Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-26
.,nA NATIONAL BANx.-Mr.

AND A NATIONAL bANK.-Mr.
H. p'LIse Pennsylvania in the Senate
h: rpi1.,s During this time the bill TO
- ano .,ter Of the Bank came before
no and md Mr.. Dallas complied with his
rsss s'' Bat that the United States
ltl'ons.' acquainted with the opinions of
Become no 70 take the following extracts
Dallas If his to a Democratic Commit
s' ''hheld. Pa, dated June I, 1886, in
sn .olars to The bill extending the char
a nc 'n the veto Of Gen. Jackson:
d sn p's nassed both Houses of Congress,
1hs "" Roman tribune who filled the Elk
gel ' soe in whose elevation had taken
m 0in ns,t and from the great current Of
give ao F and spirit the Democracy Of A.
Pvsne5eted the wonders of renovation
y c eapib he has since achieved, a signal
,srvhelming veto.
sel"I ,be moment of the veto, the enraged
if ppn,a ' discreet and plausible, tore
!, mask mask, stripped itself Of all disguise,
% i i' the aimsy pretext of being first as
.'o. a,sred with a bound and with blus.
=. o. s", me arena Of political strife. The
aw ,rstra,e Of the Union became the mark
r eogalumely and indicative thrusts:-
tanners were paraded on every election
n Official manifestoes equally arrogant
E:.a,mmatory, were issued. Legislation
. no oye,awed, the citizens inundated,
,Yacdye franchise deprecated or controll-
~ country revolu,ionized This was a
IS of recharter which seemed to prosti-
u powers, and to defeat the purpose Of
anora,ion. 1t involved practices and
sions utterly irreconcilable with what
rpll knnwn TO me to have been the pure
and Democratic principles of its foun-
Il gave reality at once to the vivid pic
lawn in Congress, to the ambitious ten
d and dangerous influence of such
aren't. 1t threw me irresistibly back
he pledge which, as republican Sena-
had openly given in that high sphere of
sentative duty, and Witnessed and shar-
m pride the manly, vigorous. and trium-
assistance, bywhich its usurpalion were
rrp,ed and finally Frustrated"
compromising hostility to any Bank
shall start from its prescribed path and
,obordinaion, shall venture to mingle
Gjcs, and shall, coyertly or boldly, for
ru iaiormal|y, gather exasperate or lead
rfrthe attainment Of its ends, is, in my es-
Dn, an lmperi'ive obligation upon those
asfa TO perpetuate the virtue and free
which characterize W. --~iAla and noliti.
gsen.'
The peoblc of America can never again
rhe sk Of a National Bank"
Pogidence among its numerous merciful
aations, ordained this struggle to occur
avei enough of primalive DEMOCRACY and
lglonarv energy remainedto secure its is
;aa time when the watchtower was ten
by one whose lofty patriotism attracted
nisd confidence, while from his stern
Hnce and oflexibe purpose the efforts of
hiltioa. clamor or Establishment with
lsfeaied and unavailing."
sumored that Mr.. McDuf1ie has resign
seat in the Senate for the purpose of ta-
seat in the South Carolina Legislature.
rlu 10 lay plan before tina, body for tax
Nilhern manufactures, that may be bro't
be SGe, as retaliatory measure to pro-
bsnselves against the operation of the
Aaif passed by the Wing Congress of
Such is the strife about TO be en-
ned by the one sided policy of the Wings.
willing 10 bear the burhen Of a reve-
aIff for the supper! of the Government,
nexorbitant tax imposed on the millions
The pockets Of the stockholders Of few
ged corporali3ns, is too much to ask
EopIe to put Up with.-Chillicothe Adv.
ASrI-PIpE LAYING BILL, otherwise
"hc bill fixing one uniform day thrugh-
United States for the election Of Pres
md Vice President, was laid on the ia
'rnaIly rejected-ln the Senate on Fri
By the following vote 49,
as---Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
10, Choa'e, Clayton, Crittendon, Clay
Evans, Foster, Francis, Huntington. Jar.
'ohOson, Mangum, Merrick, Miller,
head, Pearce. Phelps, Porter, Simmons,
n, White, Woodbridge-26.
iH-AIlen, A,chison, Aiherton, Bagby,
Haunegen, Haywood, Henderson,
Fulton, Breese, Buchanan, Colqui,,
i'd Lewis. McDuffie, Nile, Semple, Sc.
Sdfgeon, Talmadge, Tappan, Walker,
aaY, Wright-25.-N. Y. Sun.
latter. twen,y-three democrats and two
-'son e. Fallmadge,) Wings, manfully
20 this important bill, designed to add
4Hy 10 the purity Of our elections. But
w. Deep do we regret it.
Way is the only instance in the his