Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-09

n..,rrs. sscna1f. caii'sa', ...c,,;outl FL
-, ,v,,;,e u,nse. into a most cnnSen'e..
o. me ~ g Exocutive dominion, and y
''i7s' .', ao.n to this House of the peop'e
va vas =, ss aaa.,;nn and appreciation Here, sr'
.oi =. e..a.-.he fate it deserved II was
:, = ;a,,,,,, tho tablc-iaidsthe TO sesp tue
90 -" I, jaafh never to be called ior'h from
.i.''.,.h-.--neycr even TO show our own
=, rcan;,uate it i; WIS Tad rs an I'M
.,h,as or. an evil spirit, never moro -
- - - =, ,r,uhia ne, or our heirs aifer az
M ether permanent measure OIL hn''heo
..,,.e,,l or recommended by The fresi-
a.,t ,ye nassed the lawa thongit noce3-
49,. G.. tho Temporary reliefof the country.
$. ,,s,,.n ,n,a We went homo 10 re- |
| ,,.,, =, III. ,con,e. and Ia receive fre;n thcd"
| !, !. - -,ress;o,, of ,hei. will We have seer
.,.r ,n,st,ucnfs. and beard tho voice OF inc
,,,,,,,;ua.. Have we not been Instructed
| unw have the soyce eigns. declares are
orr sr,,lers deaf? l. the Voice oil the people
M; to no oloyoi From Name 10 hnss's-
s;pri have tic voicca CINE up: .hcy arc
onc uoice--nnt in murnnrs, hui rs 'he sunni
of n tempest! What nouns TINT sfoa'.
that roar of artillery ! That ILLUMINATION
| hat festive jubilee What moan those
mighty gathering of Inc people IN their mn.
+ iesty, in every city. town, and hamlet
/ The neog,le were Yesterday in sack-cloih
and ashes they were mourning iar their
losses. aud there was none To consor' them
T!aa l;oht suddenly burst ont Of darkness
FMS aeivefance suddenly come whence
hey least expected il, Or, has some other
great blessing made them forget their mise
Il ~ for he moment Sir, Nc5v 1or.t IS an
csapire of freedom l. there any mistake
| who can cipher the people OH. Of their Will !
Who can turn them aside from their hope !
] Surely. none viii dare to attempt tn turn
this i6y again into mourning No, the IRE
; s:ient himself aow viii surely see tia error.
ratrace his STEPS, ayd he afraid TO tscet this
array of the pcople--the people ua:ted-
: .ne people opposine--r1ore terrible than an
!, army with banners /. Surely hc-he whom
i the breath Of Inc people has made and can
s uuu,ate he who HIS proiessad so often and
> earnest 10 bow 70 their majesty; ae fri.t
obey ";le supreme law Of the Republic p
2 tne voice of lie people!
! Such was the condition Of things, Mr.
= Chairman. and suca The state of pubic ice'-
r ,nn. when we arrived here 10 take our seats
3. this session. such was The expectation and
= the desire OF the People wien We received
Q this Message. Il was anxinuslv looked for
+ and what ST? the Presi lent reieni
: ! Docs he Weld 10 this demonstration of The
: popular xii?-D :es he evcn offer com
! promise? D,es he coDeilinto il The ioGs,
: Does he Mitigate his pl1ns?- NO, s.r, no.
y ITe hurts back ii tse face of he people lbs
i rejected, petition for more power-he hn's
4 rs, their Representatives. upon terms, Sill
4 lie tells rs that there shalt be IN rcaco---or
Il permanent plan of rcl:cf--no guaranty o
e r,+v
p nothing but the Sui Tircasary sill--noihine
else b:it that Which he before proposed, an6
Il which we before rejected.
d Mr.. Chairn@n, let no one mistake thi'
d Message The President does not, he dar
,fI ed not yicii A, f;rs, | though! it was re
e treat. 4 r:sIc REJECTION taught me That al
e. snare. lie; ~ one be deceived by It's Gun
r Eag.-iie can gain nothing now by his 81,
r times repeated culogics upon ssnv prede
II cossor"-tke Opposition is not TO be led Of
d upon the various false issues Of war wit!
i Mexico, of n NATIONAL bank, or OF graduating
/ The price ofihe publick landslide attentio,
d of the nation is not TO be diverted from The
Of paramount. subject ola derancod currenc,
% and its causes and curses and remedv-an,
y DO trust that no true Conservative is TO b
20 eatrapped by any compromise upon tht
N measure Ola special Opposite system. 81
ID thatsys;eEl is the Sus-treasurv in DISCUS.
u 1t is tbs same "rose," and sssmalls" non.
'e the sweeter Under lis now ssname'' Let n,
Ii enc DC deceived bv this .lalfnfimated sub
II rtI':'tion OF the special dcposite plan. AT
ii tempt TO organize it, and reason and argu
ment will exhibit it resulting in nothing els,
er than in The same sub-Treasnry scheme
Re Still the question must he-;n what shall
OF the revenue be collected? Specie? Thu
n notes Of specie paying banks? Shall III,
Mt b'nks he paid for the keeping? How
to much? If nothing at all, they will not tax.
$ the special dep>siies, and Mt last, in ei.he
X event, whether paid or not, the plan will re
to suit, 10 the sub-Treasnry scheme No on,
is knows this, better than Richie; and wh
's will be decoyod by him back again to III,
le service Of this plot against tho People p
81 Any mode, direct or indirect, is to be n
:; dopted to place the public money in Il,
E Br'ariau hanIs of the Executive. The
@ f,ct Is, the President tells us that he ba.
r Sound NJ reason 10 change his opinion. ;
O. and he f'caanat therefore advise T,rewa
10 OF the connexon'' of the Government will
u banks, (which circumstances have disso,y
i ed i" He stills 'adhercs to s.the expedenc,
= OF adopting the system proposedn-the sub
N Treasury system.
, Now, SIR, Let mo ask, why does he per
Is sisf IN the "system proposedn? Why doc,
&c ne ahuse our patience by again recon-