Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14

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MI, choorr,IIv to Tho i,nnosiion If direct taxes.
f. s,nnor, tLo socurifv and honor of orr countrv,
and hnnco hv hoh;t tyhich y.,e derivoI from the
burial .u,ri,li. and tho ,viso, who have made
ne what we arc wn nav orr State taxes with
almost as much alacritv as we give money TO
onr wivos and ch;ldron If the deiaultinr State |
yord only nractice m tbis dortrins. The snak
a,tIv sufficient to rornscitoto heir credu.
0ccunvinr ,he no.;,ion Won do. 7 sincereIv
homo, nv dear sir that yo,ir inanence throucb.
out the Union will he brought tn hear on his
rr,,t national oucsti,n Wa all know
H., our couu,rvuon ara essentially saracious
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ndsn,,,ta :, nnrf,r,n tho avcL,nrns If trade and
value in oIr country. Whether this be Bank
of,bc l.. States. or an issue Of redeemable
currency Inv the Federal Treasury, is not of SO
m,irb ro,nnortiva imnortance. as that ,ye should
have AN abundant and uniform circulation from
sona eourco mr. o,her which. natinr allowance
.or the variations in the balance Of trade. shall
no of onual value in New ORLEANS and Boston.
This circulation, in the recesses ofthat fnan-
cial wisdom which is naat fndirr ont. was dos.
,royed nv our friend General Jackson. when he
slew the Bank of the United States, with the
arm of Samson, and almost 'with the self same
weapon to1," when we recolect all the twad-
| die OF the old gentleman on this subject. He,
rs Burke said, was certainly "consummate
architect of Ruin in his time and tide, and had
the happy faculty of impcrsonatng corporation
lin his minds eve for tho purpose of hating it
ter When, therefore, Mr.. Bidd.e entered into
a contest with this hero of two wars, he forgot
the wisdom of the Spanish proverb, "fhat be
who sets down to dine with the devil should
eat with a long spoon." What has been the
result Of this feast, in broken meat and empt,
plates YOU well know. II has LETT our countr,
palsed ndeed-hunrrv in flesh aud poor il
spirit, doubt, since the creation Of the world
whether such an example can be exhibited az
we have presented for the last sixteen years @
lolIv and misroyernmcnt. No Southern plan
ter would permit his plantation for one hour t,
be governed with such lack of all sense an,
providence. The Canfar and Uattentotg, i,
reference to their condition. doubt not, have
been governed with policy far more yirilan
and enlightened. A country of immense re
sources. m A pnrjod of prornuud peace. on th
verge.of bankrnpcy ANY man who will rea
Hune's ESSAYS on "pub,ic Credit" and on "Non
ey," can be at no loss to trace our present con
,tion TO its true cause. We have been suffer
mo- ever since General Jackson DESTROYED tn
Hipk Of the United State; with the eIceptio
of a short Der,ol old.s,empered initiation create
BY his own measures undcr steadily dminis,
lug circulation, which the eminent philosophe
, To whom have referred has declared to be on
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