Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

Htery plGuy gives y go.
The Ecc6 Foco babblrrs continue heir abese
Bflthe Uniled States Bsnk. and etdeavpr 10 i'm
tbftss he multitude Win he idea tina, il sss nc.
ss,ss tank. even afler chartered 81 Pennsylvania,
and depfised Of is right 10 establish Branches il
he several States. They forget Gays the Win
chesier Republissn) 70 tel he isnorsni port On
u heir aatnSfy., ,hai Pennsylvania made The
Bank psy. when i vas chartered Is Siais last,
fuii,m, Bonns Of -four millions 81 Dollars; boz
roasd sbevt eight millions Of Is Funds and
cempsilee mo sUbsefibe 70 s,octSin an me To-
terasl lmpf6re1Se6f companies of he State
THIS Centralized o. ils powers interrupted in rs
f.scurces. ~ yroioeg1lion of is exisience in .
tink of panic snd popular discomfort would
kaTe besa ponasfful indeed. 10 truth. you
n;shi Ii seii especs a sereniy-f5ar gun Ship
tkSse Eatnfat position issthc vide ocean, 70 sail
IN mill dam-ef duck-pond.
Hut one faetthe sagscious people Of ibis coun-
~ wilI remember. ia spite oflhe aysti6ealion or
modern politicians and liza, j.. ihst for fry gears
4 National Bant furnished rs good currency,
regulated The exchanges, and kept the State
Banks from excessive issues They win remem-
3erI Too. Thai Inc las, Bank VAS voted for. BY q
majority or The Republican Party Of ihss day
~ L0xndes, Calhoun, ard Tucksr--and that
she bill vss signed b. James Madison They
: will not be misied BY the silly eli shatihs Bank
Is a Tsd<ral measure. They viii return % the
paths or wisdom and experiences, |in spite pf the
babbiings Of green horn politicians, most Of
whom are entirely ignorant OF their couhtfy's
history, or wilfuIly. nisquole the annals q the
timss.--And when Passion and Folly shall have
bad their day, We may look once more for good
government and prosperity 10 al classes Of pee.
pie.
So on The subject Of The Tang Men whose
party feelings hare hitherto led Them 10 oppose
counseryaillng duties on foreign goods, nov be-
eihto perceive that 10 prevent constant drain
81 specie from our Banks, We mutt buy less from
sbtdad--shal We must have home market for
orr agriculture! produeIiops-and lbsi both
pride and paIfiolsn diciase1hat @e should look
70 the honest and regular smpIdymert Of our
own citizens. instead Of sending four means a.
broad % support foreign pauper labor.
To show that this feeling is growing. il is on.
" necessary 10 look at, The movements Of both
The grea, political rsFrirI. EaehIof Them 20 10
DENIAL. il no, Direct protection This slhe result
81 tEppi<nes. Free Trade has been found 10 be
entirely : ont-sidsd affair. and men Of sense eve
~ where will soon repndiaie rlss one Of the
speeious fhumbuss Of scheming politicians. Ii
WON'T work well for rs, aud that Is enough
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The Paihfndsr, sew Loco print in The city
81 New York, thus 81 eculates on The recent "de-
mocralir" victories!
"Whss have the mass Of the population gained By
the reeset election Why, they have dismissed
one ct Of magistrates 20 adopt another. who mAy
reay not be better. beyond The few who will get
olAefby the iniocran, prescription Of their oppo-
neuth what class is hene6tted, Hiss any principle
been aetsledl Has any real, positive advancement
been wrought IN the condition 81 theipeople,
10 public opinion Afler all the wastelui expendi.
,are of time and money. AFTER I'll The psradss junk
ctngs and speerhrs, after the deeltmstions Of the
ueWspapers and The soeifsralions the af-
Ger society has been stirred to liz depths by fierce
sssiismen,. Z there's single msn Who can honestly
rsen % much one il or tillep lDJcs any demo-
sFat y The wildes, flight Of hs expectations believe
that either prosperity, comfort. or elevation, has
been secured 10 the peoplel"
The same question might be asked (says the
Baltimore Americanl in refsfercs to the whole
series Of democratic elections tiace the parry
came into power. and the ansxefs would poin,
cut no benefits secured 10 The couhtry, but sue.
csssion of calamiiies. The fullssre holds out no
prospect % any good result. IRON the further adj
'rhinislralion or that party. II has shown itself
incapable Of wise and rational ad ADMINISTRATION j
II The eeverumeh; il ptoffers No assurance of
better things; il Is time ihst i should give way
! 10 other men and other meaxures.i
Il. III
A recent debate ia ihe BRUSH House or Com
mons, atfords indications Of a deposition 10 en-
Ter iniocommercials, treaties with other nations,
20 ssto " extend The foreign market for British
manufactures, BY relaxing to some extent The
risiingHresirielions upon The importation !nlo
shs British dominions Of the products OF foreign
countries, =
Upon this debate. the N. Yora Herald builds
high hopes. and inlimales thai President Tyler
and Mr., Webster are about 10 open a negotiation
which will -obviaie he necessity sf high Tariff
~ This country. There is one thing certain, 70
Be gathered from all pas, experience, that Great
Bri,aia viii take care Of her u1arsufscurinR ana
shipping interests Ia all her tnosemen,s per-
haps she finds, from The strong disposition mani.
fsssed By both parties ia this counuy, with The
excephun Of q lev ulua(ree trade men, 10 re-
,prs 70 the true American policyEof bnilding op
Acme narksi there is now some necessity. for !
reIslstiea 81 her strict eOmaereisi policy.
COMING OUT BOLnIY.
Mr.. CalhDdn himself. in late letter to an In,
diana eonmi,,ee q Loco Focos, said his friends
(he would not speak for mmselfi would abide
81 the decision or 4 National consenton, If fsir.
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y constituted. That is, We suppose, in plain
English, Il made Up Of Calhoun aeh.
oee ofhis organs in The Soulh .sihs Columbus
fGsorEias Journal talks as though il dreaded
packed Convention, and is Throwing an anchor
d uindward = II says -
eve have puI the name or Mf. cALHeuv al
The head Of our columns this week as our choice
Tor the Presidency. We have said nothing "a
ttput being snf9eci to The decision pf Conren-
zoe, because We do not know whether We shall
sabmt Q il gr not. We have no great faith 10
CsAventlonsI Of which more hefeaflef.n
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