Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

emn.ited Oh
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ak am. which E have
Hmt VIII become Of
I alH. Eahoa-Iemaemlsf What
e''. iae a alfh their caaselencoSand con-
I aple ! slpp1so however
.aalLIeg arz saora 3 SUPPORT 30 Coaati-
9a ds aaiersfals iL lsThe party"
being a aaiI, i follows that the Generals Is
tae oaiY ronscience which belongs % =.
and ihey have used anl abusadxhaf, until
3 has beeune as Tough AM hard Is a ne
groe's heel, who can rua down flint bin
without raIsinga sione-bruise.
predict That the party viii declare for
bank 10 bis name, and .wilh his approba-
Ton. There was nmor in Nashville
when lelt that eily a few weeks ago,
coming fram a S0arco which seemed to be
authentic, thll he was already bank m IN.
Aa1re.e Jacss0a fie btuik MN, will star;le
miny a good fellow who beongs 10 the
~deaqcrafecy," Gas one Of them declared
The other day) but the test Of genuiueness is
their willingness 10 take the constitution as
he aaderSfaads Il.
A circumstance which would seem 10
give plausability to this rumlr, is lint
high officer Of the government, the Vice
President of the United States, pnid Wis
It to Nashville about that time, aud ap-
peared to feel the weight of government
resting heavily upon his sh builders, docllr-
ing that something ought TO be don,. lie
posted off to tho Hermitage, where he spent
only one night, returned to the city, AMI lett
before daylight in the stage. OF course
no one positively knew the object of this
extraordinary mission, but it WIS natural to
suppose thai the Vice Prsidcnt was sent to
ask permission Of the Ex-president for the
President ollhe United States to relx bis
policy. ana ad1pt s9me measure Of relief.
! would respectfully ggesl whether i
would not he alafa Aaiahl farthe Pnesl-
dent 10 have minister aeaF lhe
Hermitage IfIhe slaiaal
absolntion aild "a
the bank slaadafa S IS
yoa mty lo3k eal faI efa
/ =.
ling, some handsoIae
during the coming e|ee
be a substitute fof flbe Ilnlsea States
Bat what kid If a substitute caa Be es||
ed from tlis administration, pledged. Is i Is,
10 follow ia he footsteps OF de iasl. with
many Its naenbers committed against
Baaf2 p Is il not 70 ho feared lhal illee uil
patch up something which viii serve s. OH
err end but % increase the p llniaaes q lbe
government Il seems q ae lha lhe
friends Of national bank -ih.sse gent leaien
who have 90 doubt as % The peWef q t'.la.
gress over he subiocl---slsould ucl Nilh
great delibefasisn and caution. They
should romemlef lllaf tie citizens a 4
large section of shc Uniled slales--and /
confess lliat am amongaE tint nasnber---
feel great constitutional diliic lllies on
this subject. No occasion has presented
itself 80 favorable o. ihs present, lpF the
final stilemont of this vcxed question -
Congress will continue III session from
September until July, atiis next meeting,
during which time that body, as we'll as
the state Legislatures, can definitely uSt
upon subject, by an express and indispata-
bic grant Of power. NV is the time to put
finally to rest question which h1s and
otherwise will, continue 10 agitatc country.
Gentlemen, we have mach cause o. graft
uIation, amidst the general distress, at the
strong manifestations of the true spirit of
liberty, which are every where abroad in the
lanl: spirit, not of resistance to the laws,
but of rclurm, which will place the govern
mcnt in the hands of the people. through
their constituted authorities.
Gentlemen, accept for yourselves, and
tic citizens of Madisonvllr, assurance OF
my gratitude.
am, your very obd't scrv't.
BAILlE PAXTON.
M3ssss. D. NJ. Porter. Wan. q.
Crdmp, Isaac Enloe, Owen
Van Vaclor, c. " Woodaon,
| I NJ Sillcr. NJ 4d;SOnyiilu.