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= In 'lss letter cf Mr. fancy 10 the President Of
En- Hank 81 Virginia. selecting his bank n. the
drPosi'or, Of the pnblie money received in Virgil
Mis-, the Secretary sy.,
The dcpozstes &C the public monsy will ens-
Die you To sfFprri increased fscitie. to the eosn-
" ereiaI and other eie,~-s &C the community, .nd
dssarfarr1 anticipates FROM yoss tisr .o,,tioa
o. snch oorrs-. ss,,srsing sssp accommodation.
swiii prove sescptabie TO the people and safe
q" tie government"
Toa plain Nirsinisa. unaceastomcd 10 e6fcial
dsefaiisH this grs,ni,ous care Of tie pes;Sc. 50
kindly expressed by government eHcer at Wash
ington, seems entirely cat Of pi.ee-if I, be not
absolute Impotence. Especially. when IL "a
remembered. that this in,ermesl,Iiing with the
accommodations " ID local banks comes FROM a
sooroe which gfeofs src-t abhorrrnee Of the in
hnenec Of the L. $. TsAk upon the GOVERNS Of
the community, Nohl, dbl the Sioskholders. Of
the Bank al Virgins, act. wheu they sparned and
east back The dcPosites. offered To them upon such
terms and in such manner
-s,sD,D-
The meeting held ca Monday last, at the Cont
House, sc proceedings la another column, va.
composed Of large number Of the most rcspeeta-
bic eitiIeas of all parts Of our county A lively
interest," vas manifested upon the subject which
they hal convened TO take into consideration.
And the evidence there exhibited, may be consi,,
dered As fair indication Of the feelings Of hi.
community an r-laiioo to the removal Of the pub
lie moneys from the L.. $. Bank There were.
perhaps, upwards Of too hundred persons pses<n,
-oine-'enihs of whom went, with exclamation.
for the resolutions reported by the committee
-. .ta.a.a a..
President in rvgari thereto So FAR, therefore, AZ
JcHrrsoa 10 concerned, her voice has been heard.
In tones not 60 h. misunderstood. Even ths.
friends of the Proclamation, and most of the orr
gi0al supporters OF Gen Jackson, do not, NC be-
heve, sanction his in reference To the public
depoaitea- The Substitute offered by Mr. Har,i-
ing, originated from a source which is believed TO
be Siil strongly imprcgns,rd with the ingredients
of vhoie-hog JRcksonism. This, IL UiIl be per
eeived, also declares that the ''remosal was hreI
mature. i.jIadcioHs, iapo6hc, and not called for
By the eriyercies Of fhe eouafr,y" Whatever
opinions may exist amongst the citizens Of Jels.r-
son. generally, asto the consttuiionalty or utility
Of the u. s. bank, all, IL appears, unite in con-
demn-,ion Of this ono particular measure.
The gentlemen who addressed the meeting, ac-
quilted themselves very handsomeiy-eAsh oocu-
plying bat few minutes in brief but eloquent
exposition Of his views
AZ the termination Of the Opposite que sion,
john Davenport. Esq. offered for the eonsidera-
ton Of the meetiag, resolution against the Force
Bill Henry s. Turner, Esq, in a long and ami
mated speech which commanded the attention and
admir.tioa Of all who heard him, opposed the
resolution, and particularly any action upon il at
that ume-S,rongly approved Of the resolutions
which had passed the meeting. on the dcposite
quession-snd denounced, in pointed terms, the
unconstitutional and arbitrary acts Of the Federal
Executive, generally. After few remarks from
a. Hunter, }. Davenport. and n. Berry, Esqrs.
the resolution Of Mr. Davenport was laid u;.oa the
tAble-the meeting having been called Tor an ex-
preston OF sentiment ON another question, any
action on tie FOrve Elt wus considered prr,us-
'ure and irrelevant 10 the objects Of the meeting.