The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
THE GAZETT
FOR TIE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
Mr.. EDIq'oR,

" Nhhealdy, tuc llSi tHlIS tldt SauSHt ny eye
was list Of Directors for the new Bank, was
much ticked with the liberality of the writer in
exercising lis sapient judgment, not only for the
Stockholders, but even for the Directors, in chu.
sing Presidca: for them also. What pity he
had not given us Cashier, clerks, &c. and thus
have made his business complete The opinions
of this writer completely correspond with the
I" extract of letter from Dover" particularly
on the subject of President, that | was led to
suppose 1t was written by the same identical fel-
les himself, and cop!l neeer have reconci!sd it
10 my nina but thai it was another Dover lob
as all the wise things come from thence for
you know your g friend of great understanding
and unbounded influence" might have given his
opirion in what manner We cond pos ess our
selves of small part of the Brilliant talents Ct
the Old Bank to assist the plodng geniuses o!
he new one " 7g!thoat a fee r.
Foc my part, sr, | am one Of those who have
lille to Do but sin street yarn, and listen to tho
talk of Inc wise ones, as was lounging up street
:hc other morning, heard much buz about the
Dover letter, and meeting cousin Jaco5 and cou.
sin dae0, they hegan to talk about It, and SAID it
was All right, aud that il was indeed their sen,-
mcuts. began to think that | was wrong, and
that this ticket in the W4ichman did not come
from Dover, as there were great men among US
Of the same opinion as:hc supposed Dover man
for my two relations are both wise men
But what was more extraordinary, Nlr. Jones,
as was slowly jogs,n W street, stop.ed to
hear one Of the Commissioners deliver long
Tax (and believe me, sir, il was leqracd talk
oot about getting $3.50. TO resign, in ord2r to
assist then Bank, and then all would be we'll,
g stocks. said he {" won.l rise like balloon.
we nould sell out, and the Banks mich. 80 toe
d..l!' really thought there was mighty great
eessoniog il lnis. Ard tAho.had been al iii.
Ii ne l'scninel now ,rieti to eqpcez: H pord
ys IA ".kng'. '.whpt was to become Of the
t...o Af>ocili9r, they say that the Bank
o ~ cuGht 70 ho i.sp' eanrcly separate and
dHtnc', consequent, yoar pm would be d.
rlt 'ioi-noa f;ac pill; 4 .hose articles and
you kaoo," coafinoe1 !, =" if the rcop'e say 81
:h.4 7.a.@o .a'e--;ha} arc yejy ssoart aalcb
s;"4,e l.;. although o!- -; c;irii SD h.y
waa aoi 4, " so,s ,..gm,c,yes, yet icy vii
not 5e gr 4. and il would not be ,,,cabie
% Il ise them, /, has already L2en ,>isp-rc,
ta. ''efe viii Is he a.,!to ply about the north
,'t h"eli; rfessp2'ioa shares, tgoli.a'iDas, and
many 'ao:e !ca-a,d wor.s cf thu, KIND, tia, /,
not tej'g scholar, ind unaequaintcd wuh
Greek or iicb-cv, % not oudci stanl."
a, this moment came upa person ,e,icitng
ese'lsh'r y hiea engaged The attention Of ny
..eat;, aud ! withdrew.
Now, M. danes, AZ have subscribed for
sa're in he ncw Bank, paid five do'lars, aud
am really g Q'y twenty more as soon as they get
rfesle7t--ior waat my interest % br going
o2-l th;iii, sir, notwithstanding the reservation
E! 500 snsiee, tHhich am told is new worth
to 'he company cnc Thousand loliAis) III lie re-
saiation fer wh.ch tic great ones see rlas,er
s'rn"e Of policy equal to any thing in the old
sehcc'' corner. yet, upon mature reflection Gu the
length oi ny inend's rog talk, | do ,hiuI; ha,
al oar rea~ntes ought to te governed ~ the in.
'e'ests OF Hrand5wne--and therefore humbly
sobmt as I'tesi.le7 aud Directors ofthe n.,y Banl
'ae P'c''deot aa.i Directors Of the ola. As, sir
there IS nothing IN the articles of TIC old BanI
g prevent the.r oJiesrs from serving IN the new
i would, therefore, propose (for an anxious tc
be thought great Facmorl that tic Directors o
The Old Bank get d;'agcr. have gwen It thi
'a'ns because ! an 50 ,ieklsA wih Ire proicc
+ 'aloo' f'r my soul help comparing I'll
i~, r.s NJ 'ea ~ Geek 10 t,,e ereat Na,p