Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

The trnucs- the Presleui refusing yield to the
coubed Of the Bank sd the sease, aud all their
deivi-d follow ers the arrival OF weo-
~ millions OF specie iron foreign counties, had saved the
nation la Pourtrayng the hrmDess OF the PRESIDENT IN
breasiDg the that raised GROUND him. and in
resisting the columns OF attack which daily and
nightly marched upon hsi, aud bis invncbie deerm-
naion yield with the Erm eleva his spirit
which sunk while many around him gave way
lin pouriraying these scenes, s. described Them 10
the hie such as hc had hem. and drew rom Assem-
bed thousands The uthue oil applause 10 the moral eoisn
OF the man whom dangers in,iidate gold
rnp In aiosion TO the fortunate arrivals Of specie which
had saved tue loc bauk aud thereby defeated the great
plan ior breaking those banks Mr. quoted sentiment OF
pety and pAuotism which he borrowed rom he French
:" Dieu protece Ia France protects France Aud
CO exclaimed Mr. ID. protects America! What else but
iuterpOsiou 81 Providence, an emsnation oil supen
tending goodness coHld have sept twenty millions oil spe
Gle the county the very moment that ggan-
tic institution created 10 furnish currency and regulate
currency. turning traitor every object OF its creaop
itself to work with all its saean aud tribes
o dersnee The currency aud to destroy the currency
aud found ally in the American Senate aud
promote its impous internal, and diaboical design!
Mr. Is said the crisis passed. but tho danger was
not ove; the battle not yet fought out. The Bank
was whpt out OF the field, but it not exerminaied
aud as LONG there lite IN its body,-as long as
scaifVldng aud skeleton could be left standing in the
tales, la the shape OF branches metamorphsed into
ageneies,-he danger would continue, and OF the
ambush aud SURPRISE o ssppins aud miininS would be
carried on The people had condemned the Bauk the
presidential election OF 1882. sndin the Congress elections
which had since taken places but the Bank thing
to die Tor simple killing. Tor many killings, IT
was not thing to give up the people. Ii sprig
OF the Legitimacy OF Europe. The king dies lie
T0i ieg'tin'e, the legitimate kng,-ves forever while
vsgrsut scion OF the stock wandrs the land to live
upon charity, aud TO CLAIM his property the sovereign
people WHO have expelled hia their soil So of the
Hauk Rejected by the people, rejected by the peoples
representatives r Congress, longer chance Tor re-
charter from an open contest il refuses in give mn /, re
fuses TO die aud looks the door OF the House of
esentaves, to the election OF the President there where
one man may give or turn the OF ate carry The
eec ion OF President in the person OF its attorney or
debior and then obtain from the combined
HE Blue Book and the Bank Ledger that renewal OF
charter which 1t can never obtain by open with
the people.
Mr. b. amplifed this topic, aud dweh upon the fac,
that his amendment to the Constitution Of the u States,
to carry the election OF President directly to the people,
aud 10 keep OF the House oil Representatives.
not allowed cson in the lde Senate OF the u States
~ seven months session, although introduced by him
OH The hrs day OF the session. and then emphacal
ly warned ami called upon the Democracy Phiia
deipia alcne but d all America. remember that the
ensuing election for members OF Congress, in all
poo1oy the real election OF electors OF President oil
the u Staes-that il the design OF The Bank party
distract the canvass, TO divide and bewder The people,
WI" "u"'u'e o, candidates and TO bring the election
into the ioSse OF Representatives. where the combined
patronage OF the Blue Book and Bank Ledger would s-
most INSURE the election OF the Bank candidate.
Mr. b. spoke OF the Senator'S committee sent on 10 ex.
anime the Baak. He said the design Of sending that
committee, to help out the Bank to nlu.e little
strength into it, enabie bear its inf, mites TIL the
tall elections He said there LAWYERS trick in the
selection oil this committee, for it stand
ing committees OF the Senate appointed the
hrn OF me senate no' 10 examine the Bank, but TO do
the business oil the Senate when the inspect
| proceedings oil
be committee appointed for that purpose. MIR. b. said
the Committee OF the House OF Representatives was
committee appointed according 10 the words of the char
ter; TINS committee DOT appoined il il found
VIOLATIONS OF charter, the Judges would the peo-
pie on seiTe JdciGs, for the iegsty OF the commit
tees appointment But he apprehended there was
no grea danger OF having violations of charter re-
ported 10y THE Committee. lie apprehended they would
not put any hard questions TO the Bank they would
not puzzle the Bank the Queen Sheba did King
omun with bard questions; and he apprehenJel il would
require no Solomon To any interrogation hich
this committee would put. Their hardest work he pre-
sumed, would be- in gong through sumpIious
dinners; aud what kind OF report would make with
Bank meat in their bellies Bank wine in their hroa,s
and Bank batteries IN their lmany voices here cried
out, "dnd Bank money IN their pockets ~ he would
leave 1t 10 others TO say. For himself he would only
peat what said OF the report of the committee OF
the B-h House OF Commons constituted about proper
ly as This committee aud which This effect
That tho report OF the committee entitled about
inuch weIgh In deciding the upon which they
ported, as IT would be they had brought in chapter
from the history OF Robinson Crusoe's adventures"
Mr. b. said that he sorry that couple OF Southern
gentlemen were upon this committee; he regretted deep
~ regretted that they had come to Philadelphia in
mi'tee 50 appointed and constituted He would adj
wise them TO wash their hands OF The concern,
cape from The city in the style in which report
the nammcths TO have escaped from Kentucky the
white hunters came-clesring the Ohio Missssippi and
lake Superior, at three Jumps; he would
these gentleman TO make Jump the Schuykil
The second over the Poomac the third James River
and Roanoke; and then deny that they had been to
Philadelphia such errand The denial, be sure,
e said would be biz of hb; but Thousand times
SHch
committee would ever bring the Senate the subject
of the Bank.
Mr. b. spoke Ct the Gold Bill and OF the dire conadic-
ton which Tie restoration Of the gold currency gave to all
the predictions about The ruin Of the currency Iie called
this bill the BANK KILLER! aud said he had nedia ed
II for six years from the day that he commenced his for
oTn aud solitary attacks the Bank Of the u. States
aud the glorious OF which attacks had now the
happiness 20 celebrated in the city Bank Itself
in OF the Bastle OF the moniec despoism Of Amer.
ca! he military cieiains administration had given TO
the People what the regular bred satesmen-the civil
eraors-had never dreamed of national GOLD
currency lJacksop's Administration had restored gold
The law was passed, but the people must execute
/ the Law. They must refuse small notes, aud demand
notes into their bands, until nothing else bat notes will be
IN circulation, and all the gold will be again carried of
aud sold. The object OF the gold bill will be defeated un.
less the people stop tile circulation oil small notes
them form associations, and pledge themselves 10 receive
no small notes. let them enter into bonds for no
man TO the State Legislature who will be pledged,
like Hannibal upon the altar, eternal warfare upon
bank notes The French have bank notes under FIVE
hundred france; the English have under We pounds
sterling, and both have plentiful gold and silver cufren
cy. Lel tie Americans Danish all paper under twenty
dollars, end gold aud silver will bs abundant VI such ra
pes is not banlshed, the law which has been passed
win AMI empty enactment. Mr.. b. pursued this TONIC
chracerzng as the GROWING and glorious OF lack
sous Administration, and applying him. with the change
Of word, the enconium The Roman historians upon
| Augustus he found Rome brick, and left il marble:
Jackson found the currency Of America paper and would
leave il gold!
Mr.. b. spoke OF the removal OF the deposiles and call
ed tie wises snd most masiery movement ever made
on The political theatre. II bad drawn the fire of The
pie 10 whip The giant before IL was ready for The fight
H. sad the time would when the tudiug