ELIJAH HAYWARD The Hon. J. M. RoBINRoN, Senate.

From the New York Americana
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From the New York Americana The Republican Doctrines for 1884; or he

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 By the Presideat.-Andrew Jackson will never re-charter the bank. Andrew Jack son will never restore the deposites. Nei- ther persuasion nor coercion, nor the opin- ions of the people, nor the voice of the le- gislature, can shake this fixed detemin- ation.

 will try the experiment" l will fur nish a better and more solvent currency than that of the National Bank. I know 1t causes some distress; but brokers and stock spectators, and all who trade upon bor rowed capital, ought to break

 If the bank persists in its hostility, l have a measure in view which will destroy it at once, and which am resolved to apply, be the consequences what they may to indi- viduals

 Bg Senator Wrsght.-l am against the Bank of the United States. ] am against any National Bank. am, indeed, against all Banks; but, if we must have bank, l am for political, rather than a commer cial bank.

 Bg Senotog Forsyth. Our tables are loaded with miserable petitions, got up by miserable means, and for miserable objects and organized in pot houses. The Senator was not describing, at least, he was not aware he was describing, the Tamn1a- ny memorial.

 Bg .Mr Beardsley, of .N Y-sooner 1 fhan extend the existence of the Bank of the United States, let it perish, and in its fai, carry down every bank in the Unlon.-- I say. for one, perish credit, perish con- merce, perish the State institutions-glse us broken, aecayed, worthless currency, rather than the irnoble and corrupt tyranny of an irresponsible corporation. Ihis imprecation mag be realized, even at an early day.

 Ru .Mr. c. P. Whste, 9 ". I.-Ihe Government don't complain; you hear no complaint on the part of the Government it is ONLY! the people that are making all the complaint [The honorable mem- Der did not recollect tha. the people had not SS a day each, 10 stife complaint; and be- sides, who cares for the people," except about election times!

 Bu .Mr. Page, of Oisego, W. Y.-l ad- init the truth of all you allege. lconcernlns inc extent of public distress,) but am ,shoie-iog man! and would sooner com init inc unpardonable sin, and throw myself on the clemency of the Almighty, than re, turn to my constituents after having voted to restore the deposites, or recharter the Tinted States Bank. If the author of this brutish and blasphemous declaration co,,ld have heard the eloquent and manly rehnle if received at the meeting on Mon day evening, from .ethe Mechanic of the l4th ward,a MT. Baldwin, even he must m. ]. have haSe hung hung his head with shame. Sin :, said Mr Baldwin-for we will endeavor to convey notion. however inadequate, 70 of this relbuke-. if that member could see, .''' as we who are mechanics are obliged daily l to see, hundreds of honest, ndas'flo's'