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late stations in the government acquired b y ‘y employed—-will be to make him still poor-
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requiredbut the me:ins—tliey wanted but cap. -no-r trample upon the liberties of Frenchmen the subject. X unmmnl-Y. d'u—‘"“ ‘hat I w... A p . X‘
V ingralitude and aposlacy. _ er! ! was there ever a _greater absurdity ?. ital to__demonstrate to the old world of what and declare that he had a right to construe ,,itog,,ii,,,,. “nwiiiing ,9 he- congidemd a
< V It is scarcely necessary to remind out and yet this really ridiculous -pl'0p0:l'tl0l1 has the mind of man is capable, when left free to and “_. support the .¢t.)llSIllllll0ll as HE under" candida” -for ‘he smfiom To my friends.’
RIGHT ABOUT FACE—MARCII! readers that I have always been deeply ini- noon gravely penned for adoption by the PI'¢_3S' ,_expanc_l_under a government of equal ‘ !a'v§ . stood it,and not as it is tinderstood by others. whenever .‘ ' -&_ my
' ' it 1” l U ' ' h b enin- d h h v a cumulateil--as I a ti fthe honest‘ °pp°""“'-V P'”°"° ' ~'
Rumors have ‘-0,. some time been pnmiem pressed with the necessity ofa ban o t ie_ - iilerit ofthe United States..._H_e as: e _h an _ as t ose means a c c d, _ repeat my rm conviction 0 d by grounds of ‘his unwmingne" owe“, “my ...._,‘,
~' ‘ States, and of the salutary influence which dnood to sign it—-and it has gone forth toot 0 capital has been borrowed or create —W8 and patriotism ofA1~mnnvi Jacxsox : an t is -— 1
world as an evidence ofthe wisdom and intel- have made the most astonisliiiig and unprc~ cont,-iotion sntisfios me beyond the shadow of ‘93Pl3l"'<‘fl3 mfd I l"f‘_ ‘hem: 3' l ‘l'PP°§°.‘_l_r A
ligence of one who claims‘ it "re-election to. oodonted advances to national greatness and donht, that he did not write the document to generally satisfied with my course in tliii
the liigliest oflicein the gift ot~‘an intellifiem individual happiness. But a ll¢W..llg.'ll.l’l|il5‘ which his name is appendecl—that he is under respect, and resolved to recommend, and
and of the Courier & En€lIIir6I‘_ l0 the °-’-5ill and cnliglitened people. This appears 80 ex-_ broken in upon us. An obscure imllVl'-uul the influence and control‘ of dangerous and unite in,ihe stipportofsomtz other individual
Novemhel‘ l0ll0Wl“8i he‘-ll‘ 6Wl°"C° 0r “'3' traorilinary--—so. utterly at variance with the for party and selfish piii-poses. has Iuilucell uiipriocipled men-and that his re-election l0 Since that per-iodmyposiliou lids fill-'7!
sentiments on this subject. On (lilo 20t_l(i Ni’; most siinpie dictates of common sense", ilhatll tlIe,EXeC‘ull"0 Ol lhc fliklluul l0 :1:-Sulllc llhe thellaresideacy will consequpntlyl l¢l:u¢la;l$e" gsooiitiaily changed.’ by the .c,',.wm5ta,i-‘go.
vemher ‘£9 an article written in lie cl-y I 0 extract from the message the pat-agrap 8 3 - novel an! ruinous posit.ion, t int ie einp oy- tie t erties; of our country. ca iereore. I : 1- A . t If 5 , _ -
IVasliingloii. questioning the propriety of I‘C- ludeil to. 4 _ _ -- merit. of Foreign Capital is dangerous to the noon the friends of General_JAi:Ksor: who are r:t';l3_€lh3(/l‘:‘l£”::_r:{‘r;:g,;_;';g”: Zn 1;;
chartering the Bank of the United Sta.te-‘i‘W"‘- " As little stock is held in the west, Ii 15 "l" Liberties of the Country ! ls thew 8 mall: also the friends oftlic Constituti0n.i.0 PAU-5E V3’ 3’ , , , ._
reptiliously found its wny‘in the editorial cul- ‘- vions that the debtofthe people in that sec- woman, or child in the Nation who has ever nod REFLECT upon the important. facts to Pm": I41?" b_0W|d f0 8869750 3,“ d“”'°”_°f
. . ,, umns of the Courier & Eiiqiiircr, and was fo_l- '~ iion to the batik is principally ii debt tothe ihoiight or is capable of thinking on the sub- which I have feebly endeavored to direct t./ic Ctmvention,_and warmth and unammj-s
down, and u Principles, not men, subsllluliid towed on the—Deccmber by a pafitg-{llpll in is the eastern and foreign stockliolders: that jeci, hulls salisfieil that the construction of thoi, attention, 1 not; thorn not to become qty qffgclmg with inliioh it would seam to"
in its stead. The next thing was a .¢dissolu- tho Message ofihe President of the U. States .. we "flares, they pay noon it,.is’ carried in-. Rjoii [{onds,_ Tiirnpilres and Ca_nals—ihe .0- the onemigg ofthe_ defender of New-Orleans. have been accampam-edgy .1 j
tion notice of the co- arinershie heretofore 0l5l"lll€1l'"“P°l‘l l 0"C_‘3 Commlll-Oil 0" llle ‘ lo the eastern Slates and to Europe; and ‘polling ofRivers and the improving of our in- Ho nobly won their gratitude, _and ‘I am the Modes, Mal, .i F0 hf’ iota-0,,-F ‘
v P 1.‘ d - dd l)'I - that lllc .. - ~ - -.i ii‘ - ’ ' b fi'lt the eole i- r ' l ldl ivehimof'in' .3 '°"°°3’°“ "’° .
existing. between the .. swim. Ediior n Jas. 50 J80’. 33 Pfilsua 9 l_0 6- tel? that it isii burden llp0fl_l.h(ll'. in ustry.,an Vterna] navigation—is enc cia o p P astinan tying wio wou iepr - J "um for which W i (m__ on
. . ’ i ’ Bank was used as a political muclllue l-ll PF0“ ~‘ a drain oftlieir currency, which no country ‘and to the country at large, whether profiia- porn )1! of it. But he has ceased to be the ' _ 9 8 '3 3°“ '5” . ¥
‘vutsonwcbbflmd Mmdecel Mmmssnh N031)’ mute the election Of 3 rlml Cafldlllille l0 ll“? '8 can hear without inconvenience, and occa- his or not to those imiiiediately interested ?-- President of the United sth'te3_..tho infifm|- have no "superior fitness.” and your fellow-
Sl"'V‘-‘.Y°" 9‘ ll-he P9” °l New Y°l‘lfa dillcd Presidency, l assented to the’ attacks wliicli is siting] tiit,ti-ess.” " Con these things be done without capital, and ting ofage and in broken constitution at-e.up- citizens Wm take you M your Word. a.dig5',.°-
“ NOW L0n<l0u. Aug’->l3. 1339-” Mr- Noah were made uP°" it for ‘her °“°w,"‘i3 5'-‘teen * - * * » ' * . is itnot a ‘veryizoneral coniplaiiitthative have on him_ho is Sn"-onnded, counselled, guided on time to set some new ‘ham nt.wm,k_f0r._.
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says in his “ Card," to the ublic “ I urcha- m°Mh8- _But when I bec-Hue °‘?"_'”‘°.° l "‘ “ The tendency oflhe plan of taxation Wh- not in the country the necessary capita . and controlled, by selfish an _ unpriiicip e_ . . 1 . . V‘ . mu. f .L_ .
- - P ’ P ‘t l d t ie f I U olitics of the c. h‘. - ’ 1 b I tl h l ' ~' ' t bl the laws 0’ li a ll b'dd‘ of a motion in this ‘" l'°.‘" “st ‘"°°“t“'°“ 7°“ ‘“'°—" 7 "’
sedan iiitercstiu the concern with the be 0 I la "0 In ref?‘ m ‘e P -- t '5. "cl l"°l’°".‘-’s‘ ml e’t°l”‘.°e "3 W 0e -'5 an a’”°m as m.°°""°ver'. e as. ' me." W 0. ° 1° ' mg ' - " ' i Ii 2
, fbl { 1 ’ . . .p C°““ll‘)'» and lhul ll had been 055l1ll0d because ~‘ United States in the same relation to foreign nature. that capital must and will find em- stnto_tn5 fntn,-o him‘, and tho P,-one.-potion ed. Your foreign agency both left‘ yum tit.
" 3"‘? "59 ll l° “"3 Pl'959-‘ll’ 3(l"“"'5l|'fll1°" the President of the lu5lllUll°" W““1d "°l sill‘ " countries which the western Statesbear to ployment with more or less advantage to the ofour institutions, require that he should ro- a slender claim, if your nnfitnosas and conse-
ofthe General Govcrnment,and I retire from far it to be thus prostitiited,-—l redeemed the N we e,,s,em_.. I V : , mvncr; and does "I not follow meiyrum if mm-‘O the Wang 0.‘ .prim‘e ,!r°__lmd “cry quem mjecfinn .8 Minister, is‘ an ‘hut your _
it because C.lrt:l‘lmSta.ncos. beyond my oont,-oi; tilaitlreii from thg pnjlzist and “ye are aiso informed hy_tlie writer of this Foreigners were to purcgiige the entire 3:361: Prl.l.£l0t'. everyfvlgell ylrisher pf hing friends fmmd tojuam-y mew j-m_ nami-miing: ,.
are about giving :1 direction tothe columns of lfi :1‘ “9}‘]’“'“" *""' ‘""r'.' 31 I ‘ _ d message, that it is highly injurious to our in- of-the ‘Bank of ihe_Unite iates. I Jvou o n i._e cause 0 ‘roe em. 5 I01! I mud‘ to you to the vice President ,
the paper at variance with the object which ‘b etigec aflter; SsF:;'i’”[ '5“ :5 (_(,<ec':2°::?°(’neS tercsis as it nation to einployforeign_ capital. necesslity forceh l/n.ry-five ml.l[lt.')n.t‘d0l's |<:$t:;l$_ Ee_al|u8'dl'l3;l‘l3°"°“ “stain act’ 0 gr“ . _ ' -‘o-. .
ovemed m _ "mm In Th _ _ y . p y p e i _ - l . and than“ lcfidency m“ be, $0 ..,,,oko tho capi..a into o_i er investinen s an o _ 4 im an a try to pos e iy. _ Com,er_mh.om of the Prcmknt;
g V 3 p se 6 third thing from one extreme of the UnI°u 10 W9 ‘’“’9-'3 American no In debtors to aliens in near] v trade bencnciiil to the country at large, while I have thus frankly declared my dehberate- _ . _ _ _
“’hi°h f°'°ed lt5°lf“P"“ °l“' all‘-‘llllon W35 8 and the Fharges °‘. .h"”T°1-y “ml corruplio" the whole apl'I‘I0Il)Ilfl’. due to this bank, and send We 31 the some time Ohlfillled the Uullmllell I)‘ entertained ollinioiis of the Present situa- 0'" d'llm§°d Pmmde.m' w.h'-l° -03 h_'3".-F.-‘J’? ’
Manifesto ofilnnieo Watson Webb, ,,pwa,.ds were daily and periinaciously urged against acmss we Aunmic from two to fun minions" control of thirti/3/ive millions of F orcign Cup- tion ortlio Executive Department of the Guy. in the Hermitage, takes occasion to edit],-.-the.
Ofumm cblumns long’ professing to set forth tt‘flI1?3s8..:D(IhIlly associa_te.d The or specie every year’ to pay the bank .d.it-i- ital? But we are told that this Fui"ezgn. cup} eminent and of thek ab“S0tl‘ut(B nicgssététigre; hni-,,-oom poiiticin_,,n ht evfly stopping Pym-9;.
_, the “ causes wmcmmve determined him NOT hers aCn(l]ltg§'1e:na(c.‘:f‘],lillll'l€:0u;lll%r?v"te‘::0unSt,Al idends.” But. the. same document _3PP""‘°,:V fi1aell‘:":’(:'l';leba°ng'-‘;:':‘I=:‘l<:3|;0:l: l: l:’h~t=re![;‘lbJlI:3I‘l;_Io<3r5":>c $1argggtpigttgfisliqqhifnécgssi‘I; ‘-‘I hwe be'I_e_ with executive slanders upon the character ct? ~
it TO SUPPORT‘ THE RE-ELECTION OF lors l'>lth0 Executive of the c0u"l|“.Vi ‘lel-0" ;:,:[‘,!1':,l,‘:,'/.,’::,’,:‘x(:.Z,Z(;:1ce(,,1 'i;:f,°,",‘,‘,;’;',Sé{°i:7-'iri,’.ii;’.f.t purity (if our elections in peace and for the tofdre expressed under the solemnity of on W" "‘°5l5 dl5ll"€“l5ll9d Pllbllc ‘"9"’ Hl53l'8I1-‘T
GENER,-tL JACI{SON'___Jour. 9/~Com_ mined that a Committee of Congress should in mm very next paragraph we mu’, the 5m.,_ independence oroiir country in war," although oath before a Committee of Congress, and] dereus remarks at one of these places have-
. Cofisidcring this ‘Manifesto as one of the endeavor to fix tlietn upon us. f""_d ”‘°re.hy ling question, wlieiher with this stool. in tho the ownersihereof “ a1-e~excIudeu_ from all ask of every honorable man-—-ofeyery candid found their way into the public priuts,and we‘
best editorial ti . V prostrate our Press and avert the injury which possession of farcigners’ ihon-3 win not .. be vmceu in controlling or directing it! blow reflecting individual in the United States, mm the}. Wm be repeated in we em. of em_
6 ‘M 9"“ g”‘°°,‘l the °°l“m“5 ‘l_‘9Y “PP'9l"3“d€‘l lT°"l “5 °Pl’°*'"g ll“? Wm’ cause to tm,,,t,io for the purity or our oloo- if this be true in the case of the Batik oi the whether I could under the circumstances, W insulted rrccmm in the land ,
of the Morning Courier and Enquire,’ and ciples and the re-election of Gendiickson and r - ‘ °
the most important news article 0,-me week‘ exposing the contioi they exercised over‘ his
We have (mastered it to OH‘: coihmas with ii",
briiissioii of only two or three paragraphs.
that a,n‘ewspaper__in this city, long ltnown as
one of the organs of:the Jachson party, and
imp:-esented bvitself to have an immense and
ever increasing circulation, was about to turn
a somerset," and range itself on the side of the
Opposition. Yeslei'day,_moining the antici-
pation was realized. The first thing which
struck our eyeon: opening its expanded pa-
ges, was, that the Jackson flag was hauled
the present Institution has exercised upon the
currency of the country; The files of the.‘
Morning Courier up to the 25th May 1829.
- .- V ' ' ono of United States witliaca ital ot'lIii-rl-i-wcmi'll- continuem s ortof aman who in defiance _ _ .
. gsfizgflniiigcfil’ ;;';_1..‘°',;§',",,';‘;‘f.‘:§';‘§.,,{’..- ions, of which Foreigners have onlyjb/c-en_ per- of the decla)i'ed,‘l)pinions of WASHINGTON,-tile Exli-pct of a letter to the editor. ofllie Alexan-
€|CiI0uS- _ _ ject of me write,-, to make tho pi-osidont np. suadcd to take eight, in what a "1. arm] dilooi. oider ADAMS, MADfgos' Moxnoi:,the younger difia P/icmx, dated G°rccnwiclt,Va..&ug.l0.
We are all faniiliar with the l}l'CC9_0‘l'"gs pear ridiculous-—-and his ungrateful conduct ma are we placed by our local Banks, the Anazus, Cnawronn, and a host of others, def [)o_,,- sir, 1 find that ,, co,.e,pom]°,,t at
°“l‘° C°“§’°55l°”al C°'"""""" ‘ll wmch A‘ to his former friend and bone!-':ictor does not joint cuplifil of which is equal to about ONE clares the Bank unconstitutional, vetoes a bill Bockinnd, nndor date of tot inst, has dotniioti
S‘ C]3Yl°“ was Um ml-‘uled Clmlnmm.’ and render the supposition iiiiprobablo—-then most HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILLIONS rechartering it after being passed by large to yon the cont-orsntion held by Gone.-a]J-.;clr..
Churchill 0- Cmnbrelcllg 8' conslncuous assuredly, has he succeeded,_..for never was OF DOLLARS nearly all Qf 1.0/1.1.6/ll may be zniijorities OI lJ0l.ll IIOUSGS Of Congress, 3‘:-"Ill son, at Bucklgnd, in his rgcgint can at that
and bus)’ memllel“ Tllelr l“b°“""d. "‘"‘°.mp[ there presented to an intelligent public amorc Owlwl “"4 €07W'°”‘3d by F°7'9l3""«”“ -2 I3 it “ll‘° ll"|'C'Cl90i-°d~ Wlll C°mP°l the lnsllml-'°“ place, inanticipntion of me. I had written ,5
to pervert “a fair business ti-aiisactiori” into ndiculons proposition than l.hat“tlie mdepcnd- necessary to instance Banks of high cliarac— to wind up its alfairs ’ VVould not such a soon,-at days ago, hnt doinyod sending it-.wish_ 1,. ‘i
an act‘ °r °°”"l’ll°"”‘.‘lhe'r ”"l"l5"’°"“l and once ofour country in war” may be endan- lcl‘ ' and “Dqll95ll°"9ll ch"-llt. ‘controlled by caurse have evinced a shameful abaulloumenl ing to obtain. an accurate statement. He did ~
dlsgmcclul 9-‘mmlualluu ill"-l €XP05l1l‘°_ 0f P''“ got-od by foreigners being permitted‘ to hold meizof honorable intentions and undoubted of ~principle—:t wanton sacrifice of what I soy then, to this amount, that if the Bank of ~
73"’ “‘5°°“"‘5"‘th°l" falsc smtemems m.mla' stock in an institution. “from all voice in lJi"e patriotism, which seini-annually pay their deem the interests of the country_at the shrine the United states had been re-chartered, that l\
llofl 10 the '-lllllllfi Of lhe l33"l‘—3"d “"3" “.“' election" oi‘-the directors of which "they are dividends in.Eur_ope to induce foreigners to of power? Would I not have disgrace'd_ my- soon thotit_,o,-tin-5 of .on,- country wonid not
Wealiell °fll’”5 l° l“.l“"° ”'°.°l'”?°l°“ Of "5 excllltleil by the charter." Thus excluded, hold theirstock? Is it necessary to say that self even i’n the eyes of the most devoted ad. ha,,'e been woith pi-ego,-vihg_ 0,. -wonid have
l‘lé»'l"ml“‘l"di l‘°“°”l?l°i and "lteulgem Pm’ the holders of American stock, control not a majority of-the stock of two of the oldest mirers of the President who.while they loved hoon sold to (oi-nig-no,-5 oi» inonopoiintoi that
3ld°““‘*“‘—’ all fresh "1 ll‘? *'e°°.“°°l'°“ °f°‘" onlythoir own, but posses an entire, perfect, Banks in this city, was but lately held byfor- the treason would have despisedtlie traitor .? ho had no ,iont,t,o,. it was his opiniomthai one
"9a‘l°"5' Tlmll’ l"'°°°e‘l"'g5 l““"’ b°°.", “)0 and unlimited control over that whichbelongs eigncrs. and that a single 'l’IlLlividui'llilll oiio of Was therc.l Isl‘ agalfloun)’ 3l‘°"'3t'V‘~’- b‘“ l" third of the Members of Congi-css who voted
t°Pl° °l dl5°“3**l°" “Om Mame l° L°"‘5“""” to fiflcigners; ,,,,,J Common sonso shouldiind them, held asuflicient amount of foreign prox- abandon the support of ANDREW JACKSON or {oi-that hill owed the lion); from five to twenty
‘md “Oi Only ll8V9 the P°°l’l‘3 ‘le°.l.3.“"d ‘hem. doe; teach us, that if this can have any iirflu-. ics toconti-ol the institution ? Is it not :1 no-
disgraceful to the parties concerned. hill l’°lh once -upon "the independence of our country torious fact,th:it all our Insurance, Manufac-
the sacrifice of my PRINCIPLES"? I have thousand dollars. or from‘ ten to thirty thou-
, , been fully apprised of the dospeljllc attempt sand dollars each ; and Daniel Webster had
-Itzlusegfiglofcong-iiesg.‘.c0mi1l?SC(ilOflhflrfrrlfnds in wani. it. must bB.,a most salutary one.-— turing, Rail-road and Canal Stock, as woll as which will be made to dgstroy tliis_papeli]', pkpi intoiy obtained it ionn in tho United state,
an co cagues, aying usi e :i par y ee ings W, i ' t l, ‘s there most ener. our Banking capital. amounting together to lllalll’ Gan I am prepare to meet itwi i _ e Bonk for-‘ten thonsnnd dollar; and had on.
--all D€|'50|13l C0u5ldf=T3ll0“5“'i1“d 39‘-“““"l -,ill_ti‘:2;(fiealll:1l!l::ll:g::(;il(l ds by tile charger we UPWARDS OF NINE HUNDRED MILD sameleuergy, perseverance and unltl’_|fl8' ll" dorscd for J osepli Gales for tell thousand dol-
°“1.l' l’Y *1 “"59 °l. 5°” "'"t"l’°°l’ “V”""""°“Si-l retain the entire control of foreign stock, it IONS OF DOLLARS may he owned and dustry which has swelled our sull50l'|Pl1°" l'5l-. la_ra_'more. He said he thought that no ment-
“l’5““"°d {mm “"9" "‘ll“d'”$ t° “ '"3l’°r‘ "{"' cannot_hc the interest of those who own it to controlled by foreigners ? The capital oftlie from;/‘our hundred to upwards of'1\'!1_\'E 'I‘H0U' ber of Congress or Judge ought to. vote on
§l“’Y kn?" l0 he ./‘"1-’€-"““l'l°_l‘ °""°'ed. with r)ml)r‘t)lil.,IliC country in war and thereby jeop-' Bank of the United States amounting to l/i,ir- SAND ii-ivn Hvtumi-:n——-and experience has such a measure when he was so interested.-
mfamy ‘ts“."“”’°r3""‘“"‘.l .“’h“‘l‘ ”"’3' ‘5“l'g' or-Jizcullieir property. Thelargument is un- ly-jive millions, is almost the only exception taught me that my reliance upon the patriotism [n deed [nndoi-Stood he onidngood don] m,,,.,,,_
“‘“’”..V °°”5‘g'"°d ‘'3 °b1"”°"' Y0‘ ""5 re: sound, frivolous, and preposterous, and longer to this rule; and yet we are gravely told that of tho pi-:o1>t.i-:--my confidence in their deter- not ivoitnnotioing ho.-o ; hot 1 think hoong-ht
P°l'l"'lh“3 Passed "P0" by ‘he. P°°Pl°"’wu° to dwell upon it would be insulting to" the this stock. thus strictly guarded. may make mination to sustain the liberty of tho Press‘ to hii'.';‘ added, by way ofconsistency. that it'-
°°°d°m"°d lmd rebuked .b-V the “sgelilmcd common sense of the reader. us “ tremble For the purity of our elections and my firm unshalzen beliefin their INDl§- was his opinion that no mambo, of Congress
R°Pl'°S°“l“_‘“"°3 "l “*9 '"’‘“'’"”'has me 1 res" But- says the messacre. the possession of in‘ peace, and for the independence of our PENDENCE AND DEMOCR_ACY-—.—-IS or Printer ought to be appointed to imporlari
{lent been Iuducud l0 I’€’l'i-‘I’ 10. 35 u_‘l”°“m°‘“ stock in the Bank oftlio United §tateé‘by for— “country in war.’-' I i ‘ founded on ajuat estimate of their d0V0ll°l1 trust: by the Executive. What do yo '
ivorthytof belief, and_ to characterise ‘as ll"! p"tgl[(‘J'5,_JN_lIl._tn_i'_1_lie the whole _A_mei-icair poo- I have said that this message aims :1 vital to the institutions of the country and a cor-. oythig dighih,-_.d ooodnct of om. trfioma
allwllce °f3l'3““‘em3 3"‘! f“°l-5* he has. bl?" to pav the annualiférest. " isitiiifi trite‘?-“'1': h§"tli'ii§LL..ltl,|.0.~.l!’Sl"?‘.‘£l.“"‘1 .[£3'S.l.“llV‘3 l""“]°l"§S rect knowledge of the means of_ pi'eserV|u.9.' riot” in passing through our State pro
persuaded to refer to a document notorious.y it the-llammgc of wisdum _; Does it evince declaration it is but necessary ,0‘ ;,ei-er ,6 ,l'm gbandongé--an ffillleffiil ‘°_ "EY P"W-‘P16’ and ting such Stiff;-f0? surelyit i_s_virtu_aJly
fake? and l0 B'lV° ll °l“"“'°““"’ Emvely as’ honesty osf purpose in him who penned it, or‘ portion of it wherein the writer says, tliai sary to odd )t_'hnten.;.:ltl:dV,'_:,:,B scarcely" 9699".‘ that ll“? m3"‘b9.!'§._°l_ C°ll€_l'l5.5‘:‘YVll° .
sures the public that Messrs. ‘(,aiiibi'el0l'g_ practical knowlege on the part ,ofhin‘i who a-, is each: publlé. Qfirwef "ha tall“ ‘"1 00”! l0-fl5P- heretofore advocated in our umngrwillodg ihm‘ b’li!1-were-bo“gmi“P"b!7'the 'B»u~gk ml
Cla)"°“ “ml Th°m"‘S» ‘"9 "‘°'e w°(;.t.l’-Y H9‘ dopted aiid- signed it? Blessed by Providence Port the Uonstitulion,- swears that he will -sup- strictly adhered to.’ ' “He 0 3' W’ 20’ 0' $30’»00.o': ‘IT 717
“*9” °°“fid°“°°"'"°"° l“."i°"‘bl° _“" '"g I" with a country as inexhaustible in its rcsour- porlit a.ihe‘ unilerslanda it, rind not as it is mi- I cannot conclude this paper, long as it is , The ‘E‘l'l°'3'0l' the Nationallntclligencer-i
geyll menv—tl_I=1u John Q:;"i]°Y Add"? J ces. gas it is varied in climate and almost dera£ood_ by others.’ Again——lie says, that already. without again calling upon the hori- . I
' and lo!‘ the lasl llVe')'°3” my exefllonfi 50 hls "M, D"ffi°’ Rwb.-°‘rd M‘ ° "s°"’ an ' boundless in extent, it has long been the do-. _“"the npi.mon'of'thc Supreme Court has no au-
behalfas the conductor of a. public Journal. W. ;'l}|l10U8‘l" f h P‘ .d t “mini” ' hberately expressed opinion of the intelligent lhority-over«(uongres:.Ar.'n THE P_nEsm1~:N'r is
have been known to this. community-'.~ But . '9 M9559’-3° " l 3 ‘°5' 9" °° 5 and enlightened ofall classes,-that we require INDEPENDENT or BOTH"! Now iflhe Presi-
"“.“/ ,»"‘~_v‘,:\,‘—q4‘;'z1‘r.vniq,',.4;,;>,,—gv«
.:p‘i¢’.i -“iii ..
'-" 0 “ The Constitutional period for which
.f-.‘- Gen. Jackson was elected, has nearly expired
*1 —-his promises, his pledges,and his PRACTICE,
are all before the nation ; and it isincuinbent
upon a free,u confidieg andintelligent people,
to inquire, have his pledges been redeemed ?
have the fondly anticipated results ofhis ele-
vation to the Presidency been realized .?—
Has he in practice illustrated ‘ the beautiful
«system of governmentnjvhicli in theory be pre-
scribed for President Monroe _?—-‘Has be ex-
’-hibited an ardent desire to preserve uncon-
taminated by the lures _of oflice, the Senate
'Chainbcr of the Union ?-—vHas he guarded
' with Roman virtue the legislative halls of the
nation by withholding from members of Con-
gress executive appointments ?-—Has he, in
-his own person, evinced his p‘alriotisni by de-
» clining a re-election to the Executive chair?
» ——and has lir,duriiig his administration,lrown-
ed with horror upon every attempt to ‘bring
, , “the executive patronage in conflict with the
l freedom of elections” ? These are grave
queries, involving alike the prosperity of the
A country. au_d_tlie_futurc reputation of one who
. ~ _ » hasV_ledVour,arxn'ie,s to victory. and merited the
__._.,.___._-_,._.___,,-‘_;fi-figtvioido of li'is__fellow citizens. I need. not
i ' ’ .. 2 ‘ m‘I"':‘,‘"‘e win he . f 9v 1
l gtnce.MRrLli so... cut. L8 clllgpissfilbfl t_JlJ§l?n
’ - ' ‘that the patriotic theories of ti gallant Gene-
ral have been "abandoned in the practice ofa
. confiding,n'betrayed.and a deluded President.’
* * * “ Since 1323 Ihave been the firrn-un-
- deviating friend of ANDREVV JACKSON-—'l..lll‘0’
good and through evi_l report I have defend-
ed his "reputation and advocated his cause;
in reference to the above 55! : 65. we Sim“.
est patriots-ofthe-country to pausa and reflect make "° ge"e"‘l °,°mm°"l 00 l-hesel Convex.-. '
upon tbs value of our Constitution". ‘and the :“‘l’1"::‘°f”:_9tPr°8"%?m'h“’l’l°b ll? 599'“ W°f8=
. . ' : ' . ' ' - .. . - . ; . - - l ,, certain estructiun that awaits that sacred in- 9 .°re l “P‘‘‘3 W9 l» 3“ ellhel‘-‘0.l‘lh0 Lela .
the tilnc has =11 lcuglh arT1VC‘<l._Wh_0u_.l 0W0 ll $3.3:11?"§:n'1?'0?"£Jh:“3":';i‘:l‘§:12 sreiglglre but capital to bring forth and develops our dent.‘is independent of “ bol_li Congress and sirumeut if ANDREW Jscrtsoiv should be re- ter"""°"3l13-Vt} chosen to put to paper. 0Vn_ ‘
to the PEOPLE. to the Institutions of the . flllha °t 0 uamdinar ' and da.n‘&e”’mS: d0c_ resoiirces,~io demonstrate to the. world that the Supreme Court, and has a right to coti- elected and the government fun into the hands the passage which concerns ourseh<fes,thoiigli. ,-.5
Couiitr.y_an_d to myself. i0 ‘l‘=‘°l3'7‘-T'"‘.l’_ ‘]°l'b°"' '?n]e&:‘::;smc: bns- ever-lbeen . fforlh by a thclduited States possesses wiiliin__berself, all strue the Constitution “ as he undcrrlands zt, oft; {action in Albany by reason of the;,. coad_ our humble name is honored. in. being coupled V . —.j
ate conviction_, that he has ‘not realized_ the Cme‘_.Ma“HrVale and aimsa vltiriblow at me thatis calculatodito nialre. her inhabitants and not as it tspnderstood by olhersp. doe? he juwrs about the person of the President‘ Let In any manner with that of tho. dimngummd‘
high hopes which his reputationaiid previous- .udic‘;M agdaleflisinme branches of u'e£o\__‘ great, prosperous, andwliappy and thlat ‘the not possess unlimited and despotic autliortty? them rallv for the preservation of whatisjnst. °'l_-Izeu 0f_ Massachusetts, who is juslly..tlie-,
ly “'“tt‘"’ and de°l‘"'ed'°p""°"5 .l”°m's°-d’""r '13,.nmem I,i§',,,i,tmi not only ,,tie,1y ,def:__ bl°55‘"%'3 “’l"°l‘ "“t“5‘?bl‘35I §3l9‘Il" ' “.99” I3 ll‘? 1,10.‘-‘l0 all-|ul0,ul5 9~“_d P_“"P°595 35 " ‘"99’ ll’. the admiration of the world—let‘them pro. Pride °f hi‘ Slate. uml the uflmlfefl Of all. W0
red-ecmed the Ea-cred Plqdges which he you-m- ient in sound reasoniii ' but addrocséd to the her’ am’ only eq‘.".‘“° ll. tie prlvlvtillgg’ ac‘ .pan.dem . 9' c°"m»’-l. as -"qt.-"8 A.ut°c.mt.°f an ‘ewe “nlmP3ll'°d lllc flcl‘ le8'3°.7 W00 livtlle cmltem’ oursehes Wm‘ ""l’-’3“l“g “ml ll ‘l5~' "i
l‘“’ll)’ SW0 °“. his °l9V‘1ll°“ l0 the ills? 5l3ll°l'l rs‘ wsious »f.om»_mf""e__a Inc’; elect-iium cured by our political institutions. e have the Russians? and IS. not our Loiistitution— vnlour ofonr fathers and cons-ec,ated_ 1;) the wholly false that he is endoirser. for Gales &: ‘. 5
in the world. Let i_ne_not be misunderstood: 8‘; ingl"‘;:1pcl_ (feshned to army [he poor.-h_ been taught to believe from our in ancy-tliat palladiiiqi of our I£1lg'lll:S —the charter of“ our sacred cause "of. restoriii to marilrliiid th"eir‘ Sci“-‘?"’ °' ‘W “the? Gales or Senior), or that
'1 do not-I never will impeach his patriotism » .3 i erties-_—t ie sacre legacy of our fathers... natural and qnaiienabi“-:_ngh,§_-~.Tb the PEO_ he is in any manner responsibleifor them, or
, I d . h. h i In the best inlerestsof tho c()lIlllI'_V_WQl)l be ad-
. . . - . » ' = ' _. v in ~ . ° - -~ = ' ~ . _ _ .
or his integrity; but as aseiitiricl at my post. i.-‘].':Ili:-E) arfiriessited t(())Cll;lI:3l0Ic'l(:ndf;(l;cof PEI“ vanccd by offering inducoinniits t‘Q.‘_IOI‘_e|gn trampled upon, destroyed. and scattered to .1-?LIg.~_t9 the ‘DEMOCRACY 6f2the- union either of them, at Bank or out of Bank, on
. ‘ ~ 11 d tv wl ich I voluntarily assumed _ _ , V capital to be employed amVoug.. _\\_(l_iole tl_ie,four winds of I'Ie'tveii ? .-Tl] -Q 3,... ._ . ' ' - . lb t th ~ ‘ .
ii:l‘i:nUI l)xeeCRll'lé'i.Il8‘ editor of a public J ouriial. d.“"‘”8' “"5 ""?'5t,P°"°d.°.f.‘l*.° F'."°“°l' '9"°1“‘ tenor of our Legisltiiioii "has aauctidhcd ‘and avowed sc;]'tim'gnlg.nl:tI'- ., .13.. A -_ ififlj .... 1. die lgenerally, I would say-glookthe ,,,§‘n.m,°,§1°G;;“;‘{a?§§“FE£Rlff¢9““? between
reclaim ,0 the pE0_ tion,. but which is absolutely disgraceful to en Gum ed .lt___and whm_m»v.O.‘...,°m “h_,_'____‘._,‘ _._A...;J.,_ V I -.1 -_i ...-u ua'.9Gll.iV0, and Iain ofthflnonhtr tit_(_;5§tym?p§. E9,:;mégm—1fi_ ., .._._..&g‘ 9; in_m.._,_o mo amount
I feel called upon to p C E - vi-loivisnn. _-i_:t'r;_f__.IO add i ' -
V , thzit in two instances since they
were promulgated, he has practically illuutlta
ted their dangerous tendency. .Ha has op-‘
ics, the Manufacturers and Merchants of the cf.“ ¢°.~“.ll °X°“'Pl I0’ lll‘. “lm“"‘l 5“l"'°"lPl-l°||
union, I would ask—'-are you prepared to ‘sea. ‘V9 llle ‘;_°t‘l‘“,“'.Y ll‘°j".5P3l‘3“‘- W: ~°3llh0l- 00!!-
... . .o . " ceivee '« in ' ' ,
pointed aman to fill the same cities for which gdldnrfigflligfiyessdeiilizdgdévand "one gegcral who has iliaus ifnbbzcqd upeiiiltnetliioaclliy-ogifijelgllti-n - l
he'hail been: twice rejected by the Senate‘ flourishing conntli-y P’ -of-~33 .‘lI‘)l13.‘:'fi;(I:')p3fi;Xr cred"m’..». . . . , . __— . . I
at . _ I. . , ‘i. V --—__‘ ' . _. V. - .. — '_ .
:33. .:.:.:*:::r;.:i .."35‘,°§‘ *::.‘f.:‘:;:.‘;::.‘;'.‘i::,:;':::'r 0,: ,i;~r—Y::k i would-equ«=-:—are:«o~ arm; °V"'°' use
vening til‘?! clause of the" Constitution which i’)nii,vIrrIl’Aci):sc'>1(i "LIE lrcmf re-e}ectmn' 9‘ AN‘- gpreadmg MP0“. calculmedjo injure Mr‘
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- 1. our urin ' ' - - - -~ . ~ . t‘ ” «
Congress. He has also reru§;edetor§;:::i‘3=i:‘it>§' Jeederiién _Albany, who speculate upon your ':d'_ 011 [he case fo.rdamages.. But as the co-
wants, eride your complaints, and govern .0 Inate branch ll irresponsible, he is, an -
suppose, unsueable.-—Spec. ‘ "
- PLE that ANDREW JACKSON ' is not their “*3 E3301’-lV9 °l “'9 Ul‘ll.‘3.‘] Sialesé and ‘"5" l
, . . .1 I 5 i- . ‘
Preside.nt—-that sufssbled. 55%..’-;'C"tlP-<..l..-'.‘i~.t~ I-'3'r“-3‘-‘-‘-l-’l9’ l9 ‘-399 9:33“; lll=’5‘-ii‘-"V" ".'Y°" ”’“'
toils, cares, and anxieties of an ztctive and la- il‘,°“El.‘ ll?“ 1lmll5‘_°l.tl-"3 addlesdl ml‘ ml per‘
borious life, he no longer possesses‘ his Vfor- '-ml 7”'9V“}W_°ll«lll5 01ll'3°“ll"“"); Elllile lzallers
. mer "energy nfcharacter or "indepcijideiicé of 3'91 I fceltlt 'llC_uml3<_3nl_!ll’°': me.‘ ’l'l‘- )’ f’ '°";'
mind i but that corifiding in those who have rel‘ ‘° 5°m3_°l“5 “P9931 P ‘,3“l.'."l='5’l °f'°"_"'
w0nned,i1ems9iy.eS into his confidence‘ he one conclusions, and tincoiistitulionu usurp.i- V. A, .
has entrusted tho ,-_fl‘.iirs’of this great nation, ll°“5 °fl"?“’°"- _ ‘ J - « When the present Bank was cho,lered,the
and the happiness ofthirleen millions of Free- The WT"-0,7 °l ll“? Vel°.(5”PP°5e «,l*° 6 nu‘ whole country felta deep interest tits suc-
l. men to the hands of political gamblers and "N5 Kendal").th"?"gl‘°"‘. me‘ “me ‘"6 '»‘ces°,aud were v_vcll.a'_waro that t’=r_csume
monia -chanirin time—servinnr poliiici-ans,wlio mem 0“ .l’h° °xl’ed"":"°3' °l ll” measure’ ,al." specie payments in the United Stills it, was
i in thelpursuibt olptheir unhallbwed purposes, P9375 ‘ll“l° “'}°°""°"’“9',°r lllc (‘:95 rffift Vl:'“" necessary io_sell.a~portion oflbe slI:l£_ to. t'oi_j-
Ahreaten ruinio the country alndllo that pm LSil?t§l‘;lfl‘l-fl;2;e!f;t§)Iéi:;:¢C|;l;::,in‘:62: :3Vlig(.;"f1v0r1S“€:nf:lh|)l‘n!§)OTst°l;‘l;O°la|.'ufgfggezse_ ltlahitthris
' ' ' w 8 m u- ' ‘ , o - | " ‘ . 4 ‘
::fIdl);:'hlIllr€l°I:l‘;3(f;$ dfhdhtdldtlidig iiftcir hailing ll? all.‘-'°ll"§ lhe busllwsi l:‘:°l'_)' 1‘ “"’('l‘°[":£'1“°;:' don and _-authoi-ized to multe arraoemcnts to
; . been purchased with their blood, and the sa.c- °l"_‘“t\lM‘”l“l“°l“_'°"! 9° “_’:r'§i’":{‘ we find ~r-ay 90m'i'i“l‘"1ll.‘-’ l“ “ml ‘my the-dl», '3“_‘l5 °° “*9 law °.l lllc Ia'nvdl IS to be found in the fact and my {ntni-o coune The 3,“ - I .
i . rifice of every selfish -motive on the "altar of ‘3'_' m l P9 C°U_"lry , an ace d . I _ I the stock Owned by l°l'_9'g“9l'3- his arr. that mi: does not deem it constitutional and is one hlr NOAH . ii - "gr '8 a P gm
public good. The events of the past three him calculating‘ ll“: D°ll‘“" ll“ °""‘5 ‘Y "C; rang-en‘ent not only _re_ceive.il the s clioo of only bound " towpport the Constitution as mi: in sell‘ ' ih V.“ ‘"1".’ y.'»m9-'7°sted.w'‘h
: , . vem_B__,he occurrences which are almost d,,;_ certain liungry expectants. for new _ Stoc. mo Rcpl|l)llCIl1 Administration of i . M_adi- umlerntriudx it, and not or “ii, ,mdc,.,-,o9d.by El-l: “fig” ::dp:',‘?‘li’."‘.3t°'5l"l’ 9‘ l.ll.¢.~C°‘"'¢|' &
‘V '1). h.,m8’pi,.ih‘-__ibe mg}, handed m{,.i,,ge,nt,nt might have made . by creating 3. "937 “l‘_”"l3' son, but his inissaoii was considetecll object ol/ierVs.” . . floss to '36‘ '1 ‘Emil’ 33 3'9 ilokln our rela-
or the c°nsmution__and the tone 0,-' the op,-,_ lion, and that which the present Stoc tho! . m.nati9na‘ mterest; and‘“'w S,a,:e'2i _o_n,,go_ . He hag msnmod power, not g.mnmd.m the ”“_ouV,h thl8l'te|"l Acxsori, I. could ‘not. act
clal paper at W'a.sliingi.‘0n—-all but too clear- ers iv0,"ld ‘ham made by immhfied 0: Clilllmls “ml lll° l“'°b'*'l’lllW °l m""1‘-€8.88. Exectitivc by the Constitution and interfered to,o,tgw.,-:§fl:T,',"i oagugpgper um“ hm m’.
ply prove, thata few mercenary and unprinci- ih° 9X15l{"'.;'_Cél‘1l’lfL- Mr “? ""31:-"'l’m re re made the theme oflnewspaper corlii tulntion with ‘tho Legislative uclluu Ollhe government, tho veto Message :5: rzcelgt, can gm da-l ‘gal’ dy‘ and 3 "9" "°'8l‘l3°l' 07 ‘W08. was well
"‘°‘..°“‘°°"r‘if *-2;: :‘;:’.‘;‘:;‘:‘.if' on :::~':'.:i.g‘.:‘.::.‘..‘.'“’..‘.’.:::.*:.';-..?;‘:*.:.::.:':.:ms: ooleirs-s or my ...°*:.'~:.':.i..:;- ".i"é"‘i’,”"'
-con once 0 t is executive an engine wt - * _ , ' V _« _ , '3 , _ - . 2 -'- ' " _, i V . "W06. nut urgin’ as a cause ' ° _ _ _ s ms 0 ave re-visi e ue ec .
35333 0ll'e°l‘l¢'3'"°''°Y~cl’'3ll8‘9''5 3'» Alb“".Y5 -Stock 'm."d:;T1t to 'i'§"°"'i§'.-,,‘ff,i,l.f,", ,l;:,e0S::,':,' ‘l"°°l_’3¢l l0 l|_|5 "ll-‘-$190. and lhenail fie? ru- for. vetniilg the Bank Bill. ‘that itg did not ori- giigdiilfdzgilon OI: l£lp;D3ll‘lli)?:ClJKSofN mhthe as '-t d’d M°“t'°3'- 3““°l‘l"8‘ “'9 Second time:
are bringing di.-grace and distress upon the clI_aI‘leI‘.un Olvedfifl‘ 8110 Lwn cmzcms and ,,,,,,.,, m ,.,,h,t,,,,, toit were our... . ho the g,,,,,ic_w,ti, i,,,,,_it,,,i ‘he .. was not called has béenno cohccalmentlandb °'f9 °'°l ere. murehofthe better classespf society. and in
A country’ and destroying the fairest ‘fabric 0' might have prom’ 0 om-l of r-fifths of the Eroatcé,‘ haiioiial importance. en at ,lli’(.‘l|‘01trtl,"7"_hlt-’l.lIe Project of such an in3ti- ded in purchasing Mr‘ I’v0AH'8zI::lglsuci?eli’. almost cverymstauce pmvmg mmnmafiguant
iiho,-ty’ which an unwise and henihoont prov- government, owning l'|(}‘£]a‘ll y $35 mm -_ M, "U; length It’ was ltnowii that his bad icilegilie tulion; which duty he adds‘ It would have efimblishmem I hue-frank] fearlisyélo I 5 End fatal. From the almost certain toi-mind. .-
JIIGDCI ever bestowed upon Man. _ °°P““l“‘l‘,"‘;’l°‘l"' mg‘: fivlancled bg i.£_._u“_ 0h.l9Cl 0' l"5 ""331°“v “"3 8 Wm ‘°~ ' ""3, 5°“ °l'9°"l“,ll)‘ Performed 3" and be con- honestly, dovo-’ted it to -i-no ojnjss 0,, PR’; lm ‘Em m d°‘ll'- l3“9l'lY» of Wary attack, and
I do not consider it of importance to" point °°l}“l".Y WE l ‘‘‘_‘’‘’F‘ 9°}'.‘"_‘’' 1 F" -lishmllm-' over the slate ofour cnrren_cy wa spersed, eludes by saying that “ neither upon the p|'o- Ann Ann To -I-no PRESERVATION 0,, , 36-1. t e m""°l'°“5 deal-ll’ 319003’ the higher clat-
out at this time, the various acts which have 5°llt-“Y lac‘ “"‘l- ': °‘''fi‘'‘=('’‘°’,'v‘‘f flicflut cum‘: and his success was hailed with set ction by priety oi the present action, nor upon the pro. 5.“.,.U."o,',, 0,. THE COUNTRY - 3 {E ‘:05’ se5 °f5°°l5-“Yr l_l|° excllcment and alarm have
justly excited my alarm, and adinoiiislied me W°“l_d l"“'° .befe" mm. Le ’ 'S_l’['.'_ um“ and J”: every citizen ariiil Press. in.i_hc U=. leis. The visipiis ofthis act, was the_Exccutive consul- J_i\s_ wAT.s0iq WEBB‘ been here. and m Quebec 35 ml-9°39 33 ll W38
’ nfmy duty as the conductor ofa public Jour- 90 “’llhh°l‘l ll ml" 0'“ "W" 9‘ Wm“ _; employment 0! foreign. capital hater been ted ! .. Here then is ii. direct assumption of V ' ' - ' Mme raglng 5° drc“-‘"“"3_' "‘"'°°g 3 dlfll3|'9fliI-
not toonliopon the DE tiociti/icy °f"t|in range the solin<lcst_cllJl'f'="‘3Y_"' "’ _ I ‘i’ t cunstiit,-red as highly a(IVl_llllag1_ to the theiliities of the Legislative branch of the Fm ‘h J 1 d class. \‘Ve-cannot but think. that its return:
country to stand by their pRitxiclp1_,t.;s,_ On the same pr1nc1p.e shouid we ie use o oountryyand so universally has i Opinion. government; the Judiciary _branch he had V’ 3 m - ° °“''’’‘' W‘ -€l€lv0€a{e- M Quebec with such violence. is attributable
The refusal of Andrew -Jackson to sign the P‘l'l“l‘° °“l1° "°ll"35l"“i‘%' 5"°‘_"""3 "I H‘-'a"'e"- rrevaik-d—so-certaip,so indisputnhtasboen previously RPPI-opriated to-himself by declar- an “en seems to ".ml°"ta"d bl‘ Pally ‘° the same “"593 39 ll’ ''9l“l'“ 5973: V531:
hill rechartering the Bank of the U. States, b8Cl1"_5° “WY “_"‘3 e‘.l““llY d"‘"l’°“5°‘l t° .‘‘n the position, that in the 24 states do -Union‘ ing that it is only his duty to “ support the lhomughl" 3 °P°“lY.3dm“l'"8‘ that they do "al“xl°8' th“ °‘°"'l°“’ ‘° keel’ “'9 Clix Clean,
and the dangerous,latitudiiiariiimand unheard milnlilulli null ~l_y i.hu_SaI.nc Sound l'¢3tfI§:3|l.1“$ hcver,'e._\'cepl~ in onogf lliem_, hasrre been consiitu_tioii as he understands it ;" and the not chose me" for their fitness “ld ‘l“3llfi¢i|- and carelessnedsin diet.
of doctrines promulgated in his late and ever We 5ll°“l‘l l“"°i l“t°_"l’°l-°‘lc(lw;' :_‘5°t0°0"5r"“)“';‘l: ii provisipn in the charters oi tho)-ulf8.Rail Executive branch has been conferred ‘upon tions for office, but as towards “or spoils."-— A “.3361 ‘"""9d here night before last with
memorable veto Message.have‘creziteda new 50319» l>°°““?" '‘?‘Y‘'‘’:”' "C “. -Vt. _. t d .l ROM. Canal. l"lj|{1l_1lll-Cl_l1l‘=!'§ "”5“"3“°° ll"! l’J' 31 grateful people. Thus does be In his answer to the Baltimore Conventio a qonsid-Grab” nllmbef 0’ 9ml3"ll|l3- On .
era in our history and filled with alarm and °°U"l')’v ll'9_l" lllllll)’ '39 heflll Pi" “-19” ff‘ " Companies, prohibiting foreigner bm liold-. .claim to possess and exercise in his own per» node tih the n - i-' f ’ - .n the" ‘"""“l 3‘ Q‘-l°.ll8¢a “'9? Were all. heal- l ’
dismay the reflecting portion of tho poo,,lo,__ by other nzilinns ! V _ A _ ing Stock—-no one has been foun Ignorant son, the Executive, the Legislative and the P 3 ‘°m||I& Ion or the Vice Pres:-_‘ thy, and not a case of any kind of siékness
Ill’ ‘"3" “PW-|'e"l hi all bu‘: l-ll”-‘$0’ Wh° 31*’ ' W“ 3"’ also lir'we1y.'"r"med"_I hchcvc Of lll9'll'"0l“l.'.3|'95l3 0l'.lll° °°““” ‘lot to Judiciar_Y.dePartri'ie'nts of Government. The dcncy’ he Says‘ . . ' - .h‘"l °"'°“”'°‘l ‘.l'"'l"8' "19 "°Y8g€‘- After leaf’ /I
wilful}, blind, ttttt with n Cnhihot around for the fiisttinie in the histoi-_r of the world-—— invite to it foreign oohitnl, and c it in the Emperor NICHOLAS or the Gnaivn SEIGNOR. K'N”E““°°Ka August 3d, 1332_ "lg Quebec, more than twenty of tlioin mm,
-_._.3._ri_y_i_iiig*V2-‘l‘;1;ve suc,ct.'eiie'<l in this-tang .r..r,
eign loans to coiistrtict works ofa I :11 or in
iioiial nature, it has justly been ou'r"lo_ast_ that
it was beneficial to every ,cl_as's of ', iety, by"
leaving an equal amou_tit_of doniiisti: ‘capital
to find other avenues of cinployiii'ei‘t_—iilher
sources ol'inv_estmeiit. ' ~ -
.i_he provisions of alaw autho ° ' t ‘ - .
re» z:.".';:lt.:;3°.:::::.:::::::“: °":"° °‘
passed by both houses of Congress and re- oost ti“ F‘ 0. pa’, ‘l“"P°‘.
cciV.Bd the sanction of Pre 'd t M ' ' 0 '8 mane” of the-‘lat’? .
I824 ; and h_is reason for illllgn settiiigniigidg halite fdlflhybezntliigfiehliaflzidh l?f(ilij,vlety" w'hI I
. princip es
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From Jllontrealond ‘Quebei,-...~i,,i,o,_.zc-0,“ ,-,,_
lelligence.
From our correspondents, I-I. ‘Gates 5; co,
Dated, Moiv'rrtt:At., Aug. 18¢]
M"- 10098. now. at Q,uebec,writes onthe 7
16th thus :—-“A great many new cases of
cholera occurred yesterday and to-day, and
in many instances proved fatal in two to three
hours. A Mrs. McGill, a. young ‘married la."
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him which combines as much talent and pub-
lic virtue as any that has been constituted
since the formation of our goveriirnent-—with
constitutional advisers who would reflect cred-
I! _upoa the brightest days of the Republic--
wtth a_ whole people grateful for the past and
confiding in the future--he has given himself
"ll 10 the prlyate and interested councils of
obscure. prejudiced, and ignorant individuals,
who are not even indirectly responsible to the
people for their advice, and who are only
the West, is calculated to iinpnverish the bor-
rowers, who must not undertake any enter-
prise or engage-in any adventiire but -_upon
capital l)t".'ll)l);_fIllg' to themselves ! The same
principle is applied to nations, and of course
to individuals! Thus then has it at length
been disciivereil, that if A be poor but well
calculated for any particular pursuit. he must
not borrow of 13 who is able and willing to
loan him capital, hccausc the inevitable rc-
Ours is a new country-.-.our
inexhaustible and almost unrleped—and
liai-dy, and industrioiis, as they rotated to d
linuivn to them as the occupants of subordin
‘ the cause of “freedom and detejn-1 in the rights, thong
Bull '3‘ 5“‘-'l' l‘’''‘“ "'"° ‘“3.‘t°" ll°“’ 5“°°°“5fi‘l‘ lprcscrvation of their chartered is. They thence to their decision; because he DARE” h
lhill ‘l '03“ by ‘he Eaaicl." Slates W U105“ °{ iiisliince referred to, and that of Bank of could not claim more; an,-].it is ,,.o,.thy of re-
the United States,they are.not"oiermitted mark‘ that these extraordiiiary claims were r
to hold stoclr, but they may iio.pli;tt_ ‘that put forth in the new world, at the very mo-
sloclf Iml exercise a direct and _c'i inc in- meant when in tlieold Louis’ PHILIP was bow- - - . .
fluence in the election of .l._lVi0§B'\lilZlVt? the ing to the supijeiriacy "of the laws oirFrani§e, “ml, ‘summed “VBamm°'-8’ as 3 cmldld" We b°""° ‘ml-l'~ ‘hat ll“? mile and six of the
management ofit. 8: raising the siege of Pafli, in obedience toia ‘
toes are decision _of the supreme judiciary of the land.‘
‘ _ . . He considered it lawlul and constitutional’ to
our people are as proverbially arprising. declare inai-tial law in Paris-the Judiciary country, my name had been
opaititient, the guardians of the People's it
U. States. _ ‘ --
ht otherwise, and he yielded obs This however wlelot done yjtli
VGentlernen—I have had ‘the honor to
eceive your communiciition, advising ms
to for 'the‘oflice of Vice President of the
- Previously to my ideparture from this
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ientioned in-connexion“ with-.-.tl::tq h
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my eppr0- out
attacked; manv died. we believe. before ar.
riving here. '
°f my “°“‘l"3'l°"i by the Convention . ra- ';:dic::3toi.l“lnatld9di:'bllfeiiiiiy.
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;;g,';;;;;fe illaclii-‘ll in the night, and all died
The disease is making f ' btf l L’
370.33 many of our Canadidéiza villagaezfgey m
ave seen I it i‘ - . ,
ble indiviliulil El llfrilltr ,
h°.Y ‘Vere landed here in'boats,.
The vessel was
and it is said, and
We
aiion ; on the contrary, when eoasiiligdjon _.lltat IOOQ wgrg sick, ond go
of ‘a population of 8609, it was estimated
1° 2!. dying daily. 3
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