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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

~ 90 ll,s feeelpi % IL. r,.s.i..
friend, Of ifmptIsbes usuld ms,,. 60
Saels,irs, sad laks ~ NJ edl,l me,, ~
iaT ssltrling dslsgalss and sstulirs ~.
alisnelrre ID rohyEnlinn
Fad. ihsi 10 ssFIy place uhsp ib.,.
q lenPsrsnee Sasislv. . mse,,ny !.
called lor The propose az sppain.ies 4.
legsiss snd adopting sueh oshes -
sDFes as may tend 10 ineresse he ,r,;.;
~ and usefulness q such Soriesy.
Ord. That Ministers III ne Go,n.a =
sll dennminalinns mall be llessed so,,,s
dis circular from sheir gulpi,s md -
lhsiE influence 70 sasel lhs proposed n
jecl.
4sm That all EdiAors 81 neusp.,,,.
will give puhliri,y "a lhis eirrsl..
through shs msdlum Of their columns
Did 'hey deem II necessary, he Bos,a
Of Managers wreld make solrmn -
earnest appel 70 all christians and N.
lanIhropisls. tnuss their uinosi sndrss.r.
70 effect lhis objsef bul Hey isgssd il,
cause Taught with Interests d such A.
sPesksble essaquenre 10 the ptospenv
Of every ehurvh-lo The emparsl s.d
eternal welfare of he GsIlos e.lz.n.
-snd 10 /" The peace and dignity Of ne
Slals"-that they readily yield 10 lie Il.
intrinsic merits and imponaaee 10 b
us own Recommendation and 10 cary 4.
own appeal.
WILL. PECK.
ID. LACY.
d. T.. BLAKE.
WILLIAM HILL.
SlliS Bl6EIow.
TilOS. J. LEMAY,
cliAS DEWEY.
JAMES NJ. TOWLES.
JullN PRIMROSE.
DABNEY COSBY.
Raleigh, lure I. 1871.
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The resolution Of Mr.. Buchanan being
again taken up, Mr.. Linn occupied the
morning hour without concluding his
remarks.
The bill to incorporate Fiscal Bank
was then taken up. Mr.. Wrigh: offered
Al amendment, upon which debate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
BANK OF U. STATES.

800 IHLApELfufA, April 9, 1Sit.
The meeting ut the United States Bank WINS IN.
day numerously attended, and has resulted in rad.
cal chanse IN regard to the management of that
institution. The Committee introduced a series OF
resolutions, which were adopted, to the following
purpor:
State Bank of Pennsylvania, and to reduce Nh,
nominal capital TO Ia millions OF dollars should the
Legislature assent.
To make arrangements with the city Banks. bv
wheh ther Circulation shall be protected and should
such an arrangement he made, to secure tho issur
OF their Post Notes. Circulation, and Deposites by
placing the requisite Security in the hands of those
Banks Should the arrangement fail, then to place
IN .he hands OF some third party, sufficient to
redeem their circulation and deposites
To reduce the salaries of the officers; the Pre.i
dents to s., 900.
The Exchange Committee is done away with.
Several Of the Directors have resigned. and IN,
Casn'er mas rendered his resg nation but il has not
yet been accepted.
The places of the former have been sunnI;.1 Ia,
gentlemen IN whom the community have coincidence
and who have been connected with the Bank.
Col, prayton, formerly of South Carolins, ba,
Ter has yet been elected.
From these proceedings you will find that IN,
nrnS wil attempt to go on. Many believe the
euor' TO be futile. AT the meeting to-day, Mr.. Sc.
na'or 6ayard, OF Delaware, one OF the Commute
annpunseu That no settlement was valid which had
~ ualuENN OF the Board.
nus annuneianon was received with loud applause
and the probability is, that Texas Bonds will no lon
ger oe regarded as worth par IN Chestnut street.
ne feeling IS very strong against the parties i'm.
Ple1'ed IN the former iniquitouS proceedings, d..
OF, Levy Co. have been thrown INTO the ~
ground by the late proceedings.
T. ) The Directors have been requested to con.
suit eounsel on the proprieiy OF commencing suits
against Sny persons who have been suspected of
~. Y. -iuerteaI. '' n"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
correspondence Of the Philadelphia ". .4msriean
LIVERPOOL 18Th M.ucu is,i

ColION.-ln our circular of Friday last w..
quoted an ADVANCE on American descriptions OF Ida
az per io the market closing with rather an excit
90 'eehns, ana considerable speculation going for
"aro, the sales OF that day being 5000 bales of
which 5000 American were on speculation IN
excitement lasted over Saturday and Monday last
Ton which days the sales were about ~ OO0 bsI..
4VVo american on speculation y and on Tuesday
me Soiumoa steamer arrived with dates from
New York 10 the LIST inst. As these accounts adj
ded hut little TO previous advces, the excitement i'm
medtalely subsidized, and their having been A yerv
discouragng market Manchester on Tussdav
we have since had only limited business here ali 10
the trade, and at decline OF Id per 10 on Im.,;.
can descriptions generally, the market closing fat.
and the sales OF the last three DAYS not exceeding
6,OOO bales. We quo'e fair Upland at I'd per Lb
as the outside value The entire speculation dur,ng
me i've days sums up s, 500 bales Of American. and
Luo ouratS. Although lower prices are current
theTe Is no pressure TO sell with importers who con
s'der the question of short crops warrants them in
refusing TO submit To any serious decline
WHEAT, FLOUR, &c.-Very little business doing
~ theSe articles, and no material alteration in their
VeIuei the enquiry has been very limited. and
through at Tuesdays market holders Of good Wheat
were firm in demanding former prices 0ualitie. he.
low that stendard were difficult TO move al all even
at lower rates. Very few sales were made. CIR.
60 OF soft Odessi sold at IS cd per 10 10 in bond
In american, nothing IS reported, the'vaue is bout
Us 6dalOs per 10 10. for fee, and 6s 3da6s Cd for
bonded. W.
Flour has been slow sale; American in bond at
25' I'D per barrel; sale Of about 800 bbls TO ar
rive, at 24s 81, but hear Of no more arriving AT
that rate In the absence Of wholesale transaction,
we quote free sweet Uniled States at 36s 90. and
CanddS at 3Os per barre. For Indian Corn there
more inquiry; 36s has been paid for good yellow
American, and SIS is now dema nded.
oUERCITRON BARK.-The maket is dulI
end our stock heavy, say about 1900 hhds against
l5OO IN 1910, and 2f0 in 1889. Nothing of mo.
ment has been done for export. q uotations-Pbil.
ndelphia los Cd n I2s.
IoBACCO.-Th sales since the 9th ulto.
amount TO I1OO hhds Of all kinds, Of which Go were
Virginia leaf and $40 Stunned, 10 Kentucky I.enr
and 800 Scanned. OF these 900 leaf and co stem.
med were for Ireland, 20 leaf and 40 stemmed for
scotland, S5 Virginia and SIS Kentucky Leaf for
export; 200 leaf $50 s,emmed, ard 60 Kentucky
stemmed on speculation, aud the remainder TO the
trade. Considerable excitement has existed in ,I.
peciaon OF difficulties arising between this country
and America, and there has been an advance offrom
~ on some kinds to Id on others. For the last two
Gays nothing h's been done. observation-disclosures
co perlb. James River sound 81 7Id. Stemmed
do Cd sgd Kentucky Leaf ida I'd. Stemmed
new, ~ da l0!d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

the necessity which separates us in politics. BE, let
Us hear the exordium OF his euogy, Hark -
"FrAr JusrrrrA kuAr coEtuN." Dxnder and
bhren ! asthe Dutehmsn would say. Ho~ uemen-
deus, Let justice be done though the Heavens
ish" We'll, and what then, Why, Robert NJ. Il.
Hunter, ESQ. is every thing we could possibly wish
him, and Bonaparte was Just the reverse. And
here the euogy ends. We are len to draw the con-
elusion: ergo, II. NJ. L. Hunter ia every way quail
he'd TO be our representative, and Bonoparte was
not so qualiied. Quod srat Demon straaduH.
Now, gentlemen, | think that after this effusion,
which have been slightly reviewing. "Amieus JUS
utia' must require another season Of repose, and
another long nap; AMI il he will compose himself
to sleep, will sing the old Popsh requiem, and in
Latin too, Requieseat ia pace And now for a lit
tie well sounding Creek
CHRONONHOTONTH
Or, il he prefers it, a MIR BRoA ppus OF Caroline.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

srn industry by the direct supply Of the outward
bound eargoes.
| have, heretofore. fully adverted to the system
ana direction OF the land sales, with the effects 30
injurious TO the old States; and beg leave oonsi
der shortly how far the general good will be con-
suited by distribution. The rightful power TO d.
woe this tund among the States, has been affirmed
ey large mSjorties Of both Houses Of Congress, and
mas been very recently sustained in the Senate by
gument' deyng refutNtion; therefore this branch Of
the question may be safely left where il rests.
The present deficiency in the Treasury is the prom
inent ground now relied on to defeat or postpone
this measure. This temporary deficiency is but
one of the consequences flowing from the disastrous
war wsged NY the Government for the last ten
years on the commerce, credit and currency Of the
eoun,ry-Commerce rapidly declined-eredit Pc
nshed, and the Suo'treasury was brought forth
with the throbs and spasms Of a sinking dynasty:
out dreadful as have been the fleets OF the mad am
otion OF our late rulers the energies and
OF our people, guided Ivy the wisdom and patriot
Ism recently called TO their rescue, will shortly re-
eve the ship of State from the shoals and breaches
on which she has been plunging, and restore her
safe anchorage in the public confidence and stfec-
ton.
Imports and duties are the legitimate sources of
revenue-adequate without being burthensome, to
all the wants OF the Government, including the ne
cessary deiences under the ordinary state of our
commerce, without including the three millions and
a hall, at which Mr. Woodbury. at present estima' es
the land sales. The States have yielded to the
Union all the indirect modes of supply, leaving
ly the harrass'ng and invidious process of direct
taxation to replensh their respective treasures and
the crisis presents the question directly TO the peo
pie whether duties may be so increased as to sup
ply the fiscal demands OF the General Government,
without the aid of the land fund Or that the
States shall be left increase their direct taxation
TO provide the means of educating their people, and
for the Indispensable purposes OF constructing lines
of social and commercial intercourse duties hich
no Government can disregard without abandoning
the prosperity and happiness of the governed.
lew remarks hereafter this branch of the subject,
which have attempted TO discuss will close these
numbers. CAMlLLUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.
FRIDAT NionT.

NHuAN 4NleHTt
About $50 shares Bank United States were sold
at The FIRST Board, opening 2Ol cash and closing
t2li. ~ the Second Board the transactions were
N the extent Of 500 shares A sale was made nt
~, ahor which the price fell of 10 2tI cash, and
20 7 NV, an advance Of VI per cent. on the 6nal
quotations Of yesterday. II is supposed that The
news Of the Relief Bill having been vetoed nv Gov
Porter was c, mmunioited 10 some. members OF the
board with orders 10 sell, which may have csus d the
decline from the opening rate. We understand, how.
ever, that the Bank does not esteem IL misfortune
thatihs bill s yctoeds rs tho cond ons Of il are such
that thetvould not have accepted its terms had Il
been signed by the Governor. The general feeling a,
the Board was good and prices went up for most
descriptions Delaware 4 Hudson improved Der
cent; Harlem X. X. I; Yeksburg r. n. per cent.
The transactions IN Foreign Exchange for the
Steamer have been large to-day, and tho market
closed very firmly. The sales ~ Sterling have
been At u a w Southern bills ~ 7; Francs 81
2si Sc 3O on Amsterdam 3SI; Hamburg 35l,
Bremen 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

h'pr' Ferry .irm'ry We understand thu,
e.J nhofy at Harper: Ferry will shortly be pIa
eeu under the control Of an officer Of the tJ A..
my win instructions tn examine into ali il. con.
ee'ns7The Administrator having determined ,b,,
every department OF the Government should und, :.
~ .ne mos, rigid scrutiny, in order that abuses,
,ha, ,hey exist, may lie corrected, il is prop er
WI" 'ne hrmory at Harper's Ferry should not [ g
M n, more especially Il has been asser-
.sd that the manufacture ofhre.arms there has cost
tue government considerably more than the sam.
slnu Q, arms cost at Springfield; AID certainly no
on. whl DC better able TO oban the desired infor
nation than experienced officer of the OrJinane.
do not mean TO intimate tibet the
peolc interests hav suffered under the management
OF tne present superintendent for we have NO inlor
NATION ny which we can form an opinion upon the
suhJeet-Wia. Rep4biiean. WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MEETING IN LOUISA

Al meeting Of portion OF the wings OF Lou
sa, held at the Court House, on Saturday the 10Th
Apri, is4i On motion, WIN. NJ. Amber was
called to the Chair, and +. w. Jones appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Capt. Jno. Slater, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
LIST. Resired, That Thomas Walker Gilmcr,
Esq, Is hit and suitable person to be voted for by
the Wings OF the Albemarle District as their Rep
resentative in the next Congress Of the United
States.
2d. Resolved. That John Slater, Francis w.
Jones, Nathaniel Thompson. and Tobias s. Calls,
be appointed Committee to inform Mr. Gilmer of
the nomination, and to urge his acceptance of The
same
On motion,
ResOlreS. That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Richmond whiy.
VIM. NJ. AMBLER, Chairman.
+. w. JosrS S,er,fsr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
Na6lk Distr,eL


Dr.. Mallory has no opposition. The Lceo'. de-
spairine Of eleesius Of their own. have &c, in
to psasing the Doctor. to excite wing dis,rust Of
him, and affect to be delighted at opportunity Of
voting for him. Very we'll gentlemen; we take
your votes and your praises aswe eanno, help our
sel,es-6ut we give you m thanks.
Shenandoah District
The Tenth Legion" is in wild confusion. A
Convention was recently held to hx upon candi
dSte-whieh nominated MIR Beale- who was not
before spoken of. Three or four Of the other can.
d'dates protested, and determined to hold on-so
that the Convention, instead of diminishing, in
creased the number Of candidates. MIR S. c. Viii.
liams, who, when he discovers an idea, "brightens
all over" like young Nourmahal, and looks as pleas
ing as basket of chips, has since the Convention
hlled the and Shenandoah paper with Addresses
lie has shed ink enough to be elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

1~The Globe founders through too columns
OF P'osy comment upon President Tyler's Address,
The Ex'oficisl Is evidently i'll at case. The tone
of,he Address respecting removals. switch are Of.
ten likely to arise" throws il into whining mood
The views on the currency put ii in quandsry
and II does not know whether to approve or disap
prove OF the other Republican sentiments, which
pervade tbs document The public is quite indif.
f'rent what may he the opinion of the political
bankrupt Of the Globe-we presume all whic,
would prefer that il should abuse thePre,ident and
all he does-and it is very likely, for that reason
he will praise him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
VIA CANAL.

hoHiNED-Canal boat Director, Watson. -,
of tons merehandze, to l. Ludlam & Son R.' w"
wen, smnh Jones, and w Dibrell 4 Co, ss
ing Sis ~ toll. "o' pay
Canal boat Champion, Doughty. with 10,
m, reh,nd'ze, to N II Rsgl Ind, A WarwcL ' c
pChrs'ian, Shields x s ,mervile. R,x..
,n,,rr'is, Workman, MeGsuder & Co, T X Bl,;e x
WINSTON. Bas~el, Smith & Jones. L q Tomnh;n-
toll. paying So6 36
CLtakEO--Canal boat Buchanan, Arm,wo,
NY my, win fSi tons merchandise, for Lock No M
sl53 - toll. paying
Canal boat Richmond, Eubonk. with a,
merchantzc, for Lynehburg: paying si4s ~ ,oIl
OansI boat kana~ha. Sncdeker. with 80, ton.
n"I for Columbia. Lock is, New Make,
""o eeyyneheurg paying siI9 70 toll
beth, Beaston, Richmond. '0"' Eliza
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
REVIEW OF THE IyNc,pu,,

REVIEW OF THE LYNclBuRo MARKET
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco, Sc 90 TO d ?.
Inferior to Common 90 IN 4 n
So".non 10 uood so to 81
| Good TO Fine, an - a So
Good TO Fine manufacturing 500 IN "a o.
Lugs, average 81 so. Extreme prices. : GO To 4 "a
| Inspected the past week 229 hhds. The insner-
tons are increasing.
Flour, s2-,,o . nm
Wheat, bu, little doing, 07sto 90 So
Corn, per barrel, 225to ? IN
Meal, by wholesale % 90 10 n so
Ilaser lper toni 1000 TO 10 so
Oats, (per bushel,) O37 IN q an
Whiskey, (by wholesslel O2sto o al
Iron, (pcr toni months, so 90 to 90 90
Bacon, tby whoesale) 725tos 40
Clover Seed, per bushel, Oslo 90
I 80 Per aek,) 2 so TO 2 IS
,niemp, per toni 100 90 to 40 90
Flax Seed, (per bushel.) O62 TO o 65
FREIGHT.
Down the river, osl >, n M
Up the river, 81 IN n IN
c0"ef me JoiiO'cins article, BY Ia. Canal to
Riehm9nd.
hhd. Tobacco 1850 gross, toll SO 65,
present freight 81 s36s
,,.:,, unopened is averaged at
800 lbs toll 50 Al freight 81 3A
a barrel of Flour toll Sc cents. Presen,
freight Is cts. :,
A ba'6sl of Wheat 50 lbs. freight 6 cts. 81
4 P'sSe"N price OF freight ~ lower than IL will
DC IN tne busy season, but one expects il to ex
coco ,zi cts per hundred during tho year provided
ue lanai stands hrm, which no one doubts Will
route wy eh's
we congratulate our friends that the great ron.
ua Improvement is completed and in successful
SPeIeVon TO tins place, and especially those of ths
south Southwest and West They have now ,
routes routes oy which produce can be Transported IN
n'onhond with ne ma,etli difference in cost having
the oenehi of trial OF this market. which has AZ
Ways Justly been regarded as equal to sny in the
Stae' ana the absolute certainly OF Transporting their
produce al all seasons OF the year. We hope thai
m,hy OF our Southern and Western friends will >.
gain md 1t their interest to trade to this market
HOLCoMBE & OTEY.
The hne line Of Packet Bats BELONGING n our
en'erprisIns felow-ctzens Boyd. Edmond s. Co
Is run'ng three times week betw cen this place and
y leaving here Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday mornings, ~ c'c.ock. We take great
pressure IN commencing this line to the p9oIic
r or We are assured by all our friends who have
ueu H. that It Is not surpassed If equalled bv anv
me IN the Union for comfort safety and expedition
haV'nS ofhcers Of the most kinG obigins and Gen.
temaniy department, with fare OF the bighes ordsr
Whole cost $40. Distance $50 miles Tins ~
performing trips Sc hours-expected 10 be reduced tn
~ hours, when things are settled.
Editors of newspapers friendly to the State md
us internal Improvement schemes, will confer 4,
Sor by giving this Review few insertions.
H. so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

The funeral ob'equ,s Of the late President took
place IN New York on Saturday. The correspond.
ent of'he National Intelligeneer says: "The pro.
ces'ion, It presumed, would reach from the Bate
~ to Harlem, distance Of nine miles, and eight
abreast ltistwo O'Clock as close, and, although
advertised to leave at ~ the multitude have hardly
begun to move from the Park. might hll your
columns with description, but, aftor all, you would
have but a lain. idea Of the solemn pageant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

sa'on' |" all We ssk--'hss be never viii, ~s We
every confidence Reserve 10 the p opls the Mo
eey Pe~er-and we are indiffsrsn, WIN, 6,ansial
scheme may be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
RICHMOND MARKETS.

"oeins Easter. there were no breaks at the Ware
houses to-day Tho foreign news will no, affect our
markets.
The day HIS been exceedingly disagreable, from
a cold rain, and no business done on the streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MIR. a. MRS. MARTYR


MISS INVERARTrv
neg leave ,ns .t .,.e,,,t,. =, ,rhhi u,
mont mai ~. y in,su ~ ne eitzens OF Rich
oNNND FANEW ELL. CONCEuT
Al the Thelire, THIS EyRNINn 49,, ~ 1nh,
conss, 20 OF several families, the per viii
PR a &, n A NJ Nr
" ~ u m NJ T..
ny,n., FART FIRST.
S,rH 'uhE -
"Lbb-sce the Chariot at hand here Of Love
so>, Mr. AMI Mrs MARVIN ami NJ iin,.r.,,
SoN"-Away TO the mountains brow Mis- Inyersr,,y'
ON, IA is
rec as The wind Mr. and Mrs Marvin ami Ms.
inseraly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ia,sa
,,oMAIlNA-Nirgin Goddess (Castu DiyaI from Sn,m
"IN ,Mssryn;. IN, ,Tsa
~ know bank wherein the wild thyme hia,y.
.s,ru 20 anu MISS lnverary.. loEs
,pLhb-iis vsTy merry thing Mr. and Mrs NartSn 20,
MISS inVeranty.. .....,.... "a ~ s''
PART sEcoND
OVERTURE
GLEE-rhe Curfew. Mr. and Mrs Marvin AMI MI .,
verary. ............. - -''" anu WIS Tn
rONG-The deem deen 500 Nj. 49,. ATWOOD
DUErr-As IL fell upon ,I.y NJ, Nuy..o noas.
BkIIkD.My III; "a; ySr .BsBor
BkIIkn- K,,o E.'r.'. ~, ma.yn..-.... RusssLL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
FREsH SPRING DRY cooDs.

WE haye nov In store, our entire STOCK OF SPRING
w oOODs, crccpta few ackages daily expected
our ass'ment u rsry large aGd general Of both 70.
reign and Domestic 0oOdseimoa large We fear fnr
ne mes, bu being well aid In able oer greet
IN ucementsi 10 purchasers, and are Determined 10 do
%, Until our stoch IL greatly reduced.
mha - - o. s.n,2,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

o"y and Country readers will see by rs
sfsnes 10 the advertising columns, tina, our mar.
chants ere supplied with every variety Of ehoie.
articles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

ln view Of the fact, we'll ayouched by history that
the tendency Of all human Institutions is to concen
trate power ~ the hands OF single man. and that
their ultimate downfall has proceeded from tbls
cause, ! deem Il Of the most essential importance
that complete separation should Ike rlses be,weeo
the sword ana the purse. No matter where or how
the public moneys shall be deposited 80 long as the
President cin exert the power Of appointing and re.
moving, al HE pleasure, the agents selected Tor hsi.
custody, the Commander ~ chief Of the Army
and Navy is in fact the Treasurer. A permanent
and radical change should therefore be decr,ed.p
President Ty'sr'S ygddrsss.
This sentiment identical with one in Gen. Hsr.
rIson's Inaugural, shadows forth tho great princi.
pie, which lies at the base Of free Government. Il
- the same Tor which our English Ancestors con-
iended-~wbich they successfully Northumberland
by maintaining which, lhsy established their iber.
ties The Money Poger belongs to tho PeopI, or
their immediate Representauyes-it DOES not, and
ought not 70 pertain to the Executive. ltcannot be
surrendered 10 the Executive without creating De,-
potlsm This great principle was in groit degree
lost sight Of during the heat and confusion Of the
late contest IL was tho policy Of tho Van Buren,
Dynas'y 70 keep il out Of view altogether and
while they amused tie People With the conflicting
Pretensons Of the various schemes for collecting
and keeping the public money, they sought 70 vest
This power N the Executive, and thereby rivet IN,
chains upon the country. Bot they we're driven
from power, and with their overthrow fell the sngin,
by which they hoped TO erect Despo,ism.
But President Tyler is right, and we re- echo hi
sentiment No mstlor which sohsms-uhsther IN,
SuL.Treasury, the Pc. Banks, or a National Bank
be adop:od-so long az the President is the sbso
ute and uncontrolled master OF those who keep IN,
Public money, he Is virtually the Treasurer an,
untes in his person The two ingredients OF a Dss
Po,-ths Purse and the Sword. That he may no
give bic sanction TO any scheme, which admits thi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
'op pR.pH v H.AAIFPwIgK

rtykMs hls ou.iomera and the public seeeysil, ~,
ID ol snd VIII receive per packet Re
he ioe Lii ~ o spenf and hummer Gooda Orders ~
WI .. attended b with punctnaly and do., IN
~ p-"ANTED Sir JoUrney ,nsn Tslloys AZ il-,s gh'