Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29

more, Henry IL. Barrow, A. NJ. Lawrence, Canipnei
P. White, Saul Alley, Ogden, Waddinglon Il Co, 81
las Wood, WIN. Nelson, Maitland, Kennedy ~ 20,
De Rham y Moore, Eli Hart, J. |. Boyd Moses 1ay-
lor, &. H. Raberg, Bache NJ Evers, L. H. Nicoll, Da-
MEL Trimble h. l., Woolley, Jno D. Van Bueren' IN.
II. Rowland, james Lee & Co, VIM. Chamberlain a.
P. Pilot, John l.. H. McCrackcn, William BANKS
"Those voting in favor OF Bank we're - a.
"lsaac Carow, James G. King, T. Graves uooa""e
* Co, Heekschers X Co, Boornan y Johnstoh' 'o"h
~ Stevens, and thirty others.
"rhose voting against the Bank arc the regua nrf
chants who look only for steady currency ana Tree
trade wherein each man stands his own resources
and the current of bus left tree from The interer
ence of corporations. Those voting IN FAVOR oil 'hr
Bank are they who expect to derive some direct ad
vantage from the control and back door interest IN Tue
concern King Goodhue and Stevens are the agents
of the bouse of Barring 4 Co., London, through whohi
tho immense muss of stocks TO be created are to come
upon the London market. For, notwithstanding the
wndde in the report about protecting American nte-
ras,. from the assaults of the Bank OF England by
means Of a National Bank, the money to start that
Rank must be borrowed in London. The London ca
palists with their agents here ure at work mail d.
| rections urging the accumulation OF DEBT apo Inc
Of securities, with view to piundrrih Inc
producers Of this country. Clay and the bank Clique
are playing their hands with great vgor and et-
feet.
A word as TO Mr. Ewing's scheme, that was SO cum
ninoly contriyed to get around the Constitution MI
CLAW demonstrates in his last Report that the assent Of
the States to the establishment of branches in their Dor
ders cannot make it constitutional. So said Mr.. Mad-
son substantially in his celebrated Veto on the
Bonus Bill, March 3, 1917. He lays it down,
that sif general Porer TO construct roads and
canals with the train OF powers incident thereto
be not possessed by Congress, the assent. of the
States cannot confer tie pocsr We have said
that argument of the Madisonan new as It Is
outre Ii extraordinary attempt to make the "Dis
lrict Clause, aud the State "Compact Clause generate
between them a new and alarming principles to csta-
bsh Banks in the District and thence into the States
Where is the Limitation TO the new powers which might
in like manner be engendered from THIS mons'fnus COM
bina,ion If the power establish Banks be thus pro-
duced, where is the stopping point What may not
not be done by similar usurpation Law oil Con
uress and the assent of SINGLE State may engrait
new powers upon the Constitution, which were never
designed-nay, were positively denied by ITS au.
thors But though the argument is TO us Us original
az il is alarming, vet aware that this not the
first time tina, the proposition has been made 10 es-
tablish great Bank IN the District, and thence 10
fronsfuse branches the States One proposed by
Mr. Love in 1910 but it met with little coun'enance,
at that time il was codly reported by Select Commit
tee and was soon superadded by bill TO revive the old
i Rank \ reportcd by the Committee Of Ways and
Means a scheme to establish National Bank in the
District was also proposed in February, 1874; and
Branches were suggested, but were never seriously
brourht before the House. This notable scheme
again OVERLAND by the plan Of Bank Of the old sor-ds
pensiny with all application the part Of the
States This last scheme soon took the track and won
the race and the second Bank of the United States
| was finally established.
more into the District and Branching scheme at pre-
sent The peremptcry scheme Of MIR. Clay is gong
ahead and, from present indications, may pass both
| Houses Of Congress And is Mr.. Tyler prepared to
arrest its passage, and save the Constitution:
The appointments of the present Cabinet many
of them most odous. Baer, the Blacksmith, whose
honesty has been accused By respectable citizens on
OATH has been rewarded with appointment in a
Land Office part of the Wing press, in that Sec
ton Of the country where ne IS best Known has not
hesated to denounce it boldly. The Columbus Free
man says, "a few more such appointments as this, and
the new administration will find itself the high road
TO blow up.
The removals in New Hampshire have been nu-
merous, and many of the appointments most cxccP-
tionabe. The Concord Patriot says, the gulllotne
has scarcely left single Democratic Postmaster in
Carroll county and far it has understood all the
vacancies have been filled by Aboltioniss. $50 much
for the ntrgues Of Joel Eastman the abolition candi-
date for Congress- and the United States District
Attorney and relative of Daniel Webster the tppcr
Secretary In Sandwich Centre, Col J. Went
worth has been removed, and jeremiah Fur5er rank
Abotonisf, was appointed in his place" Timothy
K. Blaisde has been appointed Postmaster al Haver-
hill. He is furious Abolitionist sDurng many
years. Blaisde has been active in the capacity of Sc
cretary Of the Grafton Abolition Society, in fomentng
and stirring up agitation 10 excite prejudice and hos
tty towards the institutions Of the South. This man
has received Office from Mr.. Tylers administration
Will its supporters in the South diyest themselves
of deluson, and see the fact Of the aboltionlsm
of Granger, and the favor extended to Il by Webster
The {. Patriot says, alt is believed that many OF the
administration Senators from the South will opposethe
confirmation Of the A5otonists Gen. Wilson and 10.
ell Eastman Of this State the first Surveyor General
of Wisconsin and Iowa, and the latter as District
Attorney of New Hampshire. How they do other
wise honest, consistent men, Who introduced VIII
son and Eastman to the good graces Of MIR. Tyler:
- tn ond
explanation of the Cabinet. They have right 10 know
from Mr. Tyler how il is, that influences denounced by
him again and again, naign and destructive to South
Institutions nourished by the actions OF the Exc.
cutive Of the Union; that Aboonsm outraged and
patronzed by Vice President Tyler, acting as President
4 of the u. s..
"1ze Spots bting dirided'-The Correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot Of Monday is casting the Drama
It's persona OF the Diplomatic line. lie says: " 1t is
now fully ascertained that the Hon. John Sergeant,
member of Congress from the Philadelphia district of
Pennsylvania, is to take the mission London that
the Hon. Daniel Jenfer, member of the last Con-
sress from Mary land, 10 have the mission Austria
and that COL G. S. Todd of Kentucky is to 70 to the
Court of Spain, al Madrid. 'Od kentuck thus You
see for her full share of the spos as she has
now foreign Minister, Charge A flares to Tex
as Governor of Iowa, and the Attorney General of
the IT, S; the latter noble appointment and nccepta
bic all Judge huntington of the patriotic State of
Indiana, goes into the General Land Office at Wash.
lnglon, IN the place OF NnucOIU, the present
cnmbent. P. r. Fendall, Esq has been appointed as
well assured, District Attorney for the District of
Columbia, in place Of Mr.. Key" ''John S Pcndleton,
Esq, of Virginia, is to be the Minister to Russia"
A Washington Correspondent ofthe Richmond Wing
writes on Monday: "The rumor this morning is that
the guiotine is streaming. From Is to 20 victims to
breakfast for the remainder Of the session. will be the
order of the day. This ought TO have been the case
sooner. The party has sufercd-ihe country has suf
fcred, because it not done before much for
Buckingham, we suppose! But the Cabinet had better
take more time TO make its selections. II is some
times obliged to undo what il has DONE For instance
the Postscript to the last Ohio Statesman says:
soln w. Bear Renrored! !!!!!-Mo, ridiculous conduct ut
Washington Already is Mr.. Bear REMOVED fom Office
city this ae'. What does such silly
duct WAS troublesome Nasncton
rrick-a ruse get Ohio him by
a rrlnovap oh. Whggery what mess is here"
The Correspondent of The Wing further saith: at is
said that Mr. Clay will to-day introduce a bill for
Bank-aiferng from that Of Mr.. Ewing in this, that
i the Mother Bank shall establish branches without the