The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

connected with the Government. The Bani.
| ct England has placed the government of
| England in The hands of a monied aristocra-
cv who rule the nation with "A rod OF iron
| With this, and similar examples before us.
we fear the consequences which would re
suit from uniting IN one Common bond of pc
cuniary interest our National Government
| and our monied men from one end of the y
mon to the other,
That such an institution would give facil
ity 10 the negotiation Of loans to the general
government, is with us an argument against,
rather than in favor Of chartering Ma
tonal Bank. Whenever the representatives
ct the people shall announce that money is
wanted for honorable and upright purposes,
the citizens and the State Banks VIII ever
be ready cheerfully to advance il Too
great facility in borrowing, often leads 10
unnecessary eXpenccs. to debts and bank
rup'cy That which has proved fa al TO so
many irdiv. dual, aud ma io.s cannot be good
tor US, nor ought II 10 be cherished by US.
Ohe OF the most sublime prayers ever offer
cd up IS " Lead us not into temptation"
with every just and proper Confidence in
the present administration of the general
sovcrrment, and in the men whom the PEG
pie shall hereafter elect, we hold il wise
and prudent not to lead them into Tempta
ton.
Union are dcafened with the clamor which
is raised as TO the awful consequences which
It IS SAID must -esult if the carter of the
Bank OF the United STATES be not wed
The Bank has surely no claim upon the go
Yernment. If the Constitution had not been
violated, these ceaselcsS predictions of ruin
would not now be heard Do the friends to
the Bank hope by their noisy defamation 20
oyerawe the government Shall the claims
OF Justice be barred by the strong hand If =
moned aristoCracy and the Constitution of
our country be offered up on me same I'M
haliowed altar! Ii is mortif,ing and de
Plorabie to hear it proclaimed TO the world
that even in the early days of a representa-
tive democratic government, it is at tue
feet OF a corporation praying them to aver,
general bankruptcy and universal calamity
from overspreading the "a ION. For these,
and very many other reasons, be it there
fore
! ResofveG by the Sena,e and House Of Peb~csen.
fdt'vef ofth co''s 3torgveGlh of Penn9rlcqnir IN
General ASSenys1ty nEe!. rhit he Senator's of this
state IN the Senate of the u S. be- and they
hereby are, instructed, aud the representatives
OF this State in the House Of Representatives of
the U > be, and they hereby are, requested, TO
use every eXerton "a thHir power 70 Pre- t
charter of he Bank of the u 5 frcn being re
newed or any other hank from being chartered
ded in the charter that ,he Bank shall be estab-
hshed and remain within the District of Colum.
! bia.
Reeo!ced, That the Governor be- and be here
by IS, cequested to furnish copies of The above
preamble and resolutions to the Governors ofouc
SISTER states and request that the, be laid before
&c LeS siuiures OF their respective states and
that The Governor be, and he hereby IS leCnps.
ted to forward copy ofthe above preamble,
and resolutions to each of the Senators
and representatives Of .lis State in the Congress-
OF the u 5
N ORLEANS. Nov % We are informed that
the Seiucca pryAteer, fitted out from THIS pot,.
has been captured and carried into Kingston. u,
m'ic', Ivy hs Britannia M jesly's sioop of war
SarGccn
| Arrived at PlaQuerm;re in 10 lsvs from the
III = anna, the Span national brig Fecha, Alex
ander Contodore, commander, destined to con
'oy the ship AiertA laying in th,s port wi:A =
cargo OF slaves likewise tue national bri.e Bor
ia, 10 he loaded VITA sptrs for account of the
spanish government As they came out OF The
Havanns, they spoke two three decl1srs, eoin.
IN iron Csd'a, but could learn nothing partfcu
lar.
Nov q. Arrived from Natohez. six cun vs..
| sells, under the comniana o, L, - -. .4..i,
on board detachment 81 the % s,...in.n. It l.,
'ahtry. - comP&nics,) command q b., Coz Cusa
ing, on their way u Fort SlJdl-..
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