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Iiln Steam I3oats.—A Mr. Larr--
deblside stand capital paid in, five hundred thr’I- tution and the laws, and that the seasons as;Ened
'. med great demands, about the same period, the Bank has used its means to obtain. political this argument. :1 little further. fl‘lie power to re-
for Bank nccommodntlcng the jnsiirnlicn p0Wel‘i' lllll. 1" the Pl'€5_ldellll'«_ll elecl-l0n. “the move the deposites, says the :lecretar_v,from a sanildollarii. Notes in circulation, 62.855 tll- for the act, by the Secretary of the Tr ury, ' ' ,, '3'. fG in l’... - .,.,.
i . . . - . . _ . . . . . enteprisrn ci izen o eorg , .
Bank took an open and direct interest, deirion- given place, implies the power to designate the tang‘ Due to banks, $20,911 10 ; ll)dlVldllallIU are insuflicient and unsatisfactory? pumed oraers to England for the c, . .,.
he eyes md me hopes of the Amen“ peo tiorof an iron steamboat, in detach . EL‘
trllel d'ii t‘ .1: . . .. . . .
zivtzglcphyve gezplgpreuclhzrog:p:a3]é0::‘t ,n_ strating‘ that it was using its money for the pur. V-plaflie to which they shall be removed. And this dep iie, $74,977 42; dividend and expeo ,8.
° ' pose ofobtaining a hold upon the people of this implied power to designate th place to which $l7,§9l 77; and surplus, $8.131 O2,making'in plo are anxiously turned to Cong,-e , They
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-so. The recentcontraction of its btisiness that it circulated publications containing " at- sccrcinry cfihe '1‘roasu.-y to co tract with the ilrcrelarc bills and notes discounted, and stdk their confidence nbused....ihcirintor_ ts brliayed em oy in the shoal waters of the S; '
_ _ , _ And. 0“ lflllfi llll_l‘d link [Whit sort ?] bearing interest, $626,011 9; —and their liberties in danger. ’Iney Eejrfipld R1\:‘_r, between Savannah and Augu
standing the confidence in it, manifested by 19 IWW 0P9lllY in lhe field 35 3 Pollllcnl P=1|”l|SnIl;” in the chains of implications, in vnrlill IS_ ON!’ real estate, $l8,404 86 _ ,.
that there are “ positive proofs" of the efl'0I'l8 Ol structed. to dispense with the 6 "358 duties Of hand,,and checks on ditto, $23,213 80; specIe- man's hands. They see that, b the exercise of , , ,,
R - ~ C I I 1 f eCUl.lV8, and his lnenilhas 3 hve oak nursery of 2:" "“h'.?'€’
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9P"e-“elltdllV€5i 0'13"’ 5 la‘ scarce y e t eludes, as a. demonstrated proposition, " Fourth- lilve statute; and yet afifth, to peel a positive Recollect that this is the bank selected at be negative power exerted ovc
=0l'3ll9" _l0 0ll'C“mV°"l> ll‘? ““ll'°l'll)’- D9‘ lhE.1.38|ll( has been and still is.seeking to obtain law containing the parent sourc fthis tiiost ex- concentrated a vast amount of public mod)’. public. The question is longer what laws att titling " '
m"l°"“'°“9 and lhreats W959 Pl“ forth “' P°l'l'°3l POW". and has Used ll3 l1l°“e.Y fill‘ “'9 traordinary chain of implicatio' . The excep- employed in the expenditure of governnientat will Congress pass, but \ 5“ Wlll lb‘! Execlllll“? Tl‘ re 8l't ~ A
mtich authority, were ci-rculated, of the in— SeFVanl5-” , _ _ the rule which it prescribes. inualappropri- edict, all public oflicers, charged with the _l_s- addressed for Lcgislnii action. We have seep hm,-,,ds__ }1,T,.,,,-F,
tention ofthe Executive to disregard the ad- An" 3" lb“ “’l‘° ca“ d°"bt ‘hut lb" amb" 3ll°”5 ‘"9 mild“ fl-"' llie °l0lllll'l , lld Sllbslslence bursement. oftlie public money here, are requiled a Corporation, charg with the execution of r ‘ .,
1 . - . . - , . .)
__ Bank; and how much specie do you supposit faithful, and zealous//Presldelll, afterwards tcstiy that the Post Office Department m ..
An agemlivas Sign mg, and me." ‘such tag tensions, that it means at least to go for the ofiice power to commct for lhose 3 deg’ notwith. had at (he date of“ . ‘ -.-
ngent—-—[ ere r. ay was in erruP c of Secretary of the Treasury, upon the next re- standing the pl‘OllllJll0l'y clausei that act. But 974 76. Due from other banks, $5,890 9; ward his extraordinary services by a large - for advertising‘ in one year!
which occasioned the interference of the political designs? Can any thing be -more reck- pressly provided for the excepti s. It must be $684,496 31. Upon looking into the items, all vorite, totally inexperienced and incompetent, in Slmle “tfempl l° ‘establish a“‘ldA“‘i ‘ -"‘* ' 1,
Vice President,]——to sound the local insti- less llmn these confident assertions of the Secre- admitted that otir Clerk (as th ate Governor caaling them up, you will firid that this Metroo- pi-opitiate the President. We behold the usual falhflllfly In LOWB l has P1'°Ve 3 °0fi3Pl 9
' e.
receive “,0 deposiws. “rag the Bank, who pgpolgrs Epfiigpnkglagnheaenndtléellplpgiggantfibyfii (icansfltlplavg ever known. used _call a Secre- liaole to an immediate call for $176,335 29. .id fillgddwith spies and ltlLf0l‘lTledl'5. liI'£.(ltgel.l;i8Cl
Y P3 . ~ 3")’ ° 3 "e“5‘"'.Vil l""""Ple9 llll very ll’-lle that the amount which it had on hand. readyto an enunciation are e or era a 9 a shave himself Wm, cold Water, black (is .
own boots, and liie without tobacco. "‘
tematofits constituents’ if it had not done °°““ll‘.'7' 3" that it ‘‘e“l-‘’-‘'ed “'9 P°llllC3l 31'9"”-3"’ they 5ll3“ be "9m0V€d»i1"Pll“ ll Power to the aggrlgate of $584,496 31. On the credit ale feel that they have been deceived andInstted-- 50 3*" b9 Pl" “P 1'9"! which be ill - *"“’
is the result of an obvious cause. Notwith- tack: on the oflicers, of Government ;” that “ it new bank, of dcpcclie,
; notes ofother banksln and alarming concentration of atlP°W9l' “ We 1%,”, Oak pla,,tat,-0,, __,The _..,,N
one of the lastacts of the last House of _ _ _ , .. . . . H
the Bank l0 Obtain P0Wel'- And. fillnllyi he C00‘ the Treasurer of the U. Staten, tl fined in a poS~ now. Mr. President. ll0W much do you imagm? the positive authority of the . .
. . . ' ongress, the will _ll811lPensacola in 'lQl:g;q. where i .-”' '1'
“'9 Dlslflcl b9f°l'° m°33“l'93 We“-‘.P“l m 0P‘ ly, that there is sufficient evidence to show that statute of Congress, passed fou. years after the seat of government, where there is necessarily of one man alone prevails, (l governs inc 119. mg 30,000 live_oa ____ °'‘, “The, _ « .4
gainst it. Rumors, stamped with but too purpose ofinfluencing the election ofthe public tiom in the act of 1820, proved inflexibility of this place. Recollect that, by another executie not veto? The Presid . and not Congress, lg licllapd '2,
momma“ of ,he House of Representatives. tious corporation is acandidate lor the next of the army and navy, Thes app,.,,p,.,a¢io,,5 to make the“. dcpcsiico with this Metrop is great national wor dlsmlsh nn experience, Iitls stated in the National Inl '..,.;j-iifii.’
' Presidency? Or, ifit can moderate its lofty pre- might have hccn supposed 10 included in n g
' 3 last oflicial return? $l,- to his ability by a ioluntary resolution, and - the Globe the good round sum 0 "1".i"‘.‘,‘i.‘::
with liursts of applause from the galleries, moval? But, sir, where are the proofs of these Congress thought otherwise, 3 ihcrcfore ex. nmkingin the aggregate, on the credit sie, tuit_v, and appoints in his place an Executive -
tutions as to the terms on which they would “ill”? L81 U5 have the proofs; I call for the Robinson of Louisiana, one oft purest i-cpub. lis bank, on the first day of January. 183?. 95 lllcldenls °f3PP|'0110lllll8' lY"l""lY- The lanai}:
.' An Independent Han--r-One who _!1 V
And t/iisii People, especially official incumbents in
measures? The prudent mariner, when seated; its credit and the public confidence in when they come in his way, ‘ '- em; g-0~'-ernl-nenf,fi_)r the dcpoglie of the pun: _ _
A bank, with a cal of trembling slaves» The premonitory S P- nlmost to death last weet,bya horse, wh‘ili
that the Executive was in open host-lmv to der these circumstances, it has dared to defend mere nullities, and absolutely ‘d, enforceable of ten millions of specie on hand. ha! been Pt .
' edy. the fatal collapse will soon come on, ail We
its forbeamnca It had numerous palms to by Chairman °f C°"““l“°e9* mellds of me ‘"1’ 3°‘ Of the 1“ M3!» 13203 and 9 ,. because the in specie on hand, has been substituted in‘ts
pitied. unwept-. uuhonnred! : - ’l‘Uli}SDAY.JANI RY 21. 1834. -
Se°'el3"Yi lmd ll °°“ld ‘mt lmsslbly [mow all with theduration and the extensive theatre of power to contract with the 10 banks. Anti izing operation ofgiving stock notes in exclrarge
had been often interrupted before.)
'“""“'ll°3l° °flhe P'e5ide"t "‘g"‘i“5t the Bank’ hp destruction. It has openly avowed, and yet ccutiv_e acted. and for waiting-lilie niecting of sury arrangement seems to have been, to hire sUMMARy,
tb. bl" d l 't t t lthe leasure -_ , - ;. . « ~ . . . .
9 Pll 10 <-P05! 88 0 remain 110 l P a solitary material fact has been since d.sclosed. the expediency of a transfer Ellie ptihlic de- pact, in one central mil, with a right of scruiiy Correspondent of-the Journal ofcomhcrcei
The corruptions whichl have so long hn
practised by designing in and reckless pol.,,r“'
I .
la
clans, by means of their in ience over Gent
Jackson, and their use of great personal r
ularity. are in a fair way t be exposed. Tr
lessly by, without taking any precautioimry malignity. Its operations have been misrepre- of the acts of the Congress of he U. States, one ofthe banks, selected at the seat of the gin. _ . _
ofmunly freenien, but in the cautious whi ers A man near Newark‘ N. J. was lricld
prepares for all its ,-age, The Bank knew ed; and the charter ofits oilicers assailed. Un- retai-3. of the Treasury and the cal Banks are ta] of lpi,i;,..five mj]|j0n3 of dollars, and upwtttls _ ,
i ' U do not apply an instantaneous and efl'ective:_em-
. i . . ,
n’ and th “ It had nothmg to expec from speeches of Members of Congress, reports made Ist. Because they are made in 'olation of the lion and a little more than ten thousand dollrs
' slaves—the scorn and contempt of mankind,-um
“'35 W9“ l“‘°“’" fmm ll‘ Weakly '’e“"'“‘’ “t” imexnecssarv to make the defence commensurate. alone lind, if any federal office "possessed, the wherne, in part, 0,. in inc whole, by the neuiil. _ _
repeated and loud applause in the galleries,*'.S It
ml the 90”’ °f Seplember 135‘! "lslead °f ‘he heavy expense to save itsclffrom the threatened for avoiding the precipitancy withwhicli the Ex- The design of the whole scheme of this Tra- ,
make war upon the Bank, and intended to allow, All this was known to the last. Ccngress. Not viewed the previous legislatiod decided upon banks, clispcrscd 1;lm,ughcni-,ihc Union, and so- There is 8 report, says the \V,,sl,,'gtnn
' ld tb ' t f lltli' 't sitcni'e- - - - .
(..Ol.l no eignoran o a is. 0 been assailed in every form of bitterness and ceremony upon the duties of the, reasurer, and meet that call, was $40,079 55.
place, no longer dare speak in the fearless
he sees the coming storm, furls his sail, and its integrity and solidity attempted to be destroy- These contracts, therefore, 1, ea" the Sec, moneys 0,. ,h,, U_ S,,,,,,,,_ q .
toms of despotism are upon us; and if Co_, ess he was beating ,,nme,cfu1]v_ i
itself. It has circuliited public documents, in no court ofjustice whatever, _two causes— aside, and a bank with a capital of half 8 nl- _ , ..
shrill die—ignobly die! base, mean, and ajecl
defend, the strength or weakness of all of Wl'llCllJ ministration, and other papers. And. as it was Treasurer and not the Secretary ‘the Treasury mace! How um, ha” mm,-on has been I-alsd, . _
' [The conclusion or the speech was followd by
“’l"°h the firs‘ "’°”“l5”'°k° “’°“'d be “med the the attack, it has been compelled to incur it here again we peceive the nectisity there was for cc,-lificaics ofgtock does not nppcar. ,
had °lfi“l“”Y ‘"‘"°‘"‘°°d “ll” he did mt "lea" l° avows, its right and purpose to defend itself.-—— Congress. Congress could liavefleliberately re- united, in one common league, :1 number ofloial r-.——
°f (Jon-°-"355 ‘V35 explesseda ll“bl'° collfidence And when before, in a country where the press posites, and ifdeemed proper, c id have passed instituted by the agents of that will. It is a lid mat Mr. Tnne). will be nominated n‘5Min- trary to the public faith,
This confederation of banks will proli-
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would have been assured and ursliaken. tie bu is free, was tfdeenied criminal for any body to the new laws adapted to the ne _i’?t)I](lltl0ll oftlie imitation of the New-York project of a safty , _ . _ k , _
It could have decidl whether the fund. ‘Ste’ t° Ellgli’-"di fonhwllhvand Mr'fed ' ““°°nsl'“’l'°"”l "“”‘“el'~ 3 l'°l‘_l-ll‘? Pl“'P° I
bly be combined in sympathy as well as intcret, !
and will be always ready to fly to the succourof
siness of the country continued in quiet and
prosperity, and the numerous bankruptcies in
our commercial cities averted. The wisdom of
bumaii actions is better known in their results,
than at their inception. That of the Bank is
'“3"lfe5led ll°"l 3“ "ml hi” h“PP°"ed° 3"‘! 85' b which’ Wlience does he drive his 'uries and rovid d f l ' f l l' h B ' T ' '
. . . . f f t _ _y . - _ J ,' P e or ainp,e gtiararitie or tie s_a ety t e. anl. ol the Lnitcd_State- .l.e platiis totaly -, ,1 ‘ t fth S ate. , _ _ _
P°°l3”.Y {Tom ‘ls actual °°“dl“°“ ° 99’ 9° 5° diction? W'houiade him Censor of the public ofthe public moneys in their newlepositories. destitute. of the essential requisite. Fliey a'e Gene )5 “Se” 0 8 en , _ in congress. Nuinerically hey had it,
not required to credit each other’s paper, unless Ezfengivg Bank Robbery_....Th Phila~ whip, ,_here are some who kn W no imam t
curity.
7. The Secretary complains of misconduct of
the Bank in Dele-gating to the Committee of Ex-
change thc transaction of important business.
and in the Committee being appointed by the
President, and not the Board, by which the
Government Dérectors have been cxcludcd.—;
The Directors who compose the’Board meet only
periodically. Deriving no compensation from
their places, which the charter indeed prohibits
them from receiving, it cannot be expected that
they should be coos‘antly in session. They must
necessarily, therefore. devolve a great part oi
the business ofthe Bank, in its details, upon the
oflicers and servants of the Corporation. It is
sufficient, iftlie Board controls, governs, and di-
rects the whole machine. The most important
operation ofa Bank is that of paying out its casl.
and that the Cashier or Teller, and not, the
Board, performs. As to Committees of Ex-
change, the Board not being alwags in sessfoii, it
is evident that the convenience of the public re-
quiries that there should be some authority 3|
the Bank daily. to pass daily upon bills. either ll‘-
the sale or purchase, as the wants of the commu-
Every Bank, I believe, that does
‘filly rvqxxire.
business to any extent, has a Comtnittee of bx- Bank nnhe Upper] states, as a stockholder in , to change we ham,‘ for the .,, " V,-,e have M,. P,.es;.-._. . , ., _
_ ,- . _ « .‘ , lg” ‘V _" Aim that institution. The Bank isenabletl, through absolute nullity. Now, sir, ho.-. . Ce 0,. m,,,c,e,.a, me hem; M g H _ , ,,. , ’
. ‘ -wt t-ri is «ix- -. ‘- '“. ‘ its Branches, to throw capital into those Pawn-“l t(I‘ai-t compare with e--~ v""“" ' es He sits quietly f ’ A ' i
= ‘ . t .- . - - ' -- tic- _ . i eiv “ A
i. .,s l t 111 ) the Ui.ion where it is most tieeded. Thus it in every W-hé~,iei_lrp_t_l. States. ‘ll with the comes, b,, 4 , _ .._,.,,__gu(; and the It appears from the New
defend itself? VVho invested the Secretary of
the Treasury with power to interpuso himself be-
tween the people and light and intelligence?
Who gave him the right to dictate what infor-
mation shall be cnmtnunicated to the people and
press? From what new Sedition law does he
deduce his authority? Is the superintendence of
the American press a part ofthe financial duty
ofa Secretary of the Treasury 7 Why did he
not lay the whole case before Congress, and iii-
vite their revival oftlie old Sediti in law? VVliy
anticipate the arrival ofllieir session? usurp the
authority of the only department of the Govern-
ment cnmpetent to apply a remedy, if there be
any power to abridge the freedom of the press?
lftlie Secretary wishes to purify the press, he
has a most I-Itrctilean duty before him. And-
whcn be sa.lii:s out on his Quioxotic expedition,
no had better begin with the Augean stable, the
Press nearest him, his organ, as most needing
pUl'lfiCall0ll.
Iliave done with the Secrelary’s reasons.-—
They have been weighed and found wanting-.—
There was not only financial motive for his ac-
ti'ng—tlie sole motive which he could officially
entertain—but every financial consideration for-
had». him to act. I proceed now, in the third
and last place. to examine Lln: ..... .. ;. .,,.._,,._i,
he has exercised his power over the deposites.
3. The \k'l’lOl(’. [)P.nlilp nftlxo United State: de-
Treasury.
prudence and discretion.
public interests. _
with the Girard Bank of-_P ilad
presented as a. specimen off Iii’: co
Atlantic Banks. The first“ét_' 7'
account of the United States
notes of Banks convertible into
ing in the habit of receiving.”
although that also be one of th“
to tpe provision that it will rec ‘
3“ 5 Wlllcn. lor the time being
rive an interest. from the public deposites in the
lotion, the Girnrd Bank, for exa-nil-.
botind to recive the notes oftlie. -.
”,f '"‘?C°l"lll2‘. it is absurd to per , ,
tion in a contract, i.)eC:ll..lSC bv ti =
, 4
nor the notes of any other bank. ~ i ..
diate vicinity, even if it be a de -
local banks should pay any bonusor pay any in-
terest, or diffuse the public depohes throughout
the United States, so as to secureimong all their the source oftlietr nourishment. As to their s
parts equality of benefits as wellss of burtheiis,
But let us now inquire wlietli" the Secretary
of the Treasury has exercised é usurped an- it be issued in the ieimmediate 1,-icinity.”
thoritv, in the formation ofthesézuntracts, with
Hayag substituted let us see what is not there.
himself to Congress and to the 'llia,surer of the ulation for the preservation nfthe public moral;
U- States, he ought at least to sliorl that, in the lions for the freedom of elections, none for '
stipulations of the contracts then. lves, he has
guarded the public moneys and ‘( ided for the
I will examine he contract
in, which is themselves as they can.
lCl.S with the the President ofa Batik in a iieiglibouring c
rushing impetuouslv to the defence of the Secri»
tary of the Treasury against ati editorial article
i -n limits the
raft K l'3W‘“'d of $3000 is “fared flitlle dew“. control. and from the time since the)’
duty oftlic local bank to igeceive ii deposite, on
P ‘. k, only the in a newspaper, although “the venom of the sl
was not quite equal to the vigor ofthe bow."-— ion of the robbers.”
Was he rebuked by the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry. Was the Bank discharged from the public
ot be service ? Or, are morals. the press, and elections,
Iank. in no danger of contamination, when a hostrulo
Banks become literary champions on the sideo applied to a lady with whoriilie went 1
power and the officers of Government ’ .IS;lll( Sanger, for letters of introdmtion to
La Fayette, but the lady liming, '= '
after their arrival in Paris. raw‘ *‘~”
.~ rm" '‘’f‘' . -.
l , ‘in its im-
mediirle vicinity,’ or which it is, ‘ ii the time be-
Uder this stipu-
iuill n
.
anks
ome-
-" ‘-eit
habit VVill the States silently acr.'*‘_'e9"' I I
pula. Federal autliority i_ri_s_ipg\,'*,_lil-“'
-.l".<.=.c.l. tits‘-.'w =
plying a common currency, in place of zliatuf
We have seen what is in this contract. Niw
It contains no sin-
As patriotism of the Secretary only _ala~m=tl W10!
95 ol the infallibility of high 8.tll.l'l0l'll_V is stiorod’
yesterday,-—it is
he
purity of the press. All these great interests. mblled of sixty llll'€e
after all that has been said against the Bank '-of
tlie U. States, are left to s'n.ft and take care of
mi‘ ofn hundred.
in
_l.. I
er Stevenson as Secretary of the T_,
The report is the more credited, as ils Wel
lD- understood that Mr. Taney’s apporflnenl is producing a powerful rea ion.
as Secretary of the Treasury would
‘'lIf’il]Phl}‘‘;.N‘l1{ti°‘t],a1P(f]'l1,z(:,m]3 ,0 M5: ‘:nst:);_ a party interest, there are otli rs who regar 'r
e an 0 l a e pita
supposed _
keys, (so far as vet ascertal-led) and
The depredators are said to l.lV° take"
two the Exchanoe notes
We have already 59”‘ rlelpliia Bank noteas under the ddsomlnnlloll minority, ,
The ll0l9S Of 3 llgher Value '_Every day some new disclosure appears. lei’
3”’ left ““l°"°hed' N0 5P°°lés missing‘ ’lPost Oflice department has been most under ‘R
Brown, the Boston farger, his been heard I _ _ _
of at Paris, having arrived in Rance in 0'7"" . , V .. __ . 4‘ .
fthe packet ships from this yort. Bro . . . . .
that a very distressinir and .
rn , ~" .’ :_‘
5‘"'Y- linking the State Banks int one great engi
lot re-
false
rency. The latterglass cann t be made th ~
servient tools of Kendall & . and in al -
liability before the session cf Congress 5,
nndlie Pliila- -their rniijority__will dwindle down to an ine t
tliriusarid§l0llnl‘5-'-
first etc
into power. in "='= ’.
'-“P trib ' uin
. utes and equal zes .he advantages acct‘ g “the, ,_,,w=e(lieu _ ,-
- J * es. or dent Se? - *1» ' .ne mind or that co‘
’ 1 T. _. ?.l"’.- €‘I£\:!3.Ll’)l3(‘. " 0' ' ' revenue and lll<‘- l‘°lff§;, W . _ - .
‘ 7 - . '3?” M-m.?h‘~\‘V"“ me llsinlle in 11 Ere“. tralizes lll:lel:lljmb:t(l)(f8t: li1v'liiBli)ui)-iibctTld otheriwiseirrotesris €VlfZ‘ull_7 Eizligi-e 3-.'.iiai.’i: I-llese wage by ‘C I V". ‘ml a“a(T"'"'em‘ l" “'9 ‘mus m thc.n0"h P8" of ll?‘ --«- ‘=
, up all. ol'th]e Stale I1(?g:Sl::,tl]l‘eS, anti flow from the people or the (vest and we "Nari. mam. Buuhe Goverhment mg , V ;'l;lof‘:d ' V : , I -,c£~,.ert::3llV8€l’l his personal at. gnglvortlli Conn. The dii.
b”e.s-. .ThP E inn kour popu.ar aspect’ or paying tlieii full proportion of the public bur- in distant batik notes when they .. \: I fill "rte: is S .. . . . .4, pub,,'c°: '3’ ‘me hamli alld - e 01 an a".°m“l°l.‘5 °l"1l'ilCl‘ I _:
‘ r i P41 €l‘.Cl1&II'n18n. £105’ thens without deriving any corresponding hen- and a bankrupt, at the places c . "'"' « --' ..,—,_: .c- ' ., 3;, of c0,,sc,£_,,r,',- '8 other‘. Be‘ ".)g.m”~lam.l'- El3Ven pa"
. I . ,_ , . nus oblig-iition.— victims ‘to it in a short ti.
cramr’ almost "nlf°"ml-V "‘Pl’°‘“l5 °°m'"ll-le‘-’5' efit from the circulation and deposites ofthe pub. lure, under °‘~?-. si the noble ,, , f
_ ‘ _ A. , I Spec ace
Wm‘ ‘ - V -i '-. V i, C - 34':--2-..<.-iiig to surrender an exgltiid icliflricfz those umcked have recon B
Th t . - . .
R ‘none of the C""'em‘"9“l D‘ V9010” ll“? ltc revenue. The use of the capital of the Bank
.5 its honou rl ) _ _
rs an urioluinents, rather than A T0ast.—_[)m-mg the _,,,.,,
2693 :u.1h.e °°"""‘i"°°5 °fEx°h3"8'9~ hils Pro‘ has been sigiially beneficial tn_ the West. \Ve place to
he? ‘’ * "J5 t0 be Pl95“,”‘8d.- from their not there w-~* 28 ‘+—’~-‘l°ln<'SlIc. foreign.— “,1 ‘ A‘ .i- the inte ‘t
mug entitled, from their skill and cxna.-= can honestly got, c want it -_'’‘''‘'3’fe ”‘ :.:. H, _ 0' I. re’ 5‘ °f the People. VVitni.-sses the elder Ads in f ll .-»
once, nnd standing in ,,Oc,e,,,_ ,, - . _, to.-prise. ... glvc activity to bl.lfll- is, has bet __‘_._y efified ,4 ‘A . _ . su ting and contemptuous expulsion of”, , G ‘ ' "ls ‘3 0 0
_Tl,e Go,,e,.,,,,,,,,.f’. _ , _ , ieiope the past resources which open to future contest. » n .51, -‘ -Hleage from office; and their coolly enters tlil aemlerimn move noted fl.’ '
,1", "_ . , V U attire has coiicentrated in that fer is Ordered, and me Bum‘ is . vacated place, without the slightest 5_,,,mm, 9 information. i.0u,.P,.,,s .3“, :
,. w - )y the Secretary’s financial ar- there is now’ i d .....°'ll'-its -.. the smallest emotion H . - l '3' "r —May the mantl .- -
, g . . ., ag_“,,,,,s, ,he,,,,e,,,,,_fi,,e 0,, mm minions f ab] f mg‘ 0. obiri t , llgie unreascn. 93,, of September Ma be was installed on the in r, f‘ 1 apiece, .
.. ; ;: tn. ;...-a-i- the public revenue collected from allythe peuploe ren?ll;:s::tél;eG:loOlSlCe. Flis llqcal lk agrees to riod of three days’he disclivtge Qtslm, Ilhe grief pa‘ Mginctll dl upon hi“ M
-- “"‘""’3 9 me" 0f of the United State I d’ Vernmenl 3 tn rvices now ment f rs '31 l "3 '’‘’‘3''"‘ i 8'
,,_,-..-..u cre ‘ of k '_ , , S('"‘3 U l”Elll°38 Ofllle West performed b lleB l; 1; , - . . ° “"3 U- States had be ... :. -
'1 knowmdae in bfisinegq Ipazu exlperi W,“ bg ,.e,,,med m a few Auamic ports. E30,? however tO.:’helrest=IrIi1cmc)irl; ulietltlil cs, subyect origin; that ever)’ one of‘!-«El .3.-‘.‘.’£‘.’-Sé’si.'Fé‘ from mi/bale Fl57Wy.—The ‘ii 4
plwed ,3 correspond}. stay, an DID port will engross the public moneys there col. up, the ,.',c,ni,yi.0,.theloca1(:1 k re required Hamilton down including‘ (iallatin_(wlio, wliatc,,_ Zette gives the following »
g 0"!‘ r lecl-€03 and that of New-York collects about of th U S ’ h an "tl1e.ba"k er‘ Suld °l ml" 0” 3 l-°"m°‘«»"°‘-‘35l0ll. and tliatl the number Of nll the
e . tates is under no true incncn d r .. - . Vel
s , o no mean to retract, posicssed more practwa] States engatred in the wl.
U, stares knowledge ofcurrency, ban(s, and finance than commeucerrielll f h 1
any man I have ever met in be public councils.) ' 0 t 9 Pl‘
rsdifferent men he cannot at t’
Banlxwfe 9330")’ the Places where r:u‘i(i'(e:ntI:y lliieclllafl-Stftnhe Pilllmc revenue’ an the p.e°pl.e°f "3 servlces ‘"9 °°'eXlell3lV3 Will‘
and/Aline ,,,.e W?“ unde,,s,00d and duh estima. not fa; tbeat:ls!i\;v:)“pe plieldl uiirdtqr C(_)nll'|lf?llll’é0n. anctfihelirterritories. 9
A . p|eceoco‘,l.- _ ' , ' le eopeo. Jecit'o cw ico lb 1; -. V _
/,.,,e_ - e.a is wlnch the people 0,.,,,,, priited States-*, collective. or to any agent to be appointed b _ _ hreasury. B k . iehcxpe iericy and conliici_,D,,,,,,ty 0,. the smess, two brigs from N,
, 8. The French Bill forms another topic or ly. have i,sauoI'lticle orbinterest—-—banks,_tlie paid by the local banks p,.0 rat: . rl;tsEs0u‘l:)!e Wfigsei étpgneveryl Cl'llel:l\'lt1dglrale, prior to him from Westport, one from ,
,_,..g,,ea, complain, ,,,,.,h we Sec,.e,ar,,. Th“ stat? itppk -- may e held by foreign. exzimination is admisssibleivil/taut ,-olationgl, mat C((’Mm:gtt=;]ieaS enloye ,(‘ ad been wrong; one from P,.o,.i,,cet°wn'
. ofthe case is, that the Government sold :- the" Three months have e] d d h their respective charge,-,,-,. and how that may States mad ‘he; etzplunrfertqe . rtdofgthe United Schoonel-S and sleeps frcj
B k B'll ....- apse an teSecret - b ti '=- - . i . P 9° 19 te late-‘=.d - "
,« whilchlhe ll3ar?lrr) gglgt ,-gfrniiir dn, w[l(,)gn§:03’?,,(,),(,)S' gjaosmln’: Dglsfilggtdlplacers ofrtlleliosite for the pulillb ygl sé:iiSilt’lii:r'bii:ifl::i.tellgefiu (2632,? D3 i2eo:h,l;g,f::;e3 nears I )7 lfnd acqutgg other Ports‘ , .
sent by the pmchasp, ,0 Paris ,0 receive we State;-i He ten; pfies olrt e Bank oftlie United appoint tlieageiits ofexaminatlon. to fi;Q’fille all wrona-. Afpd ill’) (‘)(Sal((“pl\’llll-Z c iBanl<._ were _ Professer Tucker of in; _. .
mmum. “The” the lBank purchased the bill. that the Bank at Cliiaill ‘lb re(POrtp~0'li lgfistcrday. salaries which the local Banks are 3' And their uiiiutedjiidglneiils ll: distii T e (t)lDml;m to H is Said’ has in forwmdnru
it paidthe a,..oJlJ[llI0l.l8 Government or which , . _ es on, ow ic eapplied where does the Secreta 5 d ~ _ -_ ~ _ . es ie anlr, 0 . . t,T
. . . ~ - hen, d,,c],,,ed th _ - F} n tlieiiiority to scatters the public mone and d l Pllll0nS0 homas Jefi'e'
,5 (he s,,.ie passed it in me cred” of [he Twas ° ’°°9”'° l . e custody, and that create ofiicers and fi ' ' - - y‘- er ‘mes ‘° ' -
. h h ,- _ . . xtni-.ir salarie itl t th N? H: d f i l . . ubliahed earl
n. ‘° °‘ " S’ ’ "‘ “"3
te _ , . 8, an e acrents fth . ' . in eres t.0es utl e t‘ ' ‘ ' . .' _ _ . ,
mold us bemg name to dav-I-MEGS“) mo: u1;"(r}I]l;.bitlq ?v(::hl!'lhcOllSegi.leDCe suffer. No! Whatis done extraordinzil’TSPrb?i)sibbld$“il:,n]f:“ a,',"e,:’3,n(§ -p,,I,f ‘Z: e§]aT,:",° "£9 °l’e.'"‘:t',‘:"s ,° to modern ‘We understand. S835 '5
a pa ic moneys constantly receiving in which relates to the security. li\,,,‘_;,,d D2, shafigfigd st,“ lees‘-3 foiagggobaigxg? 6-Tel)’: We that ipformatipn llliasdbeelrli ,
1. H Vate etlt‘-31:, .0 t 3 eat ‘ ,l L
c wi i raws ie pu ic mo ys, where J05, n Mlssmnar to the ,‘ _ _
y . Y t ,
9: 2: 1.‘
-‘ on account oftlie Bank. The bill bein h d‘ -
pom), d, H, B 1, El "5 13* the important port of Ch 1'] t -—h ‘ - -
and dgmandi th:“cu;3t°rl:lne:rybdaac[lI:aon thie drawer. p)rl (New Orleans exceptead)efi-.~i)r:’ ihte el3,£?,l,-5,‘: :::,::i’,,:2eha(i,qP,$',t:s In {he 1°C“ b 5.9”“ 93' . .
drng lo the course of-an such dges "99 l1C0°l'- to the GulfofMexicn ? What witli the revetitie in Ct)ll'll8' l 9 caP"a.],.'"°°l" ‘Wily Pflld by llls 0"“ dellbeffile admission the vere per- . . . .
lions. Thecomplaint of tlie (S)lBCllf;al.;y t.ra°5:°' bonds? It appears that he has not yet received ,,,;.,. 0p',,,,;a.I.r:::?L7i_5t“‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " . ""“'" safe, with a Batik of thirty fiv illicns of the Mississippi.
the Bank took up inc bin ,0 Save "8 la is. t til the charter: from all the banks selected as places ofthe de osites. Via, 5‘ S?‘ .: )._-....i. and ten millions of specie, an e places The number of death,
and ma, ,, dld not do it on account of up céedit olfdeposits. Can any thing be more improvident bov woiild not have lhuls la. . . at great hazard. with Banks of ompara.- tur ed in the three las.
- 9 0V- t ntltth .. -’ . , ‘ ‘mll ‘ti dbtriil ' hi "9 ll
!‘13(l;l;:1"n8cnef.MlnP<:atIlier wjgrds. that the Bank did not traact ifith linsti2l(<=si'eiii':il.l}i,osiii0li,lg0‘:v‘li¢xl].rtphkc to com or guardian s_ money. Int.“ ,...' .-..- _ _. _‘e3trOap0l?Sa[Ea::'|ka;1s ,,,ue,,',,,,‘:,is§_em {W [C] the N. Y. City Inspector
on account of alfiill f'oii’?v(liQ 11,0» ":3 G°Vemme"." callacity to contract bi‘ their chartfrs ? c'II“‘h}i1(l;wli3ear pkzcfiefidlrit’ “tl§I‘lo'/buow “ll S i‘ ‘ He wllhdraws them {mm 3' ba"ltl‘93led been exactly 18-
ever)" dollar at Pl 'l d l J0 it, ad al}‘eadY Paid should venture to deposite the Pen lo’s m ' P ?y ' ' at ‘S, the hem U." W "" " l and over which the Federal Govern at had Th H‘ l M
Secret“ d H a e pliia. Vvlry, 5", has we banks’ wmmu, a fun knowled Pr oney in mount of their ‘money, equal to.i .~!hiii’fof its ample control. and puts them in othelBanks. 2 mg mm ( 333' _
~ Y rea the Charter? If he has, he respecting their actual Candi? 0? Everything capital and then It condesceods trig}; slicurity! created by d.fi‘e1-enl Governments, an over fat dog, owned by Dav
ion. at be has Does not the Secretary kno‘.v,,’t ver, was lately killed, =
must have kuowii that the Bank Id . .
advanced the $900 000 f cou not have found some banks willin to rec i h - . . t. then he whicli it has no control. .
a 01' llle Government at de 0 3,6 d g e vol 0 public goes for the securn the moi il .' - l - -
_ l, l, - . Y: _ 143,, y be gone 3. He withdraws them from a Bank inwhich uarts of Oll taken out
i p s s an e as entered into contracts wnli and that he may be entirely unnpl 2 l 9
Paris, witliou ‘ ' ' . . , ,
three times thle ::lnl?(I_)]‘?I(:;lE1§2I;Il((?‘;f(;.‘()J03 p§I(i;:iiy of them._ And the very first stall he has taken has or the other > We l l . . V- 'gel.llle one the i_tmeric_an people. as a stockholder‘ were said to burn and give as .
section ofthe Charter is express aild I-a,~l3u.' been in direct violation ofan express and posi- which forbids the adlriwe 3 alf:'I.lf;3l- nstiike not, drawing their fair proportion or interest a rumg me, strained oil,”
is That ifthe said Corporation shall dp°3l ive . live statute of the United States. even to ,, (hsbu :. aiice a an, blic, money, on loans, of which those deposites formed t 9 ba- . q I ,
km, any Sum of monev for we use 0 a vance or . By the act oftlie 1st May. I820. sixth section without ‘ Lmg fig‘-mt of U .~°‘,’° "fnellls 515. and Pills them lvhele ‘he Pe°Ple of the, nit— E At Burlington. Olsegf‘ i " ~ ,3
Onhe Govemmem of {hp U Slams :' on acconni ,t ,3 enamed. “that no contract Sha” be hereafipr. the S imp)rfey[:opsl security. Ye rVl0 .il’.l0l'l of ed States draw no interest‘. . \ hp fire D8,." 215“ the C 1,. ;_.» .,,,,
exceeding 500.000," a,', [persons éoonan aingunt made by the Secretary of State, or ofthe Trea.i- Setlsepand C a aw. odr at least,. ll common (4.. From a Bank which has paid a bonus of a t,,.y of Nehemiah s_ , .,
;,,§tk,,,g,)1such unlawful advance orloancpgpfi mirn 3911;, or ofttliedDePartment of War. oi- of the Na- perscs UP\V:[,I.1drl8‘(:)'f'll‘\\\_Upflell‘:ca!y'.r3tb ;‘ii.:,9i§lr,l..gii; isntlflgsn fnrlfyabzaggvtvhfalalgligeopg? °df[he Enltid with the Fulling Mill,‘ 5.:-i«.;. (7
el "e e the 9 . - ,excep un era In" a .l. ‘ '- ,. J, . ' _re lll , an pl] 8 . . ' 5
er, 8”. amount, one-fifth to the infortn- under an appropriation adletctliiilziltveiiidgilgefulfiliiieégt legions aqiiong a countless num, pf unknown, them in Banks which have paid to the American °lmes' Picker ‘Dd GI,“ ,,.
9. The last reason which I shall Kl t- f h and excelmnliv 3'50. Contracts for the subsisteiicd llie df.-S. tfflll. izupulacles that‘, wbgn '9 amount‘ 0‘ people no bmiusu ' - From a paragraph In '
Secretary is, thatthis ambitious cor l?l‘li(l.leO?, l t: and clothing of the army or navy, and contracts capital: setfuriitbeps tsoolpe i_alf of pr respective (5. D?pr(a3tatCSlill£3}VnlUeOf'tl198lOCl-{‘lI‘l.R bnnli, mg, Journal, It would sc».~;,~. -..;;;
Fires to posses Political Power. Thopse in it as. by the Quartermastor’s Department, which may The best sti lilat’ ? gilign . ii‘ ' lylere ‘ if dune” liwemmem holds Seven mu: dolls steamboat’ Wm’ Til"
(",1 possessionofnower es ecia“ h l8}BC- be made by the Secretaries of those De art- the last \ h .1,” ion in e ,i.s1_0: contract is ions, an a vancest at of Banks in whose stock cOns,,.uc,i,,g others on U,“ ,.,,._,__
havegrossly abuse-d it. tine Per mp)’ "W (pn tie)’ meats. ' _ P Treasu. vhlc reserves to the {e otary of the it does not hold a dollar, and whose aggregate hasbeen purchased by 8
HS loss. The miscr does not pimp’ “ply trending ‘Now, 3,,‘ Mm, law nmhmized these contmcls bank.s fry t fh power-_ of dischaixin -these local capital does not probably much exceed that very D The price Paid is 83 pg , n
with ii more deatlilike grasp, rflzheir 1: reusure‘ with the local Banlts, made by the Secretary 0, er he ‘(rim is seplvice of the If S {es wl_ienev- seven millions: And finally, , . -
are always active and on the ale" luslltcions the 7I‘eaJll7‘J.7 'liiic urgiiniciit. ilv [understand 1nd l(\g5bs,haii llledsoonc.-.-hmxercises it, 6. He dismisses a Bank, whose paper circu- The Preside,“ has ,3, .
form they beholdu “Va, and ever n ever} the argument intoniloil to ho oniployc-il on the iiclr really;-csdl 9 Public eposllsi ttlhe place of lates, on_thc greatest creditthroughnut the UH- mm, directing the sale ,_ ,_
charged with alarm m’,d dread)’ Reese come‘; other Sl(.l8,'ll this: that, by the ;_;,,,,k c,,‘M,pr the raShl':0l: ck ge .;af¢:)l,lv, from whicltl .~ have been ion, and inforeign countries, and engages inltlie: Land except the reierva, .
spectrcs glide before their iiffrighicd inn ]0uts'an , Secretary is aiitliorizctl to ruin,,,,,, “,0 pub]-ic.de_ I ey; U: lemkt _e etlter for 3-ll.p£,l‘tl concerned. public service. l3anks,_whose pa_pei;_has but a mi; the “smits of Alabama _ ' ‘_ C
and may See in every anew H I. .gma ions posites, and that includoii the power it i no ,- I .1 on into t ie conditioiio no of these ited and local circulation in their * immediate Vl-, _ ( 3" , ,
who have plgced them m Omp: 0 en ighten those But. the act eiitablisliirig tlii: 'l\..i-iiv.ili' lug ion. oca banks, the nearest to us. ‘mid at with re- cinities.” _ . . the 13th inst. at Monfgol
,0 match from them ‘heir aut([3'oo3r1“5l'lllSl((3)l‘ design ment confides. expressly. the ri:.l'ii'lii:cllin£.’ dlmtliii §f‘)li3i::ll3l'o kfl’mi'ht‘.liYe haw? the beslll rmation.— These are immediate and inevitable results./‘l isville.
“her prmcimes can we account foyth n what public moneys of the U. .St..tiss to tho l‘(0a!lll'0l‘ ofth “,3; So ‘,8 district. la_nd~tiiu,g them that How much that large and long standing‘ Item 0. Mr Burden the imam
gun, ch," as hm” M f d ewextrava ofthe U. States, and not to U 8 . . , 9 . ‘.?l-l'0,l’uli‘i.) lire retiuired toltigike annual unavailable funds, annually reported to Congress, ‘ l M ,
, (aim, mg Bank gill” ("W87 by the Secretary the Treasurer not the Secret.“ tcrfllnry , and ieportsof their condition, on the firm day ot‘Jan- will be swelled and extended, remains to be ae- Slefimbodlsi has 30 3 A
,‘M assertions th;m.‘.ltl)((':egr:}i:ir:‘l’lc"5g apd ,:.,!,,Ck ,-2,, we fidehty mm which he kliIpV)(~.b’ih7;'lr)l0-{:1 ‘Ill-&:l‘):)-I. ']I3‘heklatest official return rain the Me- veloped by time. . Haven Steamboat Citmll,
vii. in ::lY In his report never were ercstlzlililtg l t [he moment therefore. that they are iiitlitlraivii ' lid" ’t N of the firs‘ of Y Wary’ 183?. ~ And now’ Mr'- President‘ what’ “"»d" an these Charles D3ViS'"b°=Wal
. ,4,‘ ,,,w],ed, and ommged mpoplc Bqulff; ii {from the Bank of the U. Slntos, they are placed, my lalonti wniph rqiake one on tho llfitqf last Jan- circumstances. is it our dut)‘ to do ._ Is pllierle a d" on board the sloop Al _
' * 9' 3 law. under the charge and responsibility of In point gt‘ fact ‘I6 oth?rfBanks"'J lklidmr not.— Senator who can hgsmte to aliirmll m at ii“. fflnl Brnssos de St. Jagt
. am in armed {jinn eiione.- guagc oftlie resolutions, that I e rest on as iomh OFAWH, 1832’ 0,
. .1,
. i
1 group some of them. He ngcefls U T _
is sullii,-ioni e,.,d,,,,ce to - ~ le ronsurer and his bond,and not of the Seas. II ‘ ' . »
prove llia’. tar -, vi - ere is ".8 account of J’ 1 2 rind I lill, lt d d a yet the Treasiir of ll‘
} vi )0 has given no bond. But let us trace you will agree, that it isdi';’.|ll“ll;-_C",;,,‘,, o;,,,_ 0,, iliugsitead gtifizgfgtapgtzgrti ,3’. mg Cgggti, (lg penalty of the law.
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