



tures sry thing will progress smoothly and quiet
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tures Sry thing will progress smoothly and quiet
ly; if not, let the consequences rest with them,
where the odium must eventually fall. Why do
they threaten tho friends of the act with resort
to the Supreme Court of the United States-why
do they traduce the Legislature which passed tho
ACTIVITY do they attempt to render that Legisla-
ture odous Before the people, if it is to screen
themselves and their own infamous acts from the
light of day2 lfthoy aro conscious of their inno-
cenco and the honesty of their conduct, as the
managers and guardians Of that Bank why do they
shrink from an investigation and judicial scrutiny!
Men in private life, | mean honest and upright
mon, when they are charged with dishonorable
conduct or motives, court an investigation in Or
der to dlsabuse themselves of such aspersions
Why not so with the Bank! Tho. regulations of
valuable citizens are blended with her they stand
charged before IN indignant people; let them vim.
dcate themselves before the altar of Justice.
may, and will no doubt, incur the disploasure Of
some, whose friendship might be of essential ser.
cice to me, by tho remarks which bave made
and the course which have taken on this sub


iect. Be it so, when personal considerations in


fluonce me in avowng my sentiments on ques


ton of so much Importance to the people Of Ar


kansas, ] feel that would be unworthy of the
confidence and protection Of my follow ctizcns


All that desire is. simply an assertion Of the
dignity Of the state and the majesty of her laws
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