Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-12-27

=, the safeguards Of tho law, and place II IN
personal custody and control
Its next is, to throw it completely into
the hands of the President, by means OF
the control which he exercises over all
the subordinate officers oil the government.
Its next is, to create difference in the
currency Of the country, making two cur
rencies, where there is now but one; the
better currency for the office holders, and
the 6aSer for the nation, the people.
Itnext attacks, vitality attacks the Gre
dit system OF the country, as now main
tanned by means of Bank notes, mercan-
| tile facilities, and the like, and is inten-
ded finally, to overthrow that system,
which is the 'oilspring Of Liberty, and
genial to free Institutions; is friendly to
the aborer, and scattcrs its blessings upon
the poor man as we'll as the rich; it ena-
bles the poor farmer to obtain his lands
and implements OF husbandry, the poor
mechanic his tools and stock in trade; and
the hard working laborer, to oDAin his
daily wages, constant employment, ard a
Support for his family, which gives an
equal footing, equal rights, and equal chan
cos of success to all and is the great in
strument OF our prosperity as individuals,
and OF our advancement as nation"
1t would make the rich richer and The
poor poorer, by augmenting the value Of
the money Of the former, and depressing
the price OF the labor Of the latter. This
would be one Of its most extensive, mis-
chlevous and ruinous effects.
1t creates an army of office holders, in
addition to the tens of thousands who are
now eating out the substance of the people,
and seeking to tyranize over them in all
their affairs.
1t gives to those. office holders and de-
pendants an executive favor and bounty.
he Immediate custody of the uncounted
Millions which must pass through the
Treasury, thus placing in their hands the
means OF the most dangerous corruption,
nd furnishing temptations 10 specuations
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IL viii necessarily and inevitably in
Owe large additional expenditure by .
le government, in the shape of sales, u
'cks, bolts, and bars to keep the money, S
nd IN the compensation and perquisitcs n
The officers managing it. Now, not a =
h9le aoi'ar Is called for, for any such
lrPose All the money of the govern. !.
ent is received and disbursed, by the lit
INKS, without charge. 81
II would render the money in the Trea.. ID
Try at all times comparatively unsaGa ry
II the sub treasurers themselves were
'nest, "thleves might break through and
cal" 1t, situated as it would be, in secure
lIdlngs and places.
1t makes war, eXtermnating war, upon ne
Q whole credit, capital, commerce and
lustry OF the nation, by. refusing the OH
st, diminishing the second to about one SUI
~ - -. -nrosont amount, and ksfusiag ue'
the resi- Inc rewards and facilities an
which il rests. y tin
IN me II IS a revolutionary measure, Fh
oversize OF all the practice and princi. not
$ OF the government, and aiming to sub DAY
lote mere ErccMttUe pOaCer for the safe on
wholesome operations Of law. As wei
n we denounce il. and onnoso !, al cur
upon every patriot in the land, as he L
ues the highest interest of his country,
mite IN crushing the first dawnings Of
attempt TO carry into execution.
NeU BruaSWick Freedoniau.