The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13

nrf'Y" ;aIiyidnals know Of me, that was un-
cold = ,L,s. who had been acquainted with me
Known ou,rt-r Ola crnluryi Nothingi NJ
~ "s hing mere ,ubleffuge!
u y rla~y SAY The ls''ef) arfafsa Aers o. az
oai he ereitemsaf 'eAitA his arr'ras &C.
sH' '.,a,g mr. citi-eas has tseH Increasing 70
tta' 10 i, .,..eat moas1ti and noe are PERSUADED
ih4'"g ~ n,nb rs Of tAs Bsard 50 far er'resms
hf eo"' ,,o as 10 pLiee Atm al NE hcad # tAe
hHoF'J' MI ronld aroHe ns Indignation Of ne
tsaiai''a' !" ,.t,v rho ToHid consider iAems.ires
eMS"S% ,,,u II this statement was unded-
ohrl 6" ~ ,,d Of Directors would have been
ia lac, NV nj. h 4 they elected me; and more
Wholly ''' IN LIST ID sell respect and ind, pen
'an'' w." @.;,, mad l. uner such circu instances,
a a.%i Cd my name 10 be a'ei as candidate.
}, n, arris.lc.n>ed an excitement do not
b.,nd of il ia vtrJu quarters. lwil-
~, i myself Bal with whonl That is'a
il. n>~' rh,c, interests the Stockholders l will
GU. van m nv Of the Directors, because I
'N .. .nfuceI the rules by which some Of
w., ,,t, hive b ea elected from their seats
U.S." ., The debtors 10 the Bank who are UNI
y. .lv r.re,yiug indulgences al the expence Of
-. ,e;a,tl.r,-wfh eserescenreS that have f,s-
.l,, IN, B INK aud are CONSUMING us sub.tdnce,
.tr o,,,hL n,me Others. Beyond those Of hes.
.,. y,,,ure ,a assert that my arrival was hailed
,t,,,u,. All others fel, an interest thai the
i, n inf MT 90 d,Sn. They feIt that il this
\ !, xA,,lI tall throegh from miSinanag 'nenl, il
,,l ref c,,ol on The credit and character Of
b, nI,cr which wouli AFT Ct the credit oi all The
,,.o.. laereiJr 4, all The independent people un.
,,,.,.D,d with IL. b INK desired the change which
Nor *, rtsd my arrv il wa introduce. r The
,r,.a,, II tbs. state.n.n.s appeal 10 the pso-
pl:lW meEes'
I'm, that, Iheard If a number Of the clerks OF
MR. as aqd sou. oiners ia It's EN-. 10y, being &C.
c,o4l ia tn, p,b &c houses in viiiying m. and IN
lrdI in! my Character, thus e>saying 10 inanufhc-
me plple up,ni N. these pre;extS used by The
orf,oIlhr letter were dfrnter resort. At meeting
Of he B,,rd on the 81, hree days b.ore The fn.l
action took place. II had been decided, was cred.
by tai,rmtd, III the rejection would be put IN the
gnliui OF my ntli y,bi,i y, with ut a vioali IN Of
The caart.r, not, they then alleged being citizen
Of The S lie. This ground they fonnd they must
iblnd,n or con,rav ne the article oil the Consi-
Iai Of the Uni ed Sti.s ...
also saw articles published in paper OF the
place before and allsr my arrv"l--ile tenor and
Obi ct Of which clearly Indie tied the source from
" helc.. they em mated
Bv this tine m devote a littletime and space
- N Sis Bentoa Ball and Il bins, who appear 10
b. 50 well arql .in'ed with me, ana tell You some
tai,g as to VINO they are. MI nlon WI, appoint.
ed President pho ten. by Mr. Mcneil, aud |, appears
has >rc- b'rn elected By the Bard to ill that STA
ii N. Mr. r bins is The Cashier Of The b. nix,
While ii Il take no part in the controversy that
hl> been ,iig IN between Mr. Chewing aud Mr..
bn>, Ike from il that which goes lar to impli-
ciie unr or iii he ab I'VE named gentlemen in that
waica, 10 say he least is MOI calculated 10 inspire
cuiI nee in eith.r. Mr.. Il bins published The io!-
oAng:
Rc$olrcd IL expressing the opinion as cont,ned
ID the lu,cSun2 le>omIun, TINS Baatd waive no
hgnt or CLAIMS t'hd,nagr> which tty may or III Ill
" we AZ inst >lli C"emnlny, lnl the naAner il which
he endfsr'l >a,l con'rmp.ted negotiation with lex
as from Ntw Ole n"
Members present. J Chewing, Alex McNeill,
J T i'rn> n. A. Haynes, e. W B ii, w. C. Wal
i,r, Hugh C ,mebeil. f.. 1884,.
Ito ne,eby ct,tiIy the foregoing extract from the
ep ri named, as we'll The resolution Ia he a tue
n,crp tlo,n The nj .iutrs OF the Board on he eth
A,nl 1889.
W. H. BENTON Pre>iden, pro tenn"
Mr.. Chswning, on the succeeding day. published
he following IN his rej1inder 10 Mr.. Robiuss at
eek.
Rmlred friisr, Tha,in expressing their opinion
c,"trinrd in tue loreg ing resolution The B ,ard
rave all night or citu> Ia damages against said
sneWnlhs winch they might or my have az inst
I ., ior the manner III VIII Oh he conducted sad
'Ltrmra'ea neshalion vi Texas, through w.
u Bs,lr, If New Orla n.
P.e>tn Alex ,uAer NJ. Neil A. Hlvoes O. w.
Bail, w. ii Btnun, w. e. Walker.
A trsle copy oi the Miuut :.
L. L ROBINS, Cashier.
April 2ih, 1889
II will b: seen III both these resolutions are GER
i:i 10 be 'rut pies IGo a The Minnt4,-lhr one by
h: present President pro tenn and the other by the
'd~her. VIII aov bod b lieve III 1.-Two s1ch re<o
atoms - directly opposite il CHI trac err were passed
od entered on the. Minntesl The one Tvs, the
i"rd waves "ao' right or cllm an | The o,her, it
Valves ALI right or claim. Another di>cre-
''hcf Is, where ell lorSed' i used 10 the one aud
rtntar'ed' IA the un+r; and still another is in the
''' ware II Is sailed thee were present srcn, and
lIle ".ler hs 'irect r., These says Nj On w.
'h'P''rf hhtt' 0FHH a is of tta airect,rs aye
"'"M'@Ei The Is II hc ca,hier rhOf iserks in kse
M""S "c '"mcs Of hsd:reetors nat presni, Mru re-
cray ~" r"tr M l~p4tznt maticrs ant alters or IN.
'N''"'"t''S 10 sui his Ona r,srs III (~lvs Mr..
'''%1a'f 50 n'ioa ID snn lbs ova pie,rs. hzri.g
-"''' l""'d4ePg <ig.eiby aim@lE
''' "''nbc'ii ynlr dttriti IN t, some hing of
" H""F cIutcler in nv uwn case. 1.-the oro-
i '''' % tn Ga Jne, VII the resolutions |
Ivy '"'aiy qn1ie,I, having reference to myself
''.e' o. h.i' <t,te IN the Nj ,ui -, as .art
= w ~ c'>l'r II atrue copy from III SINE,
!. '"' yeas aud nays bling called upon the above
'"'a''hN, ST od az lpow>:"
> 'rN-W II, B'non, John NJ. Taylor, G. w.
i '" e. Walker, J. P. Harrison, drew
: t:"'' r. D"ies, aud Hugh Cam pbell. 49,
'h"i''owlnI will show that MIR. Campbell was
%, present., Nho i, represented 10 have voted in The
ttrHa!ve
j., VIcKsBunG, June 7, 1889.
W 2 w. lE5amp-
=, SIR 2r be 10 your request, can say