CHOOSE YE.
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The Wing leaders tellthe people that they can
not get along without National Bank that the
Government will go down, if such an institution
is not created indeed it is recommended as PAN
acea for all our ills Now let US look into this
matter. We are writing for plain farmers, and
We wish them to attend to what we say. And we
would ask if it is possible that the Federal Gov
eminent is too weak TO get along without the aid
of National Bank? What did the trainers of
the Constitution mean when they made that in
strument2 Did they mean to say that all the
powers it conferred upon the government would
be weak, insufficient, nugatory, without the aid OF
n Bank? And has it come to this? Are the
people to be told that their own GovernmeDt-that
hey-must depend upon Bank for political ex-
lStence? If this indeed be the CASE, strilfe the
government from existence-aboish all the E'equ.
page and the pomp of empire "-let the people lie
down under the shadow Of this golden institution
and be governed without the least trouble or ex-
pense. How glorious this would BET So much
trouble abridged-so many elections dispensed
wlth-so many enquiries into the faithfulness of
public servants cut short-how happy we should
bel How do you like this IGbor-soring project,
people of North Carolina2 The Whig leaders
tell you that you cannot get along without Bank.
What does this amount to2 That Bank is
greater than yoNr gOvernment-greatsr than yOu1
are "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve"
If your government as it is, and as it ought to be,
be what you pleased with, stick to it but if a
National Bank be greater than your government
serve National Rank This is o,,r advico pom
der these matters, and decide for yourselves and
for posterity.


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