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ton, to give their undivided at,ea.:


that these means shall be appropr;s,a1l p,O1 10
as they will 60 to the paymen, ps psr'a'ed Is 1
and whatever residue there rer,.e ~ 'ne bod
we must pay as best we can. d,as wI; uapaI
done without any difficulty. In I"iTn y ca }
time, while the assets of the R.nl he nea
ascertained and collected, if the I'm n are bsp
should think it advisable to spe - oono hOks
inslalment of interest, let them A. - q On the
suffer nothing by decision e;,L ~ u we


These we believe to be the doc,r;naS Sr way
ed for by the great body of the b'yvs Ws! !cOniel


The anti-bondmen elected 10 ing par|
ture intend to pass or propose 'lo d Less3
denying all obligation on the par, a aSsessOIuto
to pay the bonds. The difference y 'aeSla
parties is materially different and IN N lhe tp
seen. The first are the tenets C%u of Ss s 'asl
body Of the Whig party, with y vsn' .ne gra|
portion OF the Democratic party rTLy Tty ar!l
(ot rePudiation) is the doctrine Of r"s nae late
the Democratic party, with probabIPH IPo'loa
few Wings. The people are 10 y cbooyy. a'sG|
two, as far as the bonds are concerOsd s5T q D
selection of candidates before the Cu' naon, u d
the hope IS, that the Wing party will Rs' y =
low itself to be severed on this ore,, +, aI ~


humbug, The debt must eventually !. ~


thls' lew reasonable men doubt-Csvo,l r