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their creditors be done In single word, they cans
not afford 10 be dishonest


"IIe says that resentful fancy alone has conjured
up the charge Of aEd against the United States and
II M. J. II is desirous Of informing himself on the
subject Of State insolvency he advises him TO consult
the records OF the bank OF England, after which, II
is conjeetured he will admit that If the fifth of a
century was required by the richest country in the
world to redeem its plighted faith, little space may
well be allowed TO few infant States with nothing
but broad lands and brawny arms to depend upon,
wherein TO collect their hundred pieces Of silver
The whole reply is very forcible and pungent The
writer, whoever he may be, is doing his country
good service in meeting her slanderers so ably and
successfully, upon the very field Of their labors.n