The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-12

| The UNITED STATES BANK. With the
peculiar statnsmaG-like regard for the hon-
or and dignity of the country, which the
whole course of mis- administration has ex-
hibited, the President has told the World in
his Message, that tine Bank of the United
States is not safe place in which TO de-
post tunGs. While he may be supposed,
by stretch of the Imagination, TO have
been lndltlng the injurious libel in ques.
ton, he may be presumed, legally and fair
| ly 10 have had before him the evidence of
its ialsi,y. as is concnsvely shown in the
annexed article from the National Gazette:
The President having expressed great
anxiety about the safety of the Government
funds IN the National Bank, we have tukeu
occasion TO make some inquiry pursuant u
our practice in matters wherein we supposs
error TO lie. Truly the apprehensions IL
the Chief Magistrate now seems to us a.
most .ludicrous. At the time when tie
President wrote-we should say at the time
he signed the Message-there was in the
Treasury Il full statement of the situation
of the Bank on the LIST of November.
! According 20 that statement, it appears
that the whole of the claims of every de-
scription against the Bank, was as follows.
| For notes in circulation SIT e69 1913 re
! Deposits of all kinds ID $50 500 go
ne holders OF funded debt redeem
aDe' q,747 G96 45
M,ki,o to,,lor no. 49, - -
This is the full extent of tho SsmarJs ~
bank. Now, what is there to meet then VA '''e
l. Gold and silver, S8Oe6.055 Al
- gnds 10 Europe, equivalent to,
| indeed better than gold and silver
3. Real Estate. 3 'e ao7 ' 1Hi s. 81
i. Due by State Bap... s'5I1 a5s o.
D. Due by individuals, 62,172,744 70
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Hers ,Lan 20 ,,;a si9,o99 90 -
Eons paolI,, ~. III '"S " pay % UNI
or;n, tho fa,,,, af ,en' "
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NV,
ne " ashIag'on Glohe, IN recent arti-
If .be S,nror,a C 1,a'' sun ne Judges
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ani,, an,bo.i.na " a'o on'leu states is not
dc;,rr nf ,tn IT, Ivy 1eq""ea' "hcn Inc 'u-
ocn,o ,ho l's 0 - P,o.Is Wv weah 10 eH
and No. ~, va'' ~ eJ e.a me mama az
Wasb;no, n%'g T' = ~, Gm"ea ot"teS' me
Co.,, ~ CIal "" q""'1s ms sentence
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and all ,b XXX t,;sI,; w. 'nJ question:
;n,,al,,at ~. ~ INN winch nave hI'herto
.','o.'I" ' nav qnestop; ale Immediately at
al e.in' ne JUICES nave decided on the
.o"S'''u''pnaIlly OF me law and have only
" 'Ssuo M PROCESS Iof carrying their de-
e;ee i'cto ene't' IL the aulhorfles OF Geor-
20 e." p;, ~ ooey the process OF me Conrt,
Wv ~ USE 'Ie woI"s OF the ulooe,
:. o'ii} y, ol'"e"' u''t required 10 cali
~ ti." "',; 'le "r"iy Ahu navy OF the Unit
Gu
n's Is Ia'r log'c, H. as the Globe as
sa,Io.; 10 the Iesiueht Is not only
c,"a" n &c" '"t 'e4"tiee 10 carry out by
60, "a'''' Wv, ,t uec'slons VI the supreme
IN ~ m; no~ - 'le question OF the lmpIlson-
ST. Snlni,a 10 NC a"Justed why Is
1ou'', |"'otina W ne scoi'rged Tor resisting
Ine l"w W. III VI IN ynt onioh ana the Supreme
Oo"'' Vi '''e '"'oi', anu Georgia TO go free?
en"SJ 'Od"'d inquirer.
UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION. Benj. Lun-
n.y. VINO Tor the last eleven years has been
earnestly iahorlng IN the cause OF Unve.-
sal Emanciph'lon' mas issued proposals for
Inc t"eiltn volume OF his pub ilcation, The
uen'uS o. Cn'UerSdt emancipation" He
says IN MS prospectus,
Lieveh years nave trahsplreC since this
W S,h LOOK It's sIaton among the periodicals.
win ro mmymbh go we eh.er upon the twelfth
70 ~ casraI " ~, "nu cheering prospects.
s;e,ns 49, oe 10 VI s,Peihrial observer, the
me1,ors ;r mn r,'iies IAnlpit nothlng OF mo-
'N''o1' 'i'PUi '-no'nihg very propnlous to
present state of ,b;nrs nil WIN tio
conraro ;ts adroon,s' win ihu ihuch 10 en-
&C., ',;, t' %;Voca'es; anu even TO stimulate
- VIII" hlSn ahtclpatlons, IN their on