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New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

5XTaNENH-At Nev-iork Intelligence Office Ia Grand
~ day American tncIsh Irish AMI Scotch girls for
immediate eni,vmrn always places
Ao wanted se"ercl girls and
nd co.ntry
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

Sotce.-PETER NJ DON, having opened Law Office in the
,c Co.. prepared give prompt and
i1 Attention which be to hg for adusimen
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
VIRGINIA REEDS wanted drafts i:a or on time
i,5o tapIy r. GHINNELI MlNrURN & co. :.

y <sol7S WANTE D3 ladies mother and two daughters
~ wish apartments fer tho winter with or without
Lo,rI he higher up than
Broadway Tabernacle Address &C. L. office OF tho Tribune,
stating ter..- situation. &c. iy29 i,tf
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

OARsEs-Wih pleaan, be obaned by families
single gentlemen - Murraystreet Terms moderate Re
.vclanred. Iy3l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
I'M. bal. IKE s. Cst

DIAN a,E LANES superior quality All wool
PLAN Lame, desirable and coor will be opened thu
morning :oT inspection c. R.HULL,
iyi03,is II Caheiine-s.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

%-OTsCef 70 TEE LADIES --SE iLsstI oE ..
y SELLING OFF! SUTTON RUMBLE, in conformity with
of the wish TO inform the Lanes OF
CITY that ieg seng off he.r summer Goods
low prices epafsory Their Fail purchases Oellne
Stripe Cha. Printed Lawns lnen Goods onneL a"ns Rib
hons and all OF goods prices.
SUTTON n RUMBLE, III : -rine-strcet, cor Sullivan
price asked, and deception pEuctcl nj this
Store ~ lw is
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

CoRoXERS OsFIcE-The Coroner Saturday held an IN
qses at l5 Seventeenth ST. the body of w am Henry
Pmgh aged % native of Bergen, n j. boaman attached
The steamer Pleasant The deceased general!
sober and steady but "Wednesday night late was at Lang
DOM in Centre with companion named Gardner and Went
away AS they going sleep on beart the
sealoe, Providence foo, o. Watt they went 10 the
fire raging in where deceased remained and
Gardner beard lie neYeF seen afterwards anu!
Srny morning when his body found aoa, in the dock
Zoo, Of Wa ST. Verdict of the jury, accidentally drowned
There was wound the Hes, OF the lower aw, supposed
To have been GOT by falling bat did DEATH serious
injury Us DR.. Household opucd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
TIE WHITE HOIJSE.

II The present bearing nf The political pa
PETS, aud lettr WRITER'S al Washington
city, be considered a true index To what
IA 10 follow, We may lunk out for M llul-
commotlon IN reference 10 a great portion
81 1he furniture, Which Congress has pur
chased. from line TO time, 10 furnish the
Presidents House. Il seems. npon ex
animation. ihs, some thousands OF dollars
wmth. purchased IN The las, -four years,
and duly rcce'pied fnr, rs missing. One
wn'rr rays. that there are but three beds
IN the Establishment. aud them poorly
furnished: that there is ~ such thing ~
= wash btsn ur iowtl in The house. and
not dishes enough 10 dine thirty persons!
What has become OF what was there, we
knew moi. Snme Of the papers unhe.l
tailnsly assert, that there has been fouI
Npl'y. and the furniture male way with.
] Is further stated. that Mr.. Van Bursn
has taken an Inventory of the furniture be
longing To the WhiIe House, aud experI
ed Gen. Harrison tn receipt u. Harm
sous friends Insisted III 1t he mus, not d.
II, un'Il lie whole futgi.vrs Va. a:co4ns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

HJrsy a Cure for The Grarrl. The
following. Which Sppro,cd "r'sioaly
IN the Livrrppnl (E"g.) C"ar''r'
may prove srrriccablc 10 sumo 81 ouF
readrr,:
/. About iacEi, -srysD gears age
'a,s n correspondent. l Was m"t"
afflicted with the gravel. and twice"
serious danger irnn small s'"nrs
Judging in the passage. ! met W."
a gentleman Win had been in my STU
alton. aud had 60, rid uf this sad d'. :.
urdrr by swertrning his ira viii va"
honey aui half sugar. I adopted ,h's
remedy. and Tnuni il elrrctual. A"ef
being full, clear Of N, disease aoou'
ten Years. 1 declined tskidS ho"e!
and in about three mouths ] IA"
yio!eni lit uf ~, nld compliant; ! 'n'"
eaed The practice Of taking ho"ey
90 my tea. aud sm nuw more wa"
thr,c scare aud len. and have n"' wv
the last seventeen ,rsrs. Ia" ""
SMALLEST symptoms "f gravel. "a'0
recommended my prrscripii"" 10 wa
ny u my acquaintance. saJ have "''
ca I'm 'wn u 10 fail.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
From the Raleigh Register
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

CONGRESSIONAL. DIS rRIC1S.
Fra.-ln this glorious Di.tric'. Ken |
nelh Rayusr (WhiR) is a candidate for
&c election. Ills constituents fully ap.
pr, riate the valuable services he has
rendered. and he will be triumplianily
returned without regular oppo.i.nn.
Second.--ln this District (Bynun's)
William W--Gherry il the Wing cardl
date, and J. r. J. Daniel is his opponrn'.
Mr. Chcrry's election il counted on vii,
grta. conidenee by his friends. though
from the respectable character uf the
opposition. lie and they will have 10 tie
very industrious. We know Mr.. ban
i'll. and We know he will be pretty hard
10 heat; but we also think We know, lhs,
William w. Cherry is the very man t.
d" tina, Thing. There is a great guesfion
at issue. The people are about seal ng
their verdict 10 the ease OF the Sub 'frea
suty. and the second District must have
seat IN the jury box. The eyes nf the
true democracy Of the country ate upon
this D'srcI. and they rerose oil conf
denrr in is intelligence sad patriotism.
Third" On. St,nly. on" Thl. gal.
lsnt spIrI HIS again taern the field. and
M une III The District is SD ambiuous OF
The dist n"ti"n Of being badly beaten. as
TO start in the race. Were they &, at.
temps IT. they would he. in the language
Of the Turf. "jus. no ahere at all"
Fourfh.-ln This District, f"tmprly
more thoroughly Jarkson,an in its politics
Than almost my o,her strong hopes are
entertained &c rl cung William II. Wash
ing,on. (Whig.) lie has no oppo,i1on
20 FAR. and as The Elertinn is moi u monll,
"f. il is not probable that he will have
any. Az the Presidential Election. tie
Van Buren, majority was less than 400,
and many changes have since taken placr;
50 that. If Mr.. W. should be opposed.
with his repu.ed cl"terness. he would
rasIlv overcome snch a maturity. We
my do Nh. Shepard injustice. but we
srsreely believe he would have declined
IRE election. had he not felt some mis-.
gis'ngs Of SUCCESS.
fTih.-Ofthe majority of,his District,
NAV emphatcaIy he said. ..Ephrs,m i.
Joined TO his iduls-iet hin slime" Gen.
Mckay. l."ro Focal is again candid tie,
iwiIh"nt "pposilmn. @- -
Sirfh.--In hi, district are three Loco
Foe" candidates. The Wings holding
i! The balance ofrawcr, they NAV. b. con
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

al laws Nhish may be necessary and pro.
PCT - carry into eaeei he enumerated
puWeFs, gives Cgnguess De night % pass
de Bauk Ban, URless . iGs mOsl proper
% eAuy into eGsei de power % eOaeei
and distribuie he reyenae, should Be e.
claded BY thai PeoyisiOn.
Tie opponents Of die eonsdtnncn.hy
Of the Bank, place great stress upon nc
word a KEcEsSAkf" contained N The grant
Of power, and insist that no law can be
accessory bur such, dat without which
the power could not Be- carried into eneet.
Now this construction appears 10 me %
Be indefcnxible. Ild0es seem 10 me, thai
The words - necessary and Pr9Psr," can
not exclude Law thai Is most proper 20
carry the power into effect Yet the IN
cOnsnmi0nalily Of the Bank can be pro
nOunced only upon lhat construction
IL does appear 70 me that the trainers
Of the Constitution never could have in
tended % exclude the passage Of law,
most proper 70 carry power into elect,
because il might Be carried imperfechy
into eITact by another law. My conslrrc-
lOn Of The grant of power 70 pass all Laws
which NAV be necessary % carry the emu
merafcd powers into effect, include the
power 10 pass al laws which are neces-
sary and proper 70 carry the enumerated
powers into effect in The most perfect and
complete manner. and not in an incom-
pleIe and imperfect manner.
have not seen complete deyelope-
ment Of the Presidents plan Of Bank.
II is possible thal By his plan, the trans.
mission Of the revenue may be effected,
but the safety Of the public deposits can
not be effected BY the Presidents plan,
The advantage Of Ibis security 10 the pub.
lie, is incalculable. II ought not to be re.
linqnished, unless il can be substantially
proved that the Bank Of the United States
Is unconstitutional. .... .....
This, / think, cannot be satisfactorily
shown. Ny speeches arc recorded. and
can be rc-publishcd, if necessary. They
contain the result Of the best investigation
| was able to give TO the subject. l am
persuaded | could not improve upon il,
now, il | had the means Of investigating
the subject, which have not.
am, sir, your friend, &c.
WM. II. CRAWFORD.
c. j. lSGERsoLL, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
From the Petersburg latrlligencer.

KABBAGE STATE ~ FERMENT.
The" South Carolina Cock Robins" IN
n Hu,ier.
A WRITER in the Charleston Mercury
nf the 3ls, ut. uses Tie Gc!Ioa Ing chlvaI
rous ianguag~;
Would " nO, be advisable Eur the
Governor 10 call an extra sssriun Of the
Legislature! The alarming condri"n 81
The country seems Ia us ~ Trqplre j..
when Chstles"n VS. partially burn
d"wn. The emergency was unIter,a!ly
dermrd Of sufficient importance 10 assem-
bic The representatives Of the people In ex
trsorJinary convention. But what wa.
The destruction "f lew millions 81 prop
cry roTpared b. The dangers that over
hang Us from The approaching cara zee.
sipn 81 Congress, aud shrh might b,
ascI,ed hy the exercise Of timely iirm
ness! l.ei the Legislature meet, put III,
ssi;e uader cuarls;s military or.sals,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

We have read - i,h much pain the sub
joined Information. showing that The spi.
at ofevIl IL not yeieniItely either quelled
Or propi'isIej among The Indians in Flo.
rIda. Our ihfHms;Iun. we ars sorry TO
say, leads Us tn the belief that there is .
n.iscb'esous influence at work among GER
tain person, in Florida "lher than Indians,
winch, prompted BY merely me'esn.ry
considerations. coUn cTseis the iispusi.
lions Of The lndians for The paciiicaiinn.
and prompts them TO keep Up institutes
when they would otherwise ind their in
Ierts, IN giving M their arms. Ii is DIFF.
ticulI to believe IN the reality of eondurl
50 drtes'sblc; yet IL 10 positively affirmed
IN private letters TectiVed IN this city.
We express ohly What We are sure musl
be the universal sentiment when We say
that those white sayages are infinitely
more criminal and mbre worthy Of pu.
ni,hmsnt than lie Ted men whom they
pracusc upon.
The correspondent of the Savannah
Republican writes as follows llom Flori.
ds, under date of The 4,h instant:
An express has this m ,rning arrived
al Pia,ka IRON Fott King. stating that
the Indians have exhlbncd a hn,tlle atti.
Jude this day wiihin one mile Of For!
Ring. A party Of .rven warriors. sudden
Iy emerging from The hammsck, attacked
a small parry Of snI,lIrrs WIN were uul
bunting. fired upon them. and killed prl.
vale Thompson, company IL. 81 rcgi.
mcnl Infantry. and another individual, a
private ci'lzen. This occurrence took
place al IL NJ. A detachment Of the
command at Fort King Immediately lrfl
IN pursuit. Another rem To adj 10 the
pleasing prospect Of closirg The war.
These Indians are supposed To be Of ,hp
SINE party which leIi Fort clinch yes
Ierdsy about The time the express Started
from rha, station Iut Fur kmg. llsnaw
the full of tie moun. and you may expec,
shortly To insert III your ,lumns an srti
Gle headed bloody massacre
Yours. &c."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Magnitude offhs Lokes -Lak, Suce.
rior 10 400 miles long. so miles vide,
900 feet deep. end contains 1000 square
miles. !. 10 500 feet sboss the level Of
tide water.
Lsks Michigan Is go niles lons. 70
miles vide. 1000 feet deep. AMI contain.
10000 square miIrs.
Lake Huron is $40 miles long, so
miles vide. 1000 feet deep. and contains
10000 square miles. Il 10 57l feet q
bnve Tile water.
Green Bay 10 100 miles lnGs. 90 miles
vide. and contains 1000 square mllr,.
sI.ske Ere is go nile. long. 10 miles
wide, $40 lerI deep. aud. CONTAINS 1000
square miles. It's sos feet above tide
water.
Lake Ontario i. $50 niles long. IS
miles vide. 500 feel DEEP, aud contains
6.a00 square milc.. II is 232 feet abO,e
Tile saier.
Lake ~. Clair 10 90 miles long. IA
miles side, 90 feet deep. contains 900
square miles. l, 10 $40 lee, sbore uds
walcf.
American Lakes are computed tn con-
tain ! 400 cuhic miles nf wslet-more
Than one hall the fresh alter on he slobr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Solar .Sysfem TO atsori the "minS,.
eye" clear notions of lhs mosemtn,,
made By the planets end their moon.. ,
method has been suggested by that Rre,,
practical astronomer. Sa John Hsr,shel
upon he fallowing principle:--coneti,s
The sun represented By . globe ,wo ie,,
in diane or; al eighty two ieel di,,snO.
put down 4 grain Of mustard ssed. and
Jon have the size and place Of the plane,
Mercury. that bright ,ilvery point which
10 generally enveis?rd IN The solar RAYS.
Al The distance None hundred and for,,.
two feeI. put down pea--Ii will be he
simililuie VI Venus, nuT resplendenl e,s.
ning star. Two hundred and fif ern l,,,
from The central globe plare another pcs,
just psrreptibly latger--ihal 10 man's
world. once the centre Of tie uniyeu,.
Mars i smaller slill. good pin's head
being his proper representative. al The
distance "fihree hundred and thirty seven
feet. The four planets. yesta. Juno,
Ceres. and Pallas. seem a. mere particles
Of dnsl. about five hundred fret from tho
sun: Jupiter as 4 middle sized orange. do.
tan, about quarter Of . mile: Saturn,
with his ring. lesser orange. AZ the TO
Inoieness Of luo.fiihs Of mile: and The
far Uranus dwindled into cherry. moving
round circle which has Ihrse-qusriss
Of mile Tor lis radius.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

AHiels 9. Section o. IN case Of de &c.
moyal q he President from olliee, o. Of
his dead, resignation, o. disability % Dis
charge DE p0WeFs and duties q said o.
Gee, ne sane shall deF0lEe On dc wee
presidents; and de Congress may by law
provide Cor The case Of removal. deslh,
resignation. o. inability. b0sh Of he Pre-
sideni and Vice President declaring what
officer shah then ael - President, and
such officer shall sci accordingly, until
the disability be removed or ; President
shah be elected.
In pursuance Of tke power thns vested
in Congress, that body passed . law N
l792 BY the 9th section Of which il : en-
acled
That in case OF removal, death, reslg-
nation or inability both Of The Presiden
and Vice President Of the United States
the President Of the Senate pro iempore
and in case there shall be no President o
the Senate, then the Speaker Of the HOUSE
of Representatives, for the time beng
shall act Is President of the United State
until the disability be removed or Pre-
sident shall be elected.
By section 10 Of The same act. III pro
vided. that in case the Offices Of Presiden
and Vice President should both bccom'
vacant, the Secretary of Stale shall nodi,
the Executive Of each state, 10 the en-
thar new election for President may b
had in the usual way, thirty four days
preceding the first Wednesday in Decem
Der then next ensuing; PrOridsd there
shall be two months between the date oi
such notification and the said first We'd
nesday in December, but il not, then the
election 10 be holden in December Of The
following year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

.7ppoiMmenf or GersrR0r of florida.
Judge Saunders. 10 his laie Speech N
this CIiy. aliempied 10 draw odium upon
The new administration Cor having sP
painlsd Gen. Call Gosernor cf Florida.
IN the place Of Gen. Reid. tie charged
hin ai.h being The author Of the inlIo.
durIinn Of blood huunds into Floridsi IN
which Re vas promptly eofrseied b. Df.
simmons ]. Baker. who was present a
HE meeting. and who having spent much
of his iime recently 10 that ferrilory,
was perfectly acquainted sinh The ise.s
ol The case. Bot the injustice Of he a.
tempt 10 produce The impression thai
Gen. Call IVES not III and proper man
for the Office, is further shown By The
statement Of Florida paper. The Tai.
lshassee Star says. " Tins appointment 9
consider the most jndicious that eOuld
here been made. and sIll prove Hsosi &C.
csp'abis 10 he people Of The Territory,
Gen. Call % one Of our oldest and mnsl
intelligent citizens. and his re.appoinl'
meni 10 the Office IN which he sss %
shsmefully superseded under Mf. Van
Buren's cpnliUl. must prove pleasing 10
the nsw administration"
Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Important DiseorTy n.
lsl. 81 Paris. has presented 10 IL -
my 81 sied'rins Deaf Ante. ssa - -.
u sgr. shass speech ard hrsrinE 1. ~,
Tesiared By a magnetic prrcess. NJ.
Academy lmmeslis'ely arPoinnd -
mission % inquire into me msIh n, ~.
which threatens 10 osrrinrn M p,,,,.-.
notions ii scieaes. Their repo,s /, 80
ed fnr anxiourly.
Since thai line the Baron submi,,,s, !.
his proetss deaf mule 81 the ace Y n.
years. A ceniheais Of IA me.nbef a 4.
Aesdemy 81 Medicine prases ia, y.
child sas both deaf and dumb from \.
birth. The miraculous process of 4.
Baron vas esileni. Cor a The cad II ,A,,.
sissiags The child heard and re,.es,ed =.
~ aerd pronounced in is pr,seu,,
The Baron slsles thai he has cured nina.
teen persons By This ,inpls process.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

ed far, Ii,hs smonnl u larhiluIs a PIt'
ssni 10 he PTssidsRl's heuss. % really
~ Ihs, btlubss there, SIC, Naa halsi
Busi hare fuIhnhtd 4 y - sontiilFfsbls
rxlruI q his $50 eEPshst; Sad cnngfssI
Gas hamsubls. h0iu ithslandsng The has
and rty ,hsl sas raised seoulexFssagsnes.
Bal n she lssnilsIs hss been eazds wsI
with, IN ssdsT 10 eresis . nsesssiiy 81
Ihe new Administration 30 purchase more,
AID shus snsble their oppans as 80 make
pal,llesI espil.l. Hs have rsFsly heard o
any hing 50 base.
n shon lime. hnsefer. ne ahsli D
able 90 ascertain he result II al tbs. .
vel a. What The nsw Administrator ha'
10 say Of lhe dolngs II lhs pssi. - fsief
ence 10 matters and things N ssnsfal.
We sincerely hope Ihal I'll may os isuhd
% be right. Highland lness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Dsiirium Tremsns no Excuse In
an acI'nu brought IN The Common Pleas.
New fmk. by James Bunerly Is. R''
bert Darling, for all outrageous assault
anil battery by which the plan'ilf WI"
wounded aud permanently injured. the
deIrnre set up vas insanity; which. upon
inTestie s'inn, proved TO be drl''inm ire
mems. Judge Inglis held tina, that 'pe'
Cues Of In,anny did no, rx"nsra'e Tho
'resra..e'. and the jury rendered a 'ef'
dc. far $500 damages.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

liaa, sui is'slmri lie Gays,ha, Z, 49,.
na,lansl htnk o. pfalte,lte Is,,a !. w "
selsd ~ cphgfsss, - ssnmaa E',,r -. W
: rnatsnlian q he psalls e ss.u,b -
liaa - drlibelpis % he msassre, -. =
ssry - Be takes b dslrurs q a., -
lies. TIER shauld b No he.isali..
|drl.y. Esssy shiag drpenss 8, -.
bold unceapsomisihg drclsiaa. n:
Exsellfney his pledged hia.ssH !. 4
seild - meri she crisis. sls,0ld i,,,.;.-
- il aasha 70 BE- met. lie Issp.,,.,..,.
y 10 gssal. I.rl him take No e...,.,l !,
slmid and Interested palilieiaas. IN.
Peerls--sl.s reoilr. wh"se ssr.ar 4. !.
-exPeethim % d. his dsiy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Unredstmtd Treasury NOieA-1hal
portion 81 the Nsllonsl debt, lefl upun
he shoulders oi his successor. by Mr..
Van Buren,. which consists OF unredeem.
cd TIessury notes, amounls. according
To statement recently published BY Sc.
crelsry Ewing. 10 s6.3Ul 1924 81. /, 10
estimated that The Government. since The
institution Of The plan offaIsing The sind.
by issuing these promisess 10 pay. in 1897.
has paid about 6.e millions ni dollars by
way Of interest upon ikem-sll of which
came out OF The Public Treasury, and ol
course out Of the pockets Of the people.
ninety nine huncIsd,Ls Of whom never
even saw one Of these "be,isr currency''
Van Buren, mites. ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

The GLIB 81 me l2lh inst. in refer.
ring To Mr.. Tyler's speech delivered in
Tho House Of REPRESENTATIVES, in 1919, 81
motion then under discussion for is.u
ing seire Iaeias sgains, The Bank u the
ULilrd STATS. 10 inquire into The sioia.
Sims Of 10 char'er. as developed By the
report Of lLe cunai,lee III Iha, period.
asrrlbes To Mr.. - Ter opinions aud de,
signs as 70 which ,he editor 10 holly mis-
i.krn. Mr.. Tyler never asserted claim
Id rescind The charter u The Bank Al the
mere will of Congress. lie held IL 10 be
irreroeable except in lke mode pro,ided
FOR in The charter, viz. by . reenlsr ju
dicisI inquiry. The speech itself shnws
this; but IL is coRclusistlY shown by his
vote on Mr.. Johnson's resolution II the
same session IN repeal The charter. Gen.
Harrison and Mr.. T,kr both voted q.
esinsi Mr.. Johnson's resolution. whilr
beth voted Ia lssus stire faeias, as II 10
believed. on the same ground. Mr.. Ty'
Ter. upon the removal Of the deposlles.
again negatives. in his speech. The idea
al the power Of Congress or The Pfe.i-
drnt to ,i"laIe The charter. lie oppos-
ed The course Of Gen. Jackson expressly
on the ground Ihsihe had constituted him.
self jury I" icy and Judge 10 decide on
The question of ,IOlsiInn, aud voted fnr
The Iesnluii"n shich declared this To be
abold sumption Of p"wsr-ihs srpmg-
Ell reso!uiion. And ~e are permIl,ei To
MFR, from b. w.l.knosn opinions, tina,
no man holds IN more reverence the bind
ing Obligations OF charters. OF their IRE
peal.biIi,y. National intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

The following is that part Of the con.
stitutiOn providing for such an emergency
as has now arisen in the Office Of Prcsi.
den. Of the Uni,cd States:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

Woollawn Dc. 1881
Dear SIR: Your friendly letter, on the
subject of the United States Bank, has
eecR received by due course of mail. The
opinion which formed of the eonstitu-
tionality AMI expediency of the Bank of
the United States, when | was a member
OF IN; Senate, was the result of careful
examination Of the Constitution of III.
Dated States, made without any prccon-
ceivel opinions. That opinion j. record
ed in two speeches which | made in the
Senate, 10 the year 1911. Since that
tine, | have had no occasion of reviewing
the question. Ny cpiaioa remains un-
altered.
Twas Secretary Of the Treasury more
than eight years, and during that time 1
hal ample evidence Of the great utility OF
the Bank of the United States, in manag-
ing III: fiscal concerns Of the Union. /
ain persuaded that no man, whatever his
prsconcsiyel opinion may be, can preside
over the Treasury year, without being
deeply impressed with the expediency OF
The Bank of the Unitei States, in con.
dacting the finances of the Union.
The provision in the Constitution,
which gives Congress the power to pass