Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

-. TO our Correspondent in Orange, q. g.
W. nave un'oi 'unaeiy received your Card too late
ou are desous that all proper shall be used te
support our present patriotic Chief the
Vaccinations that great moned Institution can move
against nins and on whose reelection you believe will
enneny depend the liberties and happiness of the oconIs
oil these United States For which purpose you desire
10 repn6ish Mr. Madsons powerful speech delivered
IN the Congress OF the u s., against the chareribp OF
such an Institution" W
We should take pleasure in obliging you and serving
the causebut did not receive YOUR request nm v
seruay morning. when all the arrangements were made
for filling this paper.
we agree with you thoroughly about the character OF
,hs nsoiion' and OF this Speech We repubiished the
a'er ia 1917 when the question of renewing the Char
ter oil the old Bank up-but ELF may we now en-
.hess things are done in the green wha, may not
ue uohc III Hc ury: III objections made to an In
sutu,on OF only 10 millions capital how much more pow
eriuy 10 they not apply of 35 millions! to one
whose gigantic power spreads over the Union and
lates the whole labor capital" (conmerce and m,rte,
OF inc country TO whose powers are liable TO be
oy one man, holding proxies enough decide the
Peced upon the strongest grounds of affecting the liberty
=, ne s. Prss', and the liberty Of Elections?
III British Statesmen use the following language
about the Bank Of England if their Aus,ocracv
tam such "apprehensons in regard to the Mammoth i'm
a' country, how much more should the Republicans of
here?" ss'S '''"'u"o"
. 1'S oan now Lord said had been
PANE Without wishing throw blame bo
S s . a.
Sa:y out on as %s1s trade Of The
pure together rih te fortunes eey family in f. sfosd BE- daa
|'yn as1 eon.roi ana a'e,cn u our four and
unfortunate manner sounrv" - 'F " - "'''
And there's still this more Sc rious and ,bj.
lion to be made against the Bank of the United
brogam and Liverpool oppose their Bank on the ground
" e.Pea'ency-No statesman there questions the po,per
OF Parliament TO establish such monster But ~ object
o only on account oil the dangerous tendency of our In
suuo out OH the still stronger ground Of unconstif
t,o"oy Aud we ask no better evidences of this position
than the Speech of Mr.. Madison
CARD.
To the Editor Of the ENQUIRER
SIR-lhe trst extract below, from the WASHINGTON
Globe. havo found in your paper Of the goth inst-6,
he only reference you have made 10 the subject 80 far
as am intermediary not with propriety ask of Won
the favor to give the second extract from the telegram
as due to myself! s'"r"'
with great respect, your obedient servant
New York, Oct 20, 1892
. from tho Cobc1
Cahoun's this soen eoox
Johnny Rhoas letter to Dit Monroe on to ders
1, pronounced ITO be utterly false and
teat Gen. Jackson aud his friends GoNpsraenr has
~ has 10 prore So" &c. &c. "-'
From this that the Editor Telegraph I'm, had
cess 10 MI Monoes and to bnr hi,
character INTO discussions aveng from that f NJ,
Calhoun the disgracs which through tho dune,
oy he recent contrast Of his conduct
No~ws notice TO Mr. Calhoun agents that the who'll.
OF transactions be befor
% a. que 10 Just understanding of which
national character we'll the most eminent
cIen OF the country This has public in the
correspondence thrust before it by MI. Calhoun. '
From tho Telegraph
who was with him at the time of his DEATH
cateo 10 us without the knowledge