Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-27

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RI owner.
Since Mr.. w, .ucrel
in the Senate / r..i. Z
tions. the purreo. .. he .dar4sgaa. f,
In relation to- national bank OF all, ues.
cription, is no lopgrs } subject of spec.
,ulation. Neither the bank, nor hank
,Iof the United States is TO exist. rex,
fourth of March, two years, excep, b,
IA two thirds vote, The probability OF
which is scarcely sufficient TO '.hane %
hope upon" Such is the decision. IL 90
against This bank" says Mr.. Wright
"and against any aud ercry bank /
ITO be established by Congress. and
this determination, beyoud doubt, is 10
he followed out to its fnl extent. TbeI,
Globe, which speaks advisc dly Oh all
] questions involving the sentiments of the
administration. since Mr.. Wrights b, Id
declarations, is more decided and exph
\ elf, and according TO thai Journal, The
\ President, in making the State banks the
4 fiscal agents of The Treasury. has takep|
! a course which marks his final deter
minaiion OH The subject" Under such
state of things, il behooves the peopl,
OF the several states, through their a.
E gents, to be looking out for The meats
: OF self protection. Partial relief e. m
: the evils inevitably connected with DE-
raage mefh of the general currency, may
be afforded by local Institutions, where
o snch can,conslitutionally, be established :;
!. me' hanics aud farmers, and those whose
A Operations in the way oftrade, are most-
y confined to the limits of their owh
:, state. may, by the aid of local banks, he
SO far protected III their interests, as To
o sustain little INJURY; but the prospect is
i gloomy one to extensive dealers and
: merchants.
:, The Counterfeiiers made their escape
) from Jail on Frida, night last, by break
" ing through the wall-implements hav
ID ing been secretly furnished foi that pur
e pose. -Four oithem were unprecedented
Il yesterday Wilson, who had concealed
himself in ii dark hole in the garrett Of
w the Missouri Holel-Geo. Stevens and
q John Simonds, found in barn in tn.
"A town of Illinois opposite ST. Louis
4. and James Evans, who was taken al
!, Carondelet.
/ Garland, Quilting, Foreman, Strattan.
.. Ellison and Lamotte, are yet at large.
>, We subJoin description of each of these
fellows, in order to assis in their appre-
i, hensiou--of Which, however we have
;. little expectation.
ia James Garland is about feet inch
;. high, thin visage, keen penetrating blue
eyes. large nose, remarkably large frame
; but much reduced IN flesh from sickness
!. easy spokcn---converses freely upon
d any subject; supposed to be 40 years OF
i. age.
Charles Quilting is perhaps feet 8
e inches high, thin visage, high cheek
Il bones, large nose, remarkable eyes,
!, black, wild and wandering, dark hair
) about 35 years of age.
e Stephen w. Foreman is beauty! He
/. was until lately conspicuous politician
!, in Mssouri--the editor of Jackson
i newspaper in St Louis-member ofthe
har--and recovered, three or four years
&c since from an honest man, 5000 for
:, alleged defamation of character. He
is about s feet 10 inches high; long hair,
which he combs back, and large wills
c kers, of light color, light complexion,
4 blue eyes, high forehead, 40 years of
g age-a most consummate rascal.
.Admirah r.. Strattan is ditto to Col.
20 Foreman. He is large man, feet
n high, round shoulders, very stout built,
: large head, black hair and whiskers,
blue eyes, dark complexion, says but We,
=. ry little, seldom speaks unless spoken to
80 years of age.
Of Robert Ellison is about 25 wears ofage,
e 5 feet 10 inches high, well built, light
Al complexion, large nose, black eyes, two
1T of his upper teeth out; dull countenance
= but free in conversation.
N Robert Lanaote is a Frenchman, about
le 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high
e black hair and whiskers, fair skin, hlacl
y ewes. thin visage, very keen appearance
he speaks no English.
e. JUICE BoULDIN, member of Congress
from Va, having arisen, IN his place, Fet