The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
Can ever msd' cine to thee THAI sweet slesp
Which tllou oyy DIST Yesterday"

/ Which thou ow DIST yeateraaYs
Yei, 10 taking ofFemedies, they atwa1e
Indicate 10 US such as CONSIST si.h their
mistaken nonons Ofihe disease, and ase
for administering those which must IN
evilabIy sRgrsvsteiis Symphonic. S.ti
there is something we eau do--some.
l thing we have done. and something. !
trust in God, ws will yet do e not 70
heal the disease, a, least TO prevent iis
! svresd. We may s,and, liks Mases.
1 between the living and the dead, and
/ prevent its extending 10 ihoee who are
vet healthy. And five Cannot binder
lis extending itself through the whole
A living mass, We may prsvent It's tfans-
\ MISSION 10 resiasitv. Thiscpll onlyb
do6e BY successfully resisting tne psau
scber,,es OF those who are c6otinua'y
administering flesh poison 10 the form
Of ihe hieh tariff UOaed States Baak
| connecting Tho Govsrnment with banks;
distr,butihs reseoue among the states;
assu,n,Dp State debts, &C. This 70 au
We need do. Le, VI perform our 'con-
slit0tionaf duty Of furnishiug the nauon
standards o! v eisl,is and measures, and
I of the value &C property; aud freed from
Ian distracting influences from ourselves
l,he States viii be as certain to abide oy
all these, as lha. flowers succeeo '9e
showers Of spring. You have no r'gnt
10 say 10 the States that they shaH Keep
| their accounts 10 dollars aud centss ,hat
lhey shall measdIe cloth %nh yard.
| sick, OF their c6in by the busbel, or
weigh their bacon bv the poundj Sui u
is your duty 10 furnish them With stsa-
dards, by which value we'ghts Sad meas
lures may be tested. You should Psf-
| form this duty, aud having performed H.
ask for no more power IN Fe'al,on 70
these subjects. You have ell that "
i usedful for liberty, aud more can only DO
desired by tyranny, The banking ias''"
tulions, debts, and internal Improve
| men,s oi,hs Ststes. will soen be brouEm
, within wholesome liinI,s, II yeu wd' o.i-
4 ly let them alone. A bad CURRENCY IL
curse 10 the community 10 ~hichh ex-
,sts. and the State Legislature will sooa
, be forced, by community which feels
the smart, 10 apply the proper cofreo-
lives; and States having no resources
Out ,iIose derived tom direct taxation,
o pay debts aud carry on works "t 'n-
.etnal improvements, will become very
:hary in contractlDg tho one, and quite
,rodeu, ,ncolduc,iha the other.
The Senator fIom Keniuky Mt.CRtT
4 rENDEN1 ,aun,.ngly rsm,uds us th1s no
| ofese0t Administration. on coming into
. power, found the nation in q high stale
e Of prosperity; blt the Senator Neh
d KNOWS it wasa deceptive prosperity; tt
;. was that state Of pleasant delIrlam when
y II some poisous produce. Theuaging mad
j. usss had not then d,sclosed i,seli; ie-
d thargic proslration had not supervenea'
n The Senator from Kentucky MI.
CRrrrENDEN] presents, in. glowing coz
n lore, the oft>drawn picture OF the pros
g perity for which we are indebted, to the
y credit system. Our numerous steam,
y boats, canals, railroads. villages. and
;, fac, multiplying States, are all attflea-
o ted to this credit system. ln this afea-
oil ment the Senator, think, falls into two
o fal.acies; one, in altribuling toe much
10 to the credi. system, and another, 10 as
d suming that the friends Of the Adminis-
i. tration are warring upon it.' j will mol
I, say that the credi, system has no share
e. in the production ofihese great resulis,
10 but 90 cay that they are mainly 10 b'
e asc scribed TO the great national advantages
} which Heaven has vouchsafed our coun
i try-to that elastic spring which exisli
d among the inhabi,anis ofall new coun'
e tries, but chiefly to our glorious fre'
i constitutions, founded on moral prinei-
el ples, 10 which men have focked II
vi crow ds from other lands, To the credl
ID system, l, tor one, am no enemy; but
+ am for leaving ittothe States. 10 be tasi
is toned according 10 their fancy, lam vel
b, SATISFIED that they viii not much abus.
at it | am for wi,hdiawing. at once ant
10 forever, our awkward intermeddlipg will
teltt With us tits like bladders in th'
j, hands Of boys--at one time We blow-i
IT to its highest tension, and at anothe
7. explode i, with o, great noise. Let u
K. cease from the foolish. and frivolous. 20
ey Ito say dangerous, employment. Ant
or in addition to this, let us cease by 90
es viclous examples.o petPetuate the lale
le no,ions prevalent in the country. 'bs
show and wealth and pcmp are the on
10 Iy elements Of happiness, and that VII
re tue aud talents are worthless, except .
fk far as they contribute to these. hetui
IL on The contrary, present abiding exam -
Id ples Ofeconomy and republican simPll
II, lcity. - !. 2
o., These, Mi. President, are my rem
ls, edies, and | do not think il would o
en- saying much for them merely TO declai
d. that ihsy are far preferable 70 the on
nj ltn which The Senator from kenlnek