Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 July 1820 — Page 2

PENNSYLVANIA STATE L 0 T T E II Y. FIRST CLASS. G. W. VAITE. Manager.

1 prize ot -20 000 1 do. of 10.000 2 do. of 5.000 10 do. of 1,000 (, do of 500 10 do. of 200 42 do. of 50 7150 do. of 0 2J00" Tickets Prizes all floating,

and lobe drawn in 1 5 days. fiOj ETb ami share in proportion, ron sal ii a r 0. cil. Waifes' Tnihf Fortunate Office, South west corner of Third and Chesnut streets, Who luive inirchiiod the whole of the above splendid S'.'henii and who have sold and p ud IVizcs amounting to Five million of Dollars. l'J7 Ml IMllXS in the above Lottery will be paid in GOLD as soo'.i as do. n mded. e)tIe:s inclosing the Cash will bo promptly attended to. Sec. !kc. Sec. :u dciji.'i 'a , Mm 30. 231) LOTS FO R S A i i IN THE TOWN OF YvT11 ' L be tTi-rcd for sale on thr f y first Monday in August next on a credit. of one and nvo ye ns, 20 Lois" ix i'sn: to w x of 7T lU n i lili I 1 in toe state of II 'iuois, bout a miles iro n Durkec Sc Liisk'a Ferry, on tmThii town- is laid out on abeau tiful in 1 elevated situation in scctu.i 3 ), town UN. range 10 V. be-, twjv.11 two arms of the (irand Prairie' about I miles fro 111 each, north and SollUl. i From the healthiness of the siua-' tio.i, the (in intity a ad couvcnincv of ti nuer, rock water, Ike it being si1 uated i 1 the centie of a rich boay f laud, and a ll oil; ashing sctileuiet id I to lhi tin probability of the County be it to i- the county north of Clark being located ai this place wo have' jv) hesitation in believing it w ill be a piace of considerable iinpottance in a short time. fCr 'he most liberal en-. c.Mir ige uieiit wi'l be given to Me-.' chmic of all kind who in y he disposed to settle here THE PROPRIETORS. Jinu 2 1. 25-3t a- kJ A. L l 4 i STRA YFsD jJ7V?OM encampment of Dela,iic Indians, near Vincennes. o.i or about the 1st of June, 7;t smedl (1V.7 Mires. U.sO Tn'o 1) nj llrii'scs and a Hap Marc. One of the lalier is a Colt, two yea- s o'd, with a bald f ice Anv per?n iiovil; i;ive inioi nv.uiou where the oir.v be fuud, or hiin th.em t. joskimi is.vuai: u of Vmcenncs, w i.i be er.ei.uiv iewa:-'d. Si LIC MllH i ! r;-:r.M-r ilHH i. h g J . V ' 'a i' of u exce-ul n t 'r.e v'lveei . 1, ihherc vv .11 'k- o; -e to i ipI,. i'.e a; 1 1 t oi f Sprir. ;oe? I. u '.' J ..; 7' ,',:-lu x;, u lot hi t t -..n of M -1 .t- aoo, N'. ; .nd o . I ' ,i c ii.,i f Spri'v; No. (v : 1 k.-1 r. :e p ,Kvty of Loi c !, at I'.iJ lat.uice 01 Wuhs C V ;r;:. S VM'!'L .'MKS, Cori-rr, ic J 1 1 1 . '. 4)D l)usheis i:UY LOW FOR CASH, '. MILLS.. Ir. Co.

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WESTERN SUN. VINCENXiiS, JULY 1,1520.

In a fit of desperation, the editor of the Centincl, accuses us with having, (in our p-iper oi the lTth 11 It.) made a charge of Fkof.ka.lism. This is f; Ise but we ,,nw rnake the charge. His chieftains do act as federalists of the Hartford it.in.p, and ought not to deny their principles if they arc corrupt, unless they mean to desist acting in concert with thm. He emphatically denies our assertions relative to the coniincnt.il money, without producing one solitary fact to prove us in error. This is easily accounted for it is easier for him to publish a stubborn falsehood, than to refute truth with sophistry. Rut how contemptible, how acr'degious docs he appear, while tearing fro 11 the temples of those who bought our independence with their blood, the wreaths which consecrates their memory, and decorating therewith a bundle of old continental Ravrs ! ! Such an act is marked with the blackest ingratitude ; iud he who is guilty of it, to support the interests of a band of banking speculacol's, is ripe for the worst of crimes. Had it not been for the he.irts, heads and hand:;, that conceived, arraigned, signed and fought to support our declaration cf Independence, it might have been is void of force at this day, as the assertion th;it 11 the contiirntal money ivat the oavi-'iir of our country" is of truth. Rut the fame of those departed worthies who g'dned oar independence and astonished tae world, is immortal and the basest iircathings rf detraction, cannot ii.j irc Th'in. It will merely immolate the reptiles who respire it. The following productions, from' th 7lr.' r, prime I at Sale n, Washington coiiuty, and Indiana Intellg nc-. r, printed al Charleston, Ind. will shew th X . spiru hegms to actuate the peoj le, wiuc. Wilt shake the c .is tie 01 our corrupiioui?.ts to its centre. The edit., of i.ic T-. -5n has ably exposed the designs rf tlu Miiks and speculation mongers. Ji r i phamo-n : tirese evils are mwiitaief . a add-t.ra 10 tlicsc vhich row exist, 4ad tne pe ip!e oa'.y can iv nave the presa.ivfi ii lucure tncro 'cniu nis en iive.r 1 wills. oi;).:f.v, in ihe Indiana Intelligence . : rv vorivetly obscrviS, u th..t suaic of '.r ..i'i lowehg t vtes;M.p, who proesss to oc tne cnanioions 01 hhertv and se e;:e.a.es of .i.aerv,) arc like the if m sue ps clothing." This wc know Lie a fact for when a few in this place tempted 10 put devn the permcious r.'ctice of kidnapping, some of tho.--cry blustering gentry threw the greatest obstacles in their way, which opposed laem And wnat will ihe people think, waien tiiev are informed that some taem were, while in the House, most noiin opposition ta slavery, and even now oelong to t'ae American colonization society ? FROM THK TOCSIN. Our readers will recollect that last week vc inserted an article from the Vestern Sun, giving stjme extracts i -om he j )iiroais of our last legislate, in regard to banks, kc This subject is becoming every day more i uportant to tie people of this state It is certain that the whole of the western country has been over-stocked with banks, which operates much to tier disadvantage, and will continue to nave this fleet until the country is thoroughly purged, and the number of banks reduced to the means of their support, w:.ich, is regulated by the 'rad,- and the iuca!:h of a country. Tins slate has ai ready experienced much evil IV. m her b d circulating medium ; the scarcity of rood mon yy has reduced t0 petuny ami wan' oundieals of her industrious citizen:, Aand what makes her situation appear more aiarniing to us. we can uiscover no prospect oi a change in 'vir,, unless the people arise froo their apathy and vote for such me totepreveut them as will carry the; interest ii to the hall of our Icisb turc. Situated as ti e siatc is, muc: depends on tiie choice we m ike of 011 represetitatives. To expect muc' gouot them, wo -.houht choose me. Mioic interest d :es not clash wit t:.at of om s ; and to be properly itjii cscntevl, the voice of the pcoph should be the ci union, for the repia se .tati.e. In our last leojsijturc t my measure taken bv th.e friend o the people to call the banks to an ac conut tor their conduct, w as managi . m sue'i 3 matvier as ill becomes 1I1 d'h-iiiiv of such a b dy 0 A Rk! s iiit;oduccd dining th 1st s; s;on for tt;e purpose of ilrav 1 1; the thice percent funv's,;m.i oav toe same depo .,iied in v e of tlu o.toks of thi state ; to w hom th'.ate is indt bted . In ut thirtv thousan dkoliars This beine; the case the ban! ve.r banks) would have gladly recei rd the deposits r nd w hen called upo: fir the same, might have refused, n the ground, that the state was ind b. 1 to it, for borrowed money, and ti outs wouid b.x fi'ially nithh.eld froi ..e puiposc tor which they were t iiv'ed. Foi tun Uelv, liowever, tl. o!i. though it passed in the lowi ouse, was rejected in tlie Senate.iad it met tt.c view s of the Sena'' and been banctior.ed by the executive

the result would have been this The bank would have received the U. Slates deposits in payment of a debt, together with interest, due for the paper of branch banks, which is at least 30 per cent below par. Thus the banks would have received the benefit of these funds at the expense of the people. To call for redress would be vain the laws of our state would have been plead in bar of our rights; the banks triumphant, having the possession, would have laughto to scorn the rights and necessities o the less subtle community. Rut i should be recollected that these three per cent funds arc yet to be drawn, and applied to the opening of the state roads. They now amount to a considerable sum, (about eighty thousand dollars) and if distributed amonu: th hands who will do the labor of these public imnrovemcnts, will be put into circulation by then, and greatly relieve the distresses of the people. Yet there is an obstacle to be removed before this should be done. There is a law in existence in our state, passed at the last session ol our Legislature, which, if not repealed, will favor the views of such men as are inclined to speculate on the funds of government, even should they be drawn and not deposited in

the bank. This should be repealed or the only benefit to be dciivcd from them will be barely in the improvements of the public roads. These funt!s are in such paper, or specie, as our citizens have paid, and are now compelled to pay for public lands These roads M'iil be undertaken by men who will receive thi kind of money, incn who will depend on the hire of hands to accomplish this undertaking ; and these hands may be compelled fo icceivc for their labor the depreciated' paper now amongst us, which our legislature has virtually said, shall b;a a la vful tender this thev recieve, and this they put into circulation; paper, which, out of this state is not woith' more than 50 cents to the dollar Rut shculd this law ( a laV which limits our contracts) be repealed, the laborer has the right in this case a3 in every other, to demand the specie or its equivalent, and such as- hi receives isset into circulation, and in a channel too, which would be most likely to relie.ve the wants oi the people. Aessrs. Lingan and Dunk in. Please to give the following a place in the Indiana Iiitelligeiicer. Fellrj-Ci'izcna of Clark County , Tndia?ia. Tire Constitutional period is last approaching when you will be called cm to select from amongst vou three Representatives and one Senator to represent you in the next General Assembly of this Staterand the time has actually arrived v. hen your minds must be employed in incpaiiing who are suitable persons to be cloathed with that impotent trust. "Ihe embarrassed situation of our govei nmcnt md the coriupt state of our morals p ints out the necessity ol sciutiniziivg very minutely into the principles and politics ot those gentlemen w ho stand canoidatcs for your favor ; the experience ol the past and passing cvents of our jrovcrnmcr.t pioveto a mathematical certainty ihat some of our nigh towcti.ig statesmen, (who u'otess to be the champions of hbcry and the enemies of slavery,) aie ;kc the wolf in sheeps cloathing, cr the incendiary who cries fiie at one Mid ol the town to enable him tlie norc completely to plunder at the ther end Rut let us enquire a little tito the docti ine of libei ty ;u d slavev ; thete is one way to enslave vou u' c.onti oiling the action and opera ion olyour person ; there is another vay by controlling the opera1 ion of our purse, which amounts in the 1 let to one and the fame thing. ! his latter system of slavery is o ought to bear upon you thiougb he instrumentality of h. toning instituns. by those asr-.;irg political -; culators wl ese c . and cicdits are cry unequal to hi. . vanity and aval - e. The histoiy r the last session of ur assembly a fiords abundant pioof f the exis.enee of a combined partv t bank spcculatoi with the goveris.r at theii head who rue usiny cvc.iv xertion in their power to place the irstinics cf Indiana compiceiv withit the grasp of Raid; an I C'ai al speco'alion. This is fully verified by the movements of the holy league at the t session in a vaiiety of instances, mo particularly the gene: osity which hey maiiilcsted in appt opi iating ten housand dollars of the public money the Jefieisonvillc Ohio Canal v'emMiy, at a lime when ti e funds of the Treasury were not sufficient to pay e members of the Legislature without resorting to a loan from the Rank -thus speculating on the credit of . . . . ... e state at a time when it is sinking: eneath the necessary expencts ot its

own government, and in addition to all this, an ctTort was made to sell some or the public lands for similai purposes. Under all these tonsidcrations fellow citizens, it is thought proper to suggest the propriety ami necessity of withholding your votes from any man, who will not give you good assurances that he will use his oest exertions to biing the banking cv iis under which we labour to a speedy termination. SIDNEY. To the Citizens of Indiana. NO. 11. In mv first letter, I adm't that banks may have afforded some " t mzrary react' to lifcvf but 1 think I can demonstrate that they arc, as carried en in th:--tate, ruinous to the people at large particularly detrimental to the farmer, aid therefore injurious to every citize not immediately concerned in their direction. The leaders who may have perused that letter, will be the l ettc.

enabled to follow, and clearly comprehend, the whole argument. Amongst the visionary absurdities, promuig.ucd and echoed by bank partisans and bank dependants, to delude the thoughtless, is tlie one that i if it were not for banks, money would be yet scar cer" -.hut vl we would hae Utile eireuiatmg medium or nioney rule, t, were v. i to 'put down this bard; paper"!! ! Toe fact is known to be otherwise exai tly fie reverse. Money, like vvat r, wd. iiuiViLs level. W here its use is m i required,a. id most ; dvantara rus, there 1. id always make its way. In u.e Urn ttd St.de s it is cbiiniutcd there never h: -hem to much re";, ;.s tlieve s at thl aire; nnd although our jiopul aion vvar not near so great, and w v hu l much hss an pluba produce to command it, va. :ct money r.irc abundant amongst .. 'd frr the tstabluhir.tnl ft!uf-e ta?ikz i.tMdes, there is now such prompt and .'.eeuTate intelligence of prices r.nd mr!kiU5- rcvtiltitecl throiit'-iM.nt the 1 'ii'.on. I ( . . . . i 1 w w . . - . 1 . a ill .UiUer such circumstances the number ol

i iai Ccipuai wcie u necessary, w ouki ue ui.jv. . v ...1.. n, uuuoiiraiismitted here in specie, and invested chaigc more icr their wrk ar.d doit iii the purchase of all we can spare, t( "v itli leis neurt. ih.i, it is ui ged, the supply the wants cf eastern towi,s ; ant. ccmnvuruty are ad ante.ged by ralsii g

eash phechasers, and competition gene- die idea and detest its f j a ( ic um e : j ;u.d rally, vvculd be increased, even if there tallacy. L the price ti L he ur is ii erectwere not a banker or rag machine with- ed, will net every thu g cxpeiie: ce h in the limits of our state. This irregular proporiionate upprr eietien t C' useland wasteful currency now amongst us, vpiciuly, the man who lives i y his i .n ;;r, Iwliesc value dees not rest upon the sc lie; .nds no bei.i i.t fic-ia the ii:eix a; foundation of ihe precious metals, hut n the ju ice of every rpecit s cf pi , . u mcrdy upon hg-Siativc " author '" out hoius p,recise ly tiie same reieticn to winch Ihicluatcs as suits the ii.tcre. t ar.o die ecu. mm. icy, ith ilus diad i.ntae.e, ccuveuier.ee cf a few men and v;deh " that lie is suhjev t to all th de j re eiati. ia altogether local in its circulation and ere - md Mu( tuat:e;.s cf :. p; per ei.riei.ev

iiit, iiungs to say the least, Ivly en -( tout 11 an 111c lease m the quai.ti.r.i ei ' the pubi.e conhdcrxe,and can only verve currency will m 1 1 educe a co a ecj uto produce less to the Country and prcht .eit increase in the cjuantum cf labor, Z anu power to its istutn; it serves to give cannot cp crate i.s abeiuhtto se.victy t totum a degree of influence to which out 1 sliaii j reicntly ehevv, It .ic.:.eu 1

vm.j' iitivv iivj jiiat eiuiiii ai;u lO Keep good intncy entirety out ot circulation. 1 do fear tne length to vvh-ch deceptive oankmg loss been earned in thh itate ilie depredations it has ccnin.itted in Si,-

c;etv anu m our ere cut and cont.eencv, a.tiiatu n. It banks are cst.v;!.; he d i.phavc at tins tune kit us only a choice i (-ii a specie c;.j iud, c.i.el i.t alt iln.es ie-. evils, vei.nd a paj er cm nncJlrcii '.urn thc.r in tc s wi;h s.pe eie, their jfa-

upen us Jcrly . r a tit. vtlCTj the acrd ard cj god n.otity I forced i:pe n i.s i l its KULiaul value, ami s.till dr.n n;:l.f ? And we can never expect to Le rellevec el such inipcsueion wniicut seme iuctnven.ei.ee. Rut the mcnientaiy lneouvtiiveinencc that might mult turn a total j;i osliat.on ef its slcnce r e rc (lit , is noth ing compared with the ruin ai.d iinal h s winch u :s leared will incvilablv acciiu iiom its continuance. '1 he pnper cf the brar.t.'a 6- ci the State Bank, is, und fer a long liiuc has been, the chief medium el cut lency (except the b un, J.c:tr) deal; cut ov ine enreciois ci the n.c tlu r bai l-. ai lius pice. '1 hese branches have ;o o..i(ttu specie pav ruei.t ii i e arspahij ana for a icog time the motiier bank. ic-j-.cied their paper in pa merit cf debts anu even now, will not Uke it ci. gene-" iatw.epos;t : YvL.ie the distress cf the people vvsr increa.i.g last vcar, and wmie ihcy hat i.ebts cue 10 tUem by the banks vu; exeiv ti.u.U' liClC 111 l li CUiaiion ir ae.cbte.ue b t.ie bank that h.sues it, tc i.ie ne.uei'J an n.e.eper.elent n.te llivent, .u.d i.pi ig.it legislature, compr ied (,i .the repreienUvUves, it laid.lul U ii..i. trnsi, snoulu inuv.csticr.i.blv have eni. lied these churns. It sine Iv" behcveu die n.e n who weux elee tee. as gware.i .ii3 ei vae .i.ti.c , e .lai e, io n.te 1 J 'Se ai.c ..t;.u..u 1 1 a.ue Cv l pcrate pat e r siui.e i ar.upapei shavcii'.to leceein the p.idg i;e lutu tcitn.i.iy gien, "Jr rati i-ue eo i e sic re n.e liappinets U ihe peepie auei ti.o lunei.cv e vi.v. v-i.ia.iii, .. utiiv taie cci.eutien n which thev weiebefc ie baukii g was t( i eiaeee. e.is-ne ine cue and ui.uite rau u.e eti.cr. iet -the iaht legislature il.iauu i.axeuoue this, even tlu.i eh tU paper s.gi lis, iheir eepei, dents and a get t-, n.:,i.t iheiehy have been ft iced tc SwCr.r.ee a pail ci Un. j ic.l.ls ihev have an.atLcU ,t ue uestiuciie aelulteratici. 1 u.hc pu sper.ty theuldi.evtr he sae - l.i. ced at the shnr.e of individual aval in i r party s; eculaiioi u.d the iu.ii lh. er.ceu eci.eiuet ei every vum- n.an, v.d. JlK.w that he cl.cc.tes li e least tithe c i.. that n.av be inevitable. Nets in tie c;!-eu:.ee r ce i:s:Ccrat:e x the La: ev ii is eitui'iy to rid cuiLclves iu.n.ediateb . i the ci.i.ic In rn which the evil cr injur) jreeeec-n And the tx.iy certaii ai.d el.fe lual w uv to do that, r.ie'er ex Imu g en ei.n.ttai.ce s, will he to lid cmselves it all Lguiui'sTj who have laLcuied anu wcu.d aijaln h.bour, to eir.tli i.e a:.U jidt l.g this caiue. 1 eii-ciY-er how ever, that 1 am ii.advertentlv ant:t lr.atir. c ar.rt n.ir.tr :.V rr v I 1 o o '.-. ... ! mei.t. Let n.e lora.n ucur to this i ar- , ticulur point, vu: " j.uuir g dcn n tu

fiZier calhd cvrreuf vuM icsarn tht l circulating nud:" for . absurdity is JtOiD the chief weapon us'-d hi crgu-- ) uieiit by tiie honest uuj.es of thin j..-. ' f erful but paltry baiik syster.i. To thici-

t .... 4". i vaay Riven on this point, :end indeed to iartner tlcmenstrtc rny corre-ctiics en most cf the ciher points I hav; vet couchtnl upen, 1 will give vou an i;tract from a late intelligvi.t "w ritcr a the suhject of banks aaii bnki.-.g ; iritl if there be one rational mind vlhj c.;:i after reading, d-ubt its correctness, f uiu s;iil no. despair ( f removing cver particle cf doubt before 1 cease uddii isa.g him. This writer says Ranks have originated from the canning and artful devices of mm, who, ties aiate of property and diirphing it,cA,r, .uivc retorted to the cxt euicnt ( t bar.n...g for "die purpoe of raisii.g fui cis ir. -ti ni-j eerniiHU.iiv in rei.c rtu. .ua,u:.t!is v.iCii ia c .,.1.1 .1 !.... :ic:i arid su'M,ert cf brinks, ha ooitomed lijH-n the "round tin t thev 1 . creaseu ire c. reuniting l. eeiem ano tuvoisi.ed facilities 1.1 coiiur.eu e. i t.i e ae the argi'.n.er.ts cf inen skilled :r. ;;- hcity anu cmenery. Iluy have Ikca maue the ausiei.s.ble bnt net real i..duceiiients to banking. Let is lfMcrt fur a nic uieni c4i the principle tliat t;;::ku.g increases the fjU.u.ura cf el. ct.Iut'i'j; . ' medium, u::u see a hclhe-r it cpcudiss , a beneni cu fin it jury to the c :n.r..-..i..iy. i luv it down an rjnu m !;ci:v.vS. .t v j iiiv. 11 iv.' i:. 1. 1 j i. m..: i . :.dcpci:der.t in prcje.rthn to il.e i,hu 1 la. ii v.r cnxcrLcu n it, ruiw a u ii.iii:,.iiv T that what ever ehmii.i: he s h.hi 1.1 , hi vunie decree rittrovs h:u x h e. 1 1 .0 tiviuu c. ii tl.cie be but nUjiiiy i eurit i cy 10 the cc entry ; :. .kat of vlie iiivtaiilc kind, :.ot si ljv ei io .t : i eciaticn cr f uctuatjeu, r..en o . .iiing to hibcr riineendy fer it with j.. d iu er, betauie v.h.a ( i ce they ehta.r. .t '( they are well aumo. it will ieiveuii ;! o nils of a cuvul.-.ting ircdium. N i to it.i a pupcr cui ri ue . toe laoeurvrs r ihe coui.try are loth to receive it on ue - . ; . 1 ... 1 1 eouiie 01 us x.n u.mo niee, anu ei die tn ice ct lahour. .i'.auu. hi i,:eiui luuoui , cii.u i::e : i i' ; c pel ties ; s an injury to society. e v .1 us scriuli.ie the Lee i d piinc'p'o, nat bi.r.ku g lunuihes facilities to iona.erce in seen a n r.i.r.f r i.s is du i. je, 'V per A Le neencu i. bread pe-ttu .ps" v.thcut a cireceut. Fi:t if cilablixV i.a cci.cueteti i ( : r-rv c the r r v:i i .n-.

ninr i.etes can i.ever cueul. te ebnad j -i d net even currently ix i.eii.e. A i ark is created iq c n a nelidhc c; p'tal, -K ai.d a n.cichai t i( iieets quantities ci

:.c.cs, anei takes v.j.. u. vvau uu t fctUiri i adn..t ii.to a fci e .en n ai Let, ai ci e - di;i cis then, ie r Its i i c duels iu.el n miiai lurtr, which he brings into the ee un;:v ,i i.d vi nils tc its ii habltai.ts fer m.u s i. lire san e bark r v. v.htistl.c cc ieqi.ei.ee it this iacihty fur: ished by a lank ? No ( ne can n. ist;ke Fore:gi.er ,.iawi;uj en the bark :u d receive the n.( -, i, wh.eh they turn;- crt lidii ti:i? ccuu.v , and by tiiist n.eans the pr c'.ers cc s diaii.eti firm the k.i d. ibis a ' il- .) m commerce whiih a w i:-e r; dc n l.culd dt ; ( ? I'ul if w e h; el b. iV-, my humble ( j in.( n, the r.at'a i; v. oi.ki .einucli ir.(.icprctpL:-(t:s fn in tl e tin. , le altei atic n in ccr.m.crce. A:.i ihliau d lie banks and there v. uld re: ug but a cun brevs inttahic currcfv, vuieh the iiierelunts ((add ne tcoihet i.d tlUiiSMlt Willi fjcdt'L hl.l e:..';i ... i i . i . -

t - .... ... J u eatf.y.tui . Tl e ec.se (jueia e would . e , that they v. culd be ccmpelk d t." k av c V he ipeeie at h.Mi e, a: d buy i p the r? I nine?: of their ev. n countrv. trr.rf ,r

, ----- l.em to ethers, ai d barter liicn. f r n.tr.nai.cize. '1 his wci.idkeep ihe n ttal n cur own ccuntiy this weidd excite t ..tnair by lucrcasu.g the i;er.;aiiu .t.r ..cnif producuctii, and would have the .urther gc cd e fft ct cf d: pi e sib g th; t e?r ..-w.iiive. ei ejae.e v. n:en iu.s peaddl.less througheut our borders. The ev ds i rowing c-ut ( f banks to sc eictv ai - r c t iew cr trilling. When the hgkuux: .taiit bai.kii g pc veis is it i.e t gi.nntiig cparate ard ta duurt priv iieges to a -et of men? hut what is tl e fc4u:.li'rented between ecualiy wc id v p t us hers e f the tame cc n.n.nnliv. V ur a t.4 (i mighbeurs aie teld thatlhvvmav .erni a bank, ai d fer evciy eh lla'r iht v -ut into that bark rn: v uruc th.rte. W hat is this in elkct l.iit by kchlativc ti.aetn.ci.t to ir.cieaee the riches i f sure m. I All . .1 e..:ec ic:r, to tnc tA e ruhna i.t ef '(:7ty :t is cxtt ith v. fi i m the- ccr i. ;iauutyto the tic:. This is tl c 't i barku gt p-atl.evciy lest prre ph-: u t how ar-ra ated is ihe case, w he n the aws it u.e km pi;-Ult barks in il.c ijHJte el Ul pavn.v-Lt tf their i.eivs haiever. What is the ii justice nils'igfuni the nu.uie cf the bank to ltdttm'hs m tt-v n the fust jdaee it Can en.t, and h?s v'. uotud an excessive anicui.t tf aper wh.eh in all pi 4 Lability it never will n -detnt. The- imlifi are to butyl .trie., ho consequently make ier-

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