Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07

Mobile, bound 70 81. JagO. The captain killed,
and the vessel Plundered Of some specie on board
His making free use Of the mOney after his arrival
at New-York led to his apprehension and final coz
demaatiOn.
Correct SentiMeRts On Dir. CIays visit to Boston,
paper which takes direct interest in the politics
Of the day-iD other words espouses the cause Of no
particular candidate party Tor the Presidency but
is commercial ptini-4thus speaks:
"In our editorial capacity, We do not know Mr.. CLAY
as tariff man, banE. man. or in word as Clov-
man; but we do know him as Henry Clay; we do
know him the Kentucky orator, as the Representa-
tive Ofihe West, the statesman OF the Union, as
fn-blooded old fashioned America, whose name and
fame are and Of right ought TO be, part and parcel Of
the name and fame Of his cOuUtry. Let him he wei.
come then as New England should welcome a portion
other own blood back again TO her own veins''
The following brief article, ppon a very common
theme Of conversation and newspaper remark, con-
tains as much sound reason and common sense as we
often find in essays spread six times it's length
The remark respecting the discounts in New-York
will apply will, still greater force sone Of the south
err states, where tire legal Of interest allows the
local Banks 10 take per cent, while the Branches of
the United States Bank make loans al only 6 per CT.
Hence ground Of hostility the u. s. Bank for
the stockholders Of the local hanks and their friends
and adhereRis form inconsderable portion Of the
Influential part Of community Is President Jack.
himself large siockhoder in some Of the local
banks Of Tennessee? We COPY The article from the
Hampshire GSaaeiie:
:. The U. s. Baak.-We have some do ub,s alou,
the whole banking system, aud apprehensve tina,
its tendency is evil and that il win eventually prove
curse to the couniry. But il the system is To be
tinned; f state banks 10 be increased and multi
piled, say, let US have baance-wh eel-lrt US
have an United States bank properly restricted and
well taxed. The TAX should be much higher than
that proposed in the bill for rechariering the United
States bank. As corrupt as the United States Bank
may be land we do believe in its immaculate pu-
rIy,) far from heing convinced that il not az
pure as large portion Of the slate banks. Oae thing
al least is ceriain that the people have lost millions Of
dollars by the Encouragement and swindling opera.
tons ot siale hanks. hut they have lost dollar
BY the United States Bank.
institution, hut there is much aristOcracy arrayed
gainst for IL The ease is, i" fac Aristocracy
rersus Arisiocrary. That old democrat, Gen. Eras-
tue Root, Of New-YOrk, slated in congress year or
two since, that the Opposition Of the United States
bank from the Albany Regency and the bankers and
capitalists Of that state. was altogether sofdd and sell
ish. The banks and nonied men in the STATE of New
York are allowed to loan moaey AT per cent. inter-
esi; the United STATES bank loans money III per
cent. INTEREST," OF course, the establishment Of branch
es Of the Emitted Sates bank in the state tends 10 re-
dnce the profits ofihe hankers brokers, ole-shayers
stock. i,LbeFe, &c. They cannot "griRd the faces"
Of those who want money quite SO closely rs they
would f,hese branches were out ofihe way. Hence
their opposition. This 10 Gen. Roots account OF the
| matterP
The last Hartford Times contains the following no.
tce from the Comptroller, TO which woald call the
attention Of those interested:
To the Stiectmen ana Clerks of T0s0ns.
rhe Comptroller Of Public Accounts is dssirous to
ASCERTAIN the exact number Of town pnapers in this
State, and the expense Of their maintenance This
information 10 sought for public purposes. The roa
bic fnr he officers TO COLLECT aud transmit IT, with
the abstract Vi the iisis will not be great. He there
sed upon the abstract of LETS. H thu number Of
each sex coRld be- given, il would be preferable IL
s also wished TO ascertain whether Tie paupers
ARE supported y gs"es" Or 10 a" aims
The first number Of a new paper. .The Democrat
edited Ivy Melzar Gardner, Eco. made its appearance
in this village on Saturday last.
A 7'arnip (not a French iarnip) wins taken from
garden in the south part Of Norfolk few days snce
which with the top weighed 10 poands and measured
| around 20 l-2 inches. J.M.C.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island last week made
choice, without opposition, Of Hon. E. r. Potter for
Senator 10 Congress, in place Of Mr.. Robbins.
| The Po,cer Of Removing from OGce.--We have 10
our possession /" The Gazette 0fthe United States,
for 1885, consaning the proceedings of she fret Con
gress that convened under the Federal Constitution.
Ia the columns Of the Gazette VIE find the debate that
took place in the House or Representatives, in June
that year. apoH the bill establish the Treasury
and Stale departmentsS upon motion made ~ a'dem.
which gives ihe Presidents the power Of removal from
Office. The motion was snstaiaed by Beafly the whole
| democratic party. Az the Jackson party now claim
to- he the only democratic party IN the country, and
Justify the Preeidens in all his arbitrary and yranncal
acts of usurpaiton. may NOS be aIiss % show them
what the sentiments Of old democrats Of ~ were IN
reference the exercise Of the power u removal from
Office.
Mr. Essak Of South Carolina, urged that the clause.
anstorisng the President remOse the Secretaries
from Office nj siG pleasure, invested power ~ the
Executive which was liabie 10 great abnaes-or said
he, we are always 10 expect q Chief magistrate
in whom sueh entire confidence can he placed ~ ~
the present General Washington,t The splendoT Of
whose virtues gentlemen appear 70 be 90 dazsled
Wih, 20 l"se sight ola proper respect 70 faiurly
The Constitutions 10 calculated upOH the idea 81
having the CHAIR always well filed An esiices wha
10 s1hieeied ihe whms Of capricons maRs will be
in an anieci, dependent slaie-a mere slave. What
10 the consequence We subject fellow citizen g
lose hs repusaii0a, his property, his living, withoa
trial. Men Of iadepeadeat principles will be cav
tious Of placing iheaselses in such Nsnaiioa beeaust
the Presilent might have aroau him those who's en-
vioue OF se hOn0rs and em0lumeHis Of persons 10 Of
Zee, would be eontiauay intriguing anS lnslauainl
suspicious, effect their removal" LMr. Smiii
SCENE 90 have had in bis eye ench q Genera
i 5000 Axxh v ;srkea ras.;aee1