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The Connection Which Formerly Existed Between The Government And Banks Was In Reality Injurious To Both, As Well As To The General Interests Of The Community At Large.

It Seems Proper, At All Events, That By An Early Enactment Similar To That Of Other Countries The Application Of Public Money By An Officer Of Government To Private Uses Should Be Made A Felony And Visited With Severe And Ignominious Punishment.

The Second, Sober Thought Of The People Is Seldom Wrong, And Always Efficient.

If Laws Acting Upon Private Interests Can Not Always Be Avoided, They Should Be Confined Within The Narrowest Limits, And Left Wherever Possible To The Legislatures Of The States.

It Affords Me Sincere Pleasure To Be Able To Apprise You Of The Entire Removal Of The Cherokee Nation Of Indians To Their New Homes West Of The Mississippi.