Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21
To Individuals. 10 Goyonmon,

from winch II appears that this enlargement, was ora
ousIa' IL occurred when the OF the country re-
CURED Tie aid oil this expansive power so valuable in
| no longer required ~ WIG"
surprising all this, however, to have been exactly a, q,
uas oeen stated That is supposDg this increase of loan
TO have been twenty.esht millions what joes i, r,
WY 'hat the Bank enlarged its business TO meet Tho
era ,; ',s OF 'ne country, and whca those wants
s'c s'pPHeu, TIE business of the Bank or coureo II
sided But the President can asc ibe this incro.s SUI
u.' raue than his own election Accordingly he saws
na' 'he Bank, in January 1884, began TO prepa,e 5r
his election, which take place nearly wp ,o
afterwards by lending twenty eight millions Il is some
rs""% w., 10 is theory that this whole increase bad
rea reached us height May, 1882. Now in December
me Secretary OF the Treasury with the full annro
oauoh OF Tue President, had spoken in the most avorpbI
,ers OF the Bank and he did not sign his veto messag.
eans' !" unti July, 1882, up TO which period il was
doubtful whether he would veto it, and Of conrs :; was
unknown Whistler the Bank would have the least
siah 10 ms eieclon-and these whole twenty
es"o miiohs might have been uselessly lavished so a
e Bank increased lis loans while il had no interest in his
la ann "M not increase them when he supposes il
,he people under its power and influence seems s;n
| larly il-tmed. '' s''su-
3i In recurrence to his own election. he nov, ,ro.
ceeds TO declare, that whatever may be The on;n "
Others the President considers his re.eecGon ne %
SION OF the people against the Bank Now il is Jiicn
or any one 10 believe this since il is notorious ta,
OF The most decided friends OF the Bank were his zealo
spppofars Ihns Pennsylvania the mos, efficient
., ne,n ai' ye mat same Pennsylvania, with exraordi.
resolutions: w 'i''"'"s
That the Constitution of the United States authorizes
ami near half cenury's experience sanctions n RI
oil The United States, as necessary and nroner =, lam
lale he value OF money, and prevent paper curreScy
OF unequal and deprecated value"
ana again, with equal unannity, in February 1920
the following: " 'o'"''y' io"<'
That the Senators from this State in the Congress Of
ne oh'ed states, be instructed, and the Representa-
yves requested 10 use their exer,on. 10 obtain re
newa' oil The charter OF the Bank of the United States
during the present session OF Congress with sucb
" the States" ~ ''S"'' "
such belief, moreover is opposed by bis own decla
on III tne veto Message, that ga Congress- elected
ih he midst oil such discussion and furnishing en- eoaI
representation oil the people according 10 the last census
WIZ pear TO the Capitol the verdict OF public on;non al
uouo. not bng this question TO satisfactory result
o"' a' congress TO which he referred the de cjs;on of
Inc question, had not yet assembled In some paris t Tho
country the members had been eve AT The ,i,n
OF signing this manifesto; and yet he now asser.s liza, he
considers as concusivey settled that the charer Of ,h
Bank OF the United States wil n OF be renewed ad ~
no reasonable ground TO believe ihat any substitute i'll
oe established Being bound regulate his course Lv
Jaws as hey exist and not 10 anticipate the iufeyfreuce
OF me Legislative power for the purpose of aiming noy
yen 1t IS ProPerJ0T nm Sensona6iy 10 consider the
means by which the services rendered bv the Ban If I
oheu SAFES are to be performed after its charter shall
EXPIRE his seems TO involve an inconsistency There
was Congress about 10 in ninety DAYS IN ,
Congress he had referred the question of The RAM T
was new Congress 10 meet in December 1885 before
,he expiration OF The charter Yet does he now declare
nd since the People elected him, and he was opos ~
me BANK, lie revokes all he said about tbe Conao ~
1883 dsregar,s the Congress of 1885, and chooses IN %
sluer settled without any ''hererence of the LegisIa
The next head of complaint IT, the nostnons,nen .,
portion OF the three per cents by the Government in
hPf' 49, and OF another portion by the Bank in De-
cenper, 1857 Now, IL is very remarkable that botb ,os
subjects were fully exsmined-the first bv five co,
o investigation OF 1882, and the second by tlc Con,;
I avs ana Means OF lS33-and both reports 0ye il,
aecided contradiction 10 the assertions of me- p;,.
ror instance, he complains Of the first po,,oonemcn,
"hch ne lmPutes TO the Bank, whereas the Conuo =,
investigation themselves declare "thev are ty, u
mon mat the Bank neither sought Er uor ,Soso, r.
PosPo"ement @ The payment By The Government" He
c9HPalns OF he second postponenent yet the Committee
men, ana means report that the nominal postpone
en', "u IN iac closed te payments sooner than n No
Pos'ponement had been made; and that mtj,is o,a,
seems no ongerto present any important mr. nrsc,ii 10
Congress up0n IT," " "5 "'''0" "
This would to be perfectly soi.fac,o,v. go, =.
"o revival OF these charges may rnsead the unsusnecI
night may be well TO refute them again "a thsv Lavo
n , och Routed before; and first Of the pospo6omen
conscious That at the end Of that quarter Tho Rant
no DC aOIe TO pay over the deposies and tina, fur
man, 'b.n.e was bot 10 be expected OF the Govern.
'n, an agent was despatched 10 England secretly io
with The holders Of the public debt In Efons
inuuce mem by The offer Of equal or higher n,ete. ~
n & ~ we Government, TO hold back their claims for
we use OF $oO0O'OOO Of public money, which tbe do
49, nu'eh should set apart for the poynent ol ,baf dL,
were - ,,sue 40 arrangement ON terms, n part which
,yL " uHcct violation OF the charter of the B,nk. aoJ
,in some incidents connected with lhis secret ncsoG,
tho G'dly came TO tic knowledge Of the public and
was n,in,btn', 'hen aud not before, so much of il as
fr ~ :" violation OF The charter was dsayowed 10
~ ''efe be any matter in regard 70 ,.tisL a.
Ill " oIc oeneheia than any other matter il il nrs
there he soy casS ~ paying of the public debts and If
Jul nan any Other cases. they are precise1v ,,c,a
'e' winch are here made the subjects Of rsoroscI
The whole collection OF the revenue il bassd 80 a.,
e, as Iunus are never accumulated in the Treasury
Ior long periods bot principally lent out 10 Tho y
MUMMY, and only called for az they are neeJod e. ~