Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
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pretty clearly established that the interests of the
country and have been for the past eight years. in the
party whose principal ojeci continue aud ag
grandize itself power With the why the wherefore this
So commercial economists have nothing do The
fact presented to and must treat il rs such
Among opinions entertained head quarters,
no place been given n any that conflict
ed with the interests OF the party
One startling fact has developed itself alarmDgy than
ever under the present Of influence per.
every department the government executive judicial
legislative orless II pervades the great Of in
uena electors in all the states That fact is, that the
the Congress Of the United Stacs than
thirds them without respect party deeply and respon Il
bly, engaged in the land pecuaons Of the SOUTH west and
southwest
Mr. Van Buren, knows this. feels this shapes his course
accordingly.
What hopes OF the country during
sion Congress- What have The uninereed a right hope
for! Will National Bank be chartered for so 100
years. will enable the spectators their engage
for the coming two years win the old U. States Bank
be sarered Here conflict OF interest takes place The
wing specua,ors will menopoze all the favors Of the nu
the exclusion Democratic specuater What will
be done then
The collector and receiver viii he made the depostars Of
the public funds Treasury will disbursc them by
OF drafts upon the said officers For the bank
and be divorced wbig well as Dcmoc ratio spe
cuators require that should be- evuson will
the country centre the failure OF the great land peca
latisns
will the collection and disbursement OF the
as above suggested advantage the party poweri The Trea
sury must from IS millions OF drafts IN all
perhaps FIVE dollars upwards Must did sayl Yes must
E the collection of the five millions OF bonds wing
will be endangered The loss OF already the gov
eminent four millions Mr.. Van Buren, and his party
will take care TO this runous OF things
win Congress support the Treasury draft system Yes II
il the interest ohe majority do They have funds
There mus, he No third body under the direct
ors IN interfere in their The Wings seeing this will
assist in the scheme hope OF picking of the
The enforcement Of bank and is the popular cry, and
| this tide the administration will float its bark.
Il sweeping charge, TO that the majority Of Con-
gress land spectators, No From wr Webster down
Radcliffe Boon Indiana they more or less Interested In
the purchase sale Of public domain IL is matter Of
public noorety Every body knows how deeply concerned
the Walkers the wrghts The Tamadge the Jenners and
ahosof others in lands This fact will show that men
whose private Interests absorbing unfit to legae
tori great country lke this
The boats Of Louisiana rich auvons Of Mississippi the
cane brakes OF Arkansas and pra ris and wood
lands Of the west contain the heart interests and affections OF
theetour, OF our LEGISLATOR from Maise Louisiana The
Legislation Of the coming Congress mill be shaped the
exgences OF the great land spectators OF the Union
merce Is broken and its spirit bruised alm., 10 the DEATH
II viii I've forgotten in the Of the sep,emer session.
land, land land viii be the secret spring that will control
the energies OF sur National legislature.
with these facts before eyes, woud n, folly M, 10
point the result We look question Of Treasury
system coolly and calmly Politically, shall express our