Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

VIII the merchants suffer from this state orthingsy We
believe the contrary. Instead OF applying to few men oil
institution who have their bias aud channel with
regard customers there will be several banks 20
will feel indepe and the
stockholders Of State Banks will find. in increased bus
and visnds great Inducements to be satisfied with
the viii the Bank Of the United States at
tempt to produce monicd pressure! We believe not;
their directors cannot be unprincpled, unncces
sarly Cypress the community; aud indeed the interests
OF their stockholders will prevent IT, IT. regardless OF
these, they make the aemp' il will convert many OF
their iiends to toes, aud will he sufficient motive ia
Congress to crush the institute Be-ie' would be
game IN which victory would be to them a. dreadful as
defeat, ior all who study money Matters Know that the
United States Bank is soi i"'uinei""i". should the
Bank attempt H. slight move would Illustrate the design
That the currency OF the country can be sustained and
eaAlz--hst the financial concerns ot the government
can be carried in time OF peace well without al
with n National Bank, we have no DOUBT. During
some might be pated, If judged
by thst 1872; but the United States is. at present. in
very different posi- on Now, we hav. no national liz bt
and for many years, our has been increasing to
such IN extent, that the fears OF surplus have
made almost as many prophets aud aarms,-, the fears
OF removal oil transfers from the United States Bunk
We cannot gather any practical lesson currency by
taking the las, the basis Our whole history has
been one of difficulties. At several periods, the inter
esed and iinid have predicted dissolution aud ruin,
and even the patriotic brave have had their silent fears
But the result has always ,how that government
tans sell generating power, equal 10 emergency; that
the American ps ople were born io eve come difficulties,
u succeed Wit out National Bank, z, clear Of
doubt construction OF e Cons ution. The expert.
men now to he ued. Let il ha fair play. We wish
e
prosperity OF the country .nd without approving dis
approving OF the removal OF the dep Sites are anxious
that the g. o! the im shall he removed the minds OF
the unhinkng be and that the prophets OF evil
may be disappointed.
The next legislature will contain large majority OF
democrats All the counties, last by
democrats are unchanged, aud " the strong holds
OF the Nationals and Anti Masors in be Will
Philadelphia be behind her els e counties Never!
WAsHNGroN, Oct. 9.-Snre the Editor Of the Rich
mond Enquirer has considered an article Of the Bank
Courier 4 Enquirer Of sufficient authority TO be quoted
and relied on, conclusive to prove that the
OF the Treasury not Executive officer, we have ia
ken the pains TO look into the and debates
period spoken or TO ascertain how far such
countenanced by the preceding in Congress appears
that the statement OF the Courier s. Enquirer IA
brcaiion. Every page Of Lloyds debates conrac,s the
ridiculous idea put forth by the instrument OF the Bank
and the journals and the acts OF Congress. unite to
show, that II IL deception, played of by that nota.
! IL conjnrer, James Watson Webb. That our friend
OF The Richmond Enquirer should be caught by such
shallow devices, Is TO us matter OF aston ent-
always consider editorial assertion Of the Courier
Enquirer taiacious as matter OF They are ne
yer true where the Editor has interest raise an ar.
ginent against the tru H. We have extracts
from the debates Journals and acts OF Congress
but will give them 10 TO put down this he ano
naous establishment OF independent Departme MT of
The government belonging neither the Legislative Ju
deia', nor the Executive divisions Globe.
ID" We shall publish the couner ment with pea
sure We have had no opportunity OF minine the re-