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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
BANK OF MoNTpELlER-(NEw. )

At meeting Of the stockholders Of the new
bank, holden on Tuesday last, the following nam
ed gentlemen wore elected Directors with much u
nonimity-the highest scattering vote being So out
Of about 400.
THOMAS REED,
ELISHA p. JEwETr,
r.. Il. KEITH,
ISAIAH SILVER,
JAMES r. LANopoN'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
JOHN HUNTREss. JR 5 ESTATE

AT a Probate Court holden Mt the Probate Office in
Danville, in and for the District-of Caledonia
on the 25th day of January A. ID. lS4i, @
EDMUND lIALLET, Administrator orthe Estate
of JOHN tiUSTREss, lntc of ST. Johnsbury deceased
presents his account of admnstratoa aaainst SAID
Estate for allowance w heroupon it is ordered by
said Court that said Adm illustrator notify all per
sons concerned, 10 appear at the Probate Office in
Dapville aforesaid, on the last Thursday of Febru,
airy, "A. ID. lo4l and object to the allowance Of
said account, fthey see cause, by publishing copy
Of the record Of this order three weeks successive
- in the Caedonian, a newspaper printed nj said
ST, Johnsbury o.tf tT
Attest. SAa!'L p. NiATFOCKS. Judge
- tzH A true copy of record, 1S3w3.
Attest, SAM'L b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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STATE or VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, as.
At Probate Court holden at Danvle within and
for the District of Caledonia, on The 25th day Of
January, A d. 1871
NNTliEREAS MARY WING Guardian Of
Wv WiLLARDC. WING. CAROLINE A.
WING, JOHN "A WING, ROSWELL w WING
aud CYRUS L. WING. minors, has made applica.
ZION 10 this court, representing that said minors
seized OF certa in real estate said Lyndon, des
cribed follows. viz being part of the home farm
Of the late Enoch Wing, lying the westerly
side of The road leading from Chamberin's Mills
by f. w. Carpenters, and opposite 10 the dwelling
house on said home iarrn and containing abou, SIX
acres and that it will be conducive the interest
of her wards 20 sell the above described land for
tho purpose Of putting The proceeds Of said sale at
interest, and praying the eaprt TO grant her license
to sell and convey the FOR The purpose afore-
said 1t is therefore ordered by the court, that all
persons interested he notified that said application
will come before the Court for hoa, ing and decis
ion on the 18th day of February next at the Pro
bate Office in said Danviils, by publishing a copy
of this order three weeks successvely in The Gale
DOMAIN, newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in
said District, previous 10 said 18Th day of February
Attest, SAMI b MATTOCKS, Judge.
A true cupy, isr 163w3
Attest, SAINT. B. MA'iTOCKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
4 s A /

O. ALT is unusually low in market, and the sub
~ scribers have the pleasure nf informing their
customers and the public, that they have received
and shall receive large quantities of first rate
coarse SALT, which they Will sell for cash at 80
cents per 5ushel, for oats at cent n .puund-
Farmers and others invited 10 call. ~
SHEDD 81 JEWErT.
r st. Johnsbury Plain Jan j lS4i.
N. Is We shall receive prime lot OF
WINTER GOODS and GROCERlE Els Of all kinds.
Those in want of Goods ofany kind are inv tied
to give us n call [l79tll 5. ~ j.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

DUELLING DIR Pelot of Jacksonville, died last
week of the wound received by him in the duel
fought with MI Babcock, lawyer from N. York,
short time since. They met at Cumberland Is
and-duelIing rHes--half ounce balls-distance
IS yards. All the business, we understand, was
from the CONNIE ncement conducted according to
aid. - a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
New bury Sem Hmary

THSHE Spring Term ofths institution will com
a mence on Wednesday the 24th OF February
and continue II weeks under the care of its pres.
ent Principal
Rov. o. c. BAKER
and 3 other male and 2 female teachers. Prica Of
board and tuition usual. Arrangement is made
TO board all in the village no may wish TO attend
the school aud caunot accommodate themselves nj
the Boarding House
LEWIS B. TEBBlTTS Scc'ry for Trustees
VG106ury, u. FEB. 4, 1S4l. ISIw3.
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CaFedonakn County GranBHmar
. G IN 90 l ---Aa H. v m I'll ON.
THE SPRING Y'ERM

NALL con'nence on Wednesday March Sd,
w under ID. q. SCOBEY, A. b.. with thei re-
qusiie assistance. Tho facilities for acquiring a
thorough education, at Ibis Academy, were never
greater than at present, and arc surpassed by no
other IN the vicinity. ',Ha =
LECTURES on Natural Philosophy and Chem.
'stry illustrated by good Apparatus, viii be given
during the term I.t
Teachers and those fitting for College will re.
ceive special attention,
BOARD, Qnclndng wood and washing) 81 so
per week Apply I" Thomas Bartlett Esq. OF the
Principal.
WILLIAM SCALES, JR. Secretary.
Lyndon, 1871. 1S3w4
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BRIGHTON MARKET-F.b. /

From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
At market 800 Beef Cattle, 20 Stores 1850
Sheep. 60 Beef Cattle unsold
PRIcEs-Beet Ca,tle--We quote few extra Sc
%; FIRST quality at So 70 6; second quality $5 S
so; third quality 50 % s..
Sheep--Los were sold at So and 80, and 275
Wethers, 3 rs, %, rs and So
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

GJsGen. Harrison reached Whorlng, Va. ON
Thursday the 2Sr and was rec eived with demon
sIrntons Of profound respcrr Ilo lcl, The same
night for Pittsburgh where hD arrived on Friday,
and was most cordially greeted by tho people,
The cold Granny" continues in excellent health
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
Wanted, al aa.is ssMce.

a > an apprentice 10 the printing business, a
IN healthy young man, OF industrious and regu-
lar habits L" such an one: il application be
made soon, good encouragement, WILDE given
Feb. 8, 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

ne'', distributed into corps as ioows;-cavalrv,
,72S; artillery, 2,9I2 iniantry, 35,3os; light in
faniry,4,SS riAomen, 2206
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
HlNFEHs WI "A sa ",
For The Treatment of Hernia, or Rupture, ana
Analogous Diseases,
II q q Nc q Il D. ". FL.

q TERNIA is here treated on the principle laid
IL T. down by DR. CHASE of philadelphia, in his
Trear Use on The Radical Cure of the disease, and
as more fully exempliied and recommended in the
Repcrt on the suhjec, by the committee of the
Philadelphia Medical Society. h ,,F.r
Tho perfect retention of the bowel is euaran iced
in all cases ofreduci1te Hernia and radical cure
may DO expected except in cases of long standing
IN very aged people. $3.50, a
THOMAS CIlADBoURNE,, NJ. d.
Concord, N. Il. l1Im3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

AN AFFLICTED FAMILY,-Ahout ihree months
ago, sober and industrious man, a mechanic, by
the name of Spencer Wight, from Long Island, &
who has been employed ut the coach and wagon
manu- factory of w. G. Townsend, Manchester
where lie worked for about FIVE years, took sick
and he aud bis child both died. A short time ago
his wife anc four children took sick ofthe measles
and two children ant. his wife have died within
few days, the wife being broken hearted with her
troubles. The only surviving mombers of the fam
lily, the younges, child, quite babe, and the oldest
child, smart little boy of eight years of ago have
been taken into The of the ladies' and the no.
BILE Orphans Asylum in Allegany city. The work
men about Mr. rownsend's factory generously col
lected 500 TO decently bury and pay the family ex
penses, and every thing that humanity and philan.
lhropy could do, has been done for this afflicted
family,
The maiden name of Mrs. Wight was Elizabeth
Doyle from the State of Vermont.
The papers of New York and that Slate ARE ro,
quesied TO copy this notice, to meet the ces of the
relations of the family - atsJurg Lnteihgencc,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
q 90 Go 9 X 5.

YEyI T. subscriber, long known in Caledonia
Il County Clock Maker, has recently 70.
ceived an addition 10 his assortment OF CLOCKS,
and is nav prepared to furnish the public with bet
ter Mahogany cased s ,..-4
w OGDEN CLOCKS
than be purchased Of any one else IN this State.
Mr. G. w. PAYNE, of Lyndon, is constantly
supplied by the subscriber, and ull Ell ciss sold by
him The best kind Of clocks, will be guaranteed
as such, by O. r.. FYLER :.
hraoiord, Jan. 10, 1871 lS2w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
~ A4 @RA @yg@a

In Cabot, by Rev MIR Stone, Mr. Joseph Graf
fam, Of Liuleton n. IL. 10 Miss Abigail II Rus
sell, of G..
In Fairfax, MIR George w. Blake, of Milton, to
Miss Rebecca King, OFF.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
IT o 4. $ ale.

r or s a &c.
4 GOOD WHEELWRl6aiT SHOP, we'll situa
kAted for misunderstanding three Stories second
story finished for we'ling--lower part FOR ashop,
which contains circular saw, upright saw, Dor
ing and tenanting, and water power sufficient TO
carry them. ANY wishing TO purchase have
the above reasonable terms; enquire Of the SUBJ
serber JOSEPH WHEELOCK
Coventry Falls, Oct. %, 1910. 170tE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
From The Rochester Daily Adv Extra, Jan30.
THE MCLEOD AFFAIR.

by the following letter, from highly rrspecta
ble gentleman in Lockport, il will be seeniha Me-.
Leod is in for trinl lnst no' Is it likely that n.
NY further efforts to bail him, will rocsye any con
sideraton. What is stated below mny 10 in pci.
lY relied on.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
Writing ERaES--Asame and Black.

III w and Supe rior Blue Writing Fluid i'm
L small and large hotles-also Currier d. Halls
black writing fluid, may be obtained ut the Caedo-
MAN otico-hyiho single boteor in large quantities.
The blue ink is of the manufacture oil Mcssrs
Currier d Hall, and superior 10 any eyer made or
sold in tho United States. .-4
Oct. 26, 1870. 1889
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

CAPTURE or SLAYER. From n letter in the
Gew York Commercial Advertiser dated ST. Croix,
Dec. 30, we learn that an English brig had captur.
ed SLAYER in the vicinity of Porto Rico, loaded
with negroes from TO IL years OF age The ssa-
yer belonged to Spannrd in Porto Rico, whose
loss. it is said, will be $6O,0O0 The letter adds
"the brig has Just fred salute, which has been
answered from the fort, and he is departing for
Porto Rico, whence tho SLAYER will be sent to Hn.
vano, where suppose these unfortunate creatures
will be apprenticed 10 Spanish masters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
Lnckpolt, THURSDAY night. }
January -, lS4I.


r. ii. HAyATT, Esq-sir An at'empthas been
made To bail Mcleod. The amount OF the required
bail, So, 900, was placed IN the hands oftwo orour
citizens yesterday, and they put their names 10 the
bond Considerable public excitement was tie con
sequence; a public meeting assembled at the
Cont House last evening and adJonrned over until
today. Up 10 the period Of reasscmbling, the or
der for his release had not been served upon the
Sheriff ..
committee Of tho meeting waited upon of
the bondsmen and upon their invitation he went
before the meeting, -stated the motives that Ind
induced him to sign tho bond, the ordinary ones in
such cases; but signiied his Willingness TO have
the proceedings rescinded inasmuch as the popu
lar sentiment was so manifestly against his being
admitted TO bail The whole proceeding was nc
cordngiy rescinded, and Mcleod remains in Gus to
dy.
Mr. Wells, the owner Of the Coioine, has sued
him for private damages the writ WIS served while
the meeting was in session. The amount OF bnil
required upon that process is So 900 His case will
be bIought before the Grand Jury week after next
lfindicted, his trial will probably be held in March
Two circumstances have contributed much to raise
excitement upon The subject, and induce The gener
al belief that The Ubjeci is 30 escape trial. The
attempt TO bail him the period Of his iTi
al, and The fact that the first security offered from
Canada was colonial bond or post noto officially
signed.
The transactions of yesterday and today, have pro
duced considerable conmoiion with us-The me et
ing though orderly, and disposed respect the
law and It's ministers, exhibited strong feelings Of
disapprobatou in relation 10 the admission of bail
All Is now however quiet again. Yours, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

~ The public generally may not be aware tina,
number Of Banks are closing their concerns, and
after certain period their bills will cease to be re-.
deemed. We refer TO tho Fulton. Commercial, A.
merican, Hancock, Kby and Oriental Banks al,
Boston; Norfolk at Roxbury; Middlesex ul Cam
bridge; Winsor at Windsor; Montpelier at Mont.
peer; East Bridgewater at Bridgewater We
therefore recommend to The public to forward for
payment what bills they may have of.hosa Banks,
before the time expires Boston .7tlaS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

IMPORTANT News FROM ENGLANp.-The Lon.
don Court Journal gives "thring descrip ton
Of her Majesty journey from Buckingham palace
to Windsor 1t states the highly important fact,
TINT in the carriage which followed next to the
Queens but one, were tho Princess Royal, two
nurses, and the rocker (Allss Whiting, who has
just received her tppointment,) with the royal cot
The royal infant slept during nearly the sohoie Of
tie journey!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

THE N. E. BOUNDARY. Governor Davis of Mas
sachusetts, sent message to tho Legislature, on
Friday, accompanying resolution of the l.ogsla-
ture of Maine, in which he expresses his fears
that there is no disposition on the part of Great
Britain to settle this long disputed question. in re-
gard To which the terms of the treaty of S3 are
plain aud Ineligible.
EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. The Prov idunce
Journal states that explosion occurred IN the In
on Friday, by which person, named Cordolia
N. Buxton, lost her lie and several others were
seriously injured The building was destroyed
loss $4,000 or $l0,0e0-v-no insurance
Flour at Cincinnati on the 2ls,,$3,50 from mills
Hogs $751; to 3,75 per cwt.
The House Of Representatives of Massachusetts
have rejected, by sixty majority, the bill To repeal
the law forbiddng ntermarriage between individu-
ais of certain races.
BRAZIL TEAS "A number Of planters of Brazil
have commenced the cultivation of ,ea-the quail.
" go far as forwarded to London is said to be e.
quail with the best China !eas--the Inter being
cheaper than the former, as the present manu-
factured.
Amongst the legacles which HE present admin
istration will leave that Of General tarrison is
considerable debt, in due bills, issued 10 Elaborers
on public works, and made payable utter the 4th
Of March. These due bills have been issued with.
out any authority of law ana no provision has been
made for their payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21
-~usAa - p=-a.,~,-.s
y ~ Ees nf EtAE ~ n ~ 81

WILL attend at Washington to the prosecution
" o claims before the Departments. In alt,a.
eS' when case Is placed in his hands it, must
ot accompanied by free proporlioned to the char.
acier oI the business, and subec 10 The usual per.
cenInm, on the amount OF clam when finally adias-
cd No letters viii be taken rom the Post Office
naess he postage IS pald.-For tie present 1T.
Ter, must be directed 10 him at Pi5eyBc Nd, vi ich
% three hours ride from the CITY.
Persons are authorized 10 refer ia the Hon AL.
bert g. Brown, and Hon. Jacob Thompson. MIS- /;
To tie Hon. Dixon Ii. Lewis. and Hon. Reuben
Chapman, Of Ala; 10 the lion. VIM. S. Fulton.
aud c. A. Harris Esquire, OF Arkansas; Col. Breed.
love- and George WnHman, Esquire Of New.Or-
cans Hehe14t Cal, Dr. Chares Byrne, Gen. Her.
naodez, and Hon c. Downing. Florida. lndrp Iyer-
SON. and David Goishtly Esq; Of Columbus, leo.
ga; Alfred v Scoot, ana John Henly. Esouires OF
Mopgomefy. Alabama; and to Major r. B, Lee.
Y. $ A, 81. Louis, Missouri.
WaSRlys77v, March ,5ih. is4. 4s-tC ?
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21
Runaway.

ENRGM the subscriber living in Kinds county NJ
T. Negro maa named Alfred. He is ab,ui six
feet high, black complexion, twenty two or three
years old, quite likely ana smart. He IS aiming 10
pet te Georgia lie formerly belonged 10 john Far
chis Of Huis comfy,
wal give siberia reward lor him, II taken on
and edged I" any jan SO that can get nm or one
Hundred Dollars ii delivered TO me IN finds co,,nf,,
MISS WV. DAVIS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21

S'''t4 St'' j $50 re
Commit IN. f." N county '. |
t-sira
0't- a'. .a -
''.-.'
ssaEa. ass. 5,e .ssr51Ur.s# 1h, Hai on aaeH
a1.''. emp ''H ', A. u5Hpfs lax.
s'. ~
+ tommHe 70 lHc "a %. Warren 90 a'yr nl ..e
i l3ia day n Ja.s' 1871 5s runaway, negro man
i E.7 a1" BOD o'' says "e "4eF .o
+ David oH.- ' NI.asnH county mississippi.
s. O.e@ 'LHIaA''", Stout Trade
Oh years d a-. asH tr. Ha.e a.t1, Dad uH
ruea committed, 6a.ioa pl..s qoI ,.,..,.
G. ". NORRIS Ja.ar.
J'E u"
COMMITTED H Ole A-ai Warren county. ON iAe
SON day oi Ja.y isii asa runaway, negro mfa
wb1 calls himself 1Alp' an1 eggs i'1t he belongs
20 PsF'on s4n'.c1ad of M1 laon county, living
near Canton. sldneEro s OF e. aHk COMO s.7n,
.''H. u1te about 20 years oi are 3 i.ei or ,
inches H9h. bad "H when comm u .1 black .af a3',
aIN cas".jl pants maL. ...,s E..., Cotton .I'It
Committed IT, ilI IT Warren county, On lae
-s.hdaF otIa.v lsll,as rial"1ya mgr. man
hN Hemme q olLPhENt aad wh' aW hs Pcs
longs % Nl"m Denton 81 louisiana, .H0t 4h
m...s above Sow Orleans. on tAe coast, 10 ne'
above 'Ue 'tfa CLUTCH ot'd negro u 40. 70 aafE
copper comp 'f s'a"i "N.. n Fra1s OFF 'Er. D
Iett HrNcs hItH, Dad #1 when cn.u#I.i s.f4"
Oal .Hp.a cot " pant. al. sHf.
g. T" +t"''iiar Ja'f.
JoE 81.
Committed 10 i1# Q. Albums comfy, o. fun-
away, oa jHs l1.h ni hurh lSlI q negro buy
ca.i'ot PMS name PEl ER ami says De b.onts 60
Mr a.91fIec living on te Coast n.lr BIy11 sara.
N'ia h.3"l e .gai black e1,af, Ier' htHe,
m1a' @Jare h"' hcaIpt prominent feature. has
cure ms1 breast ids p crop ON ln' TOP OF The
rg0t car hao "u par q. white I"'n pants, ard
.Ilpsd 'mHHd' .nIl ana ".I s.ia" ha', ana about
~ years ~ HTa'
: B IJISON, Ja'or.
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The United ststs. No.
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s"a .-'.oz ~ leru ID S.rva. g.-.-..r IS,
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4-@..A ii PIE cos. -tfst .s..- g. ca
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'ttAee' ' >sc5aa >a7a" Rra he -. Na#
'.'"-' r'esettH 81 IT, reversed -....... -t
The '"' great FarHe4a. Tie co.r.-. --..- PISS
I'D r.g' 10 TIE posses oa cltlc -s.--
..''a. government. By Tie sltraartr,... y.
IS''.o".a &"ra Iae pas. .-w uuarEs E.. l".;
GU '..~.s . produced .0 Ne history sr '.as.e
''9'ia ca eglatta TO test severely h.aH ~ f'.s.
'e'ee ana iAgd value. A. thc lrgfts.... ..ts.
struggles winch have so deeply c.s,a...
n.y. Tor the restoration oft. -ayerrrs.-. .'' s'.1
Iag5'E ID IS practice, with the original IA. tzf
Haeh q. vas lGscd, we SUDDEN. f-5 NJ s'sa
..,4"." oi imminent jeopardy, ovu#r,a..'
10 oa regarded as already lost. TleTla IS a-
lAa pest 'lfee lttsdlU,ia. terms .>tgh
1 again again lave we to % tfrour#5 tf.- -'s4s.i
iona. discussion which ve bad sra75..i %. e
and terminated on The vla cr,s..n
iae desarIes ol The Republic through r,. '..o,.s2
. .ugrg wears. -''-'a.s..t
In %. contest the Democratic g,.s.r.-.
,"PE lao stme position Jhttu his eg,rr... .,s.'
% W. combat with oil. the ergrr. b, ,.,''..
DOB defence Of Ucri.h,s Of tlc p.or.a .r....
ana sturdy resistance ri e4ery rs-tr-H !. @
| paAcy animated hg lie caHsauasr4z
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-, Ma ~ - ~ ~ SIS ~ " IS.

Lar OF EGECTEA MoNEoA HI' r.t.-lrs
TEAS located himself permanently Of - ~ no.
NJ, where be VIII etend 10 ~ cases I" .I..i u.
e-Ego7 Mr. L. faiters himself that WIN e. - !.
Ieuiion 10 Ills brsneee ihat lie VIII merit ''-
public patronage. He can be lonnd o. ." n f,21
lis cfice in Msrket srce' n2po'he no ~
Ofc-
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WA<nNaroy CRY April 20 ts4I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-14

Richmond He voted against the resolutions dec iarng
that Congress ought to distribute the proceeds OF 'he
public lands amongst the States. Buyly, omith OF
Gloucester, and Chopper, were the only wings III 'ne
Legislature that voted against distribution: some Oh
the Democrats voted for the resolutions TINS IS one
Of the consolidating doctrines ever
Chopper opposed it, he had done all Federal mea-
sures.
81 am surprised TO see that the Enquirer or any one
for an Instant supposes MIR. f,Ves ~ouiu so.e ior
Bank and. as TO Mr.. Archer, he IS bound 10 vote
against Il I kno,o that he could not possibly have
hee ,ec,ed had Il been supposed that he would, under
| any circumstances, go for BANK.
lin the meeting, held the night before The election,
Mr. Cronnar offered a resolution, that it was inexp
dent n elect Bank man and several Wings deter
mined moi 10 vote under any circumstances, tor any
ono vbo believed Bank constitutional. You will re-
member that one vote elected Archer, and that MIR.
Cronper could have defeated his election, which he
would have DONE had he not been assured by Mr. Gre
oorv. that Mr. Acher was, TO his knowledge, opposed
10 Bank, upon constitutional grounds Chopper sta
ted in the Legislature, that he voted for Mr. Archer
with the express understanding and assurance that he
| would ro against Bank. Mr. Archer knows that he
could not have been elected fit had been thought that
he would by word, act, deed, favor the establish
mont of United States Bank. If thought he would
vote for Bank at the called session, should like to
see the Legislature called and Senators instruct ted
TO vote against Bank But have fears that either
of them will vote for Bank II is impossble-they
would periure themselves. 1t is impossible that Tyler
can sign Bank charter. Do you remember his letter
to the Henrco Committee | cannot, for moment,
doubt that he will veto Bank If he does he will be
the most popular President since the days of Washing
ton Should he sign the charter in three years, he
will be unpopular than Johnny Q. or his father