The People are naturally hur-ane and Poiiti' =
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The People are naturally hur.ane and Posi'ic
the sre., danger erisc. from the fsgrant nsFePfs
sen,atons with which the land IS iieodeo se'i's'l~


ing the nature and provisions OF ;he bankrupt
Law. More than half the People haze been made
10 believe. in defiance OF the plain provisions OF The
iaw itself, ,kat it does not grant any reil:t to
,bose n1o orce less Man $4,000. The Law ex-
pressy says tha, any in.olvent debtor may avail
himself of It's provisions; but no man can be made
a bankrup, by others who does not owe >, Q0O =
This is TO preven, frivolous AMI vexetious proceed
ings against poor who ae temporarily ernf'sr-
rassed The other cavls at the details o the Law
are Of a piece wta his.@Does any man seriously
believe that such men as WEBSTER, and CLAY,
and TALLAADGE, and BEgRIES, aid HENDERSON,
with the Bankrup, Laws of al other Nations before
them, do not know hos 10 draw and r1atl.E. biz


But, with regard TO the practical working OF tlie
measure, an early and st~adiast advocate, who Is
familiar with the whole subject, has favored u
with the following explanations