Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06


tho LIST OF May next and the like on the LIST Of June
to either the Union Bank OF Louisiana or TO the Union
nnk OF Nasnv,lie. at the option OF the Bank Nachez
anu h'eu hat We disbursements atterw ards would proba-
Oily be made In moderate sums as they were needed by
the Government. N~ -
The transfers directed TO the points above men.
'ioned because would be more for Govern.
"en' expenditures There nearly million OF dollar.
on depoe in the Bank Of Nachez at The last return and
one OF the reasons stated the Secretary In his letter 4,
tue Bank for directing the transfers above me- was
.ne large amount deposte aud tho necessity he woui
80 undes demanding security, unless portion trans
So FAR from being transferred to all the Banks Of New
York the transfer was expressly directed wi view
expenditures In the West aud the first transfer placed in
New Orleans, the great emporium Of the West.
Neither could any political feeling have induced the
transfer The President OF the Commercial Bank of New
orleans Is known TO have been always decided
opponent, and the Bank under the direction OF persons
holding similar political opiuions.-Giobe.
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS
The Bank majority in the Senate We learn from ,,re.
romor has rejected the Government Directors M-s,r,
sullivan, Gtpin, Wager, aud McElderrv we're At ,is
% o. Coneress voted in Directors by
mc" VINO nave now voted them out. The inference il,
irresistible, that they have been thrown out Of
"e noard or the Banks party because they reformed
appolned-which their duty to consul, in regard TO
the discharge Of their trust inform In relation to
oil an institution, in which the interests
'nsy represented were so deeply involved. Z
The sin OF these Directors was, that thew were unv;,
ling 10 clothe Mr. Bidle with power to wisj IN.
whole funds OF the institution Tor the purpose OF brbng
prcsses-ot filling the country with libels and ahn. -
the President and the public administration of sJ.c
.oneerng ana corrupng The fountain of the public will
and poisoning i;s all the streams
OF national and State Legislation. These honest Drsc
! n moved repeal OF the resolution which gave Mr.
'ion and he has rid himself OF the embarrass,er,
anu consrnt OF those, whom his feed Senators called
Executive OF the depreciation which Mr. Bidls anS W.
BOARD OF Directors, elected by himself were making mon
ne ,snus which the Government owns in the B,nk a.
prostitution. " r'"'
what comment II is upon the principles of the coal
uom OF our political trafickers, TO find the Bank by lis
powerful cement, forming league between opnoss fc
uons anu tranpiing under foot through such means m.
principles OF the Government aud faithful public sentinel,
lanonng 70 maintain them These honest Govern,nen,
omsers nave been rejected for faithful discharge of their
auues 10 the constituent auhorityan by such
pon Sp,ssue, pei,' Freinehuysen, Southard, Ewing,
ohueAer anu others, who in the act and in fact
on every vote I'm relation TO the Bank violate The kroy
IT. ne written instructions OF their constituents
men are resolved, Il seems only 10 violate te
WIN OF er constituents themselves but i'm their bo.,ii
20 me public opinion, by which they feel lei
@ ann marked Tor disgrace they DO hesitate TO pu
muse VINO perform their duties and faithful 10 their
own constuents-B "
lHE OPINION OF THE Gov ERNoR OF PEsSsyIvA-
MA AGAINST THE BANK.-Goyerpor Wolf il, /. NJ
sage 70 he Legislature, sent in the 26h u in speak
ing oil the emoarrassnens which recently prodnce
IN the State thus points cause of the mischief and
a. Tue same 'lne most emphatcaly reprehends The ,oue
h winch originated. We will insert the whole Message
neral circulation ID. 'r'e' ''' &C.
"aeser ouer causes may exist, IL cannot be dis.
s"'seu, 'hat we nave amongst powerful u,onevcd
institution, which is at this time seeking bv ali The ns,u
o. wmen capable, to accomplish certain objects in
ospensaoic 10 Its existence; and having an energetic
rin aud unbending antagonist TO contend against an IL,
energies ana all It's powers (and they OF no ordinary
cnarHc'er nave been put in motion to defeat hi, ea.
sures and to irustrae his designs, in relation TO il,
can scarcely be doubted, from the course of opers
lions that institution has been pursuing for some time
(wheher JusihabIe not will undertake 10 deter
nine) that the State is indebted in great fo m
heretofore and for the failure 10 obtain its
.oan OF saturday last Whether by bringing ndiscrim
nate RUIN and distress upon unoending commnnv by
the Bank the most certain of obtaining return If
me pubic deposites, renewal of its charter or an e
tension oil time to wind up its business, is question
Tor those who have the dire ction and On, ~
It's affairs TO determine. mder and more ber Il course
m.gn, nave been attended wh favorable results
me State oil pennsylv may be crippled and enas
ed in her pecuniary arrang ents and paravz,J for
me IN her efforts TO complete her great chain Of improve
no reason why should despair OF the
our public works may anguish season. but viii moi he
suffered TO ianguis longs the resources of the State are
her credit Is unmpaired; her pu stocks aopb
under nomentaIy pressure at home are highly accep
table abroad and WILL before long, be as eagerly sought
alter by the capitalist ever the crisis in our necunisrw
Affairs must arrive il we have not ~
the clouds OF distress and despondency which have
~ Ivy umoc eshanon' inconsderately and ncedlessIy
o,o"S"' upon US, must soon be removed, and hannv
change and more prosperous must inevitably avail
US" '
a gentleman. just from the Creek nation in AI,b,m,
"'ohs us. ,nat all dihcues there adjusted not more
20 Ee satisfaction OF the General Government than of
those Tor whom much useless bravado was lately ~,
'eed me President is reapng there the we.earned
reward oil just but decisive magistrate-Cona,v IN ali
me schemes, and wishes, and of the spor.
the President popular with the settlers in smile of mis-
representation and ingue-their contracts with the In
dans when the rights of the latter have been regarded
all recognised, and the unpleasant show of force in thai
heighborhood, about no longer to remind those Win
would substitute passion for law, that the latter must al
ways De paramount IN the arrangements of an ORDERLY 90
yernmen What might have been the con.eouences II
ne Jaw hau brought TO its ion noting its own in.
t1nsc force, against disoderly, scbeninp ag;
taors, who expected 10 find the full gra6c of tr;r
wishes ~ 'mbroiling their country That there were ma
hysuch among the respectable OF said erritorv
none can deny: II is writ en- In the history of the times
mM 'ney nave been foiled by the general good sense
gives force to usual exhortaon neper
despair Of The republic 7-Augustd Courier.
ASSERTIONS Of The Bank Presses.-Thc Bank Presses
have asserted that Mr. Van Buren, an endorser for
Mr.. kHower TO the amount of $500, 900. He was no,
an ehdorser Tor him TO the amount OF single dollar
lhey nave Asserted that the President had endorsed
me vice Presidents note for 100000. The adsurdty
Oh ts assertion is too obvious need contradiction
They have asserted that the Secretary Of State the
secretary OF war, and the Post Master General had re.
sghed There as not word of truth ia the whole of H.
II will be that there was dispute of mos, angry
character IN the Senate Friday last between Mr. For.
sym OF Georgia, and Mr. Poinde Of Mississipp Our
readers VIII be glad 10 learn that the matter ss settled
" secret session according TO all the laws of honor
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