Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
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Now, the objects thus presented 10 view may be
exsey what they are represented 10 b- but my optics
me hgnre frame, and entire exterior indicate rather
PIT TALL, la which TO iagulf the determined Anti Bank
men--lke catching wild Elephants. so that while tbus
hgnl'd' they may he put in leading strings There,
however, may he no danger beneath the fine uits of
onr choice, 50 beautifully spread in way by The Bank
wLigs
Yet havo we Gncs which dirofai danger. cause.
" G sT ~, f.ds with alon a'm'd and Aales claw;
Where the Baakues, ambush plants around the bait,
With all the lawful alternatives" laid before the PEG
pie OF Virginia by Mr. Leigh, there is no, none by
which we 10 escape National Bank and thoueh he
may resist one, according his own showing he e. hts
as man already vanquished.
II Virginia elect Senator no has already deIiherae.
iy declared a. hi| "opinion, that the quesIion will u
maeiy be between National Bank, constituted as the
present is, in all essential partculats-and ions
bank' varying IN It's construction from the present, o,y
in placing the direction under the absolute control of the
Executive, hat will be the influence ch cleo
lion on the States now prepared 20 stand by Virginia aud
Virginia pr Dcpes. and 10 red, the Cons from, m
her nractoms by National Banks OF all sort? Can any man
in his senses. who's not as dumb oyster dob that il
woud be considered every VIII, re as AN abandonment a.,
the question: and that Virginia intended more than a
flourish with the shallow. and the substance of opposi-
tom Would the Bank Wings, from one end OF The
OnIon TO The Other trumpet or:h great vicorya Bank
victory
Did any Statesman Lawyer ever gain point nv ar
gument alter declaring "dehberaiely his opinion that
II would be decided against him. and taking issue unon
some collateral maile?-Or would his srrrs ever forget
to remember his deliberate opinion? Nay, did any General
or Soldier ever quer who acknowledged defeat to the
lining hut making lair weather. favorable retrea
Virginia never thought of resisting usurpaiion in this
nor could all or any OF the States Tor resist
by such means! Is il Obvious that with the dsaa.
vaniages OF conquered leaders, Giants be
by equal numbers of Pigmies
III II he the object of the Bank men, in this way to de.
s'roy forever The weight of Virginia principles and the
elective opposition Of Virginia tie Bank, then il is not
surprising they should urge the choice OF precisely
State Rights man, who had given up the question al Bank
or no Bank, aud " lao would take issue with the Administer
ION as 10 deposng the revenue IN the State Banks: Ills
material To them does il in any manner impair the
orce OF the views here taken, that MIR L. and many
his friends are honestly opposed any kind Of National
BsDkj TACT which verify behave exists. His declara
0n dnd re election under it, carried by the Bank
would al once destroy the Influence OF Virginia agaiust
the Bank; aud so il is considered by the Bank men,
II would place Virginia a petty partisan in some
Bank facon--a situation. which 10 Statesman can con.
friends are united w the Bank Wings party alfeady
TOO strong, and controlling hem and they the
not the Stae Rights men OF Virginia. to be relied
on 10 redeem tie country from the Of power
Whlch has rained down its vengeance, Tor Execu
tive insult, alike upon the Innocent aud guily-a pow
er, too that wsnionIy filed this country, from The
ST. Croix 10 the Sabine, anil from the Sea shore to the
ends oil the RIVER, with alarm, misery aud diress.
say, they are not 10 he relied berduse il is know
they are very much inclined 10 submit TO HE Bank
iesr Of Bank; most OF them think the gold currency
"humbug, and opposed TO ihe State Banks depo-
siioes OF the public eysings totally BILE
win The idea OF relieving the Union from National Bank
10 those believing that the Bank il entirely unconstu
uona and dangerous TO Tree government and that there
- no necessity requiring longer mrer liberty
HE g'oss nisrUle OF any such power dat OF lonal
Bank, mean ohly TO say, that IL will lie ell 10 neither
touch nor taste any thing the subject OF the Bank
ed up with tue spices fruits aud perfumes Of whggeIy.
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