awe must have change. ."-Fedcral paper.
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1--WE must have change. -Federdt paper.


Who but the federal panic makers, who. in the Ian
guage of the patriotic Matthew Carey "OnIy rise the
country sinks" asks for a changer


DO the farmers, who obtain dollar and half for
their wheat, dollar for their corn, fifty for their
oats, and ready sales at that, ask for changer


Do the mechanics who have plenty of work. good pay,
and fair currency, ask for change?


Do the merchants, who sell their goods at fair prices,
and receive the cash for them, ask for a changer


DO the manufacturers, who their mills night and
day. and sell all the fabrics they produce at high prices,
ask for a changer


Do the people of Pennsylvania, who have but just
struggled of the hdeous jaws of reputation into the
pleasant paths Of prompt payment, with honest men
the administration of the government, ask for change?


Do the people of the United States, who, five years
ago, begging loans in Europe a discount, but who
can summon fifty millions at premium, ask for a
change?


None Of these classes ask for change; all pros
porous and happy well contened with their ot rejoicing
that their government and the people of this great and
glorious country able chastse the enemies of the
republic with hand and feed the starving subjects of
crowned heads with the other.


None but federal panic makers clamor for change
but the people understand them, and will adhere
the pilots who have steered the ship of State safely
through the breakers of repudaton and the whirlpool Of
grasping monopolies.-Dem. Union.