Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-12-01

dies, &c. upwards Of 100000 niilioas ueriine,
principally for the different monarchs OF Europe
their profits have, Of course been immeoae~-
T2SI long and uninterrupted success was ow-
nv their unaninity, and cen,munity Of in
go. Every proposiiiouis decided BY musesi
senceration. Each operation, Of major or nj
Fnor importance, is conducted upon n concerted and
common plan; and all their individual, and com-
e,ned energies, are employed to command success.
Although, for several years, they have resided at
distance from each other that Circumstance
mas oy no meass caused a distance OF discotd
amongst them; on. the contrary, IL has proved
great advantage, IN contributing towards tho
prosperity Of their Immense undertakings, by
thus making them on courant Of the sais OF
ne principal monsy-markets OF Europe, through
aeohunsai exchanges of couriers, which general
precise The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; in this
manner each OF the Ave brothers, from the
point where he Is placed, PoseSsesa great facil-
nv LOT preparing and negotiating different az
iaiTS Tor the central establishment
lows:
"Amscha orAnselmo, resides n, Frapkfort.sur-
le-Maine. lie II the senior, and chief of the
family, aged siIty.one years Al his house the
general inventory is made OUT, from the private
W tue Other t0ur banks.
IL is there, also, that the congresses Of the fra
ternity are generally held.
Solomon, the second brother, borne Ssptcu,-
Der 9Th, l7I4. has passed his professional time,
the last eighteen years, between Berlin AND vi.
emma, chiefly NJ the latter.
Nathan theihird brother, is in his ffty.seyenth
year: He Is the London Roihschild.
"Chari,s, the fourth Of the five bankers is forty
SIX years old. He has been established at Naples
since 1921.
Jacob the youngest in years was born MAY
9Th, 1872 His conSort, the baroness is the dnugh-
ter Of his second brother, the Baron Solomon.
Jacob has carried on his business since Ammo
Domini 1912, At Paris"
FoR the wnio.
TO Gen John {. Crump:
Amens the many alarming signs OF the lines,
one Of the most alarming is i formal attempt en-
the part Of some friends of the present corrupt
and corrupting Admin istrotion, TO subveit the
political independence of the repubic--the ne
cessary result of an appeal from IA honest vote
NJ The polls, TO an erphatiesffy managtxx
mode Of Instructions, which eaectualiy closes
every avenue 10 public intelligence. Tie dispo-
sition OF human nature is too we'll knsvn. In
the heat Of party contests there are aone Of us 50
Pure-ssve the infdiiibie Andrer--whom momen-
tsry excitement may Aot cause TO exceed the
bounds of propreiy: who are not too apt TO pre-
sent the question al issue, al least in 4 one-sided
view, " not IN a form Of successful delusion or
TO dodge the question, Us none may be present 10
| confute u: every circumstance however minute
that tends TO such an end cannot be too ze,louxly
| guarded against. For the FIRST time in the hisio-
| ry Of this "unterrifed" Common wealth (may il
be the lasi) has an attempt been made-aided by
| every species OF miSreprrs0niai lion, which an
AFFECT spirit of maH-por,tip could dictale-which
an ingenuity, restless to advocae every innova-
ton upon the rights Of the people however glar-
! ing, could invent TO bring into contemptuous
disrepue, that duty no less sacred than any other
The vica vOce expression Of our sentiments at
the polls Sir, what has given rise TO this state of
| thingsl What has reduced the friends of the
ctome!eon administration this deplorable diem
mai What phenomenon has appeared III the Pc
liical world, extraordinary, appalling TO the
tender patrioiismo of these eIellJipe patriots as to
| cause them thus TO depart from the good old
wav'-thuS to disregard the example set them
BY their anceStorsl Butt beg pardon-the pop
ularity of their cAief-the Washington IN purity
Of pnrpose-he Jefferson in political sasaeify-
about to be transferred TO his favorite Van," is
| al stake. His" conduct a talented Senator has
dared TO arraign-H, violations Of Law, he has
honestly exposed. For this masterpiece OF ar
| rogant presumption, nothing can atone, but an
| absolute humiliation of his political existence
No other sacrifice can appease the Idol" But
the intelligent yeomanry Of Virginia, with the
aid OF "nobe Surry" rushed to the rescue. They
did not will his destruction and he was permitted
To exist for a season longer. A few jackson lead
erS willed otherwise, and as the attainment OF a
desperate object, requires the use OF desperate
mesnS-hencs the resort 10 secret iHstrutft0hs
Your political opponents, il Is said, have sue
ceede1 in obtaining the signatures Of majority
of the voters Of Surry to those Instructions,
as was anticipated. A few remarks accom-
ranled with sonic advice, published some
weeks since in the Wing, have given rise 10
much patriotic effusion ana indignant ire, by
| a writer in the Enquirer, Orer the sigature Of
"Cobham"-who, in the plsnitude OF his Zeal for
| the glory of the Administration, and With de-
| termination To mmorlalize the noble, the demo
cratic county of 'Surry," out Herods Heroj.-
| "Cobham" abOrs very hard TO believe, that "Snr-
~" is not resident Of that noble old county,
because. presume, he is renegade TO Jackson
Ism; and IL Is quite unreasonable that one sd trai-
| ferrous TO the principles Of Democracy, and SO
+ fss Democracy. siaie Rights, ana jaersohfsm
are synonymous TERMS could be a resident Of
the "noble county Of Surry"-ihat one 80 impure,
4 could not exist in the pure and unmixed aimoS-
phere Of Jacksonism in ''SurIy." The anxious
lcuTiosity of "Cobham" almost tempts me ts graf
lliy him in this very sudu particular; but us il is
MOT material iii this controversy, II IS therefore
UNNECESSARY. II is certainly very far from my
npufpose to detract tho least from mobile Surry."
6oHet euogy pronounced by Gotham, IN raany
.oresPecis, meets with my entire APPRECIATION
nj But all is not gold that gliters." Nor do wish
No disturb the fancied repose Of the eulosist. He
tfs most heartily welcome TO his principles OF de-
Itmocracy, coupled with those Of the Proclams-
= on Force Bill and Protest, if he please. must
ndhow.ver, dissent with "Cobham''- with regard
Ito the cause of the elevation of noble Sur
try" in the public estimation. IL Is mol by blind
~ adhesion TO the Enthusiastically an unprinc l.
|fpled support OF all its meaSures-it IS not that
"she" is bound ndiSSolubly TO the cal ofthe polI-
y cal Juggernaut-that she claims our highest ad-
fniTat;oE: II IS because she has renowned The ms
lor part Of JacksonisB; Uor all will admit, that
JacksonSm like his Cabinet, /: not an unit be-
cause she has dissolved partnership with the
n Hero" that she is entitled to our applause. AT
the idea Of public meeting, Gotham" seems
brror stricken. Why is so much fear apprehend-
q ed from an above board" meetingl Do not
Il such apprehensisns AT once argue the precafious-
1, ness Of their cauSel IL all be safe with them,
~why, in the name Of common sense, are they 50
I.vsIse TO test the m1iierl To call public meet
Ling, SAYS Gotham is insult To the understand
ringS of the people OF Surry." Why's Because
chose who signed the instructions, did So after
IMMATURE and deliberate consideration" That
many patriots republican democrats, VERY pretty
- words, we'll calculated ad captandum, &c) were
[.sen to 20 10 the polls and vote against you.
IA And that Sone patriots, republican democrats.
: who voted for you, had the magnanimily TO come
4 forward and sign the instructions" " Gotham
must be aware, that the question can be retoried
\ with somc effect. Did you not, Sir, ayow on the
bench, that you never could support Mr.. RiveS,
4 under any circumstance That you differed
| with him toto cDlo, on many questions Involving
! The fundamental principles Of the governmeniI
Did not some vote for him. who signed the in
NructionS1 II an old and true saying, that u
rule must work both ways TO be good" Your
good sense can make the application. Call a
meeting, saws Gotham, and see who will attend
! A contemptuouS threat indeed-but evafy thing
| is contemplate, that IL at war with the party
:" Your vote for y. w. Leigh, says CObhsm, hles
up the chapter Of your inconsstencies'' His
optics are very keen when applied 70 the detection
Of your failing,-snd I have no souhi, II the
mole was out Of his own eye, but that he would