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LIBERTY, SATURDAY. NOV 30, 1889
FOR AN INDEPENDENT TREASU RY
AGAINST A BROKEN DOWN


UNITED STATES BANK.


PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN


VICE PRESIDENT,


RICHARD M. JOHNSON.

LIBERTY. SATURDAY. NOV. 30, 1889.

UNITED STATES SENATOR.
R. j. w ALKER.

DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES.
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1.-THE power for the incorporation of Ma
tional Bank, has not, in my opinion, been dele
gated to the United States by the constitution.
-TAomas Jefferson, 1871


"This institution tthe United States Bank,
is enc OF the most deadly hostility existing agains
the principles and form of our constitution -
Thomas jefferson, 1903.


"But in order to bo able to meet a genera
combination Of the banks against us, could W.
not make beginning towards AN iNDEPEN
DENT USE OF OUR OWN MONEY Tho
mas Jefferson, 1903.


"The Seuere lessons Of experience, will, l doubt
not, be sufficient to prevent Congress from again
chartering "a National Bank,) even if the con
sttution did not present insupeyajle objections, .
--Jackson's s -FarepcH Address


''ln separating the government from the
Banks, we secure to Labor its fair reward, eve
ry honest pursuit is promoted, the government
is relieved from the political influence of the
money power, legislation is purified, and the
repub lican feelings Of our citizens is cherished.
-ARdrew Jackson, Dec Is, 1881


"Uncompromising hostility to a National
Bank. ."-Mdrtia Van Buren,


'Since, therefore, experience ha; shown, that
to lend the public money to the local banks, is
to the operation of the government;
II least Of doubtful benefit to the institutions
themselves and productive of disastrous de.
in the business and currency of the
is it the part of wisdom again to re-
lew the connection" ?"-lMartin Van BWen.