Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

hard name.
Suspecting that the Bank was using the
peoples monoy for unlawful md corrupt
purposes, and the officers q the Bank re-
hisi,g 10 lei Congress have any other ac-
count Of what WAS done by il, than Il sui \
ted them 10 show, he took the public mo,
ney out Of their hapds and put Il into The
State Banks. For this he was also con-
! dcmned By the Wings, and abused without
measure.
The public money was still increasing,
and must 10 expended 10 some way, 9TH 7
erwsc, il was coming IN 50 fast from the
Tariff that all il the country would soon
| have been taken from The people andsput
ia the hands Of the Government.
4 The difficulty was, ID know What should
be done with HE money; Gen. Jackson
thought il best 70 buy out aIl the lnAiaf
country east Of the Mississippi river, and
move the lndans next to make room W
J, provide homes for our growing White pep1
ulaiion
II Many millions were spent IN tllis man
ner. The Wings, MS party, were oppo.
/ sed TO his, Iut voted for the most exray-
I aqani expenditures, 10 build Docks, iiar-
i bcrs, Light Houses, and improve rivers,
by means 81 which The great Cities and
powns could be enriched. They could
always get few democrats, living about
the places where tho money ~as to NC
spent, 10 vote uitl them, and thus make
\ 4 majority, and in his way few moFe
! millions were spent.
Y In carrying on, Gen. Jaclson's ladiat
I; policy, the opposition 70 him ifequoatiA
y created difficulties viii The Indians, ant
kept them from going away after they hat
!, made treaties and agreed to So ah'
4 sometimes by the mismanagcment Of ~
:. own officers, difficulties were brought q
: boot, that perhaps neither parry expected
The Creek aud Seminole Iudian War
y were tile consequence and Tits added MA
y ny more millions to the expenses.
j. The Wings opposed ibis, because
~ gave room Cor the whiesto settle, aed tori
~ new States bcceapse the reoplo clul
,so gel Land cheap aud preferred being Ian
IA osners, TO being compelled 10 laborin Y
' w. manufactures, and il worked agalos''he
sns tarill policy.
'as Ii also added to die power Of Tie ne
IA States aud weakened that Of the old 7
- " Wings therefore generally voted again
~ paying money 70 carry on The ild'a
W. wars but voted for almost every eXpe
~, an' diture about the cities, as / haze beloi
III stated.
Both parties were exfngagan' but =
in. Wings were greatly the mos, 70 blame, =
cause these moneys we're aIjusiy TAKE
an from he people 10 carrYoal Wing scheme
nr. intended 10 make the rich richer aad 7.
n,. poor poorer, and as g party, they now 9
We, sire 10 rdurn to the same 8 sIom OF tax
lion for tic same purposes.
,be They arc moi angry thatthe money W
IA. erpeaae3, Of wbichihcy nov complain
il much but they are angry that Gene
a. Jackson ana the Democratic party, az
oye. party did nol spend j the way they "
;,;es led 10 u.s. il and they arc stu more
mar ragged TIM their System was broken aoF
0ncs t0Et5- Its to restore their system they
rs /; nov struggling $50
nsr III MIR. Van Buren would propose q
T., establish their Tariff system their I'M
,oss nal lmpro, euenl system and their
M yorite National Bank, 50 that they 60
lam hope 10 collect and spend 90 much N
ssrs money On few Bankers and Mannia'
rod- refs, rs his been spent il buying ou'
I'M. dian countries and removing EaGEns,
.ea,a wonld hear no moro noise from Wh'a
I M ~. They would not now be engage
writing and publishing five different \
,ans Of Harrison 10 please people 70 the al
MI, mi sections Of the Union nor would
NM, lie sending out Harrison Almanacs'
i II pictures printed upon them, az i voter
III dis country we're like 50 many clili'
M man infant school, io-bc pleased ny
y IN fooIish articles nor would Tiny W g
I M rcd 10 building Log Cabins ~ ciless'
/, M ering them With Coon-sklns, and iryiH'
ha,ld sorts ol roocries, 70 cheat and deiiapd
'J a indepcndent Irecmen q lhe Unlon y
!, M ,hcir votes, by tricks, Instead q rel,
upon truth end argument
,,tl; Your next question is aboni prcesi
sns nero there il some difficulty N ee'
Mr. whiggery 10 agree upont lie tine Y Y
, Nh lie Bank If he United States done
~ rool, and regulated tllerrices and eNc
vsry e., d. they pretend that II DID, mr.
a du. Of KENTUCKY, ~ l0-fi sa,o
Mr.. THAT NE country Mas .% haan ! too
.neral The Whigs cannot dispute hla woI'
',oosi Mr.. Dillct Of Alabama, said " MAJ Y
people lhe banN NV Ao-o " MI 81
xports operauon, NH ~ Nh property
,b;s "a 10 Alabama 10 1924 and 70 1872.
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