The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
REPEATER EPEAL.

1t gives us pleasure to copy the following spirit
ed article from the Charleston Mercury, on the
subject of the repeal of the Fiscal Bank should one
be chartered. The right spirit is now up all over
the country. REPEAL REPEAL let it ring
from millions of ircemen, in every part of the I'M
ion:
"THE FLAG OF REPEAL is waving from
Charleston to the Ohio, from Carolina to Maine
Enlightened New Hampshire, the mountain nymph,
has spread it broadly to the free winds of her I'M
moving hills, and procaims that she will not per-
nit Clay's bribing machine to be established-at-
tempted as it is by lalsehood, fraud, and force
By ialsehood-for not one wing leader would de-
clare for Bank, during the Presidential canvass.
The wings voted for Tyler as Vice President who
was pledged against it, Clay himself, repudialed
in the Senate, the idea that Bank was the object
or intention, or in the contemplation Of the wings.
The wing leaders in Virginia, in the Charo,es-
vile Address of last winter, argued IIarrisons OPP
position 10 Bank on constitutional grounds and
invoked the Anti-Bank men Of the South to his
support. The same ground was taken by the
wings generally, Of the South and Southwest
Two States are unrepresented at this driving ses-
sion The other States have not chosen Repre-
senatyes in reference to the Bank qucson-and
10 force Bank upon them now, is a gross and
fraudfu tyranny. A bank 50 established, says the
Baltimore Republican, from which we take these
facts, and adopt these sentiments to adopt the
words applied TO men by sare The Country Preston,
is TO be rushed pon--hatcd-cUrsea--deS pised--
tramplcd upon. Let the motto of every Patriot be
SAYS The Republican, from this day forth, "Down
with the Bank"
A meeting of Republicans at Carthage, Ohio,
! hnvn tod
of Clay's--and resolved, that if adopted by Con-
gress, 1t is "nW and roid'-and they pledge
themselves 10 oppose it, " until repealed other
rise blOted from existence" They have resolved
to vote for no man to Congress- who will not pledge
himself to The repeal. They denounce the friends
of n National Bank, National Debt, and an arbi-
trary Distribution of the Peoples Money, as hos
tile to the safety, interest," and liberties of the coun-
try-and MS "pubc enemies"
We rejoice in these signs. The people will not
allow their hands to be tied by trick. As Clay
said n National Bank abroad is to be fought by a
National Bank at home owncd in part by for
eigners)--so the people say, that the Notification
of the Federal Constitution, is 10 be fought by the
Notification Of the Unconstitutional Charter which
is to rise by the violation of the Charter of Ameri-
can Freedom. The two charters cannot coexist:
and what Republican will hesitate a moment to
rescue the charter of Union, by trampng down at
once the charter given by swndIing politicians TO
swindng financiers-and to arrest The distribution
set on foot 10 State beggars by Federal robbers
Nammon leads on the wings, as it led on the Min
isiry of the third George, TO tax the Colonies with
out their consent ; and Mnmmon is strong spirit,
strong man armed, but stronger than he may
be aroused. The Dollar is potent but not almighty;
money, the thirst for which is the only wing prin-
cipIe-to get which per .tas aut neras-is the end
and aim of every wing measure, is corrupter;
but truth is yet mighty as she WAS Of yore and
the same spirit that in 76 to battle for pnci-
Pile, will rise again and Mammon be again cloven
down. From the moment Bank, whether called
Fiscal Bank or Fisca! Agent, is thrust upon The
country by Congress, let the delenda est Cartilage
be the burden of every Republican speech Let
us take our children to the altar to swear immortal
enmity against it,