Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

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| of the lannon's Anti.Tax PLEDGE of tbe Sixty
1.-The original manuscript Of which is in our
possessionGGin which paper the State and peo.
pie were sole,nnly pledged against taxation at
a future. time, to pay .the interest on those
bonds. Wasn't il that chiefly which so .frsn.
dered nugatory and ysiueless the aid voted
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4 .Destrey the credit Of the Stated" Could
anybody destroy that which was not ? Could
| any representations. by letters or the press,
destroy the credit of the u States, orof New
( York or Ohio, unless the truth was told, and
it was damaging? :. !. ,tf.... .ap.s .-fail s D,
1 Our ,Moocasin friend, Mr.. S., means, we
! suppose, the MisNEsoriAN in particular, when
ne speaks Of I" the press" If he does, thsn
all We have to say is, that we have not q sin
gle res,e ct to express for oar PAST course. On
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Poratloh s9o.sld ilave no credit IN the non-
ey market Of the world, to tempt to reckless
public cxtravacance and to wild and prema
ture schemes Of i,,ternat inproysmeot. bv ti,..
facility which that credit gives of borrowing
monev tl,.t must have = t;tter M vm.n, event
u lly, out Of the sweat and industry Of the
laboriBg people. s.ts t,s f.stn Z
But in the special case on hand, 10 regard
to these Bonds, we claim that we deserve the
gratitude of this generation Of the people of
Minnesota, il, byany exertions Of ours, we una
tenally aided TO cut short the Swir,dle in its
mad career towards success and realization |;
to keep the Swindlers ON a short allowance Of
funds; and to bring about that condition of
affairs under which-with the Bonds nearly
worthless as they are but yet mostly in the
hands or under the control of first parties
settlement, of the whole "Failure," )" as Mr..
Sibley calls it, may be the more easily reach
ed, through such Compromise as will be least
burdensome to the people, least profitable to
the swindlers, but adjusted on q basis of eor
uity and fairness to innocent parties, who put
their labor and money honestly into the bro
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On one point OF his extra official visit TO-
New York to exhibit the Executive Of the
State shining II around Wall Street to oct
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people OF tnat iocaiity, We did tnihK ne would,
If only for shames sake, and his own CREDITS
sake, refrain from referring to- This was the
famous "Arrang,nSns' he made. with Wins.
low, Lanier G. Ce.efsNew York to ''nesoti-
att" tD the Bonds --by which negotiation the
Companies would have realized about % cents
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haiiroad opefaeio''s' o'-the state az the uflre
strained mercy ol t'ieSe capitalists Mr.. Bic
ley, however, mas ventured to aiiude toit-
M niue ae elhsaiy' 70 s.9 oe snreas loiiows:
Although an arrangement was made by