The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-15

We publish to-day the plan Of The SO
rotary Of the Treasury. Mr.. Forwara,
for the new fiscal ageat men ioaed ~
Mr.. Tyler in his messaga- Thss 1sca-
meat is accompanied wlsa loag fecen
mendallon by the Secretary, driaaiag Is
various advantages, aud comparing ii
with the United States Bank AM the SD
Trs asury; to both Of y leh the hoaorA
BILE Secretary thinks II highly PrefrFa-
bic. Il, he says, eva1es tie -neonsslia
tional objections raised against tn Baak.
and does Mt coatain the poriioa OF he
Sub-Treasury Law. furnishing oue eur
rency for the Government and another
for the people, inasmach A. Government
dues were by that law 10 Be paid IN Sc
Gle, and no currency vas Afforded of
the accommodation Of the people, n e.
ciIilating the mode Of ex kange. or fur
nishing any sufficient means Tor The safe
keeping of the public money.
This new fscaliiY, or Exrbeqaer a..
the Secretary chooses 10 call Il, i not
so Objectionable as the Sab-,reaSlry aul
the immediate AMI pressing Necessity for
sumo national fiscal agent. Vii caase
the wings to look more kindly upoa e.
than they probably would if there was
any hope Of obtaining 4 Uausd S,a,es
Bank during the administrative 81 Mr.
Tyler.
IL IS not our purpose a; present. ,o
enter into al analysis Of the scheue.
and indeed il IS 70 ally unnecessary uuul
il is ascertained that Congress wlll pro-
badly favor IT, The Maiisoaian savs {,
will receive much wing support IN Cen-
gress that was not calculated ol. aai
seems 10 think The measure wit1 s,m-
changes Will receive the approval 81
Congress. This i IS difi-at - deter
mine. but We will endcavcr to INFORM
our readers regularly Ofths progress OF
aTnirs.
As a matter Of expeiirucv tbs s-h-aae
shouli certainly b. treated 18th ca "a
deHberaiiou. anI wliAo1, thar prrrsl.-r
with which party feeling : - AZ o. ia-
vest politicians IN The lor,na'i0n or iheig
opinions in regard g any such measure.
The exigeGcies ofth- coantrv resusr-
that some means for the saie-k-rP.as :
the public money. shoall BE al,p,eI. IL
order 10 avoi the raiaous coase7sseacr-s
which are bound 10 follow a relin4aish
meni by Congress al TIE people 1T "a
control over 1t, a. the Pres.ieu,- Th-
question OF the currency - one uh.ch
has long sexed the couairy aaI &, Is ,sal-
the matter vas settled. New qs-S-ials
are daily arisin. % harrtss the = b Is
mind, anl twenty years IS ioo lag o.
any one question to ag.iate tas csssrr..
when with mI;aa. c1nrtlat1a sll AK
y might b. put NJ res'i AL shaa.l b., 81
the adoption Of some measure. whase
provisions viii not violate ,as Ceasata-
ton, AMI which villa At the same lilne.
furnish sound currency, good in any
part Of the Union, AMI a The sane t.a-
keep, transfer, and disburse the pub,Ic
money, without detrimenl 10 the pab.lc
interest. IL seems 10 Us some plan 81
this sort, might be concocted 81 the Is.
sembicd wisdom Of The natI0a, and 8;
could be, if the spirit Of party, id nos.
incubus like, affect the senses Of Poliss-
clans OF the present day; blt this -
constantly and 50 violently intrudes up
on all legislative deliberations, that %
Cancellation, no comPromise IS permitted
to infsst The halls dedicated 70 eondace-
ment of the public good.
For tis -uisslarrpgs Creo'..