RIISINESS
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Had MIR. Van Buren been reelected, the people
would have settled down under permanent and
stable state of things, business would have pros
pered, labor found its reward, and the affairs OF
the country generally been in much healthier
state than they are. All these happy results
were frustrated by the success of the Federalists,
who came into power upon thousand promises
Business was suspended, and business men and
capitalists waited for the action Of the Wing Con-
gress. The Federalists said every thing was
wrong-that Democratic laws must be repealed,
and others made Every interest had been prom
ised something and every interest expected law for
its own particular benefit Notbing could be done
till the Whig Congress had made the necessary
laws. The people were waiting for the promised
blessings. And they are still waiting, for nothing
of a beneficial nature has been done The Inde-
pendent Treasury law, salutary and good meas
ure, was repealed, but nothing was provided as
substitute. Much was pulled down, but nothing
was built up. A great deal of evil, but no good
was accomplished. Of course the business men
were disappointed, and business generally came to
a stand-or nearly so. This is the result of Wing
power Hartford Times