Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

bearded the Government OF the People In the very ca-
del OF us s,rensth'he House OF Representatives The
CO test which iocei ,pen he People b, this daring
euagr ~ one ia " hich u, Would u, upon
prncipc OF honorable warfare tree can be no ueuira
Every AuetIc ciiizen whatever his condition may
or wbaiever his past opluons the general subject
have been, h"tever he may ,hink the necessity Of
any such insuiion-is driven 10 take his stand
ther on the side OF the Government the side the
Bank IT, two years ago. any one had had the teneriy
To suppose that the auiay of this institution coSld
have reached This point be would have been aughed to
I scorn. No w,llrrguired u ind will Tor a moment be-
eve That such things could have been, but for the
'enance which the Bank has received IRON, men high
PAGES aud heretofore high in the confidence of the Peo
pie The question is, shall these lngs continue, shalt
hey be made to cease, by tie indignant voice OF
| sui cd nation.
We repeat deliberate convictions that we canno, see
how any man, who does in truth possess an American
heart-a heat which beats Tor his eounrycan hesitate
in the expression CT his je,,saion This conduct of the
Bank or IN lerdng helping hand ii the country of It,
whatever may be tue expense which that great object
OF n4oa interest and national honor accomplish
ed ". Globe
- MISREPRESENTATION CORRECTED.
We had supposed the Printer 10 tie senate would al
least give fairly and truly official reports transmitted
'rom the Departments TO that body, suppress
son OF iAets communicated to the Senate iocu
nents, would be permitted in that porto OF the paper
pntpor'ing to record the scnae's proceedings Ia The
Telegraph, OF day before yesterday, the follow
my account OF the report OF the Secretary OF the Treasu.
~ which we published a,laree. yesterday.
49, ,.AiospAr, May 10, ls3i-sENAfE.
VT, Which Were 'sera road refereed, tho FiaaSce
81, from l The rss.a Dsps,meo resolution of tho
have ';scay 'sicd De aias Gat there Gas ssuooo
Bass; and M oo n ae BAD oS n nae ss" and 'HHan'
fioii tins account IL would that the Bank of Al.
exandda recently failed, having $50 900 of the pubc
moneys in possession, aud the Secretary OF lhe
treasury had reported nothing further in regard to It,
FROM ms naked statement the inference would be,
mat here was loss OF $50 900 admitted by the Secretary
o the Treasury incurred by mt failure of one
OF The depose Bauksand as the local banks have been
Tor ibc most part recently selected the impression is ne.
cessariy made, that the loss is attributable TO ,,ansfs,
OF uie deposies from the United STATES Bank state
ment OF The facts OF the report, would have shown
l. maj the Bank OF Alexandra has been place of
depoe Tor monies collected port for MANY uears
past that respect twas sort OF branch OF lhc u
:. bak, IN regard TO The deposites-t had probably in
consequence Of that connexicn. extended its business
when the Usiled States Bauk became willing to see This
| hple tender sunk, IL went down
z Another important TACT omitted in the Tslcpran,s
satement The Secretary informs the Senate maj hare
ho ground Jor GPprehending that any part of the
sum as ga danger ~ being lost; and that he Bank il
IS understood has abundant means, out of ,chich me
d6f may De satisfied" All this forgotten by The Teie
grapn IN It's record OF the proceedings of the Senate
In the zane way, il would seem ron, the repor, ,s
gwen w Tue Telegraph, that 100000 in the Farmers
public money in The Banks tphich hare recenfi Cnjed ~
mas District The Secretsry's repor, on ,h. contrary
MAJ when the Bank failed this appeared on
hut Ina, in fact "a like sum had been, aSroac
BANK to the pagnidster at Harpeys Ferrv'' aud he Sc
that Bank" IS 49, ~"
T. The Telegraph; it will be seen. throws in ..sI4 900
IN me Bank OF Washington. presenting another item in
the secreary's OF the Banks recentIv fn;isd,
having public money on hand The supp essed report,
however shows that this Sl4 O0o belonging 10 the Navy
tension Fund was invested in Ike stock of the Bank OF
Washington and shat this Investment ,ras in me eors
! ISL and 1917 Over this fund the Secretary Of The
Treasury has never had any control.
In conclusion, have only say that not one IoIIar
OF public money has been lost by the transfer of the demo-
SITES from The Bank of the United Staes-everv Rant IN
winch The dePosies have been transferred remaining
nrH III spite OF the constant attempts made TO DESTROY
] ihein.-G Globe. O'
OLD BERKs IRIuMPHANr!!- Reading is redeemed
rom me impuiaiions cas-, upon her democratic fame II
wen known that the Bankiles the late READING eac
"oh stole march upon aud succeeded by keepro IL
secret, idt the contest would be represented as a mar
~ 's'' 'hi me pomsnt OF opening The polls Their plans
were mdiufed, every hing was in readiness efora ,I
ueocIa ha thought oIIhe matter. One Jacksonian on.
~ was erected 10 The town Council, he resigned
TO" "ys since of nisreprrsenf,rions Of
e b@nk press il order lha, the que Of Bank and anti
Da"H might be ianly ttrd The election took nj, 20
on Monday Tie Bank forces put forth their u,nos,
power backed by money threats. promises &C. The re-
sun ~ mat they were beaten by majority OF I2lu W.
'olJoh. letter with which were favored ast ngbf
Goniainng The particulars. Reading has done molly
| Pennsyrdnidn.
READING, Monday Evennc.
"shiemeh'--Our town rs Ia complies uproar reioic-
ing "' one OF The most signal victories known since il
IncoiPoi"led The election for member of the to,yn
Couhe' ~ ne room OF Daniel FL Boas, resigned has fer
minated IN an old fashioned victory. Mr. Thomas Ken
PIE was HE jackson candidate succeeded over AZ
jacob Geiger the Bank candidate hy Inaoritv of i5i
Nearly SoV votes were poed, ldger than ever was
e.en " sIn1r election, and the largest bur ever e
ven AT general election Mr. Clay, in speaking in Con
gfess OF the Bank Memorial from this p,re ssfi :; ~ /,
Dcen sighed ny than 70Oi Where We're Tho 7oo ~,
.nis NY ios moment? They with the Banks specnla
lions OF are charter
! his contest il was fairly and mutually understood on
oo'h SIDES was merely TO test the sene of the t,vo
ties IN the Re adiug district about hcl there ~, 10
so many contradictory statements Ia order TO proye i
VIII merely slate the fact, THAT by mutual apreeua
previous 10 the election like number of nsps cIo,s @
Judges oil both parties npon and neither can
therefore, charge fe other with unisitness Oar onno
n'hts put mp with theirdefea a. good anil ~
ueriaU!y compOsufe could be expected and ia b, -,
indfcsiipg an nuii'padouo of The result
AS for Old Berks, she stands unshaken mid ali ia,
""feea OF matter and tho crush BaHks.'
PHILADELPHIA Nav %
New JERSEY DEMocRATIc CoNvrNrIoM ~,
democratic State Convention which convened teste,Isy
al trenton, was, beyond all question: The vr
Semep 10 mat STATE on any occasion IL consisted n
oe'"ech FIVE ana SIX HUNDRED DELEGATES fuIv
representing and fairly expressing the sentiments of bs
uemoci acy Of every secn OF the State wasore,nzod
~ "e forenoon by The appointment Of the following Of
Presfdenh- Hon Mablon Dickerson
zee Vfesidttrfs Joseph Rogers A ndrew p Hammer
john Sudder, Garfe YHet, Aaron Yansycke T,;diF ~
Dslrongh, Joseph M'Chesney Jchu pSteTson Zha
ion. '' NV '"e' Siat-
Seet ciofits-Joseri C. Potts, Burden NJ yoo,bo.
Moses Bigelow, and Fdyeue Piefsor
aver organizing, Tie Convention afiourn,d mil q,
S"e'ooi Nhtn, iOr beir better accommodation tbav a.
senOed IN he State House Yard. Powerful and sooy,
addresses were delivered by Col. Peter CotE 81 Ii9
efdon General Garrett d. Wall of Buckingham, a, I,ih
arc = IhoIpson OF Sdlem afer which, series of abIo
ana 'PifHed resolutions adopted expressive of t
uusilimons determination Of the democrat ~ NJ, t s
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