t 4 t. nl Ullir.J i.l.i.C nt f -n.aje Sltd dllnj If l.tf. lid ld bCf, fiii (frdt.i Ihe tl futll m fitly ii It irtt that rniu-li-nii tf llifl J' :'im:h i .,,r..d ui u It had bp. J luil doting- lliii j,rr.a!i t.ui of a y item if batik lie. peite J m.P w-rt jan ljm lit.".,1' t would t Mind, u ii ran ful cuinjwr ismi, that Uf ii.aj.My t.f limn had ukr.i plactt wli. n i.ati..nl hank, tM gnat tru v, in llti tulrwla of many, atanl all pmumary 1.0, aud to til lli. ia M p..) mi i.l kl klt-tl n.t( f taUaod 14 f J' hiilftf, I " IM itcl M fS tlniUfU II. itiiliitia 4 UiO aril )i (jiir.1 .11 Wera tout) m. 1. 1, aitd (jt.nl.U In ht tH bat.k. t!ia lha altrmat.va be bad r.wi'rmj.'it' .1 The aub jrct, ItuWffVtr, was bef.-M ll.a tfn.ale. It Would Ik) iicu"0 t other, iLa had Ui:..m4 tnoiw lonojU and tuora r.anh u. n this pjfiicuUr in..t tUtu M bad; Ue iwriUtif tht citli'i(:,la rvrrt 'N-it.MfMill tvda, waa th ! ! i,u y bill, twiw-nt U U.Hjf and Ml pnasriied, and he would catilf'tit The defaulters wrr mostly uob jr.nnf nlVrta p.i-r, bium If Willi whatever declaim! kli .uKI U made, iM.ii ta paymial.rs H that artry, pnraeta In tl navy, Hhoull Ibis pwpiawtion n rueal wiiu bvur, , aiktilj and Ida like, or poatmaatora, who had never, until my sak tba arnaa f lU StiuUi a,o l,a aft'fnauv, and recently, U il legally connected, la an way, with lha ha would ix4 permit hui.x If u doull Hut ll.o one or ( Tmmty , ur contrail ,(a upon tlia pubi works. AU lha Urr would be adi.pud. . I bra tdaaars of pcrjuiu, t scept mafi r. mui TU lrnt-Siirth kcti nv rrl e1ciilnnl lo ' lnl irnJcr iny )Wai, Ut lh aaqifl injMuni. tarr oul ti ooa rnhwh pfi-crJa.1 1, by makmtr it irn j 1 la mtaajijilj miMi wo w t $ nl iVir dffculta, tiff cralitt upofl til diWp4in i lT.crrs alirr lha Imio ..rr, wrr r.u ui.fan argument baj lha hy!o r-rn.io alalia lw cUkcUkU if lha ; -n.it y u,a bdf, aafu.kiin of lha public n-f ai currrbcy m u i witri Mia, in inina an miir bwhi, tfyn itintt any Uhrt ;tnn whtth couIJ bo Buoravrurpia m ma aanw currency, iimn penally m ui-tid nr nanir diauiwal fim i(&ca. and ft fmiura i.f any romimn. but bicb iniflit bo Jk to iham at tb timet thair ViolaliiM (A tha law. Tlia twrnl f.llli arriHin unihi, naniml, ln bad alrc.ly Mkl tlin nrXMint ai Uicm iltfaulta had imt U rn Malt J. Il lt m4 ktviw HiQ IiikmiiiI, b.t llna h Mould itilufw ! rtlim, With tat tho fear nf ootitrmlirtion. tint Hid wbttbt anvMinl "I Bvrbapa, b Conklcr4 M axiielat ctmircttd illt t ba to tu (lieriiiii'-nlt Irmn tha Hrfaulta if pub'i vtnm wnicn naia irtma in u w, aa it rHiraa IW o- ollicrr, auiif Ha oranutit.n undf r IM I onalitulN, rctary of lha Trt-axiry to rv rdir tlia tunt within houU U Ul a frfiii tb l-auoa which it hd U wbicb Um draflatr tha Trcaaorrr, c'rawn iim 1M- a- tinted frmn in fiflmtnifin with Ute Jhnk ilima.aVl. liuaa drpiatitwriM, aceonlma; In Ihfir rfpitio tli.un-! tmjule Ihu fifty jrar t.f tlm w"t whrn a nttc rial aca frwm tho artt ta (Jtivrrniwnl, kliaii U irMwiiieJ i Hank uaa the mi! bcal agi nt rftl.a Tnaiiiry, IKrf, v paymMit, and after wl.ich tima thi-y n it b ac , thfrrfiirr, th Mtati bank yMt-ni camr.l no luUmUpj in Ilia arjrmnrnt, llvwaa ni t happy tr turn In rpd and paid by tlia dfta-itiry, without new dinf. luttia Irgtn Ilia 8ecrrtart. TUf thul tf Una MTtion, it wilt b aten, w.a to prevent the drafu from brititf My that, in ctnjritfi w.ih tha at aimuiila whit-b b. ttt-n rcrivl ami duburand. Ibi Uit umlt-r au mad currency U4 cirrulatKm, bl urrnn the Ciedit . ytrm billirrtit aliitr had bt-rn ry mall, and it t4 the (jtmrrnnirnC Hint-c the o-n mtim i.fUn banka, ! nmlo bun proud t.l bia cM)nrv. ami ofl.tr cil if-n. la ia May lut, thia nan baa U t rt ma.la f tlnn dral), u trxm catrot, and it wta Uiflit drirabk to cluck th practicaj tn la iiirr(Nn. Th atttt n wa roied trnm a prmwwn of tha bill which piw-d I'm Hrmli at tho lira acaH(0, and which Wta inwrlcJ in that bill, aa an amendment, by Uit tila Hull. lit would rlicva the Hrnalt and himaclf frran any further obacrvationa aa to tho duUiU t.f the bilL lie had omitted acv eral of grret importance; and amor); tliem b would manlioo thoa wUicH niatla pmvixm kt the oHicial bondaof the apteral dnnaiunea, lie believed tlmae prm uiutm brd and aiol and auch aa were be calculated to aecura the public tr-aaure ; and he thought every Senator, upiw cianunaiion, would agree with hi-n in ihu opinion, I In would mil atfempt to partieulartin the other at ctxifia which bad n'rt born notwad, but would merely retnaik that none of them introJiired any ntw prinriiilu into l'i bill, and that he thonf ht all wuuld bo fut:nd to reach the ohjecl intend ad by lhtm. Kuch, llr. I'reailfnt, aaij Mr. W. ia tde ytem whrh tho inability i.f the ('mnMiittco on Finince hve cunaidered it lu t tl.eir dn'y to nret-ent Ui the Senate tot lite aafo'tut'ptujr, iraiutur, ao.1 duburaoineiit, of tho public money of tin; Itih1.nI Kutea. Thin VHtcm ia etrcnutiual oppneud, not by the p.liticul pirty tinifurni ly opi.Mi to tlie prewnt A lniinitratiin tmly, but by atane of tlia rcapoctcdainl influential iniliiidu ils among thtwe ho have, hitherto, born i frumil and ;; .r Irra. W hat, then, ta proiiM-d l) iln.-" who cannot g ite tboir aoptiorl to the bill before you I The ylein of State bank depoiiite MH-m to m more epi cinlly or'cd t'.e anti;mnst pnpil:iin, anJ, iinticr the im prcwiun that there ma to rot the pienent Ciintrovrriy, ao lir adu-iiii t prtnf iImh: of any cliaractrr would l au Si 1 1 it tod t tli S.u.itc, h. pr,.piifcet to invtitute a aotnpariMn between tho ndvantauiM ami diaadvani(fe ol euch a'ein, i CtititiretHl with tin' prmuit t-nl jct'ona which had been, lirrtloljre, urjjed a;jiml the prorihn nt lh lull, f irt, th-m, to the antely ol ttie puiiiic money tin ier the ayntem propmed by the bill, and under the State bank deptwi'e v-t m The Lll pruf a to require antpla and anfflt ienl bond and (.un tx-a fnmi all Die dri-.iiries comtituted by it, aa iht i.lep tarJM tha MifVty of the money en listed t. th ktvpitip 'f t!ie a jenta. . Italfvi prupiea to provide vati'tii and Mft-a it the BVt unmrtant tiint' off olbftmii and 'lirlinrx'ii.ut, in thw rtfxft plnfiiiff it If upon l"' fur aa phya.oal e-TiiritK'h are foneer i-d. It tiirtiic-r protieve to alopt the mf t.f ihe vaults and iitVs of the bniik. at all piacea where tio! m ctiniM-a arc not proviScd by the Covrrnuw tit, utnn the lanka Anl. fi"!l ll.a bol, 'It C!,fletnn i tiil I'm f proUMy in t .! oi!' !! I- i4"1 lt U0 la rtn tu'ti C t!. lf"',f' ,l ! li-a bad been a-Hfi. Iieer, i, .fan .IV at t wrlr.u.n woti.o . i,i lha liotfinmrnl te'W o a . . il.f lini'ff w; tr. and Kfuft' frnTUii In lha ttfi.tjll lirnf lla i iko ircr.,1.,0. i.l id I"iM.c tivtiry. tVra m-jhl ( H Unl lM ' 1 U 1 3 Li U lu t the ir-i .u!ta ly tmtA 4Uj hat. iwl uu aud wind h.a r, wiiKti thlaltlafl llJlii It l!..t ouilit rfcflfin. n.at4 of tha ILfi ieni, b tin p..ipi, t llmtnJ dijlUl l"ur tho tipen-w tif a ait. tl tain of lha fce.iery buiWifljf, ft4 IM ft.rwwuu aaulu and aaf.lni.in M, ll H. lwK H lMflmanl ,-idf.u.o t.ar tln-wana nJ AiJ'ara wouM ta incnrffd. t rom aopra an r drrd tofi th- ' " B I . inooiiy mad .lentb rneii iniimtty ind prrnj acquainted wit! lie fricn bf frovnf tnC WHCinj o.ateiiala at lbs lace, U pfCMimed the f ip oae mishl ba atote the r. la u( lha IK (xtHnianb It wai aafl that tb ct ui aauable l ie, at a proper bcalam within lha boa. part tlba lhre or fat If nd t!..IUra at the leaC '' tr-ot, tua etmi would be much too hw, and ll in.i ioit, Krturt i lha TreaiHirt to ay thai tho atimatt) of tlm hptrtioenl we arcotnnud whh .I,,. .,ml.rm. .Much la t" i J1....nr.r.lh.r,yth,V.dh..:4 i. and unU ld hooawli wtm M.M.le. br thia efpef liaenl-tiy i i-'- e WU be ,h- in, Aainmi-.-.b-WM, WEaX7f The rat.-, ttf- "Vr-'Y.f-:.,- weraoacf ,ury, i.a ih.. ... -- r i.f liii.ety bu'nlfi J Jfaf. tf tUirahtui dt, atfl Ih're'a ati and of l.!m. l!g ( r(ii!liI oetiKiofirra rieer Jia, We Ut M , pol ll. ire win it"'"" 'j nn.ia rtcnr- H .iirl.iiBrl A l.utl.Trf.f 4. . I I uioii'i"t ttirni'pr. driwat ). waa f intent t4 eoppnae, m P"'!" L ....,hi. that a.4 oca d.dlar waa to ba thua kt, and tri b tfu- ! l"n ,h,t LJ,C"n mard tr U.t bill. ( ll miwew w 'u,'i floaoc enwon'tcal f1 U-aa eipnaia to the laa wylttf pubiie, than aitlicr tefl f 'aj. . . a .L. .1..-. ..-.a-.- " or fflrewi wim " r""rfc , f iTn f rewind J i cr arxf.) POLITICAL. Wa hatt ihrcMjcli wo wan, wilh ! ponolatioii f rrl in nroptim lo th whit, ll ia now, w.tbt-ui tho alihleat detriniriit from it f ami if eer U etpennieitl awlaaaft b ntaJo ifin, it ill bo Mud that our alan will 1 lo ue a aotirr Lite a fact which bid be.m fiven to hint renin high at. Ibtirity, ainco the auloert of entr.Mtinff the rnn97 of the pi.p! w ith their fin nAitrie had bwen. oe.o of di riiMiim U foTu Iho ruimlry. The fact to w'ikIi Im ab Imli-d wia lint tde wledn dia'niraeineuta cf the army, lron the year l.'l. t ihi year l1, both inclui. intaiitiiij in aev. rtl miiliuiia in i-arh year, bad l'en mailo thriKJfh the htmla id the r.uhlie oaicera appointed fr that purr, and that not oiik dollir of haw had ac crued ti tlit' (Jovrritm.-nt frnn th apprt priatinna, du. nnfftlie whole oft'ial :uA. Uiilit w.t Una ftct abma to innpire eonftdr Oce ia th truttwofthiuwaof our poblic acrvaotal It Kmed to hint at and b mnM aay be ciuld not CMiijut-hf tl how it waa, after all the ex perience which oir former and recent hlJory had af itinlcd, that pentleman U t!ie iut uoi.eU0fJ intej rily ah.HiId lit ami maniH-at ao inoeh dUluat againat the public olTice.i of the (ioe;ntncnl oun of eb I'd atnmlin ind tlwracUr. and dir -t'.Iy accountable lo the IHfOfdo and their repr'ntftativea, aa well aa to the nvil and criminal tribmula t f tho country ami ahoolJ, at the aatue lime, snd in reference io .bo nitio lubject, repute auih iuiphrit ami unr.M.vttl c iifidf nee ta llio incorporated banking iiulitutiona ol Uio ttaa, ami ia their oihcea and n.in.'r. I 1 I hey believe llial th' tratisfi r if a citiren IVimi private life lo a public office necrMrily rKiiaoocI Li integrity, whilo a aunihrtrana f I tn a Mtuatiuit in a hank lemincd him worthy tf all trul! No, Thf Ci ul.l not Ulieve. Tho fact CMi!d not be tn. I lie hcnnit ma n m.miI'1 be honTht in either jitunl ion. Tlie dialmu. l in in vvonlJ 1 hi.neat in neither, lie knew that puMic (fle-era aumctiniea became deraiiiU'ra; aiul he mu t be p'rtiiittcd to ark Imiw freqiietiilv the public aeni." wn a! trtled by an- I iiimiik i'iiii'IiIj., ihrouch Ih public pr.-a, d" the iteault ii'i emtH 'Utt'incnii ut the mtwt enniuienlial otlicera nt hnnkx! All were frjil and eriing men, ami w alike in hoih enes'. Would prove uifipial to the re."tamv w hich the tcmptationn of tin ir ituat'niM letpiiro.! ; but lie ei ii'.! n..i t ll.i oiiliu spttaui loriiil any ailvan tie oer the o'.her, from tlna cunaidration, while he ili.l In-licvn t!mt the h'll uniier dnriiMion propnaed guir'N aiinnt lint ru-k, vvh ch would be found im.rn iK'nlleial in pnettcc than any hithcrtn known To" Uio li'wlalun td lVnjrea. Sj fur aa vaultaand mt .. L-alri-aily admitted that each awt."n pJa-.'w,'l equal aJ vantnjf'f . and from what had bccil nil, it Would le fct-. u tlut, to a very great extent, iIicmj awnriti.', aa 1 applied to both aybtema, were ttlontically the raine. Hut there w another, and much more iinportaa', riaa connected with the Imnk ryetem. U in, that all money placed with the bank for aafe-kcepinff. upon op n r,r in. r:il l..rv.ile. r m '-ewariiv ai.bu'Cted to all the t. i . . ,-. , , docUratarti Ibatk. bical inl.irmat rvwii-a-HJ, i. -...l-.i i.ininla tM'f fret aetutacv. Tbeknnatca were Irom mi ilnml fl Ibfatrenfidi, ilrad of weak !- Ruhnond Wkig hundred to ee. n),Hmitd dollar.. He would anppe I ! ie fjr!li j 1Ci0 wan Wttl tlio UergluliomfV r.rjr were too Li ly three tWnddo.lri j, twi j Wtr, and will Iho Whig ly ai g.iwl aa lu rrcol- jr' 1 iu Wn lletl. Unit i Hull war, It . ... .. . I. i ...ii ik.a iiA.ti t-t the nru aiul tlt trrciilef i.ait of orth l arolma, woro con- eipendtlub. b-ctu- h well a.l d thai tjur-red and tuUIuvd by the IWiliali arit.a, and wero I. . I ... L.l I u.lt tilul lavrfft ! . I.- aaav4 kv aa l!alttal R..I literal allul tUS ilia mi w i m-rafl'viinip rin rm rivti itii itwm - - uiiiv i -j -t -1 ---r a . . a i m. a.. & ak . a t . . m ir ui icKtwui um iiiwhiw rpiiea wrniaiifii uy tne ,oniicrn niaica i ii.in i . . I ..t.. t..m il.i humble ! ! .. ... . i. L pi.-m.Kj -u. ...... .". iierat il w.ia ctMiiiiicieiy i.vertun, oer rarni wirm t il r ae.rr lo give u. i , , j u m ,e,nJnl on hr own rourcea cou:ai.U o-akiil er. el paUcra, a. oiTlCeat lie had taka than to pr partmeritollhet TUB WESTERN CAROLINl AN. FrWar ETcnlng:. Tebniary 23,183j, (fir Tht I'-Mur of it Catouaia. wilt fiJ lt4 Boperior Court tuin, hi lU eonnlieaai Lincoln jnd lrcd.:I!. , II moat reopocifutl M earncall rcqtMtali AH. peifi InJ-tited lokiiaj any ray, lo !( '"n ,tef) ,Lflf i nakc oaynifnt. fltctititj tall. S)r safety umplv, by the a .Mem of iiecnl tiep.nee, , . w,ich attend thcjbuaineM of lim iHmliinjr man and not m any artw aa filial ajentaof the 1 rrasitry. Wiim We linve already set n Hint the money thua These itoarelhc guard wlikhjliejfaxem cmhiitntwl I jjoitj-j .becutm-e at once the proerty of the wnk ; s theltill IioWa out to tlu peoplo ogaut the toKTOI j Bm ibst tho depositor recete, in cxchanjre lor hw . tbetr treaaatre. - . money, tnc mnpic crenn oi me ihm.","". " The Sute lnk derKwitofyst''ni prescnt.1. the. capi- jiN rreiifi be nbjectcd to'tht: hsirtla tt the bonknj h!of the Innitntions as foennty for tlep.vtte, in the , tsinen., o mu-t ho the mom y pl.iccd on peneral de aamo manner a fur all other liub.liliea of the incorpo- w,tli it, aa liiat money m merely couverlcU by latioo. I ,,'PI0!,",' ml ffedit. IW adttng thia ey- II also prewnts its vault.i end ami aft cmstructed I lemi therefore, ir tho aafe-kcepmir ol the national t.m . uonriiv mi.! it fur t.i nren Jine. os im . M.Bjurn u An.lifirli tl.A tii.iiirv of llm msinle in the IU1 IU I1" nv'Mtii, Hint, r- - u'.uiii ni . ...""- .-r- n . ure!y conalructtd aa thco prfposod for the Uuvern-1 MIlie twat with tht: capital .f the bank; we Mibiect it the or.imary aiimi-a "i revenue ton u unuer ue . i.uJuy atnmt us. Uol, let it br, thill the North .. .. a a I ....t -a ! '.-Ca.. U.i a ta.i.llll: f 1 ia - n ! rt ( if f I ta MVl MI. t.T ' .... r....B ijnveus tirceno. V ,o tave them VasiiiiiMt.n T the curreni year, bl one-eiijhtli ol otto pr it. vvoull . . , , ' , , ""'o""1 amount to lh.m-lfiity.fiW ioHweirtyf-nt fhoonnd ' U',er ,H "e the boat and moat di'ilira, aa the co-n.t and curnnt t xprnsti ol' a pe. tut ni'ssltil Utiles fought, llmt tlie Revolution wu- I but llmt. if it l unlortuuote. the risk and the ba r-hall .! ctal depvaute rj,r - - - 1 0CMCUf -Morgan Campbell.'-W hat .. . . - . , .j. .7 :t --- - -r " . r i I B ,. -,... l. n f I I.. T 'a....... I a I .. . . I I ' 1 rhiM are the protoctmns to the pui.nc treasure ol-. h. 0,)rH.- ate not. however to te piaceo in tne i no. uu-ii.aow. v..,i,r..,.i : n. h lu or-n -i-n , k.wh ..( ninis a ever ao oeapetnteiy aeteiHJcrj.is fcrvd by the 'State bank ilerro!r: sYsU tn. stiju. -7 as eomlition of the ownera of the capital ot lw bank. Wei mat me an. uai rii" "ic yi-m propoi ny mc , Charleston f t- rum v. hat lortrew of thcira was the paninem ot me vat f nim-ni oi w ri . , , r-t, ... : Ln... waa chariH y I b.ll wilh tin. m-tam ol tlw bu.ld- atrul". o the arma of Cornwalli. V ll koown inpi nm only, boL ui. the d rtciiuo of tha plana upi toihe lug, trial tne aingio oiaieoi .naaaocnuacua whirh ihey wereV. bit rrecleU, tnua alaiwmir. Pr' ifornulU mora auWiera lo lb revolutionary arnviea, f.:tly aa mere intition canbeabon,tbe view of the .i. u. , ,,e jnjihern tJtatra put lonthtr. Thia (Jovcrnment aa blhe acale o etrapanfe or tcotw- L., ri ffom ,0lbcnti documerita, my deaigned by ilit thia particular ; aoJ u aay ina v-. . M . h- m WM I tM.rreaa waa III on W MineH oi imr uttf iinn . n vl- A f....Tv. . 3 T , . ., ... : luie war with CJre-ut Hnlain. I).a tlio Whig re wiucn con in ve nj io int ..." wi"" ,, ., , . , , . if i e crecton. wliataoe r, and that it. .iTi.i.r.aU.na murt ! collect that, dur,nK iho Uto war, Utile UndM of meaauretho eB4-., ami ro.eq.iei.tIy Hh eitrati- : iwitiaii I roof. a lanoeu in tne ncaapcaar, nioreiirnj nee or economy If tlio eiecutora of the law. acroMlhe country, and1 plundered ainl burnt the The neit. amt oy othefttem of ettpeaar, nmler the ; City nf i aahuiitoo and the Uwua adweent, almoM bill, would be the p i f ihu rtRier avl el'f k , wilhout tha ahow of oi.tmaiiinn ? Ami dora the ployed. Tha nun r of a l.lita al n!Ttcer wIk au-1 -j M.,. ihral any uch thins thai e pomtmenta wer- ttviJeJ lor aa. Mir. ami w-niiu h bB1M-m.J , 0f tbe frve Matea l-DoHo avutn fiat tlieir i uitune.i aaianea wmiu noi iw i i.t than eht, nor mo tlian twelv ihonaand .hUra . . . Thry were to p' "d m reaWi-iWi' tro.ia, ami ..affbi i 1 T',,. from the UoMon Alias, ia a apcciinr-n lo U- cituem of eh tcd atiudinir ami irwd n..l in- of a tone, toward the S..ulh, lh.it ia very coinnion te;'rity. Iletonhl t . iyw . tin refore, tli.l any one m the . Northern prrafe. In eipoaing, aa we ahall wmil.f wndi tnii tnm ilrieii id than two. ,j,,t ,lf) ful-nj and nbaurtlily of itaa-ae rtima, we thtuaand dullara ea i. and he did m Unnk that ihe by nM)( wJl ,( uu,jrr,,(K MJcnving that aaUry of any ,m, ol m .houVI cee.-, three ItKU-a,.. ( X suf , r bf-e d.taia. tor the a ol the argument, he w uhi call , thia eapeieM, twelve ,mnvm dollar-. , I'"'. C"J d" Ju'" . wa" Jwh It mijfht be neceiary to employ tr.K.i m lo twelve the Country iiaa Ufii engaged. I hoy are perlect ad.iitKH.al clt-rka, utcr the varHxn. provMou. of the ly wi-lt nine to magnify their aclnevc nienta.aa much bill. Their combing pay might amount to frmn x to ail ihey pleane, ami lo out txvist, if they think pro- ten Uiou.-amj itoiivi lie tiiootfiit tn.- et. mite, loin w r tt IImer a heroea. e will never interrupt aa to the numlrof eUatid a. to the am nint ol cm... ,hr)( M ( M . within their own limila. iA he had aked naf lmte trom the Department upon , . . e i . . Una ri:U ' nl ha ajhb. biu h.,;he.t of "('"" " 'he etneuae of the South, hia atippuailiona U b) 'JW true ataml.id of ext-ne for I ho St.ulh, Ihey aay, hav been overrun and con lhce twooljcta. .jiiered, while the North haa noi. Very true; hot Tneae are rguUr annual ci;Kti , and ate, h n einN to ua to require no vastly profound phib theref.ue, m t lowJered aa tho eonu bar ire upoo : t drover, frr thrt fiict, a catwe evtn itrortgor tha public Trciheiy i .-ay.t"m prupred The curt' ,, ,,, yUjf o( M,haltanti of New K'.nland. of the ereclMja a angle tx-iwr. which, being once ; Thnr cmmy W(ir(h What, ihcn, arOVTfiTnV ol Uic Male u.inc e- ? v".' ",c "'". .-w ilw . U. informed by po.jto ayatrtti ! If le dcpinmc are ovn ami neiil, At la whether it n for the purMe of inctra. and the banka have tho im ol the public iiim.ey a. i amp ikji attiidiment lo the Union, that we are thua coonponantino for iher a;onc:-, the exp.-t.HO ia mhinp, reminded, that in wara with foreign powcra ihc directly. The u pya h-r the k.-ep,,,. aa .1 n,o,t ulh is iUickpd .AunA white the North cured J hoqld whenhe nKMiey ia not, in ticU kept, but, llnmi i,... i i- uae.! Jlle .houbl iwe occ.on, hoaxer, very' ,, u" ' "'g " enter, to hint at the inTirc exnn-a to the United State, of ,ed r'r ",f benchl Northern Coinnrce.) such a ryatein of baK Iep..ite.. " irgintn and the Carolina, were re-cucd by IL. i knunnae a atiem of wotat tleonitea be catab- Northern troop and i Northern general." hbhed, ami tlio banl be elTrctually prohibited Irvm tho J The South, i:neroua ainJ kiud-heailett, 4iaa a! iiw, rr any pur(lof ihe money of ihej-ple in l.heir! WiV U-e,, , warmly rlmpospd to love tho aervicea keeping,'!... then;.,l rtar.d the quertam ol expense , (; j.j.. ; d A comniwton tipfttie money uopoa.ted miwtbe panl I ;- -v v! ' . r nin,,n7ra to tho bank for itf rouble ami n.k He wa. wholly ; uS?Rra"f' "r hwever en..r.i.HjS. ui abkt'ty vhatatcoimiii-!'iioicl.ltiibe,orwhit;L"',,'r ,n'' MI"fi 'cling, it hai ofien contented lo CongreHi wool.! Udiipl!;d 10 inak ii, to induco the ; tccKiitled a debtor to the North, for kimlnfases, biuita to accept t riit. He hid foutnl, however, 1 either never conferred, or repaid ien limes over or frut.i a CMnpa::nf vannup uw oi . ominikxion wim i eimcellcil, ring ogo, by ihnr nalnmal frauds and (Wrrii. In cKiarjinc U lb apace eecu. pied ty Mr. Wright' epetch, W9 rt oir.d u alritlgo our usual lynopaii Cgrferroani ceetliitg. But Ikert ll no l I our mdtrt Wt aay il without foar of dinlradichmi.",. liltte ofjntoreat lo the counlrjr Ul never LecniLaf by toy preceding Congreaa in the aame bmf B limo. Tlie whole time of Congreai Lu brew ken up by nartiun politiciana, in apeaking tn,u lime, t keep the opotaule pwrty from Atnac our offering coutdry. Wo Ritro a general tytwpaaa which muat anrrr our render for the pi eei.l. 1 Hey tan ku the week in reading Mr. Wright' speech. (8r Mr. U'rigkt'i Speech en the Wept! Treanry IMl To the exclusion of much otbn matter, we give io lo-day'e paper the speech of iU Hon. Silo Wright, of New York, b defences! the Independent Treasury Bill, which we pubhihaj in our paper before the Ust. Tb Currency q s Iron ia now Ihe absorbing tlie me in (bit country-. Tlx? action of the present aeaaiun of Congress tj no doubt have a lasting rfioct, either for rtair for roe, upon the interests of our trkolt country This speech of Mr Wright we regard aa cod ning the whole aruioontof tb adoainittrstioti favor of this its favorite- project (or nvinigt' js future, the finaores o( the country ; we ihcrtU give it that Ihe adminiatrttioa may have a fit htaring at our hands- Wt consider tbia sptn (which wc erused with much attention, as it is,) as doing great credit lo its author. .Mr Wright exaimiKS tho whole aubjecf tdour natiooi finances, (he advantage preseoled by this Hi over the State ILnk. IVpoaite system, and the t jections which have been orged to this Bill, bribe; from prinripU or tr elecliooeering purposes, a spirit, and with plain common sense up incnis mat cannot fail to chain the iito tion of the country to bis reroaxka, if they dstf make rnnverta. We shall be compelled to divide the apcccH Mr. riht, which we regret very mwch, Ii bespeak fr it ihe attention of our readers, ix will otTor some further remarks on iti rgunt' in our ucit. mrnt. I to all tl.e Imiaid to wnicn mil capnai ib miojecieu. It ne.tt prt'sent", as we have heretofore practised un- j nn,t wft nuhhtantially agree, far aa our rhance is rler it, eollatenil bonH. with tmrrtie?, for the due and ; ,,' f tiul of tne iiii.iiioi'i.M for indemnity, that, fiitl.l'ul fnlhllnicnt of its eiign.'emeiils on the part of; ,j t)ie adventure be fortunite, ir in ney shill be nafu; ihe bank. he did, thnt tlio tytem. it cctitinue.1, vva to riium , Hr,. !(,t to hl,Hre in ttie prohts ot a lortunate. iiaiarci opon the plnn tpen or ireneral d-pik.ite.s as adopl.il (r nly object aalety for our money ; and to ffnin in the depoMte bill i.f 1:H. Othorwie, as he had i ttiot. we take our share' of tlie risks, without any in ahown ii a f Taicr. prl iil'his rtiiiirk, the. c .p,Ul f't .leri,bl ju the contei.iplat.Hl pn.fiu tri.m them. Who the bank would not bo liable, exept for grs negli-, vv,; contend that the' ricks do not hilly balance the genre in the keeping ot Urn money p!at.eu in its vauiis. i gnftty wo derive aa iho conMileralioit lor incurring Wliat, then, arc the nks under each system ! I them ! The bank syrtem, then derives no adyanuge m Under that proved by tlie bill, The only singh rihk I tl.e argument frt.m iho aecur.ty afforded os by ita ca pi ts that of the misconduct and dishonesty of the officers i tal, so long as it subject, us to all its risks without any to whom the safe-keeping of the mon.-y w entrusted, share in u ganiK and that conduct, ir. addition to all other legal lial.iU- J Let uh now balance the account, as far ss we have ties, is made a high crime, and punishable with pro. i gtne, nd wc which system has the advantage In tl.e iraxted iinpriaonniont. The persona U wlioro this truat seeunt v of vault ami salt both ar.- etpwl. -1 He eeeu u to be confided, are n.ch citins as tho President, ! rity afforded by the capitals ot tlio baiua is counter with a fall knowledge of the duties rcspojaibilitiee, i balanced by tho risks it compels ua to rtke, growing and temptations, bhall select and nominate to the Se- j out of its banking operations, without any share in Hie t- c. ii ...,..,,., t'.,nll ,r.ia i.f those tineriit'on.. it turluimte. 1 Inn halauces ..i. 1I...1 Pri.Unf i!o aniviint and I tins item of the account. In the risk growing out ot eommiseion to execute the trust. The risk is that . the misconduct and d.slumty of oflictr.-. managers, these peron3 will be dishonest ; that th.-v will become . and agents, the eyateni propped l-y tlm b. i has a lec -inn.iMoto Mandi.ur and character: thnt thev will ; dnd advantagcuahe PIUTiher o P'T't)3 V) be UuKVO, n-. nv." r--'.T.. -m .i w ... w bill weui.i, iii iiifayinem rt omcets aim clerks, vary fnnn lonrtren VoVuty-two thonsauil dollurs, and that the last wou'.d Ijtbo bigheKt amonrt to which those expendilurea era) nw? under that ..dteiu, were Con gress to adopt 4j reK.rted hv the cmninitte.'. The expctulitiin.'S lonctiotiM inilit be aihleil, il'getillcmcti clu se. and Iho ti'iige made, upon any given number of yours, wbicbfihu judgmenl td" any member of the Senate, would arJ a lair tr.al to any titnncial cy item, adapt eu tn Uie fatioiis ol the Aal.o'ial rruatiufy, and conforming as tly lo the great disks of privato aud . f . 1 corporate inleri in the country, as the constitutional ' d;uu,'w etminy ever moro gsillaully driven bick, than from Fort Moultrie? What better or more fflkient c initrnmleri were secu, in the uhtdo war, than Marion, Lt.e, and Sumter? "The mh-Ic Stntcof Massachusetts furnisiicd more soldiuri to Ihe revolutionary armies, than all the Southern Slates put together- This appears fiom authentic documents." Tho population of Massachusetts was about violate their f.ulli to llioir ftireties and their country that they will embezzle the public money in their hands, and thus suhiect themselves to luminous puniwr ... ... : . I. . ... I .'... C ... mem lo imprisonment vvmi rugues term of not loss than two years. the ttamling an.! elmractrr ol those who have access to i!ie money, and the ...utA against, antl puniwimrnr ot, embezzlement. In the iMinds ami snrci its both FysUnns aud llious lor a would be, prima lane, ihu vi; wvt- u.:. u rt- I . .... .. .'. . .1 Cn..nlr Mr V.l..rrV cent." low, i'y a (iisunguiwi. o " u.. .... v-1- .v.-., coriwate mlerf in the country, as the constitutional 1 "'".""". women anu cuiiuren. i nts would powers t .tmfa-wturM permrt that coi.fbrrnstloh to ! F'TC "p persons nnio io Deorarms. 1 he popu be made. Heed not see, therefore, that any system, j I"1'' "f Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, and formed upon libavis of special deKsites in banks, ' Georgia, was about 000,0011, or 130 000 soldiers could, in ,Hinl rxpense, raaw-sa advantages over the I Th- war was more .evero in this State than in unv bi uo'ier .liecion. lie had not lor-'oiten that that Lilmr .....I . . i . . , , S i m i . i . i . e i i . other, tttnl ront n iftl twice as on" us itdid-in bill adopted n itial system of specul depoMtos, ainl m ' r ... . "'"as ua " uul that il contertijed a payment ol a commission to the , , T rh A 0IPcrv ,r,ani ,00' was cna- twnks wincii n Kep nir imniic inonov wirsunnt lo ' - oh-. M.tnIMtiuu, tu UIC ncia, ii i i i 1 rlk-iiilj a rn 1 1 ti I rvi .... ...... ..i . .. : lli.-it ihe eolljiterni DolKls itivitii i, y'1'.' n- I. , v . v-; ...t Uiie ot tha risk unaer ine-Maie tr : rT . 7 I i nir.rers. dirociors. wei lonestv ol the oiu-l " "'rx.r ,,t-.v..-.-...-, ; rv np..-i,,.r ,i.; .:.ic ,i .. "i i ,i,J,7,,, .and stockholders', ol tint uaiiK lor wn.cn un-j oic emt.- ,n-..i ym ....- unni;, tiirrt n.r, eouiti oe 7 i " .iw oi i uc i oiomac, mere are t u. v nor. Witt W Lose business and foniineo are intcr- .: 1 wnvMi uith tlie business aud fortunes ft Die ttanlt : ami tern is the same misconuuel an.i disn Artt tnpnitt. and manat-erf nl the banks, ami they are v. v, " v ' , - numerous, and many ol lhm selected To pcilorin snt). orJmale Unties. ili.oul any impnianoo u,..m, . . ,. , ,u .,imi ftil trthnr '.rT'nTX' hit V le wTa lre lo its full not be , urdair loume that ...any ol 'r" ,';! J t ; h . he must adim. that .1 wa, liktly to be true must haw ftccess to their hooks ftf outits and money, n l.iM. u-oiil.l ho reoiured. hv all concerned, in the ee- tta prQvisions.?tJieja5UUUiil thst thw iliiWne aim unl in tlMHivo cstiinnte for the respective .-ys-1 r ached by the enemy ; hut in South Carolina is scarcely a firid that wns not moisteued. or l her;' terns, wns mojrian sullicicfit to cover eny cominiss.on. wli.cl. a nr cu ion m . ,e provisions ol the bill i a river tlmt did not run minting, willi the bliKnl of u'oniil cull on the nub ic 1 rcuwnru i,. lu. tko . . i""fc '" "i oi . t"'". oiu . J,.. ,, banks. TliJ it important p unt in the country, botti -im ,i , ., . 0 as the colleotand disburses ntctlhc nuhhc ' ie a,"Iieniic (locumcnU no doubt are the A public Dinner waa given to Mfra.JVsvioil and H ord, lha rejected whig member of Tonjrra trom Mississippi, at Hrown a Hotel in Washing City on tho 10th instant. Jud e Whit muuLi -r-.r-r-Tv-r r: --;x ....... ------. - T at too wirmcr. .... AUl.Catehd eloctiotv goee badf W'tlie jwonit cur vortl for it another Graham and Htwiid case will be mude out by Ihe people of Miawisanppu Town Affair Qa tho 20th ultimo, an electrt was held in this Town, fjjf a magistrate of PoLrt and two Coiiiniissitincrs, to aerve for the prcw year, wriicn resulted a follow : Richard W. Ing, Magistrate of Policrt Haml. Reeve and 11.11. Be'iird, Commissiocw And at an election held on Saturday lastfif Iti I own LotiMablck, Matthew Jonea and David Kern! were chosen. The "... . . : . . ..... Mtasr.aaaw. j.hi wa il(t(t"J,t V ' M I ' I wi re provide indepen made applies to but a more fraction of the vvhol,. ! tn otr the otlicr that tho North has already rn revoiitte; rat any coiittinplattd rale, the vv hole ; rt -ived . ronsidi'wbly.iUiircXtban twenty inillions of miiK-inr"r i:;, i kii iiioiiKinu uouars. I (lo kll J III I ll.lt tvnv Thl lectiou and appointment of ro-ponsiblo publ.c ctlieers. j In the case of the bark, too, the persons who must have access to the money in its charge are numerous, while Older the other syv'tcin the single depositary a 'one has such access. A train, the misconduct and tl 'Amnesty of; the officers and agents ol tho hank are r.:t m-de crim inal and pun isliCil ap crimes. If rornm.tt. il, so hir us the (loverein.-.-il is rot-OMTosd. thev uio n.T" brenejies' of trust, and incur a debt : lliev l-V the Inundation for a 1 wo'" for a ImiiL but tho rsona interested in it 1 These in stitutions, Irntn their nature an'l character, cnuM neith er roc-ive nor reciprocate any other friendships than those of interest, and' the -refi'.re they coiihl only hxik to the mie'rested to find sur.-iies for tlieir cnrigonietits. Noto with the puhhc ollieer. He would have no bu sinew relations. Ilia ofV.cial duties would reijnire hid whole tutu', and whole mind. .The discharge uf those duties Would call lor no hu'ik I'lCilitii'P. I': studies io friends; moil wholly disconnected Irnm linn in Imsiness, and vvuoo properties and r sjwi.kilnliUes could not, be afreeted by the pecuniary disasters, any that. ci. The njitat law to recover the money emhez.nil. t an it, t L.l.. I I !... al.r,., rinLe n tr, oniallv rvtr iiAuszin in v iii ttifii' u ihs'ii i iiii i i irw l r'n ai i'i'i"M. , ..... t . . : . i'.' .i i 'ii- i, 'L ,i.. ., , f:.r-,i,., or. uKum. frllj.r man then liabilities ;hki h.H bontl sJn.ul.1 pro- XfaHlltUcu ; iitj niu r. , ...... - j ...i ....I "..no n-c uti.li.r .!.kf-.ti.in. u n 1.2.1 I oHi i 1 IICI. IHiaMillC ffui.i. v i - ....... . ... - i.j i.... .,i.s1( .!i,.Dni i :i i .!.. then, nrau( a tntore op n rmt; ....j. ..i-i f.nl.m.. anih'.r .JTioers. but ll had li'rt been st.-ted lmt iwrioilH thoso defaults had cf ti in. f st. in proimseil by the I'll!, ilori'ved a .iiat.-nal sdvintaire over the katiK s-ys-in tiw saf.'iy of the rollati-ral U.n.l, and t'nns theiraTTecate nmontit. Io' had rasion, examined th"list w;th ir.'ii- a matte -of eni.Ttsimuent tor ieseea-a unw'jrthiecsh in tiff iif-v. r, npo'i oi:y rtc h'care. r ; it w as not ,y0rt, or what was1 w; W"11:"11' 'n "Ctu -ineiu oi i nv nccowi-, o. nave f.vo .tiivaiutt".- over ine out-agonin system, ami to he the sr'er ol the two. Strtintl. lie w'l.iil.l now carry the comparison to he cMieies oh the niitagoi'i-t 'ysH-i.-t. ) in t ee !n'se evt- .I'li'llt- ITiiil He had ni l reference to the indirect expenses of an open anoicrul M". Dunk tleposite system, w here the si rvicttal risks ot tin: banks were rotnnensjted 1v the iisejije public nwne. '".Need he. nt this tiino and in the frnt conditioii of the btnte banks, ami of 'he public fr, define his meaning ui thnt reference! IS l.lCt, k mil's (tin r(..lr..r..j. r.C 1... ... . I . - " "...v,.. iiW oi vii.iiucior oeiween tho in- litihitantanf the two regions. The Southern man does Ii, duly to his countrydefend his wife, his children, and his liberty pours forth his blood like w;iter and is satisfied wilh such rewnr.1 hi- " uy was UKcmi eoovormion ot C ongress mn.Jrr-tl ! cotiseieuen and his l.od mav leitow. It does not necessary brfemher last? Was it not the suspou- j occur f. hini that ho ia entitled to a nension for..1,. s;on ol thfWks to pay specio Tor their p;iper, and the 1 inc that which he would h ,o j eoeqnoraldi'v o the puhhc Treasury to ohuin 1 i , " ,, I , J r! boen a coward and n from ihtin Ly currency conformable to law tl Z I )UV? ha VC, do,,- B Vauh r eorncs illionstuftnuolic, money ejiir..sted urth.-ir sal,.- . " lmlr 01 scales in his hands, weighs - I .1 i Mftri' .lnn I. I, 1 . 1 , . D. . 51 . v.,.., nan iusi, ami calculates how much inotiey44-Jeome8 to. We have no doubt but that every particle of Northern hh.nd session of Congr-ss, ho hud jof the Ilev.dution, has' been paid for by more than n form himself, but- this he its weight in gold. 'X .h STJ f f gre:,,er Proportion of Northern than of Southern person on the revolulhnarv pon stun hat, may he accounted for by another differ, eofrbaractcr hotwecn the two oeoolc. In v-..rolmil, when n nmn even thnnob ....- , . .:.,.7lf.tr ,ior' m keipmgd rrijinred for the curreiqt expend it tins of Hie nov'ieiu : no one winuii deny tills .posilion.i- What l.rpeaso to tho people of the Unitni! States whs, foH sinjrle extra session not ta'the trouble to i would. ore. tn assert with perfect confidence, thnt thoso inses moro than equalled the money required to tan the system of finance, proposed by the bill-, lor ann.Ml of Ien years. Ho would not now bring intoc the losses which might vet he sustained he. I foro tvpriitient of the late State Hunk ileposito' sys tem HI f lltnil V.c .ieii . no H!t v, i Soiith TUB Ct'KREXCy. c Letter writers about iVauhi - tawilKIIVIII IVI VT1- w oy tne bye, we have tlio musl infinite contempt,! and the Washington papers, aeem generally ti concede that iho Divorce or Independent Treawrr Kin, win undoubtedly pass the Semite, and be cerUmly ejected in thrr House." ' We Ihinfe mi will be its futc, from the complexion of the dclw in Congress. What then will bo tho conscquenctl Congress will have decided against the separation of tho inonoj ed interest of (ho Government from tho partnership interests of the Hanks in favor of bkndiiigalie. jjawcra-CtnwrfrHh-lrre thl greater and corrupting power of private inconra ted Banks, and then what courso will bo taken J Will a United State Bank be chartered! N: the President, will certainly have the,' ,firtn.ns ... ...c!!il...y.?e.0..p.o..put,.hi vft? on it. Ihcn (he only alternative will be" renew the former Slate Rank deposite eysterr, projmsetl by Air. Kives, which i embraced in t lit wover. mcrclv i following provisions : 1. Tho trumber of local deposite Banks to be limited to twenty five, 2. These P.auks to be selected by (he Secrcurj of the Treasury, with tho assent of tho .enatf: and in case tho Senate bo not in session, when sriecuon is made, (he selection-to e stibmilte'" them for approval, immediately upon the cm mnncemerit of (he session. . 3. Tliose Banks lo keep (ji pyblic moneys up' the coiulilions named in the bill- 4. The selected Banks to recciiro in payment01 nil government dues such notes of all snccie p!' in " Banks as thnv credit of the Treasury ?s cash. . 5. Tie Secretary of the Treasury to exert influence lo secure an arrangcmen( among ll"" locted hanks, bv which each of said banks! tiiko the notes of the others, inpayment of all !" lo.me government. 0. Ths aoloctotl hr rcaclioii .the 'Treriwy1' ranis and tjraifs :n ent -'I '

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