Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

became my duty Secretary OF the Treasury In
ting the trust coDded under the law TO look TO tina
period time the termination OF its corporate existence
Now SIR the corporate existence is not limited the
Secretary has ieIti incumbent 10 assume. II Is to
ftnue ftco years for the rery purpose of enabling
IL to do that rheh the Secretary says shall be done be-
fore There operation which he wishes TO compel the
Bank TO perform, that she most appropriately
perform in the additional two years. She may diminish
reduce her discounts in any ratio she deems fit per
cent orio per cent month, or more or less as circum-
stances may require. She may possibly bring in her cir
cuIa'ion, IN the proportion though that depends on
the pleasure Of the holder. She may do every thing she
now does but expand herself alter having closed qui-
dated transaction. Sh. cannot make Ioan but she
may continue in force the xsng contracts, settle and
lquida'e them as she may deem espsdien,." sc.
Mr. Walsh explicitly denies that the article The
Public Distress published ia the last No. OF the Amer
Quarterly Review, was in the slightest degree from
the OF MIR. Bi,idlc, any connected with the
Bank.-wil Mr.. w. extend the denial TO the vio-
lent and indecent article which lately appeared in the Nat
Gazette, and on which the csusc criticism upon last
page, from the Globe wriiten IL charges only
The President OF the s. win gross tyranny, but the
Polk asserted the other day in the H. Of r. that this article
distinctly bore the earnarks Of the Bank.wil Mr. w
deny II or not ?-Mr j O. Adams woudhsve denied it, If
he couidbut the question still isis Mr.. VS. "Me-
helmet All the author Of the article .dse or Nor
"NoTHRocK, Of Fsuquier." is IN type, and shall APP
pear IN our next
~ Anti Bank IN FACT. and NORTH SIDE are re-
eeised' ana VIII probably appear in our next
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
On the Both utimo, there a dinner given in this
county by the Administration party, to Col A. r. Har-
wood All invited both Tor aud az ains the Admin
isiraion The day passed of every thing being
conducted in orderly manner and ed by all
present. that they had never enjoyed themselves
any similar occasion In consequence oil the great
cement which prevailed during the last sp,ing
and which caused much party spirit and party ds,nc
ton; NE determined TO lay aside every thing like politics
on that day. and unite in social participation of broihery
fe. ings and interchange OF opinion 81 large number
oil the opposition party who were invited only lew
tended, and they composed Of such as have lately
0eeu brought against INV he
Federal party, aud who have yet lost their good old
Republican feelings So much for the Jackson dinner,
Gas our opponents called it,
On the 4'h inst. came dinner al our c. III. given
by the caucus party that party no held caucus last
spring. Tor the purpose Of enlghenng the people Gas they
say OH the subject OF the county a senatorial election,
but who sadly found that the tree and citizens
Of the county and district, be instructed by
them. The dinner said be given to Mr. Roy, OF
Maihews--we suppose, TO compensate him for having
yielded his preensons the Senate 10 MIR. Dsbney OF
King William The wise Prophets Of the caucus, ina
gned that Dabney, by playing 'possum in the Republi-
Can county OF King William, would their party
victory in the district bu, the intelligence Of the peo.
pie defeated their hopes. Great the OF
the people of that county, (and indeed the adjoining
coune') at the approach OF the day Tor this dinner IL
was made by Temperance men, members OF the bar,
members oil the church. doctors &C. All these unit
ed afforded just ground for expecting that every thing
would be conducted nicence and dgnfed spIendor
The day usbcred in by general and noble pea OF
The artillery oil Heaven; IL TO shew them the
non ~hich they had prepared, would be Insignificant
Tor The occasion. All lost in patton on the
mo'h"s oi uay, ana Uhe humble oil The
neighborhood who invited (tor none were invited
except to aid in the expense OF the parade hiding
IN every hole aud corner and peepng to witness the
splendid sceneThe hour approached for the gathering
Every now and then would drop in, until the whole
meeting had collectedwhen behold, TO The great aston
ishmen oil every body, few old Federaists (say from
twrny TO twenty 6ve) constituted the company Tor this
mighty day.-Tbere was toast from each man. Those
who could not compose had it done for them by the
company After having waited until The lime expect
ing increase OF their forces had elapsed every coune
nance began TO assume different aspect Instead of be-
ing lighted by the pleasing expectation of triumph
meetiug all was the gloom OF sad dssppoinime ni and
they appeared as though they thought that the artillery
with which their meeting had been opened, TO
shew hem that the great Ruler Of all things had rowned
upon Them In order get out of this dreadful STATE OF
melancholy, into which his great disappointment had
thrown them, they partook deeply Of the intoxicating
draught; and after breaking part OF the tavern
glasses returned 10 their houses and have heard
from since. CITIZEN KING & QUEEN