The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-08

balances OF tNiS EOsefhU Vo', ''"u'e
which I ranuot inierprct; hut which, like
| The responses of The Delpnic oracle, will
ljuuLtless he Interpreted TO su'i any cney
yency.s wv have also heard. from dis,
| tinpnist,e0 and confidential 'f,ierd of MIR
Van pdrpn. The second officer 1T the gov
era,pent, (now first, Mr.. Free Trader
that we NOS, have political Bank. -
Nav, sir pu, This aud that together. take
All ire rroofs and CONNECT them with th.
visible pcIirn,s which we see all about us.
and nm man c,n rrsist the conclusion thai
a POLITICAL B.lNK, welded by the
Executive Department. and converting
the whole moneyed resources and credit
of tie country into an element Of po''i'-
cal power. is 10 be the final consu'nation
Of this great and desperate struggle for
supreme power. Il is easy TO read the
future history Of The country, if file
schemes Of the r"igniug dynasty are not
defeated by the People. .7narciry is The
highway 10 despotc power, whether il be
banking ar political dpspolism.'
| WHEN THE BANK or TIE UNITED
STATES SHALL BE DESTROYED, THE
CuRRENCY WIFI. RE THROWN INTO
SUCH DERANC EMENT AND CONFUSION
THAT THE COUNTRY WILL BE PRE-
PARED TO SUBMIT 10 ANY NATION
/ Al. BANK RATHER THAN ENDURE
THE PREVAILING EVILS. THEN THE
:. DMIFIS rRATION WILL COME FOR
WARD IN,THAT SPIRIT or IMPROVE
-AlENT" OF WHICH The PRESIDENT
fSPEAKS, w,rn THEIR GRAND ecHEME OF
froLirrcAL BANK, fouSnED uroN THE CHECKS
AND BALANCES OF Tlfls GOVERNMENT"
81 fear Mr.. Speaker, that the lessons
cf experience are lost upon nations No
People have been more severely scboole,l
hy this teacher than The People Of the u.
States have been upon this subject. .an,i
never reflect upon our present condi-
ton and PROSPECTS, without recurring 10
1.-THE fate Of the Italian. who possessing
strong and robust constitution. sacrif-
ced il TO the tamper;ng of experimental
iquackerv. His epitsph was brief, and
lcontained an impressive lessnn. II was
| would he better; am here -
Way it never he the painful Office 'oi thr
historian 10 inseribe The same warning
I.pi,aph on the mighty ruins Of oar ma
!, iional prosperity
! ~ have a few words to say To South,
/, gentlemen who believe tina, this Gov
jsrnment has no constitutional power IL
incorporate bank Aud cannot hui
lpxpress my regret ,ha, heir constitutional
! scruples should SO operate as 70 render
lhcn utterly rowfrless it, the real con
test which will here be decided between
The Bani. of the Quilted States and the
creates, of all monsters, apniiicaI bank
Disguise il as you may "to this complex.
ION il nus, come at fasi."
s-.z-
The Southern Star md It's
Boston correspondent. We no.
Iiice in thela num5er OF this
loco-foco print, two letters from
Boston, attempting 70 give a
descrilion Of the late Wing Fes-
|,lyaf, at FaneIu' 'Hali--And
such a pner'le ridiculous milk
and-water attempt we have
never lrfore had the misfortune
Ito nnlice-A 'friend suggests
that the letters were written bv
the Editor himself. This we
do not believe. We are not
wiling to ADM, thai MisSiss'ir-
|pi contains AN editor 50 palpa-
ply deficient in the upper story,
: even any Of those Of the :sue To-
co-foco stamp. No, no, they
were evidently written by some
! frGretliaS patron-some wnniJ
Ibc literary sage who wishes 10
distinguish himself by words,
: classic u alinsions, and n corr
rect kanwleslge nf or,hcopv.--
! Notice his spelling He talks
I, abont "a high ranght euingv'
: s3nfipprant', puIitic;an>--s.tl,p