1111 E DEMOCRAT
Tbur.day, January fld, VN3•
The recent explosion of the fluequebanna Conn.
ty Book ~.till • topic of agitation. •pectilatoot
and comment, es may well be pnuomml It wee
an event of do ordtuary rhameter—a ealarbily of
great moment—a stupenden• can
n, es n did, like ath under-clop from • clear elf y,
it will ont .011 be forgotten by the people,
...all, by thre who were its airtime. Nor anghl
it to be. Tho people *knob/ remember it and re.
upon it They should agitate and inweangate
the aulneet uunl thry have probed it thoroughly,
awl loot hare all Om eorropnom ramalities
who., hd, e unfound d nod aopported the 1111111111-
nom from be iderptkon to it. alee,l
thew eyes are folly opened to the eurinintireof all
• leg,slation mid enemal pnvileges, through the
enno , untidy of wlneli mob %Mow., .h..l* are
in nl•. o..ariamou noprenetpl..l aliorka m
hu
,,no , f ...a neon scry bro Wool and
tar, lone of the e,m,mnanny
cxem. or the ohne oeter aml mondge
ot at 161 111•ili1111.1.1 brat has coloot•to
tOot tta togoniol as urntty intone. to Ilto poblir.
14 ft f f 41111111111141114/ theme emo! of a metes, m
Amt. l'.l lboold, neaten loy Mr. feet, mop of o
llre ~,,,, of the Room. and conned onto the
g re, ke do. Thm we have trasoodon-
To oleo oar coolluon.e thao wea k, and recommend for
ot anon.% lierooloonron, permed by all who would .
eoot k loght ',demon to the pout nomegement ef
the mole ere, and Moo named.n mama of a. fatal •
end midden collate,
Frail the •Fttt i
ne elanee, lirni, tlint 111., flank loan hero for
yrahe ~1,1 aeon nl Ithannlona, dere.,
more honk he. o loci, Isom Weenie/end on ote Cohere:.
nod .....,.,f, 11,01 111.01 . 11).•10 (.1 Banking on. er- e
prrerla noa taboo/are/a noroarserdesodeeneehoord
by /he Arr./era .of Per. ode al of Mel.l,lmlsem.
Then may wain like Brave ehargee: noodondeed
l'ony are; but they aro true, and eortelwerely
pretend ley thee etneroarnt of the El mita .Itlorney
above card No long agn as May, 1816, et 11,10,1
Oa Bank made. loan nf &70,1.1. Mann &
e,troatve rp..roolatan in the llr,st—tor rather. we
...I rely, of road,/ to that anemotet, the eon.l
&none of th e contrnrt hoe,e anele that the flank
ahoolva el from all loahtlety or trontelo for thr
redemption of that as., wheto thr patty olannong!
the Iran hobbled th. er pan of the ...norol in :
goo I faith. 'll. loos, et n to`. shown. a aeo
thor.red by a re•oliennit 4,7 tho &herd of Ihn.rtorr,
noel ,h..m.., entered tnenbatween the parth
was on etla And reteented on the lint part by the
oaten, rreenlent of the Bank.
rWo well hero remark, en polo. to anone of the
pr... 11..1 of Doreen,. among ~hear ars
Meeara l'ourtoll awl Webb, that they nem not
llorectors at the ton. loan wan mode, and
tbarofere are oat ...wend. for el
A moiler contract woe .Is. mails ulate aei
lab r.,itember with thc St John., (olthoogli for
much smaller amount,) Muth ea. also outlier.
had by the resolution of l b . .11ourd at Direetors.
And another contract, smiler u, all remorse
te the Man. & Co. commet, except the amount
leaned. mut mole by tbs. Guskter of the Rank. C.
P. Debt. ..attar. of a more moral dote, (or hot a
few week. previous to this fetus,) wiltox
ari
alleged, the authority of the Donlon of dm mac
Mies, also prates. rutin ignorance
of the I. me.
teem of much a loan until .hei r ths Sauk had wal
let...A
Now from then Lc, la no difficult emblem
to cipher out haw the Dank had elitainalcurrcury
far such an annum of de antra Not
=tidied with the orearmost*
mie marker' Palm rags, it
tent them abroad in qua ce exceeding, if ram
ble, the limbo of credul ity to baliwre, and alumwt
infleitely beyond ite capacity m redeem; nil,
eager dal d mom, la force them awe% a confiding
alibis, that the matter of rufwrerl was of lidle con
mquenee. m that the prorictpol mi. mewed. Twit
per eel., wen, woe &emelt quote euraiglf usury.
stem mere cmild not be obtained.
Newto on, nothing of the Isst, or n nagriAns rani.
lean, simile to L'. .b submit
whether the other two, or evil. de• limt
conneetion with the estencri. helm wirculation of
the coperrti, was not mho s wollicieut la crush the
Danklat any 11101/le. ellen n Mould plans th e
broken and inamy atiarpirs to don. The Direc
tors, in lan, pin it into the p mere.' a uncle debtor
le the BMA 1.0 OW a tt rep at his will ; and to do
he had every IwmiLle inducement. All that ha
had le do. was, to operate anions hi. ammiates,
and perwiede th em to got rep • "run" upon the
memo, when hie end world be effectually ae
romplialied. Ile undid thee to •Mll.llld, and,
through his tOO% buy up in nide@ fee a mar. and
caHeel h,. hadertedneee at km Mantel, 114 414./
de this, a a Ins, but it is rather hie merit thal
that albs Dinners that he did net. They gene
him the pews, sad that leo, fur lbe paltry nos-
Wendell of twit per end. intereel e• their credit,
while, at the suss tWre. bendrede ad ear skier,
who might mmatmodailisms is slims v=ying from
nne and two thirmailll dell.n. on Mod pa
per, and at per mint. Interne. veers ...treed
empty away." Mid we submit, alm, whether
this simple lamb es, we swab play being leaned
tu the Week In. a mere werniaal .eery, while geed,
srepseeible men in ite Immediate vicinity were
cestimeally refried omernmegatiem is mach
smaller turamete, and •• den =edit, at lawful
Interne. shows a very pan, lee. Mural. m
the part of my ono Gemmed with Mr Bank. 16460
Genereted tar or weed It whet dame. It Mks
very like • vemerted &Win us de a Imarmewhieh
the essdnica and imam et the Dank weld not
vrerrant—• beerier which was extremely hazer&
me—mid which Ad eel yapp, In the Laming up
el the inetitutims sad as Meakalahle ammat .l
eufferim sad direr la Me melt.
We knew we am Merged with begging the
mustlem" by mew. when we my that Me Mot
WaMern leas was welleere a OWN* mei dm
Ilmk. Bat will my are pelead that Me Mask
wee rem In a mendee to lake up $lO,l/00 ef Ite
aktehniee at awe, la Maim to dt• ••••••1 s.l Ile
Mee Menial= Wt meld welmelly and had.
relay have Irma ea wiled Mu mart a. a ma we
made epee ha wear? DM weer% • The IMO
moll Mee bypelhemml Me••l6C•4ll4lmdkene
he the weary sad Mr Mgt halvah ° Denrby
thee MI it eel de tl e• W Pa el Goshen Met?
It had Owe Merger. NM If It mail bat.
0 mewl Me Mar MI6 them. Way NW 141
MUNI is se; Irked a draw le Mom mired
lop moMarer and Meg them alter their porem4
two sad washy as Mae 1
TM MM. le. dm Meek falla Mar.. Ii IVY
seminally deemed 0 ihreld Imp. The whole ha.
ery Ned character of do moan Ina ila 1..1p11
ens', ahoi• this. It near lad any capitals( say
larnount,irlush is but aathar proof of Alb pa.
hoo Than loans we have alluded to arra made
order to enhance the speoulathro, by pacing the
largest paible amount of its note. into
lam The failure may have been ...tar prem..
lam but we think mot much. And how tie fal
acies. au eon o alai the people and slam ea.
emptiou front all lilama or chiliads*, when they au
thorized the very aura of baking that has pawed
Ina overthrow. ea Ina for wirier hada and mare
• !sharable hearts tannin* to eonjesture.
The President's cure.
The fallowing excellent review et the !newer,
which we copy ham the N. Y. Rwenmg Peal, la
submitted Maar readers in lieu a any remerte
or mar own.
• W. had neither time nor mace yesterday to
anyihnig or ffinuident Taylor'. lint I
message, which, rifler an impel...eel of about
three weeks, has al lat bone allowed to see the
light. Oar trope., however, for the office filled
by the individual who. .innate. it be.., will'
nut allow us. yaw over . document, usually No
imperial°, without notice.
Our first impremion en rending it we, th.
we were ingaged m the perusal of . hind of
Queen's Speech trete. et ; hung of generali
ies hi. that which the Engle.. monarchs pr.
intorno at the opening of a case. of Tertian...
ea,pl that it ,e not so hugely ropreased. Nelda. i
mita., that we wonder the message shoold he so
long. A ft w 1TP0.111.1P101.111.111 there are. but
they ero imirrowed from the reprwts of the different
, members of hie ('.beat—b. Minietry, perhaps.'
we ohould my—end are net .appended by any /
rem. given to the memo... The slats of our 1
relations ehdr foreign monthee is very briefly and /
eery onentofitelorily treated •IthonTh• ae Ow
Secretory of State make. no mpoh. we bad •
;right to 'eq.. opeelol and min.. information
...teeming II from the Prowdent. Altogether. /
there h. been no a.m.l me ir.,allllto Ceogrms
stove the reteMshmeto of conentuttou whir.
had not • torre derailed character, mid be each
• position of winch did not phew more intellect.l
more th.ght, and more interest in politic affairs.
i We my th. without
any wieh lobe severe, for the
feeling with which wo regard 11. author in his
pre.eel wtuntoon is that of companion.
On the .object of our releties. truth Groat Bri
ton., the manage d,w not give us as partieuler
inforto.on as wa ha ve frem the neerspeper•
The ddlleulty rem...... the Mosquito Goadp
winch the agents of the But. h government have
intermeddt. d. la not even loneited upon We have
i on nor hoods al the preeent moment. • quarrel—l
e a very pretty i t ourrer —between air diplomatic
'age. at ion aragon, Mr. Stoner, and the B. i ... It
Consul. Mr Chatfield, cot r ing the Wood of
rig., which Mr Sias Moons. lime purchased
of the stale of Ntemagno for the we of the United
!Itch. We might. m ...I, have expected SIMIO
!mention of the rich. of the Wand which at.
kindled such • flame. and of the comes which led!
.11 ; tint t.htog the kind is to he found in th•
meerage. We Ora glad, however. to meet, in the
ow.ca of our foreign relations, • recognition of the
benefits of that reciprocity of emomeree with
Oriel Wham and b . , colonies, ittineh we owe to
the ohla negotiation. of Mr. Bancroft.
Our warms with France s. [bemired in ,
nane, totally amatisLietery. Wo have had •'
n slight netorminen," say• thestionage, a of the
diploma. lettorreinee between this government
sad Fraueer Instit al ova wow •• end eu us-
her," the reverent is happy te say, "h a in lan!
renewed" to France. What ft raid ...terraria
of diplonatte materna any be, we anti. ay ;1
. only know that while the interruption lard,
it wasse complete a a cord wolf be. That ear
raster hoe been received by the (1.11011 para.
not a matter 10. very warm eciegratel•-
lieu. WllOll we colander the einem.... coder,
winch a took place. II Mr. Rive. has ban ad- I
anal in his public opacity, a it 0.1 the ants
grand •• • dull scholaris admire, a ,
hie far degree is the Eat ngl malaria, that ie
to my, ex racier fralso—by undeserved fawn
In the meantime, no armlet bee been mot bilker
by Faroe. We are under the dapleaureaf that t
government, winch takes of astafang
it, and ear diplomat Intern am I. at placed en!
an rat rating till she reestentsee• mensal god'
undemanding by evading a• minaret. This
• matter wetly drawees le Is aprined.
• Oire of the meal denoted mainmendatiem in
the messgo it that of a revinen of the tariff sod
the impinitien of higher dutim, with a iriow to
what General Taylor calls the substantial ad
indneieut erreouragenama Maur manufnetursta j
Them enuomodation nod thy very humane lei
arlikli it is expremed, are borrowed ham the report
of Mr. Monnkth, the Plirerelar7 of the Mammy,
to which we ate referred fm Ma minims. We
hose read the 'einem, elaboreml lard dm. by
Mr. Ilereilah, and very Amllor r some they are,
amain. fur the 111401 part, .1 Male eriphietrlem
lan nem exploit. .1, impanel without Mr. Mere
dith being at all oanotious orbrhat haa happened tel
them. It re remarkable, however, that neither
0 I Taylet's brief remenntrodation of a. in
..e of duties tut the sake of proteetion, net is
the long aryponina of Mr. Moredith.does Ow went
protection mat meat li le set Inspraahle that
General Taylwr preneted that beieg made a pm
nation* by hie aribiael, and that to wady him.
they nhanned the mono of the mdial they Amend
j Medina, while they retained Ma wham.... make,
I it maouragemeet of menefaatome Wad of pro
laeli.n. Or, perhaps. the cabinet barer a mei.
Mon that the arm meinetion km beware ammo
tor.
By way of parrifylog u. femme. who an to
do, thew Wan hor the eomemorageseat of Amami.
Iwo Mar q. (immoal Taylor whimw the eirlo4
lialtewat of am Agrkwitwal Damao, width to to
keep a imp leek eat ha mwriewhatal islornwelhorr
wal wildly it to time who till Ow toll. Tido row .
orwmlatiow. owl tho wont@ of rebirth it to merle.
ate lowennel fames tbe report of Mt. rewrap fire.
wow" of the Rea Department. We dealt
whotirw the Immo of oar emetry 491 ohm
thweemlow toM taboo I. by as hollow . powooreo
•• Ma We have alwrody a motawle me what a
Ma.. Arteallate awhile. Is the ogrinfrawal
tahnoralloo Mimed and paldlilnd lowly by *it
yam( atm Mateyo( No .then, and Mown
dilloosity It nay bare twos termpftdm It la et wery
Win amts. to the aemaitsy. Few nod ;ti
atm& doe potent made he Implowilmththwerar
W.l AMMO am I. •••., bet•sr ..lets "Ur
wind they malt% la • gem beam read to their
trim en triewermem astie eel h ordeal.
bend pottodhalh The sere..( then *nab
owlerWsed the ooldoot w and am way now who
mid be plawah Whit Wire. oaleeleo r I. the
Dowd of Arialetiwot owl they Imbue( ilte dah
lia la 'a Oar mad eillattaal wow* &as omit.
lady Nabl de to No basal wrath Salim is•
ham all wee lboweeariby wow oMolowl Small if
Artaillowe r la wet 1141104Monal Ileoledervoloalw.
mly megeolood. Th. %When weal S. lean
plowed, we think, with a propselltee loweilem Ike
• fates they pay I. lie pries el OrliCiell which dial ,
eemetme, than with a ermine le MN to the pulite'
bergene by the strentim el sew elllcei•te be mein
tinned al °tele stepwise •
. Clo the queries of desert' in the tentterioe„
General Tay lee 1... Nocemmuoicative. Ile le
.Iwrapinven, if UnglenlCGlnd hinll. Mat GilininNn!
ithis•l4l eel meddle wnh d al all, but Mould leave
, 1
the territories le form government. for themeelvett
with each provident* m they might eh.mr in r- 1
geed le elamry. This is precisely the &atria. of ,
Mr. Cam Unfortunately, m appeals to m, the
G I memo le labs nudge man mutinies of
ideas as to what has been dew In California. Ile
we Is nprant lb. ennetittrlie• which has already
beec adopted, as applinabliti le the whine of the
paronee, Waring the name of Upper Califeruir,'
and le supper Mat who, New Meeks, which,'
am:lndia' le hon. is riks far the change, Moll ,
have framed its Cannaltninn. the q•mtien will be 1
gelded Fre all sue lemberise, and them will he
*lnn' men to do hat Washout Me elates of New
Hoak. mid California. He seem to forget that
• lams puttee of California will yet moue a ter-1
riter7, and that tl mil he mar duty to provide for
it mute nort of goverment.
The mamas. meernmend• that • branch mint
be milabliehed in Califorms, but ruellino it; mid el
theimportance of estshlishing a mint in New lfork,
to whkh • Terse proportion of the gold extracted
front Me mines of California is sent.
Them is • rerommendatiou tha4 oar militarjl
farce be increased, borrowed from the report of .h. ,
Secretary of War. Our mihniry enigma. 'now I
exceed to million@ of dollars yearly,as oar rend-
cro will have wen in the statements and eetimatee
of the Se yof the Treasury. They certainly
should not be ineressed aritheal • vary suctifew
and undeniable nreemity.
What I. soid of the poet elfice, but the Pool
gnawer C I's report belled down. General
Taylor Confirms the wonderful dimerrery made by
Mr. Collan.e. that it is info to fin the postage eel
all Angle lettere sidle uniform rate of five elms
Ifs dm. not mein le I.ee diecavered that the in.
Itarmeddling of the government ill the mettle, of
earrying I 000000 to California has produced win.
deley and inconvenience to the public.
w The close of the message we cheerfully com
mend ;tli@ in the right own. Wo do not think
the Velem to ba in any danger ; but if peril eheuld
arise. we hope that the old soldier will not finger
him pledge to Wend by is, and onandam tle istegri.
by, to the full estem of the obligalams imposed and
the power conferred by the Constitution..
=3=3
The proeordinde of Congress up to the time of,
orgattosattoo. or rather all that ie invariant of
them hare been already gores to Ws paper. The
:me ea dss list ballot for Speaker so ale give
doe ...mbar. trpola taking him mat, Mr. Cosa
the addremell the Hem.:
OwSemen of tAs H..,. of leqTreontotorr•
It would be liaise In me to Meanie the fact that
I feel deeply embarraped to time meat. Under the:
!circumstance* attending my election, I am wen-'I
I wi.ms of the &Masan. by which I wdl be ear
rounded. The remise.. rweisatmo .1 the Home j
is exhibited in our pmemangsdnee we find met.(
The nature and character of the variw important
end exclting opiestieue winch will come op before
' il:r a lhel ate l ertte .' etrr k eter "".
sod responsible. I may be permitted oak, io
I advance, year a,d nod earnest in • fWthful. earn-
eel, and antpartial diecherge ef my dmy. The,
oeuelry has been leaking with impatience at our
effort. to «feet an ergasaMont. The mine Am(
remarked with inniven every., wh ich has been
takes in our legislative amens Our dunce will be
. Inborn., our rem... Moho. severe • let tte try in
view of them connideratiene, iavOka the dia
-1 charge ef panoic memoir. as braid
no the Unit, and as est 00000 the amine asd
character of or various haler!. aid laminations.
Meutlemen—You scoop my earn...thanks
fer.the hewer ...ferret' open me by year chemliag
me as wreaker during the amend Cannes
Mr. Cobb nilt hi seat amid much applause.
Me further busies, of ceommeenee was nano
meted h. %ether branch after the reading of the
Menage metil 'Monday.
.I . llolWOMl.—Elenele again mat. One es tare um-
IMperlalll mesoneo were received from the Prod
dent and mined. Nommen petitions were pne
t nested for the shanties of nee practice of flogging iu
the Navy, ace.
' Mr. IMO, of MM.. effered a monition dealer.
mg It the duty of Conn= to aitablioli suitable
territorial governments for California, N. Mem&
o• and Deseret. (TM io gomelly midorstood to
be • pro-slavery nom, made far Ms purpose of
hooding off the attempt slimly to bo made le ad
' nut Califerni• Into the Unica as • Mate.] Myer
' al other reeoluttono calling oa Ibo Proeidool kr In.
remotion relative to the authority ottbo Comm.
tiott in CaMbraia. and Ilto Team sad Now Moab
m booodary, wore also offered. bat they mom all
laid met under the rigs.
Ma Dennis, OM, pinionanirl gra naniarial of
the eirlainia of Dean, praying far admiring into
the Um.. ea the artabliginient of a woomm ger
enune.t.
Mc aware, et Ala. game moths 1 a bill pew
peep' to maids he the amendment it tin Gm-
Oitolieo et as provide fee the Measles of !..Nave
by the pimple
Tin Hews was daddy «wapiti In dienewhig
I awl adapting the sad tube et the Hers. awl
I.
a epirtied (rather pmenal) maliwaniy
Swoon Mew. Gliddiega. (Whig lbw Ibeiler.) ef
Oh* Na Winthrop, ar Masa o la Magee M IM
tilavety wwellea, end the Whig party, awl Ms.
W. ewes in Madam to Waver, while Speaker of
that bedy In the Mei Cessna lloweld .t►w
Whip participated la the weaned A fall repast
Mis weal,. weepy tea meth epee Mr ale ply,
and it menet be ahrbiged althea. deelreybig 10
Wane, Seth Warhol odjwinied was le lien.
day.
Mawr—deewew.-A geese Ewa y rather
yews menial d Wined. Awns( dem vre44l
eenl hem Maser et Ky. mei* dim .N.-
Pwart l MAimee et Desent, revise
•r•r gem Kiley, t eseeeteileg wwwwelde
Magee, ie. The woos • ••9 *Mel debeee,
wail. we way give boogie. M. /wee'. ill
be lie ifteeies t leerWeil y.a.n..bir Ca ,
twee moaned sea Wanda be pie.
lieww—The Spam eweeemeed tbe Owewit
' teembe wea Imeeetame ef Maid. we ON lb ea.
UMW plow The Rowe melee& to rillinnk
Thimilay, awl 111 P elloin the norakiift ism ea
imp
• gwo• mobs, of pll.= owe pesperlsi
WYNN. wry Mash was sosssal do mks.
W roam r.llall* she nu at *Ws as
IsssYs I. Ws Illstry, Yr Wlsmalay r 11••••
_.Whim, hr • asii••••• SIN Rona. arl
ohs Malin at Ps shayblasy S. dm amply.
easy, sal I•l3assma
11.. Cam, alma • andallso laslarailssi las
Commilles Ways =I Wow Is Mayas .WI
as Walla WO W.. •••••
Swhasat Ifaarsory .to. Tammy ari Commip.
Noe on Territotie• be isstratual It report to lilt
Ikon • bill or hill, yr...ling Territorial Govara
meats for all lbaLpert of tilt toninery coded intim
United Siete@ by the treaty with agesico, lying
loaetward of the Stem Nevada maaataitte, and
:prnhobiting Slavery therein. Ili Jentluidal the
previoa• natation.
Mr.Blephen• moved la lay the remeluhon eh the
table.
Mr. Weetwooth uked ler the y,.. and nap,
which were Mkt, end the awn ectratived—
, ayes 83. ma 101. Thic te • verergood aeli-ea
tetsrierpeCelan chew.
IMMEM;MMiI
Whoever Rat read die Neap of Zachary
Wahnoten, meet ha. hoe forcibly impread
with a Intlinno literal booties, ita elegace of
expremien and peramely of style. Take, for es.'
&mph, the flrel three hoes of in third paregrepli,!
which an thee: oWe are at peace with nII the
world, ad oak le roomfuls our relate,. of entity'
with Our reef of etewkied.•• Then -Pam a Rd.
, further •• While enjo, mg the benefit of mag
iable barrooms wok fowler. waliewo. we have
al been insensible to the donation. ad war.
which have prerailed iw ether quarter. Of Ike
[Phut bongo toniembrince a paean. in one
tattle addreeem of •nFriend Enoch Walker," who
exit...wed himself very moat.. to extend hie;
theme a " Univereal Chnetian flonevolancet
throtwhaot all tha world, sad elsewhere anon,
norione.")
•
Theo again, mutating of tha tariff, he said: v
look to the wiadom and patriMmin of Congrem for
the adoption of a symem winch may place home
; labor, at least. on a 1 v. ***** and sure fooling,!
and by oar encoaragement of ma...tam...es give
;new and marooned minutiae to agr.oniture. and
promote the developeonent of our vaat mammas!
; and Wa ***** elan of nor commerce: . Shade. of
Lindley :Wormy and Nadi W.b.br ! non any
k m. tell what he Amami by wall • jumbled mem!
;of "au" , Why wir friend Welker. above refer.
red to, ia thrown a....rely is the Abe in pant of
.norgh.
House ZOLIIIMItd—The fallawiott aronow
of the Committees appointed by Mr. Casa, aa
nonnoed an Monday
Way. es/ Means—Menem Rayly, Va., Tiian,-
ma. Mos , Vsnto., Ohio, Gra., Mo., Toombs,
Han, Hibbard, N. H., Doer, N. Y.. Joon.. Trion.
Kempen, Pa.
Dulnetof Columthei—Mnsre. Drown, Min.,
Isla, Aln, Tiner, Ohio. Puller, Me., Morton,
V.., thmunend. Md.. Annex. Men., Meade, Va ,
, Mere/nod, Ky.. Kieci, N. Y., Venable, N.C., Nee
reles, Pa., Weihois, Ga.
Tetraloww—Menu. Soyd, Ky, Richardson,
111.. Rockwell, Maas., Seddon, V.., Clinginan, N.
C . Kauffman, Tyne, (141, N. Y Fitch, Ind ,
Giovanni, Ohio.
Parespa Affas.—MeClernsud, 111 ,
gall, Y. Wssahrep, Mom. Harrel., Ga.,
norm!. Ala., Woodward, S.C., Stanley, N. C., B.
al, Mich., Spalding. N. Y.
Clare-11.1el. N. C., Th.., Telrl UMW.
01., Wismar, Pa., Mt.., N. Y. NahMrd, Ala.,
WK.*. Ky.. Dastham a. ler, Cann.
'Whigs in it... Irma KM tr - 0 - 4.ea us. c.0..]
We think the ff. sedan have ornbassu u CPO
plain of Mom Committees
T. Tearaway Itcre.—The llrmrt of the
Seerelsry of the Tretawm(Meredith,) I. new be
fogs the public. It le sheet twice the length of
the Pnwidant's Nma., mad le mainly @monied
by msarthe open the Twill; the Independrot
Trim., end each kindred mementos of the Dem.
(wade policy. It goeshi straggly for motoring the
exploded humbug of proteetioe, and knee specific
In Ilea of ad valorem ditties t in ether wads. pro
fs... • dm. to " samara. domestic indoetry"
by lasing the people will mom Mau they me
taxed .w, on evnrything they eat, drink, er weer.
The Secretary aeke ...Ora lean admer . mil
lions of dollen, to toad the ...gent expendi
tam al the adminiaration during the R. year of
S. ...nee. Tide hi Whig notrektehment n with
o vengeance !"
Onto ..... .—Thw body at I. ottani.. en
Friday by ehoodng H. C flake. (whig,) Speaker
en the three hundred end that bell. [lt will he
meolleelad that the parties were /red in that body.
—hems the prenraeled Wrunle.l A. G. Dram.,
formerly of Mi. comity. and .nn of Md. D. Dta•
ann. of Mi. village r *. the Hem...vie candidate,
(onaninteutly nominated.) up to the 109th ballot,
when he withdrew, and Tarim.. other cendidate•
were tried, bed in vain. At 1.1 . compromise
.1118 agreed mum which gays the Iblide the leper,
ker, and Demmer. He nonrandom a®eea
Ur As ss vivaWoollen Factory. iterated
&wet see nl. a Mammas* was aewsanted try
Ire ea Thant& swift last, together watt the
watenta—Dstat ♦ 15.000.
N. ask th. atasotioo of the Democracy
of flusquebsona county, mpeoiaily of that
portion of Own oho do oot tolica wont,
paw, to die followieg remarks of Hon. J.
Robloonot member of the 29th Comer
Dom
Ilorothees I bear It said that two dol
-1 lan I. too mob for • Onaty paper; that
Istin on sad be hod boos a disown
math shoors--and It Is squally woe, that
if you bad dstortalned to Wog oily or ent
ers mars tots oosepetitioa as to else and
pies wick your ninny paper, lb. Idea of
sonlsolog sooty man had as well at
arse be aboodoonl. Osr sonny paper@
saaringodpots with then in this rupset,
and they do an prolord to do lb If you
not mealy paps.., If yo think they an
of aay oonsespreaso to you as the nips of
Tor party at honk or for their Ina Is
lollionat god nows,yow mast export lo
• 1111110 for th en esandondoog I should
think Ito awkweld and slangy badness
la dds awn, now, for or party to enter
a polltinl smatest without • pang to old
then to ornullok through width to gall
poblio nati m ts L ooonadtroar dro.,—to
poldlob to delta our Ira&
dans, pabllob •usea sod joist Oar
tlargo—in Art to goadest tho 411111•11.11.
I Inaese we wedd seder Illindl
wialepe=st odds, that would In
rid
Is the Haw. et iiree es
Mai% after the moan et M. Peal-
Asses nerive mad tesessoder sews wi
4t7r.beeters, Me Wow
Therei•3r. I. NM liessi
MN Wheal nesekilee. Mile be rid he
wadi eel op slur th. babas" Se *rimed
dipleertie Iseensewe wish Audris. We
we pleseei Me Omni We male Ms we.
Mwa Mr. Moo& et Mlwielppl. pee seam
ghee be midi leieenhee a=wide ibr
erwelooks.et the
mei or OdWeels, Dowd, & New
==!
We ham just arisen frau the permal of I
iv armament, pm:pared by Benjamin T. ,
11C11 of Montrose, and published in
the Net. f ork Herald, of the 19th
It purr. to be "an eipose of the can
rca of the recent explosion of tho Bank of
ISninjuehanna county," but is in reality
nothing more than 'a one-sided argument to
prove that the President and Directors are I
IblaMeleili and that thq St. John's alone are
had
Drawn up a. it was by one who
d never had any personal interest in the
j its
it should have been as iinpartial in
j condemnation, as it is pedal in its se.
' leotions from facts to sustain the home of-
fibers. Wo find no fault with its exposure
of what the St. John'. had to do with the
failure, but it appears arange to us that
the a:aviation conduct of the President and
Directors, in allowing the late Cuohibr and
!his uncle to mind!e their friends and neigh
bors out of soany thousands of hard
earned Millers, shn m old be passed in silence,
!or what is infinitely worm, be thus upheld.
If the St. John's am eriminal, because they
carried out the objeet they had In view
l l
when they first came into the eminent, are!
I na the home directors equally criminal for
sitting by with closed month. and seeing
them prepare the mine which was to spring
'upon and destroy the business prosperief
!of the deluded depositor. and
To boon been right the " expose" should '
ham condemned the rasrally negligenee of
tho Direetorilis well as the mealy swind- I
!ling of the Cashier: it would then Mee look-
al leas as though it had been prepared to
nrder—woulalme smelled lass of the Maw
, ney tee, and would have placed the matter
in its onm light before the puldie.
Ono sentence taken from the " expom"
ill satisfy every candid man that for the
I blow, which the business of Montrose and
j the aurroonding country has metained, the
St. John'. are not alono responsible. All
the talent whieh can be premed into the
aim of the Diremors cannot exculpate
them from this hit, unintentional though it
may have been, upon their neglect to insist
upon their rights to a knowledge of the
manner in which matters wore mudnoted in
the Bank, Mr. Cue says:
Sometime in Ma compeller hut mums, me
pinions berm le boa 'nest by memo that .111
nom nol right, and they nemsd making demote in
the bank, thongh no one could give my 'coon
for d timber then the mode in which the 'mammal
I WMtest—tire II trenper ehon II by thy
Csayer when lolls "eel,' pea oared for redemplmh
nn the Sind, and fill up of large emmne o
inl
nen Bram to be put el etteektiell
Where were the Direetore—thorn, wo
men. not under the control of She Sr.
j John's, when these " suapkirms began to
be entertained." Their station was a ree
-1
possible one-1 hey stood between the Impi
earned cosh of their neighbor., and the ra
;melons gran of their swindlers. Were
they igrthrantly or purposely blind in their
confidently, that they could hear suspioinns
breathed by others without baring their
own arrested ? Can it be presumed that
enmpinints were in circulation wine rr the
mode in which the business was transacted,"
and they not hear it? or did they leek the
manliness to insist upon their rights and
openly expose the usurpation ofpower which I
prr untedwe n , tenon looking into the
taus of the flank ? Such presumption
might be entertained and such ignorance
might he believed in, but it would be pre
miming and believing against both reason
and common sense. They were man—moat
of them thorough 'miners men and it must
Ire presumed that if they had eared for,
they could, by timely warning, have pre
vented much of the rain which by their neg
ligence they have entailed upon their fellow
citizen. Immediately upon the knowledge)
of tun suspicion and eompleinte. honest l
and pendant Directors would have perform
ed their duties faithfully sod fearlessly, and
not have need, as did then Mennen men,
like so many automatons to dance assent
when the r• poppet master" pulled the wires.
Of the " oionsng and filling up of large
amounts of new notes to he put in circula
tion," the President and 'Directors cannot
plead ignorance ; and it is strange that in
the defence. prepared as it alleged, with
the ofllletlY/Onall of William L. Poet the
President, nob plea should have been at
' tempted. It is not allodged that the Cash
'in forged the President's name to these
. .
"Imp amounts of new note.," nor that
they were elreukdad half migned. It is rea
soneble then to Infer that more than one
kono "that all wee not right," and that
ere, a portion of the all stockholders not
under the control of the St. John'e, are not
so intolerably ignorant an they would
hare the public imagine.
Throughout the whole length of the ex
pose, though written in • guarded and law
yer like mile, the criminal rmilgence of
the Directors will ".tick out. " Their
great eonibleses in the integrity sod ll
medal ability of Thomas P. Bt. John," ie
bat • sorry ueuse for their "sleeting to
meet se • board for the examination of the
affairs of the bank dose April l 843; one '
that will neither repair the lames of bill
holders end depositors, nor ostler, the pub
lic, that the Directors are quite to innocent
Their e :kV; Ti " Tn ' y to w olltr:Pa a n p ir
lowing the funds of the bask—its bill. sad
its deposits—to be mattered through the
eo•ntry upon pledges end 11110111iike moody
nominal, without raising • whisper against
the safety of snob transactions, will hardly
Amur. them from the odium which ninth
emiduct so justly daerves.—Hoseadele
Herald. 4
We an happy to see that the
Grand Jury of liumpubsona musty b..
tuntatt the Bowling Saloum of abet un
fortunate borough u prolille foutssiss of
kw— especially the naploymeot of mall
troy. In setthtg ea pins for imamate
trompeasatioes. Well. ethers spend their
nosey at the sone time. that mast pond
, Mous MI. habits are ...mold. Thi. is
beglanks at the right plum sad it is
no wombs ie • soeneusity where the Ja
mas@ an snowed te assuable algialy
thew primary wheels of rise that tits India
neeberi shield be la the Nem.
sy et beak Ferias. It the
G sow
amity es a mere certyllissat seals We
the Goad Jury will proasselle their
iegairlos they Audi dunk oat the
spsselators in Turnpike stork Isseasees
emporia wed Hants and wedeln the
wherwihre Mit Images lowa lb. bomb
trim Wes bodies pails ere Fwd.% WWI
.hell the July best Is elwaye riamplan
bated wibh papa Morbalkals
Mr. ea 's but - Hank Exproe
The following article eron eentntuninated le the
N. Y. ilerrthl by O.T. Cm. Eat, ef this village.
Our remarks upon It are given eheerbere:
In following up the es-pus ... Ai the effaire
of the Susquehanna Bank. I hake deemed
it my duty to sseertain and publish, for
public benefit, wh may relate to the
simulation of the bank on the 27th of Oc
tober lout, and I nsueh regret that it could
not have been done at an earlier day; but
if it be understood that I never wee a :stock
holder, or in any way interested in it, or
knew aught of he concerns er its manage
ment, until since the explosion, those who
are aequainted with the mode of °endue!.
ing imuntry banks, and the veil of menu,
and even of mstery, which is thrown one
them, will read ily encase the delay.
In my former ssoununieation, I have
: stated the .insulation at over 1 200 .000:I I
and I now proceed to :state how that amount \
same to be issued, who ought to be rearm-
eible for the redemption of the notes, and l,
!bow they may be respectively identified.—
The Int entry on the book of minute. of
I the proceedings of the board of directors:,!
in April, 1045, in on the 9th of that month,'
whoa a revolution was passed for the igen
: ing the riS thousand dollar. stork to Ansscl :
St. John, and St. John & Goddard, " in
accordance with a previous agreement end
'on payment of three thoueand dollara."—
After that the bulkiness seem. to have been !
I ennducted without anything uncommon it{ I
nuntry banking happening, until May 13,
1046, when the following resolution ap,o,
pears
Resolved—That the President and!
Cashier be hereby authorized to enter into
and conclude an arrangement, on the put';
of this bank, with Seth H. Mann, cashier
of the Canal Hank of Cleveland. or S. H.
Mann and T. C. Severenee, cashier of the!
City Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, to famish
said Mann & Severanee, with the circula
ting notes of this bank, to an amount not
exceeding one hundred thounand dollar. ,
o, m much terms as they may deem proper
and just; and that they be authorised to'
deliver to said Mann, or Severance, swab
is as they deem proper, during the
pendency of the exchange of contreete be
tween the parties."
_ . . .
Among the papers of Ms bank is a min
ima, which, no doubt, was Made in pits..
nco of this resolution. The following is an
exact copy
tt This agreemet, made and concluded:
',this first day of July, A I). 11411, by and
Letween the Bank of Susquehanna Comity,'
of the State of Pennsylvania, by William
la. Post, their President, parties of the first
lw, and I-leth H. Mann, of Cleveland, of
the State of Ohio, party of the second
part —Witnesseth t—that the partiesof the
first part, for vales received, and in eoneid
oration of the covenants and agreements
hereinafter stipulated and mentioned, have
Land, and hereby do loan, to the party of
the second part, the notes or hills of circu
lation of said bank to the amount of seven
ty thousand dollars ($70,000;) and the
party of the second pert covenants and
agrees, so to use the note. aforesaid as far
es possible, such circulation a. shell best
W es tan their s %Amu boom for redemption
flaat he will provide for the redemption of
said hilts on they may he returned, at that
city of New York, and at the rite of dis
count at which the agents of the bank in
aahl city redeem them That, when so re
deemed, said .notes shall be returned to the
r r t;:- . ti- of md tire
party of
the e
pal-t. fsererool part ircula tt i
keep nn accurate account of all sums by !
him, or his agents, put in circulation, and
will, from time to time, semi Annually, re
port the seine to said parties of the first.
part. •That the party of - the second part ,
lwill pay to said bank, semi-annuaily, trine
the date hereof, interest at the rate of two
per cent per annum, on all sums aelytall
in irculetion mall use of said party of the
e
second part, end all said party of the nee
end part, or in the hands of his agents, or
in transit, shall be deemed out of circula
tion and not in um. And it in further
agd, that the bill. blamed by said beak
shall ree always be received at par, by the par
ties of the first part, or their essigns, in
payment of any and every indebtedness ot
said party of the second part, arising an
der this contract. And it is further agreed,
that the sum hareinbefore mentioned, as
notes furnished for eireulation, may, from
time to time, he increased, both parties eon
.eating: and if so increased, It shall be
deemed and taken under the etipulations and
condition. of (hie ameamet. And if, for
my seem, other than the Emit of the parties
of the lira part, the party of Assumed part
should fail to redone, se herein hakes pro
vided, the sotse pat le eireelatkm by him,
for the sperm of sixty days after written
notion of mil failure, then tide somata
may be annulled by the parties tithe fie
part, mid thereupon the whole mg leased
to the party of the mond part, shall became
dm and payable. To diellemieb the notes
pat is eirmiation by the party of the Dee
and part, slash opt...hall he Oiled with dm
name of the payee, in his band writing, or
that of some perm employed by ighe, and
for .n old and nietilated totes, Many time
Mimed to lb* Usk am, ones to an equal
amount shall be glom in eite, and mob
returned notes Ad be moll y awaked
or burned. It infortber mutually agreed ,
that this eontrast shall be and roman in'
from (mhos toadied ss herein before pro
vided) for and daring tke sena of one
mar alber the meek& or a written notice,
by the patty of Me mend part, arm the
preddent of the beak, of a wish on Om part
of the beak, to diserretime the gamesome(
herein made. And In prevent all mimes
straetion, it is hereby declared that this
egreemem is a= eisetrast fer loaning
money, and in I. be deemed Of Ilf.
bra as entablisbiag an army.
.. Masse the eignmare of William L.
Peek Presides' of dm Dank of Ihumeeliaa.
ma Clennity, and the mal of the
partial el she Om pore, and ill=
lord of die rimy of the inamillyart.
~ IL IL Yen. ° Meek] i
TM I.lpleir eeetroot dose..t appear
to love hem "geed yary one es M put
of the bulk, or Mr. Wee'. Mestere le
Moe bees oihmemed by soy OM He% se
the bark of Wester. soder the date of
Ileptenher Tay 18410, lei hollewhg
raeollstiee reeeried Befefved, That NW
betimes the leek sad a H.
a.. be f. 4& se ineeeteil to Os beard
dley."
Altimogh a bow sem hhil bees WWI
to Mr. Mann, yht gorily 'pries loth* bank
Stopping pennant, %Lath of the notes had
been returned, redo g the mama Mesa
out to Beveaty.wevea thousand dollar;
whioh he is to provide the weans to Monk
, accordion to the terms of the foregoing
, agreement. These notes were all made
payable to Henry Clay roe William With,
and were all, or nearly all, lilted up with
bed ink. No other now lowed by lb.
bank are so dietinernithed. Yam Informal
by Mr. Halsey, the teller, that be bag mesa
kens of thew note. where lb. wade of Mee
had banana indietinet—that It bad
ho.. written over the red with bleak lab ;
that &by note of the beak made payable
to Henry Clay, not. Willie= Wirt, or n
od up to whole or inyowl wi th red ink,
'dimes within the proviso,. of Mr. Mann's.
contract.
It is but justice, however, for me to wy,.
that I have sot hemd of any default oe the
pert of
hero,lmr. Na n o .
aw ae prov
y 7 ittl for the j eas '
k.
e he
re
demption of them notes; nod It is hmiad.
'that he will continue to do so, tied dm
provide for the redemption of ementy-wev
!en thounand dollars of the eiceulation out,
at the time of the failure of the hank. In
addition, however, it is proper for me to
say, that on Saturday, the met day of De
ember, Mr. Post handed to me a litter
from Mr. Mann, addreued to him, dated
; • Buffalo, Nov. 26th, 1949," to the fel
; lowing purport : Ho says, "On my totem
I from • short Meeme, I find your letter of
the 16th hut., calling my attention to the
;failure of the Bank of Susquehanna: sone
i
ty, and expressing a desire, that, seam. as
'convenient, the matters between am may be
settled," are. He further mys : ^ The pa
per I received from your bank we. taket
lin good faith, with en honest htteetion te:
protest it ; and that Intention has been
abundaotly evinced, in my past eeeduct
with the bank and the public." The emb
em:nee of the residue of the letter is • pee
-1 mien to redeem these notes as fast an he
, can provide funds for their pacment to.
is believed by the gentlemen menUted
with the bank here, that this win be faith
fully fulfilled.
I have been thus particular in eopyingthe
eontraet with Mr. Mann, end in describing
how the notes bunted by him may bi
Idm
tilled, in consequence of application baying
been made to persons here for information
the subject, and as t general answer to
all inquiries.
F. the mune reason, I copy another eon-
I tract now before me, between tile bank and
Thomas I' Pt John end Anne! St. John,
drawn after the same precedent, which you
con publish in full or not, as you may think
will best tend to the intormation of the
bdders of the bills, and the publio gener
ally.
Filers follows the eontraet with the St.
johns, which, as it is aubstantially the
same as the foregoing, wo omit it for want
of rom.]
It will ho seen that the foregoing ow
trart wee formally exoeuted by both par
ties. There were island to Ansel and
Thanes P. SC John, in paragons° of it,
four thousand bills of five dollars es* in
sheets, four bills on • File Ci. lettered A. B.
0. and D., and respeutively numbered, es.-
onmeing at 10,01111 and ending at 11,000,
all dated September 5, 1840, and WS name,
of the payee. David Bats," to be Mimi
by Thomas P. St. John. There era no
other bills of the bank out, of the rams de
scription, either es to dates or numbers, or
name of payee, so that whether the memo
of the payee was properly inserted er not,
I(end I have n reason to suppose it was
not,) they can readily I.e identified. Those
bills were all signed by C. I'. De !smatter,
cashier. 11n tin:afire& of November, $B,OOO
of them isms, were returned to the Welk,
leaving sat $12,000, wlaieh the lit. John,
ore bound by thee contract to redo...—
There Lille, added to the $77,000 added, S.
H. Mann is to pay, will relieve the c.ommu
oily of $BO,OOO oof 11,0 circulation of this
unfortunare book.
1,, nay former communication I have
mentioned the ematract, similar to the fore
going, on which $65,000 wan hosed to Eg-
Ismt A. Thompson of Cineinonli. The..
Lille can be ideetilled by the letter C,"
Inserted on the face of each, over the letter
Q, in the word Susquehanna. I here sot
given a copy of the Thompson emirate, Ne i
given
it IN e transcript of Mann's, merely'
changing the name and the sum to be le
sued. It meemearyout De Lematter's dep.
althea to have been drawn up by' him, le
Cincinnati, in June leek at the resume et
Thompeon he, De Leunetter, being el Ike
him.,a clerk in the employ of M. A. Dad
hey & Oo , of Cincinnati, en a bookkeeper.
He gives the following swoon{ it ;—Tbalb
in ,Tane huat, Thompson informed him that
he had made • bergs,. for the pushes of
the .steel of the spited stock of the book
of SuequebannsCouoty; that the Wok wog
to enter into a earthed with him for the
lose of ninety thousand dollars of IS. show ,
Wing notes, to be aged in oh. Weston
gauntry. lie headed De Leseatter an old
etoetrset, that had it... saaselled, for •
at, sed requested hies to drew two
altering the ease and them., whisk
he did. The nest thee he new one of then,
it wee In the wife of the bent, after he woo
sleeted cashier; gad the ether, whisk woo
• deplioato, was found among some_ ppmrs
of the book onbeapiontly. That Tp
;mu alma told him that the old emetram,
mad as a precedent, was hooded to Him by
Thomas or Anal St. Jobs; be did NG no.
afloat whieb. However, If it be
terbd or mammary, I will abameoll i t m e
Mob a eopy of Mr. Thompson's «Mama,
, am the eriglool is mow Is my poosessiom
I tweet may that any frets ham eeme to
my knowlaige which would avideme mm %-
Maim on lbe part of spy of either of these
gemelommo, to sot otherwise Mae beard,
lit the redsmptlee of the large mama of
I=B pmt
s b iro I t 471 nadir
ama—tioNarpr part of wb le is be-
Mood, Ma Mem eirmelatai In the Weston
Sada; yet. who. It M eamlilmed HIM Me
Ad% mt parelisslng Mom soles at • Irmo
Mosont, whioh mama olnimmetimmo o/M
to than, may peon
the Imam balky towl Mpg I
shall M emmead for maim f tills dell
sad Nam eimmumioatim. My nosh whisk
MI be my look may be more enteelol•-
alilmagb sot so useful to the holders
.fibs seem
A Priaarr beams ahaa WWI a 'twiny
Thalnehriaii Day. Hu any body Mot
aaimal of that deauipiAs• /