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New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
Tile TINES.

clost number Of the Messenger. published Macon. in
the State of Georgia. gives the following picture OF the con-
Jon Of monetary affairs in that neghborhood which is
worthy of notice as aoring sample of the evils under
which larse portion of the country suffering IN
sequence OF the empirical experiments OF the late Admins
%. the Government better national currency
..Whatcver diversity opinion exist politicians
,po what are Significantly termed distractions all business
men must atni, that times hard unpececntcdly hard
For ourselves we believe that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ot the
Government for the twelve years has been chiefly inr
mental in producing this lanenabe state of things but
bowever that NAV be- aside, one will deny this
rllar that hard times iamiary termed. have
before been experienced any thing like equal degree
and bv way of illustration. would state that currency
comprised exclusively go far business purposes coz
cd OF Central Bank bills. which 16 per cent dis
count for specie bills
Oar banks are entirely nuga,ory long as they spe-
i their bills are bought up and retired from circulation
@ ,bcir power of usefulness entirely destroyed The cX-
change Of money has become the only business IN which
one can be prof;abv engaged and the consequence IS that
i The business so it becomes the disposition OF every one
ocy.r humble a be act the brotsr and run
on the banks This natural and we do not mention IL
the way of reproach. One result however Is inevitable that
when whole community resolve themselves into brokers'
neither one bank nor several banks united can resist c "
combination: they must either contract their loans stop DIS
counting and thus become useless the Public, they must
be forced 10 call their debts and u nnwingy be made m
strumcnts of oppression
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

mated with the most ho-tile feelings towards each other
What Is to be the effect OF all this
Ago i perhaps ulrcas.,nab,y ,i,nd Certain l. that
now dread consequences which once thought imasiaary
feel disposed 70 take refuge under some less turbulent and
les dangerous mode OF choosing the Chief Magistrate; and
nv mind suggests less objectionable than that YOU haze
proposed We shall be under the tanners OF par
cular men Strife will longer be excited, when 1t can no
longer sfec its object neither the People nj large nor me
councils Of the nation viii be aeitacd by the ail-surbns
question: who shall be President Yet ne viii IN truth be
chosen substantially by the People. The Senators in a.
way. be among the able Of the States lhonsh
appointed for tbs particular purpose they must always
be appointed for portan; purposes and must possess
large share Of the public confidence. If the People OF the
United elect many persons a compose one
Senatorial class and the President TO be chosen among
them b, lot in the you purpose he would be sub
>taualy elected by the Pcore; and yet such mode OF
election would be recommended By advantages winch your
plan docs posses in many respects It would Oe less
eligible
Reasoning PRIOR <hosld undoubtedly pronounce the
system, adopted By the Convention the best that could hc de-
yi>cd. Judging from experience, am driven to different
conclusion have. Your request submitted my reflections.
to vour private view; and will add that with great and
respectful esteem. your obedicni servant. MARSHALL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
Mr.. Tyler'- Opinions.

Tho Baltimore American republislcs from files of last
December, the following extract of letter, addressed by
AIr. Tyler to some gentlemen Of the Van Buren, party in
Charleston C. who in yiew Of the possibility of the death
Of Cen Harrison during hi- of service, asked for the
opinions of Nr. Tyler
The concluding portion Q; Mr.. Tycrs letter in answer
runs thus
Il unhe,itatngy declare it as my firm conviction that
VIM Henry Harrison qualified to guard aud promote the
liberties and happiness of his country because he the stern
and uufnchng advocate ot popular rights ana inc unco
prom. .ins oponcn of the bold and daring assumption '
powers which OF late years been claimed and exercised
by the Chief Magistrate Of this urion because he resasas
the public Offices of the country as created io the penet ana
advantage of the People and not for the political advantage
of the President and in that spirit, utterly denies the right
on the part of the President remove from ohce one WAC
is honest capable and faithful 10 the Consiutior % MIKE
wv for nohcr whose chief recommendation Is u be found
in his being noisy and clnnorou dcmngogue ana partisan
-ccau,e he would carry with hm into the Administrator
principles Of Jefferson and would require tho oicc-hoidefs
abstain interfering i'll the elections, and to beow
close attention their duties in place ol the acvc PARTISAN
ship which is now every where exhbted-becane he Is COM
mitted by his principles recommend and urge upon Con-
gress the adoption of such measures a VIII ultimate III te
committing the custody of the public to other hands
than the Pre-, c', eectualy separate the Purse
from the Sworbccausc he Is in favor OF economy IN the
public expenditures in opposition To that wisteul course oil
extravaganza which has caused the public expenditures To IN
crease in years from S30OOOOO exclusive OF thc pay
nent of the public debt si0,00OO0O annualy-oe-
cause he Is the sworn enemy corruption, and the lover OF
yrte-becausc in h election and BY his example, wil be
established and that greatest of all orns w:tfout
which the effort reformation Is hopeless VIZ tne 's
for all future time the Presidential OF service t" single
terur, four years-and because he honest man. Re
publican in principle and Patriot in practice might
find other reasons in the history of his past l he devo,
ted to the service of his countrybut haze fully answered
your enquiries.
Having responded fully and freely your enquiries, am,
X.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
The Ennk CI.nrtcr orrSrs.

From friend North Carolina have tccCvcd request
10 insert in our columns the cas and ray III Congress
the passage in the year 1916 OF the bill :harter the atc)
Bank Of the United States. designating tar We can the
party politics of the members voting These Yeas and Nays
having been published by last summer the course OF our
review OF the history the Bank the readet way comply
with the request OF friend re-publish them, We
do.
FROM the National InreIisen>sr of Aug1>,S $50.
The question on the final passage Of The Bark bill in the
House Of Representatives n 1870 was determined IN the
affirmative. by Yeas so, Nay, Il, as follows:
YE>s-Messrs Adgate Alexander Ataertou Baer Bets.
Boss Bradbury, Brown, Calhoun Canon, Champion, Camp
bell Clark of Nor, Carolina Clark of Kentucky Cendenn
ComNock Condict Conner Creighton Crocheron, Cuthher
Edwards Fsrney Forsyth Gholson Griffin rosvenor Hawes
Henderson, Huger Hubert HGngertord ngham Irving Jack
Jcwct Cerr. Hing Love. Lowndcs, umpkins Maclay
Mason Mccoy Mckee Middleton, Moore: Moseley, Murt,c
Nelson Paris Picken Pnkney. Piper Robertson, Sharpe
smith. o; MARYLAND smith OF Virginia Southland Tau Tay
or of New York Taylor OF Soutla Carolina Teliar Thomas
Throop, Townsend Tucker WaFt Weadoycr, Wheaton
Wilde, Wkin, Williams, Wl0ughty. 3omas, w !son, OF
Pcmlsy yvana, Woodward Wright YmceyI.N mes.-s0
N,Ys-Messrs Baker Barbour, Bassett Bennett Birdsal
Bount Breckenridge Burnside Buryvel. Cady, Caldwell
Cley Clayton Copon: Cooper, Crawford CupepPer Oar
ng'o4 Davenport pcs c@s'O% Gold G9dsboo9gn 94 Good
Johnson. Kent, LangdfA Law Lewis Lovea, Lyle Lyon
Marsh Mayran, Mclean, of Ky, Mclean of Ohio, Mino
Newton, Noycs ormsby Pickering, Phkn Randolph, Reed
Root, Ross Ruggles Savage Sergeant Shccy Smith Stan
Wallace Ward OF New-York, Webster Wicox-7l.
Clas>ed politically srdns the designation. of party
OF that day of the Republican Members s>tycvcn voted in
favor of the BILL and Of the Federal Members thecn and
of those who voted against the DILL about halt were Rc
pabicai, and one half Fecrsts Two third, of the Re-
pubcas therefore voted for the bill, aad more than Two
third, OF the Fedcralists against it.
The following the vote in the Senate
YSAs-Messrs Barbour Barry Brown, Campbell, Chase,
Cont Dagcct, Fromenn Harper, iorsey, Howell Hunter.
LacocS Macon Va Morrow Roberts Talbot rait Taylor
Turner. Varnun W.lams-22
N.YsMessr,. Dana. Gaillard Goldsborough Sore King,
Macon Mason Of n Hampshire Rugglcs Sanford Tichenor,
Wells Wilson--l2
OF the this vote, Republicans and
five Fecrasts; and of the nays, i've Republicans and
Fcdcralis,s.
that thirsof all the Republican Members of Con-
res assisted pass the Bank Charter and two thirds OF
the Fodcral,ts did tlcir best prevent its passage
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
VOL. L. NO. 5.
E.rlsect from Ge,.. Jieis9,.s I's'o Message.

Tha; Bans of the Une States courcen, All the duties
which nay be Teqniredby the Goyerer might be so organ
ize 70 infringe deicsa;rd powers the
served rights OF the States do NOS entertain oub; Had the
Executive been called upon furnish project such In
stituon the duty would have oecn ehecrty performed
These extracts vii, suffice -a,. the most keptical
think that If National Bank be established without
.rtting Mr. Jefferson and tamplns his doctrines the
iu, that Mr.. Madison and Cen Jackson himself.
have shown singular aacritv forget him and ,rrmpe
down hi, doctrines. Is the Argus answered.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Tho resumption OF specie payments in February was IN
opportune it ha, benefited OF ON own citizens but
has been productive o; the most In-clcyo consequence
From our central locality, ci;y ha been m!e the dePo
STORY all the deprecated currency OF the state our oA
l,v bee, drained OF their specie and people have been
oprsed bv ranious rate, of exchanges That they have
been able t. hold on, under ali such dadyantase : AZ sur
,,r.e =, i; !. conu,ondablc' Nat. Int.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
most obfdIent servant.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
R,cHMoSp, May Goth, ls3,

RICHMOND, May2 Goth 1880
My DEAR SIR: nave just returned from North Carolina,
and had this morning the pleasure OF receiving your letter Of
the 10Th accompanying your proposition for amending the
Constitution Of the United States. the speech made on
that subject the Senate 1908 read speech when
first published with pleasure and attention, but
then either of the amendments suggested. In
truth. there something captivating IN the idea OF Chct
Executive Magistrate who the choice OF the whole People
that il Is extremely difficult withdraw the judgement from
itS influence The advantages which ough result from II
are nanif.,t they strike the mind and
willing to believe that ,cy be defeated, that the opera
ton of choosing be attended with evils winch khan
lacralancc the actual good resulting from the choice. 1t
humliating admit that look degree.
chance for decision which ought be made by the Judge
ncnt These strong and apparently rational convictions
be shaken only bv long observation and painful experience
Nine are confess very much shaken; and my views of the
subject have changed good deal since 1908. consider II.
however, rather affair OF curious speculation than oi
probable fact; Your plan in conflict with many op
posing interests and deep rooted peudicc that should de-
par OF utility sui apparent than
il X.
An those who are candidates for the Prcency either i'm
medatev or remotely. and tiIcy the powerful
bcr the community viii be opposed it the body Of the
People viii also probably be in opposition for will
be difficult persuade them that any mode OF choice be
preferable election mediate nITedac 10y themselves
The ardent politicians the country Vet moderated ~
experience viii consider nputaon the great
publican principle that people capable OF governing
themselves if anv other mode OF appointing Chief Aiagls
trate substituted that which depends their
believe. therefore that proceed with present
system till its evils become obvious perhaps indeed
till the experiment; shall become impractcable before
shall be willing to change it.
Nv own private mind mas been slowly and reluctantly adj
vancing TO belief that the present mode Of eectit the
Chief Magistrate threatens the serious danger the
public happiness The passions OF men iniiamed
fearful an extent large embttered against each
other that dread the consequence The election agltaes
every section the United States and the cret
subside Scarcely President elected before the naci-
nations respecting commence Every political
question affected by all those who in Office all those
who office put motion The angriest, and may
say passions reused and put into full activity
Vast united closely, opposite directions AM
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

ANArloyAf LgGAcY.-Among the many interesting letters
lately developed Mr. SPARKss Late OF Warrington l. the
oing said to have been in reply to proposition
made 10 WAsuiSGroS at the conclusion oi the war By GER
tain officers of his army accept crown The following
sentiments show the republican spirit STAT at''a'ef 'ne
sr With mixture Of great surprise and astonishmcnt,
I read with attention the sentiments YOU hase submitted
~ nv ner1,sa Be assured -r occurrence III the course
o G n has given me more painful than your IT.
raao e there being such ideas existing in the army as
you have expressed ard must yiew them ith abhorence'
and reprehend with severity For the present the commn-
cation Of them will my bosom unless some further
agitation Of the matter shall make discvs'rc necessary
am much at loss conceive what part OF my conduct
could have given encouragement address winch to me-
seem, BIZ with the greatest mischief that can betnli my cou
,ry Ii am deceived in the knowledge OF myself you
could not have found person to whom your schemes ai'
more disagreeabe
Let me conie you then, YOU have regard tor your
country concern yourself prosperity or respect tor me-
10 banish these thoughts from your mind nHd never commn
aicate a. from yourself any else, snment o! IKE
nature. am, sc. GEORGE "ASiiiN"io'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
RrFoRM-sALARIEs OF OFFICERS.

REMARKS OF MEsSRs. PRENTiSS OF VT. AND CALHOUN
OF :. c.
In Tie Senate upon Ne Geaerai APPropr'ef'oH b'''
- I-it
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

, fcalincs towards each other.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
FROM the National InreIlisen>sr of August :, iSlc.

The question on the final passage Of The Bark biz in the
House Of Representatives (in 1870 was determined IN bs
affirmative bv Yeas So Nav, : l. rs follows
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-01
ana. Yreitas, ben 1lten ottober 1841

glr nad1 unb nath - 70 1T es in oem untrdnoelbas
rem @eiesen Der Sdbpfung 9e9rlnbet e1tfaltet ttd9
bas pabrhat @ute. lluieltg ilnb bic urpOsfen ad1t
f6se, welde bas 8crhanoene i'm Mpmente 3u Spcen
Itn1ettern unb MIR htt elten nem tprtltdb Sel1ern
cine Stcue ,uritd(a1en. $50 cine llmbtlcun9 coer
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tes nnbebeno herDDr9ehen, 100 Der Stnn tur oeroelS
ernoe coenbs@rstebung tn bic Sntte oes armen, tpe
in bic oerdumt9e Mchnun9 beS retd,en Mdnnes e11 +
febren, 100 oer Sadne au9emetrer Srtsoereolun9 Dt>
fentltd, aussetreut itberau lSureln ida9en ip nno
mo- man ndbreno oem Bdu otees ccuptlalen NSertes
nit WtYriaben bon s1eactionen onSutdmpen bat; bort
6eDarf es elmer Netbe BON Sahren, nm tn lan9am tbds
tioem Sprretten cas entfernt legenoe 3te u erreis
d,en. 8om Yfan3un9stage AT Oer9eht et1 Wenid,en>
alter nah Dem anbern bas Sabrbuncert ruB tpedelr,
bis @ bic eriten Seine bes peroenben @tdpolbes Su
Neienitdmmen 9efrdft9et baben, bic alsoann tef 9ez
tpursel, enter benz anoern Sum SdnBe btenenb allen
Sttrn1en Gros bteten.
lSer iId fbn ais 9ieformatcr fptrft, NIT Derdd>
Iltdem 8Iide Surldidauenc auf 9Iltes, mas Dor tbm
9eidabe, uub Der db rdumt in ben ftrsen Ga9en iets
ner gS1rtlan1tett elne nene, 9e9e Sdopfn9 beroDr
5aubern Su tonnen Der miro btenteoen o0s 3tel ntdt
fdauen, oas er m inn QSabne Der 9Qfraft pel su 1toz
be oade. Srdgt Dbnehtn bds lStrfen 1lerer Spanne
SebensSet nr Die Sdrbe ocr fr3en erlpOe, ber es az
19ebhrt uno miro bon Der 1tnchfcl9enber, weun nib
gang oerordn9t, bcb iu beer erfunnen Mcrifcottcz
ren nm3etaltet. 0iee5 um 70 9epier, Irenn Der @e>
Isenitanb Der ger6esrun9 ntht bic epis feit ebenOe
I@runn,pabrhet, icnbern nur bcn ipU9enoen @ehIel
Der Scrnen betrtft. NRaS audi uu1er 9ultreben ben
@noepunt ntt erreiden, che rpir bas 9u9e auf imer
fhltefen iU rpirb es oen Gahtpmm1en CUR Bas, AMI
relde e fortbauen mS9en, um benz 3iele tmmer ndbe>
3u rifen. Oa5 0uct Ger Gjeldihte aller 3etten unr
SHlfer lebret, oaf lI ,pednrdf1se sntaIten, peld'
auf Die gelammtbeit einAusrctd flno, nur alImdlt9
entfaen oas crit Der entel Die reifen grfOlee bon
oem 9ente6t> tpc3u Der ldn9t eutihafene 9Ibue ben
yrunb Ie9te, uo mas tbm Der ebenalls beimae9an9e>
inc gater ocrberetete. Suit mir Seber ben Stanos
punft, anf welheu bn Die @criebuus 9eiteGt bat, 70
tan9e treu nnb rcod aus, ais ibm &raf Sur Gbdtts1
felt DerIieben 1T; 70 ueroen bic hesten Sutreeu Der
gRenld,heit msn'er gum SelIeru 9ef6roert.''
8. S. Jtotbna9eG
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-01
(2(us pcm "0Olari(cntan.")
gSer III Der 0err1tber .?

Hbt9bldtter unb Bbi9ppltttfer Oman fehe bic feoen
beS Soerrn Setts nnb 9lrnplo nab) fabren 5u nnerm
8epauern fort tbren @rtmn itber errn 2Dler ausSu'
idItten. Das QSbrterbud) Der Sprad,e 1hetnt emftS
burht6bert rprben sn letrt, MDrte ,u fuben, bic
ibre erbttterteu Shmdbungen ausorltofen Dies ales
1T uuaepabn(tc befremoeno-uno befremoeno unbilli9
@S 9ab 1T Dem Sfan1pfe, Der bic 9lomntfrattDn oes
Soerrn 8an Suren enoete, pele fdbt9ere unD elnfu6
rebere, jeocd feline etfri9eren &no acknowledgement
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