Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10
BANK OF THE u. STATES.

BANK OF THE u. STATES.
The following is from the Alexandria Gazette:
Inc Richmond Enquirer, in Nh article OF the Bank Of
I've understand, however, that the mischievous power of the U.
Al Intelligence Ina. .o:o.isse. have s ssa' recently n i ~sda ,Ss N i%sss
ere, service fund, OF dr.H., and Vouchers rs, Of .uen . oh %s% y r sis
as public; But sSan " sss s s.;. 4. I .hal| Pi o. ..i!s s,' !, Vii, r :: tina, .,.,a 10
'y " %S,s, do no, liz, hi. ,,,,,,,. :, ,n...,... ,..,
generally and indie fnitely charging, which, is so much in
vogue. Nevertheless, let the .liscoveries' alluded to bv
ms Enquirer he brought TO light as speedily as possible. IL
mey arc Of The nature expressed, we shall not support the
nahk IN It's wrong-doing. but aid in exposing such nef.ro
proceedings TO the indignation Of this people. We are not
me pariizans OF the Bank-are free to condemn as 10 n
pisud-act towards 1t as we do in all public and priv.,e
matters.-"fait &c quill faut. arrive ce quill rourra."-snd
snsl' diligently assist In stripping it ofany i'll gotten or III
useu power "irned either against the government, the
press, or the pubic. Bnt we wal, for the "discoverie."
On this article of the Alexandria Gazette. the
winchester Vrglnian offers the following striking
and pertinent structures:
ihese are serious charges-there is emo inuendo abou,
H. The charge Is palpabie and direct; ga secret service
fun" is " discovered" whicS
wiI "as'0nish and starle" the public, and affecting the
"integriIy Of the press" The indepe ndent editor of he
Alexandria Gazette is disposed TO pause well he NAV
W. w to'd nm some lime since that we might pull ,oe ether.
what we said before, we repeat; the objection TO The u.
). Bank lies deeper than the constitution-Iie in The con.
sn.uuoh OF human nature! II IS TOO much potDer TO be con.
ceh.rated IN a lew individuals; Man is not competent 10
It's faithful discharge. Gold is corruptng in It's vetv ma.
lure; The President has not the same power that Mr..
oiuuie ana his Board have at PhiladeI phia. Thew have
extended their operations until their debts amount TO se-
venty millions. The existence Of thousands demand. n N
their nod; an obnoxious individual can be de.natcbed no
enectua'y as he could have been by Dante, msny wears
>ince; and as silently and secretly as the victim de.cends
nronsh the pit-iaIl. II will all be done in the "oriina.
renew are necessary tor the bank"-"it wants is fundsn
or 'they must change hands" Where will this mat.
- !, emf .m Does not any man see that the government, it.
W. wn' soon De dependent on such an institution! The
oodst Is now, that IL holds in its vaults more specie Than
~ me State Banks in the Union-Ihat the government,
cant get along wiliontit. IL II can sirangie the govern
men, whilst ii is comparatively an infant, what will il not
no MY years hence; or rather, what will il not have tho
Po,cer to do! To check power-to distribute power-i.
our o"'y safeguard, Is our only safety. All monopolies arc
od!ous, all corporations are without souIs-aI are more !,
,ess dangerous-all must be WATCHED. The u. s.
pan cannot be watched; no man can tell what il il
"o'hs' is operations are so extended and so much detail.
ed. that the eyes of Argu. could not reach them"
put we presume, TINT whatever be the transactions
OF The Board at Philadelphia, the scroll will nj, mo
distant day be enrolled. Yet, what is even NOM 70.
markabIe rs, the profound silence which The nccre-
nlted Bnnk-organs observe on these giyinps.out-
MOI one OF them in Philadelphia has whispered a
word about hem-and even the "moralitvn of ,be
L. Inquirer" 'too is dumb."-The N. InteIIgeocer
has discharged its 9th No. from its pondcrous co.
lImns on "The Bank question"-but IL observes
ne shence OF The grave, over these authorities given
10 MIR. Blddle-Over these singular apnronr;u1;on.
TO the proprietors of the press, for printing and dis
r'D"hon OF newspapers and pamphlets, &c. &c
some OF these appropriations too said 10 be accomna-
o,ed win strange vouchers, and some with no youcb-
es at all. All that the N. Intellipencer does s,o b;, !,
us, about our Deienda est CARTHAGE. and "tbe learned
lngo which we (are said so much io) delight inn We
really thought that as it fell to us to notice the modern
Oa,o, u was u fair hit in us to show how title lie
agreed with the favorite maxim of m. nnc;.n,
Patriot. And as to the "Iearnedn Latin Mt the hsaI
Oh our article, we thought there was some DLa;n
EngnSh IN the body of il, which might have been
better entitled to the notice of the Bank Critic.
Mr.. Noah in me Field.
w" DAILY PAPER IN New YoRK.-M. M.
noah. and THOMAS GILL, Oate oil the Evening PosrJ
oi' tDeiF friends and The DubIlc- that
are making which will enable Them to publish a new Jai.
y paper to be called THE EVENING STAR; 10 be de.
yo'eo V News, Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures.
Literature, Politics, Arts, and Sciences. &c" "T,r
EvENiNG STAR will afford a friendly but independent
support to the present General and Stale Administrator,
VII sustain the just rights Of the States, and the supre.
masy OF the laws; will advocate every measure tending
10 perpe,naIe The Union, and reconcile conflicting into.
rests; WIZ maintain republican principles, and lhe sys.
TENS and ussges OF the republican party; support The
claims OF eminent and patriotic men; endcavour TO heal
existing divisions; expose Intrigue and selfish m,asnres.
aud, IN a word. take care Of the "pubiie good"
we have received 4 pamphlet copy of the Prospectu.
u 10 pages. u goes against Null 6cotion- against ITO
es on The dissolution OF the late Cabinet, az being. rather
s ra' re . S!n we root Of The p%erplexing difficulties In
SCUM carolina. IL speaks OF Gen. Jackson a. a patriot, Of
a G,e'r, s'rong and energetic mind and capable iw ben no
rehes upon himself, in preference to the advice Of ,iplo.
nsuc friends and the political calculations Of candidates
. promotion, } Of Z" carrying him through every exie,n.
cy win triumph and success" IL comes on, sgains, An
hIosny Kegency"-ioucbe on The next Presidential
e'esnon and q" the line Of succession" and says the danger
~ We IHeuc " hiOduy, AMI not by the
people throughout the U. s." II touches on the Slave
9neslIon-conce rning which, II Gays:
Under these circumstance, IL is evident, tina, 10 pro.
vide for their safety and defence, aud 10 project their
property and constitutional rights, The slave .boicipg State.
WIZ De under The necessity Of forming a closer compact.
IN defence Of The Union, their homes, and 6reside.: and
,ne n,si sep WIZ be, TO assent 10 The election Of no man az
rrssioeht oI The United States, whose sentiments on this
uen9af, o'mcnii, aud dangerous question, are not cOnelu.
sYe'y es'abIished and hvoursbly known. There can be
no "O'' co"nlitdt opinions on subjects connected with
u''o" ana Pubhc safety. The slave. holding States NAV
"o', we ihink tcfH not, al the next presidential election,
oring forward a candidate Of their own; but their voice
must and will be heard 10 the final decision OF the ques.
ton"
We are happy TO inform The friends OF the Senior Edi-
Tor aud NE public generally, tina, the accident which hap
pened 10 nm the other day Is no, likely 10 produce such
serious consequences as we're st FIRST anticipated. His
eyss, ,nougb at brst they gave him excessive pain, have
fece''oo no material injury 20 Richmond WING, S,pf 3.