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 The revival of the gold currency was ose of the giories of the Jacksnn administration, without bis powerful eo-operations tlse eves, measure could not have been carried. The Independent Treasury, the hand-maid and indispensable complement to lhe currency. was glory of the administration of Mr. Van Bureu. The tornado of the Tyler inc teEregnnm--a tempest in . teapot, had oyer thrown that institution; t was now re .restab- lished under the Polk administration, and was doing we'll IL was severely tried at the slaFt--thc state of war existing. whirh SO severely--tEies the virtue of all institn- iions, and especially of finance. The in .e- pendent treasury was doing well, and would consinue so do well while democracy was triumphant. It was founded tn the nature of things, and was an indispensable compile meu,--ful6lment--cf the gold currency sys- lem. IL was founded tn the nature of things; Arkex be mixed: public money should never be embarked in the hazards of trade, specula- tion or banking: Ii should never be put where the government could not command i;-- where the governmental hand could not be laid upon it at any moment It k necessary :o ;he system of the gold currency, for II pays out, without premium, the gold which It receives, and thus distributes i, among the people. Not 50 the banks. Even the best of them, and the king bank above all, acted differently: they took the government gold to themselves, considered it their own-sold it for preminm, or exported it--and then paid the government creditors in their own notes. The independent treasury correcis :his procedure, and is the only thing that can correct it. It is the only thing that can save the peoples mouey from becoming in- volyed m the hazards of trade, speculation, banking, stock -jobbing, and all the double contingencies of individual and corporation mismanagement, folly and crime. t is now re-es,ablished--is working meritoriously- and heneeforth will be one of the landmarks of party, never to be presermitted in the democratic political ca.eehism. Its frs. author, and sufferer, in the cause should never be forgoiten.