Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
Bank, the views Of the federal he al Hamion) voted
the win OF that head end ogeher win the stock hold.

Bank the views Of the federal head amllion) voted
at the viii OF that head end together with the stock hold
ing members. could always n,,ke the federal that OF
the majority BIZ This combination cislafire trposiffons
given 10 The Constitution and al The administrative
lars ,ce'e shaped Q" the modecf England and pass
Such is the narrative OF Jencrson given 10 the world.
after his DEATH and intended solemn legacy 10 The Re-
publrans OF thc u. y Such il his testimony and ba, re-
publican dispute Il? From this testimony il is clear
that the htst Bank Of the United States was born
OF corruption, fraud, and oppression. That it grew
OF combination OF the most corrupt which ever
passed Congress and is ndissoubiy connected with the
no rious and scandalous piuder Of the veterans OF
the Revolution, by which they cheated out OF
uhcaies al i've shilings and shlngs in the pound
when every pound OF which they thus robbed was
converted into public debt at thirty sli!lings aud
bore interest," and two millions of il became CAPITAL in
the stock OF the first Bank Yet this is the bank ch
quoted a. the constitutional precedent for the present
bank! In point Of view proper precedent Tor
the present one; in its stock jobbng frauds its corup
,ons. and lis Congress hrough stock
holding, stock jobbug. debtor members, and feed ator
ne>s la this the two banks Identical; and in 1890
III, z, j. 4, as in 1871, '92, g. 4, nercensry squad OF
bank stpendarcs aDi bank reaners are able 10 lead
great political party against the republicans and by the
multitude OF their newspapers, writers, and speakers,
maintain powerful party in every State fight for the
Bank aud paper currency, against the Constitution the
e"ds OF The county, ami the gold and silver currency
which the Constitution guaranteed TO the People
The Permanent Engine Of Corruption is now ut
work aud has for supporters the black cock SADIE
federalisis who eourved il in 1891 The FIRST engine
Mr. Jefferson proves worked the process of corrup ion
With dire effect in 1912 81 the second engine works il
sl more eice,ualy now. The Houses OF Congress
the public press the electons-and the State Legisla
ure', are the places at which this permanent ehgue now
works day and nigh; and every where has secured its
"mercendry squad" TO do its bidding, and who receive
without shame the wages OF prostiiuton in the shape
loans and ees and pretended payments Tor jobs printing
insignificant law suits, travelling expenses and
ion Tor Journeys OF pleasure and amusement affected to
be done Tor the service OF the Bank
lhe republicans OF ISL broke TO pieces this engine OF
corruption; but the pieces have been re -uned Will
not The republicans OF 1884 eecuay break up again.
"a that The pieces can never be re-uned.-No even by
the Senate committee, whose anticipated report
cy enbodened the divm of corrupouss, in their late
,ennls meeting in Philadelphia, direct apple alton
Tor a re- charter
Q"@fe' Did not that trennis meeting know precisely
what report the Senate committee is to make when thew
mus The establishment OF the country, authorize an open
application Tor new charter, at the very moment that
'h'ir adherens and pensioners, in ali parts the Union
were crying out that the question OF re-charcr was done
win forever! Nothing but knowledge OF the report
which the committee rs 10 make could have encourag ed
them to this holiness and this papabe contradiction of
their adherenIs and pensioners.