Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

decided NJ the above.
.anoth1!-A second anti. Bank meeting has been held
In Ptsburg.
The voice Of Pennsy ivania grows louder and louder
Could we but settle the question the ballot box,
suit would astonish the wully deaf much than the
expression Of November lss2.-Pennsyivaaian.
We understand that At the last meeting Of the Director,
Of the Cirard Bank OF this city, Monday, proposition
to decline the reception Of the Government Deposes
was defeated by vote Of to 81 Il would have been to
3. but for the absence OF Of the drectors-Ib
The manly conduct Of the of the Cirsr Bank
in reccding from contract made eIber and n in
their eyes OPEN seems has reused the ire Of The Bank
press. The duty OF the directors their constituents r
qured them to be firm, until the will the majority OF
the stockholders be known Had the directors
Bank and would have rendered both IL and In az
diculous in the eyes the country Confidence In the ns
tuition would be destroyed. and the
oi its stock would in this be justly attributed to the
reoual the deposited The directors did right by their
refusal to yield at this and those who are most
interested in their conduct Of whatever political sect thew
may be- will have thank them for IL hereafter
The settlement Of the question will take place long before
the meeting Of stockholders. called for the l7h Of March,
and lit be decided confident Il will be- the ST.
tua,ion Of tho Girard Bank with foregone reracon
would, in our eyes, be any thing but PIsa'an.
The RsGs e. city held meeting evening with
having declined FROM CONSIDERATION y e pee.!iar
such man. taking part in any
This explanation is from the whence official inor
miied to the public. Il now plain that The pressn,
be regarded as suthentic The Commercial has the
K.a
represented having declined from NJ
the peculiar position OF the United States Bank in regard
to the govenment-from taking part in any such debc
rstions" The object Of their Is 10 arrange
some plan Tor concerted action by the banks to afford
prompt and efficient relief Unless the Branch CO operate
the end can hardly be attained and the Branch will DO
thng, because oil Its position In regard the
The Bank is demanding charter--the government,
consider. that the public interest iorbids the grsntand
therefore the branch will not aid the other banks extend
ing relief TO the merchants. II will not even consult
with them with the merchants ON the subject AT ali
says in effect Until the government yield TO our de-
mands, the merchants shall have relief" This is plain
and explicit enough II was hoped that when this Unon
Committee was appointed that they might prevail upon
the Bank TO reent, aud the ces was
y ssiutary; but the revelations made Yesterday were
enough to check the rising hope and the stock market ex
ibed the effect once Stocks had been rising
days. but they rather fell back yesterday II is almost
certain that the mission OF the cashier OF the Branch 10
Philadelphia unavaling and that the Bank will per.
severe IN its efforts to wiring charter from the sui
icrings oil the country. The merchants must now see
who Cypress them and they take the most PROMPT
and decided measures for defence. They can compel the
Bank to relax its grasp from the Threats OF the
community
The refusal Of the Branch to move with the Bank, and
the Committee, may doubtless be found in the concur.
by the Evening Star:
y Gn b. .s sI ,Ise ." Of the
lion and to tina, result should cling hopo- y sta-
The SrocK MARKEr.-The prices of stocks are ,is
Ing like balloon. Within the last days they have
gone up, some 3, some 10, and Is per cent The
frightened Hunkses who hid their in tens and
holes are coming out and scramblng for prizes Thew
have lost the best time, and for them the times will grow
worse daily We told them At the end of December
we told them that money matters would be comfortable i'm
sixty days, and that in six months money would be more
plenty than it had been. The first of March will
prove our nfst prediction true and the first Of July the
ney TO Iend who'll borrow! and nobody answer them"
~ Y. Jour. Of Com.
We have letter from ashngton which alIudes
to report prevailing in that city that il is the of
~. 10 fuOve Gor
CATION OF the sitting Of that body until the Bank shall be
re-chartered; and unless such shall be adoped
OF remaining In session ill the 3D. OF March, IS35.-BaL
f'ore Rep.
Four false statements made in the Senate bv Mr.
Southland, in one Speeeh-In the reports contained in
the intelgencer and Telegraph Tuesday the llth inst
OF the remarks OF Mr. Southland, made the preceding
DAY ia the Senate upon presenting the resolutions some
public meetings in New Jersey disappearing Of the remo
val Of the deposiies he is represented having said
what he much more broadly asserted in his remarks
That those meetings. one at Morrsown, in orris county
and the other at Mount Holly, in the county of BurIing
on held and called without to uartv op
mons ana feelings; that they expressed the those
countless containing 18th Of the population of the State
the representatives OF those counties in the State
Legislature had poted for the resolutions that body ap
proving oil the removal Of the depostes. We felt il our
duty the other day. 10 expose gross instance of gnor
ance or harhood and disregard of TRUTH the pr OF
this honorable Senator in his abusing, in his speech OH
the deposite question: the Secretary OF the Treasury for
ordering the transfer Of the pension fund from the United
States Bank when he knew, or ought TO have known
that that order msde and could only have been made
by the Secretary Of War; What will be thought of Mr.
Souhards hdbfuol regard rather disregard of vera
city, when II is known, that in his remarks above re-
erred to- presenting the proceedings Of the JERSEY
meetings. he was guilty OF four several positive unruth
that the persons representing in the State one
of the counties nentioned-thc county of Burnoton
did not uofe for the resolutions Of that body approving
Of the removal Of the deposites that three out Of of those
representatives roed against sad resolutions as appears
by statement Of the VOTE and the OF the members
voting, contained in recent number OF the Village Her
add and we believe other NJ Jersey papers. and that so far
from the said public meetings being held or called tcifh
cut distinction Of party have been shown two let.
ers, an extract from OF which we a few DAYS ago
published in the Globe, to member OF Congress- from
persons Of the first responsibility in Burlington COUNTY
who were present at the meeting at Mount Holly but
ing positively, that there not Jackson. man who
did, in any way, partake in them; that exclusively
meeting OF the opponents of tho administration and
that the notice by which IL called, requested the
attendance OF those In Jduor of restoration of the
Deposnes. AS TO the other misrepresentation OF the
Senator, In holding out the idea that the resolutions
oil those two meetings expressed the sense Of two
OF the largest counties In New Jersey and one. sixth
OF It's populations the reckless harhood Of the n,imston
viii appear by the foregoing facts and by the following
notice om the JerseymaD, uspaper printed at Morris.
town, village containing between two and three thou
sand inhabitants, out Of all whom about twenty persons
could be drunmed to attend this great county
which Mr. Southland had the face TO represent as
ing the sense OF the county, without reference to party
opinions distinctions
From &s Jyseyuan Of Feb S, 1s34.l
proceedings Co1ny Meeting held al u.e Hotel in Mor,.
town, Friday evening last 10 relation
chsns tho u s. Bank think that should stated
that The meeting composed and only
Of