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placed % uee, whose line OF action is thus
opposed to the eurreat of'their Opinions -
They may nov oocy necessity but neeessi-
" ia hated master. from which they viii
gladly escape the instant opportunity ODER,
or enn Be eontrived:
--Vovs made In pain
Ease s'ii rrr.nt - s,oiesi s.J soid."
"oPPoslios--,issas. Incorporating epposi-
lea 10 hs Sch T'sassSy Sysi,ns. 10 the true
course Of patriotism, wisdom, and safety 10
the soun,-y"
For ourselves. We shall slaad sioof from
oil these .e, pedieut," or experiments" un-
al the "iipker." shalt have completed their
'ks.ier currency" job--until, TO use q fan,i-
lar phrase, they shall have made the spoon
or sPo,lt the horn" and We consider IL the
par, Of wisdom and true policy, that ell wings
pur,ue . like eour,e. Let those Who have
brought us. the elves, aud the whole coun-
try into diaieuliies,--~ho have. BY their ig-
porsnee Of the true principles Of navigation.
wrecked the ship OF state, have tho t.,k Of
rish,inE the ship. After all their effort,
shall have been expended, all their "e1peri-
meats" tried, aud proved insdee,u,i. then
il Will be time enough for the Wing, to 90
10 tho rescue.
Mr.. Mason showed an uadi nini>hsd love
for the pet Banks" noi~ ith,,apdins .'the
party" Gen. Jackson. his m.n Friday, "thc
follower IN the foOt,teP,," Amos Kendall.
Dear Blair" Tray, Blanche, Sweetheart,
and all, have long siaee de ,nesd them in
the most indignant terms. AR. NJ. contend
ed that these once Governmen ut favofite. "a al
fulfilled all ihei. obligations TO the Goyeru-
nsnt. IN regard TO the de posiie,--havs paid
out promptly the money placed With them
TOE ssie.ksePing, &c. lie Now. here Mr.
Mason places himself IN direct opposition 10
Gen. Jackson, the great Head OF the Demo-
cratic family, aud tie whole party. 10 q
communicates an the last Fiueastle De mo-
erat, written no doubt BY the State Senator
OF that district, mo i. the Gle leader OF the
SoGth-ws'teru Democracy. We find the fol-
lowing remarks In opposition TO MIR. Maton's
statements:
Large amounts OF money are nov in the
posSessIon OF the Banks, (deposiIed With
them in conformity with The provisions Of
the DsposIte law which they have refused,
aud STILL refuse TO pay TO the Federal Co
vernmsnt. the rishtlul owner; and, that re-
fusal compelled the Executive TO call toge
Their the National Legislature, before the re-
guar time OF meeting. Those institutions
have failed To fulfil their obligations; have
failed To pay out the moneys placed with
them FOR safe keeping, and have violated,
N ssery particular, the contract entered into
between themselves and the Secretary o!
the Treasury"
This 10 the language OF Jackson, Van Blu.
rem Democrats and how dare Mr.. Mason
place himself in opposition to ii! Doe.
be not see ,i'st he i. impeachlng the veraei.
~ Of Gen. Jackson aud the whole Van Buren,
party, who ssy that the Banks shave vio-
lated, ~ srery particular. the contract entered
into between themselves aud the Secretary
Of the Treasury Does not Mr.. NJ know
that the ''en,ire failure" " the State Bank
"sHPerinsnt," furnishes the plea for the
su6-treasury "ex PerimsuI" Hear What ths
writer, just noticed, says:
I" Under such circumstances (the non-ful-
h'ment OF the agreements OF the State
Banks) Mr.. Van Buren, recommends thai
They shall no longer be the deposiiories Of
The public revenue; that u shall be retained
in the hands Of the culireIors and agents TO
De appointed Tor that purpose, to be paid
over To the public creditors, Whenever de-
handed. end that the Government, shall he
divorced from all connection With Banks
and restored to what It ~ls intended by the
Trainers OF The Constitution to be- AHARD.
MONEY government"
Now, ~ho is right-who tells the truth.
hs'sr' Jackson, Van Barren. Dear Blair, .
h Co. or Mr.. Mason' who shah decide
When Doctors dissgrseF'
To conclude. There were one or two
ui"os points IN the speech Of Mr. Mason
uPoa which We Intended TO make few re-
asfts, but have not time aud space to do so
- present lis speech va, ereditabIs "a
- ~ popular speaker, but It is thought
- aoi cone up TO some Of his previous ef.
fsFts Under ali the eIreum.tanees, hove
ssr. he sustained himself admirably. There
ssrs too macy Of hiI constituents, Of COZ.
e'stng views, before him. to allow him fair
play. tie convinced msny, Who had before
been 10 doubt. Of the rotisnness OF Mr. Vsn
Bsrsn's. OF rather "Ar. Cslb9un's" Sub
Treasury, ard Trsssary- q snk scheme; and
DID The best, We thought. TO pie a,e ell par.
tiss' bot ~ss pear pleasing none. We had
before been o. opinion, that Mr.. NJ was =
Ri'ss. Tsll@sdEe. h Co. Democrat, bot
We hnd ~s we're mistaken; he !, neither .
whiE tor sDemoersi, nor Is he quite ~ anti.
-Ss'o" &c ~ We sxPerIsd snd hoped to find
him We - HothirG more than special de-
Posits" James ~. Nilsson man. Tie reminded
Us, foreibly, Of the fOllo~ins brief juvsnils
dialogue
"Tom," sid jack 20 his brother, "is dad
WhiE NJ Dsmocrat
. Gosh" Sad Jack, hes marry one, for
he's Wssvet"
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fEFGive the sHtrset from tAe speech Of
the Hos. DiuEt wsssrss. IN to-dsy's Pc
Psr. Psrusal We hops 10 one - ho heard
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