The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

.irfu.HSs IN FgssGnsI ( ant suek move
HsuIs xkiie his Adminlssrsisaa lasssd
Mr.. Webster and al sfs gisr him III FRO
psr asuranrss upnn Ikis print.
The Prrssdent IIossll . sspiisl al
,kfa.n Jm,I;'cHs. " d.iisp ~ould be ssfi.
eirat.
Ansmr. ne sid. uss imrortaLt. What
should q bss fisrai Insfifufs Mould 10.
I. wss ohjss'ed %. ard lie nsme u Fir
rof Bank preferred by : member u he
.Cablnei. He &c, Led hat ,l.eEe ass .
great del in = name. sud lie did nnl wish
Ihs sord bank 10 sppS.r IN lie bal.
The President tirn inqnuied IL he wss
understood. lie said Ihrse mun be 40
misundsrsiapJia OI ~hai be rropased q
do. Addressing himseI In Dir. EpIrg. he
ssked hin if he Lhasght he BRierslaad
his views fully. NJ. EwinR undertook
10 rsespitsla'e. lie understood The Pres.
idehl IN hare no objeesion n bank ~ shs
D,su,ci of coisabia. with osicss az die.
cunt and drpn.ns ia he States. With .kelI
assent. TIE Pfrsideni intercepted him
shrapay. by saying he did NOT understand
him 81 all: he vas rot wiling 90 sahelian
sav slch bank. lsndersloDd Lis otjssiion
10 be toIhe pos er 81 local discount lsup-
posed Mr.. Ewi,g intended &. say iha. be
understood he President had no c0nsfi
fnfiOnai objections 10 such bahk. Mr..
Esiaa. haweser. ~Ith"ui explaining.
went On 10 saw. that be now undrIslood
the presilenl 10 have M ohiscuon la .
bank in the District Of columhis, ~ilh tie
poser 30 issue is miles. receive moEeys
on deposIte. with offices "r agencies In The
Stairs, having The privilege. ~nhouI lI.eir
assent. Of drslIrg in bills of exchange
dr.un in anr State az TeriIinry and made
parable IN ano,h. slate or territ"ry al The
Unian. aud in bills between The United
Sites aad fareign states or nations.
The President ss,d he was then un-
der-ta,d. lie requested Mr.. Webs.er
pIriicnI.rIy t. communicate with The
gentlemen who had waited upon him that
norrlng. and f. lie, them know The con-
elusiaas 10 which he had rame. lie al
so reqaesed Mr.. Ewing 10 AID in citing
the subject prsprriy belase Congress.
lie requested ina, they would take care
not 10 coann h,m sy What they sad 10
inembers Of Congress to any intention
10 die.sIe 10 cosgIess. They might rx-
pres. their Confidence and beIieflhat such
q bill IS had jus, been seIes.lupun would
rsreive his ssuelion; but il should be as
matter Of reference from his Veto Mrs-
sage and general sieSs. tie Ilinughi lie
might pquest that the measure silasl !
be put into Ihe haids of some friend cf
h,s own upon whom he could RELY. Mr..
Sergeant vas named, aud he expressed
himself satisfied that he should have
charge Of il, Tie also expressed a wish
Ia see the bill befare II Mas presented 10
ihe uouse. II IL rosId be 50 managed.
I tliep sid. addressing myself TO
Msssrs. Webster aud Ewing. ma, no time
gag lobe last 10 communicating With gen
semen Of Congress: that here was danger
ths, Mr. Ewing's ball would be taken up
and reported To The IIouse ImmedIa,sly
-i,sr me bill vas cent bsrk 10 the Senate
viii Inc Pre.,Jen,'s obj-euoas va, dis
posed ol.
As the me@b-rs Of the Cabinet rose Cd
depart, or just before. The PresIden, re-
Qsesisa Msssrs wsbsrr md Ewing. as
thry had turned their attention. muIe par
tleuIarly To The suffice. 10 furnish him
with s'ii'en arguments upon the poasis
ihsy h.d been discussing. lie wsnied
Ihrm 4" Inrtify his own opinI"a, anil 10
! y up fvr iu,ure reference.
JOHN BELL.
Washington, Sept. 20 Isai