Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

the of the pressure which has resulted from his
shour> produce panic in the public mind tor political
purposesl A. we'll might expect that he would sym.
pati-e wi those rou whom he might win money AT the
cad table. No; it was no such feeling which scinated
him. lie had no such object In view. HIS design, no
doubt, was 10 augment possible, the excitement he had
been already instrumental in producne and, disastrous
the had already BEEN his savage heart
not ye, satisfied lie was not content TO see the Innocent
victims bleeding and siu,ng. bu, he desired strike his
dagger to the hear'-Bahimore Republican.
The Bank has placed itself above The authority of Con
grsss and its President and Directors REFUSED
no PERMIT AN INVESTIGATION or IT'S AFFAIRS
Notwithstanding the very act giving that corrupt
poly existence provides that Congress shall have power
at any time to investigate its AFFAIR.", its President has ob
softely refused permit any Investigation tchaieuer
aud the committee have been driven back TO ashingon
without making any sort Of investigation And why
does The Bank object to have its transactions known!-
Why does II add another TO the many violations Of its
charter by aily refusing compliance with that provision
which secures 10 Congress the right Of investigations
IS because The tchoie corrupt and rotten Its
corrup, transactions bear the light, and nxous
is TO hide its enormes, that had rather all the chsrg
es which have been made against the institution should
remain unconiradicied than expose enormies OF which
the public yet have had idea, and which nves
tigaiion would bring 20 light In taking this course, The
Bank Directors admit that bev haze been GUILTY OF
more denominations than they hare yet been cha ged tch
iHkf PLfAD GUILTY TO livery CHARGE WHICH
HAS BEEN MADE AGAINST THEM, aud virtually adj
mt That they have been guilty gross offences than
have yet been laid TO their charge But embods ned b,
the support it is receive from creatures in the
Senate il boldly deGes the government and the peo-
pie Mr. Biddle well knows that the Senate will sustain
hence he does not hesitate 10 perpeate any violation
its charter in order hide its enormiies Like the Bias.
tito Of F'a"cs the Bank concesls within the dark re.
cesses OF its dungeon. crime. il ba. perner,teJ.
and when, like that institution, its marble walls shall
crumbe before the indignation Of insuied people, will
me extent OF It's enormites be fully known.-.E Hamp.
sire Patriot.
Prginid.-The Opposition clam a triumph in Virginia
because they say, majority OF the members OF Le-
gsiure elected opposed TO the President. Now sup
posing il is OF what is liz President Jack
son not candidate for re-eecon and conceive
matter no sort Of consequence whether the majority
In favor OF Cen Jackson against hm-tha, is merely
personal affair, involving principle. But how is in
regard TO the great question which agaes the coun.
ry-lhe great struggle between the People, with Presi-
dent Jackson at their head, and the Bank OF the Bri-
fish nobility aud American Arsocracy' This is the
question at isste-and this question there is a ma
jorify Of fpo 10 one IN Jou0r of The President
and The democracy, aud against the Bank. This the
Tory wigs do not deny; aud yet they shout for Virginia
But is lar from being settled that majority of The Yir-
gnd legislature are even opposed TO the President Some
who have been claimed opponents have come out and
published denial: and the Oopposi ion in make
ou' "eir majority claim every man as opponent who
dissehs from single measure OF the Administration or
single sentiment uttered or doctrine laid down by Pre-
sdent But let his he as a. the STATE Of piygin
is decidedly opposed TO The Bank FORE Tor all
practical purposes in favor of the Administered The
Bank question is the great question at issue and this
The State OF Virginia has shown herself decidedly with
the Presden, aud the democracy OF the cOuntry.-B.
Confessions OF THE OPPOSITION Pass. WITH
REGARD TO THE RESULT OF THE LATE VIRGINIA
ELEcrIoN.-Ihe Charlottesville Advocate, Gan Opposi-
lion print, known 10 speak the sentiments OF Mr. Gilmer
the gentleman who took the lead in asaing the Admi
Disration, last year. in the Virginia Legslaiure alter
claiming majority agains, the Administration the next
We do not ho,oerer consider mi, rnajoyifv a, en-
firely against the Administrations OF THE
MEMBERs, PROBABLY MAJORITY OF THEM ,riH
sustain the administration in most of its measures
but the issue made up between those who ave I'M
qualified support TO ALL the measures of the Admnislrs-
ration, il any objection made, il OF the weak
est kind, accompanied by apology for the acl
those Who had independence enough TO support the Adj
mpsraIion, when right, and il when it's acts
rUinous and in conflict with the true PRINCIPLES of
our institutions"
The Charlottesville Advocate is well aware that the
parties which composed the majority agains, the Admin
istraton the last The IVA Legislature were
those enemies OF tie President on the one hand who OH
tanned seats in the Assembly by declaring that they were
opposed TO him, bat would support him because they
believed the Proclamation aud Force Bill had saved the
Unon-and those pretended friends the other hand,
who said they comp sinrd OF nothing in the OF The
President but The Proclamation and Force Bill. These an
npodes IN pohtcs eH'hraced as soon they the
floor Of the General Assembly, and made that majority
which labored so hard TO break down the President,
Virginia, Tor his course against the Bank. MIR. Cal
houn, whose friends by their cutlery raised so much
alarm in Virgnia the adop ion of the same measure
by the President as had been adopted by Mr. Jefferson
10 put down resistance 10 The embargo has at last by
conserving TO The Posponenen Of his bill repeal wha,
uniting majority in favor of the Bank
given proof that the great he proposed for prncpe
iOr deliv from despoism aud the bloody bill all
mere humbug. IL was display Of pretended zeal for
the vindicaIiOn of the South from the tariff oppression TO
excite its plGe and spirit and give the loo
lion in aspect he hoped would give him and coaju
tors Influence to lead them oppose il, on the ONLY
great question which remains TO give compile xion 10 The
politics OF the country. Mr. Calhoun has his
opposition TO tie Force Bilhas, last, opeIv given
in his adhesion 10 the BaDk-and his southern ercfeHenfs
only used to cGTm The people there so as TO rem.
der them naEedbe aud easily shaped the purposes OF
the Bank allian'e toto which he has entered
We ask the Charlottesville Advocate tell US whether
majority OF the people OF Virginia their
will sustain the alliance consolidated by the Bank
in which Mr. wsbs'erisa Whig-Mr. Calhoun Wing
Me. Clay Whig-and MIR. Leigh a Uhig-and the
Bank Wing ?-GiObe.
Equal PRIVILEGES The United States Bank cor
poraon establishes privileged order, and is the only
elusive monopoly in this land OF freedom en-
CINE OF profit the few, and oppression 10 the many is
wholly exempt from taxation upon its stock; an ex.
empion which is not extended 10 any other moued
poraon, to any other species Of property The poor
man, with la ge family dependent upon his labor must
pay his tax have his last sold by the collector
whilst the nabobs OF the u. S. Bank specializing
upon seventy millions OF money facilities without pay
ing, upon tins enormous sum- cent Of tax, bearing
any porien OF the burihens which conlPon TO oihef
persons in every condition Of society Is This repubIi
can equality The Bank Tories are Tor keeping w. and
peTpetuang those srisioerac distinctions; but the true
friends OF liberty ami equality, hold TO The doctrine Of Mr.
Jefferson, that "his institution (he Bsnk) one of the
NEST deadly hostility existing, against the principles and
iOrm Of our Constitution. albany Argus
REPORT
Of the Secretary Of The Treasury ia compliance NTH
Resolution Of The Senate.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)
May 10Th, 1884.
SIR: In pursuance Of the Resolu ion of The Senate
dated the OH instant, directing e Secretary Of the Trea