Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

a cmIDent men who bad preceoco me 'h "e
Execn'pe Office. That proposit'"" c"n.e,"
plated the issuing of Treasury notes o' d'-
nominations no, less Than bve nor more INA"
one hundred dollar, 10 % eN'pi"ye" W pay
meia of The obligaiions oI 'he u"fr"n'e"'
IN lieu oi gold and silver, nj the "P'oh o' the
pubic creditor. and 10 an amount "o' e"'
ceedng xI3lUOiUO.
H u wns proposed To make mem fecf"ao"
every where, snd 10 esl"D','" ~ '"''""S
points dep"s'lories OF gold ana sn'e' 10 oc
held IN trust Tor me redemption o' soc" "o'eS
50 % !" ensure 'he" c"h'e,'o"y ""o eP'."
No doubt was enleitoincd 'hnt suen n"es
would have maintained par s"'"e WIN go'o
ana shv'r' mus 'u'nish'ng Pape' ."'I'"e'
oI equal vai"e over 'nc o",o',' "ereoy '"ee',
i"e lhe J'St esPec'a'iohs w VIC Pe"P"' """
lplsI''ng Tue do'ies ~ p"reh,a' government.
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m'''rd I" sell or Purcs"-e o'''r "neeI very
'm,'rd res'f'c''""s' 'og","'r WI" a'' 'S ON,
or de'""s, was s"o'nil''d 10 'he w'so"''' "'
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se greatly expcd,,ed by n resort to the tx
The operations of the Treasury now resi-
on the act of I7S9, aud the re.oIu,,nn OF
]JSlG. and ,hose laws have been so admins.
,iered as 10 proiute os great a quuntum ol
| good TO the couut,v as their provisiuns or,
capable of Welding. lf there had been an,
distinct expression Of opnion gong To show
tina, public sentiment is averse To the plu,
, either as heretofore recommended tn Con
gress, or in a modified form. while nv own
, rupinion in repnrd to II would remain uu-
chanpedI should be very far from sya,n pre-.
|, senilng i, To your consideration. The Gov.
, ernmenl has originated with the States an,
the peop)e. ior their own benet iii aud advan
,age; ard il would be subversive of the
, foundation principles of the political Cdlfce
which they have reared, to pcrsrvcrc IN "
I measure which ~ their mature Judgments
!. lihey had either repndiaitd or cohdemned
,ihc Will oi our constituents, clearly express
! sed. should he regarded rs the light ''
. guide our ioolsteps the true difference be
tween m"narcblcal or ar'stocru'ical govern
menl and Republic beng, that ~ The hrsi
he VIII OF the lew prevails over The w'll OF
tibe many, while ~ The last The viii Vi i,
many should De alone consulted.