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gone. His son, the idol of his heart, the ! sion of those charged with the conduct of
promise oi ma vuiuui years, ana tne lis alia irs, mey yei could tremble and
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languished and died.
As the old man told his talc and made hi9 appeal to the agent of the monster that had thus bereft him, the tear of sor
row started in his eye, and he turned a
cd from the indignant retribution which
they knew was so richly their desert, and which they dreaded at the hands of these witnesses.
In mv next, I shall go to another branch
way for a moment as if to hide his weak- of the subject. I shall endeavor to estab-
ness. I5ut with the manly dignity which lish, that so long as the United States characterized his youth , he asked nought Bank is suffered to remain amongst us, in charity. Says he, "I unwillingly be-j we may expect the recurrence of scenes
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rHO'I THE CINCINNATI IJ El'VHLIC N. UXITED ' STATUS IIASK. .NO. IV.
came your dobtor: you arc entitled to
your money, take it, to the last farthing, principal, interest and cost, and if less or damage has come to the institution because of my inability to meet, promptly, its demands against me, why fake that also; but,' he asked, "am I not entitled to the balance? The Bank has sold the property it obtained from mc for thousands more than its due; can it claim that aiso?"' A reply was stammered out by the agent: he attempted to ward away the force of the old man's arguments, but I could plainly discover nature and cumraou sensc rising up to rebuke him for the ilirnsy sophistry, and lam confident that he regretted the hard iecessity which his situation imnosed unon him, of shutting his eyes against justu-.e, and closing his ears against the houest convictions of his own judgment. It would be useless to multiply these cases; they are as numerous as the stars, and were I disposed to go on, I could till volumes with them. I could produce cases whore luncst and industrious tradesmen and mechanics with small possessions, hal become slightly embarrassed u iih the Bank, who, whan the institution was closed, in 1S20, finding that they had not the current means to relieve themselves, at once came promptlv forward
and offered to give the most ample secuii-
fy, and to pay in short periodical instalments: who, notwithstanding the fairness of these propositions, were dragged to Columbus, a distance of 115 miles, to answer the suits of the Batik. In manv of these cases, although the original debt did not exceed one or two hundred dollar., tho utmost diilieultv was found in saving the lit-
I lie property of the debtors from the fangs
between ISPJ and l&.j.
BRUTUS.
From the Journal of Commerce.
THE TWENTV-TUIllD COXCiKES:
Annexed we present to our readers a list of the members of both Houses of the twenty-third Congress. la the Senate there arc four vacancies, viz:, one in Mis
sissippi, one hi Louisiana, one Missouri,
and one in Pennsylvania. In the II.
of Representatives, three vacancies, 1 1
and one in Mississippi. The figures opposite the names of the Senators, indicate the year when tiieir respective terms of service will expire. Those marked in italics are opposition members; those marked with () or () were not members of the last Congress. Senate.
Maine. Pdcg tiprague 1 333 E:hei Suplev Ifctfy At r Hampshire. Samiul JhU Isaa. ildi liL?7 Ma-ac!iKzctfji. N. Sihbcc lhX Wcbitrr I'rol
A'or.Ti Carolina. Bed fori! Brown 1635 W. P. Mangum 1S37 Sjut't Carolina. .1 .C.C.i;!i.v;t,c) S. L). Miiier 1?37 Ceo mi a.
C. M. 'iVoup John F.rs . ih
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Wm. K. Fuller Roulaml Day Samuel Clirk .John J)ieItson Edward Howell Y hiitlerif (horc Y. say. lhiti C. Taller 9 Abitt r llauitine Mdlerd Fillmore (iiloii Hard N::w Jkusev. P. Dicktrson Samuel Fowler James Paiker F. S. Sthenck William N. Shinn Tlunnas Lee Pennsylvania. Horace Hinncy James Harper John (r. WalJiough William Hciater H'7!. lhtrlhspon Darid Voit. jr. I Villram Cia r!c Harmer Hume a '( leortre Chambers
T. 31. T. McKciVuu:
T I oohn ua:ik$ Andrew Stare rt Charles A. lianiitz C. Turd Jessee Miller Joscph B. Anthony H. A. Mniilenburg Joel K. M:m:i ;'Rolert Ramsey David D. Wagcner ILeury King :VAndrcw Beaumont Jo!m L-rporto Ji?ih 1 lenvlerson
Wm. K. Clowncy H. L. Pinc kncy Wm. J.Graysoii U'arrcn R. Dvis
John M. Felder Johu K. (irit'ia
CIrOKGIA. J. M. Wiivno
R II. Wild
G. R. Ciilmore
A. S. Clayton T. M. Foster
It. L. Gamble
Seaborn Jones William Schley
r .t.. r.ir
Florida.
Jos. ?.I. White, Del.
Alabama.
Clement C. Clay
Dixon If. Lewis "John Murpliv Samuel W. M'trdis John M'Xinley. Missrssirri. Henry Cage Ouc vacancy (b) Lot-KJANA.
PhslemQn TS.jmas
Henry A. Iiuiu$ Edxd. L. White a Arkansas. X. II Sevier, Del. Tennessee. John Bell Cave Johnson James K. Polk D. XV. Dickinson Bailie Peyton John Blair Samuel Burch
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AY U. Kxhrht IsariivJeo. M. Bici 1S35
A&her Roll ins I6'YM Henry CLuj
r,?i'y ! Jcliu (lalLraitSi
B. S. Harrison
Ri. hard Coulier,
Connecticut.
G. To
1837
1 nines see. il. L. White 1S3."
The present apologisls and defenders of; of the monster, and it was by most inci:s-
the U. States Bank, hspe to ward away
from that institution the deep toned indignation of thv. people, f ?r its manifold transgressions committed in the west, L
sast labor that it wan cffceteJ. Manv ca
se.i can be produced, wiiorciu tiie costs have amounted, to a sum nearly c.p.ral Vt the original debt, and in which, the most
disavowing in its name, the conduct of its 1 favorable excuse whijh can be offered in
Xaihun S rilth P'o'J jieiix vjrundv ;S
Ohio. Thomas llvrintr i"l iyru: Morris 1J Law. 'da nn.
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AV;,? York:
Sila Wri ht 1S7
-r.uko l
Talmadgo LS3ijjO:io af:aoo(d)
Jersey.
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T.Fr-lhhuc:i ISwjW. ILmd ks V. L. Southard. io,i Johu Tij.twU
Pen nssd'cauia.
Wm. Wi!k ins
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former managers and agents. It is attempted to allay the rooted hostility which oxists towards it, and which has teen so justly excited by its former sins; and to win back the public favor appeals to its magnanimity and solemn assurances of reputation and reformation. I would ask the apologists of the Bank, v. hat proof it has v ' given of its sincerity ; what assurance is it no?r giving of this affected coaliision. Out of the vast sums of which, under the color of law. it has plundered the oeople, refer me to the solitary dollar
which its pretended returning sense of
justice, has returned to the real and injured owner? 1 would not open afresh the wounds which the soothing influence of time, has partially closed; but, if 1 did, I fancy I would find little difficulty in marshaling a host; (alas! in many instances f orphans and widows, made such by the
Bank, and ethers now wandering m exue 7 o
favor of the Bank, is, that those outrages!
One vacancy
J) la u are.
1S37 lSil)
Mississippi.
I. Puindextor i
U:ic vacac.c;, (c) Illinois.
3:
J.M. Clohton 1-S35'J.M. R-foinson 1S35
t-l. Xaudia l83i),Elias K. Kane
Jii B. Suthcriaud DiLAWAta:. John J. Mi Hi -;aa Maiivlanii. James P. Heath James Turner M.T.SrodJa.t Isaac MTvim R. B Carmiohael Fr inci ThyJli is Win. P. Jouyo:i Littleton P. Dennis Viuuini v. John M. Puttoa John Y. Mason William F.(iordon Thomas T. Butildiu
William S. Arciivr
.athi. 11. CLiibur
Alooinu. Wm. R. Kiug lKr 'Jabriei Moon 1837
1S37! Joseph W. China
were perpetrated in men) wantonness. The debtors in these instances went voluntarily forward to the ajrent of the Bank.
and proposed to confess judgments in the j Maryland. county courts; by accepting which, the i K.F. Chamher.t 1837 institution would have i con enabled to col- j ''Joseph Kent lt-3ii lect its debts, at least us soon as it could ! Yieiuia.
do by drati-rinir its debtors to Columbus.: W.C. Rises (M 183"m
and "saddling them with three times the a-l John Tyler lS:r.!fT II. Benton lWOiVoAi: J. Allen
James Srar.difer
J hi: B. IV rresteMj
William M. lik;J
;:iiiam C. Dunlap. Kentucky. Chilton Allan Thi A. Jfarshall I Amos Da cis Ki- bird M. Johnson
V. P. Moore (c) t :1t:iamin Hatdin
Chittenden
t Martin Buddy t James Lore Chrut. Tcmpk in ? U. II. Pipe AlLcrt G. Hawes. Onio. Robert T Lvtlo
r Taylcr Vbstcr ncdWilliam Allen
Missouri.
One vacancy (f )-
mount of cost. But these terms did not suit the designs of the Bank, they we re
therefore, promptly rejected.
I have known cases where individuals were the ow ners of large amounts of real estate, and although they were indebted, yet admitted, on all hands to be aide to pay (even at the reduced piiees at which property was then estimated) and have a very handsome surplussage. The Bank had obtained judgments against them, w hich of course would be a lien upon all their
on foreign shore, in pursuit of some of the j property. I have known them, when Op-
councils ot wmcu ta; sorcid avarice 01 j portunitics would oiler, to scil at lair pnx
that institution had deprived them;) great crthan that which beset the tent of Rich
ard, that would afford the Bank an oppor
iMarcy,
ces, to tender the whole of the purchase money to the agent jn part payment of tlic debt, on condition that the Bank would
turv.ty oi giving some solid pixxt ot is 1 grant a release lor the portion sol 1. these sincerity, y restoring a portion of that j propositions I have known to be refused, property of which it had deprived them,; and every other but an immediate and cnand whi h, according to the principles tf . tire discharge of the whole debt? eternal justice, was their own. No, it is 1 I shall pursue these details no further, all idle and sheer hypocrisy. I witnessed,! I am sick of then;; there are, however, a np-tJong since, the appeal of an a-j;ed and I few cases of a more modern date, of so ve6erab!o citizen of Cincinnati, who had! flagitious a character, that a sense of duty iiullt his home in the west, whiie it was ; to the public will compel me to make yet the aboJc of the savage and the wild I them known. I, however, postpone them beast of the forest. He was one of that for the present. adventurous band of pioneers v. ha lirsij It has more than once beeamarked penetrated the wilderness, and whose; within my hearing, and by those, Kov ihliands assisted in letting th first light ot terestcd in the management of the to)s!ittlthosun in upon the maiden soil of the Mi-j lion, that if it filled m obtaining a renewami valley. He had endured every vieis-j al of its charter, the conduct of the Bank situdo and privation incident t an early j towards the. citizens of Cincinnati, would settlement, but by dint of unwearied in-! contribute as much as any other circumdustry , had managed to rear a larg-s at.d 1 stance, to produce that result. This may, lcspoctable family, and, as he supposed, or may not be; I profess not to be familto accumulate a handsome competency fjr ! iar with the manner of its administration Ms declining years. In an evil hoar he elsewhere; but this I may safely assert, was tempted to contract a loan irom a ; tint if a history of its transactions, in Rank. It was but a short time twin that j Cincinnati, were faithfully compiled, it period, before he was in the icy embrace' v..uld form such, a volume of artful opof the foul monster that has since proved J predion, merciless extortion, and stcical bis destroyer. A storm soon gathered,! indifference to the cry of distress, as whose fury, (although, in the course of hi j would be sufficient to consign to infamy eventful life, lie had witnessed many, but ; fifts su.' h engines of cruelty. The above
lKe-eieeted "".New meraners. (a) In the place oi Governor
resigned. (b) In the place of Littleton W. Tazewell, resigned. (d) Occasioned by the death uf the Hon. Josiah S. Johnston. (e) Filled d iring the last session by John Black, by appointment of the Clover 11 or. (O Occasioned by the death of Senator Buckner. The whole number of Senators elect is 41. Whole number when the vacancies shall be filled IS. Of the 11 elected we have pl.t down It) as Anti-Jackson. If to these be added Miller, Calhoun, PoinJcxter, King and Tyler, (Xnlliiiers) there would be a majority of five agaiast the Administration. The chance is, that most of the vacancies will be tilled by Juckso-uiatis.
Charics F.Mercer EJwaid Lucas
Ucremiah 'Mclenc t'l'liomas L. Himer
!tJ-dm Chancy
MeJ)o:i tl Jf.wr.iRsibert Mitchell
Andrew Sievct.so.i
Thomas Davenport
( i corse Lovall
James II. t& hoi son Fdgar C. Y ilson Maiucs B. Beale Wni. P. Talor John H. Fulton Wiiiiam M'Comas Henry A. Wi.ic. No'.irji Carolina. M. T. Hiwkins Thomas II. Hall IV.vi. n. Shepard Jesse Speight
'James M'Jvay
Maink. P. O.J. Smith Rufus M'lntire lMward Kavanaugh (iorhani Parks Joseph Hall Leonard Jarvis Moscs lason George Erans New Hami'siuki:. Henry Hubbard Jos. M. Harper Bentiing l Bean Franklm Pierce Robert Burns. VrilMONT. Hihwd Hall Iforacc Everett Hem an Allen H illiani Sladc liay. F. J)cniiig. M vss a 1 ufsi;ris. Isaac C. Hates
Ilu f us Choatc
Xoycs liarber
Samuel A. Foot
Ebenezer Young Samuel Tueedy Rhode Island. Trhtam Hurcs
One vacancy.
Ni;w Yokic. Abel Huntington I. B. Vaull oaten C. C. Cambreleng Campbell P. White 'C. V'. L iwrtnce Dudley Seidell iVaron Ward Abraham Bockce Joati W. Brow n Charles ILdl John Adams Aarou Vandorpool Job Pierson tierrit Y. Lansing 'John Crrnner C. Martindalc
h id been enabled to break the free of 1 aJmissian conveys mow, I am confident, i Jo.'i;i Quincy AJa.vi.?.iveuben Whabm
them by the skill w ith which !;is pr actis xl I tban was meant tor the public car. It ud- John Dans
,vc detected their indications,) he o aid mils that the managers of the Bank, al-j George A. Briggs 11 -t avoid, because it sent out no p recur- thouii they had no compunctious visita- Ed nurd Eventt
It soon broKC uro and hi.n, and he ! tuns tor the iniquities which they had George Grtnncll, jr.
;or.
iband himsclt in the vortex of its dcsola-; connnitted in its name, are nevertheless a- Jom Heed
When it subsided, not a vestige oft traid to encounter the consequences which William Baylies
all lhat he had possessed remained. Tiie i are likely to flow from them. Although lienjamin Gorham
).n:
which he had speni nearly
his ! no ao;eaIs from the victims cf this vora-i (ia ton P. Osgood 111 1 o
whole life in rearing up, an I Jecoritin ;, cious monsier to its oenm engagements ;! One vacancy, and the th oasaud nameless eomfons w luen it!io..gh no cry o( distress from the auf. Connkoticut. he had denied himself ia Vouih, that hu , f -rers, wnlhiiii under its merciless inliic- J. W. Huitinjton
0
;jgt enjoy thtm iu
ivie,
all, c.'- : uea--.
cauli e.cit bcweU cf cotr.nas- Wn. W. IUsirvrth
Ransom II. (Jillett
Charles Me Yean Abijah Mum, jr. Samuel BcaidsLV Jcel Terrell Daniel WardcH She mi m Bj0 Noadiuh Johnson Honrv Mitchell
Nicul Halsey
I h hu "J'iiompson f ;Bci'j imin Jones
I Will ram Patlcrn J
ll. II. l.cavitl I David Spanglcr tJa:itr M. Bell E. VYhitilcs Thomas Cor win Joseph Yance
Samuel F. Yinton
Jonathan Sloan
-t Joseph II. Crane Indiana.
I Amos Lane
jJoaathan M'Carthy 'John Carr .'(Jorge L. Kinnard llE. A. Hanuc.raii
A.braham Renrher
Daniel L. BarringcrlR-itliii" Boon
Edmuuil Derltrry John Ening Lewis Williams J Illinois. A. II. Shepherd Joseph Duncan MIcnrv W. Connor Z. Casev
Jesse A. By 111 1 ra Ma:nes (iraham South Cauolina. James Blair (a) (Jeorge Mcl) aliie T. D. Singleton
Charles Sladc Miorr.r. William II. Ashley John Bull Michigan. Lueius Lyon, Del.
The above list embraces the names of J37 members, beside the three Delegates If to these be added three for the vacancies, the whole number will be iMO. Of the '237 elected, we have put down 77 as Anti-Jackson, to w hich should be added a de..en or twenty Nullificrs. Still there will be a decided majority in favor of the present Administration. The proportion is greater than in tho last Congress, and there are more who are opposed to the U. States Bank.
(a) Union man. All the oiher Representatives from South Carolina are Nulli. tiers.
(l) Franklin L. Plummcr was elected from the other district, but has resigned, with a view to become a candidate for the U. S. Senate. (c) The votes of one county were rejected, on account of xomc alleged illegality in the returns. H id these been re. ceived, Robt. P. Letcher, aa opposition man, would have succeeded iy a mujczitv
VoF about f0.
We have put the names of four North Carolina Representatives in italic-, in compliance with the suggestion of the
Sam Hi. Hathaway ; liostou Advocate, though we are not swre William Tav lcr i ?ha: they trill all eovrt thudiitiuctiwn.
CABIN CP CHANfJES. We copy Irom tho Richmond. Knq lirer an article on the subject of tho change which have been made in the Calintv the different individuals who have filic'd the Presidential chair since the establishment of the Government. Our opponents have made tho subject of the changc3 which have taken place under the Presidency of Andrew Jackson, the ground of loud complaint against him, as if it were an occurrence cfan extraordinary nature; and et it will be seen that there has never been a President under whom 'chances have not taken place, and that under those who have been the most esteemed fur their wisdom and their worth, there have been changes almost or quite as numerous as those which have excited so much their wonder and abhorrence. When to this circumstance is added the consideration of the peculiar circumstances of the present times, growing out of the conflicting views which exist upon subjects which were before little thought of, and are now regarded of great moment, it is certainly not surprising that the changes under our present Chief Magistrate have been as numerous as those under some of his predecessors, when those conflicting views did not op eratc to produce them. There are two errors in the article refered io, which it is proper should be noticed. laniST Smith was the Secretary of tho Navy under Mr. Jefferson, and Mr. Di'anks name is omitted as Secretary of tho Treasvry under ihe present Executive. Bait. Rep. (From the Richmond Enquirer.) Those who object to to manv changes
m (ien. Aucksouj Cabiuer, have not ad
verted to lb3 history ot the Government.
Hie Uovernmcnt under the
ias been in epemion not xct 45 vear.
during which there has leen in office PJ different Secretaries f Su; 12 of the Treasury; 11 of War; Sol -Li Navy- 8
Postmaster Generals: anJ li Attorney
Generals.
It may be interesting to some of our
young readers of the Enquirer, to gie tho
names ot these otliocrs, under each Admin
istration.
Under General Washington 8 Ycar Secntarics of State. Thomas Jefferson.
Edmund Ran 1 !ph, T. Pickering.
Secretaries oj Treasury. Alexander
Hamilton, Oliver Wolcott.
Secretaries of War. II. Kuox, T. Pick
ering, J. MclPiury.
Po-dr.iastir Generals. S. Osgood, T.
Pickering, J., Habersham.
Attorney Generals. Ed. Randolph, 7.
Bradf.nl, Charics Lee.
Under John Adam I yean. Secretaries of State. T. Picke
Johu Marshall.
Secretaries of Treasury. O. Wolcott, S. Dexter. Secretaries cf War.J. McIIc.iry, Sfc Dexter, R. GrUwohl. Secretary if Xary. B. Stoddcrt. Postmaster Generals J. Habersham, G. Granger. Under Thomas Jefferson 8 years. Secretary xf State. James Madison. Secretaries of Treasury. S Dexter A.Gallatin. Secretary of War II. Dearborn. Secretary of Xary D Stoddert. Poitmaitcr Gejierals J. Habersham.
vj. ranger. Attorney Generals. L. Lincoln, John B reckon ridge, C. A. Rodney. Under James Madison H years. Secretaries of State Rob. Smith, Jasr. Monroe. Secretaries of Treasury A. Gallatin, George W. Campoell, A. i. Dallas. Secntarics of War W. Eustis, John Armstrong, J Monroe, Wm. H. Crawford. Secretaries of Aary P. Hamilton, W. Jones, B. W. Crowninshield. Postmaster Generals G. Granger, R. J. Meigs. Attorney Generals C. A. Rodney, Win. Pinckncy, R. Rush. Under James Monroe 8 year. Secretary of State J. Q. AJ:uns. Secretary of Treasury Win. I. Crawford. Secretary of War John C. Calhoun. Secretaries of Xary B. W. Crowniashiold, S. Thompson, Southard. Pof tmastir Generals R. J. Meigs, J. McLean. Attorney Generals R. Rush, W. Wirt, Under John Q. Adams 4 years. Secretary of State--U. Ciay. Secretary of Treasury R. Rush. Secretaries cf War James Bdrtrcur, B. P. Porter. Secretary of Xary. S. Southard. Postzuixtcr General. John McLean. Attorney General Win. Wirt. Under General Jacfcon. Secretaries vf State M. Van Burcn, E. Livingston, L. M'Lane. Secretaries of Treasvry S. D. Iflgham, L. McLane, R. B. Taney. Secretaries of War J. II. Eaten, Lewis Cass.
Pickering,
Secretaries of Xary Johu Branch, L. Woodbury. Postmaster General Wm. T. Barry. Attorney Generals. J.M. Berueo, R. B. Taney. The prhatfc 'ives fjr thco various Kmoviischa.is or trin-'crs, ?.ie uuknewa to tho public r asJ it 14 mure thm