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arelaborins accomplish, and they have the homes
ty not 10 disguise or deny il.


The indirect recommendation by the PRESIDENT, ior
general law of Bankruptcy, will not meet with Ia,
i.yorable action from congress. IL IS understood
| by the partizans of Mr.. Van Buren that he IS
prirately opposed TO the passage OF any such law
Why, it may be asked? The safety Fund OF your
State and those gentlemen who manage affairs at
Albany, can aaswer the question fully The recon-
mendation to congress of this law, it is said, was
forced upon Mr. Van Buron by his Prime Minister,
Mr.. Kendall.


A report reached here this morning, that the banks
Of your city, owing to the views of the Executive,
expressed IN his Message were Immediately 10 close
Their concerns and throw up their charters. This
report has gwen cause much merriment with the
administration members. Ii is thought as an indl-
rect attempt 10 influence congress IN her delbera-
tons. The object may be honestly intended by
yosr hankersbut here it Is looked upon i'll far dlt-
ierent light. No doubt it will be used by one OF the
parties, as an evidence of revolution which has been
created by the Message of Mr. Van Buren,.


The Madisonan is out tonight against sone part
Of the Message. As a well written, plain docu-
ment they do not deny. But there are measures
which il recommends, that they cannot honestly gtre
their support 10. This looks biac-achat tiink goa


In the Senate, the Vice President has already ap-
pointed his committees IaRmadge is placed upon
Nauat o fairs, whilst Benton and Wright hold the
most conspicuous stations in the Finance depart
ments Think Of that! Is not this prescription with
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