Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

fundamental aud il the rule which forbs dur
Ing tho session Of the Senate, the re-aguauon oil
once decided dsrcgardeI. yonr commit
tee would still loss 10 find sufficient asons Tor
proonging the political existence OF the corporation, for
the purpose OF winding up its Affairs.
For as respects the body ITSELF it il believed, that the
existing laws afford ample means qualified coniinu-
OF the charter would, Tor the liquidation OF NJ ae'
counts aud the collection and final distribution 81 ITS funds
But should any Inconvenience he experience. on his sun
ject. the committee are persuaded II wnhb~ wy partial
such the State upon proper apPI"aio,
would not tai Ia grant And,
In relation 10 the community, II The cooperation, >"'9'u
of IL. banking mowers were 10 iui bon. Tile, the dunes
of ,,inr II. . irs your committee csunot perceive
Material adv ,naSe monii be de'ife' whist, on he co"
uary, should not act but so"i avail ITSELF OF The
Temporary prn ,liou order To effect dur able
extension Of charter 1t might in It's operations, become
scouTgc.
Your Coum happy to say, that they lean ION,
,atisf,cor, source, ia the sppreh.nso"s which
udu-ri otlie distress result ing n ON . nlnrcne
Of tire char q iar rom being realized I, has ong
been obvious. that e the circulation Of The
country, ~hch was To be produced bya wih,irawdI oil
The Paper 81 the Bank OF the Urcd a;es. w.ud be fill
ell by pager issuing rom oh,r hanks This cpe' alton Is
actually ing or he paper the Bank Of ,lie Unit
ed States Is idly teiunng aud that o other Banks
taking is lace Tue ability % enlarge 'ne'r .cromno
dAiicns il proposi IDLY en- ancd aDj when it shs b.
further increased, by removal iuo their vaults oi those
dcpos,s which in The possession OF the Bank oil TIA.
United Sta the injurious rfIt cts II dis olution OF h.
Corporation wall be found TO conss in an scceera'ed dis
closure OF the actual condition OF those who have been
supported by the credit OF oilers bat whose nsoivent aud
iens situation, known the Bank has been
bom the public a. large
Money is abundant nov there is oager any pres
in the market bushes. is ac,ive. and embar
rassment no longer exists Thisis the result that pre-
dicted from The removal Of the depo,ites the u s. Bank
had its private reasons Tor making money scarcehe
banks have none and they discount freely upon the pub
lie deposes. These TO be only in
ties and not in cash. but the banks have adopted the be
raj course that was expected OF them, and are Lending
freely anticipation. The Bank OF America yesterday
loaned. il is said, upwards OF 100000 more than they
would have done their account, and the Mecha-
MICS Manhattan Banks have been also quite free in
"A ceptin loc ~ in
formed, pursuing similar course, and business will
flow in its natural channel, undstur5ed by the
gn interruptions of the U. 5. Bank. It's power for mis-
chief has been taken and unless should stzc the
present moment, will be unable TO Cypress The neigh
boring banks again. There is little danger Of its making
the attempt for 1t seems now to be pretty time-.N T.
Standard.
There report-we know not upon what authority
that the Branch Bank in Baltimore last week, demand
ed specie of the Union Bank Gone those which has
depots) for $I5oO00 and received it, The repor, said
further that in day or two Afterwards ara Came down
from the Treasury Department in favor CT the Snion
Bank upon the Mammoth, for 100 900, for which .pe
Gle in demanded, and paid. The attempt per
secution was thus rather all un'mcky one-I6
WORCESTER CONVENTION. Tn, session OF The wor.
cestcr convention was brought TO close edn sday
Hon. John Davis OF Worcester, was animated the a.
tionai Republican nddd'e for Gov rnor by unanimous
vote. committee, OF VIII CHI Hon. j T.. Austin was
chairman, appointed 10 wait VT. Davis, and ino III
him OF his NINA ion Thi. committee reported tina, i
accep ed by that gentleman, in obedience the wish
o that Convention Hon Samuel 4. Arm.t ong TO-
minated with the sane unanni y as candida Tor the
~. II.
Everett chairman, appointed pare dres
10 The people of The Commonwealth. We expec, to be
able in day wo 10 lay bei,re readers III official
accoun, Of the proc edibgs OF the Convention.
We congratulate our friends on the result Of is
vention. The nomination OF MIR. Davis have doubt
VIII he received with the greatest qualification in every
part OF the State. II will unanimty anI iniuse
spirit throughout the National Republican party, aud il
affords the best grounds for anticipating entire success i'm
the election. The nomination OF Lieut. Gov Armstrong
for reelection anticipated, and Of course gives full
a;isiaction.--BostOn Daily .adU.
We have extracted from late Boston Courier the fol.
lowing communication from the Hon. Samuel c. Allen
those who are conversan with the ceedings the
House of Representatives OF the U. States Tor several
years preceding the last Congress, which he declined
len are well known. A firm supporter of Mr.. Adams
and among those who differed from the present admins
ration upon many important points of policy Mr. Allen
was always distinguished Tor the fairness ami OF
his course. OF the elevation oil his views in this respect
this article, which seems TO have been He'd forth by The
pubic communication OF his name in the organ OF the
dtionai Republican party OF Massachusetts, az candi-
late TO succeed Mr.. Lincoln in The guben ,to,i chair
Affords ample proof His remarks upon monopolies are
entitled TO extensive circulation than the local M
tics OF Massachusetts would give them, justice TO
iis views we have given the article entire We com
nend especially TO the notice OF those profound eXpos
ors OF the Constitution OF the United States the Multi
iers OF the Sou'hwhose proiessed antipahy inenop,
les, IN The shape OF protection TO American
was regarded sufficient usi cation involving the
nation in the mseres OF civil a war-aBd no bv wsv oI
showing their consistency among the out
ageous supporters OF that mammoth of all onopoIes-t
Bank OF the United States We take great pie sure which
have 10 doubt will be felt by all politicians
throughout the Union, In contrasting the sentiments of an
lonest and high minded statesman like Mr. Allen upou
his subject, with the "goien opinions" OF Messrs Ciy
ebsier and the host OF helng editors in the pay OF the
B,nk ". Globe.
To the Editor of The Courier:
have observed my name in LIST Of respectable gen.
enen from which ii IL expected the Convention at Wor-
,eser will select candidate for Governor With all be
coming respect, have thought proper Withdraw il from
The notice OF that assembly Already have there been
wo conventions, and two candidates nominated for the Of
nee the one has been designated for his deposition sup
port AntnaSonry; the other for his favorable opinion
present administrations; and this third convention is to be
held as suppose, for the purpose of nominating another
candidate, who shall be ofopposi,e opinions the first
regard 10 Ami masonry, and to the ,sr the general
administration. In neither OF these parties do perceive
the slightest reference 10 any principle object which be-
longs to State administration, any plan of policy or
Of which its candidate is expected TO
pursue.
If the elections Of the State be decided on other
grounds Than those which relate the aims of ow -
policy, and without reference what its administration
IS to De- except perhaps, far CARDS the
pshing purpose OF positive utility the people, hut
1t will become an instrument Tor eecng any scheme Of
private cupdiiy personal ambition, whatsoever
hands my fall. IL will he a nest, il may be
loned the expression for any cuckoo its eggs in
u might have been fOreseen that the State governments
would be brought into dissdv contrast with the
administration If the Union, and that their indcpen
heht action would be endangered by its active in
II FENCES, than by any formal encroachments upon their
prerogaves except in far entertainments should he
induced by such Influences speak oil the general ten.
dency Of things, and have allu>on TO any particular
administration. But this tendency il il be without the
iIut OF the national less