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1HE TAX OF A BAD cURRENcY.-The aggregate
in the way OF our domestic exchanges and trade at1
sent time, by reason OF disordered currency is e
the whole expense of the National and State Cover
That is to say, the which Gen Jackson made Er
currency system and the results that have grown o.
have added SO much 10 public md private buTdsa


Nor is this the end of the matter The prosP
has been prerented, and the increase of wealth saYF
this means Is many times greater than all this


ANOTHER SUGGESTION.


IF General Harrison had lived, there is no d5ss
remedy for these stuPendous evils would have gone
alton before this time. by the prevalence Of Whs q
Consequently, the course pursued By Alr Tyler 8
ing Whig policy, is at this moment operating IS =
tax on the country than the entire burden ofouT Co
and its institutions, State and National


Further. we had arrived acriss Of suffering aaas
distress, when few weeks continuance Of the sane
things and cloud of doubts thrown over the prose-
lief must necessarily be more disastrous in effect i
of those incpent stages that led to this result
precipice, IS one thing to fall from it. another
lance well nigh lost. we are trembling On the verge