Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01
From the Albany Argus
IIlE HANK-ANN I.CS SIipSI III ,

Mr.. Eii'or-If am not greatly mistaken. there Is +,
eversh excitement among those who are looking forward
70 me iorlorn nope oil obtaining charter for the IT, s.
Bank 1t is given out in whispers that they NAV he aba
after all TO accomplish their object, by securing Somehow
. vote OF fwo-'hrds Of both houses of Congress- II
ihey DO must he by wsding through Of onstrous
bribery and corruption. With what face however can
MIR Nes, OF Baltimore advocate the charter of this
mlsc'evous institutions? The old the head of his
paper was, H9e oiin men,isse juuabit" He has done
vel to take II out Tor it delight him TO look bork
upon what he formerly wrote respecting the Bank No
Intelligent independent honest be influenced by
any argument from him this subject BY way oiusra
ing what have said have copied the suboined article
rom Niles Weekly Register, vol 81, D. 27 under date
OF Dec. 26. 1929 You it commences ith certain ie
suiica resolutions introduced into the Senate of Caro-
Ina os guess, rem the of the arch Duifer John
c. Calhoun lie then began already that miserable game
Of hypocrisy, which has at length completely and desery
eJly ruined him Oh perusng the first paragraph brsck.
cts think blush Of shame will suRuse the cbeek of
Niles, in spite OF his boosted self The second
nigh, produce the ZANE effect upon Duff If he were
not past blnshng How aptly the in italics de.
scrbes what happened TO certain members the last Con-
gres some OF Duh confidential friends aud admirers can
explain II they will.
SOUTH CARoLINA-Resolutions 10 the following eff.
fec, have been offered TO the consideration OF the Senate
OF this State:
"1s That our Representatives in Congress be request
ed and our Senators instructed to oppose the Of
the u s. Bank.
"2d That, in the event Of its re-incOporaon no, to
permit any private stockholders n that institution and
thereby make IL a national one.
sd. That in the OF the incorporation of any per.
for banking privileges all The citizens OF the United
stock of the same, and
"4lh That the committee finance be instructed 10
report the proprety Of the establishment OF national
bank excluding private stockholders and the best means
Of eHecting this object"
We do not think that the world will come 10 an end
in consequence Of refusal to techarter the Bank Of the
United States. Bot, il the question left 10 our de-.
cisior, (mark rcader) whether should havo Pyesi-
dent for Ve such bank is suggested, we would
without half moments hesitation, firmly decide 10 favor
Of the iormer he power and patronage Of the general
government is already quite sufficient Give IL the com
msnd Of such bank, and PTocTusfedH bed would be
instsntly established There are some who vet rcmem.
Der how things have been.
The u s. Telegraph, speaking Of The Bank Of the Uni.
ted States, pays the following compliment TO Congress-:
ne millions DH be lduished upon MENBERs Cow.
q gss and their constituents, 10 PURCHASE Te-ehdr-
ter
II will he recoilectsd that the Editor Of this paper Is
printer 10 Congress.1
r. s. Every word UNDERSIGNED as in the original. The
remarks Of MIR. Niles included within the brackets
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We make the following extract from letter which we
have just received from respected friend, Of this city, on
a visit TO the scat Of Government:
"Mr Duane will retire from the Treasury az soon a.
the necessary arrangements be made. He does
hcsate frankly 70 avow bis reasons for this step He will
not consent to issue oes order Tor the ofihs