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OEFSome of the New York papers censorious
about Indiana reputation" though Indiana had,
meant to repudiate dollar of her debt While the
PiOus and Just editors complain so loudly of this State,
couldn't they inst Jog the memory of the Morris Ca
nal Company, besides dozen other scoundrels, who
have four millions of Bonds, for which never
got cent Those Eastern rascals should not be al
lowed to go unwhpt, while the lash is numerically
applied to Indiana. Indeed, some of them seemed to
think, from 1886 to lS40 that Broken Banks, broken
fortunes, and broken character could be mended by
dealing in Indiana Bonds for which they never expect
ed pay dolar-and they have kept their faith most
nobIy The money lost by these Northern brokers and
bankers would pay the interest debt nine years,
and stop the reproaches heaped upon State At all
events the People of Indiana will be driven into
of payment but they will, promed BY their
own Of justice, Immediately prep to meet the
State liabilities. There is growing anxiety to urge
this in the Legislature and it viii only be
tarded by promptiggS such as are common with the
Eastern Press Wabash Express.