Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

a renewal Of The charter. sfies bad vsAssnenuy op-
posed IL. II has, however, somehmes happenedi bu,
has bappoped without the cio.est scrutiny TO
The motives and moving causes Of the change; and q
strong suspicion, II not The sleare eonveiop Of the
| agsucy Of the bank.
| We have an Instance beiors us. Nile,' Rssidsr,
willis, its editor eo-opera'ed with the democratic party
Of ihe iou-whist be protested 20 revere and aei
upon Tie principles of Thomas jefferson rpd George
Clip'on-wss ~ the bodss', zealous ami most
vehement oppcneptof he bank. Hs omitted no op
porrnity TO his fellow esens aiu,t the los
~ ion; beth political ard fiscal mesns Of perps
aips evil, and power DANGEROUS 20 tho hbs rites and
interests OF tn. country. When be abandoned the old
demoerscy, however he could not consis entity per-
haps iorger advocate It's prineipes II wa net sngu-
lar thai he laid aside what he couli neither prse-
sa himself nor recommend TO hers; ADD that be fell
into the abu,e OF what by lie eonsiNsnsy and puri "
wac reflection upon himseif Iii, not suans, ,ha
il became par, o, his voca ion 70 assa tho old
party and it, measures. Apostssy always exhibits i,s
maigoi end oppos lon most iowa s tba' which most
exposes its own sontradc ions ard irfi!eiy " TIE
X gis,er became The partisan advocate Of the eles
lion Of Mr.. Adams. and Of all he measure. OF his ad-
mni3r son-of con,rusve eonsti'u 'ional power,, oil
Government detalea,oas and abuses OF official trust, IT,
:ernal improvements by the Gensral Governm.n, ard
Of course, OF the renew OF the cha ter Of the SB nk
he was rewarded By Government jos' undr the late
yes The election # NJ. Gay; and IT, along with Mr..
Wa!sh OF the N,,ional Gazette the sps sai champion
of The bank: with ouy III diasrencs M. W pur.ue'
Consistent course, he having ever been feisrali.',
whilst Mr.. Niles is COMPELLED 10 abandon his early
principles AMI atschn cuts and TO contradict his for
mcr faith and professions. In the days Of his co-orera.
brguag
ExMse,. from "R,a.on, why The Bank Of The U. s.
| should not be Ie-tha,terrt; bv Hsz. kiah Miles,"
D.livs red from "Fr-.don's Chai'."
From Nlos's Register volume IA, psgo S.
Otis TO DO hoped 'ba' C'J sss, after having suF
ed The .s'sl me mt Ct nsti utoo, which CAN sud
nd nj irh
erpect to see GOVERN THE GOVERNMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES, If EVER SERIOUS DIFF
allow the people TO be deprived Of the security they
expected, OF permit them to b. shaved by the B,nt
thereby casting away the chief or only desirable fea
lures set forth 10 favor o. The Instu'ior."
In the same volume, came pave, Mr.. Niles say.:
"DsAf's shouts be Furnished at par Ii was expect
cd that such dras mis- ht always bs had-Ir WAS ON
WAS CHARTERED; IN. p'opl. havs right. insist
upon H. End 'hey ought 10 nsst l., and have H.,
peaeedbiy il they can, VIOLENTLY II they must
By VIOLENTLY mean that The s ates should take
nr; and YAK tie mother badk and branstet, OUT OF
EVERY RESTING PLACE. except the ten miles
square 10 this right of ne States, il Tho only Aops
Vi "a ety against TIE MAMMOTH"
10 pages 81 AID 20 Of the ssme volume, MI. Miles
ray.:-
ven'ufed an opinion In my last paper, that IN
Bank Of the United S.ates was INTENDED Tor A MO
NOPOLY from the beginning"
l, Ia no worth ~h'l' to dive into the INTRIGUES
and SEMi-BRiBERlES THAT WE'RE MADE
AT WARRINGTON CITY anterior 10 he passage o. the
Ac Tor inc 10 porAiipg the Bank"
"B tore the act was passsd, the knowing ou.s' HAD
FIXED UPON A PLAN TO EvADE SOME CON.
nirIoNs, and he mem'n, il received III: ..n.'nre OF
AND HAS CONTINUED PELL-MELL. 10 hi.
day."
In the same volume, PAGE %, Mr.. Niles says:-
"The Congrsss OF the Uai ed aies, by III. Charter
Of he Bank has lost The power 10 caLro lis concerns
in their mott essential Particular" .
"Vaapowsr is lodged in the hands o, To-. than ffy
iInal NJ
ARISTOCRACY, worthy the retis,anco e( r, pu blioan
P.rn'ylrauis; AN ARISTocRACY, paramount to the
laos Of the United States" "R,serve
tbs right 10 tax H. ii il 10 conducted III and the
great nuisance Of ths common e6unry--gTinding the
face of the poor to build palace, for the RICH, FA
vORED. SPECULATING FEW. What ca, be 20
fair subject FOR tax. - monopoly A FULL, PER
Feet, COMPLETE MONOPOLY"
10 the same volume, page SO sili speaking of,he U
S!a'es Bsnk, Mr.. Mis- 'svs:
"Oi all scr's of ARISTOCRACIES, heaven defend
US from thai which eomrs Of monsy-'b. most rslsn'-
less and renors.less OF al" =
The famous FUNDING SYSTEM and The notorious
up the Bank of HE u. States The COVERT PERU.
RY Of The 6's and The BROAD BRIBERY OF the Sc
cond. did rot. PERHAPS. b"oos TO The bird: bu' IN
equally po,ostul 10 either OF these SUPER-EMI.
NENr uanssc,ous. Eich of them ioere calculated to
snatch the SPECULATION from the CorrAaE and
coach, and cause the people TO STARE land tconder
he got there ~
Agsio. In volume Is, page 1853, Mr.. Niles says:
have been informed that dis ioguished genfle-
fr I'M whom indeed expected different eouduc,
bad boldly predicted THE TRIUMPH OF THE BANK
OF THE UNITED STATES and The pros,ration OF ih-
local insiitutoas Upon my conscience, .Dould
rather agree to haze hereditary President and Sc
nate for life, than that this thing should happe,, L.
The Later cass our President ard Senators ght be in
hueneed to coed actions by OF individual shame
love Of glory, and the choice OF the repre- sen
,aivss would be left free to but in The ober AN
UNKNOWN and IRRESPONSIBLE ARISTOCRA-
CY would be rai'ed up secret as the Council of Ten,
aud REMoRsELEes AS THE Holy INoUIsITLoN.'
Give TO live in any despo,ism hut tbet which springs
fran money, for il 10 THE MOST BASE AND UN.
PRINCIPLED OF ALL"
We are indebted TO pungent writer in the ali
more Republican for these extracts. We will only add
the remark, that change from bold, fearless aud hon
est oppoti,on 10 the Bank 10 Thoroughbred supper,
OF u, not fail to excite fres scfuticy into the
tves and OF jess OF tho chang; and far from being
an argument against those who adhere 10 the old re
publican and oppose the Bank, /, srong
drmaory argument in their favor; for it affords addi
position 10 exercise il.
From the New York Courier and Esquiror.
STEPHEN SIMPsoN.-Tbe PsnnsyvAn Wing
published by Stephen SIMPSON, is bitterly Losile ia
General Jitkson, and devoted 10 Henry Clay, the
Columbian Observer acd Mercury, under the came
edtr devoted 10 tbs one, and vioen ly opposed
the Other. Little il .,d tbout Mr.. Smp,on 10 Penn.
sylvanis: his farmer friends evince by their silence
their regrets his unhlu'hpg spo,acy, and his old en
eniss re-puhlisb his present ei,ers, filled with folly
fiction, aud unparalleled vanity, a, triumph heir
hopeless san'o II 10 charitable to belevs that he l.
upsouod state OF mind; for though raviDg at Ge-
neral Jackson and reving him worse Than bis bitter
enemies have done, he is con,nusy recording pr oois
Of his generous eoDhdsDsehis stern ffiend,hip-bis
imam nanlv nd uhets nj