The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-30


are some men whose services would not pay
their creditors during their natural lives. The
! Saviour refers to case of this description,
which he did not condemn, because it was the
! law of the land, and in the following case, re-
! fers his disciples to well known fact !:
! ssThereforo is the kingdom of heaven likencd
| unto king, which would take account of his
servants. And when be had begun to reckon,
| one was brought unto him, which owed him
! ten thousand stalents..s But farasmuch as he
had not to. pay. his lord acemmanded him to
he sold, and his wife, and children. and all
that he had, and payment to be made; Matt
| 1S, 1925. This man was no common SER
vant he was government official, who had
abstracted from the treasury a. large amount
of money, which he had squandered in ruin
Gus speculations. If the silver talent be de-
signed, it would amount te a SOC. 600 pounds
sterling, or, $40, 600 ,0O0l but if the old tal-
ent be meant, which is by far the most likely,
then the amount is 67 5000, 600 pounds ster-
| ling, or $500, 0,0O0, 900. Such a sum is more
than tie annual revenue of the United States!
suppose that servant must have been Prime
Minister, or Secretary of State, and according
to Mr. Baltzly's policy, our public servants
who have misappropriated the funds of the
governments treasury, ought to be sold as
slaves for the redemption of s4uandered mil
| lions, and this should be done to make them
Ho"est : w ou,o snstl selsiess es siases uuiinS
!nelr l natura, . hVes oe an eqoi'saieus ioi sn'
immense amount OF money useiessiy T sqaanuer, sn,
ed by them 81 troW not. inen t1ey coula
not be made honest To prevent sucha course
of action, these honest public servants intend
! legalizing their acts, and to prevent any fu-
| ture contingency, they will pass a bankrupt
| act to enable them TO meet their liabilities
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