Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
e.olvsd after warning and dseussop 10 proceed in the

resolved after warning and discussion, proceed in the
Finding there was difficulty in making arrangements
WIN the state b.nks the President, confi ed in hi.
so' mally known his Cabinet by the psper wheh ba,
already gone to the public.
the President NO. Did he .a6ard the pr, .;isnt nm
opportunity TO select successor Ivse vis,rs , oc
cod toi MS 0,n on the important matter ia
nor "RETiRE." sf.
However instead of giving prompt decision when the
Presidents final opinion was he hell n,, az
idea that hi. mnd was yet opc0 that the paper pr, seated
some new and strong view; tina, he nigh, finally
IN the course recommended; aud he requested have the
document fur further consider ration!
His only further consideration was prepare reply
inaccurate Ia it's assertions an i"dcco, its
which was returned TO him. Am,ng other
ng' THIS Pper substantially stated that Il not his
Nr Duane 81 mt ntion to comply wrh his omse
tgn when he made j. hat e did No. at the lime he gave
@ Peag, suppose I'll. State Banks would en;er into ia.
NeeuNe ic~s, IN relation TO the dsposites, and that
Therefore, 'heHccaion would TO, ocr,r hich would r.
qre Tue iu'iient OF the expo citation hc had bu
thti, as u lad asen, he would do right by ru.,y n re-
sgn rather than do wrong by vun sriIv yjv NJ. az :,
eu"be the President to ace .Hp.ish hi. purposr. Th,
~a,ohwrd, ON the same y. by anobrr noc hich h.
"" hdr-w, snd ihrn OH the cay by another and mn
o'hoi! both OF WI" we're also turned These name,
were not only inaccurate ia their ntrnts bur
d,rrspec Tor the Pre,ideni, aud nation Of rsnv
winch would have rendered any further associ.,ion be-
tween The PRESIDENT md Secretary once UNI Al
improper. "
" hat
gym s"l.a pedge t,ciee. and repeoted
rhch ne REFUSED TO REDEEM. No, content viii
'nwarling the wishes OF The to whom he owed hi
cievaon ne treated him tcifh and
ne .ods determined TO FORCE A DISMISSAL. that h
might hro,o himself into the hunds Of the Bank Party
:" oe used as d,oedpon against ,cho had npif,d hin
10 h,sh and h0noid6c trust - JPds this tugruuo,,s
frank, liberal. gennenonIy, or just7
what should the Presdenthave' done - Ought he F.,
PLEDGES HE COULD, NOT RELY. Ourh, he +,
nave krp' near in man, no unity refused to ret-cr
~. peuges' o"t .mnced total want OF the cour,e.ic
winch shouli charartcrze official Uuyht a
TO have retained as his confidential adviser one who wa
ready 10 declare that which the .I
10 be demanded by the public interests and the will of hi
constituents. was "unnecessary un,rise pin,iict;rr mr.
bitrory and unjusf?" The President did no, thint So
Mr. Duane was dir missed tor FAITHLESSNE>S T,
III. SOLE IN "RlriEN +. L GEES, and for N
erhto,fion o. BAD FEELINGS. WHICH MADE NJ,
TOTALLY UNFtr FOR THE STATION 10 WHICi
He VI BEEN ELEVAiED lie wac NOT di.n,is.
Ell merely for the removal Of The deposifcs.
ct us not be misunderstood. We msintain the rich,
the PRESIDENT to dismiss any executive officer Tor reu.n
TO do what the Chief Magistrate may becv. il hi. duty
do. In this case, II Mr. iiuane had not given the white
pledge, and had not shown any his bal feeIings ,h
presen. might have dismissed him. and probably woul
Dnt fhdf POINT does not belong 10 the rose and canuo
De Drought into discuion for, however clear il il, nh
the President had right dismiss him for that cause
equally clear that this was moi the immediate induce
From these facs I've Bark party will perceive tia, III
case - 'ttie different from they have
10 reach the President they ill b. oblp ell 10 prove n,
that he has no wer the depostes hut tia, h. M
no rig TO d. miss Secretary for JaisDying his ,oritte
Ptages ana using insulting language fo,caris IN
Chi0 Hagisrafe tchom il is his dutv 10 treat ,o;b >,
Pecf They must not only PROVE that the Pre- MT ha
ho right 10 .schsrge from his COUNCILS men, ou ho.
word he cannot rely and whose feelings a. opinions a,
WIN his or' enemies; hu that he remove Sc
crea'y whom he hi.nre his made uIo has nat hod N
confirmation Of the Sennte ,chose nomination In Mo
1""y depends om his oiH, and ,ohose commission ,,oL
gress! " 'o'
Long ago we might have cut short the argume n,s Of IN
Bank papers by this exposition But as il must auuibiI,,
all tha left OF the affected cansor, assumed bum
~ oil The late Secretary; doubt as entertained M
the conniry would uinmphanty sustain he Adniui.tr,
oh III the great MEASURE and there was no d. sire her
give unnecessary pain, we were disposed 10 he sien
put when he comes before the country and charges m
President aud his Cabinet with being u,oise
"oTary ana unjust and says, ~ ,cas reaored for a
honest discharge Of my d,ay' il become. necessary IN,
truth shall be told aud jurce done "
VI me mo'ires which governed Mr.. Duane's .,rang
cohd"e' IN Washington, we have said nothing. The me
1--WE winch now Induces lD,o write vinict1e letters tc
publication Is papahle enough: is foact as The pour,
~ me Bank Party and NuH!fers an an ATTACK ,,nvn N
1Tesdem at the approaching session Of Congress