Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

money ought TO vote against him and any friend OF his
who candidate, aud support those wLo are friends OF the
bak. Now would ask the candid reader II a stronger
argument against the bank could be adduced by its most
violent opponent. Is this not forcing the bank uto the
elecdOnecrng arena, and making Odous party in the
contest and will il not have the effect OF creating to
enemies in place OF iendS.
The Bank in This city, from what will not in
qure has been inudcous In its discounts. 1t has made
debtors than consistent with its interest
and lent more money than the trade VI the city justified
facility VI obtaining money has induced many traders
their business far beyond what the regular trade
OF tile city would support Large sssortmcns of goods
have been laid in at the eastern, market To cC ct sales
OF those goods required uncommon exortions. Auction
stores must be r>orcso al which sales have been made,
seldom AZ profit, hui much more generally loss
Stores have been taken ia c Surrounding country tow
and on tho banks OF the canal still further 10 force sales
The care OF these stores has in many been commit
ted To Young men of expensive d>>patcd habits, who lar
removed from the observation of their employers have
had no control over their expenditures. Selling at less
than cost 10y auctions pryng auction fees, duties and
othcr expenses paying heavy rents IN town and country,
the salaries aud private expenses of country agents, pay
ing discounts on notes taken for goods and renewals of
notes payable for goods and not equcny cNor6ant
interest for temporary loans at from per cent month 10
one ouilh per cent day exchanges on drafts and COM
missions TO cndorscS those drafts, and many OF those
bills drawn creditors for the purpose of extending
dit taking up notes due An those drains soon dried MP
the original sources, exhausted The real capital and
deeply into the fictitious capital borrowed Cf the bank,
and insolvency followed. Now these facts which
dely The Ebomes, the apoStaes the dcmsgogues 10 dis
prove and appeal to the and sober
OF the dSpassouat reader whether any thing else.
veto or uak Dill, 10 Tint insolvency
And we have to believe, that liuc has yet
Cured which has been preceded 10y most, il all
these circumstances In this case then will he cousi-
cd surprising that the bank should bc calling its debt
To pay 10 per of eir debts ovcy ninety days;
- Cincinnati .4lc Sent. 26.
ONO PoLGTGCs-Enough has been said about the re-
cent Un0n between the por,izans of Clay and the Anti
nasons OF Ohio We took the liberty TO predict few ,ays
ago, that this union would have tendency directly oppo-
sic 10 that contemplated by thc parties concerned in
Our personal knowledge Of parties in the northern part
this State, added to little experience in political al
fairs generally sa'i-icd once, that the Masons
the Western Reserve, who have heretofore remained
devoted to Mr.. Clay and who have many good reasons
fordreddng the ascendancy Of Anti-nasonary would
consent 10 union with their natural aud inpacablc
mics. la this entirely right letter, from a
gentleman in Stark county, with whom have been long
aud Intimately acquainted, and whose and capacity
Tor acquiring correct intonaon inferior other
in Tive Sa'c writes us, under tho date Of September 2O
/ follDws.
There many, in this county, (Stark) who nevel
can be induced TO Tor Lyman However uncxpece,
1t was few weeks since il is reduced ccriant,
that Lucas will receive strong supper, the Reserve
minority there. Jackson himself will obtain maosit,
on the Reserve but the Clay and Ant-masonic alliance
has tended, very much, 10 strengthen his cause"
50 far, MI goes exactly oqeold. Let MIR. Lucas
receive the ole Western Reserve i'm October ne
and ii the Jackson Electoral ticket not travel prett,
closely after him, in November next we shall confess our
selves more CgregouSly mistaken than we ever were.
matters stand, the Jackonmen of Ohio could not have
struck on more fortunate political arrangement, Oortu
nate for the Jackson cause) than This Clay and Anti
msionic tHli0n.-CtHciHRGh Republican, Sept. 25