Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-23
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REVIEW 0F5TFIE LATE DEBATE
THE EXTRA SESSION -.

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REVIEW OFJTHE LATE DEBATE
THE EXTRA SESSION. fae-
Having exposed in Saturday's pare
The hollow pretexis set up by Messr,
Clay and Webster and their organ, III
lnielIigencer, for the erfrdordinarv cal
ofa Congress, while Congress is actu
ally sitting, and prepared to do all thai
the country requires, we now proceed e
set forth the true motives which promp
the call and the real objects contempIa.
The purpose now pursued with such
not haste is, not only to seize instantly
the fruits Of the victory. won in Noyem.
Der, but combine and establish in a sys.
tenn, through the immediate Legislation
OF Congress, all tho various and scattered
means by which it was achieved. The
whole world knows that Federalism
fought its battle exclusively with mercen.
aries. The active coherts which every
where pervadedf the country, and which
carried delnsion and dismay into all quar-
ters, were the busy, interested managers.
and representation Of classes and interests,
whose means and exertions were piyen
TO the contest, with the exclusive aim Of
gaining power for those who would iden.
tIty the Government with their selfish
designs. While ''the spOils of Uictorv''
was denounced and renounced bV them
among the honest yeomanry, to impress
them with an idea of their patriotic disin.
terestedness, it was, in the camp of the
regular army of mercenaries, the war cry
which animated them in the conflict. a.
was Ike the watchword of "bootv and
6eGuty," which once made hero Of eve.
rJPrIVats who rallied at New Orleans
under that foreign flag, which waved in
alliance then, as recently in the late DO
lihcal battle, with that Of the leaders of
the Hartford Convention. These allied
forces, which have made conquest of fthe
Government through the power of money,
will now see that all its powers are in.
staatIy put in motion, not only TO. turn
Their victory TO profit, but 10 build up.
establish, and fortify the privileged class.
es in the strongest citadels Of the con.
quest they have made, as we'll as 10 re.
ward every individual whU has disGn.
gushed himself by his labors. Ne will
point out some Of the grand divisions oe
the forces now laundering at the doors
ofthe Capitol, and whose voice il heard
IN hat Of Mr.. Clay in The Senate, de.
mandng Immediate and ample provision
to De made to fulfil their expectations.
J. The BANKs.-These,,s like ele.
plants, came into the conflict with cas-.
lies on their backs, filled with armed
nen--their debtors, Stockholders, off.
GERS. They expended millions OF mo-
pey, and sacrificed thousands Of indlvid.
lals,5t subject the Government 10 the
political party now raised to power. The
great one of all, which the BARNes' cir.
;ular described as "a GREAT, POLTTlCAL
ENGINE ALLIED TO THE ARIsTouRACY on
WEALTH, AGAINST THE DEMocRACv OF
has, for the, third time, fallen
q attempts to pull down the Government:
nd now, in the midst OF the shouts of i
ictOry which it was mainly instrumental
? achieving, il looks for successor 10 I
hose who have the spoils ia their hands. !
LhIs Bank and all its auxiliaries, now de. I
nanG that redemption, through means 10
q drawn from the labor Of The whole
Ountry, which cannot be found in their {
wn, The monster must have resur.
ecilon from lts statesmen and attorneys, '
pW rendered by il the masters of The /
T0veFnment. New taxes must be Levied
make dePosites--a national debt must r
2 created 70 Jay new foundations for .
ank in national credit and Government q
tocks, and new laws must BE- passed 10 3
I'VE circulation % bank paper universally, "
the clog Of, converlibility ,inio /
pecle,l and 80 in effsctFepeaI the clause Q
establishing a coined currency as that of c
ne Constitution. This grand scheme .ofI D
laklng anaIionaI bankruptcy as a mode 1
I relieving and reinslaling bankrupt in 10
leygipg taxes on the labor O
1g classes, 70 al the coffers and sustain 1
he credit OF oPpressives corporations-of a
reating a national debt, 10 subject DOS, e
Gritty 10 the share of The burden which 1
he present geneFatiop ia moi able to bear
-reqdires lhata Congress shall be called
'efOre its time to give birth 10 the prodi-
lvI 8ysF sE0aaa& TtNRaA 81 70 @k' aH30eI q
3. Another great band Of merce6arissI n
ppsaFs tnearly connected, bat sotnewba,
isfact tromq,lIe banksA ia the cdtiitnand.
h II attitude of FoREIeN CakbtT6a i
rhese great capitalists Wielded tils !
weight Of the State debts in the late .