Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
The New York American states. thnt


"Ihe deputaon from the New York merchants was
received with proper courtesy by the President the in
tervew they had with him on Tuesday.-His opinions
however and language respecting the Bank of the Unit
ed States, were vehement and vehementy express
ed while he protested, at the time, great sympathy
with the New York merchants
One thing is certain--that the Speech of Mr.
wright ought to put the exnguisher on all the i'm
puiatIons OF design the part of the President
and his friends to establish Bank-so long as the
constitution does not permit it.-If we to have
Bank, the first step in the process ought to be- to
appeal to the States and amend the Constitution
and then the question will be- what sort of a Bank
Will be established-how small its capital-and UNI
der what guards and limitations?
The New York Standard states, that
"The Memorial of the democratic citizens of New
York cannot i to produce deep impression Washing
ton; Ihe very great number OF signatures affixed il,
aud The manner In which they obtained, by the
spontaneous acts Of the citizens themselves well as the
character and pursuits Of the memorasts, afford clear
and undeniable proof that the great body the people are
not disposed TO succumb tile tyranny the bank and
that the endorsements and pressure which produc
ed have failed entirely in this object. The great of
our citizens still opposed firmly to the
monopoly, and will warmly sustain the administration of
e' choce 10 The measures adopted 10 fulfil their views"
The Philadelphia Inclligencer of the 6th sa'es that
Cowder, me orger, who arrested lately Easton
ing He has confessed that he urged The cheek ON ,be
Western Bank in Market Street last (dH lie is nov
in close custody at the City Hotel is TO be taken 10.
to Virginia."
This is the who lately paimed of an altered cbeck
upon the Branch Bank Of the Bank Virginia at FreJe
reksburg for $4,000. We understand that The Bank semi
agent after this dexterous counte rfeiier and ii,
they have recovered from him least or 6O0O doIlr
The about 10 decamp from Easion, the very
day alter the agent arrived therein consequence of a
paragraph lie in Philadelphia paper-Tbe tools Of
his dreadful trade counieeitng) were taken with him
We have at last 10 announce the death Of JOHN w
GREEN, Esq Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Of Virgil
mia. tie bredtbed his last, Wednesday his seat in
Cnlpeper county. Judge Green was a man Of the most
amidble character in private life Of the most ne xble
iHlegnfyandhe gifted with strong and active I'm.
ders,sndDg lie has literally fallen a martyr in the pub
lie service Tor, his devotion TO the ibors OF his was
intense and incessant, that they wore out the very
springs Of though-snd he two years ago seized with
vioen, paralysis which has since prevented his
dsch"ging Of his Judicial duties Ills disease assumed
more alarming character few weeks since-aud he
has fingered without the hope possibility Of recovery
unu' ihe moment OF his dissolution. Were we 10 name
pure upright and conscientious Judge should say,
nnhesta'ngy' hs, John w. Groen was that man.
The death OF Judge Green will ouash the edlngs
which have been Instituted In his case II cuts the ees
ion Of the Legislature short by week or ten DAYS They
will probably adjourn by the LIST Of March
The Senate have al last acted the question Of Fede
Tel Relations They have changed the Resolutions from
the House. In poim Of phraseology than Of prncoe
and they have attached resolution, going IN io
stfuct our Senator's provide for the future denos; =,
the public revenue IN the Bank OF the u States The co.
solutons were yesterday ordered 10 be printed bv IN.
Houseand viii, IN all probability, be isken UP to-day