, 1841-06-12

~ H'S iiS is dtiu III tiI iopC that lie
will never find it out! This is the morality
of " diStribu!ion" and "ougmcatation;" it is
the morality Of Wing reforr.ysu
The world Will laugh to scosa the propo-
sition! What! give away your revenue
when you are obligedto 5orroO honey ond in,
crease the f0res TO get along sC!ti the gorsrn-
ment! 1t deserves Il worse na ne than folly
or improUidence, and will receire it from the
lips of all honest men.
Sd and 4th. The moral ri, hace PROPOSE.
lions is no better VEL. :, LSSuL EE.:.s.:
ry? u is Il plan for keeping tn p1h!:c money
in safes and vaults, under locks and bars, Sc
cured by heavy bonds and severe penalties
If mlsused or lent out. What will be the in
slant effect OF. its repeal? To put The public
money at the disposition of The Secretary of
The Treasury, 10 be placed without security in
such handso as the presidents, cashiers, & clerks
of modern banks, may please and used or lent
0ut Without bUnds TO secure its return, or penal
Ties 10 punish its misapplicatiOn or plumber. 1t
was TO get hold Of the public money for spec
ulalIng purposes that the parties were set
on fire last year. log cabins brought over the
mountains and hard cider carried over; that
tens OF thousands were collected in conven-
tons; that SO many poles pointed up from
haunts OF proclamation and r~evelrv, as If in
derisIon Of heaven; that faIsehoods enough
10 make a Noahis flood deluge the land, and
that running orators went up and down hurting
reckless Remuneration to the right and left and
threatening TO change the administration BY
arms, II they could not do it though the bal
lot box. There was just as much sincerity
IN this matter As there was in relation 10 "Me
spills Of 9Gice." They wanted no Office
not tlev-ottlces were no ambition in their
sight; hut how is it now! They want 10
take the public money out Of the hands Of
corrupt men," and put i; into such pure
hands as BIddle's, llawkin>'s &C.. &c.. to be
invested in cotton Specula,ionS, forced GER
%tIticates of stocks. "pPe-la iag.r .gqrn-ypin-
"ing," &c. &c.. .lHi the pybli: money they
TiH hare! For that they all go-"go !, with
4 ruSh'-go it ia'o he Treasury, handing
IFS contents over not TO dctccte} forgers and
rogueS, but II may be 10 those who are no
bctteri
ii fscai ageni!r' There seems TO be some
doubt or difficulty us TO the description OF
fiscal agent winch the extra srf ,oI Is 10 bung
forth. What is the matter! Canno: Presi-
dent Tyler be induced to "cGrJy ont Wig
priacpIcS?' Viii he not VIOLATE HIS
OATH mt tie Constitution by approving an
act establishing National Bank! Trouble
is apPrehended from that qrartcr or some
other; Tor after expressing their opinion IN
favor OF a National Bank. the editors add.
SIN repeating which now and here they do
not pretend, not being authorized. to repre-
sent the views of the Executive" And
again, they say:
'lf, owing TO the s%cruples which have
heretofore prevailed in some Of the South.
crn States against 4 National Banking lnsti.
tuition. it shall be found impracticab!c 10
unite 4 majority of the two Houses in favor
of any institution, then let those who enter
tain those s~cruples bring forward their meas
ureS to be tried"
This refers. we presume. 10 those South.
ern Wings who do not, like Mr.. Preston.
think the consiitulionalily Of n Bank depends
on 'he condition of the couahy.' Let's
have their plan; and i! it be better than the
Democratic plan, and constitutional, too, let
1t be adopted. Never mind the .erprrimcR,."l
The world has learnt much by .experinents."l
and doubtless has much more To learn. The
experiment OF 4 National Bank has been
tried twice over; and so fruitful has been of
corruption, usurpatIon, and crime, that we
prefer any "experiment' to that. "Thcre
is no school like adversely, says the EXPOSE
tor. The turtures Of another generation
will, we think. bring back the country to the
established by the Constitution,
and satisfy the people that it is neither cxpe-
dent MOI safe TO let their money lie drawn
from the Treasury otherwise than in .'pursu-
ance Of appropriations made by law"
There is one feature of this manifesto
will strike many IN honest Wing with
Did not every true hearted far
and mechanic who voted the Harrison
last fall, expect that there was to be
retrenchm,nt in the expenditures of Govern
which were pronounced extravagant
and corrupt under the late Administration!
What does the I~ntelligencer say now?-
II SAYS:
ave hare no idea of any rduction Of the
aggregate amount Of the expenditures of
The Government. An augmentation Of The
rerenue to some ertent is therefore i~neUita-
be-" 5
This is WING REFORM!
They have NO IDEA Of retrsnchment! S