Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
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fF.om the New York TimesI
Me'srs. Ediors-Briov is extract lfom the Carrier
and Enquirer OF May 5'h 1896. Please publish H. and
o"nge a DEMOCRAT
The State Banks,-The stockholders, Cashiers. PEE
sidehts Clerks, and oherwe mployed and con-
necied with the banking institutions of The ssver,i Sal,
form very numerous ody OF ihrou ghout The coun-
try They possess much intelligence preat orartics
knowledge end confer more lasting aud steady benefits up.
on trade commerce and manufactures Than all other class,
es OF moneyed men taken together Holding their char
tefs rom The State goyernmens their principles and their
prosperity are identified wi the authority from which
liberty Of The People. 80 80
The united influence of such large body of men on
puhhc opinion, aud the pronulg alton correct
WI oe al least equivalent 10 that OF those connected with
al institution chartered by questionable aullority and
"a soon as The ma iona debt h be paid eff with am enua
~ qnes ona'e utility. In the event of a curtament and
mohnrahon OF the present dimensions OF the United
States Bank. il il cannot be dispeneed with aogs,ber he
ons ness and pro periy Of the hole State Banks hrog
out The Unien would be very much incte ased shovlI
however, The Uniied States Bank renewed on its pre
sem oo'ng there is strong probability the revenue
VIII remain undimnished that the opIc " IN be crc,d
10 pay high taxes, Tor the purpose replenishng YEARLY
INC una; anu that the bank will possess the entire
prom distributing ba nnd; and OF enjoying all the BE-
nehi In the shape OF deposes. The whole system or
rs,her odds and ends OF yarous systems tied TO
Keep ax"tsn up, would be very serious I'M uoon III
business AMI profits OF the State Banks.
we do not believe that the numerous highly talente
individuals connected with the several banks will stand
dy ny and see the sphere OF their cnrtailed Of
ITS lar proportion If they TO unite and give =, lair
exposition oil the benefits Of The siae banks have no
flle
United States Bank That they will make an Ao,t for
the purpose OF protecting their ghts agsns the encroac
mems oil The general government by means OF lis
we oeeve mat indications will be Observed
Speaking Of Mr. McDufies report, Mr. Miles Of Bal.
nOg; m'.n whom OF late we seldom agree in opuon has
!he following pertinent remarks Ibis branch OF The sub
j~ct:-- - - 80
renewal OF the charter OF the Bank of the United
States, will have powerful tendency TO reduce lie
u not hazard the safety of many nj he STATE bnnks
unless The latter permitted issue their bills pava
IN specie or 10 notes Of The United States Bank pleasure
III nj fita l4fler a. .tfe
dsposed at present. TO insist upon this permission az Of
Ieng e only sure and sale cheek (fha we nov, think Of
~ W, "e TsEe,ous power OF the mammoth institution. il
e ospos'non o. mos! men, and OF resrly all Corpora
"ons' 10 ieei pewer and inrge right" We ,yould as
fu,s Ws tigh' by restraining tie power TO do wrong.
MI Niles also thinks that any man who admits lie
consulionality Of the Unied states Bank must 4m,alv
concede that OF the Tariff and Internal Improve ments -
On 's point writer in the Richmond Enqnirer asks the
following pertinent questions
=, "Whot think you Of the Report Of The Committee of
ways ana Mean.t Coming rom South Carolina states
man. ooes II mol present case Of 0pp0Fen ncy?
compare me argument upon the cOnsuionaiiiy OF tie
iah Of 1873 aud say whether they stand tcgehsi
WAsHiNeToS September 2O-Tbe Senate Commit
tee on the Post Office assembled in this city yese,dsy far
e purpose Of proceeding, according 10 the order OF the
~ ihe iufiher prosecution Of the examination into
we abuses in the management Of the Post Office Pessnf
mr' Gfund5, (Chairm1n) Mr. Ewing Mr. Ktigh and
MIR Southland. The remaining member OF the COMMITTEES
(Mr RobiusoD) s no known to have arrive ed here MT
Int
THE PRrs1pENr The following il from, The N ,s,,.
vile Banner Of The 10Th Instant
"The President Of the United States, as We are Inform
isli The iermilsgs yesterday for Washington ety.
Via Knoxville and Virginia We further lear, hat he
was 10 the enjoymenl Of excellent state OF hea'
SEPTEMBER 22This ile day appointed for the meet.
log Of the Committee Of ts House Of Represeniaiisre 10
examine the aiiiirs Of the Post Office. Mr. Wbiue.ey
o. Oho' one OF the tomniiiee, arrived Saturday. We
befs-Ib
WAsHINGToN. Sept 24.--We understond hat al lie
members Of the Committee Of tie House Of Represenis
lives on The Post Office business have reached this city
The committee consists Of Mr. Conner Of North Csroins
Mr. Wbulesey Of Ohio, Mr. Everett Of Vermont Mi
Beardsley Of New York. MIR atmougt OF PenDsylya-
nis Mr. Haws' Of Kentucky aud Mr.. Stoddero Of Mary