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long article appears in Wednesdays Journal, in
which the editor argues that all the pecuniary evils
which have from the beginning afflicted the States,
collectively and individually, have grown out of a
want of public credit With due Difference, we think
he mistakes IN relation to and effect, and puts
the cart before the horse The evils nquestiOn have
been principally the result of abuse Of credit As
in the postscript of young ladies' letters, however,
the last short paragraph Of the Journals article
to be of chief Interests for the editor promises
"o demonstrate that it is nOU in the power of the
people of Indiana adjust their debt satisfactorily to
their creditors and with credit to themselves" We
shall await this promised demonstration with some
solicitude The editor by the way ought be pretty
well paid for such long articles