Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-14

rtfueuve Of morality, ard which had introduced its
poison INTO the government ITSELF"
Let the Americans said VIM Pitt, adopt their fund
ing SYSTEM and into their banking institutions and
Their boasted independence will be Il mere rhan,omn
Most truly did thai great statesman prophesy our
present condiiion--by means Of oar funding SYSTEM
aud banking institutions, liberties have indeed be.
come Il phantom. Mr. Randolph in his pccul;nr and
animated style shall describe ms fulhlnen, W. AVG
tied hond and foot; says he, and bound to concitoie
tins grand Mammoth, which is up worship in This
christian land we bound TO propitiate il; Thus
whilst our government dcnounces hierarchy will per
mt no privileged order for conducting the service OF the
true God; whilst 1t denounces nobility, SC. hps priv-
legged order of new men grown up, the pressure of
whose foot, he, at this moment, felt on his ncck"'
We cannot close this array OF testimony as To the in
fuence of the treasury the early character and opera
lions of our government without referring 10 a rcmdrka-
BILE document which sheds much light upon the secret
history of the tineS--he document alluded To s mn in
terceptcd letter of the French Minister Citizen Faucbe
addressed to the directory. We content ourselves
win few extracts only. In abiding to Mr. Ham-
toms schemes the citizen says the mode of organizing
the national credit the consolidating and funding of the
public debt the introduction the political economy of
the usage of states which prolong their existence or
ward off their fall only by expedents imperceptblv
created inancering class who threaten to become the
arsocraca order of the state. Several citizens and
among others, those who have aided i'm establishing
independence with their purses their arms conceived
themselves aggrleved by those fiscal arrangements
Iience an opposition which declares itself between the
farming agricultural interest and that of the fiscal
useless 10 stop longer to prove that the monarchical
system was interviewer with those novelties of finances
and that the friends of the latter favored the attemps
which were made in order to bring the constitution 10
the former, by nsensble gradatons The writings of
influential men of this party prove their real opinions
too avow 1t; and the journals of the Senate are the
depository of the first attempts. This system of finance
was attacked which threatens eemising the debt under
pretext OF making II the guarantee of public happness
the complication of that system which withholds from
general inspection, all its operations the alarming
power Oh the influence procures To whose prin-
ciples are regarded dangerous the prcponderance
winch that man acquires from day to day i'm pblic
measures; and, in word, the immoral and imnoltic
modes OF taXaton which he presents first as expe.
dents, and afterwards raises permanency--ths was
the principal complaint of the people and the
oStensblc motive of their movements"
in the csS Tr aS Gs M nee
Mere Souomg on which side to their Influence Knowing
%o mn ar mechdn's who We're favorable Hamilton they
Se@ a,F the ss asa% Se SS % % leading
loan them discharge their debts stating the reasons
GHms,anse the citizen says the directory with some
war thus the coscenccs the pretended patpios Of
Of mG Ss GayS ALREADY he prices What win the
~ Nh ef Sa e1"'e ISs d e sy So finances concerned
records of history and fail discover the fruitful source of ali
Hamions schemes whole nation into stoek
S cs s and d eS de
ssmS 10 occupy himself and his capital in species of
fas e o. the violent opposition against the Does
has succeeded in turning many worshppcrs from the silver
shsres Gi er e'G IN dasr Of being SET at na"sh and
great is Diana Of the Ei.lesians; W '''' say
Hamilton E sere Gs sSe sO Sy
about to fall before c nG "nd the
the president and therefore it that they ryng to the
WHICH, s ask again. can any his extracts
PJ@a OSSs @ e ena at 70 o.. ss
ne trGsnTy Now let him read the history whskey in.
fruits of that influence burihensomc ax odioas eTes
secretary goaded
despeTaon by their announcement cruelty nsoence
by the secrearys exeon who alone the whole pro-
secretary, though any official capacity when he comS
md no enemy eneamped against him he caused unoendng
re tne creates, ndigny in dark dungeons hun
committed the Offences and after imprisonment he
GGused them to be brought for trial before preu
TO pay the expenses of this expeditions 600 taken
proproon These blessed fruits of an ndepeaden
men, hsve m or as M Clay You'd have depart
most easily brought under its influenced not give a Ne
Ha and so he found OR hS S sT Se 6urs SO
woG G asan mSRe s Sspea 9 6 command And Mr. clay
and gre him Of purse! Fellow citizens if there
your country He There an sysT Ui
interest, against the administration of your choice. ~
Avarice, revenge, malice, pride, and ambition are
gathering together their forces pull down the present
administration. If you desert it now, you will betrav
the best interests of your comtry you will commit an
act of treason, for which you will deserve the bitter
curses of your children. Look around and ask, what
can you gain by desertion? Take ANY ONE of the
hostile band, plant him the ruins of the present adj
ministration and will he rvet you forever those
letters of oppression you have been striving to cast off
for the last ten years2 Will he not make you and your
children slaves forever TO AN UNKNOWN ARIsrocsAoy.
WHOSE DESIGNS ARE AS SECRET THE COUNCIL OF
TEN, AND WHOSE SOULS ARE As REMoRSELEss AS THE
HOLY NaUIsITIoN? Lay aside every trivial considera.
ton forget the many and mperfectons of the
administration, which are as dust upon the balance.