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The Life of John Marshall, Volume 4

Note 571 — Chapter IV

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"I have known several to calculate upon the 'relief' from them, just as they would do on an accommodation at bank, or on the payment of debts due to them! If we succeed in such and such a thing, say they—very well; if not, we can get the benefit of the insolvent laws.... Where one prudent and honest man applies for such benefit, one hundred rogues are facilitated in their depredations." (Niles, xvii, 115.)

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