Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-02

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ADVERTISEMENTS Tar greater man 'ho'e
which are now experienced o' any OF
the States limiting an our oApona''u,o'
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oehce upon o"ilhSo any uo7f'i Puo.' ioI
the management OF our hsce! o-alrs' l
recommend 'Ae adoption q 1he sysie'h
winch IS no" - successful oPef4:'ioh -
mar system aIoIuo every requisite ~
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eVIls lnaePafaoic iF2h such az li'sl''u-
uohi d,m'niSh' 10 greater extent 'ban
could Do accomplished ny any other /
measure q REFORM the patronage OF The |
Federal governmental wise pohcy IN |
all governments oat more especially so
IN one IKE ours which works we'll only
IN proporlion as II II is made 10 rsl y tor
lis support upon the unbiased ana una
dullerated OPINIONS Of It's constituents
90 away forever, All dependence on cor
pofate bodies, either IN the raising, col
lechng. or sale keeping, or disbursIng
the public revenues; and place the Gov
eminent equally above Inc temptation
Of fostering dangerous ana unconslitu-
tloha' institution al nome, or the necessi-
~ oil adopting rs policy 70 the views and
interests o. aailli more formidable mon
ey power from abroad.
1t is by adopting and carrying out
those principles, under circumstances
the most arduous and discouragipg, thai
the attempt has been made, thus far sue
eessfully, TO demonstrate to The people
Of the United States that national banl
al all times, and national debt, cxcep
ii be incurred at period when the homo
and safety Of the nation demands tn,
temporary sacrifice Of a policy, whicl
should ouly be abandoned in such ext
gencies, are not merely unnecessary, bu
in direct and deadly hostility TO the prin
cipes Of their Government, and to ihei
own permanent welfare.
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