Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

Gle then, present position with their tnlncf lenun
Citations OF the Experiment. But meaning was,
NOT that the public money is now less under the con
irpl of the Executive than WAS betorcbut that the
failure the Experiment. by rendering the adoption
III 4 pew financial system necessary, had placed II in
the power OF Congress, if that body think proper to
exercise IT, eifectuay to drorce the connection be-
tween the two-a connection founded in usnrpation
and violence, aud hostile to the letter aud sriril Of
the tllntion, aud the dissolution OF which should
be much more loudly called for than the divorce OF
BANK and State" which is the cant phrase Of the
party in power, and us new adhcrcms. Mud New would
reply To the Rctormcr's query. why, fthe E>pcr'-
ment placed the custody OF the public money the
hands of the President, did he not. as OF
acquiring What he had lost adopt Mr.. Rncs's project
ofrc-or4 ani1ng IL" b, asking him, why did All. Cal
houn and the Rclumrr dcnouucc the Experiment. in
ls5l, on this ground, II the position itself be false
and VIII, does the President urge the adoption
o the Sublrea~ury scheme if it ii not To restore to
Inn t'I't control of the public money which lie has
lost hy the Experiment DO Mr.. Calhoun and his
zeaous friend oithc ltclormcr suppose that M. Van
Bntcn has been seized with sudden fit of patriotic
jealousy At thr growth OF Erccaire po,ccr and that
eoetary 10 the whole tenor Of his life, rs well as To
his pledge 10 "walh in the footsteps OF his lusiious
aedcc"Nsor,. lac Is ANXIOUS seven dmins his own term
al service, 10 curail the patronage aud diminish the
influence ol ms office What has occurred t. inspire
them with So much confidence in the patriotism and
sel-dcmla oi the President No, no: Nh YIN Bu-
zen has discovered ptohab, that the Experiment did
not work quite well as lis authors anticipated A. an
elec'eneeing cngnc-and lac there orc IN favor OF
feof canIzna the plan, aud simplifying the machine
I'm individual Tlcasnrcr, stationed IN Richmond,
Tor example, will be more plant and supple tool Of
the Executive than Deposltr Bank, nearly every
Director ri "lllc' may be opposrd 10 the patty III
power aud we, even II they otlr same politics,
would mulpl, the obstacles to the exercise Of 1ha,
political influence which i, now untrnlv ascribed to
the Drposifr Bank system. 1t is easier TO swa, one
man than t1clsc--spce ally when the reliance OF the
one for III, bread i, upon the office h. hold, at the
will oithr MN who wishes to mould him 10 hs pnr-
poses, vii tie twelve arr independent Of lhetr off
ccs from which IN Iced they derive no cn,o!un,,nt.
and which, even the, lucrative stations are not
tie gilt ol The administration, but the Sloch,olI-
crS of the institution which they preside.
The Rttormcr says "thr Sub-'frcasur, scheme is
now in operation III lis worst form We do not know
rha the bill which passed the Senate and WI, laid on
The table OF the House. improve the form OF the
system nj all. except - Tar as II provides nominal Sc
el'illy for the safety ot the public funds BY addition
n .ond, and -urjis. rhe only difference j. tia; the
President is now exercising, niDiaat htr the same
control o,erthe plhlic funds. which, II the Sub rrca-
sury scheme BE- adopted, h WI afterwards oNercsc
by ldr. And II, As the R,Io,mcr asserts. the future
oi the Experiment la, thrown the public money INTO
the hands ol the President, The Sb- Trca>pfg N>tew
beiDg Inc meaa r'Hs - o2tntioO II need, 10 ghost
nom the grave tell that the legal recognition of
hi III confirm the f. xrcutive control over the
revenues oft country" hich VIII never agan be di
rorcc', ~ hand is II To "rrSt u~urpcd conceded
powers tonl human agents, unless II be by the sword
of rcNuluti