The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

ttHcis' lie borcs osit nrfvhanss. and
seats himself eozily ia lawyers eflccs
lie Is everywhere.
A grca, disiufbcr er the vablic quiet.
u pcsiilcn, fellow 10 this same rianf
rinEs. Every body ialks ahou, him.
every body looks out for him, every
body hates him, and great many hari
words and no little proiano epi,hc,s ara
bestowed upon him. Every bciy would
avoid him Il they could. every body
would hiss him from Change. hoo, him
oil The Pier, chase him from Quay street
hustle him out Of Broadway, kick him
out Of the Banks. throw him out Of the
Stores and Hotels, bu, they cant -
Tienr TinEs is bore. A burr. he
will slick. Hints are thrown away Oh
him, abuse lAvisl,cd in vain, kicks, cuffs,
profanity, are all throw away upon him.
He is impervious To ihem all.
An impudeni fellow ie rionr TINES.
Ask for discount. and he looks over
your shoulder, winks to the cashier, and
your note Is thrown out. Ask a loan
Of the usurcrs at one per cent month.
he looks over your securities and marks
two and half. Present bill to your
debtor, TIGHT TIMES shrugs his shoul-
ders. rolls up his eyes, and you must
call again. A wife asks for fashion
able brocade. a daughter for new bon
mel. lie puts in his caveai, and the
brocade and bonnet are postponed.
Agreat depreciaior Of stocks il TIGHT
TINES. Hr steps in among the brokers,
and goes down Central to par, TO ninety
five, ninety. eighiy-fvc. lie plays the
ducc with Michigan Central, with Mich.
igan Southern. with Hudson River,
with New York and Erie. He goes
along the Railroads in process Of con-
struction, and the Irishmen throw down
their slovels and walk away. lie puts
his mark on Railroad bonds, and they
find no purchasers, are Kissed out Of
market, become obsolete, absolutely
dead.
a great cxplodcr Of bubbles Is TIGHT
TIMES. He looks into the affairs Of
gold companies, and they fly to pieces |;
into kiting banks and they stop payment;
into rickety insurance companies, and
they vanish away. lie walks around
corner lots, draws a line across litlo-
graphic ciiies and they disappear. lie
breatles upon the cunningest schemes
Of speculation, and they burst like a
torpedo. He leaves his footprint among
mines, and the rich metal becomes
dross.
A hard master for the poor, cruel
enemy to the laboring masses is TIGHT
TINES. He takes the mechanic from
his bench, the laborer from his work.
the hod carrier from his ladder. He
runs up the prices Of provisions, and he
runs down The wages Of labor. He runs
up the price Of fuel, and he runs down
the ability to purchase il at any price.
He makes little children hungry and
cry for food, cold and cry for iirc and
clothing He makes poor women sad,
makes 'hol"e'' Weep a'sco"'ases 'h'
hearts Of fathers. carries care aud anx-
'e'y i"'o 'an''''es' an" s's crouchn's
deso'ation IN ihe corner ana on 'he
ne"''''s'o"'' Q. 'h' poor. a ""'a "a''
yer 20 '"e poor ''c"r iA.'. ;,
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IN o. re'er''"os''' ~ vienna, beihn
~ oohs'an''h'p'e' NJ .a'cu''a, " oh'"a
a' over '"e eo'"'"sre'a' wof'h' ~ ever,
grea' chy' F" every '"fa' u's'''c'' ever,
where
| ihe'e one way I" AVOID pe'h;
o'fea oy '".' ''o"''s'o"'s 's'""' f'"h'
TINES III '''a only way Tor . coun
Try ','y' q io~n' as wen as '"d's'aua
men 70 Keep clear of h's presence a.
ways Let the country that would ban
ish him. beware of exirayasance. o.
speculation. OF ovrrtradin,. OF embark
ing in visionary schemes Of asgrandize
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