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wisely or not let the People Judge II may be true that
there is more wisdom and forecast there than any where
ese-but that is not the question entertain no vulgar
PreJudces against Banks and least of all against the
Banks of North Carona but do protest against going
to that point for the management of State
against the State and the Banks conning their avors
one and the same set of applicants So long the State
has money spare her public agents ought consult the
Legislature about the mode and manner of disposng it.
and not use it as if our Literary Board the Sub
Treasury of Bank.


very easy to contradict all this any thing else
that may be said upon such topics But let the Governor
publish f he dare) the list of those who have been
commodaed by purchase of their Rail Road Bonds-et
their out and then shall if there does
not appear number of honest citizens who have been
shared (no by the Board grant) by those who in
the of the Boards having resolved to buy such
Bonds and the prices they giving We shall then
if numbers ofus cannot recognize amongst the
who have been selling these Rail Road Bonds for State
money-some to pay the money into the Bank-some to
buy Bonds at less prices-soms who sold in large
sums and bought in small Sums from the people who
unableo wait, and yet have been kept the dark
the fact that their Governor buying these Bonds
with the Peoples money! If have erred in the belief
that any such would be recognized in this list the sim
plest and readest way it will be to conceal
their operations longer but let the truth and the whole
truth before the people, whose money they
trolling


know that this letter is long, but the subject
wished to present fully at view, and therefore
trust my prolixty may be excused shall probably have
something to say you next week, about Barnes
Committee and the Treasurer's Letter.


... .-- CUMBERLAND.