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

The 'Hara Money Pdrty' is eAectually ex-
posed in the following brief statement, from the
Ohio State Journal. The truth is, that the
leaders ofthe Van Buren, democrocy are charge
able with three,fiths of all the banks in the
country:
The State Bank Of Alabama, with capital
of some ten or twelve millions of dollars, was
created by Jackson Van Buren, Legisla-
turcW
Most of the Banks of Mississippi, their CAPT.
tails amounting to twenty -fye or thirty millions,
were created by the same party!N
All the Banks in Arkansas were created by
the same party!N
All the Wild Cat Banks Of Michigan were
Caeaed by the same party.!!
In New York tremendous amount of
banking capital was added by the same par
ty!u
In Ohio, the number Of Banks was increased
by the same party, in the short space of four
wears. from thirteen to twenty; and the banking
capital of the State, during the same time, was
increased four millions five hundred and thirty,
two thousand, two hundred und'thirty-nine dol
larsM!
In six years from the time the same party
came into power with Gen. Jackson, four hun
dred and ninety new banks were created IN the
I'nion!!
And yet these brawng partsans are contln-
ualy pgating about aspurous currency! lhey
proclaim their own offspring ilIegItImate, with
out the least shameiacedness! Ihey hrst rob-
bed US Of as good currency as any nation
could possess they voclIcroled at the Top OF
their lungs, what these State Banks could ana
would do for the wants OF the community
they we're to equalize exchange, iurnlsh as
profitable and safe currency as we then mad,
Il and, indeed, were 10 be very models OF charter
cd perfection! Since then the Van Burenltes
have nearly doubled the whole banking capital
of the Slate and now, that the people Will mol
submit 10 the creation OF new charters, WIN
their Governor i'll the land, the Van Bu renlteS
are patroing the whole State, searching after
and vampingupold and worn out, and long since
forfeited charters
1.-THE present banking system Of Ohio is in
effective and altogether unworthy the wants Of
the State, let the odium rest upon the follower:
of Martin Van Buren,! They are the fathers
OF the present banking corporations of Ohio
The Wing party will lake care that no more
such children are bcgoiten'
q CHARACTER OF MARTIN VAN buren,
The Hon. Samuel Mexican, in letter to the
Montrose (Pa.) Register, dated September 10 o
1889, thus spoke Of the "Gorernme"t Ca"a'
date:"
"My personal respect for the President, and
the connection unfortunate must call ~ pom
for the country and Gen. Jacksonl which
recently existed between him and Mr.. van
Buren,, has hitherto deferred me, IN some
measure, from speaking Of the latter as
think he deserves. The unsparing bitterness
Of his former opposition to Gen. Jackson con,
tinuod until every hope OF success was blasted
by the frmness of Pennsylvania, argues bu
A little in favor of the sincerity and patriotism
of his late lawning professions, to say nothing
OF their grossness and servillty. Situated as
am, when at home, on the confines oil th'
State of New York, and having been person
NJ ally intimate with Mr.. Van Buren's partlzans
few individuals have had better opporunItle
n than myself of marking his political manGu
mi vrcs for the last twenty years, during who
time he has exhibited all the powers and qua
tiles, with regard 10 politics. Of the chameleon
IL assuming every hue and color which his am
bilious purposes in view Of the cxigencies {
the moment, seemed to require. To spea
plainly, know him 10 be void Of political il
legrity, and most Of those high qualities Of tn