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The ocoocos after having done their utmost
to swinde the bona file creditors of the State the tune of five
millions appear have fixed upon the credit
os of the Union Bank the subjects of another schemeo
punde on the other which IS yet to
be carried and for the sake OF democracy
The acknowledged organ of the lower order OF ocooco in
this Ste--the Mssssppan- the late DECISION OF
High holding that the Bank car recover judgments
against those who borrowed its notesand closes appeal
to the pockets Union Bank debtors with the remark
that the decision be la and not such inter
preation Constitution will command the of
Intelligent men" would be unnecessary to do
more than TO the fact that the borrowers from the
Bank received and used its in order to establish
bevond question the proposition that they ought repay
Such if law founded upon justice, plain admit of
argument "ntelhg gent" fnancering, aspiring locoocos
however may the different light is prop
er IN their estimation do any thing promote secure
,he ascendancy their party With them with the Ro-
mans the end sanct6es The bondquestion


stepping stone which, last fa they mounted into the
seats Of authority The grand of their to be
found in the adroiness with which they manage bring
and keep before eyes of the people exaggerated pictures
distress and ruin which would result from the mPosr
ton or tax 10 pay bonds The payers were all
made feel direct and personal Interest in the triumph OF
the repudators Slowly. but surely OF those who
carried away by the influence of the late popular hum
bug reganing their and returning more to
the paths ectude and the locofoco leaders begin feel
the necessity Of recruiting their ranks by some
new device The debtors Of the Union Bank
Gus class among and will be made their
support the democracy whose will be that
owes aughtto the Bank The of the bank mostly
held abroad and influence ofdomestc holders whose
interests will be sacrificed by the prevalence such en


ents as those advocated by the Mssssppan will be
rbslan by of he he han.
There can be that the whole affair will vor
like clock


In the objections urged BY Mr. Fall against the decision
nothing but manifestation of that total disregard for
order and moral obligation for which party is
remarkable Which the braver and more honest man
the hghwayman the Union Bank debtor who would es
cape from his legal obligaOns2 We for bold rob
Der. having thorough contempt for sneaking cowardiy
swindng pickpocket