Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

lsslu NllA u.
BE dues, as aas aaI.
sDecio Coz public .auI
credit. Iiisa matdlaI
the sorih.wosisrh hana
nj vnu indaif8 uhT there
In circulation, the cause can D. 'l.- f.
action of tio government, which nls
Iecrei the specie through the land offices
and pesi ofires. and placed i in the vaults
ofa few hvoriio bnnos, which are forced
toproiest the drafts oflhe government drawn
10 discharge It's ohtga6ans. u lyoq inquire
into the cause of tbs sudden depreciation Of
p1per money, and The general suspension
&c specie payments BY lhe sluks, i wIll be
iornl lhat the goyeFuneni Threw che hssi
stone. created demand iof specie, aud des-
tr6ved their credit
But, gentlemen. what remedy will ihs
administration oiIcrl What viii iho Pro-
sident recommend % lhc caled session Fl
Congressg Cin ihe author of lho lotor g
Sherrod Williams rcommsni a National
Bank2 Tho hard money doctrines ofCJl.
Benton were ia the ascelidant "a iho adj
iourpment Of the hast Congress They
were undersiooI 10 beenlorsselby General
jackson, ana of course ze ,l1usly espDusod
Nv Kendall, Blair, and the rest Of the
Benton dynasty. They had got the GEN
erals blood up for hard-H@ney and ne
eredit-hands of and money duwn-andhe
charged upon the papcgepTency and credit
system ofiho country, as he did upon the.
Indians at the Horseshoe, aud he has left
them in pretty much the same manglei
and PROSTATE condition. Aad although a
temporary success felllwed, the disastrous
reaction has come. Whnt,istu be done :
win the General leave Col. Denlon eseli-
tary and alone," or hold out for the aald
humbug9 Upon this depends Mr. Van
Buren's fate. Benton, hacked By Gen.
Jarkson's name, he csnnot enconnler--
From the signs of the times, predict thni
there will be substitute for the Uniled
States Bank, with Gen. Jackson's sanction.
But what will become Of Col. Bentogg--
Let no man so far deceive, him ELF rs to
suppose there will bo single tear she'd
aver him: they would rei,ice TO see him
thrown oyerboardwith his metallic currency
about his neck, where il is sgid some flhe
rag moaey once aoas foaad Il may be
that the Colonel exhibited bis afrst and
past1nate love" for expunging as we'll as
This aversion to piper money, fronEthis car
lv association of ideas. To give him his
quietus,i tits only necessary fat Gen. jackson
to withdraw his endorsement and fepudiate
his crude notions ofa hanl money cnrren-
cy, and return To the principles OF his veto
message, for sustaining avhieh he has de-
nounccd John Bell Of Tennessee. This l
have no doubt he win da, if he has not al
ready done 50. lie always yields 70 cir
cumsmnces, if he cann3t make circmslanc-
es Weld to him.
There has, and very probably ever will
prevail, a great error as ~ SINE Of the
leading traits Of Andrew JacksOn's churac-
ter. heard him Oncc declare tlAat ann
man could put his finger On any act Of his
life which was rash naIess rashness lpGs
POLICY have been Uft0n Fcmlmded Of
this declaration. II lisa key u his charac-
ter. He ow os his. success in life oit He
is much shrewlcr and more sagacious
man than his successor. lfa man was to
he won by curiosity, or secured by favor, or
taken by storm, he never failed to secure
him. If all these filled, he would fly into a
rayo at.the discovery Of sonc treachorous
dcsign--lenounce him i'll the highways
And where his frown of hatred darkly fell,
Hope wilhoriug aed, and Mercy sighed Fare
we'll"
He would thus excite other men to do that
at which they woald be asst nished in thoir
calm and rciionll moments. The world
will scarcely give him credit for the ttct
and sagacity which he has ever possessed.
lie has not been m)ro remarkable fIr bold
asss thn FIR c1gii0n. lie HIS ever pos
sessod. in an eminent degree, the pDw-
or TO inspire conf lence and create terror
amongst men. At the battle Il tclaaw,
his army bocamo hrI pre- 'seI by a
superior force. one win. Ind given way in
great disorder, and all thu ctf,rjs of his
most intrepid oil 'ors to lDrn them into
line proved unwilling, when Goner-
al Jackson clmc hmaelf, r,gily like the
oceln. The alfti1 1hted mjIGimcn chm e
ed sides of the trees beh;n which rhoy
were hiding, cx,,o'ny their bucks to the
bullets, orthc enemy, as less 10 be feared
thln the General in IL rage. lie ordered
the fist officer he met to chW5c over the
creek an drive the Indians from their posi-
ton. He declared that his men would not
20. "Ii is beclnse you will not how them
tho way" said the General, and turning to
Col. Elou, of Tennessee, he exclaimed
"George c1ar you cIargeY The answer
was Il leap into the water, with every man
at his back. And it has ever been the
case, that while he came only to the brink
himself, from whence lie cOld rally ac-
coring to circumstances, he would nuke
other mon take the plunge. 81 it will be
now-hc occupies position upon piper
which will enable him to accommodate
himself to the question ,ot hank Whom
Mr.. Hayne, of .SoHh Carolina, made bis
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