Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
POLITICAL.
Feb. z.

PHILADELPHI A, Feb. T.
HE Town MEETING.-The Anti Bank me citing las,
evening asionshed many of the friends of the cause
lhe District Court Room was LONG before Tho !,
, crowded 10 me utmost, and at O'clock the hall
steps ana pavement were filled with dense mass of I'm
man beings. Every window was filled with citizens vho
had cambered up from the outside the hope Of SEEING
what was going on, IL they could not hear. Thousands
wens away, unable to obtain glimpse of the Officers
ihose VINO had not realized the pressure before had con-
nee , Proofs o. las. evening" 1t impossible to
nave amounted TO several thousands.
Henry Horn, Esq presided, assisted by Messrs F. soe
vcr' u Smilh j. H. Hutchinson, Jno. Bell A. Diamond.
WIN. English, Sam'I Porter, +. Colladay, WIN. Car,er
H. Adams, l.. Taylor; and Messrs. C. Hickman, Henry
Korn, Thos. S. Stewart, A. L. Doughery, VIM T. Az
mead, oficiated as Secretaries. - ~
The meeting was addressed among others by the Chair
man, Messrs Phillips AMI Page. Mr. Phillips preiaced
spirited remarks, which were loudly responded TO-
In the course OF the evening, the delegation from
aod oearng .he I-Bank memorial, was announced
anu inc gentlemen composing IL ushered into the
room with The most enthusiastic cheers-The chairman
addressed them IN assurance OF the cooperation of
inc democracy OF Philadelphia in the great w ,k which
me people oil both cities had in hand; and was replied TO
in an appropriate manner by gentleman of the ,IeIeya
ton, whose name we did not learn.
About O'Clock the meeting dispersed bipbIv oratGs al
wiz, he results oil The evenng-Tie regular
VIII be published Tomorrow Pennsyiuaniam.
, Inc New York Ani-B Bank memorial contains seventeen
thousand names, being about two to one TO the Banl ms,
mortal OF the same city.-B NV
-, y infatuated beings who know what they do -
IN, In
government 1t will have the passage Of the resoIutons
10 spite OF the good advice which we have ayisIed unon
H. Ihe threatening tone Of that paper and lis allies
tributed much rouse the State TO the DANCERS v;, W
roned IT. and to open lis eyes the SCHEMES so openly
avoweo OF compelling the government tocomc into the
measures oil the Bank. The State is on the ALERT Tbev
nave marked the attempt TO bully the Governor and over
awe ,he Legislature, aud the blow of all will be
dealt by the very officers the people who baxe becn
sailed by threats and establishments. No one knovs
Ter me current oil popular opnion, and the deadly bosIi
10 me BANK entertained by the people OF PENNSYLVANIA
Walt .o
feelings The Legislature too are firm The repori anJ
resolutions will be adopted. Prepare for ltd
effort is made in secret whispers here, 10 produce
IN Impression that Tie President means TO confirm Or
Coopers declaration, ihh the Executive is opposed oniv
to the Bank of the United States, but not 10 ~ R,nk
portion Of tie nuifers anxousy propagaic tI,is Ito a.,
Justly the vote they about give in favor of the
sem Bank of The United States. ~
To operate en- Pennsylvania and TO promots ,l,o v;
OF Oo'n branches Of the coalition, the letter writer's in the
employment Of The presses at work for the Bank spread
a' anu "ne sen absolute snnunciaons the lolowing
10 Me Eat0Ts Of Tie Commercial Iatsngcneer.
GESrLEnrS Presidents yet uoyioIps ~ % o. s9
oo the S a SGt Of 70 s n. go he
heI sinhia institution with capital millions viii bo esU
safety fund patriots of the Empire State. eP u INC
Some WHO propagate these false rumor4 in bis
ey' we undersand, pretend to draw their information
frcrn high We have felt IL our dutv In ,nI A.
rect inquiries, 10 enable TO put end TO the doubts and
Insgiyngs growing Of such Suggestions which Lava
been most iousy disse ON Inc rnonsn ,bs
in
prove That the President not committed bv any o bi
messages, against The wal Of aond Bank priyeqes
WIN certhn notifications This arti6ce Of the enemy
we now meat by an emphatic contradiction. IN making
inc State Banks the fiscal agents OF the Treasury the pre-
sIdeni has gkeD which marks his final detern
nation IN relation 10 this subject lie Is convinced bv fbe
experiment already made, that wenansged State Banks
are uy adequate 10 the performance Of all the duties con-
hec,ed WIN Tie collection the saekeeping and transfer
OF Tie public undsIe only duties wEic il is neeess1,,
lne Government should require Of such institutions 10 H.
oihia TIE operations Of the Treasury
In ala tiff. al.
carry on the business Of domestic exchange between the
INHERENT parts OF The United States, in manner ,at will
De bon convenient and satisfactory TO all parts OF the coun.
ny, aud that this aud will be conducted bv Them uno,
terms at least as favorable TO the country and probably
more go Than has heretofore been done the Bank of Tie
olaes snd we eo' ourselves authorised to that
all reports to the contrary mere inventions Of te enc
my-dnd hot The President is fru,ly resoIped TO ad.
mere 10 ms plan Of The STATE Banks lie distinctly Ne.
serted THIS Intention in his expose his cabnet aud he
repeated u with equal cearness in his recent conversa
ton with the New York Committee GLOBE