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,TlSTBD WEEKLY, LOA & UAH-
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Term Subtcriptwn t Three; dolUrs pp
wtri one half w be paid in advance N'
Lperto be continued longer than hn -Months
afier a year, subscription bi
come due,' and notice thereof ahaU hay;
been jjivi n. .
jfotrtistment, not exceeding 14 linea, ar;
inwncd tbnee for one dollar, j" for twenty
flw cenU each 8iibeqnent ijisertiqn : ant.
in like proportion where Jhere is a fjreate
" niim!H:r 'f lte than fourteen. Tle cat
,nU3t accompuny from those persons un
hnown to the eOitoi. , .
g-.o suliscrip.tion can in any case jpe rc-
ccien without ouymenl at at - least J5J
.50 in advance: and no discon jrmance wit li
mit navmtnl of arrears, unleas at the !'
Govcpwvb -Message.
Executive oFFibii, r
ft rte ilJ iOmUe tlierXr&ueral .!sset-
0 ENTI.E M :.,--1
raff.
entered
nrDintna
IiMa rtmnkH iv mo nt tins I line I ;
of m'cgudeojiJYifftli; Vamina, t idoption of energetic 'meiMule. the people trom tM -ir pc si nl nujiaeallei. .ttJ. b pernMlted tff spiak; plai ly, onoic, our prospect are Uttiteriu,
Riidsn-nevvliat-recent ticcasiuns. h-itions ; 6r in oth.-r words, that knowledge that 1 Have n quack n is- H....-V.er iho State, injpair ( he itatKiiess poyer over some. or eur
ct enstvely into the m 4W(. lad belter w t, until the patient trmus u,:offer oU. W.er .h .lun-es. .opi.at uparimeni ot ourprra ,.. . r-...eur :a .
. i x -,.. . . I . ' .. . , ll. .iwtj.it mil ri lh Minn Innrt LUM ntatU ' u
nt huJ o t oiaie pi.icy lsJ restored lo heat h bnfore we call Oeto a'jie l uense any ,vs cm n.o-v- ,
.'cnnopndd. hhvr tliAt nf a rritera-L.t.:n.:
tmn ui ilit! same doctrines.
r Willi a luw ri;U''i.iiOH!i 'Hi tut. uim-j
n It ... f
und the out urrences cr win' out of
tk'iO.i lri tlischarRiolf.iln duty 1
shall as. I have been u nit to do,
deal frankly with you ; lor l cm sec
no teas 'n why, in tnis our part
ing; interview, a diffewnt course
should be pursued. Indeed .he" tm
pulses vof al; heart gtowin.with, a
grateful recollection of the renewed j,
instances ot conlidence rcposeti in
me by my Fellow-titizjns would
forbid a di6T rent coura'f . . , I
1 canno:, however, expect that
si! should unite with me in sentiment
in the reflection 1 ' "bout to in
tioducei prcsentmg so many differ
ent aspects anil t n-wetl t h oug'i ho
many different mediums. .Never
tlieless it U ind sputable that when,
in he progress of lime, and the un
iW lrv i'nu nf i.f events, mea
cures jjrlgitial.ly di;Migtji (i P pi'omte
the general itit-reHt, fiixvtoui.d to be
subversive oi those iriteresis. and
f..i.in-l,t uiiti runsffiMi iiriH not anil
cipated that it --becomf" tfi inijH
rious'dit'y wilh "those entrusted with
the sovereign power to patetp nid
pojfitler well before they inuke fn
ther advances, and c;;l nly and dis-
pasionatiiy to take a retnpect 01
the' past, in "tdcr that tluy uiy b-1
tM. hi tter itide discern between
adv-Tse fortune, flowing from hit
man IVuilty and hitman indiscretion,
and ttiVse lriatifiiil revcrsr-r and a-
Itmilies which no human f restght
or nrudr.r.re 'could avert. 15ut otr
such a rett'osn'P'-t, l am fuly per-
-suaded. thft - patiiMiC .bosom wm
find ahandan; cause lolil.ue widi
i'.Tiude, 'and will be pleasurahly
i siptMkd tn ffer up to the Tlirone o(
Omniscicneo the. warmest atkmiwl
Allow me. then primarily to so
licit your attention 'to the causes and
rliar'.rlji"' nf imii ruTimiui'V Pin bar
rasistnents which liave lor the last
ihiorc feeling.vond I miht, siy-
more itiVoipeiate dirussioM. than
every othor mibiett combined ; f-.'r;
tnviiv I IwU ' 1 III "
i h bin tomanifcs't, that .wu have,
at tliist limn? a conflirt of s iitiiaetd
generated hy that inv tcra'e Imsiili
ty which has ever beefi f mnd to
exist bet wren Cr tlitor and D'bvor,
tlin iimi cfi iv!im nr.l n)i(v fo main
...1 (7Kk'.)l.j...'l '..-w. - -
tain and extend the influence to
which rhey-V'.insid 'r tfiem's dves fair
Iy 'eotiJleii. bnt Ihroifgh the agency
of ' Hanks, Jc:'. mnkinj vigornus ef
I'r's'to bind tli' ir riefms hand ami
foot, that fliy inny bf the more rcy
dy and obedient sar.t ifire. The o
ther equally innrjdin.;te and regartV
ler,s of tiif nhlig;otKni8i"JHticr
seizing with avidity yidjnijliission
rd zi nl the? most trivial pn-lexis to
avert, fion their ,sT ulders th ir due
portion of "the distress's of 'the
country, indeed as uch by their
flwit itupraueners ana extravggau
'$efl as froii any iithe cause.
' rCo you-has hern intrusted for i
. seas'trt be scales of fustire, snd let
me intrtof yH '' hnld ihem with a
firm Riicl Steady haul, yielding h i h'
cr to the wanton encroachments of
the mk or the licentious claraors of
the other.
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That murh.. yes very murh
b.. f iiflv
ttrjhuttfa to ihc.unrcaaonabtrmuUi
licatiin of Banks, and the exres
sive issue of their paper far beynnd
heir capacity to redeem, will not.
h(j denied.' It therefore bvorncs
your imjieriotH duty, $o to regulate
li'so wi)ttic(inst(otit)iv as to give,
sfttbillty to their issues, and prevent.
far t as practicable, the ruuwus
' onsequencps resulting to, the com-
nunity from the erxatiUty of i
vharactcr and the fluctuation in its
value. 'Thi obligation is surely as
strong as though the power lo make
money nd to regulate the va uc
thcre had been expreiy del. gv
ed ; for unless something is don,,
. i .
n hat vtdCiM event .he.rccarronce. ol
smil-r ettibai am rds,- ven alter ve
arc - temporarily lehevcd from the
Hen after we
.urnI F.i. .yi I ho
1 anticipate' that it will be 8 ud
(hat It ii haz trdoiiH to prt-HS Hie
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at tins time, or to attempt, oy :
. i. 'f.. ..hvi.tn thia
...i.ii. cnrrninli' m irt
tocetlih-UrUininiia thm cnliil I should ho
dwposfd to givo the Banks their
own tune to rrsuno specie payments,
nrovidrd :htt time was a reasonable
one hut t tell them in ulnin terms,
K.f ;f ur.a. lUta vmi will niif nnifit
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from experience, you shall be dis-
francoised and raz d to your very
fotindalirfns, to which should be an-
, excfj tj,0 heaviest legal sanctions
tnilW to our law.
Their Chartct.s, it may be thought,
.tlready provide for the payment of
IliPir notes in specie ; bat it is mani
fest that from some cause or other
the legal obligation, if any, is trea
ted with derision, and the omnipo
tence of Banks has become almost
provi'i-hial If in this particular I
itm wrong-j I should be gratified to
bf convinced .of my" error by practi
cal 'demonstration J if right, ihe
sooner it is known the better, in or
tlet that the people uioy no fonger
h.- tlelmled hy the vagariH of a wild
fancy, but may in tlue season rm
der to (;?esar tlic tilings that are
CaHar'a. 1 am not d sposcdto
assert, neither do I believe, lhat ihe
Banks have been the sole rnuso of
our diflScnlties ; for the people tliein
selves, by an indulgence in prodig'tl
and extr ivant habits, are jirdly
rha-geahle for a full p rii n, ar?
giievously arc they sustaining the
(Jeinfnt's of n tribiiiive justice ; f'r
they my be said, iinder thedist cs
sirfr pressure, to have shed, and to
be still shedding drops of hloihl
jBtit is it equitable t would ask. that
they should not only suffer for their
iw'n misconduct,, but for thr mis
conduct of others? I apprehend
nQf.' The farmer must ijot only
give up the profits of his farm, but
the farm itself, to meet the drmamls
of his creditors. The same may be
said of the mot chant, and indeed of
every branch of industry, save that
of the 5 oeklvdtjcf, and the btoru
holder alone ; bti?, by some species
A' Jesrerdcciftin inrompreht'nsibie to
a plain man. some of C ioks w!ion
hard 'pressed,' ios'eol of making
tlio nrdinnrv sacrifices to ini'et th
.... - - - a
demands of justice, indignantly clos(s
tlifip vaul s. nmftelHrfi r,Lirs of
..
th-ir notes with inttr.tble coiiteinrr,
th il it is M in; they have some halt
million or million of specie mi h.arm
and in addiii'". ihereto have su
fuioli as might-probably answer-as
v .11 as the specn , .ttj-l that aUa ug!i
ihes;'. lunds have cot th -.n little or
n-iih:M. the premium hating bocn
advanced by their net'tiy ctwjomeis.
for-the purpose of obtaining addi-
ional accommodation at uank, that
they nevertheless havo it in their
power to make a profit therein and
enhance their dividends, and that
upon a full ,vicv of all the cifciiin7
stances,' ii will be to tnc interest oi
the Bank to decline payment alto-
get her. suppose an muiv-iuuai was
to he guilty oi the same coin net,
would he not be universally s'igma
lised, and w Mild he not deservedly
incur the epithet of svvindler.i By
what species of sophistry,, then, or
in what svstem of ethics Citn if be
found,, that an individual .shall, be
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thus degraueu anu sinppcu even to
of the last cow that gives sustenance to
Ida fumilv to meet the di mands of
,his credttof a, that docs not equally
Having, nn - correction of the abuses of th. ise in- etl hurt nens 1 must miiUi.jiv ar u,. a uoi indoU'-Hiy;a -graaa iueiaKuou5i, i Vimw, ;vus uw
apply , to an association 1. of individ leans ijb-irpaper to depreciate- ,u "I V"" . , f
uh under thr cba tcftr of Bank My lieitnde i.fto 4i-eet!greM ,ffr.ud, tudgnreficue, i. ,
to,k-h,iders, Bank Directors, r iicip to the .eligible 4b J' r .;.;. ti
"pV . . . . , . . ereJii m.d vUte ilieir jap.'r "n pafito pUce Uitj bDt debtor col of ii.8 .
alike apj.lu able lo ai ; bu (ht p.4c ' . nn ! fni. i ,ito i.ou. 1 hif relict . r bkrbar'MB, v :
v. ... .u... v
do yuu find ilie .H kin)4"giviis kiJ tn theJron nor solveot,'
uj hi dividend isustaiittlbe 4-u-'".d'-i.M .were'fTvaiiiietf ijIi-
acter of hn Biik,or. m 'kit:;; ilidviitu-,: moral turpiqiilfr eao; vhe tttamU
ordinary flat nfi ts t" proou'e (h i
ieric or whAi lie d ened Mi' ..'e, miieh imlcUied to (be ise
iqutvalcnt for cV to rd o, ,sj.uid l.iU pVMcy of your,aied
pa,rr ? i on i eon ia.. y . ,,jpredeM.rfor ; import nr.ar
find him secure., behi.:4'r tf 8rorf Sf'
i ii .,. ... :, Jit, i. m i nuttY-Hp-rUr detect-
liw i.npeegn.ble rait.ua 1 1 r'TdMrf i'iiihe-
hw e.gi.t, k'n. or t.Ue prr eu
inlirou unil - i -11 n.- 1 In titlB
liw ejgat, ten or i . ie. pir .i o inln,,uls d rRTiSat'iooi which
interest, Mid tl-fyo-g the st .tifl,; ft . ,V f ,ejt8t 8jx or
leti td excite
Bui .1 bay oe m,iueu lv U'Hi,
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wn.i Biiau ue uoim t r i.vv nr
af tn utfud a i.;(!i..tl "reii'tvultDti.
uuic tli. .it' nuftinir Oiir sii'iiii.l''!'
liic wlic; I and ni 'i
Ihilig til( gfC'tt
esi frugeli y :m1 ndtwy. l-v vu -l
n.v, ..n aiouitr . n imjh,
d
smoensi -n l:i v, ami w.kii go.tu uuij.
it d i ? 1m mliii i m to an-aian.it
fiuu of tlt ljt rtd a rt iaxaNi hi oil
' I I
U if ; Jtli the coirodiiiC i-lfa
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that we 'hfid ii tanking an lie rtyctual
elfon to do wha- U t.l n. light io
do, inflirn tl a w..uudoi our i nnit!
tu'ion, ihat sicred n,ht'U';n - e w uvU
is so correctly inl msh:iti :iiiy cat
led the palladimu of our . i ights
The emission ol Riutt1 meney,
under , come form or ;! r, tiny
pei haps he a favorite exi.-'.'tent v ! ii
some, buf I pray jnu ii -ause ant!
rrflct well b' f tiey oii t esoi t to such
desperate remedies for, bow can
the intelligent mind d uht fur i ma
inent as to th proper con .tj tn tion
to be nut on our ""Cons ituti n in re
eartl to this subject 1 It appears to!
r . . j
me to have been evidently tbe pi-j- it v" r-"--
r (i t . ri.1Jvncrati'nnd respect for the wisdom
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lilt ( I M Y il HU" luuilli I Mim
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of ihe United Stao-s. and to p'recludei'
the individ.i.U S'ates I'roin h-gtsiat
ing on the suhjee And what I
an
guage can. I use to'eni iee my idea
uerier ai a o d o.ine otrasiuu tUan:j,.,Hi,.b' devaud tnipraeticable, I tlovoted to the preservation and se
:ie langu.:g f tho roiiSTittrion ii-!voiiid rejpecll'ully submit,' as a der- (:uriiy of property, while tlio lives,
till? in the fi! si oi tide sei lii... S'h,uir retort, the propriety of nukiug ,Calih, and happiness of a nuraer
ine powt-r to roin moiipy, n gnla tvtwo additional circuits. v, z ous and intt lligrn populatiitn, have
the vtihie ll'cuol and o l.-i rigj Agnio.-The ..rgaaization n been left at the mercy of every 'prc.
is exprrly civrn to C..vgiTSso.rt1y Courts, or qnarieriy session,.
and in ihe 10th ht tli St...es a.se
as exiiiesslv loi nicdi n o coin m
nej . emit bills of credit, or rnakt
atiV IhinC but C HI and Mlver ton.
a tender in payment ol di-i -is
Some years oust the Legislature
without due n flcttion, I in pi?' mm
ded, and hum t ly to supply mir citi
zens., with charge, directed the is,
suing of a small qo mtity of 1 rea
sury Notes or out .!tWs. A s yet
from Ihe Hiioited q-nndily eimr ed
no very serious mischiefs have re
suited : but if it should unfortunate
ly be drawn into a precedent. .nn
Lltrrijf'gisiaiiire snouni, at-any until'
period, direct the issuing ol a laig-
'juantity ' supply; thP defect of out
circulating .tncdiamgwe m y thet
Ind adieu to the . restora 1 n ol
"whoies'un rureenayT' arLd take
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I t'ng . nnig. i'""
'provisioiH of the Ons'itiitioH, on
Jvimo venture. a rcue-ronig spir-
lij't should Do loifid in tlie judiciary
i? onr country.
The other. expedients that have
been spoken of are in my. opinion
eo'iallv vain and .nuzatorv, and it
feilllCi l to
be wot si
The cone
miilltr. i I h 1 4 . tha; it i our iinlv
nrae Le. will he tour.d to , ; . ,..,.,i.,in i,...!,ai ieciuisaeui anu uc&ponuiT-g
than the disc-tse. 7 "; ' 'youth who findh himself jircsst by.
man inc uist.ihc. . !1ness.-?ad thereby econ-.nirsing time J , L f-
luslon then of the whi.Je ..,, -...n,ii,are. A further iletuil of s " J mv. n .'
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H is far from beine my wish to in
jjurehe character of oar . Bauks,
i,ei5?sbte eincicntly on thu ui?ject a !(h, Uie result of your research. 1 1 itTi mm uy IUC cnarac.crs auota
tve ' r-fen ed to, and to phist Ib.ospj The insolvent lds of our State, it alluded to. ' v '
iU'rtnied institutions on such a hl unpn? qrS o 'me, areT susceptible 'Again, it must bu mortifying 19
ivdl promise stability and -be great rir innendiiier. Their defects 1 en see our yoong .men constrained to a
esttTiniformity in their issuer, and,,eiiVored to point out in my liMt com- banddn their native state, in pursuit
Thereby prevent th se rapid appreeia,''.ni,,.,eatAn, aud will therefore, for "of medieal scienco abroad, were too
lioiis and dpreciatiuiis which my he tie present, barely observe, that any often, in respo g ihe fruits of science
correctly, e tiled the Pndorua Box, ystHm of law which operates with foreign, principles and loreign habit
frrri whence havo lliwad, so "many qnal aeverity on the innocent and are formed, not only opposed to the
deleterious conseq mces , For, by the nlty, must bo defective. :- My only genius and spirit of our gnvcromcnt
fst tbliiiinent of Basics, money is ,not s!ituude is, to fhiehl from the iron- bnt measurably disqualifying them
only made i but, . by their failure tti';ian(p() creditor the innocent, but xuii- in other respects for, useful life
piy upcie, the value th'-reof is inli-fori unate .. man. '. 'His . p rson, 1 thus exhausting, as it were, the last
revt ly rc;iilated, and thus the alu-Ci)ri8i;ieulinHly bejicve, fftinui'd he eam.ogs of parental, Jndustry-and
tary "p-ovisions of our constitution are!,ei, inviolate. Let the '..fraudulent fi utility,' to obtain what might with,
virtually defeated. jit' debtor be punished as a criminal, by a little effort, be as well obtained ..$'
l)eft,rp
sure in Ujingi ttat iberocre; iiil repugnaut t. tb genias and jpirit'pf ;
.......ion. hut fi iTiatiiBtiona ftf'uur BovtntDeBt, veUt I tiflsi, lovQer
Mi Judic.irv U p4rtment of our!
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't in 'iJimAj 4su.i.eil to smile, aud
H jO,eits.,ieftijyj;g
. i . otii. - .t.tA..!1 . -V.il .... .k.
u r ,.,. wi;Cne rv;:Apu, -uiaeeo, u i -
.v!o;kI the hftiiorable seusibdities
iu- f.)ik:eiitigfpft.of theco.i.miiaitv
! e a'iiy ih the obj-et, i pray you
. ii,. jj. -(.nt Iiuvm
;t llcurre, bv ljlt. suie.ia e.tvvtn - : -
,ui :(,uncil for the purpnsaofft!
. VdCancies PPasiooeO bytM re
'uuM Mi. ol tur Ju'Jf;t!, aim you win
vo li 'd iliat the trilling addition lo
tl.i. v ri'tiuisite to retain thcia on
'i.v Betietr; wmld be the best econo-
inv . u coujil riraetise. This, how-
i'vrr,, is not. in my opinio. i, uur true'
Moticy. A ilimtuu'iioii of their labors,'
.vriph wuultl b vtriuliv un increase
rtKaUry, i itiilnhi-nbly the rtinetly
.all fd fir by ixpcruoice.
Tfnvre are "two w .y by which this
:ity le dnnc. Tio o.k' b the rrs'o-
rittiuii of the (li,riat prmi'.ple, new
:n th- led aud ' refined ; tiie other, b
t! e errRuon oJ two or three ndtlitioii-
til circuofi. The first I shall oever
think t, hu: with the rnost anitious
s!(lu"itu!e o ni t? re-rbtabhs'iri! fr I
ji - aVe ev-r vi- wed this feature io our
ki syjiem, ui- iipup$ m irv.,iu-
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.'patriotic !i' ud and beai Is it H wi'd ;
Ltri.iti.. Orail, !id heails it fl wimL;
1 a t.. a...A i. ,iti tA
i v. . n r ij 1 1 in i uiiiiiu imp n i - iiir
llliv' r.itia.
(noil poigmmi 'egrets for (he rash aet.
ttiitt i'Xpuus-.i it from cur Statute
5to..k. If however, this chaiiiu.'sd
Ljh,;,,,, inrstimalde. in itself,
M ecms to toe. muy up imicii ihimi - j, -
cA : aiol with iue deference, I will.
,.,ke the libcrtv of submitting for'i!! avrii. ,n viunm. ouo
tour cnsideraimn an Idea or two,nK.mal efforts of a host of;iatru. .
sled hot. olIv bv ni own rcttec-
li'ois nnthe iiljvrc'., hot .supported by
ihe coueurring opin'mr.s ut some l
iMir 13'tisi experienced .and iute.lgent
illOn : Innovaiigns, I ndinit,
iii . Ni. . .:. .....1 !.....
Miutllil lie siriciiv nL-rutiiii..u nvi
;hcy receive t!ie cnuntenanec and
mbuiin of the Lvg;lalure but
when found to be snluiury, it is cer
.rtinly'wise policy lo adopt them.
I ha confusion apparent in our
ennnty courts, in consequence of what
;s technically1' called county business
ctinhiiig with the rpguli? Jdry srials,
s iint too .oltcn t Ise eaiue not -only oi
icoiy i:i the 'administration ofjuitice.
hot h, at the 8 me time, burthensome
ul cupeasive-o the parties litigant.
ud liHrr;rMing and oppressive to ev
j.o i i i .
orv niiieeroi me ourt-
A v n-iration of tliose Jutics nod
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pner,.ny tne creauuu ui mini uiuj',i
with, propriety and correctness, ba
;'.altcd a eoun'y court, lof tne specnu .uj patnmoiiy in laying tlielounda
Hiirpwe of traosacting all county hu-: ,:ot, r0r'"ra,"urt. uselulness ? 1 rile.
Hiness. other than that w here the in-
- u .
tel.. . ..,nl
ii. i. in. i ...
- the inflic'ion of corporal punisnment
or'if you please, or id any other way that
erveotion ..I a jury may ul- nee rTMjf0r itself it is insufficient to sus-
.1.1 r . 1 1 nc lirt nrnj!lltl ivA . . M .
itw.titifi ii Hpm( me ic iiuuiii tiro . .i i-m i j .1 i:..
.lod nnnrovmunt must t"l ' buadliaoic is iuvii
or( lateit fie banished from so mild autt
happy Jtem juripradeoe ''isV,
our own. ..'":-'f: . ?t
l ue luterestiqg subjeet ofluternal -
lu-provt-njnt lias oaea w.y cuoiaer.
Ae, .J
cuaiary and pbyneal resources of tbtt
State, set" aoart for that fiuroosc'
1 heif repor will bo suboittea m du
wnf on. leannot, however, drop tha
t..;
fir ui belief that must 6t the important
iy c ., auuuai, . uu iuc
1 Ml soma noney and perhaps
not a little baa been lo.prg.h ntly.qx
pemled,, is readily admitted but it
diifif . not hence ful.ow tl.nt tlin i.l-
j - eu are iKW-rthy of pursuit, or thai;
me prosptnly oMbe nyaiems not
ideniibod Mi t.iebt gi iotrcestaff
ui' o.uir. i.ur i puvinus.
Examine wiib u scrutinizing eye into
the various operations of ihe syslem,
st-areh out "Ihe cuuse of extravagance
and apply the corrective.
l "e nciPtice oi ineaicine, so "Vitat
ly interesting tu our cina ns, and so
well deserving legt'ejntive ttttenlion.
has as . yot, with a few exceptions,
psspa u.n mceti ano niiproiecieuv
And it mut bs pdnaitted however
unpleasant the aIiuisii:i, that there
ni but few states in the Unioa
w ere medicine is in a less reputable
cotlditiou thau in North Ciir.,.ina.
The question naturally otft urs, why
i this tlu- case ? Tba answer jN oh-
vious. Because ' in almost evety o-
ther pay t of Hie country, a medical
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tnrniHllv AnniiilHlnd ut nmi tiiihliA
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medical university, or satisfaetory
froin ' some respectably aad tesalty
itj.rictttfitiiiif It t A tJ f Plitia niiim isl
mt.miJaftBt km . u mm iiuiu ub m. luiirt, mm
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essentn I to the attamni"nt of public
respect find pubiie ennfidruee. .
Ilitheito the time of our annual
Kessions has been ai nost exclusively
11)rgarljs and tm of
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oeis. . -
i lie yoiiTii oi our state wno navo
been reared and educated for the
profession, with that native mndes-
ty which I trust will ever character
ize th.m, advance with' becoming.,,
dillidencc iii (heir avocations, while
the more - advent tiryus qu ck, pro
suroing on the ignorance and c edu
lity of the people, runs If with the
spoil. I his' certainly in no one in
stance can last long hut from tne
f.Kility with which these persons'
change q'iarlcrs, and, from the -eagerness
with whicu hfili"ted humani
ty seizes the I'ff'ocd relief, the first
truits aie buf too often gathered by
the rash though ignorant practition
er. Under, these circumstances
'what .inducements liave our yon g
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men io u oiiir up im- rugru mo
science, atfd ' spend thVir, time and
,i i(.ria triumnh isexnuisite ;
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