Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
From the N. York Courier and Enquirer

W OUR COMMERCIAL RErREsENTArvE.-It will
DO recollected by readers that soon after the
infamous report OF Mr.. CAMBRELENo, relative to
the Bank investigation appeared, we copied from
Philadelphia paper number of pertinent cues.
tons and answers in imitation of his learned 800
queries 10 PRESIDENT BiDnLE, whom he very proper.
" accused OF making hi'n appear ridiculous. We
now have the pleasure of offering the SEQUEL Of
the queries proposed, TO which we invite the ATTAIN
ton of the reader.
Additional Questions proposed TO tie Honora5, C..
q. Cam6reieng, together NTH his Inspers.
Ques.-How did it happen that MIR. ADAMS in
his report upon the invcsti ion of the affirs Of
the Bank OF tie United States omitted 10 mention
the y ,O0O paid you for six days services?
hns --Bccause asked him suppress it--told
him It wound prevent NY re.c,ection--and remind.
d.him had declared to the world that he only.
conid savo the country from destruction.
Ques-Did or did not Mr. George McDUrr,E i'm
consequence OF your imprriinence, throw an ink.
stand ut your head, when i'm committee ;uv.sti,,
ting the affairs Of the Bank of the United States,
Ans-lio did, but did not suppose it would
ever become known TO tho public, and therefore
did not reserti'.
Ques.-Did or did not Col WAryouey. on ano.
Their occasion in committee, threaten 20 apply his
foot 10 your seat of honor, if you again attempted
10 gratify your personal feelings the expense Of
the dignity of the Committee
hns.-ln as much he threat was not carried
INTO execution, do not consider myself bound to
answer the question.
, Cues-Have You not said within twelve months
that you were in favor Of renew ny the Bank Char
ter as II now is icithout ana amendment nrovidcd
n,r' Diuoie would place you at the head oil the New
York Branch?
Ahs.-Mr. Bddle never offered me the Pre>;dep.
cy OF the New-Yo,k Branoh, and considering .
seat IN the Senate of the United States thronnh e.
influence OF the bany Money Changers. n
better bargain than the thousand dollar douceur for
my trip TO Buffalo, l had undoubied right q
change my views of the expediency of u. s.
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Ques.-Tut how could You, free trade advo-
cate and nniiifer, expect To be elected to tina
Senate BY tariff Legislature?
Ans.-By making my success parfv measure.
The Legislature were in favour of renewing the
U. =. Bank Charter, but we made it a party ones.
tton--put the screws To the timid fa,tered the
weak aud deceived the honest.-You know the
result.
Ques.-As YOU consider yourself good financi.
cr WIFI You f'v"ur us with receipt for raising the
value OF Rail Road or Bank Stock {?
Ans.-There are various modes of doing it,
The most approved, however, is that adopted by
the Mohawk & Hudson Rail Road Co. In that
case, the agent kept the expenditures from the pub.
lie, but through the Money Changers, got their
press to puff the work and descant upon its proba
BILE receipts. Ry dint of management we raised
the stock TO 1876, then gave our brokers orders 20
SeH-sent our friends 10 them TO bny-pocketed
the proceeds, and laughed in sleeves to see il
fall 10 III.
Ques.-But these things admitted in New
York;
Ans.-Why not exactly but we of the money
changing firm, hold il to be sound principle to
use our friends and the people, in consideration
OF our goycr"ing the State without troubling them
TO think fur themselves
Quss.-Do you expect TO be reelected to Con-
gressl
Ans-That will depend upon circumstances.
me PEOPLE begin To perceive that my considering
the Tariff unconstitutional is advoc,iino NurI,v,
CATION, and 1 am now preparing to change my
view on this subject and explain my hostility to
the Bank. If by this satisfy half dozen
leaders, am sure of my election, for the Albany
Money hangers will then issue orders to put the
party screws to the people.