Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-03

/ HMr. Tyler mas emphnllcally expressed
Ms disnppro0atlon OF the subtresury, has
sufficiently intimaied his want Of conii>
dence in State banks, and has discovered
an nvelerate hostility 10 national bank,
His aversion to the last is so strong, thai
he would not suffer The word Bank TO
be used in the title Of 1.-The bill which he
originated aud rejected, and which was
therefore named fiscal corporation
What institution then can he desire, to
provide both fscaI agent for the gov
ernmenS and general currency for the
country The latter move Immediately
concerns he people, and shall now make
few remarks relating exclusively to this
grea, deSiderdtam.
When the national bank was in exis.
tence. we had as good currency as any
country ever had but soon after its dis,
solution. the currency become drsordered,
and has continued TO this day. To restore
it 10 a,healtNy state, was the great object
Of the wing party aud they never cal
cuIaled on obtaining it by any other
means than a national bank. Nor can the /.
democratic party devise any other plan
by whcl~i can be accomplished. And yet
they upbraid US us friends 10 monopoies,
to moneyed arjstOcracies. and as enemies I
to the laboring community, to The indus,ri-
Gus poor. We have long borne such I'M
just reproaches, and we are willing tdbear
them Ionger,, if we can eventually succeed
in restoring that happy state Of things,
when all poor and rich may readily CON.
mand good money for our products, whe-
Their from our fields, or our shops and
have Of course, good money 10 buy our
food and rament, and pay our debts. The
democrats are evidently in fault on this
question, in all the States, and especially
IN the State OF Mississippi, where our
own currency is dead, and where we are
obliged to use the currency Of neighbor
ng State, or have none And the leading ;
presses here are egregiouSIy ,,
n fault, for having co~operated with ,
Governor and democratic le- ..
yislature, in putting down the currency :
If their own State, and then endcayorng =,
o discredit the currency Of an adjoining =,
State, which we have necessity to use. :
low absurd, how injurious, how suicidal ;
heir course
In contemplating this subject, a sorrow G
al reflection forces itself on the mind - r
The last twelve years have been years of a
in this boosted republic. Be- +
ore General Jackson commenced his E
residential career, we had thorough-b bred II
tatesmen, and benevolent men, al the Z,
cad of the general government But n
'ilh the exception ofthe amened Harr. i
On's short month, we have had tyroes n
nd tyrants ever since. A tyrant is one a
ho purooOs his own will, though against n
lie will and welfare oil inc uaIuu AM
rev Jackson maintained his perniciou q
neasures, with arbitrary sway. Martin 5
an Buren, continued them with unleeling q
ertnacity. And Jno Tyler now sustains
he most grjevous Of them, with an aggra, (;
ated disregard Of the public interest, and Il
ne public will. But all three have found Il
lvor in the democratic party. " Demo. i.
racy'' is term signilying II form Of go, il
eminent, which is the first of all 9th ers;
nd yet the present democratic party of O
epublcan America, have supported and
ontnue TO support, measures Of a truly e
espotlc character, and severely oppres-
we effect, with untireing activity, and y
naba,ing zeal. b
The wing party are thrown out Of posi- l.
on, by the detection of Mr. Tyler; aud
ne question is, How shall we regal our
round :? We have good cause in this mat,
n The wing members Of Congress, in
Iuding in their body the highest char.
cters and first statesmen Of the country, r.
ave pointed out the way. Their address o
before the nation, and if the whig par. d
7 take their advice and follow their exs b
mpIe, all will yet be we'll But we have +,
} fight the battle over again. Veto al- il
n veto will ruin US, unless we manrully :,
lalntaIn our cause. But let us take cour. =
&c IN recurring to the victories Of No, y
ember last. Let US rally and secure the -
'ults Of that signal success. Let US u
'nquer again, and serve the country a u
'cond time. A WHlG. W