Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06

(~idows and orphans aud all that) "vho have been In
duced. the faith Of the government, invest their
winding up its affairs, aud unable TO extend its loans
has sustained injury from the absence Of the DE.
posites-or wherein the public faith has been vio
lated TO the stockholders-would indeed be an alb
suuse enquiry sad MIR. Calhoun has not troubled
his nellec,s about II. An Is only sough, In
this part Of the defamation, to palats the rigorous ex
actions Of the Bank, aud turn the Of public sympa
thy la favor Of its rechsrter doubt rot that Mr. C. ard
the res, look upon this portion Of their csees with pecu
liar plea with this expectations; beggars they saw
are not with the naked AMI exco,sted cond
ton Of their lower exreites, hoping to procure there.
from aims and charity Tor the rest of the body.
Mr. e. protests eoquen,ly against the super vi.ion Of
the Bank by the Government Directors. Alec OF the in
evitabie stock jobbing, culaon aud favo.m of the
cai Banks in collision vi the Executive; aud does
Mr. Clay protest against the evil; does the
National iniegencer; and does the New York Cou.
rier have read somewhere OF the leeches protesting
az inst phie oonyand OK rats again trars-and Ger.
tain other vermin against fine -ooth combs.
The rhetorical part OF this ape, ch is better than its To-
gc: There are no eloquent specuaicns upon national
policy, the passions Of fash OF genius ir.
radlaes the whole subsance-no pahos--no patriotic en-.
thusasm The is concise because others are pro-
Tx he has only bad vein of satire as CLAW and
Goblin Me Dufie
Our Intellectual family Is small in this country, and de-
serves to be e,ed with special favor; but place this
DISCOURSE which has really nothing but The interest Of the
occasion to recommend II, along side OF the great exam
piles II antiquity. much the Boiia than the
Athens Of America ennsyiranion.
voIcE OF PrNNsYLvANtA.-A large administration
meeting was held at Eaon the 9th approving to the
full the course Of the Executive, the Bank
.ehNoTHER.-The democracy OF Bucks county met on
the Sth Nockaaxoa The resolutions are Of the true
democratic stamp, handling the Bank without gloves Both
VIII be published as soon as possible. Pennsy vania is
| coming TO the charge.
voIcE OF MAINE.-Inthe House Of Representatives
on Wednesday, Mr. Jarvis from the Joint select
on the U s. Bank and public deposites
and resolution approving the the depostes and
nsrucling their Senator'S and requesting their Represen
oF
sites, and also the renewal Of the charter of the u S.
Bank The preamble and resolutions were laid OH the Ia
Die, and 400 copies ordered 10 be printed Thew have
undoubtedly ere this been taken up passed by large
msjory.-U
New Hampshire moves in body in support of the Ad.
mnlsr'ton The county conventions passing resolu
nons as strong as those uttered here in the LIST and 81 dis
tricts, and throughout the Stae.-I6.
Dstfet, tch0 tcere assembled in public meefig first
at the Commissioners Hall, in the Northern Lber.
res, and Gfe'toards IN the Saloon Of the Northern
| Exchange, on the 10Th inst.
| EENTLEMEN,-l could not foreknow that the letter
which addressed to you on the morning of the day be.
lore yesterday, in an invitation To attend vor
meeting would be deemed OF sufficient account 10 he
publicly read that night, and published with your pro-
ceedngs; but as you have been pleased do both as
permission 10 make this address you in the light of an
addepdum to it, tits for the purpose OF saving word of
myself point on which il always apt to be more or
awkward aud embarrassing for any TO speak, will
| therefore be bief.
have merely to say, under the auspices which YOUR
meeting seems TO afod that there is official reward
whatever which General Jackson could bes,ow ON me
that would accepts not that suppose he could ever de-
sire or need my poor services. that do estimate
ought high and great qualities in his characer but that
would leave no room Tor the misconsruclion OF my mo.
tves in defending him, under my duties as citizen
have done in his late proceedings towards the Bank hay.
ing held other opinions OF that institution at former ne.
Rod This declaration however entirely unimportanri 4,
would naturally be under all other views will moi trut
impair whatever OF value you may have been pleased to
nj IN laffo tt
alone rest my hope that the declaration will not be re-
garded by you as out of place unseemiy.
keiteraing my wishes wi yours for the downfall of
the bank, which, under the abuses fixed upoD t. and
confessed believe TO be connected will, the dearest in
teresis OF the nation including the maintenance of the
public liberty itself, desire TO subscribe myself,
Your sincere and
Faithful fellow citizen
RICHARD RUSH.