The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02


Janes W. Borden, Of Indiana, a leader of the deiega
uon al encin aau arrived here yesterday aud has beer
having I" good time" ut whestand. BE 10 fne
large Jolly looking "Hoo ern Of about hfy years Of age
ana looks AZ be might be 1T for almost any knd o.
hard work that psd we'll that Mr. Buchanan could give
bm him TO- Indiana be taken good care of-ahe
stood BY him ri Cincinnati from first 70 iast without
fnchpg and then up TO the work In October and
November maniully. whileI am speaking Of Indiana
may well say q word or two about why that State
w.nffoY Buchanan and Douglas In the Cincinnati
Convention do not reooiect having seen in print,
khoosh was freely spoken Of at Cincinnati the
n simply this: Jesse D. Bright United States Senator
from Indiana and Douglas are rivals for the Presiden
aud the supremacy in the West. Bright had 70 show
Douglas u n he not the only In The West that
could command state Douglas and his friends viii no
Brshs going into the Cabinet but should he
desire being buried foreign misaion for four
yesrs they will have no objection
have heretofore neglected announcing the arrival and
departure Of DR. Charles Leib. Dr.. Lelo u . decided
shaTnct and his tergversatons 70 trace them out
would al volume OF no ordinary sse Schuykil county
@ me- zoe n non,r o. being the on place o. the
WA violent democrat turned whig ami got an office for
farming, under President Taylor Lett for the "far Vest
he pracsed law and medicine together and the last time
saw him, until his arrival here few days ago. no had
on cart the result Of his legal and medical speculasons
The Doctor next turned up In Ksnsas - treasurer Of
IL s no
shouts In Chicago, % editor Of campain Douglas
EIor0er and By his individual exsrtons carried ino:
or Bnchauan. After this imperfect and haAty sketch OF
ne Doctors very eventul Me may not ask what ohoe
the Doctor 70 have2
Colonel John q. Wheeler, Iate Minister TO Nicaragua
arrived here this afternoon and stopping At nchaes
Colonel Wilson AcCsndes, Of the Senatorial electors
On The democratic ticket visited whestlAnd 70 day.
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 70, 1856.
/fatvs Of the Lsncassr Baak-Can Be R>scitated '-Ap-
pea,ance efthe Road 10 Wheagand dc, dc.
6nce Tho election Of Mr. Buchanan 10 the Presidency
sur good little town has met with series Of msfosunes
the sreseet Of which the failure Of the lancaster Bank
MS institution years has been In the hands Of stock
gamblers gold hunters and coal diggers Its downfall
bad been looked for long fell IT. history eclpsss
nat Of late Savings Instusisn-yet those who had
bssome The most wealthy BY their connection with tho
bank have been the heaviest losers In the OF
week full statement Of the actual condition Of the bank
VII be made at adjourned meeting Of The stockholders
BY committee appointed under the following resolu-
uso,-
geseved. That committee Of five stockholders who have
.sis borough investigation Of is condition and nsSs re,
Io az adjourned meeting Of the stockholders which
he condition. Of the bank whether solvent or insolven
.avency and the manner in which such insolvency
The time times when the losses incurred which
rendered Il insolven,.
ninisraiion the insolvency Of the bank occurred.
HAnee The statement Of assets liabilities made
ker nq have made arrangements TO pay into The bank
about $3.50 Oco part Il wnh was cassed - doubtful and
bad certainly does seem that neither the old nor the
new officers Of the bank know the responsibility OF It's
toe, for the fact Of classifying M Longenecker thus
they have done him great injustice He reputed one Of
e weahhiest men IN tas part OF the STATE and alleges
hnsof ready, abs and willing 10 Gay all his just hsbl
tes II maturity he certainly Of The most shrewd
md able npanciers In Pennsy lvApia
Z.
h holders need not sacroce tue bills, for the ssock
nn srs sSs sna are A0'
jointly liable sns Soe
Sss issued IN not escssdns he par value Of The
sock owned and possessed by them respectively.
An attempt 10 being made revive the bank for the
yurpe Of savins the stockholders from further loss
No Presideut, Herr Smith, Exq, submitted the follow
hg proposton:-
The presen, stockholders Of the Lancaster Bank reli
s% nS her stock e ne bank
originally held by them respectively and pay the SIS
The present dsposiiers in the bank 10 take the original
shares retatsn BY the ssockhoders In
The 400 addoss shares authorised by charter TO be taken
~ citizens not Interested in bank and pay in the
The depoors accept certificates payable one.
The viii sivs he bank cash capital Of ssooooo
as @ ssD 70 ps IN se s M Sy
respective for stock TAKEN according the above
"r Tssss1aa ' sossm 70 sa z iss
Many Of the weallhiest stockholders have into
Ne regardless Of the provision OF the 3oh
section of III charter, an extract OF which In these
Words
. II the said bank shsii Mt any time
And svsr coin upon demand being made A. the banking
boase said bank during banking hours such failure
a shs be eeemed and held be absolute forfeiture Of
Me charter Of said bank.
Thus black and white and cannot galvanized
excepf & An act OF The Legislature and tho who
pay n their money the proposition Of NJ. President
Smith are liable any moment 70 loose the same. for the
reasons bave statedtbe charter forfeited ALSO
loisly. The whole management OF the bank
burning degrace 70 our town. Now that the charter
bsfeited, le and stand by the two remaining banks
which are ~ sound and well managed any In this
kase or the United States.
Mr. Buchanan looks remarkably well. He is hard 81
work preparing himself for his Inauguration. II amusos
him very much TO read the spsculations 70 his cabinet
and policy. He approves OF Gov Gearys course In Kan
sss and freely Expresses himself In favor Of admitting
Kansas ~ q free State. The Offend policy hes been
abandoned. The Northern power behind tho throne
600 mighty 70 be dsrarded Con walker and Nicaraguau
Anars generally do not give Mr.. Buchanan tho least
trouble He Processes that his policy snail DO The do
velopement Of the country which Ne now own and pos
sess and not the acquisition II new territory. II he has
NE nerve 70 carry out this policy his adninssraon may
Gov vile went homo with sca In his ear. M. b.
ehansn said he would see him In the spring. Mcuulon
tsrs and host Of other small Try politicians In fact
sveTy afternoon amor O'Clock Mr. Buohanaa's reception
hour, the road 70 wheaiand 10 much nfessed with
sCnce hunters - Naples with The lAxuon and Just
such cAss Of people, mean ne darcspcct 70 The lag
sroni. More anon.
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