Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04
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GLORIOUS NEWSti

NEWSti
PtnnSyirdnia eyect-the RepubIic i, sofe The
long message OF Governor Wolf ON the subj Ct
OF me state Loans, came 10 hard mig h ov, helm
ing me bank faction with confusion ard rousing tie sp-
's OF me friends oil democracy and equal rights The
Governor has proved hnse "founded as the rock" in
the cause oil the people; he his shown himself to be hat
we ever thought him. paiio impreg TO threats or
nery neither to be sedUced by the caongs of
ed friends, be alarmed al their ell scenes
OF horror The applause, warm from the heart, OF the
"noe state VIII follow the manly and vr,uous conduc,
0 George Wo' and prove 10 him how well they estimate
his fearless bearing.
IL will be that the Governor attributes the enb,r
easements oil the day 10 the source-he ckIess de-
termination OF the u. S. Bank wiring re- charter rom
The people, by putting them TO any torture which NAV he
necessary Tor that object; and he agrees With the
pe that il is bet to suffer than submit He is also n,
or"on that no efforts of the Bank much or ger CON.
uhue TIE check upon the inpr ven OF Stat. the
cre' oil which stands so high abroad and points on,
means Tor olivia ing in part the present Inconvenience
pua ION pennsyvania. and has earned right to the
gratitude Of his fellow citizens The dark hour Is past
The Bank has received the death How
The message OF the Governor has been referred n tho
Committee OF Ways and Means, ami 5000 copies hare
bee" printed for distribution Pennsy'runian.
Mr. Duane has condscted his dis, Iosures lin his letters
now addressing to the People Of the u S so far mainly
to show that The President was "uot i'm *. bon. ~
constitutional adcsers,' but n some other hands He
says
felt satisfied President wa. no, in the baod,
Of hs adse but that their advice
p"Ss ns,gs sSa s S~
ms he predicates upon the single circumstance of
Mr. Whi'neys calling upon him, assuming to be sent by
the PRESIDENT, and telling him, (yhat the whole country
aniicipaled0 shat The President had concluded 10 take
upon himself The responsibility Of directing the Secrefa-
W me treasury to remoue the deposifes Jron, that
BANK, and TO transfer them to the State Banks
when Mr. Duane called the President and stated his
conversation with Mr. Whitney, he COME sses that the Pre-
sident replied in tone OF and said that nj
Whitney ods not his eOnfddat; nor had he told him To
cal on him" The Bank witness, Mr.. Duane does mot
subject OF the Bank and upon inquiring of Mr. KenJm
we learn that in truth, he held the slightest rom
Versa'ion WIN him on the subject. He does not name
any oher individual who attempted exert an influence
over him. who, he presumes exerted influence i'm .nv
other quarter in relation TO the subject And vet upon
this mesgre testimony, which depends OH Mr. D,.nps,s
own discredited auihoritydscredited by his own ayow
ell hypocrsyhe TO the conclusion that The Chief
Magistrate did not act upon his views but upon those
OF "irreSp0nsibie persons"
Leaving The two Philadelphia gentlemen, Mr.. Whit
ney and Mr. Duane, TO settle the matters of fact in rela
,ion to The conference between tbem (bey are much
better acquainted with each other than the President it'll
either) meet Mr.. DusDe's vile and false suggestion
by direct appeal TO the whole Cabinet of the President
livery nn'Vnua' OF That Cabinet, composed IL is OF the
most distinguished men in this country, will pronounce
Mr. Dnane's statement false and Rsgious Every per.
son connected with the administration are perfectly
and no one more thoroughly than the Secretary Of State
WIN whom MIR Duane principally conferred that the
President has been directed hroug in relation In %
BANK o, 'he United States by settled conviction brough
with him from the Hermitage, and founded upon bish
considerations OF patriotism and duty
The gentlemen TO whom have referred hear do csve
testimony in th ir conduct, against the Shameless false
hood which MIR Duane contributes by his asseve,a,;on 10
countenance. Would any member Of the cabinet be so
wanting IN seHrespect as to hold office which would
make him responsible for, and instrument IN carry n,
effect ibe designs OF inferior aud irresponsible
NO. There Is not among the Presidents conseIlors
who not sensible hat General Jackson acts now az he
did at NJ Orleans lie consus his olcersbut his own
Judgment finally consulted and he upon the high re-
probabilities Of The station TO which he has been called
He Is not Gin The hands" OF any Cabinet but he hollis
Tie administration committed TO his care az he has
held all the commands ever entrusted 10 him a., Ri,
OUn honds What an honest counsellor must Mr.. Duane
have been 10 wish otherwise, and how sincere must be
Tie regard Of that man for The "PTesdenrs fa,ue who
will pen deliberate iasehood, make tie
na' me PRESIDENT s no longer hat te Constitution m
him- COmmander- Chief-but that he is so lost =. 10
commit this high trust 10 subslterns- W. Globe
The Richmond Compiler Of Monday, says 1--WE under.
stand h some Of the Ohio banks have been forced IN