 | Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio - 1909 - 488 halaman
...not believe you are altogether indifferent as to what passes in this once glorious but now crest fain City. All things are changed, the rich have become...and bankruptcy and pauperism on all sides and on all hands.77 The wealthiest are considered as ruined, and security by mortgage or Judgment required from... | |
 | Donald John Ratcliffe - 2000 - 482 halaman
...quieten things down. In August the former cashier of the local BUS branch, Gorham A. Worth, lamented, "All things are changed, the rich have become poor,...bankruptcy and pauperism on all sides and on all hands." Then, as the depression deepened, the national bank decided to cut its losses. In October 1820 it closed... | |
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All things are changed, the rich have become poor, and the poor distrust, one universal state of embarrassment exists; tis want, and fear and prosecution and suspicion and terror and dismay and bankruptcy and pauperism on all sides and on all hands. 