Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
PseRhH'HCAN.

z'seRhTHCAN.
THE VOICE OF THE CoUNrRY-Whhn few
weeks past meetings of the democracy have been held
m several oil me counties numerousy attended, and ami.
mated by common spirit OF resistance the mower and
the eorrupuons OF great moned corporation. which
seeks TO control our elections, govern the country and
TO establish ITSELF in perpetual dominion, the lber.
ties and rights OF the People. OF this complexion are
me proceedings OF the great meeting in Otsego County,
which we publish 10 day, aud which will be read with
grauhcauon 10y every friend OF the democracy the
country. We have also the accounts of large county
meetings IN Oneida, SnhOhdTie, Orleans, and Seneca
which we shall also publish at AN early day " batever
may be the result ia few of the cilies-where the sower
o the Bank and its ercenares and prescribing paisans
can be brought TO bear directly upon the business
anu wants oil the community, and coerce or seduce
small portion OF the population, beyond the ordinary
strength OF parties, the service OF the Bank and hs
.AHs'ocracy-- ycomanry Of the country will be found
true To their h aud ine Xibe in their sunnori of te
true interests OF the People They will sn.i,in lie %
vernment against the Bank, and the Democratic PARTY
against the niuriaed efforts aud borrowed names of The
old adversary with all their usual and triumphant en-.
ergies.-aibany .4rgus.
OFFICIAL ORDER FROM Mr.. BIpDLE TO HIS BANK
sENAToRs-The National Bank Ciazeite gives the names
'oi Roberts Yaux, John McCaisler Henry Horn Of phi
ladelphia Alley of New York and Joseph White Of
Baltimore, nominees for Government Directors sent in
by the President 10 the Senate. The Bank Editor then
says:
We need not say any thing in regard to the opinion.
aud dispositions OF the indiv uals But the intro
-dnc,on OF party politicians avowed aud impiacabe enc
MES into the Bank Is, papsbly, orOag TO tie insiifu.
t'o" an Which me Sendte should not, and may pre-
sumo, oH not concur Surprising That sole functions
and purposes OF the Government Directors were those
which President jackson specified in his biesage men
determined and engaged 10 bring the Bank and The
Board into as much dSlepeet and dsrepute possible
tc0ud De stu unsuitable; their preiudces amino
or pledges must dlstemper and Gtort their vision and
judgment"
Here the true cause of the rejection Of The late Go
vernment Directors is plainly avOwed. In exposing the
resolution, putting at the disposal OF Mr. Bidile an I'M
limited elecuonecring fund, and pointing the corrupt
application Of portion oil it, The late Government Drec
tors incurred the dpeasure OF Mr. Bdde and his accom-
Piices The leading Bankes OF the Senate were there
lore, instructed to hold their nominations in abeyance for
months that no honest eye might be allowed pry up
the cOnclave and s last winters work Of prostitution
aud were finally rejected, in the hope that the b. INK might
be relieved from the observation Of any but those friendly
TO its frauds Now the Bank the public that the
nominations 'si0ud not, and presume tcW not be
c0ncuTTed IN because the gentlemen named are ''pdyfy
P0hhciGns.' Is not every man Of the Biddie Board
"PGrfy politicians GU0,oed and iaplacdLie enemies" nj
the administration They are so but then tbev az
''nien determined and engaged to bring The Bank
and ne Board into much dsrePect and disrepufe as
possible And why does The Bank official infer that the
We tell
Roberts Vaux, is known 10 be one of the puresi, most
benevolent ivingan independent Republican i'm his
Pfncples- his private ccums ances; aud,
although QuokeT in his religion and averse TO all strife
whether political or otherwise too much Of Cato n his
patriotism 10 wink The abuses by which bad men would
sacrifice the freedom OF his country.
Mr. McChlister is an able and intelligent merchant
not long since Director OF the Bank the part OF the
private Stockholders but, not beng willing brook the
dishonest application OF the public money aud that the
les held by Mr.. BiJdle WV F'0N'
Henry Horn is the late Representative Of Phadelphia
~ Congress He voted for The Bark representa- i've
OF the city, but being incapable Of sauconug pecuIsion
upon the public iunds, for the purpose OF purchasing I'D
venal Editors and politicians lie denounced az being
ready do Ca toroHg 10 the institution aud "brinq me
BUNS and me Bodrd into as much disrespeci and DIS.
TepUfe as pOsSibie.'
saul Alley, Of New York, aud Joseph white, of Bali.
more are known among the mos, respectful men OF
their respective cities and such are OF course Gun.
suitable to ths Purposes Of Mr. Biddle-- Globe.
JEFFERSON AND JACKSON
Out ol the abundance the heart the mou ia speaket
Read tic following and then decide who are Jefersonans
tco"ospondoneo Of the JouraaI Of Conmo,coI
Bosr0N, May -, 1884
may nave been ltie aroused by be annuncison here
and the petty warm dcnuncaOn and discussion 10 sone
extent elsewhere. OF book, entitled "Famiisr Let
tiers Public Characters s- events from te Pc 81
1888 10 that Of 1913" 81 such be lie raseand tle co.
siderable sensation the volume has sired % among ne
Heads me 80 70 presumc,yOu will DC glad 10 know what
is Tie dfili Of the publication That may be soon told as
very frankly avowed by the author himself aad de-
MED or doubted by nobody.
II Is defence tisn. Of old Federalism; The Fedsesss
OF thc Washington and Adams School, and Of particular
ndirduals among them, especially who have been
particularly assailcd by their adVe rzafiee in p.s ,.
Moasrchisis, Anglonen, Disunonsts &C. Referenee a.
made mainly 10 The posthumous works Of Mr. Jefferson
Tor eluedaon Of heso charges. a vigorous attach IL
made on the political and personal character Of ha States
man chiefly as illustrated thought 10 be- bv the same
authority, aud other coemporameous matter These L
Ter accusaons aud structures are elaborate and seVsr
They 60 the lengh,-while they admit az we understand
II, biz sincerity and that Of his political followerso
considering bis administration as tbc roof Of ali n,oc
evil IN hio country ,Jackonsn which Il seems 10 con
strnc az continuation Of Je3efsouism not ezrepted
Mingled with al Ibis graver matter are personal renios
eences Of tbe distinguished men. particularly Federahs
Of The la'l half century.