Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02
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PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The Investigating Com.
miuee are now IN the city, and will shortly commence TN.
ravelling the mysteries OF the marble palace. The sooney
still the better. The people IRE inpatient ,o h,ve ,Ls
curtain drawn uP HAT they may see how the puppe,s are
moved. The powers OF the committee are sufficiently full
TO rearh all that is OF Importance; and the characters of
the gentlemen composing IL, are so eminent for taIen,. i'm
dustry, aud sterling integrity, that the people of the couu.
try repose The important trust Of investigation in Their
hands, wi h the perfect reliance thai Justice will he done
without fear or favor. There are certain matters yvI,ict,
tue Jackson party have LETT almost Untouched, and have
submitted quietly TO The storm OF obioquy raised by the
mere mehIou @t theHt, aw aitlnE with pat euCc The result
OF The investigation, 10 confirm or dissipale their suspicions,
The time IS almost at ldnd-unul IL comes, we wal, viii,
patience; but il our suspicious be- correct The delane,s a.
democracy may calculate with certainty, upon a full mea.
sure OF justice. These are 10 piping times of peace
PennsyiUGnian.
The COMMITTEE OF ENoUIRY-Two or three Of the
members oil ihIs important committee had arrived vester
day at Philadelphia, and we hear that all were exoorfeJ
10 reach there last evening. IL is understood Thai lhev
WI enter upon theft Interesting duties immediately, aud
That they viii prosecute the great work with such real az
10 enable item, with the least possible delay, TO place be.
lore TIE people oi this country, an accurate detail of the
nl'no'ngs o. me On''ed States Bank, with a true state.
ment OF Is actual financial condition. The misnspsge.
ineht and embarrassed condition of lis affairs. are of ies.
drect consequence TO the public in general than thew
were before Tie government deposites Is ere rsnoved TO-.
tbe institution but even now they cannot but feel a ,Iepn
interest I'D The prospects OF su institution tn shicI, 50 ma
ny clilzens are concerned, and which has so powerful and
idineniable an influence over the general welfare. The
men'Ders OF ne Committee possess high reputation for in.
tegfIiy and ability and ironi tie deep, jealous earnest.
ness WIN winch they will devote themselves 10 The great
wofk' and HE ample powers which have been conferred
upon mem, we cannot but expect a report Of the most ga.
uLactory and conclusive natnre. The United states R,uL
WIN We now set forth IN true and strong colors-ybethes
they be DARK or bright; but its %iniqnine4 are legion, and
mus the result viii prove.-N Y STANDARD.
Our BANKs.-We have but few words TO say on This
subject On Friday last an agent for certain merchants In
Baltimore was reported to be on his wsy TO This place with
$4,000 OF the paper Of the Winchester banks. The re.
suit Of this rumor was, that before he arrived al, or at least
before he left Hsrper's Ferry, some Of he citizens NJ ,h,t
place collected iogeiher the Winchester paper and ran
Themselves of their legs to anticipate the aforesaid agent
with his $4,000. This created some noise in The neigh.
borhood, and the banks sustained a run for a few dsvs.
The famous Baltimore agent arrived 10 the due course Of
the stage, with one.tweuietb the sum reported, 10 viii.
with about $1,000, Tor which he got whatever he asked,
10 the mean time the whole community rose en- mosse-
there was but one feeling. one sentiment-THE BANKs