Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-05

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Thr great prsnespEes 81 Liberty ~haea sn1@~~@
on~ merican ancestors - tske aF Hrzzs
g.inst oar mother counfrv- AID En~~~ $500
s. Washsnxs1n aad lsdsf>sa r>sp~Sess<t- -
coming 70 the Presidential sa&ar- Ar~ - -
ciples-
espIes They cover the ~Aote sr9zn4 - 49,
government fer free P~~gle
I have ever been esnszd<aerr1> .1sa< -
rho have known nae best ana esq~x.1d*r -
this state. ~ esoTxrners Claz1s<n<- f<~&As<>
r.eake Pofn1exter- Er.a1an~ AID LysE@~ -
Democrats Republican, .a1 s<>t - -
Isr Bat the Eaief Aass~tzaEs sn17s4 -
the governor Of party ess q tne 1sz~
The varsa1s offsee- and <sasssus haxs Ells-
from 1902 the Pres<n< sznar. ~n4~E A.
poinrmcnts frcaa -exex1ofss l<zt~aa14fr~< -
people afford safzie1ens ex3denSe 20 sAe ss<z-
nation an whieh have s-zn ACID nes aaas -
u nv moral and po1irieal Praaesqles s~s a. =
the manner In which Aaxs dsschazSWa 10 g.
ties Of tie xarse-ss ofEces eos er~1 aeea 49,
Having from lS1I- sA fss-- os@a 1890
IL ELECTED % the Hssse 81 keeE~>snEnEzx~s :
having been the SpeakeE 81 tA~ Haa-~ a. 80
several sessions haxsas sg~~ee1 sa< a. =
Miss ssirpl Territerv, - LegesaExm aRH~Rams-
meut having hIf<d EAe eeles - At-essa~s
General having been n nas.as~f - Aas = =
veurica. Which torzzed car >tatr t11--tz 49,
1877 having been enc 81 ras 1ad@~s - NE
Supreme and >apeEssr CsaE<s d tas ><..ss -
1924 I'll 1850 ard part % rhe usar. sss rs~-
ssdin. Judge 81 The >aersa1 S-s-F< -
been elected 81 a farge massrszs % tA~ fSafs7s@
Of the safe IN 1854 - az oSiee o. N1z2s's--as
Of the State.-ax frssnfs e42 c@9a-fs -
have called on me - heeaEe eanlss-A-s e
the Office % Gsvsraor- fhis ca.- -
made from time ID tlane. scr sae AS
wears. and have a. irn--sh el1-eases2> - 49,
NV name before the people
The eonGzr5on - eur sraszre 49, s-sf 80
eeS. and cur BANKING concerns sass AeAs-At -
reform I am in 'aSeref a FAaan- $500. - -
nOmlcal government taxSFsnS eeaaflas'~s -
internal improvements - ulez-rsa-e - -
s0nabls extent an1 % always SsSss1S S~a -
penditureS wlthsa ear Hasaas ! an ~ 49,
preserving the Publsc fasth ard 7<s2se~> ass---
late
on the subject Of eur Bsnkias sv~s~un- "a -
now admitted On az han1=. teBr sc e1S@ 81
tenrended oar banking saP4ra1 osesssz- a. -
aad sustsinabls boards A. Sc ass So
this. \ II the wisdom. uls1efatissa At&
dence OF our Legislature mast o~ efa.9s-
the restoration Of soaad currency - =
- this 70 be done
Those Banking institusiens WhlcA esa1.az
comply wirh their charters, saoaA& szrresss-@s
them Those remaining. sa0a.1 De eaAaF e-i=a
TO pay specie. or Sind us shslr eusaaass- S.aa@
OF those states - here the oank11g el2a-e ats
burst, have repealed al ehaEterss En1 e=faa-a-a-
ed new banks, and restored a saaisz el-e-a.a-ilas
medium by that uaeans-
Our courts are oQea an1 are co1-17ele1z - -
task of revoSimg ba2S chaFs~u-s or % slsReuEs-
ing their operation. and PlaeIRs taau - eoH-
diti0n % wiud un- We have Euar9 as s1@
Bank Commissioners. employed teE as sa-1-
tarv purpose
we have an Attorney Gsneral. and pssrier
Artornies. competent. aat poszessee &c ieglia-
mate power 70 act IN the prsaulse-- L-s lzsales
be done % the people. either - Na-uaa-ls
action on the part Of the BznSss or - Ele e1a-
stitutiOnaI enforcement Of the state uFou t8a=e
requiring their enforcement
Some people are % oREnisn that TIRE ereaii,ia
Of United States Bana al earseei AIS ~
store the Currency
am of the oplnloa shat ahs qus=slla o. ne
ccnstitutionality Of TASTED Starss 5aak la=
been setrie,i. in aver 81 saeh an sHsf'tlsal'i.
The Congress OF I7al. eaacfee ne n7-f tl---
States Bank. and George WnSaaussan ssPse
ed IT. Mr. Jefisrson sheug1t e 9lesz.=il-'i
nj but he approved aeE u CaEEress e@-Af-
iishiua BlancA Of that BauS a. NsN Nflra-'
The Csngress OF fSs6, CREASED me secs
Bank of the United Ssases. asa ~
approved "a Tie qses-fSa Of IS 49, - -.
aiIrv was raised IN the SuPEeaas Csarz st s@e
United States. and decided bE that eaaf'-
court Of the last res0Et. "a al queslzeiiz 49,
ing the construction and ceusl1tasa'.sa,-.- -
acts Of C0ugre-s. IN hvor q ne EaaA-
Congress Of 1882. passed an0thsE aet es'la.s
fan agaIn the United States k2nx ot tatns Nf+& &
amendments WAleh Vas vetsed b frs-alaas
Jackson but m givlng MS reasans tsf Wa
holding his approval be slguz6e& o. Gaugrs~=~
that If he had been consulted b wea.4 a&-7
furnished plan II 2 Bans. Whieh waula 4Fse 4
avoided constitutional and othsE oblectFaas
But the Governor Of Nls=ls=tp7a, ~ =iasa- ars
nothing 20 do with shas matter p aasaa=
neither the power % advtse me saaetsasa1= e',
or to veto such laws % gEs eNrsalls1eFs 90 4
its utility. believe Bans Of the Caste4 >1ztes
properly guarded and l5mitea - - Ba~~r~s
useful IN the collection AMI c1@o1z-sisiess 90
the public revenue. calculated - eqaatsz- er-
changes, and 20 Pr0ua0ss a soaaa si7ss-ai1's
medium
Ieonsider. that, a. a eantisiass seS Gsassraar.
have nothing 70 do wlth th5s subject k- 81
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Congress. and 70 the PresltsuE Cd ths Easse4
States, and not 20 the gaveraor 90 tae ssa,s
and have ali0w ed myself - say Has u1acn en-
the subject. 10 obligs many e wy trsen4s 81 - 4
Branch Of the late L. : Bank IA eus >tazs- i
did not Join IN inviting it acre An@n &C. gssae
II did good % manv people and 1ld no barn 60
my knowledge : used e, wAeu neecsd - "a
common with other eiilEsasr haSias a. sea-
sfitutional serupies-
Whether We shall ever have anosaer Ike "a.
or any other, know Rot Let shs PeeaAe d.
eide this matter
/ am u0t- IN the mznagsmss Of ear stare a.
fairs, disposed 90 wait Tor taEwsgm as1- At -
our business state. 90 pus eur osfa aealse En-
order, 10 make oaF o. state Ee=9eetaaAs~ 20 -
those acts best calculated 60 restore e1r eEszz,
and 10 provide for the tuturs-
As 70 0er great UHfon kank 81 49, hesa So
tabIished without nlv vore- and aawe sase& Fl
iu II, do 0sSe y anv thtng eEt gzzzftrr- Z Il
Is constitutional BanS, and ths iaaEa ss ths
state Is pledged 10Y Is G1-l-A4 -tN&A- LIT
have fair tTiat- ana be well guarded and r0a-
troiled. according 20 IS cha II sci nsn-
aged, II Is calculated 20 Dc maeh goo1 II osA-
erwise, much evil-
The office Of ChaneeIlor. whicA I ro~ hsl9
- III expire az the next NoxeHnAer eleerlea-
Chancellor Qaitman was elected IN 1850. tax
the constitutional term Of six ysar.. Ha ~
= gned an 1894. and I WAS elected - Sll a. "a
caney- By law when vaeaney oeear-e -
lection Is held 10 I'll tse Eno1ary- >zsas hsxe
thought thar when n Ch2nceiIaF - eiacr~d -
the people. ne sheufd be eomrnzsssoneez- aat
hold the Office for the fail term 81 ssx years.
| have come dlffsrnr oyinian en- eons'zEslns
the statute. and BY the advice % xentGezanrn
learned IN the law. The people haSiax elect
ed me 10 H. this offee. aeem IL ms dmrv 10
dschargeits dunes. rlsI the eiectioa 81 anoenex
and suppose nay distinguished conzpesror = IF
the same opinion N rslstlan - fAe ease he
holds with all IT'S power ard patronage.
Whatever may be your de<i=sseu. besween
u.s. fellow citizens, shall uoss ehesrfalEx -
10 Il and u n Be- xour - IL that 4 81 -