Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
zion Of the whole monied system and the whole
nnc system OF the coMnirY Until the .. of Ocoher the

rvennc p,jd BY $40 whS,e conr,rv was jn,ed bv thr
Zee u,ed "r the support 0i lie industry OF the whole
and gently recalled when neediu Tor the service ol the
whole; while the BAnk, the common friend Of all sound
| Sta Banks uniting With and sustaining thcm was ena
ted 10 supply AN adequate circulating medium from
own resources, and 10 preserve in uniform aud sound
conton the issues OF the State Institutions Now the
public revenue is longer diused the whole
Uncn cannot even be UdvSnageousy used here il is
eoieeted and the INK OF the United States whose
pasivc power and credit have been so employ
eu 10 relieve Tie community, look necessarily aud
| primarily TO its security
Happily Tor the country, the remedy for this distressing
'e VI mugs rs "a eviden, as the cause oil ~ The un-
er>'gned 40 not hesitate express their belief ha,
me removal OF the deposi'es OF the UnIed States hon
| he Bank OF the UuieJ States is the real cause OF
this distress, the restoration OF them that In lii
tuition il the real, and will be the eec ual remedy for
them. With a view rcmo:e from that measure ali rea
>on"be arprei en;on The undersigned venture request
that the 6 i0sfcS OF The public in the State
Bands shomdr ,ch those Institutions until ,oiih
"'Hc"fh me course 81 the public serrice, the tcis.
a"m ~ Congress may please 10 direct but that hereof
ier ne dceraimg Of the United States should
| States.
And your Nj morialists will ever pray.
III e very irs sentence OF this the State Banks
are made to contradict themselves. They all concurred
ivw days before, that the community could he relieved
u the Bank OF the United ates would operate with
them; now they are made TO address ongress "as pos
sessing alone the power Of remeying the existing distress
ana OF ave'ung the greater calunes which obvious
" impending
Alter being thus made to unsay what they have so re.
Gently sdid IN manner most emphatic, an arg ument i'm
iavor OF charierng the Bank of the United States
next put into their mouths We told sound and
wen regulated currency" OF te dangers aud disgrace
OF adepraved and irresponsible circulating medium'-
"a high compliment 10 themelvcs and their own Bauks)
-oi the "moncd operations OF commercial Cities
being "alnIost at sami"of the merce between The
states laborng under tax'ot the circulating me-
uh beginning TO arrange itself the scale Of depre
cation and OF the danger OF general abandonment
oil spieic payments" These all arguments in foror
Induce restoration of the drposites they have much
more TO prove tia, this Bank is absolutely necessary
make the petitioners themselves their respective
Banks h0Hesty and prudenHy! If the simple removal
OF The deposites produces such direu calamitcs what
unear Of disasters mus, follow the entire destruction Of
Suppose the prayer OF these memoais,s was granted
and Tue public deposes again made in the Bank OF the u
. a hue more than two years brings the eud of
It's charter What then! One of two inc yabe
-eher me public depotes must be transferred to the
STATE Banks or the charter of the Bank of the United
states mast be reneUed II they shall transferred 10
Inc State Banks, the Bank of the United States will pu
me scrers as il does now and make the Bank of Penn
yvaha, aud its other Instruments again cry re-
charter oil The Bank as they do for restoration of the
deposes The two questions in fact one; and hat.
ever DISCUSSES be assumed 10 deceive honest poo.
PIE, ege,y in'eMgent man Uho is n }ar0r Of restora-
non OF the deposites, is in Jdror orechdrteTig the Bank
We have not time TO touch some other important
points in this memoria--We do not believe man has
voted Tor ii signed it, who does know that IL is NOT
the removal Of the deposies but the fyrannical
the u s. Bank in attempting to force their restora.
ton which produces all the existing distress in Pha-
depha Ihee is no, man Of them who does not know
That NIcho!ds Biddie has but to WILL IT. and all the
A lodi
AZ 'rro,nnohalons TO the community about TWELVE
| MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in five months. 4, rrr,,
men, in this any other country and Who'll
~ uncdiied Tor by any emergency in the affairs of to
Bank He is urging ON the same policy, without me-
cessi'y or apology. II he merely stop i'm his
Vnuctvc career the commercial cities would cease IN b
pressed and il he but give back two OF the
millions he has collected they would be instantly nIaced
If sH"S1n 0 Isa,pasng Prosperity This he en- do
s debtors TO iorce them and all connected with them TO
cry out Congress for relief With heart as hard as the
nj hi al ta
MN, aghing more upon the heads Of his friends than M.
Tor IN" purpose of forcing the Government TO sore
| the deposites.
We sympa,ze with those who are the subisc,. Of iii;
grinding oppression; but good will out of evil The
BANK Is Illustrating its true Characteristic of a HEART
OVERTHROW THE EXECUTivEe AMI TUSr1SS;
| THE GOVERNMENT OF THE COUNTRY Han
PLY, we have President House of Reprcsen,ayrs
who are determined TO destroy this modern Caligua and
preserve the blood bought liberties OF the American peope
As Tor ms memorial we trust that when il appears il
WI" ne referred 10 The proper committee Who Will inyes.
gate the real causes of the distress Of which the pba
dephla Banks complain and proclaim them The AmeIi.
can peope.-Ib.
We have this moment letters from pbiladelnbia
stating that several Of the Banks hesitate al ODE yng Tho
Iela.ion OF the Banks Monarch and will not probably
sign he petition requesting the reins OF government TO be
surrendered into his hands by the Representatives If
he people We app aud their irmness, and recomme nd il
to TO the Imitation OF others ID
| STATUE OF JEFFERsoN-we perceive bv The nro.
ceedings of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen thai T;ru
Levy OF the Navy, las presented city the colossal
statue OF Jefferson cast by David the celebrated
al rams IL is seven feet three inches i'm heie hi
oil admirable proportions, and striking resemblance
sad by Lafayette 10 be perfect The costume is such
he usually wore, holding pen in his hand and bv his
side the Dec laraon OF Independence When placed m
pedestal about four feet in height il will he COM
handing figure, and will be generally adodred az n n;
nished specimen Of the arts. We glad that has
been presented TO city which is constantly reolz
ing all The benefits secured by the great char
Ter oil our liberties, for which are greatly indebted
10 Inc a0ors oil the immortal patriot Doctor Smith we
perceive, stated the 1000 francs; we are of opi
mon mat the expense $4,000 and are happv 10 por
ceiVe mat our officers oil the Navy regardless
abroad OF those works OF which calculated to en-
rich their country aud have patriotism To d.vo,e CO
large sum Tor single specimen We are actively en-
gagged IN getting up the statue OF Washington which has
been loo long Degec ed The statue of Hamilton for te
Exchange, IL already contracted for These
are considered in all countries Just tributes 10 pubIic
worth aud public services and 10 the rising generation bev
have The best eifcct-.N Y EU Star.
IL IL said that nlallibe remedy for that mos, Jis
uessng OF all maaies hydrophobia nv
french physician DIR. Busson, and communicated IN
e Academy o Sciences in Paris. Being attacked bv the
disease, himself, and having hopes of recovery he
went INTO vapor bath heated TO AZ degrees ReaEtnur
tizo fahfenheiD as the easiest mode OF sufocaton no
MS asoshnent, The whole symptoms vanished at once
ana ne has never since had The slightest recurrence of This
oreauiu! dIsease-By the means, he has cured I'm,
wars OF eighty PATIENTS and lie intends try jts
I'D cases OF cholera, plaque. yellow fever, and eont
FOREIGN.
| NEW York, Dec. 81.
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