Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18
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tration has made the Bank Of Commerce, the New
York concern owned principally BY Lord Ashburton,
the Lord High Chancellor Of the English E1cheqner,
the depositc Bank in place Of the Bank Of America
About $500 900 in specie Immediately drawn from
the Bank of America, and deposited with the Bank Of
Commensurate what Wing paper, except one or Two
in New York, has censured or eren named this Gre
moval Of depostes Z" If General Jackson possessed
not the constitutional power TO remove the Depo-
sites, how John Tyler to possess the power
The Constitution has not been changed-bnt men have.
General Jackson has been denounced all over America
and England Tor net that has suddenly become 30
entirely unimporfaRt not even 10 call forth notice
from the Wing press 1t is rfng an act, it is OF
little moment, as not TO be worth working up into
hasly news paragraph What changes do a few years
work in the minds Of politicians attached to parties
sometimes an and sometimes out Of power
Agan-Recollect that the Cashier of the branch
Bank of the United States Bank at Boston, MIR
rockingham has been appointed Recever-G General at
Boston, for all New England
Recollect that Bella Badger who furnished The Ille
gal voters sent from Phadeph to Gentworth at New
York, and who wrote the letters to Gentworh signed
"Rhawn, about the "yarn" and the 'ppe-idysrs, has
been appointed BY John Tyler to important office in
the Philadelphia Custom House
Recollect that Curtis, who his oath before the
Recorder of New York admitted that he had furnished
money 10 Glentworth and bis associates to bring men
from Philadelphia TO prcrcnt illegal voting has beer
appointed by John Tyler 10 receive the Millions OF Re
renue annually paid at New York.
Recollect that the brave Gen. Dodge, whose name
is synonym with honor and honesty, has been re
moved from the office Of Governor of Wisconsin which
from his peculiar knowledge Of the character and ha
bits of the Indians he was so well calculated 10 I'LL
and Judge Doty appointed in his pace!-Judge Doty
man whose history is but history OF Wisconsin
bankng-a man whose boast il is that he has always
been able to buy over enough Of the members OF the
Territorial Legislature to carry any of his measures o.
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT And who does not know o
the fraudulent transactions of the Green Bay and the
other banks of that unhappy territory, owned by h
man, Did he not get hold of and for than twelve
months dean in his possession the funds appropriated
to building The Capitol? but enough-this man has su
perceded such man as Gov. Dodge, who has fought
long and well for his country, whose honesty and abl
ty are beyond all cavil. In this matter appeal with
confidence TO all of the prints of Wisconsin.
Recollect that Mr. Russell, young lawyer recently
from Kentucky, land who it is said betrayed his con
suents to whom he stood pledged to vote for colone
Johnson for Senator in Congress, and then moved
MssouriO has been appointed by John Tyler, Marsha
Of The State of Missouri. gentleman like DR.. Relic
of great capacity Of business habits of response
bility, and citizen cftweny years standing made
give place to a lawyer from Kentucky, whose grea
merit said TO consist in handsome property, fluent
tongue, and voting for Clay, when solemny pledged
TO vote for the veteran Johnson
Rccollect that man who had fought for bis coun
try and filled many important pecunary trust1 fo1 the
State of Illinois with honor to himself profitable to the
people, was rrdely thrust out of place; and recoec
that John Hogan, Fund Commissioner of Illinois, who
whilst enjoying the pay of his Office from the taxes o.
oppressed people, spent months of his time in visit
ing the people of Illinois, of St Louis, of many coun
ties of Missouri, of Kentucky and of Tennessee (ano
we believe Indana) TO deliver stump speeches upon
all occasions and in the most yitupeative manner-re
collect that this John Hogan has been appointed to
Land Office!
Now do not these stra,cs, floating upon the i'm
petuous current of their actions clearly indicate the
intention of the Wings in power to reward their mos
active partzans, regardless of their moral worth oil
their personal fitness, with places of profit And is j
10 deecre that they say to the people that removals
made because of interference in elections wheI
we knoao that they 6 the vacancies thus made with
the most aetre, instead of the most capable, of then
partzans-those who labor most-alked and spoke, anc
sung most' Do honest-minded men purify Govern
ment by turning out noisy partzan and putting II
another still more noisy-a pe-player-a yarn fur
nisher-a wildcat Bank maker-a oetrayer Of the con
fdence of the people, DO the Wings of this city
even SO much expect quiet men of great capacity,
high moral worth, and of long standing to be appoint
ed to Office in Missouri Or rather have they not ar
abiding conviction resting upon their minds that thu