Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-23
FEDERALISM C0AlpLEii'"
TgCYCLE.

fTBCYCLE.
Ths plsas,s a. sm mate 'ea'ila'lv oh'I
IVA iaws ~ ihsN ms'lenA ihan paf''e'
Ware military rule does eoi reign soel
81 nsisrslly divide, lole iwe sisa' il'.s
tine living ny W. wo'h' me other NJ
vhs,.-'fbs sams sos'ss which ihss'
puta. hsy, run N Esnlasd fof esntihss
IaI. s,,afsss herr. A ndnon obssvsl
vtf.all, di.eo,sf In fghnleE over OIL
trsu hlsmtt. snd comparing II viii
has acearsd In fnglanda-@snaloRie,
pmet show that The Two eassss NJ
taI.salefs snd lsHspaysb which. und,l
v,n ost modifying circumstances, hA,.
cmnnUnllS hep, up the strife or parties
ib"rs. a'e he same that begei The pollu
cnl Struggles hers. The chuteh sslnb
lishm.n "a one machine Of exionion
witch ,flcs tho people Of England and
susiain- their Opppfessors, from which
o"t tooslt'gtlon has delivered u.s. Bu,
"" have monopolies, poper.nonsy. Gov.
'rInD-M debt, and stocks, and all IN.
''h mAchi is'y by which The labor Of lhr
pf"U Ing class IL drawn from them, and
turned over 10 enrich the non producers.
and gtn"'tv m re rapidly then they ever
did IN e, gland.
The seed Of this EoxlcUs crop OF tank
weeds s'in,t ~ sal "ut The fruit Of IN,
ea''h-sv.ymdy Mows was sown by
Gen. Hamilton. wLa admired England's
rnp Government. ard hores,Iy believ,
ed tat The masses never could be gov.
't"'d unless they were arfully stripped
'oi 'heir earnings. kept down by burdens
so' j-c'ed by hordships, and tanned ana
err pied occasionally by small allo~an>
ces, as gifts, from the cribs they had
fl'lpt. lie introduced the funding tSs
TEN, by the assumption Of State debts
followed il up by brnk and the paper.
money sys,sus; and this he supported By
ia'if for protection, and the adjunct OF |
corrupt DIS rlbullon IL rne form or anoi her,
!" dram The treasury. and spread Gov.
Frnm'ht II fucrce. The genius Of Mr..
j. H. rsun aid ihr patriotism Of tEe party
he e" bodi d. have held in check tho pro,
ga 1t Inns nigh y scheme Of aristO.
rra''c p~'r; aud Gen. Jackson seemed t.
hive ar'.tn torlnnate,y 10 crush il forever,
When The ramon WAS almost betrayed by
'eadris who had b l,ngsd to the Jeffsr.
so" school, aud VINO still proiessed to
adhere 4" It. Irir cipI,s. But no sooner
was h- way blocked by the vetoes of
PrrsId"n. Jackson to the further progress
ct the system IN the Government OF the
UuiJn, than 1t ~as transferred 10 the states,
ny tue sdr IL and evef-aciive politicians
OF he Federal clans. Banks sprung up
in every State, like mushrooms. Inter.
nal improvements were spread like net.
work ia ali quar- srs, aud debts were
heaprd up by millions, and stocks pro.
sdad 10 gsmb = in by every State Legis. I
azure. Nothing remains bat coGceutia.
sinu (Which 10 the end of Federal meas.
nrrs in regard TO EVERY, ing touching the !
N+ es-'o renew tho whole policy devi, v
srd by Hamilton. e
The p"hlic wIi remember that, on Mr.. '
Wsb-t-r's rrt.Wa tran Eo.land, the Fed. :
pr'l I"'roais hroach.d mis- matter. 1t e
wa- u-t ., the 'nteSh,ld, il Congress. by v
~. Or md ;, r-por; aud the leaders Of E
~ pi'ty concluded that It was not safe =
n make this public ,,Ue during the y
prudpUcy Of he hardclier campaign. II "
Mas s"uIrd lhat their rra cts should not "
n Developed 10 ''public eye" The man. "
lgers worked theIt pipts pivstely with =
hose on whom It WAS supposed they 9,
WOULD operate fhvoraby. But row., as "
N the subordinate schemes have been e.
Drou. 1T f,ward, p"c ,un'ered, and defeated y
Mr.. Vim. Cast Johnson has--no doubt >,
,oi,r the advisenent Of he Federal cau> W
'h- given uot'ce that the grand scheme e'
'~"'' wilt SON be proposed IN due form. y
. Glove