Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

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WEDNESDAY MORNING.. JANuARY 5. 1sa,


"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5. 1881.
The PREsi DENTS MEssAGE.-The sp. ech of th
president mas undergone terrible hing from ,be
Press-its very superiority as compositions sub,ec,
ing Its nominal author to increased severity of crit
clsnl--for the better was written the more certain
lyi it concluded that the writer of the f,mo,s
Dinsmoor letter who speaks of Gardens" GUAR
d'ans) and ''weamen'' (woncn)-which letter N,o had
the pleasure OF rea9ing with our cyes--exactlv
SO much as the Message Is superior performance so
much the more certain is it obliged to be- that the
President neither did could write it. VOL ;s,h
president to blame tor this? No, certainly But it
surely. remu rkabe, that in this country Of linn,
nation-'h's ago OF giant inellect--this Empire
whose affairs from its CRADLE have been conducted b
men IN whom political sagacity found united
with philosophy-rhe supreme rule should be placed
in the hands Of individual who is forced to resort
10 the aid of friendly pen to indte even note of
ceremony The Louisville Daily Journal has the
following sarcastic commentaries:
'''To mind curious iB such matters II would aiorJ
no little amusement to Institute comparison anopy
all the various documents Of which Andrew jack
son ha~ been the nominal author, lie first be
came candidate Tor the Presidency No rwo of
them bear the sligh,es' resemblance TO each other
and probably two of them have been written, nv
the same hand. Placed side by side they exhibit
all the various colours and qualities Of the cloths in
taior's cahb o loom. And these are The Gtor
airy and political habllmcnts in which the Prosidnnt
of The United States has clothed himsef-one ron
stolen here and another there. some borrowed from
gentlemans wardrobe and others gathered from
the hedge, and the whole stitched together so awk
Wardly that their weurer appears like profession
al buf6on."
Bank Of the u. States.-'Thc new gun At Wash
lngton, the Globe, makes great noise about the
following letter of Nj BGdle. President the Bank
of the U States and sees or thinks 1t sees which
doesjust as we'll in H. most wicked purpose ofbuv
ing over Pennsylvania to Mr.. Clay The reade. will
have the good to observe. that the letter is
reply to an application made TO Mr.. Biddle bv f,nc
tionary OF the Government of Pennsyvunia-who M
doubt, Is good Jackson man. Had the Bank refused
the application then the new gun at Washing on
would have opened q fire upon it for refusing the
People what it granted the wealthy.
We copy the article from the editorial column 0 Ella
American Sentinel OF yesterday morning The reader viii
by the letter of the President Bank of the o. States
that the government of Pennsylvania so far from
any dread dsust of that sought from aC %
the season OF Ganc,a difficulties The hostility which
any evidence of the least maversaon mischief and epele
by abundant proof of usefulness and libeav every quarter
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
December Ia 1890.
SIR have received and submitted the Board of Directors
your favor of the lth ns you inform me thar a
Chairman Of the Committee of WAYS Means of the House
Their the Bank Of the United States would be disposed 10 lend
mat state sum s"cien, 10 enable her i'm,
Provemen and take the stock of the State an interest
of 1--WE per cent redeemabe in twenty FIVE years from the
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am instructed by the Board answer thar thew are inr
to make such loan and take the stock in case the state
shall obtain the assent of Congress the loan
As letter does specify of The loan II &c nm
derstood that as in the previous loans State the STOCK
Will be transferable and the interest payable sea-annlav in
Phiadephs-and that the disbursements from the BANK Shall
be made provided respect Banking Conanee in
and Pail Road" ~ '''
Not having learned from probable wants the Stale
loan, but as their other operations nbse them he as epccc
aspossloie IN their engagements and understand that six
oreigh millions OF dollars would probably the med
ate purposes of the State they have me to name the
latter sum as the limit of the You will have tho
goodness to believe that prescribing this limit thew are
efned bv the of their and not bv anv want of
the most entire confidence Of the neonle and the
credit of the of Pennsylvania from whom The
Board Of Directors desire occasion no PLEDGE hsond
the faith ofthe Commonwealth F9 J "
(SigRed, " HIDDI Il pres;d,.
GAnnIcE MAtLEnY ESQ Chairman of the Committee Of Ways
and Means. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania.
The correspondent the u S Gazette OF Wash
ington, also sprcuates uoon the rumored cpa-at,on
between the President and Wee President of the T.
States md its causes. His version ofbo story is as
follows:
During the last winter there was coldness OH
the part OF General Jackson towards MIR Calhoun
which was traced to i'm ,ression on tho mind of
the former, that he In ter. while nenlbn- of Mr.
Monroe's Cabinet had actively md oncrccfica1v la
bored to induce The rnst Of n cahiaet 70 scnuasce
in proposition ~ bring General dickson +, answer
before Court MariaI for his eonduct in The Semi
mole war as soon as It discovered that this
circumstance had reached General Jackson. the
friends OF Mr. Calhoun busted themselves in remov =.
ing il to the best Of their ability. II is said that
correspondence was opened, perhaps by Mr. Calhoun
himself with Mr.. Monroe, with view Tn ~ nIain
away the impression either bv directly conradicting
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