Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-14
THE PENNsYLvANlA nAyF

Nothing can possibly be more absurd
villainous than the base attempt some Toou4GGa
co journals, and many Of the selcstyled nV ~
ocratic, ahaS high tory party are makinH
identify the nominal "united States R,nLSS 10
Pennsylvania, with such an Institution =" Of
Wing party contend that the nation roo" Tue
Nothing can be more villanous we SAY I'"eS'
cause il is direct attempt at fraud IA ~ =, oe'
dice the people against an institution which ". ",
experience shows the country must hov" 'aq
cqualzc exchanges and restore the curra, 10
merely because local concern, SITUATED T,!Vy,
remote City, happens TO bear, witbon, " a
right, or the least semblance in point of MIX Sty
the name that the former United Slotes D.
did This presumption is the more Aoo.""uA
inasmuch as any man in the country (ySe NJ" ",?S
not say intelligent NAM knows the difTa,o"" VI"
between the two. How, then, can tbov u"
TO insult the good sense Of the nation with s Sa.S
barelaced effrontry! or longer pc rss, in o IS'O
ing indignity in this way? Or do thew Lo Jn'''
this TO be nation of fools, without sufGoo.'
intelligence to discriminate the sun, from ,bo
shadow that appears in juxta. position on W., ,"V
earth. If they do, we can tel them thew wy wy
sadly mistaken, and they will find it So T rSU
people Of this country have too much o l"S
sense to be longer led astray by the dece69, GUu
wiIes and lying tongues Of such souIlcsss t ~.
posters, whose only recommendation ,o oonE
dence, is, the known baseness Of their sbor,"
ters, and the collusiye and evil connuninn.
they hold to cheat the people out of their *
critics. But so successfully have this h,r1
imposed their dalk Vaccinations upon ,h;a
country for the last five years, that they hinI
nothing is too gross or corrupt to be swaIoy
ed and that the more palpable the lie; the more
readily will it be believed. So manifest is hi,
fact, that it is scarcely worth while TO dIne
further on the subject; and was it not for a few
additional remarks we wish to make concern.
ing the institution the name Of which heads
our column, we should dismiss it from our prc.
SenCo.
The United States Bank Of Pennsylvania.
being solely and exclusively local and Stat,
institution, sets up no pretentlon to control the
currency, nor to regulate the exchanges Of the
country. Its province extends no further than
the State in which II is located, where, as 4
State institution, it has probably done much
good And if it has not it was because there
existed no national "regulutor," to keep it, as
well as all other local and State institutions,
within proper bounds. 1t is no more the Uni.
led States Bank of the country, than is the
great Mississippi Union Bank, or that Of the
Southwestern Rail Road Company. 1t la.
not the first feature Of National Bank. For
being owned by joint stock company, Con.
gress, and very probably, the Legislature Of
the State in which i, is located, has nothingM
do with it. In a word, it is like all other State
institution that sprung up on the downfall Of
the valuable corporation whose name it bears,
is Omenable to no body, because there is moth
ing to control it-pays specie when it will
stops when it pIeasos and, like Gen'l jackson
and Martin Van Buren,, asks no person uny
odds--Southern (ColumbuS) Argus.