Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30
PO1IITlCAT,.
THE RESTORATION OF THE DLpOs1

parasite, aud the finger o the enemies of our Govern
that the which the Bank is wagng is not for ne
ofPostes o"f for renecaf Of the charter Those who
are sincerely opposed to the Bank, usurpaton tire adj
ing under loot the Constitution, and IN. IL
oeries oil the country should this leading arcI. of
,ne BANK OFFICIAL, without permitting party feelings
IL Will be Observed in the first place. that the au.s
ton oil the deposiies i. merged The Bank counts tho
wnoe majority IN the Senate against the President in re-
gsn 20 me aePoses as "a majority for the
Bank, able, large, and sfeddfas The Bank has ssn.S
It's bargain with Calhoun, Preston. those who net I'M
der the influence OF the South Carona nuliifers The
Tanks editor clearly understands that the
objections are merely feigned keep their popular,v s
home until they operate on their con. ,,en,s bv III
force OF party organization, re- elect them: alter With
WI" lay aside their pretended scrupes and vote for
The Dank III the crisis OF is last appeal charter
In the next place, II will be that in like manner
The whole vote oil the House Of Representatives in favor of
restoring the drposites counted favor of re-
against its cons,u'ionaly be added to those OF the De-
ocrae party supporting the President instead OF count
ing majority of .ten to fifteen and oenty." the majo-
MY would undoubtedly be increased to at least So
In the Third place, we would invite attention TO the
grounds Of hope which the Bank Editor holds out TO lis
mast Jorc6ie reasonings and dppeais"-under the uu
'ence oF WISE sELrIsHNEss." III must be remem
osre, that the Cashier OF the principal Bank has present
Gu Wnseii mere as the represent of the Exchange
Committee.) Then the Atlantic Sta cs are "ro rEE1
HEED. uNDERsrAND, and ExcLAIM vEHEMENrLr''!
iheh the south, where Doctor Cooper aud the Calhoun
INTO are a, work, is to pour forth 80" CHORUS OF InpIc
Want COMPLAINT AND MENACE" ana the reader viii
ia to fro
'Nirgnia, North and South Carolina, Georgia Alabama
aud Niisssspp; AMI all this is to make up the CLAN
oRous SENSE OF THE NATION UNDER SUFFERING
AND ALARM"-io bring about what! The res Grafton Of
the depostes? No. Mr.. Walsh expressly saws the re-
charterng OF the Bank; and this the way in which IL
calculated the Southern States will enable the Rat
~ to succeed-or to use the Editors language .uaUv
reDdh and carry ''measres by ohch alone the sound
ess OF the currency can be retrieved and perpetuated
me Constitution rindicated, and the Union if,,r
escued from early dissolution"
The struggle at present. then, for the depoes is mere.
~ made 10 effect breach in the ranks those In
she re-charer of the Bank This accompishep and Az
'iddle considers every obstacle surmonnted. His GA
leue says, "LEr RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE RES.
ToKATioN OF THE DEPosIrEs once pass both Houses
ana zoe shaH see THE DICTAToRIAL WILL. OF THE
PREsIDENr"-Qhat is the veto power, as the E,li,ur
would characterize it.) "RENDERED UNAvAILINc nv
MEANS WITHIN THE CONSTITUTIONAL POW Err OF
CONGRESS In THE coNcURRENcE OF THE PnrsI.
DENT cANNor DE HAD then it is to be made THE
INTEREST OF FRIENDS IN CoNGRrssn
TO PROPOSE THEMSELVES THE REVIVAL OF TIE
t9ANxs CHARTER WITH SUCH NOTIFICATIONS AS
WOULD coNCILIATE THE VOTES Two.THIRps
bF THE BODY" The meaning OF all this sinplifed ia
Five Mr. Bindle the deposites and he will BRING IN or
3UY UP Two-THIRDs OF THE NEXT CoNGREss Tbi.
is the only hope the Bank INDUCES.
his is the contamination openly aimed at by one side
o The coalition, and TO this complexion will other side
come at last Ii Is agreed, by the contracting politicians
but they cannot dictate the people, and induce e 10
confirm their bargains.-B.
Here follow the Extracts from the National Cazaua
which we re-publshed in our Iasi.l
The struggle-A desperate struggle is now making bv
the bank and Its friends TO influence the Of
In relation TO the removal OF the depoes is admitted
that lett TO themselves there would be naio,i,v nj
the representatives fresh from the people, 70 a
restoration OF the deposi,es to the u s. Bank but des
perae effort is making, for the avowed purpose of aeny
them into acquescence with the demands of the Bank
lie screws have been applied for the pose of
ing The community, and thereby inducing the people TO
ask Tor the restoration OF the deposife he
hend TO the Bank attempt openly Justify the effort
which has been, and now is making, influence the de.
f R,n o he question, oy the use Of the power of the
Bank aud its ability TO meet its engagements. lille this
course oil proceeding is going The friends of the Bank
III Congress join IN an effort 10 the Of that bo
dy by proiracted deba,e without any expectation of
changing the opinion OF single member by any ar.
guments they ADVANCE but for the uur,osa NJ mt
ting off the decision Of the question: in order tia, ,
Bank may produce as much suffering Ia the comu,u
Dy possible; and thus control the subject no, O '
ground OF principle, with view the SAFETY of the in
situations OF the country but Of conye
nIence and private gain TO small portion The community
while this course Is pursued by the Bank, and by lis
friends IN Congress, its friends out OF ongres enea
vourng TO get up meetings oi parzaDs and petitions sign
Ell by przans, Tor the purpose OF controlling the votes
oil members, and the hope is expressed by them that
sufficient number may be thus controlled 10 give de
cision in favour OF restoration Of The deposites when
the people generally have attended tho meetings az
was the in this city, the de cson has been
measure. The Legislatures OF Ohio and New Jer,ev
have made the same decision, and, as have already
remarked, majority oil the members OF Cong ress
ing fresh fom the people, OF the same opinion Yet
they hope by such 10 control the decision and
cure vote against the removal OF the deposi,es Az
they should succeed, what possible good can il dor Az
the President ouid not give his sanction TO such
ution, u wonId leave the mater where
they are doing all they 10 increase and prolonp ,
duration OF the evil Of which they complain 90 Io,dIv
III the government be thus controlled bv The con
vances oil The Bank and lis friends is folly Tor us TO talk
ABOUT TIE liberties Of the country IN that case we are
bound hand and loot, in the chains OF an irre,ponsibe
mo"eyed 'ocraey-Bdhimore Republican.
DECEPTION Tie Iced advocates of The Bank every
where, eiend that the Secretary of tho Treasure by
wiihdawlng III, public money from the Bank has with
dr'wn ron The control Of Congress The is directly
III me teeth oil the ruth. Congress, by express s,pG.
ision Charter, ed the depos,es the Bank OF the
United States un the Secretary OF the Treasury should
'0fherWtse direct" thus the Congress OF the United
aies contracted away it's ppwer uie disposition of
TIE deposites and provided way resumus il bu,
through the Secrela OF the Treasury. The Secretary
having Withdrawn the depostes, they are now aeoi;,
completely w The power OF the Legislature OF the Union
BY act Of Congress- the deposies be taken from
the tate Banks confined to the Treasury builng or
put in any other place. But before the ,emoysI Con.
gr esopptd expressly by the charter from deori
wing the Bank Of the United States of tbeir use = ~
| GIObe. -
| THE QUESTION I'VE cali the attention Of the viz.
gnians Tho are supporting Ike Bank in relation TO the
dePOSes, 10 lie lolowng extract iom Bank esq dis
uncdy showing what that Institution itself considers the
real question sue ill any of tbe real State Rvhts
| From the N. x. Evening stsr Of tho 25thI
Our esponde Dts from several parts of the Union sk
us win great anxiety, whether the movements of The
great metropolis may be productive OF COOL results
answer them 10 a word. II The friends of fhe (,on.fi
tuition and the lars in Congress roW onfv keeo firm
and united, the administration must gips opon and
The Bank Of the United States ,cH be re.charfered al