THE TREASURY CIRCULAR.
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This new patent medicine works well. Of certainty President and his advisers but quacks and emp all tiiat concerns the currency. There IS no doubt that the Treasury Circular requiring that nothing but gold and silver should be received payment for public lands, papabe usurpation ofpower. The Consti- stuton gives the President no power to regulate the currency Besides even at this moment by that Circu ar the people of Mississippi entitled to the rights enjoyed by the citizens of Arkansas. If who re- sides in Arkansas wishes to enter land here he do 1t with Bank paper-f citizen of Mississippi wishes to do the same, he must bring his gold silver. Now by the Constitution the whole people of the United States placed equal footing, and citizen of one State lose of his rights by going into another State We have all made great outcry against the Monster Bank of the United States Does 1t occur any of the political reformers of the present day that have created greater monster in the legion of Opposite Banks, subject to the control of man4 There is large number of them, with capital immensely larger than that of the U $, Bank and possessing thousand times the power of that Bank. These Opposite Banks are all minons of the President It is in his power to crush at moment any them Do Jackson Van Buren men fear for the Republic! Oh no! So the power their own side, there is no danger.

 But it was not of this We meant to speak. We meant

  as already developed. The Administration has been laundering along with the currency, and always for evil

 This last hgh-handed is fortunately recoiling upon themselves. Intended to benefit Kendall, Moore and other land specuators 1t has raised perfect tornado of indignation against the Administration throughout the South and Southwest. Mississippi especially, will go against Van Buren by much larger majority than we ever anticipated. The people of the States will ne- suffer any of men chcaf them out of their hard earned pittance, by quasi legslaon-no matter whether that man be Andrew Jackson or Martin Van Buren-and cheating assuredly s--cheatng too for the benefit of men whom the West looks upon as the wolves and yutures of society-the land specuators the money shavers and the extortoners whom office and Government patronage gives power. Wait till next January people of Arkansas and see how you will en- ter your lands. Where will you get gold and silver Already feel the scarcity of silver for change IS ei preniaas of fue per The day of your tr- buation is cunningy put off till after the November cleo tion-but be then ready

 