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province and all men did believe of the pen Of the poynrs
that they very honorable and rghtninded people
i "a Ana when It made known among the people O


the province that the bonds sod they did rejoice with e
ceedng great joy and they said We shall Get money


rom out the Union Bank And the,rsler Of the province
and the Sanhedr and all the people did rejoice
said AL things have been done rightly and we'll
CHATTER xxvI.


And ncame pass, after bonds Of the province
had been Sold that the price thereof five millions was
given into the hands of them which appointed by
Sanhedm for to manage the Union Bank and which were
pie, until none was left


q Now the ofhe Ruler which ruled over the pro-
vince was Alexander the fat and there
In the province which could be kened him for drink
ing Of strong dunk and he pot-beled withal


And Alexander the fat had thought TO rule the Union
Bank should good him. but the chief Off
Ger OF the Union Bank whose Hiram did also de-
sire rule overhe bank and Alexander and Hiram
al enmiy with and another.


And now King Martin the crafty intent upon max
ng his for destroy all banks and get his
treasury all the gold and silver which was in the provncs
and when Alexander he exceeding glad and
SAID will utterly destroy the Uaion Bank, because of
enmy that's between and Hiram and also destroy every
bank which the province and there shall be no money
in the province save only eodand silver


And when King Martin shall get all the gold and Sill
s treasury, nc will besow upon portion thereof
because have been faithful servant him and thereby


will rule this people list because they will
not be able TO money only from AMI they shall
serve King Martin forever.


And Alexander the commanded his servants through
out al the province and they did cry aloud
both day and night saying, Great Alexander Ruler
and let all the banks be utterly destroy ed such is the will
Of our Ruler. and Io he is very great


Aud Alexander fat spake very hard things concern
ing Hiram the chief officer of the Union Bank and when
Hiram heard thereof he very wroh, and be took
whip and he Alexander herewith until the feelings
Aexnier were but exceedingly and he lifted up his voice
and aloud


Bat the people partly persuaded BY the which
alexander had among them and they chose men for
Sanhedfni which dill utterly abhor all banks And
whenthe Sanhei assembled together Alexander did
gil hms If with new wiSkey and he splke them saying


thp1 fhpn tho
My people is naione by the banks The banks have swim
died my people. They have sued the law me-
Ruler. will that they be all DESTROYED The Union
Bank great rhedrectors thereofbe all knaves
Hiram hath cow-hded me, me. your Ruler.


10 dill command my servant Volney for to kali Hiram
hiram did pat voney very fear and had
well nigh slain him. did seul Paddy and Bob the
Bank, for to examine it. They scornfuy away,
with flea "a their ears rhs is a very prievous offence
The Union Bank doth pertain the province The prov
ince mine am the Ruler thereof The province is bound
for the b7rls for i've millions My people VIII have
Tie oondS pay, every OF them.


II. And when Alexander had made end of speaking
the sanhrtis we'll pleased bis words and they did
make decree that every bank which would obey Alex
andr should be destroyed and The oEcers othe bank should
be into prison.


j. Moreover they did decree that the banks should pay
ali they dd oe well that which should become pay
abethertaer that which then payable This they
Decree lest the banks might be destroyed


l3 They did also decree TINT should pay aught
the banks. neither should any pay thing in all the
province only the BANKS which should pay thing
And they said Now will all the banks be utterly destroyed
and xander the lat Will rule people forever
cause peopeo the subtreasury OF king
Martin.


IA Now there we're the Sanhedim certain leaders there
of which very destroy the banks and de-


sired that people should the subtreasury of
king Martin Gthcse Tghman the fighter. from
the east 4aasoo the uckes from the south and Joseph
the Svelldigger from the north.


AMI these men were sent to look dongs othe
Union Bank that they might counsel the Sanhedfim what
do Herewith.


l6 And they did look the doings ofthe Union Bank
and they did write the Ssnhedrm and said that Alexan
der the fat had spoken very rightly concerning the
Moreover they did say that the bank belonged only the
and that the province firmly bound for the bonds
which had been sold


IT, Now TiIghman and Joseph very cunning men,
and they said Hanson The people of thy portion of the
province do obey thy voice. but people unruy and
will not obey and peradventure may come to harm
among our people by reason OF these our doings


Is. Do thou therefore sign thy unto this writing Il
which have written the Sanhedrm and If haply
people be wroh dongs say that thou dlds
this thing and we for that very sick when the
thing written and people will blame thee cniy
this thing and SHALL be blameles In their sight


90 And HaBson consen ened the desire of Tlghman
and of Joseph and be signed the writing which had been
written the Sanhedm and other man did sign the
writing.


CHAPTER XVII


And came pass after these things that portion OF
he bonds Of the province which had been sold to make the
Planters bank did become PAYABLE and Alexander said