Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
THE MORGAN ~

. ..-.r. .r THE "oRGAN"
The "crrsnd at Washington is exciting rideue by
,o,y aud unsupported pEo,sns,Ons To Independence.
court london Gsreue independent! He independent
who has gone Washington purp7sely 10 become reel
pent The Spos Spe,ls 10 the tune OF SiOOoOo year
and no knows tina, the he 10 independent. he
forfeis thsi which i, the dowTy OF dsPendsRee!
The u. S. Journal scouts the idea. 1t says:
els not that amusing TO thu ,c,y last desreei Here is
whose cole peeunery existence depends the viii
Of one man. talking in as Ecl,s vein OF his unpGehaea
Ne indcpsndencef MISUNDERSTANDING he ever
manifested 1t in tie columns OF his Papet' Has he
dsreo pen iae-se utter tho slightest hin; OF dis
approbausnat any Of the President; any else
in official ststun here, since he undertook the hur
hating profession VI orgaust the administration Does
noskEow fu well, lie independent thought
his occupation would csaso7 Met ceEtaiGly1nd
counts his and unvaying enlogiums upon those
in pow e and place.
80, il 10 noi ,yilh this that have IL DO ~ present. Il
he can make sensible people believe tst nc d=res
sfcise that manly fearlo.sness OF tioughIhA homes,
iucependcnre Of opinoa desirable and indispensable il
al American editor The position in which he Las yoIn
tsrily placed h1seso be ~ are not disposed 10 ind
isut with 'isI judgement good taste. We have word
say sbouT anoth.T Of terous char.
The editor tbs; he has uniOrny supported
the principles Oi tbs present adunissnuoaand that the
in the merssce are correct IL this
sol Has the EDITOR Of the organ, advocated sad sup
ported the Independent TTcssury' lie: him answer
To which tthe subT!ca-p'y bill we have always
lsrtsined and always oTPressed, dGciGe and nyncbie
oLiecticu."-l Richmond Enquirer.
There seems be a ioos- some where there ~
wrong touehed-or else the oa Ci tGn, 2,
lie music CRATES harshy upon democratic ears
The editor ssscrss ihst he never advocated
snce he came here, that he dd approve. THIS sep
pose for his studied silence the great
OF separation Of the banks from tho State single line
and halt being ell that he has written upon the H.
dependent Treasury Since be undertook MAKE harmon
discord upon the Official organ This Is certainly
great world oiter all.
lie, Us see how .unirormly ,h. venerable lender OF the
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prsseRi sdminsiG aior We have already given
tracts from his pen in opposition the leading measure OF
Mr.. Var Buren's administration; he'e follow few
from The sousc,;
I'VE do hesitate cay that the SUBJ are
less safe Tor keeping and less convenlst or Transmitting
public f,nos than sound and properly organized State
Banks."-lRichmond Enquirer
he large funds Of BtnA pledged for the safety Of
ceposits and they better than any security which
The tab-Treasnrers give."-i Richmond Eaqarsr
"why discard the use Of our State institutions whoae
officers appointed by the President, aSd sh DC
entirely independent u HIM Why issu-
dstion VI great moned edeTai power, where could
fnplos beuer regulated banking system 1"-IRiehmNnd
.At ss time when the banks doirg isir duly why
discard their paper p. Richmoad Enquirer.
ia VOID press szan and again the special Deposite
sysiem."-l Richmond EnGuireI.
I'VE rtii beg leave propose and pre.s the Stat.
Bank Dosie sysiem) upon IN pubic. WHAT objection
as ths,e to i'd Richmond Enquirer.
ave ,peak honestly what we have slw.ys though, upon
this SUBJECT We opposed 10 this SGbTrcsEury pro-
jeet We savise sgain and again the special Deposits
sysiem."--IR iehnoad Enq.irer
1--WE beg Sub Treasury friends once II ,re 10 pause
In their Fly no; from snolhef-R.
Enquirer.
sTur Crn Trrxa Etfr Il
from Wilmington. watch nuucate the unexpected in
diligence, hst there % danger Of this billie passing
UGdes tEs-e Circumstances ne deem II our
duty 10 found tie toesin-cEt repeat he honett eOnyc
Hons OF cur beet IudgIse sssn-t this important
fiJn ia faeEtc-. Tine SsuuEtnt which we e1gfe-sed
before snd stsr the extra meeting of COagICss,
changed. The m,fe rsfscuOn abe 10 give 70 t'
Tie more iLsy ere suengthened. We =sid .asn an6
sui say:
I'VE baye desife to seeanula,oa a! pow.
er 10 tbe hsnds Of the Ercuye-nJ E.sb 10 pat the pub
lie monSy directly inIO the palms vf he -nC. and par,
zans-we visa ~ IN. power and patronage u the
Executive iastessed Ie psssoie-''the powers Of
the (federsD Government tGo enlaged"ths purse and
sword strongly united than they Lands
Of the 4.h-aEd es few means of eorTUp ton pos
be, uus't- a. h.s PossessiOn"
The f,ilowing summary Of objections 10 tho Sub Tres
suiy BILL vii show how "nno;Hy the venerable organ
is has supported the iavore Of the democratic
pary-and here we leave the Pub for the present
ls The fact that Banking deeply rooted into our
system. hsi twill be difficult &c, nd Of for masy
years
I'd. suea system will be hostile 10 tho State Ins.itu
lions.
ID. Tho public ncn1y will be- unsafe.
Eta u virtually surrenies the purse 10 the Executive
9TH twill enlarge the patronage Of the General Gov
eminent.
ton. P
7th The great Inconvenience to which i, vii, subject
sth twill result an increased demand for Nnuor.
al Bank and secure it, estiblishment-fR Emo