Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

ingemen of the rights OF tho House Of Representatives
and ia direct contrs with the expressed whes OF
the people The National Convention the views
OF the democracy OF Gloucester county, the best
thod OF selecting liable candidates tor the Presidency.
and Vice Presidency After the passage OF resolutions
the above purport delegates chosen represent
Gloucester County at the State Democratic Conve non,
be held Ia Tr. the 2ls, lust This 10 one OF the
many evidences OF u wholesome spirit prevailing
New Jersey Her de".oersry istrae- blue. and viii no,
quail IRON the despisrd AID insued she has
been by her unworthy Senator'S Pennsyironia'.
The Banks hard bargain, the $s2UuO Inquirer, wishes
to give ihs impression that the Adns presses
Tn mmun'cs,on with the Bank Committee, and knew
their procre dings The assertion IL untrue Of cou,se
That the Inquirer publishes Il seriously, is satisfactory
evidence Of It's aliy. Oae hing. however AZ evident
during the soourn OF the Bank Committee In this city,
The Bank 1.-The National particular
had from the Bank advices My what IL had done
hut also OF what II would do On Thursday last the In
tegencer POLITICALLY announced that the Bank would
moi submit 10 an invesig .on, and that the Committee
would return TO Washington without having fulfilled the
obj Ct OF the m'son. beiorc that time, the Both Of
April, the National Gsz-tte denounced the members
OF Congress who voted for the investigat alton which
u declared unnecessary, ncxpedient, In dercgsion
OF the Constitution, and subvsrsve of that ins ru-
n,ent The sr,rle in effect declared that the
Bank is the judge Of whether the reasona
bic or not, &c. Similar articles requen the Bank
papers, showing that gave the employees
chart Of the plan Of operations, prepare the public
mind for the astonishing exhibition that was TO follow
that OF vast corporation under specific limitations
conemptuously spurnng every legal check, turning
Committee OF Congress from its doors. and declaring n
superior TO every branch Of the aud
eni Of the peopie!l-B.
The National Gazette says ''ihat the friends Of the
Bank have nothing to fear from fues, The
E"gs, Of which Is. that the "uest disclosure win not
be made. II the Bank help il; and that the uIles
disclosure would not the friends o. The B.nk
with confusion Every body is satisfied that il would
The investigation OF 1919 covered the friends Of the Bank
with confusion. aud sunk its stock per cent, below
par The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of 1892 show ed
the most startling nature; aud if the Investigate OF 3l
had unless the Bank has repened Of aims and
become and virtuous very suddenly the
well paid emsssrics Of the Bank would have had word
to say in justihraion.-I6
The Bank Investigation -Ou, know ne neighbour Of
the Chronicle, in speaking Of the of the Bank inv,
eating Committee to ashing without bee able
complete or even 10 commence, the object Of their ap.
pcinnieDt remarks that the result has him
Ii is very likely has not; for that has not dis
appointed the ion of any OF the Bank papers
They 10 have been appsed OF the fact as the
fact may appear to the public generally that the Bank
recors would disregard the authority of Congress.
and refuse 10 submit examination into their con-
duct, and the condition Of the Bank. The National
inieligencer assured the members of Congress who
have been dallyng with the Bank, time since thai
they need be under apprehension that their
would be exposed. All the Bank papers which, have
spoken upon the subject. have attempted ridcule the
idea oil correspondence and private being
to the views OF the public All this show that il
has een known by the party, who lei into secret
determination oil The directors, that they did intend 10
submit examinations; editor Of the Cbro.
nicie may no doubt assert with safety that he not dis
appointed the the committee wihon b.ying
succeeded nlmaking their examinations and it, no doubt
upon inns ground that he has made the assertion.
The same complaint which has made sg ,inst the
chairman OF the committee OF OF deiic9cv in &
aiming into the afrs OF the Bank in such manner "a
TO spare the feelings OF men who have acted in such
manner with regard TO the Bank that they desire 10
have their deeds ,hroudei in thick darkness NAV also
be made and has been made. by the advocates Of The
Bank, against ihe majority Of Congress- and our neigh
Dor may assert that they too incapable Of ordering
such an examination TO be made will be agreeable TO
me directors OF The Bank The desire oil the directors
IL, that no examination be made which will afford
10 the public view OF the secrets OF the prison
house; and ii is undoubtedly their determination
II possible, 10 prevent any exsminari-n being mad,
This manifest from the fact that the resoIu n
Tor the appointment OF the committee 10 make IN.
examination was opposed by the special attorney OF the
Bank, Mr. Binney; and is confirmed by the
course OF the.decors. But trust, that although The
committee aud the majority OF The House are Incapable of
conforming to notions OF deicGcy which are entertained by
the advocates oil the Bank they will be found nj
compelling the proud and arrogant directors 10 submit IN
Their power aud authority; and that, the
Prescriptions air Of elmportsnce which has ber,, as
sumed by the directors OF the Bank, they will be compe
ed to bow to The authority OF the laws the
tives OF the people
The conclusion which must, inc vitality will in the
estimation OF all dspassonate and candid men resI, from
The refusal OF the Bank Directors submit 10 an examna
'on oil lis Affairs IS that they conscious of the fact
that their deeds will exposed TO the yb, n
day. their conduct had been proper, they would un-
but would have desired H. that all impu atoms against
them might have been proved to be gronndIess; but
by refusing 10 submit the authority of Conyrs.s
10 regard TO an investigation which they should have
desired, II they Innocent, must convince eyev
one tbat Tue directors of their own
gulli, and must satisfy every that the charges
which have been made against the Bank are fully aud
completely subsantated by the conduct OF the dire cors
themselves in refusing submit the test of an cxaina
ton. Baltimore Republican.
The Bank Commitlee-who were driven from The ner
ormsDce OF their duties by the swollen of Bank
ism viii report, It's rumored, MONDAY, and The truth
will be Immediately submitted the public There are
some blsnched cheeks awaiting the Of this report
Keep stout hearts, gentlemen. Die with dignity: what il
DONE cannot be undone PennsytUonidn.
81" essential stbu;e Whg he bs State sh,.
msn We Northern that il is in This
sense only that understood at the South" The Wing, 3i
those oho ADOPT the principles Of Modification eqraph
The above Is Dull Green's definition of Wing. In his
sense HE Bankites may lay claim TO the title. They are
ready 10 nufy The laws and the Constitution TO set up
The paramount Government OF the Bank The Hartford
Times, speaking Of Green's proposition, says
III will be that no aop the orne;nle
OF me Nuhcrs 10 become the
'o""0" WIZ mol ooaoisoa very great chanse."-0o1e
FACT THAT Irish, DUTcH, Avn Az,
ADOPTED CITIZENS SHOULD REMEMBER.--Tbe Quar- !
erly Review, edited by Mr. Walsh, IL the petiodcal
which, IN its last number, urged the poprety Of passing
laws 10 deprive all aliens Of the right Of suffrage in
sisted that IL os enough TO admit the children of TO-
reignsrs TO the privilege Of uOng Now mark this fsct
" This same Quarterly Review is the periodical which
President Biddle authorized paronise by an order
oil The Board giving him unlimited power to circulate rs
articles at he exPense Of the Bank. Among The puJL
cations ordered, the Quarterly is designated by name
n the Tesoimions@ The Board, is shorn in The RE.
Porf@ The Government Direstors.-Ib.
Sc Rivs. q. L.. a.