Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25
I'HEr [ LITTER

The n. York Albion repeats the suPPos''on thai 'a'
recent letter in the Globe proceeds from The pc" OF NJ
Sevcnsun, the Minister Of the United States 10 Ian
DON
The Philadelphia Gazette, abiding 10 the samr Ll''f
under the head Of .'Dplomaiic Modcsly" says there
is one part Of the letter which is valuable indeed e"
Of great price. We alludc to the paragraph wichr"'
braces Mr.. Stevenson opinion ol htmSet Hear h".
And concludes by saving. that 1--WE know not what III
general reader may think Of this extract; but s"r:' "
US the absurd piece of seg Qualification That we've"
encountered. Our hope is that the letter cnaits H
some other pen than Mr. S,evcnsnns Indeed, l'Tt''
portions Of 1t which induce Us to believe II tr Pfd
lion Of our esteemed friend Theodore Fay, the srSfe'
ary Of Legation. And Notwithstanding these pn'"'
which bear the tesi.narks of Mr. Fay, the PhadrpA
Gazette treats the letter Mr. Stevenson as an "ao
surd piece OF self giory tcntton, &c. &c! No" HIS
absurd enough aud what IS more, false as II IS 'd'f"'
ous. The Globe has nailed the suppositon q! It's M@
MIR. Stcvensuns productions, 10 the counter. III" J.
Commercial inferred from certain remarks that Il was
Mr. S,eyensons letter. We will 10 guess, tia!
the Ph!adep hia Gazette is equally unfortunate ~ l'
crbing it 10 Mr.. Fay. The fact is, without pretending
10 know any thing certain Of which have not been o.
informed, pretty confident lla, we could POI o''
finger the author-und he is neither the Nn'>'e! ~
London, the Secretary OF Legation-bnt an0'"''
MN, Who up 10 the desCr ption Q! 'Ie Gour '"
again, srs and be more cautious, before you cnhse
OIL! honor with snch seglorlhcatIon.
Mr. Yam Buren's Letter in En@iand.
We have received by the last packet from londona
pamphlet printed there, entitled "a Letter from !h' nov
MARTIN Vas BURES Vice PreSidcntc u the Cntea %4''
rentire 10 Ike Bank Of he L. States eM an e1f'""a's
introduction. London: John Miller, lS3G IL Shows
the high character which Mr. V. Is. bears in England
and tie clear ideas, which the author of The lnirodT'
ton enterians Of the identity between the late and w
present Bank of the United States We lay the in.o,
duc!lon al once before readers. The whole pa'P
is beautifully printed
ave picsen, 10 The public an American docamen''
which believe will give useful information 10 ~
commercial community Of this country-viz The op'",
ions Of Mr. Van Buren,, Vice President Of the U"ir
Stales relative 10 the Bank Of the United States ~
fish subjects Interested in tina, Institution IL COZ"
all of this class to know the opinions OF SUE"
man, who, besides filling, at present, the hg'tst
in America, next 10 that Of President Is Il cano'41'
the Presidency, with greater probability. as II I,
stood, Of his. being chosen, than any other cu''t
lie is the gentleman who was an American "'",
ter "a England few years ago, during which hLt ~
became iayorably known TO some oil uie hglts
lionaries in the Kingdom 1t will be seen that ne % "
posed 10 Bank Of the United States, past, ptestI'
and future, in every shape and iura; and that ne -
lie yes majority OF his countrymen think with hH'-
He states the and facts that operate w'th "'
for believing that the pecuniary matters and cnHe";
of the United States will be better REGULATED wa
out such Bank than with one topic indeed WI
which our public have little 10 do, eIcep. ,ha'
be right, land he treats The sabject, as It appears
US, with maturity both Of thought aud kno"eoeeIL
will serve the 10 shew that such bank Is 'o
ly TO be Eenceforh viewed with favour IN Ane'!c-
people and The States having already, by their
decided against 1t appears that the seaI
Of The United States managed, 80 iar
are required, by what called deposi,e banks.
understand, banks OF the separate sa!e "A.
ed in proper parts Of the country BY the o'ct, ID
head of the finances as places for keeping safely - T
pa wing cut conveniently, The money Of the oa'on
fiscal Affairs Of the Americans works veil 10 pla'b has
we Judge by results; for no nation, we dpis
more promptly or has the money more Fsaay eSsrJ
points as far az we learn to render ete's% d na
branch Of its public service civil military o sne Of ~
according to the scale Of every branch nfdomsa.
facts stated by Nh Van BureD, under the heao idea
tic exchanges, are very striking. They.m may give