Resolved, That this House disavows the truth of the charge of Governor Duncan in his late, message that the present calamity in the moneyed concerns of the county, is the result of the action of the General Government upon its currency.

Resolved, That Governor Duncan, in the declaration of his message that “there never was a sounder currency or a more healthy state of things in any Government in the world, than was furnished and produced by the United States Bank,” is contrary to the assertion of the patriot and statesman Gen. Jackson, who has never betrayed his friends or deserted his principles, that ”the Bank of the U.S. has failed in accomplishing the great object for which it was created, that of establishing a sound and uniform currency.”

Resolved, That we verily believe a sound and uniform currency cannot and never will be established until the country return to the constitutional currency, gold and silver, and limits the use of bank bills to the business of exchange.

Resolved, That while we deny the many charges contained in Governor Duncan’s message, against the late and present Administration, we most cordially approve of both.