Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
PHILADELPHIA rch-Sireet Prison, !


| THE " AY 1T WAS DoNE-A letter. iron, an anthem
Tic source received rcm ashng,on this morning states
SUBSTANTIALLY that Mr. Duane was al ogeher much Of
man to resign his office; but turned our in the true
Jackson style The following arc Tie particulars lie.
pored
The Cabinet Council convened at the Pre- sdcn,s house
on monday, when The Secretary Of State, Mr.. MLane
me Secretary OF War. Gov. Cass and the ecre,ary OF
me treasury MIR. Duane each presented written OBI.
mons adverse To the view OF the question by The
PRESIDENT al IL previous meeting.
.hese documents having been severally read
lie Prcei ent declared that he had Diet, rmp, a upon
ne course to pursue; and turning MIR Duane reoui.
req MN 20 sign the circulars 10 the officers Of the Gus
'on.s, directing the removal Of the Leposi,es
Ihe Secretary oi the Treasury replied that lie had duy
considered The subject in all its bearings and could moi
consent 10 the issuing OF any such order. Whereupon
me PRESIDENT who, as his naerers tell him, .wa,
uoin 10 command, turned from lis Minister OF Finance
w cloudy brow, no ioubt aud directing his eyes 10
The Attorney General, said
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here was no mistake in this delicate insinuation Mr..
u"ho was no longer Secretary of the Treasury Oliver
|iom"eH could hot have done il in better STYLE
NorE;-Wc see the above re. printed by the opposi.
non ana Bank hugs, as from authentic source
o"' Tie truth is that the whole account is wanonv false
30 much for their authentic source OF information In do.
'e'Ve and misIead the people, Globe.
ORANGE COURT. House., Sept. 2o.-On Monday Las,
"e'ng our Court day, Governor Barbour a,Idre.seJ
people OF 'hs county calling their attention TO the
V, " me renewal OF the charter of the Bank of the
o"ed S'a,es He did profess go fully and a, arge
no me SUBJECT but promised TO do the next Ocio
! "a han
tie requested as full sssenihlage OF the peop a. c
Feeh ffe urged upon the audience, the ADVANTAGES
'os"g rom The present Bank, in preserving whole.
soe currency anu IN aiding and assisting The Govern.
nen aud The people in transferring their funds from ono
portion 10 another OF our extended country When he
nan concluded his address General Dade rose and uroe
upon the people The objections 10 the Bank of . JJsJ
otSes especially the uonality of such an ins
u'"i, re called upon Governor Barbour say whe.
e III me year 9S, and subsequently that pe,iod A..
had 10, denied Congress the pow err to erect such %
Io"'oh' ami explained The upon which Mr. Ma
that he had changed his opinion upon The oues,i h U
mat he had yiehed to the adiudcsions upon The subject
oy congress and the Supreme Court; in whose opinions
Ie power was clearly given to the Federal Government,
in reply, Governor Barbour admitted tina, Mr. M,Lison
and himself bad in early life, considered that no such
power was given, but that subsequent rea,c,ion I'D in
duced him 10 change lis opnon aud that he now coui
eed the power as clearly given in the clause of the con-
s',,nloh 81 .he United States, which authorised The pas
sage OF all laws which necessary and proner. AZ
same ne Ju;tyng such change in his vie ws by
experience, The rst opinion having been formed i'm e,v
%enc" j.; AZ. e Judgment was maured, and by his conf.
uenSe III Mr. adIson, who, in his Judgment was only Sc
conc 10 washington in the purity OF his life and conjuc,
ana enlarged mar patriotism and philanthropy.
AS 'hs subject has been brought before the peo,Ic for
her action; have thought our ,iu,v In ,,n;sL a.
much ish 10 guide them correct de cision az nnsh
d". WIN MA, vlew' we have again published the Pres
ueh Ne'o Message OH returning, the last
'he bill ior the 'e-charer OF that Bank IL is most abj
review OF the question, should be read by every
"ho disposed 10 form and correct opiuor
upon H. u is there clearly shown that no mower ia aiyo
'saoisb such an institution and that il not
10 d!a 'he urea uy apartment the government In ma
h"Shg Tue fscal concerns OF the country do mn, mo-
pose al mis- tlHe, 10 enter into the of This
ION though we shall present WIS upon IT, before ,h
"et wig which Is proposed TO be held in this coun,y
SosIe new Information has been recently uubished :,
'ne american people 10 the in which the pre
sent Bank has been managed in paper containing IA,
reasons OF the President for determining TO remove m,
dePoses from the Bank of the United States 10 the oca
or Stale Banks The facts presented bicb are uIIv aus
tanned by The report Of the Government Directors are
Startling and alarming They shew a perversion and mi.
aPphcauon OF The powers conferred upon the Bank for
inc oeheht oil the American people, TO the corrup,on
OF The press and the purity of elections Thew sbe !,
a disposition on the part OF many of the Dircc,or. 81
ne p'hE' TO use 1t as political engine against the
Peopie, rom whom they derive all their thor;,y
anu by violation OF the principles Of the charter IN de-
feat any examination upon the part of the people and
ohces, INTO the proceedings OF The institution We woul
respectfully invite readers TO enquire WIN 4, vas IT,
Porlon oil The directory be appointed bv ,hs
executive, " u was not that through this me ns ar
ounohai check was established against any imprope
management OF The Bank; and would call upon Their
20 say whether is not anomaly in all banking
ings That any portion Of the directory sbould he
from knowledge OF the manner in which The ins,i,n
on or any part OF its proceedings is managed Yet IN,
Government Directors inform the President that The,
have no knowledge Of The proceedings nj ,bs n,nI T.;
'd'on 10 many items of expenditure; and thar tho reco
y have decided, that they shall not be hoe Al
pune mas applied funds Of The Bank, which was authors
oe Paiu 70 printers and editors for publishing and dis
sepnaung pamphlets and wspspers containing
n favor oil the Bank and rcyie s of speeches sgsns, M
DanK ~ which the Government is represented as bank
rupt, and The motives Of the Executive i,nnuopeJ ,nJ 81
hed We trust that the eyes Of the peopIe will no On
eehen upon ihs subject and we confidently belle e
nai no dniercsed man, who IL free from preydice -,
u W, opposition IRON an institution thus conducted
/ -OTdnge Democrat.
TIE U. r. BANK AND THE DEpostrFs W. ,sco,u
nu 70 ne attentive peTusal Of the REESE. of o paL
%c are predicting "wsr pes6lencs and f,,1i,o - - -,
are removed and the charter of The B,nL M, %
senate Of h Iowing extract from report made 10 IN