Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

country On the other hand why shoud IL be boarded
sna' possible ne has tina, mass OF gold lying idle for
years been TO any mo,als IL forms only corruptloa
fund. sstimulus TO crime. and monument or FOLLY"
That tho procceds OF the public ought 10 10 a
10y PPnsi 70 the national objects specified In the Con-
su,uton aud that We are opposed any Law for the d.
tbntion Of such procceds amoag the State. a
Ped'ent In policy and rcpugnant to tho Consultation
Democratic Congress have a very pleasant way
Of evading ths assumed constitutional r-st,ic,ion
They do not distribute "tho proceeds Of the pub-
lie lands among tho States" but make extensive
their proportoni l. there any difference "t~ixt tweee
dun aud tweedle dee ?"
That Congress has power to charter National Bank
that We believe such institution deadly hostility
t. the beat interests Of county, dangerous to our re-
publican institutions ani the liberties OF tho people and
calculated to place the business Of the country within the
control OF concentrated money power. and above the
laws and will Of the people, aud that the results Of Demo.
cratic legislation In this and all other financial
upon which issues have been made between the poti.
cal parties OF the country have prsct ca
men oil all parties their soundnes safety aud utility in oil
business pursuits.
That the separation OF the moneys Of the Govern.
ment from all banking institutions Is indispensable foe
safety of the funds OF the Government and tho rights
| the people.
Mr. Wise, step forward q moment I know that you
have changed politics. but please repeat what you
said In reference to the subject embraced In the abov.
declara ions when you addressed your beloved
tuents. March 2ith, lStO. Silence attention.
~ do that none Of INV beloved constituents will
be- caught by this trap, Get by apsty which aays pro.
ie'' eraeffy the opposite OF rhat IL TO do and
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more efvsnty pray that our country may escape with its
laws and liberties all safe"
That will do, sir; you stand aside.
p That We are decidedly opposed to taking from the
President the qualified power by which he il cnabied
under restrictions aud responsibilities amply sufficient to
guard the public interests to suspend the passage Of bill
whose merits the approval twohirs
the Senate and House OF Representatives until the ur.
nent of the people be Obtained thereon and which
has saved the American people FROM tho corrupt and
rsnnca dominion OF the Bank Of the United States and
| a iu.e ninro
ments-
The federal government is OF limited power" but
nevcrtheles the Democracy tolerate and
exercise of the lone power Oh but lit has saved
US IRON eorrnpti"g system Of general internal improve
ments Did it save US" the Other day, when Demo-
cratic Congress vetoed the Presidents vetoesy
come Ia the last of the srriee
In. That the liberal principles embodied by Jefferson
In the Declaration of ladependce, and sanctioned in the
Constitution which makrs the land OF liberty and
the asylum Of the oppressed OF every nation have ever
been cardinal principles in the Democratic ish and every
attempt ~ sbrdge the privilege Of becoming citizens
osn,rs oi soi among ought TO be- resisted with the
same spirit which swept the alien and sediton laws from
our statute book.
Against this plank" have nothing to say 1t good
Wing doctrine aud corresponds in sentiment with Mr. Fill
more's recent speech at Sewburgh
Mr.. Fillmore said: AS American, occupying the
portion do before my oountrymcn. have hostility to
foreigners trust am their friend Having witnessed
their deporabe condition In the old country God forbid
should add TO their suerings by refusing them an suuI
in this would open wide the gates and invite the OPP
pressed OF every land To happy county, except ONLY
the pauper and the criminal would be- tolerant to men
of all cieeds, but would from all faithful allegiance
republican institutions"
have closed brief review OF the "Dcmocra tic
Decaosuc and have demonstrated that cst two of s
declaratons have been openly epudaed by those who
profess TO abide by them. Will the American people"
longer repose confidence in the leaders of party who
thus rampe under foot every precept political morality
and unscrupuousy violated the articles Of faith BY which
they hope to gull and entrap the unwary earnestly ap.
To honest Democrats throw aside their party
les and support that and tried statesman Mlard Fill
whose platform Is the Constitution and the Laws"
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