The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-27
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CLAY AND A BANK

The Albany Evening Journal is assuredly the most
dcspicable and hypocrca publication that eyet set
upn for political or party organ III this country
that ever was honored as such. lis course on the
Bank question is in full confirmation of this fact
While it is affecting the most holy horror at the
of United States Bank, and deprtcating beyond any
other event, the rc-estabshment of such nstitu-
ton, it covery, and even openly, applying all its
energies to the advancement and success of Henry
Clay-a politician who stands g No u with his par
~ at this time for no other particular reason than his
determined and resolute advocacy of such an instu
ton. One day it will be found stunning " Bank
Trap" with the sagacity of the most accomplished
political rat" and the very next Of indeed not the
very same day. it will only differ with its friends as
to the MODE of accomplishing the same thing y But
day two since this was the utterance of the Jour
nal on the subject of Bank:
"Such few Of the losses and evils growing
out Of the insolvency of the United States Bank
The list might be extended indefinitely. There are
cases Of distress aud suffering which harrow up the
soul We have seen and heard enough of the Rtu-
ries and frauds of that bloated Monster To make US
loathe the bought of United States Bank A
keen and indignant recollection of its robbcres and
rottenness will remain until an injured genera alton
passes away.
"And yet in view of all this ruin and misery-re-
CARELESS OF these multiplied, aggravated and
ed frauds aud vlIlines, seek to make the gu
ton OF AN old fashioned United States Bank, an
element in the approaching Presidential canvass !.
Yes, erIenced, enlightened and patriotic atesmen
are deliberately proposing 10 go down To the Ballot
Boxes in favor of the incorporation of National
Bank, while plundered People and disho 1ored
Country, bleeding and bruised recoll with disgust and
horror from issue SO pregnant with evil to them
selves, their cause, and Their country"
And all this burst of rid ndic nation was fol-
lowed day or two Afterwards, the Journal of last
evening, by long, glowing, aud exultlng Of
babe given To Mr. Clay at home, at which he
was Significantly toasted IN honor of his ultra Bank
predictions. Here IL one of the toasts
"a National Bank-lndispensabl to the safe-kecp-
ing and disbursement of the public revenue, TO the
separation of the purse from the sword, and the res
toration of sound currency"
Nor does the knayery OF the State paper stop at a
mere account of athc mode in which the thing was
accomplished ; but, evadlng an open and manly ex-
presson of It's own, directly in any shape, it snug
giles into prominent position, strong and pointed
euogium upon MIR Clay from the n. Y American.
And in this "moder this reckless and unscrupulous
press seeks to its party from trap in which
It would involve the country and people
| WHARF.-The prospects Of the wheat harvest were
never better in the Genessc Nalley--renowned as il
| is for its excellent wheat The uncommon coolnes,
of the season is Just right for wheat, though it cause,
some grumbng about other matters.-Roc ester N
' Y Post.