The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

Locations, was rejected three Seueral
 PTTbese two facts-the one a matter of
 ,,o observation, which any one can
 % tanv moment, by turning to the Con-
 on, and the other a matter of history,
 OJ, also may be verified by reference to
 roarention debates-these two facts, l
 ,nst convince any reasonable man, that
 ..t;tution does not noao and neuer did, & &congress the power to make Bank. l
 u sware that the power of Mammon- T '.a ~a of cold-the avarice of spectators 4 uonld live by their wits upon the sweat
 lsboring man-has twice set at naught
 onstitntion, and erected sordid, but ; ;ng throne, in a National Bank. But '!slnss ms make such actions just and ssons. Perpetrate crime as often as you
 osd if still is crime, more heinous for
 2, 1 ranettion, and deserving still more to .bndemned and punished.
 S Scb are my views, in brief; and be- 4 ,hem to be sound ones, else l would s.ntertain @ them. But l do not claim to .pnsidered as authority for the guidance |stber @ minds. I merely state them for the Iteration of my fellow men. If they \ them good, let them adopt them. But xer deem them unsound, let them reject | hut before rejecting them, let it be --e.tpd that l am not alone in these views. s only are the same views entertained by 'sr-yerv many-l believe a majority, of .soundest heads and purest hearts, in our @ptrv: but by the very men, of all others, i have had, and who have deserved to
 most of the respect, confidence and af- Spu of the American ecple,-the very ! who have been truly 'sfirst in war, first #psce. and first in the hearts of their coun- zben.' Hear THEM
 i TASHINGTON, writing to his friend |ktoue. member of the Senate of Ma Ehd. gave his opinion of paper money, 5ollows :-aI do not scruple to declare, Elf had a voice in your Legislature 1ould be given against PAPER CUR 6y. I contend that is by the SUB
 kcE of d thing, and not by its shadow, we Ed be benefited. Wherein is the FARM Enc PLANTER, or the ARTIzAN, benefited?
 Dens the door for SPECULATION, by which ieast designing and perhaps most valua- @portion of-the community are preyed up- 5y the more knowing and crafty specuta- Y So said the ''Father of his country" PETERSON, upon the question of char ng the old Bank of the United States. e his opinion as follows :-"I consider Foundation of the Government as laid on ground, that 'all powers, not delegated Re United States, by the Constitution, nor bibited by it to the States, are reserved to l6ates respectively, or to the people, To
 a single step beyond the boundaries, specially drawn around the power of 1gress, Is to take possession of bound- tfed of power, no longer susceptible of Rition The po1cer to incorporate Ba'ak, Bo', in my opinion, been delegated to the fd Sta'es, by the Constitution" So said great "Apostle of Libertv.''
 ADDISON, concluded his speech against Bank, in l79l, by saying-"The power fcised by the bill (to incorporate the
 is CONDEMNED by the silence of the 'aitntioa : CONDEMNED by the erposi- @fhs friends ofhe Contitution, whilst Rdoption was1 depending before the pub eoNDEMNED by the explanatory an,end- Is proposed 6y Congress hemseiues, 10 Foaaitution9" So said the political 'Nes- bf his age.n
 |NDREW JACKSON-gave it its final bEMsArloN, and overthrow, in his ueto |age, of July 10, 1892.
 lou shall hear again, from
 FARMER.