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Ihe Indebtedness of Pennsylva-


MA.


The money article in late nuns
berof the Boston Post refers, in the
following terms, to the liabilities Of
Pennsylvania, and the prospects Of
their Ultimate payment: qi,u


Sour impression in reference TO
this matter that compromise must
sooner or laterbe made, seems likely
ere long to be verified by the fact Of
non payment. So, enormous an am
cunt Of taxation as this interest pay.
ment Of necessity requires from Penn
'sylvanians, cannot be mach longer en-.
dured, and their recent treatment by
foreign bond-holders, does not tend to
stimulate any further sacrifices for an
object which even payment Of money
does not obtain.


There has been as much abuse of
that State on the score of reputation,
as before its recent effort to pay in
terest, and that, TOO, emanating from
perfectly quiet and unmurmuring hol-
ders Of Spanish bonds and Son.h Am.
[crican holders Of all kinds. The tolls