The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-13

'he tss "eeNeH1 "s'"'@' III would have h..
great Improvement, IN ny opinion, il the 80 ~
bringing about The resumption Of specie !, We q
coniainsd IN the substitute, we're reversed ,.a
10 say. II, instead OF faing on the L., Of Jnl, ="
sumption. IL had provided that the note. :, y Il
tain number Of sac, sound. and unaps,,;,. " W
banks 10 be selected, should be forth ain
by the General Government, in payn.r, =
public dues. and that IL the selected bail. = u
resume by future designated day. tb,,, ~
should cease 10 be taken. Several lmm,d..,Va
fect- would follow lsf. The Goyc,pus,, q
withdraw frum the market as a eump,ii,., ~
the banks for specie, and they would be 81, "a
fufbe 20 strengthen themselves. Ana on. esA
fidenes would be restored by taking of the s,.s
70 and diseouhtenance thrown upon all - !"
the Government. And uhy should not fb,.s.'J
be 80 received They are a. good 4, ~ va
notes ii not better. They answer all N, 49, HV
OF the STATE Governments and the psople n
uow would buy as much as specie could b,,,
msndsd at the period Of suspension. Thr,s
| be dsbursed BY the Government Auc. Gn,a, =
measure would be temporary. ~
| But tho true and only ,iiescieus and pe,p,,..,
remedy. -olemnly bslieye, Is 10 be ioa.1
Bank OF fhe United STATES, properly orr.np,4 :,
/ cunsfiluied. We ale fold that such ~.
fraughi With indeset,bsble danger; and ~, !
Government must, Ia the sequel, yet po.,,...'
4 Of the bsnk, OF the bank OF tic Goserpu,,,,
oppose 10 these imaginary ie'tots the prsds,l,,
p,tlence Of foIty years. | oppos, u tht,o n.
sue Of the memorable co, test, comuertss /, 4
late PfssidsGio f the Uuii,d sfatrs, ssan,tft.
Bank OF the untied States. The sdu,e.,,,-.
OF that bank had been rfhout serious ssy i,
had gwen no ju.t offence o. the Goycrrnstl
wards which II had istihlally psriofnto ,,,,s
naneial duty. Under u. able ard en,sk,.ss
President u had fulfilled over auti,l,afse -,
had been formed b. those 1hO ertsLd i. Pa.
dent jackson pronounce The eels' thai last,,
and R did fall, 0gaInd the ssstss o, o. lpaes
ms iorny ef the peellc Of the [ blfco Ssls,. a.
Raiasf The Convictions OF tie uitii, ttitiis,t,t
lsfgs naJaruy of iat Stsies aud D. The sitss.,
0i ths beat thisfssts OF tho Niole ooutif, Ia
,uuocenf. unof edsag, and aighl, bsu,hal =.
tnftua could be thus easily destroyed by H. sse
~ one man, " here wouid be the o.iIieuIy i.
,ug u, n u had given any real cause 10 sta.
msdsefslon Finally, | oppose TO hes =.
"glnary ,crrors the example drduclbs ia
English history. There hauk b.. as
I'd sruce the year 1904, end neither l.. B,
hauk got possession OF the Go,cfnneu, u
the Government Of The bark. Ties aa
existed IN harmony together, bolh cco2s
ng to the prosperity OF that great ceea7.
and they have "a existed, and so CO.., i.
ed. because each has avoided cheu,buIs
wards the other that ~aniau and grssgs
sary spirt Of hostility Which ~ss ga.fs
nSlely rugeudcrrd N the bosom q b. a
President of the United States.
am sdnon,shcd, NJ, by my slbsssa
strength, and BY, fear, sour more tisgz
ted patience, to hasten TO a closs, Y
President, q great, novel, and ubiralta
sure Is perseyeringly urged upou Iae arr,
lance Of Congress. That u IS Pitsssa
Nth Tremendous consequence, iof ped q
evil, Is undenlablc, aud Admitted :, q
Ne iiruh believe that 1t vii he 4.d 81
the bsst interests Of this country, at4 s2e
tnately subsersise Of ,ts hb%fllcs. Ia
Wbo have been greatly disappointed .
~ measures oi equal promise, can COY -
IN the doubtful AID uncertain calutt, Is
as operation may prove sa.u'a'l IN
Il sas FIRST proposed AZ Tire extra sssaA
the shuis People have not bad sn ne
tunity Of passing 10 judgment VA I :
their elections. A far rs ihct Lave, a4|
have expressed their uuqushll . c.'ai''
baton. From Naiuc to the state q "
assippI, IT. condcmnaiiou has ben t9.l
numbered forth. la every lnirrent.
lection, the Administration has tccn at4
ed, OF its former maptiires p'oin -
Name has spoken; Nes York, Pebfa .
nta, Mary land. OHIO, Rhode Island Va
sippl, aud Michigan, oil these S'a'e J
totes and terms not to be mlsurdfis.@
have denounced the measure. y =
stone State tod bless her has tSff
claimed ber rejection Of It; ouee y :
polls. and once through her Lfe'a".
Friends and foes OF the Admnisln'fa ="
united ~ condemnlng II. And, 81 if =
moment ahrn an addressing Jou' ~
meeting Of the late supporters Of 'af =
mlnlslraiion, headed By the dsiInEsS
gentleman who presided IN the e'ess
college which gave the vote q hal ~
tic State 10 Pres,d, nj Van Buren' aH
semblIng In Philadelphia to protest ~
" against the passage OF this ol'
right that under such circumstances H'%
be- forced upon reluctant but Tree =.
telligcn, People Is 1t right Thai la's
ate, constituted as II nov Is, sbouo ="
sanction to the measure | ssy
disrespectiul or taunllbg sense oo'
cuiitled according TO the latest eiPl's
Of the popular will, and IN virtue u
iestatlons Of opinion deliberately e'pa
by State Legislatures, to q vote
five against the bill and ! am rea'' VI i.
ter with any Senator friendly TO 'he w.
istrstlon, INTO details TO prove The ~ n n
Will the Senate then, bring upon ~.
odlun Of passing this bill !! ! 'pP'J - III