Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15

""S' 'u"sc 10 reloicc IN the event 10 sit for four
months and halls. for 8, and s hours every day.
IN the same spot-to listen to the ever bernnin,
never ending debates, from participation in which,
you are excluded, as well from the excitation
which the parties feel and which rcconciles them 70
the abrldgcmcnt of Ebcrty--,o DO compelled "a fur
nish forth some account of the DAYS PROCEEDINGS
when ynu are hungry, and weary, and pros,ro,ed-
TO De P1d nothing for this immense sacrifice Of ,b
dearest portion of liberty the privilege oflocomo,op
th"ro our contemporary hath the advantage of ne,
-rcadcr thou little knowcst how much yexatiop mud
trbu'atIon there is in all this. Verily-so far fro,,
getting in arrears, You ought to pay us in advance.
"IIiE MOST UNluNpEsr Cur"
Tho Telegraph quotes from the Lvnchbur, 70
publican with dPProGc ION, the following:
The csqnirng reader may ask WHARF ,,s ,1-
BAR wherc was Mr. Kendall Editors of the Glob.,
when DUN Green. taking his life in hrs hands venl
n ,u'eu forward and bearded the Lion i'm his DEM
rond We're 10 nen,Tckey crying out at every cross
road tiurra for Henry CLAY, the Lion If Tho
west. They were cchoingthe notcs of -;
'"s,nm"' Jour contemporary is meant) and caln,r
out, Down with the Curse" And are those SON.,
tribes of ISoc' 7'e "a. t"eNc
THIS from Gen. Duff Green to MIR Ri,cbie, s,r,,o
mutation!
- Inc Harrisburg lntclgencer has passed from
."e h'"uS OF Mr. Wrestling into those Of Mr. Mowry
l" MS hrst NO. the new Editor saws:
We ote pound 10 no individual, for tho Pres;dar
G!' al present Gay, Calhoun, Mclean. or oven
tt lure" YOU'D ue preferable to the present
incumbent. For If we must have Van r. "a.
him be placed on the throne and no, beb;nJw W. W.
wish no power behind the throne, greater Than Tho
In itself. '"N" '"c
"iiowever, we app5ehend the people of ,b.s. IT
rpII nl h..
OF choosing between Tun Buren, nr,uvn no 49,
ana an Burcn the throne" rvs
IL resolution against rechar,eriug the Bank Of
The u States hos passed the House of Representa-
tiVes OF The New York Legislature by a vote of =,
to ~, after discussion of length and warmth Tho
long arm of the Federal authority from all accounts
was active IN the orlglnaton and decision of tho
question, the Secretary wishing to sustain tho n,.
mature introduction of the question in the Rresidcn
first and last message, by the authority of Ma,
Y ork. 1t Is obvious that he has mounted rho y
States Bank in the confidence that he ca ride non
Its unpopuarIty, into power. So that. even il wo
wished well to the design of putting that insttp ,;
down, we are under the necessity of dis,rus,;,o tho
Secretarys views. The discussion has kindlad q.
war between the Press of the city of New York
and the Legislature 4 Mr. Otis, on tho a,or
of the New York Legislature, made CHARGE Of bri--
berry thus stated and thus repellcd by Noah Other
editors IN the city, had likewise repealed il. Nc ~,
doubtless will.
UNITED STATES BASK.--Tn the reported debate,
on the United States Bank Question. we find ~
following in the Albany paoers: VIZ
1.-The SUBJECT of the u : Bank was then ,,.,,, -
MIR OTIS concluded his Speech which, from the ssc am
other denuncIaons OF the Bank, MIR boldly charsd !,
WIN having recently attempted corrupt the public Press m
the cry OF New York One Editor offered 81 900 to sk
ground or me bank-iie Indignantly rejected il, anobs
Editor was offered so daily subscribers al stSa ve,
pouse the of the Bank Whether the Ias, W e.
accepted or rejected remains o I've seen" ' ""S
The Press OF this country, with all lis boostoJ :;
Hhehce with oil the labor and talent of lis nunsr
Gus conductors, seems OF late TO have been the dis.
tlhc object OF remuneration and atack from .,,.a
IN h'ir Legislative capacity, and it is calculated N
make serious impression upon those who have cb,r
ac'er at sake, and hrmness to resist such maui,
tlon IN Tie SENATE q" the Union an attempt dorinc,
anu novel, has been made TO dsffanchise thon, -
/ III INC assembly OF this state a member onenIv DO
chres on the floor tthe house tina, one New Yor,.
editor was offered $1,000 and another so subc,ihnr
Hqo per annum, TO espouSc thc cause of the RAM
HIl Jus "neh called upon by Mr.. SeIden to name
te presses refused TO do Every press in this c,,
Is interested IN ada tting the charge or decnrno !,
10 De iase rr every press is accused by the mcn5er
ni being open to bribery and corruption in sllowin
INC cfcr to be made without cXposinr tho o,ternn,
That the United States Bank ever of;,,cJ J,oon
10 any press IN this city, 30 subscribers n, io no.
ahnn'n as charged upon tn" institution by Mr. Oils
we believe to he without the least foundation in truth
IL is time Tor the editors throughout Ihis cnnn,-
have some better UNDERSTANDING ms IN tLo 49, ~, W
ccssary to preserve their characters from those rorc+
ed assaults ''0 'cPcd'-
D IN relation TO the above impudent and birr,Tv
|m!'"pc' a'u we nope unauthorized remark of Mr.
Otisiho American says that under such imnn,,,;.
each Press should speak for itself So we think md
thinking So pronounce the charge false and calrn
nous as regards the New York CouRIER q ENof-r
~ i''N"'-
Mr. Stone ofihc Commercial, says:
I'm connection with ibis subject, it is proper for us
to notice the statement made hv A. a., ao' .t US
loor OF inc Assembly published IN this papsr ON Sal,
tnrday' THAT attempts had been made by the II s
Bank to corrupt the pross of this city we have mn
Gono' i.1t some etrar Cling crazy man may have in
me attcr ns TO the mental stuntion of his informant
int s" aT as the Commercial Advertiser Is conccrneG
the ch1rgc Is foul calumny. Mr. OTIS shouId len 80.