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.of anv loan he might contract, and there
by lvindicate lie GovernmsntsT from all sns
melon If bad faith 81 inability 10 meet its
entasemenis. Congress difssed from the
Executive 10 Ibis view Of the subject. Il,
became. nevertheless, The daty Of che
Executive 10 resolt ID every expe1ient id
its power to negotiate the authorised loan.
Amer failure u aoI so M The American
market, 4 citizen of high character and
talent vas sent ID Europe With no better
success and thpsthe notifying speeta-
Gle has been prekentfd Of ths inablhl5 ct
this Government 8 Obtains loan 50 small
as not 10 the Ihbld 10 apnoint e more
than oue-fourth pfSiis ordinary. annual IN
come al q time 9hRn the Governments
Of Europe, although involved Ia debt, and
with their subIsdl4hEavily bufaened with
taxation. readily sbtain loans Of any a.
mount al ereasay rsduced rate 81 inter.
est. |, wouldlbe Improbable % look fur
giher into This anomalous slate 81 things,
but cannot conclude without adding
that for Government which has paid OF
ills debts of two wafs with the largest ma
RHINE 5ower of Epfope, and now owing
debt which is Almost next 10 nothing
Mhen compared with lis bouneless re-
sources, Government The strongest in
the world. notwithstanding Fom the
popular will, and Firmly rooted IL the At,
fec,ions 81 gzehtl hnd freelpeopie, and
whose fidelity toIi@Iengageme has ne
yer been questioness for such Govern
lmentto have tenliakd to the capilalIstssot
Eo,her countries ab opportunity for small
Investment ofFhsl apck, aadfyet 10 have
failed. implies .eithst the most unlounded
distrust ID its good Ifpith. d \ purpose, to-
obtain which. The cburse pursued is the
most fatal which cpIgd have been adopted
1t has now becp4e obvious 70 all men Est
that he oyernnesi mustlopk ID lis own
means for supplying lis wanls, and II y
!. consolinc 10 know That these means are
altogether adeduasel tor the object. The
Excheouer, I'LL adopEed, viii greatly aid
liz bringing ab5utlhik result Upon what
| regard as d, Will founded supposilion
i that lis bills wouIdlbe readily sought for
Eby The public cre4iEbrs. and that The issue
fwould il a short isrIereach the maximum
Eof SIS 600 600, il Is obvious tia. $lO..:
tHtlU Vtlu WOuiG tUSfeOY lug dAHPu 10 lliG
available means II HE Treasury without
cost Or charge. NSr cam fail 10 urge
, THE great and HSE6cialH effecls WHICH
would Be produced III aid Of Ill the active
pursuits Of life. ltsefecis apon the SOL
vent State banks, While Il would force
into liquidation ,hp# or an opposite cha
Iracter through ii EEweeklY settlements,
wou ld be highly bk9ffcials and with the
ad yantages OF 4 sound currency, The res
tora,ion Of conI6dehde and credi. would
! follow with a hume Aous main of blessings.
NV convictions are II lost strong that these
benefits would fowH Tom the! adoption ol
+ this measure butE g the resultIshould De
f adverse, there is tlIi ssecurity- in 'eonnec-
, lion with Il, that thelIawt creating il may
be repealed at The pleasure 81 Tie Legis-
: latpre, without the Brightest implication
. of It's good faith. u #Es
I recommend to CSngress 70 take into
! consideration the nrapriety Of rerimburs-
r ing fine imposed bn GeneFal jackson
? lat New Orleans al hhE time IF The attack
E and defence ofsthatcTty and paid By him.
E Without designing hay reflection on The
judicial tribunal wAish imposed the fine,
c ithe remission atthis DAY may be regarded
!. as moi unjust OF ekHedIent The voice
!. of The civil authority was heard amids
J, 1.-The glitter Of arms and obssed by those
+ who held the sword THEREBY giving add
j tional lustre TO a Memorable military
d achievetr emit. II the laws we're offended
d their majesty was folly vindicated ant
! although the penalty incurred and paid
!. lis worthy Of little Iregardsin . pecuniary
! point Of view, il can hardly be doubtet
Is that itwould be Qualifying to The war
e worn veteran, now in retirement ana u
: The winter of his days, 10 berelieyed from
c tbe circumstances ID which that jndgmen
J. placed him. There iare cases ID. which
J public functionaries may be called on i
+. weigh the public Interest against thei
a own personal bazaras, and If The civil
g law be violated from trustworthy mo
e lives, OF an overrplipg sense Of public
: danger and public Necessity; punishment
q may well be RESTRAINED within that liml
}, which asserts and maintains the authority
: Of the law, and the subjectlon Of th'
II military to the. civil power The defenc'
If Of New Orleans, while II saved city from
5, the hands Of ths Enemy placed the
i, name, of General JACKSON amoag those q
l. the greatest Captains Iof the age, and illus
J. trated one Of the brightest pages Of Gu
b history. Now ihat,be causes Of excite
/. ment, existing at The time, have cease
|, 10 operate, il believed that stbe remis
!, sion of this fine, and wbatevefo OF gratifi
n cation that remission might cause thl
). eminent man whoI incurred and paid if
+. would be in: sccordb9ce with the genera
b feeling and wishfss Of 'the Americar
# People. 1El 8
Il have thus. fellow citizens. acsuiitet
+ myself Of my duty 1nherthe Constitution
BY laying before yoh. sP suGcinetIy As
s have been able, thk Stste of the Union
! and by inviting ySA attention 10 meai
8 sures Of much Importance 10 the country.
}. The Executive Wilt most zeslousIy unite
0 lis efforts with those of the Legislative
e Depart ment in lheaceomplisbment Of al
!. THAT il required to relieve tha wants of /
/ common coustituebSyd or elevate The
7 deslinies Of beloysds cpunlry.
Z IA I JOHN. TYLER.
i WAsHINeTos, Decen Der, 1929
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