Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-06

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Fac, ny,as there 1. q r,,ulr,,ou 20 pabhe opia
sea. uos yoing en-. sh.ier.t may BE- the opiuion
efthe sn~u.eef ffou New yo'k q, others. ! thins
the al elections prove tho. snd hat other mere
rstsnt events confirm u. ! lhins y revolt o.
fsiItt the sssoiuie eicis'ion 81 party a revolt q.
g,ast eosfsion 90 the public Judgment and &c
psetslly stesoli. sgsinst the adoption Of new o'is
ehisvoss sspsdisni' on questions 81 deep public
Interest revolt sgsistt the fssh unbrided ,pirt
Of ehsnge . revolution, IN .hui', sgsinst further
s'oSiion. hope. most .isestely. tba, this rev.
ols,'oa may 70 90 not, cir. for The sske Of men.
but fOt The sake of measures ard Tor The ssks of
the country. I sisb II TO proceed, uil the y hole
sosB'rr. sHh go imrc''t's unity 81 voice. shsll
call bach Congress to ibe true policy Of The Gov
srnmsnt.
Tho honorable member from New York 10 Of
opinion. ar ths, there are only three courses open
to ~. We mu,', he urges. either adopt this
messete. 81 reiUra TO system of dePoses with
the State Banks or establish kationsl Bank.
Nov, cir, suppose this TO lie a. The gentleman
sistss thea say tina, either Of tho Others IL bet.
ter than thu. would prefer doing alnos, any
hing. and ~osld vastly prefer doing nothing, 10
thting his bill.
need not eonetsi my own opinlons. sn 10
favor ofa Ns,onsl Institution, with such provs.
iObs tna aeurI,ies a. Congress rnsy think proper,
10 ru,rd ,eaini: danger. and Sgss,t abuse. But
the bonnrsbls member disposcs of this q, once. BY
the declaration. tina, he himself can never conscn,
10 q Bank, being utterly opposed TO il. both on
constitutional grounds. and grounds Of .spedenoy.
1hr geniltmans opinion. sr. slsays respected. is
eers,aly Of gret, weight and importance. from the
public situation he oeuPie.. But although these
ere his opinions. 10 It cctisin ,hs, nsjnrty OF the
People of Tho Cocn,ry agree Whh him IN this par
uepsr' think not. verify believe a ms joriiy
ofihe people Of The United Sistcs are, now of the
opinion. that National Bans. properly cons,i,u,.
3D. limited. and guarded is both constitutional. and
sHpedien:, and ought now to be established. So
hr eel can learn. three fourths Of the Western
People are Tor u. Their Represe siiyes here
can form better Judgment but such Is my opin-
Inn. upon the bes, information which can obtain
The South may be more divided. may be aims;
National Institution but looking. sgan 10 the
centre. tho North, aud The East, and comprehend
'tg the whole IN one ,ew believe The prevalent
seniime., 10 such ss | have stated.
~ the lat session, great pains we're taken to
obtsin vote. &c this aud the other House against
Bank. for the obvious purpose Of placing s0ch an
Institution DOT oi The let OF remedies, and
oneiilng the People TO the Sub-Treasury Scheme
Well. cir, and did those voice produce any effect
-pone si ell. The People did not, aud do not
care rush for them. | never have seen. or heard,
hn ~ ali Oh -,
these votes Of ours. The honorable member. to.
day. opposed ss he lie 10 a Bank. has not even al
Iujed 10 them. So entirely vain 10 II, sir, ia this
eoonify to attempt TO foresisll commit, or eoerce
the public judgment. All those resolutions fell
perfectly dead en- the table Of the two Honses.--
We may resolve ~hat We please. and resolve il
when We plesse, but II the People do not like il,
q, their own good pleasure they vii. rescind i, -;
end they are no, likely 10 continue their spproba.
Ton long, TO any syttem of measures, however
plausible. which terminates ia deep disappoint-
ment Of oil their hopes for their own prosperity.
have 'sd. cir, that 10 preference to this Bill,
would uy some modification of the State Bank
system s1d will cheerfuily 90 So shhough ,y-
cry body know. lha, always opposed that system
sull. think II Ices objectionable than this. NJ
Ptes,den' ia my opinion. the real source Of the
evil. hes in tie tone. and .pi,, and general feel
ing. which have prevailed the Administration for
acme year, pss'. verify believe the origin il
there. That .pIrli. fully believe. hiss been deep
iy ant Commercial and Of late decidedly unfriend
ly to tho Stsie institutions. DO the lssding press
%. IN favor Of the Administration. spesk tie ow q
sentiments II you think they do, then look 81
the baggage saG spitit oi those presses. DO they
MT manifest an uneessing and bitter hostility 10
the msfesni,le classes. and to the Institutions Of
ID. Sis,es' leefiGinly never supposed The State
Bsnks 81 sgenis for furnishing regulating
uonsi currency bot hare though, them useful
in their proper place.. At any sie the States
had po~et 10 establish them. and have established
then, md We nave 40 right 10 tadesr0r to des.
troy them. How 10 II then, that generally. every
leading Prcs'. which supports The Admiui,trstob.
jon. in the scaersl cry sg,,u.i these Institution.
efthe st.tesi Hos sn. lit be not that spir.
u, hosiile 10 ihese tnsti,u,ons has some 10 per.
vtte the Authorization itseift
10 my Opinion. the State Backs on every ground
eems0d other uesimeni srd the interest Of the
eoaaify reqg'res that they .hosld receive oths,
iresinsnt. The government has used hem. end
VII shoals II nov not only desert, bot abuse ibeml
Thai soa'e 81 the selected Banks have beh,ved
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