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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
FROM GALE & CHRISTOPHER.

WYNN. DANIELL has Just rec eived \ further sup.
w ply OF ALE n celebrated
PIANO FORTE-, with French Grand Action.-These
Pianos have already, since their arrival, been seen aud
tired 10y several distinguished Amateurs and Professors,
~ q all agree In pTonOunciuE them excellent. As | wish
thcin To he cTHtcizedi in the most open and rigid manner,
all lovers OF Music are invited To call and examine them,
whether purchasers or otherwise.
FROM BACON s. RAVEN.
Also a supply from these manufacturers, better known
In Virgin tor the last twenty years under the title Of Du
bois a Bacon, formerly Dubois ~ SiodaTt.
AntIrsc Pianos are Offer ed Al the New York prices, a
printed list ut which can he seen n the store.
PlANOS SENT WITHOUT RISK TO TIE FUR.
CHASER.
shall make every effort To give satisfaction, aud will
send. when desired, the list of prices TO any part Of Virgi
mia, North ani south Carolina; and uUou tho recent of an
order. forward tho Piano, at my otrH fisk, with an enclns.
ed certificate OF its quality anl pIicc a. agreeing with the
hst-tlus removing all anxiety ~ 10 danger Ia transpara.
It. u, as well as atiDuiing 10 he purchaser, 10y means Uuhe
let OF prices, the assurance of having purchased as well
a. II he had made the selection in person
schools supplied with Music, Guitars, Instruction books,
Primers, and plain Pianos. Of good tone and durability, at
a special reduction.
ns- Aidress-w. DANIEL. Richmond. Va. NO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
CuICKERING a. GILBEETs


THE subscriber - constantly receiving itom the manu-.
Il factories Of C~HlCKERING & I. GILBERT A. co .
IDsion, and offers for sale n large assortment Of Piano
FoTtcs, With all the recent and patented Improvements.
fheIo established reputation of these manufacturers is
the test ELatantre thar the instruments manufactured by
them Viii not be surpassed by any other maker domestic
or ioTcign) IN respect TO durability aui the sweetness. On.
rty aud power nt tone for which these Instruments have
been 50 highly and extensively celebrated. The long *.
pcrieuce Of both Of thcse makers has rcsultei. in some
very important improvements. UAtcly iniIoducc,D which
greatly improves the tone ADD general effect OF the ins;ru-
mems.
The subsC rber feels justified in assuring those who
may be pleased to pLtrOuize this Establishment. that their
expectations will not be disappointed In finding these iu.
stIumenis To be made Of the very best materials and the
moot durable workmanship.
These instruments are $ ~ AZ The manufacturer prices,
packedauis "nt 10 any place within oue hundred .I'Cg OF
Richmond, free 81 cSpens" In the purchasers.
The great demand tor these instruments has induced the
subscriber to establish an a.curs in FhRNNliiE. Prime.
Edward Co. with MIR. A. y. BicLOW, where tIu.c who
wish 10 pure base can get them on tse same terms as OF
the subscriber
AnPIANO FORTEs Sold al either OF these establish.
nents are warranted, AMI n not perfectly satisfactory can
be returned,
10 A liberal discount made TO professors and teachers
10 A large supply Of new and fashionable Music al
WAYS on hand Piano fuues tuned and repaired by Rufus
Morse, whose long experience ia manufacturing entitlcs
him to a share OF patronage. A. =. MADDOX,
uh IL pppositethe Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

u ~ bbls New York City Mess Beef
~ do DO Do prime a.,
lO 10 Batiinrrc No DO
81 DO mess Pork
% 30 prime do
Just received, and for sale hy
ap9 HAsKINS & IIBGv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
FURTHER S%UPpIIE-.

DICTORlAl Illustrations rfUte Woir, with 30 p.coual
Il WuHtrstcns AMI views boz m Holy Land
Bishop MrIvainc uu oxford Divinity
Mcvi'Is sermons. BOZ . vols, new edition
Mac kuiEhtu On The TrisUCs
Utidtrc'4 Family Ivrosfor
AurNouh'a uIrfUuafy
With many oiher valuable school aul misc laucous
Books, just received sud Nr salca
SMELLS Book store.
Having couciuicitn change or close the book buzincss
since the abovc were ordered, they, fCrculcr with M
whole stock OF Huuks, Stationery, &C. Nillht sold AZ fra
cos. ie16 JAMES SMELL.
FAMILY HAMs,#lhavr iug rrstNro Ht13 tuEo
II tUu Hams cured BY John nakeT q Rockingham
county. Fsmiica waning aECod article, can be supplied
By applying 60 the subscTter-who has also on hand,
4o Hsms Of his own curing
m3i-ts AME N. RADCLIFFE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

FRESH SfEiNG DRY GOD
have now Ia store, our entire STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS except a few packages daily expected.
our assortment Is rsTy large add general. OF both Fo-
reign and Domestic Gupis-almost too large we fear for
the lines Lut being well Laid Ia, we are able 10 utIer great
"a iuccmruis Ia purchasers, and We are determined 10 10
So until our stock is greatly reduced
g. 4 J. =. 4 co,
NH IL go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

III a PALMER have iusi received
= liic ot fcttarch.hy Thomas Campbell, ESQ, author "
The Pleasures olIopr,&
CaTylCs Heroes Of History
Democracy in France. hy : Dumas
Lie uf Trrgmsrl tui ofufs brother the Prophet. with a
historical sketch " the shawnee Indians, by Benjamin
Drake
Ten Thousand a GCE. vols
The Settlers NJ Home, by Harriet Marincau
Mas.crmHu Ready. or the Wreck OF the pIcf &c. written
Tor young people. by Captain Maryat
Charles Ml.cy, Nos6 audit iyUl2 81
Also. further supplies OF
GIzrfz Character aud Influence ui Washington
lnri Buirghrus"'s W-TkzIuf Vus, syo
Ru-grs' Poems, illustrated, -TiJutII
C1urhrWs go Hr DO
Mcmrir of MARY 1aur Graham
Lite CfWhbgrt1rcr, - bis sons, enlarged c'it0n. IN 2
yHIa to 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

Come ON the Hi! for Cheap Furniture.
ME have on hand, and are daily manufacturing, ali
~ kinds Of Cabinet Furniture, which we will sell unu.
sualy low for cash. or good acgcpiGnccs
We tuSite nose who want Furniture al a low price 60
give us a call, as we are det"Tmnedto sell 10 suit the times.
4. ID a GO.
J.. \. hlso-Old Furniture repaired, sGd issgn Ia cN.
change for new Please tall corner above Valentine A
Brcedcn's Dry Good Store.
'-3m 4. n. C.& co.
NNOOLsEY's PATENT REFINED SIGARS-A CON
~ slant supply Of Treble and Double Loaf Fiutcd,
Pink and Extra Double Loaf Crushed ani Powdered Su.
gars, from the celebrated mandatory Of WOolsey a
Nuolscy, New York, for sale on liberal terms.
LANCASTER, DENLY n CO,
IN ~ I'm sole AECutsJn Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

AZ a general meeting Of the
sExsDy Stockholders 81 the James River
H---GA, Steamboat COMPANY, held on the
GSJ-S 81 instlnt, the following gentlemen
od1-2SE3Rs were q" elected Directors, viz:
Henry Clarke, Thomas A Rust, WIN Nilsson, Richmond,
WI ~SOuthgdtc, Norfolk; Robert Anderson Williamsburg.
mL " a.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
JIiE Presidcntlni Directors have declared a dividend 81
Il o per cent, which viii be pIiitO the stockholders ON
or after the 18Th instant.
ms { WIN SINTOS, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

HUTLEN 5 EFFERVEsCENr
ApERIENT.
TO Dyspepsia OF indigestion, nervous debility, sitdi.
Il ness, hcaiache,a rtity ot the stomach, habttull cos.
tEehess, cutIneons diseases, govt, gravel, etc, aud much
valued a. a gentle cooling p]uTgatiyc.
ms desirable PREPARATION has received the patronage Of
muny eminent members Of the profession, ami from a Ills
cctnihs putsic, many respectable ani unsolicited tcstimn.
nills OF hs efficacy as a medicine, have been clicurd-
with all tue pleasing qualities OF a glass OF soda wafer, II
pnssessesth the icINr Ecdiciual properties OF the uosi 40.
proved salinous pntgaitvos; Is pleasant to the palate ahl
grateful 10 the stomach.
A supply rccciyedand for salcby
J. II. EuSTACE & Son,
ma23 Three dsors bci,yy rhr n.II -C,y.rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
GnEAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER DAY
O. % % ID -.
SELLING DIFF CHEAP FOR CASH

Ga BARGAINS IN DRY
% % ID -.
SELLING OFF CHEAP FOR CASH.
JuNE, 1871.
a. II kINs will sell bargains in the follow
IL ing Goo,ts, ~ wholesale or retail -
1 case plaii CsICOes. handsome summer sfyie-rescm.
bling Mouse!lGc lie Laines-at the unparalleled low price
of ~ cents
10 cases OF Calcoes, all yjes, from ), G,s, 10, I2A, 10, ~
and > cts-ucw pai,rns
ltntsnns Lawns, fancy colours, Is CI, 2s 30 aui3
Great bargains IN Hosiery Of all kinds
Very cheap Muslin Cares aud Collars
Large Muslin Canes, worth SO Tor 81 aui l5S
Cheap Muslin Eigiugs aud Inscrtiugs
Lace Goods, ~ every description
Chall, 20 and Muuscialnr de Lanes
Irish Linens, warranted, from - els TO "a u, IS, 3s9l ,is Gd,
Is I'd and sl. Also, a fcw.picces Linens, voIy fine, for
bOspmS
Ma ~ lCshorn ant straw BO1nCa
Cap. meek and bonnet RiLbOu4
Bonnet NTcaihs aud Flowers
Aisn,5 - bales domestic blcacbed and unblcachcd s hirlngs
and ShcctiBEs
Bed Tickings, Apron Checks ani Cotton OznsbuTgs
SCi!n- iorcash only. Persons will find all the above A.
very low pT,ccs. Ie9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, w IN
do w A.

WHIT LEAD, EINSEED OIL, w IN
DOW GLASS, sc.
ENGLlSl White Lead, in Oi. very superior
II Amer can White Lead. In oil
Do TO Dry Nerdgrls, In oil
Chrome GrccuiC Chrome Yellow; Venetian ROD
ltusced Oil spiuts TuTpcuuuc
IupIn NMuish; Crpai Varnish
lithargci Spanish brown
Paint Bu-hcs, together with alaIgc an well assert.
al sock OF window Glass, for sale by
ep p ALEXANDER DUvAL & co.
MURRAH'S FLUID MAGNESIA.
IlIlS mild, safe aud elegant Anti Acid auI Aprricnt, pos.
Il scsscs all the properties OF the MaEncsia In general
use without being liable, like r, to form dangerous con.
cures heart burn, without iuiuring the coats Of tho sto.
mach - Soda, Potash, anal their carbonatcs arc known tu
adapted 10 females.
CAUTION.
As protection against dangerous subsiimions or adult
that the label on every bottle win Ice autlrnuc.ird by the
actual signature ~ Sir james Murray, tho Inventor and
Propuctoroi his invaluable medicine For sale.
mA A~LEXANDER DUAL & co.
--LATEST NEWS FROM NEW ORR.
KEEN 4 co have 10y iroufiuc received a few more nj
IN those suncTior FANCY FROCks, which arc too we'll
known IN need any ommcndatou-am which are
French olive, Bottle, Rifle and Polish Green, aud London
Browns
FANCY VESTINGs:
Comprifinr figured and plain satin, Prince Albert Meri.
no, PLAIN Bourazinc, aud many other styles, which VIC arc
al al timCs pleased 10 show uur customers.
PANIALOONSl
4 full assortment ~ Cashmere Gamhtuou, Thibcf. Cloth,
hrIlng, sc together with q good assortment OF Linen
all OF Tho --latest STYLES, AM ~ The lowest prices that they
KEEN 4 Co.
INV Mun street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

These articles sfc substantial In every respect. and are
offered Tor sale upon terms fair aud moderate, iuasmuch
a. % ts no pauoi The object oftnc original institution 81 The
csabhshmcni Co make % money making conccrn-but IL
90 TIE manufacture Of useful and necessary articles, h can
assist ~ dciraNlng he Indispensable charges 10 will be
much gained both for rs humanity dui gu'y. Persons
wishing ~ buy such rsois, arc requested 10 call and cI
anime the simIlcs now ofctcIiorsalc
isl & PEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHARLES STEBuINs,

STEBuINs,
III street, ShockOe Hill, opposite Swan Tavern,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QuEENSWARE
AM now IN receipt Of my entire Aock 81 spring Goods,
Il aud would invite the attention Of merchants iIom the
country a. well as the city trade, Most Ut my patterns Of
Ear'henwaIe are entirely new, AMI my stack of GLASS Is
Ncty extensive. ALI f which are offered on The most lbe.
raj terms tor cash or to punCtual customcrs.
Particular attention paidt to packing. ap22
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

I'VE MO BENEVOLENT SOCIETY womb ..n me
at'enton Of purchasers TO their sock OF ready msJs
Ilotlih@' atlhe Depository, Corner af Locust AUey and =
street. below the New Exchange, where they nave con.
sIanty great variety Of scasoalble Goods, at prices that
cannot tail 10 be ltiSfactOTy.
ALSO,
cutting and making done in the bes; possible manner. n
a sN"Tt Hotice. Manufacturers aud others will find II 81,
lhrtr interest to Taironisc Ais institution, as well as aiiing
a Charitable objrct. TSSis
RoILEks ~MACNESlAN APERIENT POWDER
- EE-Observe. that the preparsris nam. and 49,
tn"nis bai!cI' Chemist, (, C~heapside, corner of 81,
" L2nion,' are princeton the Labels which are al
hume ""'" &C
a supply Of The above article just received.
A~LENANDER DUVAL & co.
"T Corner NJ T. anal Igh ais
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

EHE subscriber has on hand. at his nanpfsctory besf
shstel, 2IcHed ami nlain Saddles; common Saddles:
al htHls oiC"ach, Bdrouche and Sulkey harness; besf l.ri
,.i ~SiI so!dered surrup Irons; Curb ami snstfie Bins: bsst
LHElsh and American Bride Leaiher and MartingaIes, ali
lHaInes oI Coach, sulkey end Riding Whips; CaTrysii
mo MGson Gear Of every description, which he will sell
AZ th" lowest prices. Persons in want OF articles in tbs
ine HE goods. I'd"
H2 ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
ALSO,
A few superior vIOILSs
BUTLER $ EFFERvEsCESr
MAG ESIAN ApERIENT.

Together with a large assortment Of Note Books, or Col.
lection ut Psalm and lynn Tunes generally used in
ChuTches anu snging Sclnols. by various authors. M
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
NEW SERIEs.-VOL. II. NO. 9.

cd by tue Representatives Of The STATES
and the people. rejected by you as Presi.
dent, 90 grounds having no origin in
conscience. and no reference 10 the pub
Tic good. The rejection Of this meas.
ufe, 100, continues the purse with the
sword i1 the hands Of the Executive;
from which we slrovs 70 wrest it, in the
contest which elevated your predecessor
and yon TO power. | cannot concur in
this your course Of policy. In or out Of
Jffice my opinjoa5 remain unchanged. I
cannot abandon the principles, for
which, during all my political career. I
have struggled; especially | cannot bo
one Of the instruments by which the Ex.
eiu'ive wislds these combined, accumu.
lated and dangerous powers.
These, sir, are the reasons for the i'm.
poriant step which | have felt it my duty
10 take, and submit them as its jastI6.
cation.
am, very respectfully, yours,
7. EWING.
To TIE PRESIDENT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
RESCUE OF McLE.

A correspondent of the New York Am.
erican, writing from WhitesbDrjlgh the
lst instant, gives an account Of threats
10 rescue Mcleod, and of lhe measures
adop'ed to Illustrate the attempt. lnlOr.
malion Of the threats, and Of the danger
had been forwarded from high authority
at Washington and Albany, 10 lh3 Sheriff
Of Oneida county, VINO had McLsod in
custody. H' has urg4nizsd an effective
night patrol. GovernnrSsward has been
at WhiteshO'ough and au'hnrzsd a more
effective organzlt;on, including a NUM-
ber Of military cOmplhes from U.ica.--
There is also corps d. reserve OF I'D
citizens, furnished with arms aa1 4mnI.
milton by the State, ready at m3ment'I
warning though war does not aclntlIy
exist, 'some Of Ihs pomp and crcum.
stances Of it is presented" in he loT1;
the quiet of the citizen is broken; and
she $ awlked at m inight by the chaI-
lenge OF the parol,and the treed ormsn."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28

10 meet the otherwise unanswerabIe ar.
gument founded upon the recorded fact
of the refusal OF The convention TO grant
this power, it was urged by the federal
school that in constituting the Coustitu-
ton, they were not to be controlled by
The intention of the Convention which
framed, and the people who adopted it,
but were at full liberty to put upon it any
Interpretation which the words of the in
SlTument would, in their opinion, justify.
A better device to strengthen this heresy,
so anti.republlcan in itS character, aud
80 destructive of the just rights of the
people, could not well have been conceiv-
ed than that which is to be found in the
phraseoloRy ofihe second bill.
1t would doubtless have been eminent
y advantageous TO the country if there
had also been 4 concurrence of senii-
ment between the Chief Magistrate and
your Convention in respect to the Inde-
pendent Treasury, and other important
measures which have been acted upon by
the Two Houses at the present session.
But in expressing their appreciation of
the good which he has done, and liz re-
garding with indu lgence his conduct up
on points in relation to which the con
Venton differs from him, its members
have only given effect TO the principles by
which the democracy of the United States
have ever been governed. Every public
servant whose intentions are pure, can
always rely upon receiving at their hands
respect for his motives and Just credit for
his acts, whatever may be the character
of their political relations with him, and
however much they may differ from him
in other respects.
For The avowOl ofapprobation, respect
and regard which you have communiCa-
ted to me in behalf of the Convention, /
return my sincere acknowledgements, and
am, gentlemen, with unfeigned thanks
for the friendly spirit in which you have
discharged the duty assigned you, very
sincerely your friend and obedient ser
want.
NJ. VAN buren,.
To GARR1T GILBERT, ESQ. President,
and EDWARD PATTERSON, Esq, SScreta-
ry Of the Convention.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28

MEANS AND EyDs.-"As in the steam
enpne the mos; wlndtous and valuable
paris of tie machinery are those which
escape the notice Of the casual vlsI'er'
50 in the administration of pubic affairs
The greatest merits Of The statesman are
those which escape the COgnizlnce OF
the generality Ofmankind, Men are Sc
d, zzied by The mightiness of The powers
evoked, that they pay little regard 10 their
lime. a great war producing small re-.
suIls is more likely TO be popular, than
a small war producing great results
An express revelation was necessary to
teach tie propheI that God was neither
in the wind, nor in the earthquake, nor
IN the FIRE, but in The still small voice."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28

War bctpeen Texas and Msr:co-
The Secretary of war OF Texas, has writ
en- a letter, dated Austin, ,l4th July, lS41
in which the following language is used:
ave, therefore. auhorlzs you to assem-
BILE such force as you can command, for
The expulsion of the enemy, regarded the
war as fairly opened by this late ou rage
by the Mexican forces. Volunteers TO
any number necessary for the accomplish
ment Of this object, we authOriza y1u to
call Out.-Cia. Gaz.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
Nr. Van Buren's Reply.
KINpRRHooK, SepI. 4, l8.

KINpRRHooE, Sept. 4, ls4l.
Gentlemen:-l have received with
much satisfaction, your letter communl.
eating to me, by the direction Of demo
cratic convention, held in the 9th ward
of the city of New York, a copy OF its
proceedings, in which the conduct of
Mr.. Tyler in placing his veto on the
Fiscal Bank bill, is highly approved,
and the repeal of The Independent Treas
ury system decidedly condemned.
The compliment paid to Mr.. Tyler by
the convention for what he has already
done was we'll deserved, aud if, as there
seems to be good reason to hope, he
shall complete the work so wisely begun,
by Disappearing the bill for the creation
ola Fiscal Corporation, he will be enti-
tied TO the thanks Of the country.
No one can fail to see that the Provis-
ions Of the new charter are not only IN
allrespecis as Objectionable as those OF
the former, but have in addition been
made 10 assume a form ininiteIy Iy more
offensive to a sincere State R ghts man.
That the institution proposed to be es'
tablshed By the first bill would have been
corporation, as much so as that embrac'
cd in the second, is certain. Why then
itmay be asked, was the name changed
from a "Fiscal Bank" to "Fiscal Corpora
tiOn" ifitwere not to meet the ccnstitu
tiohal question more fully in the face
and to assert in broader and less equivo
cal terms the general authority of Con
gress 10 establish Corporations, will
power 10 operate in the StateS9
A grant Of power TO Congress TO es
tablish CorpOrations,w was, il is well known
in express terms refused BY the conven
ton, and the absence of such a powe
was distinctly urged by Mr.. Jefferson
the prominent ground Of his opposition
10 the establishment Of tie firSt bank
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
POUR EFT CONTRA.

Who gave the following sensible toast!
WoMAN.-A mother, she chenshes
and correc,s us; sister, she consults
and counsels US; sweetheart, she co..
ouets and conqners US; a wife, she com.
toIts aud conf1es in us; without her what
would become OF usE
And what crusIy old bachelor gave
This?
WoMAN.-A mother, she scolds and
splnks US; sister. sae tells offend PIN
ches US; wife, she frowus, pouis, frets,
cries, and tormenIs US; without her Whit
would there be to trouble usS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
SHAMEFUL AND PITTIFUL.
To TIE PRESIDENT.

Mr.. McClanahan. who is the NOMINEES
for the House, by the democrats Of Brown
county, visited This city on business, last
winter. Before he left home, a letter OF
package, was left at his house, TO bring
to Mr.. Dunham, the member from that
county. He brought it and il was the
"Red Oak" petition. These men now
basoIy attempt to make McCIanaaan res.
poDsbls for the wnig law that pissed
the House. incorporating that amllgama.
ton school! Dsmocrais, il it possible
that whiggery has becoms SO deoassd,
lhat It is dangerous TO do an act Of neigh
borship by carrying a letter, without be.
ing thus viIaInonsiy assliled Must lla
first ask what it cOntlins? Honest fdrm-
ers, who 1--we in peace together, little un.
derstand the low and vile tricks of Bank
federalism, or wing party tactics.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-28
THE PRESIDENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. II, lS4i.
SIR:-After The most calm and care
ful consideration, and viewing The sub
jectin all The aspects in which it presents
itself to my mind, have come 10 the
conclusion that ought no longer to re-
man a member Of your Cabinet. ! there
lore resign the office Of Secretary of the
Treasury, and beg you to accep: this as
my letter Of resignation.
To avoid misunderstanding, distinctly
declare thai do not consider di ference
Of opinion as 10 the charter Of National
Bank sufficient reason for dissolving The
lies which have existed between u.s.
Though look upon that measure as one
of vast importance 10 the prosperity of
The cOuNtry and though | should have
deeply deplored your inability OF unwil-
lingness to accord it TO the wishes Of the
People and the States, so unequVocaly
expressed through their Representatives,
still upon this and this alone, unconnec-
ted with other controlling circumstances
| should not have felt bound to resign the
place which | hold in your Administration.
But those controlling circumstances do
exist, and | will, in my own jurisdictions
place them in connection before you.
Ills but just to you 10 say That the bill
which first pissed the two Houses oiCon-
aress, and which WAS returned with your
objections ON the 10th ofAugnst, did new
er, IN its progress, as far as know OF
believe, receive at any time either your
e. press or implied assent. So far as that
bill was known 10 me, or as was consul
ted upon it, ! endeavOred 10 bring it's pro-