Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

public dstrsss has fsl1s~sd the sxsstisns r. he
its power and The sspsadisssss 81 lie monsy. -
veil - lie s6erts 70 sprssd gvsundlsss alarm. viii
b nst add rsbuksd - they deserve. In my own |
sphsrs Of duty shssId EEL nysslf called on By |
ths bank. With view v Pot an cod 70 ths eiartsr.
- rights u has 90 Palpaby violated. vsfs Il nst
that the charter itssif wil sxpirs a. soon a &C.
ei,,en would probably y ssssiasd from The cesrs
called the attention Of cosrrsss TO this suh-
isct in my last annual nsssage. and Informed them
that such ussssores we're within the reach Of
the sccrsiary Of ths Treasury. had been taken
to enable him 70 jsdgs, whether the public dspo-
sites In the Bank ofthe United States wers entire
~ safe; but that ~ his single powers might BE- in
sdsqpats to the object, recommended the sub.
jet 10 Congress worthy Of their serious investi
cation; declaring II ~ my opinion. that inquiry
iito the transactions Of that ssitpiion embracing
the Branches ~ well a. the principal Bank, was
called for by the credit which given through
out the countfy 10 many serious charges impcach-
ing their character. and which, true, might Just
" excite the apprehension that they wers no lsn-
ger ssfs depository for the public mon-y. Tho
cxtsnt TO which the examination. thus rscommsn.
ded. was gone into, 10 spread upon your journals.
and 10 too well known 10 require 20 be stated.
Saeh a. was made resultsd IN report from ma
| jority Of the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means
touching certain specified points only. concluding
with resolution that the Government deposites
might safely DO continued in the Bank Of the
United States. This resolution was adopted at
the close Of the session, by the vote Of majority
| OF tho House Of Representative.
Although may not always be able to concur in
the Vows Of tho public interest, or the duties Of
ITS agents which may b. taken by the othcr depart
ments ofth Government, or either Of its branch
ss am. notwthsi anding, wholly, incapable Of
receiving otherwise than with the most sincere rc-
sPect, all opinions or suggestions proceeding IRON
such source; and in respect to am moro
inclined 10 do so, than 10 the House Of Represents
tivss. But il will be seen from tho brief views n
this time taken OF the subject by myself well as
the more ample ones presented by tho Secretary of
! tho Treasury, that the change in the depositss
which has been ordered, has hosn deemed 10 be
called Tor by considerations which arc not affected
by the proceedings referred 10, and which, If cor
rcctly viewed by that Department. rendered its act
Il matter of impcrious duty.
/ Coming ms you do for the nest part, immediate
ly from the people and the States, by election,
and possessing the fullest opportuny to know their
sentiments, the present Congress will be sncer-ly
solicitous To carry into full and fair effect tho
will OF their constituents in regard to this in
sthuiion. II will be for those in whose behalf we
all act, to decide whethcr tho Executive Dcpar.-
mcnt OF the Government, IN the steps which il
has taken on this subject, has been found in the
line OF its duty.
Tho accompanying report of the Secretary Of
War, with the document anne xed TO IT, exhibit the
operations of the War Department for the past
year. ava condition OF the various subjects entrust
ed to its administration.
u II will be seen from them that the Army man.
tains the character il has heretofore acquired for
efficiency and military knowledge. Nothing has
occurred since your last session 10 require its SER
vices beyond the ordinary routine Of duties. which
upon the sea board and the inland frontier devslvc
upon II in time of peace. The system, wisely
adopted and 90 long pursued OF constructing fortii-
cations at exposed points. and of preparing and
collecting the supplies necessary for the military
defence Of the country. and thus providcnily fur
y nishiBg in peace, the means OF defence IN war,
has been continued with the usual results. re-
scon'mend TO your consider alton tho various sub
jects suggested she report Of the Sccretaryo 81
War. Their adoption would promote the public
service and msoraic The condition of the army.
A Our relations with the various Isdisn Tribes
)! have keep undisiurhed since the icrni1atie1@l
the dificnlses growing ont Of The hpstil1 zgres<
ions OF The Sacs and px Ind;sns. .<sev1lo lrsat.
\ ie- tfse been e'[il Is the rslipqub qufnt< u
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4 thff feeidsnce - IS tho, Aissi~sippi. SHOULD
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II That tir,o tribes ear.nof sx,st. sur16,ds ~ 6ur
4 sctilen,sssfs and in confinosl c|3H S<I,|y <rr
loisixsn4. 4 csrlzio< ThsyIlsass- 1sishsr k1.-1z
desire Of Improvement xh:cI. arc essential 10 Al
favofahlc chan 70 in their csndiisan Esabl;shed in
tho inidA &c cher and s1peffor race. uilhoul
app;cciatnr the causes of ticr lin f,rioritv. -
seeking 70 control .theaf ,muzt ne cosserily
] dssppsar Such. has hccn ll,c late bcrotofor3{
and II Il isto BE- avestrd ssd Il is il can ONLY 81
4 done BY general ro.s,sval bcy6nd our koundary.
and by the nnz,tion Of their poltic.f 4
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