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and rich staple, would have been rem
dercd irrctrievably bankrupt by such
system. In looking around for the
best means Of restoring the prosperity
of the State, and rc-cstablishiDg it upon
sound and permanent basis, the follow
ing suggestions appear to me worthy
Of consideration: lst to increase the
nett profits Of the cotton planting by
discouraging an expanded circulation,
I'd. to oppose the creation ofany Bank
of the United States, or the creation
of any new banking Institution of any
description. Sd. to abolish, after the
lapse Of reasonable period, the circu-
lation here fall bank paper Of de-
nomination of notes less than twenty
dollars. 4th. to arrest altogether after
the present year, all further issues Of
post notes, and to have, after that
period, no other bank paper circula-
ton, than a limited one, at all times
really redeemable upon demand in spe-
Gle. 9TH. to abolish all banks thai after
reasonable period, will not perna;-
nently redeem all their notes at all
times upon demand in specie. 9Th. to
encourage, by all fair and constitution
al means, the establishment of a direct
trade from our own ports with Europe,
in imports and exports. 7th. to cheap
en- the means of transporting the crops
of our planters to market and their re-
turn supplies, by encouraging the con-
struction ofour railroads, and the re-
moval of distractions in all our navi-
gable streams.


Remainder nert 1ceek.