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 At the present time, the whigs ayO7 establishment of National Bank, as \ their cardinal measures. And doubles will establish such an institution, if ha succeed in electing Henry Clay to the dencv. It, therefore, behooves all md all parties, to consider this measure National Bank, in all its features, and bearings upon the interests of society," then, to act, in relation to it, as mend one great family, as patriots vigilanty! ing the sacred trusts reposed in us fathers. If, upon such consideratlon question, we decide that it is a just,W WI useful measure, we ought to advocaH But if, on the other hand, we find that an unjust and unwise measure-not 2 ized by the Constitution, but calcuh1l exert pernicious influence upon thsl acter of our Government, and iniilc upon the interests of the people, 1t be' our duty to oppose it with zeal anda 9 and to vote at our ensuing elections, every man, no matter what office he n' sire, who favors it's establishment.

 As above intimated, Mr. Clay is an cate of National Bank-is the champ the Bank party. They have no hops Bank unless they can elect him. E E be elected and Bank will be estahf let him be defeated, and death blows en to the Bank policy. Which side VI American people take? Which side they to take' have long since taken against the establishment of BanI' az inst the election of Henry Clay taken this side of the question, moi ef s l desire to make capital out of Is Y own political advancement, or the aa' ment of my friends but because, the good of my whole country reqaln to do so. am nata candidate tor ora any and never expect to be :; but am copa remain as l am, a private citizen speculator, and never will be; but am ' 2 hard working tiller of the soil, eaf''nl bread by the sweat of my face. l ap ~, the large majority of the people ol A'b' 'b' dependent upon my own labor TOT e u' port of myself and family. It IS lG. people have sympathy, because 7 common interest with them; and Il !. l. them l call to examine and cols'' question, and to act as becomes men z trlots. It is to them l address thls " 7, nication, and ask them to welgll " reasons which present themsel'e' ,a the establishment of Bank. ahl " to Bank, in the first place, becaustl; asl; lleve 1t to be unconstitutional. ] O.., e to be unconstitutional, because our ,, " ment is a government of definite, ll'',s, 'hs specific powers, all enumerated ID v, !. stitution; and yet no power to lnaA' Is in the Constitution. defy any put his finger upon single iii,s o, Constitution, which grants such . p' 1 Congress. If we refer to the deoa''s <; Convention which framed the oonsI we there find that the proposl'ion ,, to Congress the power to maAs '''