The true Democrat., 1854-09-27
The Wild Cats are Coming

1ho DeuolC iee IreSS, or the oOtn, thus discourses of the Erie and Kalamazoo. and some other Michigan Wild Cat Banks:
 "'The bills of the Erie and Kalamazoo rail- road bank received for goods at ninety cents on the dollar" Such are the letters we see paint ed on the dry good boxes in front of the stores, and printed on placards in the shop windows along our avenues and streets. A lesson is taught m them, which every poor man, espe- clallv should learn and hold in remembrance That lesson IS. never go to bed at night with a dollar of Erie, and Kalamazoo, or of any simi- lar bank Tn his purse, for he cannot know how soon the morning paper may bring the news that the bank has exploded--how soon the omlnous words may stare him in the face, as he goes to hls labor at earl y morn, The bills of -,-bank taken for goods at fifty cents on a dollar"
 It Is strange that community will bring up- on itself loss, distress and suffering It is op- tlonal with the people of Detroit and Michigan and oi any other city or State, whether they Will be the victims of swindling banking insti- tutons. Few there are who have doubted that sooner or latter, the Erie and Kalamazoo rail- road bank would fail, and cause loss to thou sands and rum to many. It is, ill the estima- uon of everybody, question of time. The bank will be sustained just so long as it is the interest of its owners to sustain it, and 1t will
 just so soon 1t is their interest to let it, fail That 1t aOaU fail is an event about which we have never entertained a question. Its circu- latlon now Is enOrmous-SiX or seven hundred thousands dollars! and there Is no limit to the power of expansion.
 The Erie and Kalamazoo is the type of hun dreds of other banks in the country. The bank of Washtenaw only seeks the public con- fidence to be able to throw out half million or million of dollars of its notes, and then ;t will be ready to fail at the first favorable mo. ment.
 Let the people take this matter into their own hands, Let the notes of the Erie and Kalamazoo bank, and the Washtenaw bank and of all other banks like them. be utterly re- fused, now and hereafter, and there will be no evil day to apprehend in respect to them.
 .ss RESOLUTIONS BY THE PEopLE.-We hail with me me increasing Popularity of McLEANs Vile and malicious lies that were invented and lss1eo through the press to injure its reputation
 'eSofe0 That having tested it, and found it more encalous than any other liniment remedy for the Gure oi Rheumatism, Bruises Sprains, Pains, Sores Erupuons on the Skin Piles, Burns, Scads, etc., and TOT Horses, to cure Sweeny, Lameness Strains, Poll evil, Fistula, Sores etc.. will continue to it. Tor McLean's celebrated Eminent will never fail to cure any external disease if properly applied
 Read the following exeract oI
 Letter from California. J. H. McLEAN-Dear Sir: and all of the Company return you our thanks for having sup piled us with your volcanic Oil Lnment. It is trn ly the most valuable and useful medicine for a trip across the Plains. We used it for Rheumatism Bruises, Sprains Pains, Wounds, Sores etc., and it always gave immediate relief We applied it also to our Horses and Cattle for Strains Chaies Calls and