Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

We k'oio of men, who have spoken of the Uniop y.
a. thihg that cannot be kept together-because the
interests OF the several States are too dssimiIar n,
admit OF any political Union. Such men are fana
ties, or they are worse. The people ought to- dis
couh'ehance all such sentiments, wherever they ara
uttered. AT the same time, it cannot be too rico~
.ousiy impressed upon the Federal Government that
ought to confne itself to its circumscribed mowers
to assume no authority, that is epen doubtful Lest
dlscontents should be scattered among the States
and by sowing the wind, reap the whrlwind
The Telegraph is mpernent enough to assert,
uiat we knew the statement of the Augusta Courer
70 De false, when we published it. 1t is unneces-
sy TO say that the Telegraph speaks itself what ia
Iase. we knew no such thing. We knew NOT
that the Cherokee Chiefs played off aEiey The ms
sage oil The Collection Bill that they talked of 30
, Unions lor lhelr land, and told the Secretary that
uey must go home and consult their people We
ana not know 1t before the Telegraph said So or since
AND we are rather more disposed To distr,st il he
cause the Telegraph says so.
Some ofthe Writings of faction are striving IN nro-
uuce the impression, that the President is about TO
sanction n the renewal of the u. s.. Bank Charter
The hireling J. J. Webb, is even impudent cnonnh
10 put forth the following story:
".Honey Changers-U. s. Bank-We learn from .
sooa that the oudes OF the opponents of the pre-
, o. Ddnk, are getting up project for a similar in
sntunon to 20 into effect charter of the
sent bank expires lis capital is $50 900 900 and The
Mother Bank TO be located in this Civ This nroy;s;o,
WIN liberal apporonmea of its stock in Albany Wah
ng'oh, and Wastreet, TO do away all its unrons,;,
Shu ue whole-hog from this St,,.
are 10 vote Tor IT, Nay more-it is said even C,ene,a
Jackson Mr.. Van Buren,, and the cabinets RESPONSIBLE
ana Irresponsible to all their influence in ito re
half III us DC
NOW we have no doubt of this grand scheme being in
sg.,auon, put we are equally cere, it will fail The
friends oil the present Bank of the United States will ga.
give .her countenance TO such bargain and wibont
their aid II cannot be effected. The money cb.n %
therefore abandon the project as beyond their now
er to accomplish ' ''s" pow
,r Pro,h-gt-ous! Who will swallow such a whale,
Inc washington Globe does not directly notice this
monstrous assertion-but it thus contradics false
hood from the same family
p" The Editor of the vanous N. York Commercial Adj.
Vernser says; we ko,o that the President ooyceJ 10
RECOMMEND THE RE. CHARTERING OF THE BAMx,
MS single line may be considered as an ertisement
Oh me part oil the Editor of the Advertiser giving notice
a ne Is ready personally to bear testimony to any false
aeeh whch may be necessary for the service of any
cause IN which he is Interested Ii is equivalent IN
general notification that he is willing to be suborned as
witness TO assert by his se DIRT any necessary fact not
wiuhtandng the universal knowledge of the country il
ready 10 stamp 1t as alsehood Such man might be use
u upon the citness stand in the corrupt tribunal,
OF Europe but the Bank cannot be benefited bv sncb
pie" wy e''Sn Peo-