Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-10

lie happy-ans where vsxsiion and want div. them
into habits that maize them odious and scandal to the
az" ,n ann very gao 10 near OF the
larry your uncle o. NJ, 10 whom desire my
best compliments, as aiso TO Mrs. -, If she he
stu alive. There are many others IN Ttaiee and its
neighborhood for whom ! entertain sincere isgard.-i
am SIR, with best wishes You, ooedsn, servant aud
friend. THOMAS ADDS EMMkrr.
"a Mr. John =. Eager"
The edit6r of the Richmond Enquirer speaks
m pointed terms ct Reproduction OF tie ST ie aud
temper e,inced by Gen. Jackson, in his CORES
poDdence with Gov. Rabun OF Georgia, and
coiccises. that the tone and spirit of his com
muhications ATE not suitable tor a u ee people.
We have been prompt 81 dete ,,diug the meas.
ures OF Gen. jackson in relation to his southern
canipaisns--in the celebrity of his moyementS,
a1d tic decision OF hiS attacks Snch an officer
II MNauahte but we are concerned at the
necessity OF concurriug fully in opinion with
the Enquirer, and have ITO hesitation TO say,
that IN temper, language, and a want o.: know.
iedce OF state rights, The correspondence is
tiiscreditabie TO tue General.
IN IA government constituted as ours where
the sovereignty of the states is Indispensable
for ITS preservation, the utmost delicacy should
he observed, to prevent collisions between the
state and general government, between sol
'iiets aud citizens, and no jealousy or ui;stak ~
claims OF paramount authority should intervene
10 atcct tie pubic good We published some
iine ago, letter written by Gen. Ripley, in
reply la a deinand Tor the surrender of an OIL
Ger enacivii charge. flour readers recollect
that letter, they will remember its frank con.
Chatting auu prudent tone, which wiiiluu I
SURF. ndering any of The rights OF the soldier
was not insensibe To the claims ofthe citizen
we should be pleased TO see i, quoted on all oc
casions, when disputes OF such "a nature are
hhei! 10 arise n. YORK. Nat. Idr.
UNITED S7.fTES Bank TR. iNSACTIONy
Although the facts, So peispicuously stated
.m ,'e Ioiiow'ng communication, are, by no
means, new TO persons dealing With the mo ther
Dank ana IT'S branches, yet IL is at that no man
should remain ignorant of them. We recon-.
mend TO congress their attentive perusaI, and
men beg leave respectfully 10 ask ii such con.
duct on the part OF this national monied iusti.
tuition Il correct. aud Is reconcileabIe wifi, the
express or implied terms of their charter. iu
what way is such au institution TO furnish the
tacihtios which commerce was led TO expect
from the establishment OF a circulating medium
current throughout the United States?
IN. York Z. Post.
NEW YORK, NOV. 30 ISIS
Mr. Coleman, Sir-By Publishing tie follow.
ing yon will obige yours. D.W.&J.G.
oome lew days ago we were requested by
persons owing us money to draw. a draft on
them AT days sight for the amount of their
account, which we accordin ly did, and pre-
sented II 10 The bank for collection. They re.
fn'ed taking 1t. We then had recourse TO a
frlend, living al the place where the draft was
made payable, (Norfolk, Val We sent il TO
mem ior collection; and they deposit il in the
branch bank for that purpose {; the draft was
PAID. They offer the branch where it was paid
one per cent 1t they would give draft on New
York. They refuse, saving they have received
orders from the mother bank, not to chec!, ON
Them OF any ct the branches. The only alter
native now left for tleip (our fiiends) was TO
draw on the branch for the payment OF said
draft, and the teller certifies the check IN he
good, Tor The amount. This check was sent us.
ana was presented TO the branch in New York
FOR deposit, and refused. The question was
asked II itwouid be received for bonds They
answer no. Ii was sent again 10 know what
could be done with it. The cashier OF the n
YORK branch says he will rake it Tor collection,
and NJ The expiration Of about ten days says he
VIII give US The money Tor II If we will deduct
two per cent but finally offers to do il if we will
allow him one and half per cent. We woald
ike TO know IL this is giving tlat facility to re-
inittances that was calculated upon al the time
the bank got its charter
And remain your humble servants,
ID. w. 81 J. GANTLEY