Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18
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The vote Of the House of Representatives o,cb, .,
convince the friends OF the United States Bank thai re
charter, under any circumstances be look for
from the present the Session of Congress II
idle 10 hope, that, at the elections changes enough
can be made to reverse the of the House n fb1t
could even be done there is prospect until after the
expiration OF the charter aud the the present Ali
rauon th"t any thing can be accomplished by the
friends Of The Bank Nor is there any rational hone that
four years hence, this BSnk favor irh the people
Why will not to deceive the solyes, VII
"kiok against the pricks'?
Ii is useless 10 disguise the act-the peovle NJ This
couniry-l mean the fdrmTs-the nechanicb.-ih.
!corhng people oil the Nation, will sustain the Admin.
israiion All The merchants all the Traders shop
lawyers, DOCTORS and idle gentry living upon the in crest
OF their money aud Bank Stocks may unite land thew
nave nearly done SO a'ready but they will out
number The feondnry OF the couniry-They yer can
do il; until we become nest OF Haadicraftsunn like
Eng land. And, when Mr.. Clay make US such The
high behess oil few capitalists will be the Iap of the
land. But thank God, not inhabitants of two i,on
bound Islands, We have a vast region of country of ALI
soils and cIimaes-and TO the thonsandh generation we
can Ind employment in cullivAting the Earth If tho
dreams OF political empyrcs involve us in de,usons
they can last but short time. II lille experience soon
opens American eye.
But, has the Bank any IN ng TO hone South C,ron,
but The other day drew her sword aud would
the nation into civil war, she had been backed by
single Sate-and ALL because one sort OF Industry was
made tributary TO another And in the present in
stance, her Champions ready to plunge with Mr.
Clay into desperate Revouiion And all the Bank
-ior corporaon whose dangerous power Mr. Jefferson
described, aud which this agonized nation uoy feels
through every nerve and muscle.
repea', ba the attempt oil the Bank and the Bank can
didae, TO FORCE the people, will ed in this free
country Go on. stock jobbeIs and money lenders
"we, the People" are too sirorg for you-YoI may heat
many OF us-you may wiring from the hand OF Industry
he bread has earned; Tor short time You NAV rlr
dust in the eyes OF part OF The peopIe-bu ruth is
mighty, and will prevail"
Under the peculiar circumstances 10 which mere parfv
aided by the Bank has reduced the country tohat is to be
donc7 few weeks will show the futile nature of the
hopes that have been entertained. And will not the
Mammoth Bank look TO its interest? The stock hol
ders expec, dividends their stock. How can thew b.
made, il the debts called in the rate at which the
screws are now applied And there 40 Danger OF the
Banks causing numerous bankruptcies, and reapinp
harvest Of losses! Its Chart has two wears vet To-
run, and then two years 10 wind its il pronpt.
Iy accommodate the actual wants Of commerce. and
TO Cypress lis debiorsTbe State Banks will of course
pursue Tie same coufse-peace and prosperity may thus
be soon reslored aud, by the time the charter men
will prepare TO meet their engagements with The Bank
Its Immense capital must back into the hand, of the
Stockholders who will be anxious 1.-THE State
Banks will be able 10 accommodate of the debtors Of
the United States Bank, and the latter like the old BANK
will sueily cease to exist, without much embarrassment,
to the community. Aud should il not now take this
course It's struggles ruthless and the effects of them
may rccoil on the interest Of tile Stockbolirrs
YOX POpI1II