Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29

I'd Il in the sueriags e the present bout, ,ho, hnd
Gbsraiiy kero,Gor 10 sifsnd 10 Nor Political dg'ics.
"a. Prs.iS,sf Jaels0n aud ne Banjs Tie lsH Pres.
deaf Of tic Uahed states sppcin to be ,ins TO Sre
much h.. pscscetsof sod ~hai he want. 10 tasp he
cea,ui, wakes % decspc, Of oppression Anolet let,
has en siseu tie pubc through The cOoma' q Tho
Nish, BauBer ~h,ch intended TO publish yestotday.
b., 1t len Gu, Tor Of The loss to rea.
der, however bothng ait can 30 accompanied by
ote arclcs ptuvNg fs',y Ct aey proof HeocssA
~ Tic New lork Z, oumcreai Ad,enisef Of Toeidsy
contains the eiies aud tht following comments II
Tic following letter osn thr "ttrufd rhisf. TO
hand ,esterdi, morning 10 the telcf however that We
could abundant, prove fsss from Official docuncnts
uHdcr General Jarksoes own band We suspended s pun"
cation until could have tho celebrated
bank veto message OF July, 1882 Having pc'iomed h'
bof we proceed TO give the letter and TO follow up
With proofs Of the amarng fogeuluess Of tie old Neueal
regard 20 the contents Of his state plpcrsor rather
tie state p'pcrs bearing his sgnatutcur he - tnuo.
cent oftheir composition as Mrs Douclsons ltue BABY,
- quote OF his figures Of speech The letter was
~icu by Gen Jackson rather Tor and signed by him.
urdcr 10 All the election oi Van Duten member Of Con
gr's' IN the District lately rcp'cscuod b, Mr. fe,on
IIrRYuAot, Jane o. 1851.
srYpur leirr 81 the ;,h instant, from Carthage ~.
Just reached aud although ibonng uadcr bad head
acte. hasten 10 answer u.
regret To- hear that Mr. Campbell has charged with
being favorable To United s,Slcs bank aod that have d
Yocaed the eonstutionaiy ofsuch sn institution have
oppo-eG To the United states Bank on cons,u
onal grounds There such grant OF power the
gress honstitutonand before congress an consu.
unaly exercise such power the people must make the
grant In the convention that formed IT, popJs-
TORS were made 10 introduce TIE giant &C. power 10 Con
TO create oo'porlonpd al. rejected by lerse
majnrtics and little power asked OF the people
them, would withhold it, The idea Of soyer.
egn power granting charter for bank Of aud
then (as was tho of the u s Bank tho sovereign
power that granted 1t becoming member Of that ncorpo
ted body, or stakeholder is such aburdy that
could reconcile it to myseits dangerous combination
of power and never ought TO exist.
Mr. Websters speech, well that Of Mr. Clay in 1911
1.-THE greatest either made clearly show that there
such power granted congress Congress
can As did before tie formation Of this const uon
vide by law that the should be deposited with the
collector or any other aeen, may choose to oppon for
safe keeping and application the for which the
revenue rsed but has powor 10 establish
porate bank Of issues stockholders
write IN much pain, and regret that young Mr Campbell
has done SO much nfstice to ascrbe To me such
principles. and he prSduce my plan for bank fever
by my message that hodybut expect lie has never
such-he takes the pe d1 of Mr. Bell for the fact
suppose-ca for the information al my plan. You will
please this hasiy scroll write ii by cande-et
ard in much pain and nm very respectfully your mos, obe
ANDREW JACKSON
The moment we saw the letter, we knew tina, an crann
Jaton Of memory '" 70 rns
December, 1880 contains the 10 owing passage
In the spirit pf Improvementhnd compromise which dis
iingushes country and its Institutions, becomes
inquire whether be not possible to the advantages
afforded by the present bank through the agency the
Bank Of tie United States MODIFIED in its prnci plies
and structure as to obyIae constitutional aud other cbec
tons"
1T is thought practicable" he d3niinues, ",o organise
such bank and goes on to shoS how It may be dome
adding tina, the s,1es would be Strengthened by having
,hsI h,pd; the means ans Of furnishing che Local rApEE CUR
THE UNITED STATES, though issuing no paper would
check the issues of the state banks" DC.
In the opening the message before referred the
omit
IN the following terms
"A Bank Of the United State" saws he ",s in mapy
respects conrenientJo, the gorstnment aud u,,d 10 ne
people. Entertaining this opnon aud deeply impressed
with the belief Of the powers and privileges nos
scssed by the existing bank ouhorized by the
subersve Of the rights Of the States and dangerous
to the liberties Of the people felt ii ms duty at an early
period Of my administrator call the attention congress
to III practcabity of organizing institution combining
CERELY REGRET that n the ac, before me can per
cete Of those notifications Of the bank charter wkch
are necessary, IN my opinion, TO make compatible with
justice. with sound policy with the Constut Of our
country"
And toward the close tho document tho fIow ing
remarkable passage occurs in which General Jackson
only that he favor Of bank of tie United
States but dspeased that he had requested to
prepare the plan Of such b1nk.
That bank Of the U. s., competent all tie duties
which he rcqur ed by the government might be 40 or
the reseryed rights states do not eat.ratn doubt
Had the Executive beeen called upon the project
Of such an institution, THE DUTY WOULD HAVE
BEEN CiiEERFULLY PERFORMED
10 addition to which state, that have seen md read
letter IN General Jacksons hand essed TO
the President of the bank Of the u g. asking that nstu
ton to locate branch Of the baak at Pensacola.
We also enabled to state and prove court Of
Justice that General Jackson agreed to recommend
the re chaTteTng OF The old bank he requested
neman TO prepare paragraph for that purpose, lie insert
ed IN his and 10 ha submitted the directors
that II might harmonic with their views-and that such
paragraph prepared and forwrded astingtnn We
could farther prove 10 the satisfaction Of any twelve honest
men, that movement from bany prevented such rec
pmn,endation.
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