Why Stocks Fall.
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why STOCKS


We have letter from an intelligent and infu-
entail member of The Senate OF Indiana, inform
ing us that The project he had previously disclos-
ed to us of levying Tax to pay Interest on the
Debt of that State must now be abandoned His
reason is that the ,chole Loco-Foeo party of
Indiana are arerse to paying the Debt, either
principal erinterest; and as they, by the sinister
aid of the Abolitionis!s, have carried the State,
and have the Governor, &C. the Wings will not
incur the odium of proposing heavy tax when
nothing is TO be Effected by it. Ii the State had
gone for Clay, and he had been elected, the
Wings would have taken the responsibility q
pressing State Tax to pay three per cent. inter-
est on all the States Debts.


We still hope there are Wings in the Legis
laturo of Indiana, and Of euery Repudiating
State, who have the integrity and nerve to pro.
pose and press to a decisive vote some plan of
taxing to pay at least The Interest on that States
Debt What if it has no chance of success !.
what if it defeat the reelection of the mover with
selfish and knavish constituency? Far greater
would be the honor of standing recorded in a
minority OF one N idYOf Oh fupnc r dlth against
Public Rascality than to 81, in the Presidential
Chair by the unanimous vote of every swindling
State in the Union.


p The Boston Morning Post and our horn.
ing Meas think Messrs. Clay and FreGnghuysen
must feel bad when they learn that the keepers
aud customers of the brothels and rcggeries the
Five Points and on Corlaer's Hoek went en- masse
against them. So they do, doubtless; especially
when they reflect that every sues haunt of poliu
ton and dissipation throughout the land went
agains, them. Perhaps, however, they find some
consolation in the great majority in their favor
around PLYMOUTH Rock, and the battle fields OF
TREsroN, PRiNcsroS, BENNINGTON, SARATOGA,
GERaAsTowH, GuILroRD and YoRkrows. If all
the groggeries in tie Union had been canvassed
the Sunday morning before Election, they would
have given Polk and Dallas ten TO one: but then
all the Churches, if the epirions OF thtir inmates
had been ascertained at the Same hour, would
have given Like majority for Clay and Frelng-
huysen. Thcy may be mortified at seeing the
heavy vote against them atthe Five Points, but
zee don't feel very bed about it, conslderin'! 1t
seems to US as natural as life.