The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

un address - the Democrats oI CnaH |
pain County
Th' question Of itS renewal was a
gain agl,ated in President Jacksoa's
time. lie vetoed a bill passed for that
purposee, and appealed to the people.
The election in 1892 for President turn
ed mainly or that question. The peo>
pie sustained the veto by very large
majority. Before the election Of 1886,
Mr.. Van Buren had declared that 10
bill for that purpose could meet bis ap-
probation. He was opposed on that
ground aud elected by a decided major
i,y of the people. When the suspension
and panic Of Of 1887 began, the friends
ofs National Bank renewed their claims
and pressed them with ell The force they
possessed. Their politicians and pa
pers proclaimed that all the cities, wis
and villages and the country were ruined
and there wat m way Of salvation but
IA a National Bank. The question came
directly and fairly before the people,
which was the third appeal and the third
trial, and the result can be seen in the
elections throughout the Union during
1be last eighteen months II is believed
such an institution is unnecessary, and
dangerous to liberty. So far from BE-
ing a safe regulator of bank paper, the
present U. S. Bank, which is the same
: now as when incorporated by Congress-,
with the same name, same location,
Same capital, same officers, same pow
! ers, and in no respect different, except
. that it derived its charter from the State
Of Pennsylvania, has twice suspended
IN the last two years. In the last sus~
/ pension, it was the fret 10 lead the way,
3 and compelled the State banks 10 fol-
low its suit. 1t has been the means Of
driving specie from the country. Its ln-
6uence az a, a,poliical machine has been
felt in every effort 20 renew its charter.
While contending before Congress for
this purpose, it loaned 10 members Of
'' Congress the ENORMOUS sum Of one mil
lion six hundred and five thousand sew
y en- hundred and eighty-one dollars, in
the space OF five years. Ii caused a con-
: = tinual excitement through the whole
y country,
1.-THE lndependant Treasury shall be
established. which appears now quite
n certain. all connection between public
= money and the banks will be separated;
g consequently, the General GovernmeaI
y can have no occasion to make bank
!. Tbs objects OF This great measures ere
o 10 REFUGE the revenue TO the wants ol
d the Governments; that those who collect
shall give ample security; that defaul.
ters shall be punished as criminals; anr
10 that the money received shall be suct
!" as holds an equal value tbroug hou, eve'
= ry part Of the Union. This is the lea
o ding measure Of tho Administration
u This is the question presented 10 th'
people, and which they have hailed as {
!. secoud declaration of independence. al
essential 10 the maintenance Of our lib
critics as the first 10 it's acquisition, ant
equally as practicable as tho separation
OF GGuiCn HD0 otBte.
gs Democrats of Champaign county, WI
have no reason TO despond. Thoug
y we have elected but one Of our neke
~ this year, We have satisfied the unblaste
Of both parties that the dominion ot ou
~ opponents, oven in this their snop
hold, Is about to pass from them: "
ne have every reason TO be re.lolcsd, an
- 10 renew our efforts increased courag
ne and confidence. Whichever we loo
no we see our cause sustained by the pee
nd pie. Tee ''second s0her thought" uni
versaIy appoves IT. The people haV
most empha,icay sustslped the doing
Of our las, Legislature. Ii is now Gel
nv tain the, the measures Of protection {
ne gaiDst bank dominion and bank frat
he passed by the las, Legislature will q
ra' be repealed by this.
ne Your political opponents are in Il
re- field active in their movements, al
lin skilled IN their drill. We ought ther
IN fore no, 10 forge. that SUGGESTS not
md tBe sluGgaTd, Ou' tnat 'eleInal FlslIah
s the price VI liberty"
eH An INDEPENDENT TEEAsURY WI
'Ie THE SPECIE Cause.-The follow
us Lse appropriate paragraph upon the utlI
ne aud advantages of the lndependt
Wv Treasury system, we copy from Il
S"0 staunch Republican paper, the N
oo~ oo York Evening Post. We recomme
'on this item to tho serious consideration
e"' those who have 30 often and vehemeu
'oo' denounced the independent Treas
plan, and ask them to point ou! sin
'sh- ,nsleuce where and when any other
'e|y sli,uuon received and dlsbursed such
The immense stnouut ofpubic Revenue vi