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..., 1 '4 -4 I . . , W i . , :74;:7-,; el , N 0, ifr ' .4 ,1 ðe , . 11 ILL MITCHENER:-PUBLiStiatp. ,.;, , 1',..,.,;:- Mmes.! CANAL bOV.E11, S4pAWAS.COUNTY, OHIO) MAY, 29, 184th .. , , . ".' :' 'sPOETRY ' '. . ' ' . , A, CHAPTER ON BATH. , .. l waded all. the recess 01 society, changed dangered honor, they implore their cres jecte . . There is no people so ingenious at eipedients the whole currency of the country, ex- diters for still more loans, to pay the in- react rinamm;dEmmtimmoomo . as yinkees. A Yankee editor down Ettet, who eluded the !constitutional medium, end wrest on debts already contracted. who . ' Ume....ny c. H. WATERMAN. . ought to know all about it, gives a chapter,ott taken its plena, Orate of the Comae.; - So far, therefore, as the currency, obje - the use of hats, which is very good in its way, ' - ' Summer's' sunny footed child, though the custom spoken of is not so 'trimly a tionl--Has, it ttot acquired control' over with all its mighty consequences can be Wb, - - '..- ' Laughing May. with rosy hours New Englend One as represented. ,It would ne all labor-made both tributary to its cot. viewed, Croat Britain and tbe United the i 1.'Llehtly trips along the wild, s . ver,1 said the eforesaidVrineee editor, ,enter the fers-tmpared the obligations between Suttee are, by this system, consolidated ding t -'. Cro wn'd with neture's early floWerte . heads of persons out or New England to use man end pan-transferred the earnings into on' e peoplo; the former controlling men ,, . , ... , their hats for any other purpose than as a cover. s 'Bright across her beamy brow, en latter to hands that labor not? Has the destinies of both, by having in poir acil Blushing blossoms gaily wreathe . ing for their heade. In other parts of tlw globe, when a Man bows etaciouely to a friend, he it not established among us corporate eession the central power of the system. the '' Whfle the woodabird on the bough, takes off his hat. Sueh a custom cannot be a- monopolies without number, and a pri- Wieldier this state of things shell! be ale thei 4 '! 1 Songs of welcome fondly breathe. dopted here; for a man's hat is his pocket book, vilegetk,order of men, where equality of lowetto progress, until it produces in ban .. ::otesling like a spirit by, , , , , , , his utchet, his pantry, his clothes bag, his tool nghts is enjoined by ' the organic.lawl future, a corresponding conformity in die' h t or Iiiitugar box as tension may require c es., ., Scattering perfume fresh, and sweet, But, above all has. it not secretly and the Governments Ethel wo countries; eist :- ' Bathed in daw.erops (Vona the sky, end ir he should shake' off his hat in- a li-urrvt, awkward circumstances must needs ensue. We slyly insinuated itself into all the forms recasting the American, as"'Gen. Ham- thel ' '''" Hither hie her winged feet. , once knew a young gentleman, who having pur or political power-diffused corruption illonpisireel it, in the mould of the -Ens Ant based a dozen of eggs for his mother, lorth. .7'. Boise tby chalice, lily bell, , . . through the whole frame end texture of glish form; must depend upon the sturdy Set , cwitlt popped them into his bat. On hie wav our Government Has it not,-in thou. patriotism and fortiutde of the great De- sell , Sip'theaparkling neetar bright. home, be met a pretty girl, with whose charms . . .' . Diamond gems in dusters dwell, - he had long been mitten, and wishing to be sande of those who faint the first ;rank medics.. -There is safety to be found the, ' - to her wings of sunarlight.' - particularly polite, he took off his hat, prepare. in society, brought down every public- for our institutions, for public liberty, Tit, tory to making a low hove. The twelve eggs every individual virtue-every quality in no other quarter., For such Ins been the Now the fan the cowslip's bed4 - . . obeying the laws 'of gravitation, were precim. , . , Now the blue eyed violets spring, mat ennobles and: expands the human such is still, the general tendency to the, wed to the pavement and instantly smashed or . Where the woodbine's fragranee sited, atoms: and the beautiful white garments of the heart-patriotism, honor, truth, justice, that result; a tendency4given to public mal v ' " Humming insects sweetiy sing. . astonished girl, were bespattered with the yolks. courage, genius-every thing moral and principles and public measures by the les! She never forgave him. :es' All is gladness, all is life, , , ; . ' intellectual in many has it not brought Federal party, armed, as they are, with ota , Summer's herald comes to day, . How often during a windy day, do wen a down these and all- of these in base all the Vabi and complicated powers of wo With a glorious promise rife, . hatless wight chasing a cloud of papers, which subordination to avarice alone; Where, the banks, that nothing but the tern 001 Welcome sunny footed May. have made their escape, and are borne away on in these men, are now tri be found that resolution of the patriot farmer end la- dee - --- the wings of the wind. - low of patriotism,' those noble semis borer of the soil and the shop can arrest ele - ' I EVENING. . It has been remarked by ihreignsre that the g ' , ',, - CI C. L PAILIT; : natives of New England are generally round mentor devoting ' the whole man to his that tendency. the r 2 Look! to the west the heavens glow, shouldered, This is undoubtedly owing to the whole country. that heat and twerp of And now to the just judgement of re , , ,- The sun's last beams are sinking low: enormous weight which they carry I" their soul which fired their fathers onward to i the Senate I appeal. Is bol every Wei. Ac , Look 1 to the west the sun has gone, . heads. A lawyer is seldom seen witlin green revolution and liberty', Nowhere-nows! dent I have stated, throughout the long se4 : ' bag in his hand. His legal documents, anelocrie . And lovely eve is coming on. times his law books are deposited in his bat here I But, bent beneath the stern doss' oucceesion of events from the beginning thc -. I potism of a single passion, and that the , of the paper system in England down tht Arid now the eillM, and gentle breeze, A physician's hat ie not ünfrequently an.apothe. ,cary's shop . in miniature; a merchs9 s hatdis ' lowest in the meanest breast, they prowl to the present time, strictiv, indispute. the ., Goes rustling through the forest trees; crammed with samples of merchandise; an a ,, gh life, servile to the pewer which I bls.' true Are not all the. effects and tel :Then sweeping o'er the dewy plain, It murmem there and back again. . stage driver's hat is etnfred with bundles and "Ir" packages, A person about to make a short jou, enabiesthem to plunder, and insolent to consequences I have aecribed to these Se hey seldom burthens himself with a trunk, but the victirs-people who are plundered by overate deducible, infallibly, from them Thcbirds no more their peens sing, takes a change of upparel in his bat, a late mem them ,,, , ,, - Is not the grand total ofthese effects pre (hi No more ascend upnn the wing; ber of the Massaehusetts legislature represent- Nor yet is that 814,1 Has it not par- sentod in the very queetion now pending dil , ' But ell have hunk to evening rest, . ing a town not more than twenty mil'es from Boa Each one to his secluded nest. . ton, always carried his dinnerto the state house alyzed the manufacturing energies -and before the Semite What but the influ St in hiohatide we have seldom Been the bet of an I esourcee of tbe countrys-countervailed once of the Britieh paper system, Briush tic And while fair eve is coming on, the incidental protection of your tariff- capital, British policy, British opaline, nc . - t'll think or days long past and gone; ditor vohich was not stuffed with damp news.. tendered your factories . incapable even British manners, British feelings; what b, Let memory take her winged flight, . paper's, stolen paragraphs, and unanswerable duns.' To view the scenes or past delight. ' --.......,---. with the aid of law, not only of compes but the concentrated influence of all th A Large Fact. end yet a Pact.-The differ- ling with British labor in the market of' thew), acting with dreadful energy upon le Farewell 1 to thee, 01 short lived day, , , ence of the Earth's doneness from the Sun, be- the worlds but incapable also of compe. our country ever brou ht die uestion of ., All lovety thou bast passed away; s tween the apogee and perigee of the latter, that tition on our own soil, ' Have not such before us 'Nothing. gHowa, ofgherwise, 01 May my depaiture . be the same, is, when it is farthest off,or nearest to,the Etude been its effects upon the manufacturing came it here What but a British edict, II - ' When death shall seize my humble frame.. is three million two kindred thousand miles. Alai's Messenger. In this century. the Site ia in apogee Or farthest interest, as demonstrate'd most clearly commanding the Government to as- el s - - . I off. aboitt the Lit or July, and in perigee, or but a day or two since, in the pttwertul sumo the debts of the States, has called ll MORAL AND POLITICAL FREEDOM. nursed the Earth, on the last day of Dee. Senator from S. Carolina (Mr. Cal. forth these resolutions that we will not it hounij And whence, sir, but from this assume 'herd If se, I say, commanded k ,From the eloquent essay by the Rev. Henry lf, then, on die 1st of July, cannon bell ehould be discharged from the Earth, in a ri ht source, have originated our State debts and are we nod Are not we, the re b ' Bellows, on Moral and Politcal Freedom,' we line to the Sun, end goat the rote of 500 migles P, .... . oftwo hundred millions of dollars? Have resentatives of a people whose ances- 9 make the felowing extracts. per hour, yet the Earth, proceeding in her ties . , , , ...,'''Dod lies created society for the benefit of the eustomcd orbit, wottld be nearer then the can. not these, to the very hist farthing, been toref.indignant at England's demand ot a , tedisittust man: Ho looks down upon the world mut ball to the Sun, on the last day oe Decem- incurred by advances niade by English- tr bunt, tose in mess, and with the sword ll pi-0-r satrifecongregation of nations. or states or cit bet, by a million of miles; '. - men, Dot in nioney, but in fabrics of instead of complying, cut one half of her - , ies.oeivilieges,hut ss an aggregation of Wised- British factories, to the almost total ex- empire loose from the other: are not we, li wile. The good order and happiness of tile Generel Weshington and Lord Erskine -A tinction of our own - But by what p711clescendants of such ancestors, eons- 9 - mass, or or the majority, ill not ilia titliMaie on volume wasTreeented to General Washington, ject-at ie the culture and happiness of the indi. in 1.797, . D 'homes, Lord Erskine, On a blank cess has thie been accempliabedl In 1 it mended, and that by English' banks- 1.1 viduel man. It is not the world, but man, not more of w Ica lie wrote the fultowing note.con first plate, the benks of the two coun- commanded, and to mortgage the whole I . adcisiy, hut the soul, which directly interests tar" i , perhaps. the happieat eulogium of the tries being as they are but parts, to rest public domain to those bankers-that e him. Sociely was conotructed for man, and not manyghestowed upon that wonderful man : , upon and unitive itI impulse frOM the domain which the valor 01.0Ur fathers I man for society. His discipline, growth, and 'Sir I have taken the liberty. to iiidroduce your c.entral pOwt.sr, , That power abides where once wrenched from their graept ,II excellence, were to be advanced only by mean; august and immortal name in a short dOniener ale capital is aggregated, by which the , And how has this edict been received P or society, which the wisdom and benevolence which is to found in the book I send you. I of God therefore frame& Now, to imperfect have a large acquaintance among the most vale. system is etimulated intdlife and action. by a part of the Senate? Have they 11 beings, perlect and peacefid freedom is only coin pet able mild exalted classes amen, but you are the In London, then, the controlling power' spurned it with thst high indignation it ti patible with perfect isolation and solitude. only Altman being fin. whom ever felt an aw- is found; and how is it connected! With should have 'excited! Did they spurn 0 fact freedom is complete lawlessness-a gide in ful reverence. I sincerely pray God to grattt a which each man zonmits only his own inclines the British Government-British MOD. it at alll Have they joined in resistance e long and serene everting to a lireso gloriously firms and imputses. Ifhis feelings were all eight, devoted to the happiness or the world. . ufactoree-British commerce-British when offred by there Or have they if his judgment were infallible, he might live in mociety without any other law then the law of THE JEWS' LOVE OF JUDEA. abor-British interests and policy- on the other hand, not only declined to tl Lie own mind and conscience; but being en int. British ambition-with every thing Brit condemn the mandate, hut even propos- 1 perrect end erring creature, a pessionate and Nell The. most interestinecir.cumstance which pre- ns, i n and with nothing else. Every Bri. ad obedience to ite utmost exactions, e sents itself to my mind, itirecalting what I saw , . . ish being, and placed bore as such, and for the of the Hebrew nation iu the East, is 'he univer- lien instinct, therefore, necessarily by the indirect 'pledge of this very do- ll , very purpose of dieciplining his passions and er sal diffitelon of the love, the undying love of the prompts that people to enlarge tbe paper main to those bankers, though the age. e adicating his selfishnees, living in the midst of Jews, for their Dern Judea, the tanaan of their 4yettem among us, because, while that cy of the debtor Stated t those equally disposed with himself to gratify fathers. Who could see, without emotion, thou co 1 t airy holds the controlling power of When, POMO sis weeks ago, the Sen. s' their inclinations, it soon diecovers itself to his minds of poor Israelites, who, from the remot- t. ' vellum, that the comfort and happiness of all re hosystem, hereinfluence over IMP, both lit01 from Missouri Mr. BENTON. With I quire that society should be under some regula. ete parts or Europe., haye made their way -by long and weary pilgrenge- through privations political and commercial, must be pro. that sagacity in public afl'airs which has l tion, and this religion whatever form it may incelleulable, and sufferings without end-o.flen portionate to its enlargement. For this made him, among his countrymen, the l take. is government. 'Government, defined pro perly, is the lewd by which society is regutsted shoeless, end ailliOat Clalliless PonnYlese, that reason it is, that'lliitish policy and Bri- man of men; when, eir, be saw the dans they might see the city of David, and lay their to the beet good of individual mem! observed in lieh.csoita' I have ever acted in concert gerous influence of England over our boned in the bosom ot Jerusalem What mut- . , the first place,you wi remember, that society is web the Federal party; in multiplying councils and our destinies, not only ex titudes are there among them who have sold nuthing in itself! lins no interests of its own their last poasession-having gathered together banks, itlflatillg th,-, currency, and rive- cried indirectly through the paper says , being in fact merely a name; that the individual their little. their insufficient all -and have starte is every thing in the sight of God. Much more, ting the system t 9n us, For this ree. tent, and its political party, but saw, then, is government, growing out of society, ed, marching towards the rising sun from the .ton it is, also, ti British goods are so likewise, this influence openlv imbodied, Vistula, . the Dnieper, and the Denube, on a ... unimportant in itself, having no independent readily sent to ti ,s country in the form and authoritatively put forth, in the edict rights, no divine authority, but entirely valueless tourney as long as perilous How many have end authoritative, meet as far as it sustains so. perished, exhausted by the way i How meny of loans, to he converted into bank caps in question, when he saw the anxious . ciety in iiit'proposed Miluences upon the welfare that have landed at Joppa, or crossed the Taus itel-into State and company debts. efforts :nada by British intermit, and the of individual num. rue at Antioch, have been unehle, from over ex And thus we are not only rendered tri- friends and agents of those interests all haustion, to reach their longed for goal! Row . . 'IThe best gOvernment is that which renders C1111111 to them to the amount of intereet, around us,to temper and prepare our peo miry have sunk in the sight ot the Mount of society most favorab'e to the devehmment of in Olives I And how many closed then' eyes in but likewise. in. the FOTID of a profit-pay. ple and Government for obedience to dividual Man. Now, what is the trite develop. peace and bleseedness. when the privilege has mg purchaser ef manufectures, even be. this mandate; when he saw the danger ment or individual runt Man's whisk dignity een voeclisafed te them of treading within.the yond our wants; and which we ere pro- of dales, and therefore embalmed his re resides iu selfeontrol-self. He is designed to u walls of Salem.-Dr. Bowling. be ultimately a law to litinself. He has rebellis tatted from ,rnaking for ourselves, by solutions-recolutione'declaring the con- I ,,, fr AM passion's and appetites-he has a wandering . SPEECH OF AIR. ALLEN, the power that choores to make them stitutional incompetency of ibis Govern. 4 and wavering will. He is a kingdom made up s', 01 discordent elements, of contrasting and con- - OF OHIO. tor us. By these means, too, British in 'tient to aesume these debt.: when be fluence over our public affairs is every enforced these hie views at large in a i.' tending factions. -Ho re sent into the world as 7.. sa -c-- I tribe of savages might be set in the midst of a A" en r . Tuesday: Feb. 11, 18. 10; On hour expanding .iteelf-entering more speech; when the resolutions were by 'll'. ' fittest, to work out by experience, by conflict, the report of the elect Committee in deeply' , more fatally, into all our coun- the Senate, referred to a select commit,- i lay sorrow, by discord, their civilization and fi- relation to the assumption by the Fed.- eels. No wonder, then, that more than mittee (for such was deemed their im nal evtablishment es a free nation.-Indeed. the eral Government of the debts of the - . fliotory of the individual written in larger type. states.- fifty out of two, hunded millions of State portance,) when these things transpired, elan is been a savage, and passes through bar- 1'"' debt, incurred to English tapitaliets, by what answer was made! None; none, 4 kiwis re and semi Civifization, to his destined con CONCLUDED., f, borrowing. their , calicoes and . broad. save the indistinct uneasinese of a Con dition. ' Like the world, though in an inverted cloths, should. have been invested in ator or two, obscurely hinting their . . der, he bits his iron, and brazen, and his gol Money, then, being the fundamental bank Mock alone.,,, For every addition doubts and misgiving's But, on the l' ., dren age. His development and deetiny is the principle of the Anglo-Federalists, the . all bank contributeelle blame and die- contrary's silence, deep and dismal as reduction or his various faculties and propenei- paper system the adopted means of ma couple to swell the paper currency-to the dead of night, reigned through' the , ales to their internal law I in other words, it is to king the Government subeeivient to this increase the desire,. and: furnish the ranks of the ' opposition, end so for , self government; and precisely in ploportion as , be governs himself, is he absolved from other end, end the country thus drawn within , system in means; of buying mill more British tab- weeks they continued. But to observe teuvernntent..s He is a freeman just to the degree the central influence of that rics-to force men companies and States the change. The committee now sub iit m hich he enslaves Itimseif to hill OWn eon, England, can it be surprising that the into debt; to close our tics mitted their report, sustaining the resit science; for the only. law which man is Under most intense sympathies should have al- still deePer. tories; to Augment our tribute, and to lutions against the assumption: and,-st mitigation to obey, is the law or right. That taw it enforced by God, in penalties, as far as it ways subsisted between this party and dmw this Government and people still the eaMe moment, the Senator from Mal '14 not voluntarily submitted to. Man'e excel!. that country No : nor can it astonish mOrD ,within ,the,,control of England. ' use reside, in a complete obedience I3 that law. any man that ' British initinet should sachusetts Mr. WitesTaaj fresh from He is a free. agent be therefore obeys it volunte. Yes. every new ware which rises upen the purifying 'presence ot the bankers & , lily Or ttot at all. As far as lie infringed it, lie romp! that people to send their capital onward tide of a currency . already brokers of England, makes hie advent puffin,. But Buffering by nO Meting compels, Imre, to order to enlarge the paper:eye- lhe , . dant,tdr,tvos still, MOM men from into the Senate. Now for the conflict. though lawn, incline, and induce him to eubmit. lem-to fasten its hold upon the Govern. realms The atily freedom of which he is capable, is the ment and the country-to lattlitliD a par labor to speculation,--throws individuals No sooner did the sound of the trumpet' voluntary 'accordance of his will with God's announce the presence of the herald than . will. Then obedience is no longer slavery.- ,hgs " ty which rests upon it, and to strength. into crimpsnione-presses those com p hies of interest and af- pani.es Upon, the taw, ,making power, for Senators, hitherto in ambush, sprang to . Ile is perfectly free: for the definitioti of free- en ' ''''. -i M. at , i , - , ; ,, aid to accoraplibb their objects; imparts their feet, es its lion had leaped intheir dom to the undisputed exercise of the Molina. fectiora- - ' - , ,. genera! delirium -eyen to the States Cons; awl Wbenthe heart loves the right, the ': And, sir, I ask, have they not succee- the midst. One and all now chimed id r I 0 ' will praetices it is the Vali law of iis being,and thenuseives, until in the end, as we now swell the chorus of denunciation-- . , dedi Has not the paper system, 'under ie as free as thotigh it made the law Itself, bes.. 1 I ea e 01, thie perty,' and iho on. behold, men, companies, States and all, nor uf this presumptuons edict , t le pa ro F. , ing no diepoeition to change it.' .'. , yielding to the irreenetable force, sre pro but of the report of. the committee's& . - '' . , mitts of British capital, periodecally sp itself flora one pell, . . W. , , 01 ,i ,. . g 'ming disobedience to its mandatee. r 'ed for ard 1 ItC extremest vet e , Such as give ear to slenderer. ate befone'de.. plied, already eipanded "roe telter.thcmseive i huh into a thousand . Eas it DOI pfq of bankruptcy, when, in the agony of en It was 14 report they denouncad-oh. , l VOLUME L NUMBER 41i: iEMMMInliMMInt 111 t tl! .. ;-tt .' , '01 - ; 8.4.i 1 ;,4J , . wed honor, they implore their wee jected to its publication-,-denounced the deposite, even enough to cover the corm 1 for still more loans, to pay the in- resolutions themeelves-4enounced the ponsation of the Menthols theeseelvtuk! . , on debts already contracted. whole proceedings, its principle and its These thiegs were fully Mated by ' the . far, therefore, as the currency, object. And by ibis silence broken? President. He advised that in fittrea' , , all its mighty consequences can be Wby this rage of denunciationt Under those corporations sheuld aot be ' true.: id, Croat Britain and the United the cover of what pretext is tbis proem). ted with the public Money; and that, ' in. - is are, by this system, consolidated dingle violently assailed! The state. the mean time. Coogrses ehould provide , lite people; the former controlling ment of the debts, and the refusal of this meanie either by a loan direct, , et,'ItY Winks of both, by having in pow. Government to pay them,' might impair the use of Theme; notes, . to execute . on the central power of the system. the credit'of the States by depreciating the Isere, and keep the Government- ree ther this state of things sitar. be elm their bootie, already in tbe hands of the, live. ' Willmot time meaner it woe eve. . . pre trees in an ors an re ere trio progress, until it d . b k d b k by whom this re.' ident the Government must cone, irk till' '' s, a corresponding conformity in diet issued. .This is the pretext for re. its functions; the mails stand milli ' the" ' - ; Governments oethet we countries; Meting a declaration by the Government poet offices be eloped; the court dowse ).'''''' ding the American, as"'Gen. Ham. thst it will not obey ibis British mandate. tinued; the 'my be recalled ,from ' Mt pseiree it, in the mould of the .Ene And what, sir, I ask; if, instead alms. ocean; commerce be left exposet,"the - form; must depend upon tho sturdy Senators, those Englitth bankers them.1 army dishonded; Florida eyrie over to , olislikand fortiutde of the great De. selves were upon the floor, what would ' cooflegration and murder, Cerigress be 'tcy. -There is safety to be found they. Are this 'cession, do and toted adjourned, and the whole structure: et ur institutions, for public liberty, TheY bY horn these bonds: are held; the Federal Union brought in ruiris Ace, i other quarter., For such has been they from whom Ibis mandate issued; to tbie ground. This, every-Me sew, ö is still, the general tendency io the) who seek to make this Govern. mint inevitably follow, if those :meson . ' ' result; a tendencrgiven to public meat, what never contracted, neverthe- WOM not provided;' end that without de. . :ipso and pu,blic measures by the less assume, those debts, and that in el. lay. And yet, in an hour so perilous nal party, armed, as they are, with elation of its fundamental law; whet , as this, what 'did those Senators.' del , , . Mi vabt and complicated powers or would they do and titled Would they ' Did they condemn the insurgent rtionev . ' - banks, that nothing but the tern not do all these Senators have done, olies I Did they rbpose ' puniebnimet lution of the patriot farmer end la- deed for deed! Who doubts id What adequate to treachery so infamous I Did r of the soil and the shop can arrest else could they do or silt What other they hasten to rescue the Government . tendency. than these things would their interests from a danger so imminent. Ne4 sir nd now to the just judgement or require, or metinet suggest? Nothing. no. But on the contrary, whilst the Senate I appeal. Is not every Wei. And deo, if these British bankers, thus Government thus hung upon the Verge 1 power quickly stretched forth to Pave it .. i I have stated, throughout the long seeking to control this Govenrment for or ruin, whilet every good citizen es. 4' mission of events from the beginning their own purposes alone; if the), under pected to see the arm film kw making le paper system in England down the same circumstances, would pursue -,,, le present time, strictly, indispuse. the exact course whi-h American Sena. here etood these Senators, denouncing truet Are not all the effects and tors are pursuing, is it not time for these not the banks as traitors, but the Govt. sequences I have aecribed to these Senators to pause! , ernment as bankrupt. Yee, denotincing . Mb deducible, infallibly, from themt But where, in truth, is ths pretext for the Government of their comory, and temptible in fbe judgment of the world, et tho grand total ofthese effects pre the objection thus urged to this procee. that too in a planner to render it coml. . ted in the very queetion now pending dingt Is it a fact that the credit or the no the Semite? What but the idle! States can be effected by the enumers. and diens is the eyes of the people. - . e of the Britieh paper system, British tion and publicity of their debts? Were Public credit I Where was then ' their . ital, British policy, British opinions. not the debts created,in the first instence, solicitude tor public credit, . Nor were hell manners, British feelings; what by the public laws of the Stalest Have they satisfied with this denunciation. . the concentrated influence of all they not been annualty reported to the From day to day their utmost efforts se, acting with dreadful energy upon legislative bodies by the fiscal officers were exerted to obstruct every Measures ' country, ever brought this question of the States, and by those bodies an. for the relief of the Georernment, and tot 6re est Nothing. How otherwise, nuallv republished to the world Have reward the treachery dills banks; bo - ne it hetet What but a iritish edict, the Slates ever sought or desired to eon giving them anew the cuetney and use nmanding the Government to as- cent them No, It would be worse albs public revenues in tioure. A bill ne the debts of the States, has called th these resolutions that we will not than ridiculous to suppose it. And can was introduced to extend to the impore iiime thenit Nee, I say, commanded it be doubted that these English ban. ling merchants more time for the pay. . kers themselves; they who bold these mint of their hoods for duties to the 3 are we nott Are not we, the rep, bonds, who traffic to the amount dm. Government. All voted for it. pays the imitative of a people whose eines- ny millions in them; they who have is. Senator from Arkaneass (Mi Sevier.) re'indignant at England's demand ol bum, ie.. in msse, and with the sword sued this 'mandate; can it be doubter' and be, I now behove,' wits the only Sea toad or complying, cut one half of her these men could have exhibited to the 'tor who voted correctly. Another was . Introduced to afford them! depositor - Senator from Massachueetts, when late pire loose from the other: are net we, ly among them, as exact list and tabula! banes mile time to epeeulate upon the madams or such ancestors, vont- statesmen! of the debts, to the very lam public money before they refunded it. Aided, and that by English' banks farthing; when authorized, how secur. and We was unoppesed.- Nothing which mmanded, end to mortgage the whole ed, at what interest, and when redeem. livered the banks, betrayer 'guilty, ene line domain to those hanker. that able! For it ia upon these date that the countered the homility oftbese &tweet. main which the valor of our fathers standard of appreciation is fixed, and Nothing which went to the relief albs ce wrenched from their graept ibe chances of profit calculated, in the Government, however indiepensable, es And how has this edict been received Purchase and sale. And sir, if this be coped their reeistance. Tbey the goat. a part -of the Senate! Have they true it unquestionably is, bow then can diens of public credit. 'What better thus urned it wðh that high indignation it the publication of facts, already noted. such a course, at such a time wits cal , ould have excited? Did they spurn ous, produce an effect which that notorid culated to dishonor the Government; to it all Have they joined in resistance ety did not? wound its integrity, bete at home and len offled by otheret Or have they But when did these Senators become abroad 1 And did they notthey who the other hand, Ðot only declined to the peculiar guardians of public credal are now so sensitive about public Credit, ndemn the mandato, Imt even propos- To preserve the faith ofthe General Go. did they not then, have they tot ever obedience to ite UtMOSI eXaCtiOnl, vernment is an object, not kse semen. since, sought, by all the powers of dee the indirect 'pledge of this very do. tial to the honor of the people, than to nunciation, to depreciate the Treasury ein to those bankers, though the arm. maintain that of the several State.. He, notes below even the paper of 'impended ' of the debtor Stated therefore, ig net less an enemy to the beaks: and for what but to debase the When, POMO sis weeks ago, the Sen. States than to the Federal Government Govemmeet I ' , . Dr from Missouri Mr. BENTesii with who seeks to impair the integrity of the Truth, however, Mf Preeident, COM. et sagacity in public affairs which bas latter, however clemoroue he may he Pols me to admit, that there is, in " this ade htm, among his countrymen, the in sustaining that of the former. proceeding. one feature which may ger an of men; when, eir, be saw the den. How, then, did those Senators act, to discredit the indebted Stateev and irises influence of England over our when, on a recent occatiotenot only the that is the second breech of the eubsti. . Kinds and our destinies, not onlv ex- credit, but even the verv being, of this tuts proposed by the Senator from Kee ted indirectly through the paper says. Government was involved I Who hes lucky, (Mr Crittenden.) ' , ', , ne and its political party, but eaw, forgotten it I What patriot ever will, These ere the words: - ' , - tewise, this influence openly imbodied, ever can, cease to remember the ismer- "Resolved, That it would be just and id authoritatively put forth, in the edict rection or 18371 I say the insurree. proper to distribute the proceeds of the . question, when he sew the anxious lion, not of a few inconsiderate men, sales of the public lands among the seve , forts made by British intermit, and the prompted by real or imaginary wants to erat States in fair and ratable-proper,. ' , lends and agents of therm interests all lift their bands against law and social lions; and that the condition of such of ound us,to temper and prepare our peo order! No: but the insurrection or a the States as have contracted' debts is . a and Government for obedience to thousand hanks, deliberately planned. such, at the preeent moment of prees,ure iis mandate; when he saw the danger and simulteneously executed, through. and difficulty, as to render such shoed. F delay, and therefore submitted hie re. out the Republic; an insurrection a- bution especially expedient and impure . Autionsresolutions.declaring the con. gainet the whole body ef the.peoplet as ant." iitutional incompetency of ibis Govern. well as against Government and law;an Here then, whilst in the repott ' and tent to aesume these debt.: when be insurrection of corporations, not ppm. resolutions of the committee, no word ie - darted these hie views at large in a sod, but enjoying privilegesenjoying found to question the ability or readi... peach; when the resolutions were by the poseession and the use of;the whole nese of the States to meet their engage., le Senate, referred to a select commit public revenues. The Government had melds, even le the very hour and io the , iittee (for such was deemed their im. resources. even beyond its immediate last dollar, this substitute solemnly tee ortance,) when these things transpired, wants. Congress bad made appropri- solves 61that the condition of such dale ' hat answer was made! Nene; none, miens for the public service, abundant in States toe have contracted debts is such ave the indistinct unessinese ors Son- every partieulsrall visa in the custody at the present moment of difficulty, es le ., tor or two, obscurely hinting their of the bank. as the confidential agents render the udistribidion" ' of' the pro,. : louets and misgiving But, on the of the Government and the public. So node of the peblic lands seispecially ' entrary, silence, deep and dismal as stood affairs; whets, without a moment's expedient and important." -le euch their be dead of night, reigned through the warning, the banks the whole country "conditiont' Is such their 61preseure ' ;: - links of the ' opposition, and so for over, slammed their doors in the face and difficulty," that it becomes uespeo reeks they continued. But to observe of the ' peoplerefused to pay their ciallyexpedient and important" to pay he change. The committee now sub. notesrefused to deliver up one dollar their debts for them, if they are theme nitted their report, sustaining the rem). of the public moneycalling ibis iota- mikes ablp to pay! And who is it that :. utions against the assumption: andoit mous act of treason and rebellion by the makes this declaraarn 1 ' Not 'we, but ; be same moment, the Senator from Mos soft name of siumension. Thus, in vie. the Senator from Kentucky; be who, as lachusetts Mr. WEBSTSLII fresh from lotion of every lay4 was every man in a friend of State credit, - is alarmed . he purifying 'presence 01 the bankers tez the nation. and every ' branch of the when others merely 'speak of the debts, ,'. irokers of England, makes his advent Goverenmeet openly defied. Thus wee though theybe already es- notorious': le -, nto the Senate. NOW kir the conflict. everl appropriation made by Congress 'the world, as the existence of the Staloff -:' -. 4o sooner did the sound of the trumpet eeized by the banks; and the Govern:. 'themeelvels.' ' ' ' , 1, ; ' ', ' .1 ' -,,le ' innounce the presence of the herald than ment in the.abbence or Congress, left Yet, eir, it is for a reason gigher thie ' ' Senators, hitherto in ambush, sprang to without e dollar to execute the laws. this, that I hive read this substitute.- 11 Lheir feet, es ifs lion had Waited intheir Congress was instantly celled together have read itilecause it proposes, in the'. - . midst. One and all now chimed in , to by the President. - The two Houses is. 'most unequivocal' hingusge the indirect ,'. 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