The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-01

guage' no one can doubt that H..
 was m truth intended for elect;oaass ','ss h'eaey poses and the particular uses ta ,.s. ss.'g pqf- proved to have been applied, ab,@1.ll.ils ,sa I ls show that 1t was so understood ~gMg'laantly was the evidence complete ps e 4,e' . only application of the money and pow.r " s past bank to eleetioneering purposes rs3g' a. 2 the the resolution of the board of n;sa9. Dse lhat t1crized the same course b 5e onrss, s'l future. pursued ln
 It being thus established by ,,D,.,...
 ble proof, that the Bank of tba seTliona. gl5 States was converted into perman,a. a''ed d tloneerng engine, it arpeared to ,po r' f.ee e the path ot dniy which the Execute s ', i,a' partment of the Government ooslt se Y N ps sue, was not doubtful. As, by tSa Sst to 'o P''l. the bank charter, no officer but tbe ss's sas. q tary ot the Treasury could remove ,ba a'ls' l posltes, 1t seemed to me that this ap,S.. as Gs' ought so be at once exened to dear;;ra '9i'f : great corporation of the support aag ,a'e e.a '.a fenance of the Government, in sres e9'l'' oi les funds ana such an exertion of fiIsses CT. In this point of the case, tbe eaaF' m Fss' lis distinctly presented, whether tba lss49a nas.9 Iof the United States arc to govern ,braa' rssll5 representatives chosen by their naba. ;.'as, suflrages. or whether the money and J,~9sSa "S of' great corporation are to ba saa.'. rs"Ti eAerted to influence their i iutiemqnt s'ss1 Vi control their decisions. Ii nl,st aa.I "@ determined whether the banl, ,sta I5aas sn U candidates fer salli sali offices iii .;tlIs so,a. ,us from the highest to the lowest or ssas! sSata candidates on both sides of political '1.' e'a. tions shall be brought forward as hereldai, a,,s and supported by the usual means. '''
 At this time the efforts of the bant : eo.troi public opinion, through lhe dll'si,s, ises of some and the fears. of others s, equally apparent, and, if possible, r0ore sS % jeetionable. By a curlailneut of iiis ss commodatlons, more rapid than any sns. gency requires, and even wliie f re5,, specie to an almost unprecedented amnri in its vaults, it Is attempting to 6ro,trs great embarrassment in one portion of 6
 community, while, through presses kmp,
 to have been sustained by its InoDeF. | at
 attempts by unlouided alarms, to cleae
 panic in all.
 These are the means by ,slhi!c!h, ,seh!ch i sem;
 to expect that II can force restoration If
 the dePosites, and as necessary coq.
 qnence. exfort ftom Congress renewal d
 its charter. am happy to know that tho the good sense of our people, the eH51@
 get up panic has hitherto failed, and Ih
 through the increased aecoaanoaaiaS which the State banks have bdsn enatljb
 afford, no public distress has followed ik
 exertions of tie bank; and it eanad k
 doubted that the exercise Of Its pdWef aa E'' the expenditure of its moneY as aeIas z. efforts to spread groundless aIagn, VII h v { met and rebuked as they deserve. Inn r,s own sphere of duty, 1 should feel mesf P, called on, by the facts disclosed, to adE <, scare facfas against the bank, win peg t x, put an end to the chartered fishts t hsa va palpably violated, were 1t not that lbe de x. ter itself will expire as soon as delSA <, \ would probably be obtained from the CaH E n 4, of last resort. i5
 called the attention of CongessDS ms subject in my last annual message andf en formed them that such measures as Fa ib within the reach of the Secretary of the lt&
 sury, had been taken to enable him to yss ves whether the public deposites n the Da Eb of the United States were entirely sae ' De that as his single powers might be pn quate to the object, recommended ls 7 f .jeet to Congress, as worthy of tleH \ er ous investigations declaring ltas nf qs a ion that an inquiry into the transael,n. eg that institution, embracing the blaaeans sfl well as the principal bank, vas caHss Eai hy the credit which was given tllIo's1 he the country to many serious elaIsg ,s nod peaching their character, and when ass hc might justly excite the apPfehenSp@ leay they were no longer safe deposlal 1 the public money. The extent 10 Fs .s eve the examination, thus recomnefaVs Pec gone into, is spread upon y0ul lsas II nun and is too well known to reqalre 'V's ot ed. Snoh as was made resulted \ :. our port from majority of the t0illp's s., a Ways and Means, touching eefaa s =Sa0d fled points only, concluding win a ar ri war ton that she Government deposle K K | safely be continued in the Da'n ,as lelr' United States. This resolution Na'' a. .s 'abt ted at the close of the session. oy .s % and of majority of the House 0l " pos' tatlyes. [, sR ''si'
 Although I may not always i,2. 's nap lfov m concur in the views of the p'pa' rg or the duties of its agents sll&1 ,s 'on taken by the other departments a',s g Is sou vernnlent, or either of its efansS Ilss 1si u0a notwithstanding, wholly !, iafsRs Ss na sa um cere respect, all opinions or ssd mel asn aal ceeding from sucha source ap 'a Jo sat sep s to none, am more inclined Q l'.ss v I i feet to the House of Represeil''ss'n',sr ',sr, a oeel
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