The IndcpcD]ent Treasury
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The follow ing is extracted from a
capital article in the Albany Argus,
on the subject Of an Independent
Treasury:


"Daily manuaflabor is the avoca.
ton as we'll as the support Of at least
I6in the 20,OOO,OOO in our country.
The rights of these masses should be
paramount in all legislation. The De-
mocracy OF Numbers have right to
demand sound ard stable currency.
Those constant fluctuations from the
great law which rules the prices OF
labor, grind them between the upper
and neither stone. First there is a
forcing up of prices of all necessaries,
and thus cheapening their labor; and
then when the price Of their la.
bor is advanced, to correspond with
the times, the whole paper .ystem tot