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.if i rir "Tarborough ficatolaf r.DiTRn ny S. 31. E. MANNING,: 7i J printed by J. 4. IK Manning. IffiblNlicd CTcry week nt if. ftf Thrr rtollar mod fifty, ceou, if not paid ! ih ni of the ittberiptoii year ..-.It. will Jie -,inrr fjf iho Uvio? at a. .distance, or ont of SulutopjiiiTjmniiy la auyaocc. , ino ub npti'b will be rc!ciirHl for ft lei 'period than 1 4r, U th rPr will M ho dbcobtinaed until ,jrri ire receitM to that effort, and all arrearage 4A to the hditr matlrome free of postage, ihry will not be aitefwfrd to. " ' ' AiTMTiMTa'wnlbe Inserted at the Tate on p. dollar per lor; for three 'iaaerUocisJ and n nu fr ach aubsenueot Insertion; - A liberal voonjl will be made to' ihoee. wlia advertise by frit. .Those sndin? in adrerttstmenU will Vuirk tlijr.Jiuraber of time they with them inserted. "71 1G S,A C B.;ir, FHOII THE rrfNident of thc .l nileil Slates. Me 'Houses of - Congress, at the comimencemeht of the first session of ' ; m Twenty -Fifth CSngress. rellotb-citizens of the Senate, ' . and, House, of 'llepresen tdtives: . The act of the 23d of June, 1836, regula- xt the depositee o ue puouc money, and rtirrcliM "IC employment of tatct J)istrict, and Territorial bnkst for ,that purpose, made lit the "duly of the .Secretary of the Treasury to discontinue the use of such of Ihcm'as should at any timc' refuse to redeem their notes in specie?, and to substitute other Liijkf,' provided a.8ufljcient oumber could te obtsiaed.to recrive tho public depositcs upon inc terms anu conumons inereinpre scribed. The ccncral.and "almost simulta rcous suspension of specie payments by the tanks in May last, rendered the perform . ance of this, duty imperative, in respect to tLu5c tvhicli had been selected under the act, and made it, at the same 'time, imprac ticahle to employ the Tequisito number of others, upon trje prescribotl conditions. .The ?pcclfii repilatioii established by.Co'ncress fur the depoadte and aafc-kecpin of the ' piblic Imoijey'a having thus unexpectedly L'cume inoperaliv'e.'I fell it. to bo niy.duty to attdrd 'you an. early opportunity, i'or, the exercise of your supervisory povvcrsovcr . the fulyecr., . , . , -.; ; k . . 1 wis also led t6 apnrclicnd that thc .sus pensiort of specie payments,. increasing the embarrassments before .existing in the pc cuniary alfiirs of the .country, '-would iso far diminish (ho Vu''c revenue, that tho accru ing iciccipts into the 'Treasury would Tiiota will) me reservtu nyc millions, c sumcien to defray tho' unavoidable cxenscs of the GovtrQiueut -.unlil thcusual period for tnc nrrlink; of Congress; whilstthc 'authority to calljupon tho plates for a portion of, the un.s iieposiled'lth thcm.wjis loo lest rie- . ted lo enable the ndcpartmeht- to realize a sufllcicjnt opiounl from lhal source.; These appa-liension liave'becu ju'aiiacJ by sub- crjuejircuii3, wnicn renuer u. certain ina this dtficiency , ,vvill t Qccurifudtliliona meansle not provided by . Cout ess. ; Tho! difficulties experienced by I He me if r cantiloj intprcs; in4 meeUij; tliei.r cngace mcnlsj induced, them to .apply to ineprc Viouly.. to lite.', actual usftensioo'of specie piy mttU (ac ild ui;eii qe upon their bonds "far duilieo; ii)d. alliJie rcHtrautfioiized hy ' law wjis promptly and cliecfuUy granted. . Thu .di'petidance of IheFreavsury upon the ara'u1 of tlieo bonds, io enable it'to make the dqpositcis with .the Slate 'required by ; law. led me. In thcoulsct, to limit this in xluljjcmcc to the 1st of September; but it has nice been extended tojhc 1st ot uctooer." that tlw matter might be subiiiilted toy Our further difcction. . -..' ; , " ' ' " q ' (iucitions ucrc also cxicctfd to arise) iri the re(tc.-. hf rcsneclto the October "instal ment Lf those ijeposUcs, , requiriug' the In . tcriA)ltion of ConefeM... ' " ." ' A jjiro v inion of, another act," pawed about the aanie lime, and-intended lb xecure a fitlifull coti.phanca with the obligation of tuc unneti Diatcs o sausi) an ucuwnus up on them, io , specje ,or its,, equivalent, pro ' hibiteii tbc ofTtrof any bank. note iotctm; vtrtblo oatho spot into "gold or. silver, at tho' will of the holder: aod thcabiUty'oTlbe - tjovernmctitj.with millions oil tleposilc, tb mcct.Jta en 23 cements .in the niaunc'r Ihus rdquirkl by la w was rendered very dojSl- : lutuy the event to which 1 have rclerrcuv Sensible iihat adequate provisions for these Ujespectcdxigencica could buly be maueoy congress; convincea mil some oi thcra UoulJ be ioJisncusably nccessary-td the public service, bctorc the regular perioa! of your meclluand desirous, also to ena ble you to exercise, atthe caflicit mbmeof. your full. coostitutional powers , for the trc-, iifofihe Country, I could 'nof, tvith pro- p"ciy avoid suujecung you. to me incpn venieice of aembhog alw earlya'day aa metiogbnducive-lothecc .Uunngihe earlier stages of (he revulsion through rrhtch. we hayjejust pasied, inuch aertmnhiAt Ami,mmZ i ' i : . i "wvuw'u" aruats, anu great Ul- yersity of opinion existed, as oJts real cau scs. This: Was not surprisingf Tiie ope rations of credit are so diversified, and the influences-which aCect them and bfteo io subtle; that even impartial and weii-iniormeu persons are seldom found to areeVift respect to them; To inherent difiicultieis were also added other tendencies which ;were-by: no means favorable to the disebvery roCrtruthJ Ult? was hardly to be AjwicU man iuue vnp oisapproved the policy I of ihe Government in relaiion to the currency. would, Uuthe excited, state of public fet ling. produced Jby the occasion, fall to! attribute to thM DolicvanvL extent! vn embarrassment in tho .monetary, aflairs'of ...y;, vu,H,jr, 3r mauer;inus; necame; connected withtIieassions and conflict of pany ; opinions j were more or less affected by , political. considerations; and differences were i prolonged, which might i otherwise nave w;en oeiermined Oy .an appeal to facts, by the - exercise of reason,'lr by., mutual concession. It is, however, a cheering re flection, - that circumstances of, this nature cannot prevent a community so .intelligent ai ours from.ultintely .arriving at correct wuuusiuiB. xuncouraeeu dv me nrm ief I ofvlhis- truib; j 1 1 proceed to state m v viewsrso far a may be- necessary to a clear uhderstanding of.the remedies I feel itmv uuiy.to propose, andof the reasons by which 1 have been led.tp recommend them. ' , . xne nisiory oi iraue in me United. State?, for the last .three orj four years, atlbrds the most con viiicini; evidence that bur" present condition is chielWtoJae aUi ibujed to over- action .ui wall Uu; departments of business; an overaciion iaenvine, perhaps, its hrst iiiijvusc9 iiuui viiiirceuuMl Causes, iDUI sumu- lated to its desltctive conseouences by ex? cesi vq j issues ol4 bin paper, anil, by , other facilities for. the . acquisition and eularee- aseasony the ieatracihliesorcredit lheri UentlmenU of a lar-e majority are denbcr-Jrantportitioo nfthclr mercltindlti ths4' -I ?5?SxHnf-4ne durbing effect in our cora-taUly flted; and leatnbt concur with tbe art perationi of trade ThVr ct?iht t t5 "."S"11! ?5J)? the pablirj who think they see. recent ctentv a condacted by those w Kb are fntcrved c; nwneys required :by t the same' fninher that tlie- IneiV' Jl " un?, 18SG;. and the measures adontetl hr I that ihfvwhn.dd 'l-. " itUntt iliftitit nfrvtkW .,: ; mmmi'?' reiirn creditors' Of our merchants' to! 'Events aimilar Jn thrir orim atvlVKVJrouhtr&l ?tv Whpp rlat.r 1lns : their debts, and to withdraw from iacfer have hpntnfor frwiurntlv nrrnrrl lSUirh aiil ha rinf Hti ArmI n.nw In 'O States a larffCl1 DOrtJOn ! nf ntirl tvithnnt nrrwliirlnrr anu! nh rhinrAi "s'nrl I nthr ranniri r :TlTt,ihirit "&imm- ihtt l I j ..... .. O J m . T ' I '" J (vb ------ w .. .. .. - '-"KOVV -..r the fc reduce the United specie. i However unwilling any of our eitizens esecases Hhe chief instrumen producios the present state of th developments subsequently made, and the tHe-bankin' system r-aLvice ,a promioent amount, the real cxenanees of jht Doited actual conditibn of, other comnierciil court- national as iniSute institutions. -This pm- Stafes." There fsprio reason "why our owa i " v seems io mc, .aispei aiiipenstty is as suierv.aii io tne atifaneementimav not oe conducted tn the same tnnnner,-1 remaining doubTsupbn the'ttibjeet:t: . Itltaslof" private-interests f in the..oaV,aa'io.theI wilV.eflVarciteapnesJ aml nafttv. Certita i Since a p reared that evils,! similar to theaei oiher: and those- who direct them. both. I f this mieht'beVccomnliahrd. if it writ suffered by'oijrselves, have been experien- being principally glided by the same views fvorcd "by those most deeply !nterctrdt fefl Ji ffeat Ifritaln,roh the continent, and, and influenced, by the sarae , motives, will and few can doubt that their own interest, indeed, throughout the Icommercial world! be "en nail v read v to alimuIatR eVtnvaranpr as Well as the treneral ' welfimf thVcoun. f the lessons oTexpericnco.rautbej fdrgten domestic as wciraj'tbe forrljn-etehancef if we suppose that the present overthrow ofl are carried on bV on vate hbuc oIen ifUl jrnmoui me ajmiiane - -. tbey citcod ihrbuHout vt!UV rtes; 3ndfjr etred ' ia tali ty in) existence of a national bank. Proneocu tot banks. ' l Vet inc.. ihel excessive issues has ever been the vice of I tihet ove?rV! iw niai u uiiicr tuumncj, as wen as in oi enierpnsc, oy improvioence, ot crcuit tuuiu bc promoien oy leaving sucn av our own, they have been uniformly prece- ITow strikingly is this conclusion sustained subject in the hand of thoic'to whom U . dd,by. an undue j enlargement of the bou n by experience IX Tte Bank jnf the United properly belongs:: j A system (bunded cut : danes of Uer7,brompted:,$''asirb!us'by States, Vtthdhe vast powers, cnfexi on.lt private interest enterprise : anid competi t equisiuon : anu euiare- ment of crcuit; At jthe comirieheement of tlic ear, 1834,- Ihe bank lnff baDital unprecedented expansions of the systenrbf by Congress did- nofT.or couldnot, prevent tion, without the aid of legislative grants cr' credit; A reference to the amount of bank former and similar embarrassments; nor hai regulations by law; would rapidly prosper! ingcapitali and ihe issue of pa per credits the still create r strength it has been said to it would be tree from the influence tfpbi for by "ividualsl All fbrmer altemptscn Uic part institu- f the Oorcrnm cot to carry its lrislation,"f capital, and the issue of paper credits the still greater strength it has been said to!" would be free from the influence tfpbi put in circulation in Great Britain, by posses under its present charter enabled it, pineal agitation,' and extend the same wc- banks, and in Other Wavs. during the vearsl in the exislini? emernner. to thnrk V)ihrrf emblion td tradt ifsrlf;snd it wrmht tvit an - 1834,1 1835," and 1836, will show an auc-l institutions, lor Lejrfcn": to i save itself, v In I end to those edmplalnts'of nczlecr, partial! -f mentation of the papyri1 currency1 there, as j Great Britain, where, it basbcen sceh the! tyj injustice and OpprcSsidn, which are tho iu :ii . .l. ... i f i: klL - l., 'j. j ? I ....i...-.!.t:i.i -r i. . . mutii uwprupuruunctj io uie reai warns oi same causea nave oeea aiieauevL Wtn inwiuoic rcsuua oi inicrieretife oy; iii; trade as in "the Ur States. tt With this re- sime effects, a nationalt bank, possessinel Government, in the proper concerns of irfi uuuuaucy ui jnei paper currency, inert? i puwwij ir gruaicr. viiau are aafceu arose in that country also arspint ofadven- the warmest advocates ol such an turous speculation, empracing- mei wnoie tion nere, nasaisoprovea unaoie io prevent, ji" respect, lurtner tnan was ucsigncu range of human enterpriselF' Aid was prolan undue expansion of credit, and the evils! by the Constitution, have in the cod provetl- fusely given to projected improvements;! that llow Iroro jt. i i l ; ; ; linjunoug aud have tenred only to convtnea i large in vestments "were' made in foreign! Nor caa ;1 find Lany , tenable ground 'foritiie;' great body of the people'-more tinit l ;iuvs nu loans, creuiu iwr gwufwBrc tin it-uwitiiin;ii ,ui m iiauuiiai uaua in viv, ui uic cvriaia uaiigcrs oi Oicnniny granted with unbounded liberality to rher the derangement allegel at preseni toex- private interests with the operations tf pub-1, chants in foreign countries; and- all lhe ist in the domestic exchanges of the coun- He business; and there is no' reasonr to sun- ! means oi acquiring ana were put in active operati m theirleffects to every ; mess, and to every quarter of the U lobe. .Bank t of the United States Was createdtln our community, opinions and feelincf on i ine reaciion was proponionea in lis vio-imey were regarucu as an inciueutai accom-i'" suoject in curccx oppcjiucn io eata' lence to the extiwiordinarv character of the! modation: not one which the Federal Gb-1 other' A larceoortion of then, romlntw of .die I events'' which' nfeeeded 1 It.H The!- eommer-1 veroment-was , hound, or could be" Vailed i ink' creat'.'lntellizcDee. aetivitr.and 'In flow-; United States, including that of the national! cialcOmmunitv ofl Great Britain were ub-1 upon, tqiuruish. Thii accom modation Is ehce are"nodbubt sincere it theirbeliefv bank then exisiing, amounted. t9 about tvvbjected to the palest difficulties, ;ahd their now; indeed, after the lapse-of "not many f hit the ''operations' of Iradd Ought to bo as- :'. ' r ' ,y vv1'.? yauiit." s t iiLumis in uus couniry wcrtr iiui uniy:auti-i ciiio, AitMiauucu u u:n m, its auiunu jis ursi i pisicu uv utu tuun:iuiii uicy rruim Q t Kr M..,i.l... 4 k. i . ... i r .-" . : . . t ' .-L- j j l .i..:- .i -::. . " :i i ..t.; . I u:-i uir r , . . millions; and bank: to three millions. Between .that time and the 1st of January, i 1336, rbeinc the latest Dcriod to vvljich . accurate accounts have been re- ceivedi our bankings capital vvas increased to more than two hundred and fifty-one millions; our paper circulation t mofe lban One hundred. and:forty i millions; and -the oans and discounts to more than four hun dred a nd-fifry-seven millions. To this vast 1 of crolt,'actiuired by meaos of foreign Joans contracted bv the hutes and State institu tions,' andi .bove all, by the lavish accom modalicnS1 cMeudcd by foreign dealeiis . to l ; . .. .. - I ' . . - oup merchants. could only bo Wade' through a general pres-J suits pn1yrerye to exempVify, the ; constant establish" aSti fottltotion. On sure, and at the most ruinous saenncc-u-i . iciesire, anion' some oi ou,r ciuzens to en-i lne oinernauu, a majority oi ine people: ar i J In view of thesb'facts it would seemim large J the powers of i possible for sihcereinqufrers after truth to cx tend Uts control to resfst the conviction. Tihat the causes of ( the it should not interfere revulsion in bolh countries have been sub-justify the creation of an institution to pro- Uic Government and aubjects jtvith which stantially the ' saniePWTwo-nation, tithe mote such objects. 3 On most commercial in tne woria enjoying? oui jusiiy exciie among tae They, can never the contrary, they community a more recently the ' highest deeree of apparent diligent inquiry into the character of. those nci ease are to be gdded the many Unillions ; prosperity; and maintaining! with each other I operationsyofj trade. towards which it f. ii ere contnetrfd .'by. our tiie closest relations, are I suddenly f io a desired to extend such peculiar favors. time "of profound j peacersrid without any I fe, The various transactions which' bear the great national disaster, arrested in their ca-J name; of domestic exchanges, . differ cssen recr, arid piunged into a state of embarrass ment and distress. -In botb countries. we !r)4 consequences of this redundancy ofhVe witnessed the; same redundancy of pa edit, arlbf ihespiitorrectlesspecula-pcr moneyand Other facditiea of credit. lion enndered by iu were, a foreign debt 1 same spirit xji speculation tne. same par- ' . I L.I-I . " - . Mi ll cmzeusesiMnavett, in 'm success: the same dimcuities and re- March last, at more ihan.lhiriy millions of vcrsesna, at lengin, neany me same over- dollars;1 the extension to traders in the in-inctmingcatasiropne. i ne mosi maienai erior of our country! of credits.for supplies lUiftorenee netween; tne results .n tne two creatly liey bnd theanWot the people; the rcounlries na omy peen, inat wiintis mere in vo?uiint of thirty,nine and a half millions i bis also occurred an extensive derangement ir.iiML;;- .r,....;j.i;w ,hiii -!(- iW in the fiscal affairs of the Federal and btate ... I II I J I . II. . . W nm W. U II ! .----. "i" Tr i ' ... - U suite of the Pcrinii. ! he popular represen tation would am sure' that I haVe done but j eai i 1 $25 and 1836, , vvhilstiu the nrccediiiif ytjar, tlwe sales amounted toonly four : arid a half millions;,. the; creation of debts, to an almost Icountles amount, for real Restate in existing or anticipated cities ahd illaires, equally unproductive, and at i.i . ' . . i .i.. nrices- nof seen io nave ueeu . krmujt . uisr proportionate to their real value ;;tbe 'ex-l Denditure ot immense ; sums in .irapruTc- 1 . ; . . t. I ments, wnicn,-in many caaes, io uctn found. to be -ruirtously, improvident; tne oi yersroiV to other pursuits of much of the la bor flfiat slon Id have. been appljed to agri fultureJ thereby contributing to the expen diture bf large sums in the importation: of grain from Kurope an expenditure wnicn, amotiMing, in 1834, jto alxiut two hundred and i fifty thousand dollars,iwas,iP uie nrsi (wo quVrteri of the presenty ear, increased (o more than t wo .millions of dollars; anoV firtalrvVl wlthout enumeratiug other ijun bus rVsqlta, Che1 rapid growth, among. all classes,! arid especially: in.our great com mercial towns, of luxurious habits founded tocASftedoo merely fancied wealth, aodde-J tri mental alike to the -industry tne- resour ces, and the morals of our. people: J If was so impossi bio that sucna,stateot thioirs 'could' tbng continue, Ihat j.Uielpros pect of 'rovulsioirvras present to tne minus Noncr howeVer had! coirectiyi:aoticipitcd its severity u A concurrence of circumstaa Mf ihadefruate rof ; thcmselyej produce sucir vVide-prcadand calamitous .ecabar r renUialcds.igreaUyitoaaTate t! 1hat they:cannotibe. overlooked iri coaJdenritlieir? history; 'uAmoo lteae may tVtiu-Hilwocd Sis meat prominent the mcrcial ctDp(?riuoi iortbe fire cCl)ec-pber, f G d vernm en ts,' occafeio oed by t the 1 suspen- sibn of specie' pa'ments by the banks -. The history of these causes and effects in Great Critaiu artdMhej t United States, is substantially the history of tiie revolution tn ali otner commercial counines ' ,: The present and visible teffeeta of .these circumstances on the operations of the Gp verriment, and on" the industry of the peo ple, point out the objects that call for your immediate attention.' : jV r vy,x X.t V They are: ta regulate by law the a(e kecpin?,' transfcr,'and disbursement! of the public moneys; to designate the funds to be received and jaid by (he: Government; to enable the iTieasury to rneet promptly eve ry "detnand upon it; to prescribe tiiei termsi of indulgence, and ! tne mode oi settlement to be adopt edi "as well in collecting ; from individuals the revnJ bat has accrued, ai in withdrawing it from former deiyositb ricsr ahd 1 tb devtso "and adopt auch further ? meagre; within the constitutiojiar coej)ie- teucy ot fjongress, a win u ucai caicuMicu to revive the"enterpriseand to promoto the pbipeffty orthecounlryi ,vmar For thfe deposited tiinsler,ai3d bsburse mcntbf tbe revenue oational rand! Suie banks have always, with temporary and tially in their nature operation arid utili ty. One class of them consisu of bills of exenaoge, ara wn or me purpose oi irans ferring actual capital from one part of. the country to another,' orv to anticipate the proceeds of property actually transmitted. Bills of this description! are , highly useful in .the movements iof trade, .and , well ..fe scrve - all the encouragement which" can rightfully be j given: to them. . Another class is made up of t bills of. exchange) hot drawn to transfer actual capital, nor on the credit of property transmitted but to create fictitious capital partaking at once' of the character of notes discounted irt bank, arid of bank; notes in circulation, . and swelling 1 the, mass of paper- credits, (a a vast extent m ine most jooieciionaoie manner. .i neci bills have formed,, for.lhe last lew ycafs,Ja I large, pro pom on ot wnai, are , tcrmeu toe domcstie exchanges of the country,' serving as the; means ot usurious prpm, and const i- tuting the most unsafe and precarious papcr i n circulation, i Thb7 species of "traffic, in- stead Joeing upuem, ougm.io ue u is coun limited Tbxcejtibn4 Jbwn Mttoloxe em. tdnvtl- liut. -Jihoutrh . ad vocate. of .eacli svsteni aretill Xo be found, it s-pparCnt tfut'tnVevVfits of the last few months bave greatly augmented the desire loogc xist 102: amonsthe pedpta ot,tb United tes. to separate he focal operations, of tiie Go vernment Trora thostf U individuals or, eorr poratiouS. i -v.'Aoinio createla naticpaTbank, l: i f. :i .t . i a.enl WOUid oe louiaic-aaru-s ia--ji :Jr:irvVM.V,;Tmhmt urfpflui vocal iv rV-liilset!rri-tfcrou'b tha futilities a Curded bv Jn 'w .-wiv j -. j j . .r-..-. - - ? 7..;. - : V.: w .Hu. f v rw. r-.;-trry i .wmm.mi -v v, . v.m .r y.. h:fiJ :;timf'fc-anse DOtnos-d fbrl policy is there f trooger ertucn ww Via tneimtt . wca;iw wproTitio-rxsciUf 5 c,'untcired, in the hope oX rend-fing your derratcd at the Umc, C-userp--irju ..jt.. g. . Jt , . , , . . ; '.".' . 1 bvlicycd to be irreconcilably oppuscVl to lhatf ; measure, tney considers jen a con central V-- tion of power dangcroui to' their liberties? arid Piany of lhemregtfd It as a violation" of the Coristtiution;1 Thii collisioir ot bpinioh has,1 doubUe$s,i? eabsrd much of tho embarrassment :-to i which UQS cOmmcrrial trarisactroris of (he'eouritry have lately brenf exposed. - Banking has become a political - topic oi mo mgncsL inicrcsi,'aoo iranie nas sulferdd jn the coufllct of particf. A'spee. dy trrijination'bf ihts stale of things, how ever leirb!eV is scarcely to be expectcdV We liavefseen for nearly half a' century tharthose who advocate a national batik, by whatever motive they may - be influenced- constitute a portion of our community.'tocr iiUmcrous to allow us'io hopeT for an tariy abandonment of their fatorite filjn. Oa -the other handr they mast indeed fort an erroneous estimate Of the int.IIIgcnr ami teriipcr 'of t American: 'peoptf !who supv pose that they have continued, on Slight err insufficient grounds, their persevering op position io soeh inlnstilutiont crthat ihcv . can be induced by upectiniary r- prtsture ' t by any other combination of eirrumstanccs. to surrcbder principles they hat 0 'so Irrj arid to inflexibly ihaintsrnedV L ci -'- . ;My own views of ine sbjeefaret fn changcuU T.ey havefleeri fcfieafedly ami unrrserediy announcrd to my feI!ow ciii. TPnii Who. tvilh'full TcnnsrLi!! 'nf iUmm , - W -T . . , - - ... .- v. . ' . tenapceu uy the uorcrnment and tne peo t in, transferrin us funds from place to place, the Gok ernment Is on the same foot ioff with the! private VilucrK and mayrc sort to iho some legI meacf. It may do so lhrou&n me medium 01 ,01ns orawn ny itself or operations ly const Uuti and a&sis ou real to hicb this may be done, and the best means fof ttficcting All are .entitled "to lic fullest consideration-1' Tbi,1tas been bes- towed .by the. Secretary 1 of the Treasury, arm m. vie us wm oe tuLzniiiea 10 y9u in contiTird upnrnc the two higheur oiTjccf oQhe Cpvcrnmehr. V Oa 'tliC ; lsVrih'csa occaaions 1 felt if due 16 tLe people 16 art. ? tiie cicnt of prize them dtstmctly, that in my; eleetion,! would not' bcSle to -co. orjeraie in the fitabllshment of a nattcaal naoK-fo inese scniimenis, 1 rraye now only to add .tlte exprcssipn of anlnereasci! conviction, that the rcVstabllshment of trcri 4 a bank, in an form, whilst ;tr wculd not l'Pi'nin poirpeoW promised U may, in a manner" undoubted- by ju tdvocatel,! would Immir 5 ihe rizhtful Glial atwl legitimate taeilttale curr-ciaev of the notiuhr Vnif irii. it texchanges of iudividuals founded ! rliarater nd d'fmtni.h itiV inffui-riei. ff rf tracisacttous of. trade. The cxterit 1 vimVir;. hW mwM ii his report. But it was not designed by.theCohrtitu lion I that Has Got eminent should assume the caanatmer.t of 4ometic oribreioei UJtindautbpr)xed to rga- lateJibyv lasv j tlies commercejbet ween the Stitrs, and to provide accneral stand: rJ cf vsiue, ct roeumm ci exeorogr,jaia5au silver: but it isotlu province to atdlridN v:Guata tB,Uieirai:cr oi ineir iqnuj, uiucr- exiftcoce a concentratcit monenrcd bower fibsillev to tl;o t pfrit, and nfircatciiins thtl permanency 01 ourrrpuoiicaainaiiratipas. '.lJocaJ bahks'bavefe for-tho depositee ana dinuuuon oi;ice retcine, " ? I at. ihe limes partially, and, onf three differ"'' -.:.. "Kir '----ir . cnpccasiopa, exclusively; crsi, anu ante- riortolf3etab!ishment cf the :6rst Binls of the United.Statts j secondly in the inter val between the'; termination' of that iisiU tation and the enafter of its r icccssbr; and, thirdly, during teKroitcd period ;whk 6 has nofv so abruptly 'closed Tbceonocc lion thos rtptatcdl v atichipfed prortd un ai i factory 'on eaeh sccei to occlon rotwiihaUnding7r the Taricar , mrasiim " mcn were auopu-u 10 laniiiausor ii.ure rttjs. via mc ust cccasion, xu uij
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 15, 1837, edition 1
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