THE ENQUTRER.

LTTCHFaELD, OCT. 3, Isss.
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 p To lhe exclusion q oshsF uai,sr. we .his day give long docunsnt sgaed by lhe Presideal OG lhe United Ssates-a sharp phiIlnpiO agaiasl the U. g.. BRak-and we tFasl that every one of our readere will perase il-aWeHlively peruss itaad then say ir he believes |. such dOcumens U should have proceeded from the frs, officer of .4is Eovernuien'.

 Immediately afeF the sEoc6useat of the President was ushered into light andi having failed produce conviction in the miNds of amajoriY oi his Cabinet Me. Duane of the Tressnry Dcpar,mens was displa- ced, resigned, and Roger B. Fancy. Attorney Gen. eFa, appointed to succeed him. The Cabinet proper, is said. upOn the question of e removal of the ds pOsIes, s,ood-Aisssrs. McLane, Duane, and cass a. gainss the measure, nad Mesas. Woodbory and Fancy in favor of il.

 The President,in 6is argument, says--" Whatever may be the opinion of others the President considers his reelection decision ot Ihe people against the Bank" Wha, can be more prepos,erous aud abs0rd than this assunplionl The Bank or Gen. Jaekson--- Gen. Jackson orihe Bank! We venture to say, ,ha, not one man in sen. tn my section of the U. Staies upon giving his vote tor President last f eyen ,ho of the Bank. Besides i, is well known ,ha. many oil the warmsst friends ef the Geaera !" Congress. As Ieil as elsewhere, were iN fver Sef s heinz rechar tered. Yes, even nsGoity bf tie then rnrm,ers of his rery household Rad coastsisRal ads;sers the Sec- retaries of State, or the Treasury, and of War; were opposed o his raaeorons views upon this subject. A majority of eack hotse of Congrets too, no,w ing tha, majority was in K;s favor, passed bill rccbar. erng the Bank, uroG which ,e pu, his E,dious ye,o The Presiden, talks freely of lie .iniexihe frnness, of his unshakeA constancy,' and so forthns though he was apprehensive his friends would no, Aud |, ou, unless told oti, iy h'nseIf He nay have all ,hese quai6ca,ons--or who knows better thaa hiuseir2A- but he has mingled with them much and hatred against the Bank and s ocers to have his stand against that insiiluiion mistaken for love oil country, strict regard to i,s bes, interests We agree with New-York cotcmporary that the qGes- on of renewing the charter of he Bank was 10 more settled by the reelection of Gen. Jackson than i, was by the appontmen, oi Black Hawk to be the chief of his iribe."

 Gen. Jackson says, He is at all times ready lie. ten ,o the suggestions of the Representatives of the people. whether given voluntarily upon solicia. iion." Aud yet, when these Representatives advise him, by very decisive vote, to recharer the Bank, he goes directly ,hem asd places upon their acts his constitutional ve,o Ssch is his readiness to "lisen to the suggestions of the Representatives of the people,"

 The President says" The existing laws declare that ".he deposites of the money of the United Sa,es in places n which the said Bank and branches ere- of may be established, shall be made in said bank or branches ,srecf unless the Seeretayy cthe Treasury shaH as asy tsss oissciss orer Gad dirsc, tn which case the Secretary of the Treasury shall immediately jay heGore Congress. in session end if not immedi aiey ater the pf ihs next session, the reasoW of such order or direction"

 Andy Sot@ithsaadiSg dis laws place the suLjec, entirely under the control ofthe Secretary ihe rea- susy the Presides. niersrss aud takes the business fihe Secreiarys hands- because hs will aot submit to hs "coarOl and dicia,ion," he causes him to he forthwith removed from office, and man ap. pointed in his place whom he knows. because he has tried him, 10 be more plian, to his will. So extremely weak and faIacious wss considered the reasonng of the President in'his message his Cabinet, that on iis receipt in New-Yor U. s. Bank stock. instead cf being depressed anticipated, rose nearly per ceSt!

 The first number Of the Neic. York EpeniRg Star, by M. B. Noah and T. Gill, has come to hand. IL is neatly executed, on large sheet; aad, we need not say 1t wiB be ably edited long Noah holds the heim. In iis politics. Is io be Jackson, whom he highly praises, but is opposed to the Albany Regency and iis various branches ia New-Yosk. Washington, Ec. We anticipate much amUssment in the perusal ofiis columns.

 The'Joarnsi ef Women. and Gasefts ef Hsman H1ppinsss'' s the tile of diDgy yellow sheef. puh-

 shed simultaneously in New-York and PhiIa.IrIphia, the frst number or which we have jUst received. Ei s to embrace . History oi Women rom Eve down to the present sme their copdi;ioa and seaiment in different couairies; female eapacy; sduca'ion, love. heaIIh ccartship, mairimony. 6sc. &c." 0fhs peeu- liar excellence oyss other qualifications of the day, we may speak when ws have seea more ofii.

 The AbbaDy Charter Election was held Tuesday of last week, and resulted ip tis-llO to lOp the Board of Aldermes. Lastyear the Regency party were ia . minority. IF

 Wm. !. Duane, Democras of shs old schooi. has keen removed lofl the office OG EecFetggy lhe Trea guTv. and Roger 8. Fancy Fsdvaiisf of the old school and o1e engaged iWthe ceiebrmled Baltimore Moh bas been appOi1iediS hisplase Wha. will ilie old DemOcraic Parry ssy 70 ih's NoaAs Eps Star.

 

 WAsHtseroE. Sept. 2s.

 Mv. Dudse, the late Secretary efthe TFsassry, lel ,he geat Of yesterday on is seiara home.

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