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ney, as "ragged and God.forsaken2''


Will not such epithets' cause the 'sOld
Coon" to back off" when their orgart,
thus assails their legitimate offspring.
but they may return, since /" whig meas.
ures are so Popular."o But when were
whig measures popular? Was it vhen
Illinois was foodedHwith paper money:
both foreign and domestic, when the
spirit of speculation was unbounded. when
by the superabundance of baper money.
urged not only individuals, but the State
into unparalleled e&travagance and specu.
lative debauchery? But every road has
an end. So with this whig bank popu.
larity.g There ultima tely came day of
reaction; and how did Illinois riiest if?
Still intoxicated with the siren song of
banking facili ies," she labored hard to
stem the current, but in vain. Hence;
those "dilapidated public works, and scat:
tered materials for rail roads, y that the,
True Democrat" so apiteously bewails.
But "we have NO banks.'s True. Mr..
Democrat, we have no banks; AID what
has been the result of the no bank sys.,
teml The State as well as individualS
have aroused from the morbid drowsiness
produced by the financial dehauch occa-


stoned by this POPULAR banking facili-
ties, and recommended the public works
--haye and are building g sfactories"-ad.
vahced the agricultural interests an hunc
| dred fold, and oil without the intervention
of these popular whig rtteasuhes." Our
exchanges are at this tihns in d better
condition than at any former period.
since Illinois has beeome State, and
probably better than any State in the I'm.
ion; and still "We have no Bsnks'' ut6
regulate the curfency;"- nevertheless
"peace reigns in Warsaw And does
The 4" Frue Democrat" wish to jump out
of the boat, and again bufetthe waves OF
q" Wild Cat" speculations, and those pops
u.aF banking faeilisiesl 7ase Eco.