Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

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hiuOa. ahI lhp stockholders sod ihe \
smu wil have nude ODE amtnt u =
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TIj mffense NJ uut efficient rlfcu
aUna medium would hc sufficient to.l
purchase ihe planiefs crops "a home 4
/ a Hiet saw rturtt toscfl it,ur receive
advances uh It. tud then ship y toll
. NM, market In the world. and srllit os
. thr interest might require, and not
/ asat present forced a. sell 10 meet
their pccuuiary engagements; and
d another yery important consideration
b. would he tms effected - being able to|
f. shin so large am amount of cotton toI
b Eurouc. il would be able tO realize the
proceeds hi specie, or exchange ON
n amy part ol the world, when the wants
K or our citizens might require II; and
r.. thus, instead of having to suffer- rs al
IN present, the heavy discount on our
&. PAPER, and pay the high premiums on
n. exchange, exchange would be lows
lr.md we should have a sound and use.
,r rul currency, capable Of subscribing
If our commercial wants not only IN
rs Mississippi but throughout the whole
,r country. 1t would not only Afford q
" good currency itself, but enable the
other banks OF the State TO do like
eh wise: and our State would soon pre-
~ sent the nattering and enviablc con
ne dition of bouks solvent, and their mi
convertible into the precious metals
he at the pleasure OF the holders, AM
mo- sought after in every portion OF tn
ms whole country; for il must be eylden
Nv to any rejecting mind, that the bank
MS of this State, properly managed, beIni
.. | able 20 control the great amount G
we our valuable resources, which vi
,;s. command specie when nothing els
ttlr will. can soon be in the most soIven
dos condition Of any banks in the worI'
COS and the credit Of the MlSSISsIpplar
70. fine HIGHEST. Our credit, like the su
rht passine under Il thick cloud, has bee
,2ino obscured for the present, but 1t IS eve
I now passing out, and will soon SIM
,iGc even with a brightness ccbpsmg
,nnt within its reach. iii our exports al
the now worth eighteen millions, win
q ON will they not, IN ten years, mcrca
. snn. to. with the acquisition of this usei
,int capital? We are destined to col
hicb mand, in few years, onc-third OF t
onld whole exchange of this country; AZ
Bnt instead of our present dependence
hon. others, the order of things will be
, tho yerscd. In this institution tie 81
state is a stakeholder to the amount OF II
, and millions of dollars, which IS to be
propriatcd for purposes OF educaill
State and internal improvement through'
raise the State. The two most import;
~ ho subjects which could engage the
oa,os tention of an intelligent people.
.gbts this project, connected with the OF
. IN. resources of the State, common schC
, c,i;. NAV be createSh every neighbour
nc to of the State. and a good English e
,wor. cation placed within the reach OF c
s;,ro. nv citizen; and, aided by educat
,nmn. the intellectual sun will rise above
, hon. clouded horizon, and, with ITS be
,onnd nant rays, illuminate our whole c
,dyon. munitv. 1t will be commencing
nn;ck. foundation Of an internal impr'
lanter ment fund, which ! hope, and,
ON of nv humble efforts, will contrlbut
Of his increase and appropriate, on the I
.enlat- liberal principles, and on the bes'
p hank iusted plan, until all our sire
| | am which are susceptible, are rend
ms of. fit for navigation, and railroads
,s me- constructed throughout every sec
-. and of the State, which the interest
, . into wants of the people may req
f This We are now in our infancy, an'
vet m. such a course of policy as this
money. shall, in few short years, pres
,ult;vo. scene. upon which admiration
,yees-- fondy dwell. We might occu
condi. situation so elevated as to look
te, who upon our sister STATES anu oo'.,
embar the tGbute of their just comm
,uire is ton. ;,
pn,r 70 With the construction of rail-l
!, This we may lie able to concentra
. mo; ar norton of our own produ