Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

Mr. Van Buru wormcd himself To the highest,
Office in the silt of a free people.
The authors exposure OF Regency Banking
whether before or under the Safety Fund. i
The most searching olany that has yet appear
ed. HIS exposure OF Van Buren's anti Bank
professions IN contrast with his vote as A syn.
aioL lP. 5J-So) u most whitening. For this
time, however. we mus, be content with The
one more extract Illustrative OF Regency idcns
81 a National Bank, before they found thai
The Political power OF their own Safety Fnnd
league oi Banks could b. increased by over.
throwing such AN institution.
It's well knowO that in 1921 Mr. Van Bp-
tcn and has cahdl did the utmost to effect. bv
means isir or ioul. the election of Nm nj
Crwiord 10 the Presidency. Mir. Cmw loul
hat ever been an open, esrucst advocate of a
Us. Beuk, having voted To re-charter the first
or Munitions u 5. Bank i'm 1911. when il
was killed ia the Senate Nv Geo. Clintou's
cus,ing vote, and powerfully aided To charter
Tie second Bank. Tia Albany Auis WAS
then, as Tor some years before and twenty az
forwards. the Immediate mouth-piece of MIR.
Van Burenaud his Cotcrie-had been conduct
ei o. ms brothcr-in law, transferred on that
broihcr-tn-law death to a new man of his
choice, aud fought his battle against the Pco-
pie ; Electoral Law with great energy and A.
buity. Alterylui IL became, when he did a
supporter oi Jackson, whom il had ridiculed
a. at an lmmcasurablc distance from the Pres
tiency, and stigmatized as n Fe,lealist or the
tool OF Federalists in 1921. The 6ls of The
drgusJOr lS2i has for mnny Years back mis-
sing from the State Librarv-how los, or by
whom distracted the public cannot discover
But Mr.. Mackensie has dis oycr,d elsewhere
that M October, 1924. a series of original ar.
ticlcs appeared therein IN favor of Crawford
Tor President, written with much care and a.
bttty. aud cmphaticaily commended by the
editor as ombodying .'uadcRiubie and c0gcnl
truths, calculated TO confirm honest opinion.
aud TO remove honest pnrjudiccs.' One OF
these articles treats OF the question of a ma.
uonal Bank, declares that it never was OF
properly could bc a party question; and pro
Cccds:
Many Republicans supported nTllbecaSs,
thcr dccmed such an Institution essential 10 M,
interests Of Tie ooiutiry. aud he coAueni,a cs
81 ne G~orer7imfHt; and III because they had
no dohbfs rs 10 NE cOHSfitutiORGlitU Of ns
measure. Mr.. Crawford was one of the num-
Der, perhaps the most prominent OF the class.
EAfkRlENCE HAS PROVED THE COR.
REGIMES or THE FIRST POSITION:
AND THE PEOPLE, through their Repre-.
senlalivcs, HAVERE$PONDED IN FAVOR
oFTHE OTHER.
Nftt hfVNH &tul ne fIpEftfNCf OF fAf
country during the late War rifh Greui Brit
ain toroHght q change ia tie E,ciings ofihe ma
ton, on several important questions OF public
policy. THE EAPEDIENCN OF 4 Nal
lONAL BANh Is AMONG THENUMBER;
aud, whatever opinions may have prevailedin
1911 1t viii not dcrogate at this time from
the character Of Mr.. Crawford asa statesman.
10 have FORESEEN THE NECESSITY OF
PRESEkNlNG THAT ORGAN OF THE.
GOVERNMENT, AND TO HAVE ANTlC-
lPAIED, IN THIS RESPECT, THE JUDO
MENT OF THE NATION
But we must stop for the present. This
book will he, and must be universally read
end studied. Ii will make our People wiser.
less readily duPed by sounding party names
or patriotic professions, and moe careful to
inquire into the essential character und drift
oi party measures. II will cause scales TO
drop from the ewes of thousands who Tor wears
have hurrahed for any thing that cloaked il.
sell IN the garb OF Democracy. MIR. Macken.
nc l. himself, what MIR. Van Buren, has risen
To the Presidency by protesting to be--a rad
zeal Democrat, and essentially d Hard Money
man. lie Is an indeiatigable searcher among
old documents aud files, from which he cx.
tracts stores OF precious matter. The various
letters, maniiestoes. resolutions, &c, here col
lcctcd, wh'rh0Sssy poli,irian pGs@,, ycG - Ip;A
lew can find when d.@---""t turtni WIN DC
worth 10 thousands peany times the cost oil
the book. No work before published las 80
thoroughly exposed she a's rrv
-1t long been covered and rendered
SUCCESSFULLY the mantle of Democracy. No
where, ON the other hand. have lruer and bet
ter prccepts Tor the guidance of citizens in
theiraction ON public anaifs has been collect.
ed and presented. Ms. NJ. has truly done ,be
STATE q service which cannot iuil 10 ensure
her better Government, and a purer poliiicaI
mortality Tor many years to come.
WILL WE HAVE WAR2-CarroH Frse
Press.
Probably not until Mr.. Folks oldest SON i
promoted Ioa caPtaincy in the blood hound
regiment.
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