '.'il ~ - '.i' -, - 'ii'.
SATISFACTORY - -
was u ~ = L, "a
,'e p'h. when rec IT,. ~ 'PPi., -
i9fn - 'ahuafE ioi"' y P,'Ni'g - ~
iHa'teo &C., 81 &c ~ an 10 = u
P'gl'oh o. ,ie F" "p19i anu IS '.''i'i
70 ..'aaSV'ht-
taHV IN the 'oito"li'. 'h'F al'''1' Wa
addressed 70 my "eDaF''',h' on W. f'dfi
Of 1Aa commute 81 h@A+i2ota"f$ "A,ier
WHO'S autn 1Eii% re }IPn2 ..'2,' h}'' 'a' IN
made. waich hast ras''i'ci ~ the + aasa12
Of the by reterea to- enclosing rf~p'if. ofs
adopted ~ the coinni,tce II "hicn an
opinion was expressed ia'oFao.' . lh'
Pr'''.'l'.'' q ~ -, - n.'.,' III :,
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az '.''' ', aa,., 80,
'.2n' ana 50 iff as my iniofnafion eNten-
- II e i'F.,s5'ol q ne Sfsa' majority
= GU '"' ''''A''s :" j. "49o oe,i'Is - !"
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AMI nbvio,. intent and TINT ,nv e,,.b NOD.
ifieatioas If they added nothine, +, -,
burdens 81 thc n,,,Ie. w,uId !, v,s h.
!i,yrI. b. re@ponsivet, the;f viii. and i
wa aI~o trust |. would r,.,a;T, n, r,var.
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