Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03
TERRIBLE SYMPTOMS


~ Rum, bankruptcy, and DepOpuIation ~
Soon after the had arrived here that the prasi
ha put his veto on the Bill for charterng the u
states Bank his opponents here raised the hue and cry OF
utter ruin and devastation city They
tha our citizens were would be reduced bankrupt
that our houses and stores almost all become va
cant-that ii Gen. Jackson be re elected Pork
would not bring in this market above 81 80 per
Una" me trade oil our city would be entirely runed-and
to cap the climax, they went through the ctv and
wherever they could find vacaat house or store
they with chalk wrote on it, VETO-many of these
stores on which they wrote the awful word were
new and uniinished-and though some of them were
unfinished they had been engaged. Such were the
means resor'ed to by the adhcrents of the vindic-
ttOe 1smdSoSue, to cry down the popularity OF Ge-
neral J"ckson-bu they failed. He re elected with
such an overwhelming majority psrayzed his enc
mics, an amongst them the 'undictiue depIa g0g,te' him
SELL aud reoiced the hearts of his friends and supporters
Now though The vile reports propagaed by those con.
empl0e tools oil lacton had effect the injury of
our clty-though The market for pork great de-
gree affected by them, in lettering country people from
bringing that article here for SALE and obliged the pur-
CHASER to attend other marketsand fastened the failure
some OF our specializing Spectators who had traded far
beyond their means, yet have the pleasure of
ing to the public, t't the subscriptions to the Franklin
Bank closed on Saturday last, when much more than
DOUBLE The amount NJ CAPITAL tcas subscribed
This IS one OF the terrible symptoms Of Ruin Bank.
T"Ptcy' ana DePoPufdtion. Thus has our city within
one year recovered from Our calames-nood fire. cho-
era aud the Bank vetO Bin and instead OF one million
dollars being subscribed for the Bank there have
offered two millions two hundred thousand dolIos-,nd in
one gay mas been paid in first nsalment one hundred
ana eighty thousand doiars-and though large
nave Oeen subscribed by certain capitalists vet the sub
sc0ers IN number have amounted TO 100 and no snb.
scroeT VIII hold more than 10 shares How contempt.
6e must those iaconists feel themselves when the
ana thelr sehoods and caumnes have been so ineec-
tua ana mat instead OF Bankrupt city, have had such
noble euort made to establish its credit and opulence
All our eastern exchange Papers.as well as letters from
the eastward, pronounce the revival of trade and the pros
Peny oil the country generally and with the exception
oiuhoftunae South Carolina the victim Of ambitious de.
agogues, aud whose interests and prosperity have been
VhBmed Wy a lew aspiring politicians firmly believe
a' we "hOle Union at this moment stands hi cher in trade
"ea'n, anu general happiness, than any orer period
OF unuer INC government OF any former PrcsIent-ut MI
~ easily accounted iorwhen consider the vast sun
V' me national Debt % millions paid Oft within four wears
Oeues Vhe aeerung inerestthe obtained from TO-
reign countries for sPniaons committed upon our Iner.
s-lndemniicatons witch have been long despairef
oi-Wheh all tbs IS considered well as tie numerOu,
sources oil trade which have been newly openedand that
lucrative branch of commerce lost by the last adninsra
uoh, me Uonia trade wh Great Britain it not hard Ia
account Tor our increased riches and
OF prosperity aud happiness
Let the contemplate actiois aIaru,isfs LIo ci, L H.
ana 40 longer attempt 10 deude the people with the hollow
cry OF Veto Veto ruin, bankruptcy ard depopul, alton: b,
Set US all Join IN the joyful exclamation Cincinnati. il her
se again. the Union has been preseryed and Jackson i
9pyh i6.
W The Board of Examination fyy Hiis6io0,en
"n'chls 70 ske place on the 1s Monday in May will be
composed OF the following members:
Jom. Jacob Jones, President,
Capt WIN. -. shubrick
Capt J. Nicholson