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lst. 10 pay your puoilc State debt.


Cd. To educate your chdren--every child OF
them-at common primary free schools at State
charge.


Economy and Taration' should be the
watchword and reply of the government and
people of every State in the Union. Nothing
more is wanting to remedy the evils of hard
tunes.


The most awful calamity of hard times, is
their depreciation upon public morals They al.
ford knaves the pretext and force weak men to
dodge their debts. They destroy confidence
among those men who are honest, and thus IN
crease their own pressure. But men OF stern IN
tegrity, of high honor and OF brave nerve, meet
the difficulties of the times, they look at debts
and distress full in the face, prepare to grappe
manfuly with them, and like proud and heroic
freemen, with brows erect, come OFT more than
conquerors-porc than If covered with the sweat
and dust and blood OF d thousand vlctory-crown-
ed battle tleids. A true, brave, and an honest
nam rises with the Crisis III his own affairs. lie
reduces expenditure, ne sells every unnecessary
possession, he parts with every luxury, he saves
every mite, he watches close, he works hard and
bears every prlvatl0n until he is free again and
until his honor Is safe. And as 1t is with true,
honest and brave man, so should 1t be with the
State In Republic the honorof the State is
more precious far than the individual honor OF
every man IN it; and every true patriot in the
State will be more jealous, more tender OF the
honor of his State than of his own. lie who DC
sers the standard of State honor, Is the worst oi
desertersthe basest of traitors Bear taxation then
lay it on heavy until every silver OF the Cons-
monwe Al,h's debt is sunk, and every morsel OF
public credit is saved Look upon every dema-
gogue, of whatever hue of party, who comes be-
fore you denouncing taxation for the public debt,
no matter how what imposed, as the dead
liest foe to the State-denounce him as one who
would tempt you to dishonor. Tie madness OF
party will forget not only State but individual
honor: it will seek to make capital out of the
want of Wisdom in the mere mode of taxation.
Punish, beseech you, the culprits, whoever
they be, who would recklessly fix upon you in
indelible shame and disgrace, for the mere
forv,'s sake of taxation. Disrust all attempts to