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

ia. .,nnof cover the whole ground, Of the
though n business and trade in the United States
errat and So IN part, 10 shc% the rising re-
s'ihl' md consequent p"wrs, OF INA. neruo"oI %
scurcFsi ,,epu commerce also gives ahequiVoca at
,cslat'n' -, unaware iha, the present Bank OF the
eve .os derives it's chaticI from one OF The sepa'
UnisG Gu t,a, Of Prnnsy lvan'a, We believe 1t Is.
r,e ga IN effect, the old bank fegrheraied, as Inc
bcwr'>'' " /, has the same capiial,-piz: thirty
raae s''. liars and the same Stockholders. II has
ndie'S U.s. r. deputies, in the other Provinces,
lis S"J has the sansc G'r"rn!or and Directors as
Stifs, 81" InrS,. are established as the Genital bank
rnH!'r n Philadelphia, one Of the chief cities ct
p. c'iNT'" r.. the old National pai:k vas established.
lm "r ,r,,srS Of The objections which the ma 10
rt%'' ~, attached to lhe latter institution: hch,
ii! - lem, struggle alluded 10 by Mir. Van Buren,,
:"r' down The new charter tor 30 years, is said
vi 'hsn ubaincdhy what Is ascertaincd to have been
pa''S; of the people in the State mentioned. This
n"I wing power Tor one year, passed law to last
fN' ;rs the prrviouSl expressed will Vi )ority
thin "5Il. ruion this State included We profess
q M ~ ccuaiu.cd with The details OF this trans.A At.
Do" ,s, ~ lis mrrits:-we only aim al npar,ing
E".". =, hon h substantial outline, Of the present
: NV" ~. the dispute The mast important part
Ye'" ,i,, purpose exists, as is believed, TO anmul
q: .,r md pay back to tho bank the bonus, with
Il" :, vas thus bought from the minority in one ol
,'.,.s out ul the twenty four which make up the
ih ir,,y. II is plain that there is enough OF doubt
rpf Tie merits oI lhS cnafer, Or, Al all events,
h! ~. prospect oil lis continuance, 10 put foreign
s'' lI'rs on their guard; and, as MIR. Van Burens
lear essentially upon the ssbjec, and are those
S.,y enlightened aud wellinlurfsed func,onary
=. ro,i.lry Of: ample experience, and distinguished
,r, il IS right that they should be known. He is
l"": We are informed in his views Of public poll.
18th President Jackson, whom his countryncn have
e,,,;,rt ~ TIE Chief MagsIEacy of America by such
s':I; EXPRESSIONS Of their favorable opinion; under
Nt administration the United States have had pros.
w and peace including his successful and happy set
":oI Of !Ae: dispute with France; aud who has shown
., ua, his Whole adminisralion-as the present
I ,staniing between the two countries may serve
~.k. krown-a constant aud enlightened desire to be
" .-',cabIc terms with Great Britain.
The ,u passage hat follows is from letter Of MIR.
T., Eu,en (ihe whole OF which is given, at great
,-,,b, IN the American papersD dated Albany, in the
S.. Of New York. the 9Th of August last. 1t was
t,n,, toh by certain queries addressed 10 him, pub
t.s bv The Hon Sherrud iliams, member oil Con.
-, . =, that The correspondence has high sanction on
: n s, and may be regarded au,hentc. not TO
Wv rTca exposition OF TINS important subject. Many
., axe discussed in the letter, affecting questions OF
L. ,r!cy on which the Americans differ; but as this
a,,n the Bank, by affecting British interests, alone
oI:.< ,t.rution hrie, conne our extract 10 this