Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-03-13

n5-The vinceuLes Gazette hapks up the
following mirror in which we iscommend
Messrs. DUSLEvY, HARE & Co.to take a
look at themselves.
The press of The State have marked Gin
cinnati and her hireling SmLocKs, and that
city will find, in a few months, who are to be
the sufferers in the war they havemade upon
our currency
THE CURRENCY WAR-It seems that the Gin
cinnati brokers have began another and more
systematic war upon the banks ofthis State.
They have established n house IN Indianapolis
rs their headquarters, and all the hotes upon
Indiana banks they can possibly e bold of are
sent to Messrs. Dunlevy, Haire Go, sorted
out. and handed over to messeng&S TO be car
ried home to the banks for the speie
No man in Indiana can object t9b9nks being
made TO redeem their currency, IND ke course of
Legitimate business transactions but, when
worthless sharpers establish thel6selyes in a
business, for the express purposeecf running
home bank notes, and thereby at<< mpting to
bring their bills below par, tl3I tthey may
speculate upon them, they deserv4lhe censure
and condemnation of all men. ma banks of
Indiana are perfectly good. Tlftbld State
Bank is as sound as any other insttution in the
whole country. and the new ban4s'nnder the
amended Free Banking Law are a44bod as any
similar institutions on the same Lis can b..
Then, what is the occasion of this oIfency war,
the tendency of which is TO deranke the none.
tary affairs of the State and COUNT Simply,
that the bill brokers-a class of ukrLwho tester
upon the commercial interests of kItte cities
may add a few cents to their in en- gains.
They DO not hesitate TO PROSTATE hole COM
merce of the country, that a do{ u two OF
them may reap the harvest OF 5&dollars
They are the most damnablY< eI yopnands
on earth, and We Ysaasz that kt5sa1-el
cool nights.
Our neighbOrs in Kentucky have avery sum
mary mode of freeing their communities o
odiOus persons, and if ever there was an Occa
! sion that would justify that example being fol
lowed by Indianians. it is just such am one a:
the Third Street Shylocks are now engaged in
Once our State suffered most severely from
those misery scoundrels, and, as the Merchants
of Cincinnati put the means of power in thu
hands of these men, the people OF Indiana have
at least n partial remedy in their reach. III In
! diana purchases no goods of Cincinnati, sh'
$ will have little occasion TO send the notes of he
e banks there. Then we urge upon every Indian;
dealer to 90 elsewhere for his supplies. From
| this part of the State, st. Louis is more Gccessi
bic than Cincinnati, and furnishes a tenJoL
!, better market. Louisville, New Albany, Evans
> vile, &c, are better points to purchase stock
" of goods and groceries. than Cincinnati eve
has been or ever will be. And when a Mer
chant makes a purchase at any one of the cite
named, Except that sink.hOle of abOminatiOn
r Cincinnati he may rest assured that the mex
q train after his arrival at home will not bring
\ /" carpet bag man." with the notes Of his neigh
u boring bank, for redemption.
The people of this part of Indiana, i
heavens name, have nothing To hope for at tn
. hands of the Cincinnati thieves anil swindler:
d After their high-handed attempt 20 get posses
5 sion of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, b
P plundering it of all its funds and destroying ii
credit, in order to come in, by force of thei
: brazen impudence and me-hardened ~villainy
and got possession of the road. TO the total cx
q clusion of the entire stockholders in Indiana
: who originated the work, and whose none
started the whole thing after thai scheme, W
. say, Southern Indiana can have nothing to hop
e from these worse than Shylocks. In all hor
n esty, it is enough TO turn every Merchant, VIII
resides in this State, forever AWAY from tbs
V city"