The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

Tho Madisonlan has Senator Benton
fairly on tue hip. Ii shows that Mr.. ~ I
ler's fiscal Scheme, which the Missouri
Gladiator assails with such venom, IS iden-
teal with the one which Gen. Jackson pro-
posed 10 IS30-and which in his Veto
Message, he said he would present Con-
aress, II called upon for plan. That pa
per has the following:
col. BENToN-THE MESSAGE.
The Presidents Message had scarcely
been read, on Tuesday last, when Col.
Benton rose and denounced that part of II
which relates to financial scheme, IN
strong and decided terms, as unconsIilu-
tional and Federal. Although well aware
Of the Hon. Senator's peculiar notions up
on the subject Of finance, yet we confess
that we were not little surprised that one
of Gen. JacAson's greatest admirers, and
who conceded with him in all his measures
and recommendations, should find tins
scheme Of President Tyler so very o5lec-
tlonable. If lie viii take the trouble 10
turn to Gen. Jackson's Annual Message,
Of 1880, he will fud that il contains sug-
cesiions upon the same subject, almost
identical with those IN tie nessuge Just
seut 10 Congress. In that Message, Con.
Jackson saws" Il is thought practicable
Is organize such Bank ENational Bank)
with the necessary Offices, Us branch
Of the Treasury Department, based en- the
public and Individual deposits, without Pow.
or 10 make loans or purchase property,
which shall remit the funds Of the Govern.
ment, and the expenses Of which may be
paid, il thought advisable, BY allowing us
oGice!s to sell bills Of exchange 10 private
individuals al a moderate premium.
Now, canuot Col. Benton see, and will
uol every body see, who takes the trouble
10 read tus Message from which the above
extract IS taken, q grea, similarity bo-
tween this scheme and the one proposed
b, prss.'e,.t Tyler Gen. Jackson propo-
seI that there should be places Of deposit
as Treasury Branches; Mr. Is ler's plan
cou.empi.ies agencies, as places q dopos-
H. bot disconnected with the Treasury De-
par;mcnt. Gen. Jackson UithhOlds from
Lis scheme the power 70 make loans aud
to purchase property nor does Ar ~.
Icr propose to give 10 bis any such power,
Gen. Jackson proposed that his agencies
should be based IN public and individual
deposits . 50 docs Mr.. Tyler. Gen. JACK
sou requires TINT bis agencies shall remit
the funds uf the GovcHmsuli 50 Ices Ar.
TYLER Gen. Jackson recommended that
his agencies should have authority To deal
10 exchanges; 20 does Mr. Tyler. Il IS
trQe that Gen. Jackson lid not propose 10
give certificates Of deposit to individual de-,
positors, as Is suggested BY Mr. Tyler, but
that follows a. necessary consequence.
From he above comparison d the two
schemes, it IS shown that there IS no Is.
seuiia difference III then. Why, then,
and allow Cen Jackson Is DIS Aig T Si..Ia
word OF objection Ii such scheme ls
considered constitutional and democratic,
Wien suggested 81 The latter we cannot
conceive Why i should Lc thought other
wise when recommended BY The former
we houlI like to be enlightened upon this
gahiecl b. tue honorable Senator.
Here i the germ Of a very pretty quar-
lol. We have 10 disposition whatever TO
mo!pstit. We presume such IS the dtSpo-
stuon q the Wings generally. Bcn.on
has Tie worst 81 il, SO iar.--Rich Whig