The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

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n sissiI, a.nnot .oyer :ihs 1lisle xrouaA af Che
great amount ofs6hsiness sSd trade In The United
S,aiss wishiu themselves, and 60, IN psn, 70 shew
tho sisnx Eresoupces, 4 and consequent power, o.
that Rspabic; II which 'thei! foreign commerce con
also gives uneqnivorM attestsiion-
g We are not. unaware that thr present Bank @
the Unites ssfatea derives lis chHtef from one of
tnc separate States-lhst Of Pcnnsy ylyanIs, we BE-
iscvc. Its, however, in eject The old bank re-
generated, as the name. ahews. 1t has thc sdne
capital, i,-vi.: ihiny -fiye millions Of dola1p, and
The same s,ockhp!dcm II ha6its branches, or de-
puies in the other provinces, States and h.s the
same Governor aud Directors - heretofore. These
are esiablished a The central banking company in
Phsddiphia, one Of the chief cities Of the Union,
where the National Bank was cstablished. IL
therefore partakes ot The oSjecsons which the ma
iority i1 America attached 10 The latter institution:
which afser tho violent struggle alluded toby Mr.
Van Burrn, vss voted down. Ihe new charter
for 30 years. u aid To have been obtain BY What 10
Iascertains6 70 have been minority Of the people
In Tie State mentioned. This minority, having
power for one year, passed law 70 last thirty,
against the previously expressed will OF majority
Of the whole Union, this Ssate included. We
profess NOT To BE- acquainted with the details Of This
transatlantic case, or its mcrits-wc only aim 1t
imparting . brief, though sSbs,antal outline, OF
The present position Of tho dispute The most i'm
W <A@s pes PUoS SStSssy - ~
liered, :6annui Tho charter, and pay back 70 tho
bank the bonus, With which il was skns bought
from the minority in Of Tie States out Of The
tErnty tnus which make up tkr Coufedasacy. IL
plain that ihr.c Is csorsh Of doubt hanginh oves
ihc melt Of the chatter, or, Al all events, over the
holders on ,hcir guard; and, a. Dir. Van Burrn's
opinion bear essentially upou the subject and are
those Of highly enlightened and wcll.informcd
funetionsfy Of his county, Of ample experiences,
and distinguished standing, Il isrisht that tbcy
should be known
He is ide niiEed, we are informed, in
his views Of pulic policy, with President
Jackson, phom his countrymcn have sus-
taincd in the. Chief Mngessracy of Ameri-
ca by such repeated expressions Of their
favorable opinian; under. whose admins
tra.ion the United States have had pros.
pcrity and peace, Including his successful
aud happy settlement. Of their dispute
with France: and vho las shown il,rough-
out his whole adminislra,ion--as the pre-.
sca. good uals srsianding between the two
countries may scrre 70 make knovn--a
constan, and enlightened desire TO be on
amicablc terms with Great Briton.
..The full passage lha, follows Is from q
letter Of Mr. Van Baren. tshe whole Of
which 10 given. a, great length. In the A.
merican papers,) dated Albany, IN the
State Of New York, on the 9Th Of August
last. II was drawn forth By certain que
ries addressed to him. publicly by the
Hon. Shcrrod Williams. member Of
Congress; so lhas The correspondence has
high sancsjon OH both sides, and may be
regarded ss aa authentic. not 10 say ofti-
cial. exposition of shi, important subject.
Many ,o,hcrs arc discussed in the letter.
affecting questions Of homo policy, on
which the Americans differ; but az this
aboa, thc, Bank. By Altering Bslsish inle-
rests. alone claims attention here. we
coufDe our extract 10 this"