Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-02

properly managed they may made, with the aid ofthe
increased gold aud silver currency which the law
oCogress viii throw into circulation, TO oil the
commercial wants of the country We believe them less
liable 10 be converted into political mschues, aud conse
qneniy less dangerous liberties than any other
poia'e monisd power OF equal extent We cannot
ceive thar le combination viii. The Executive Of the
General government so much dreaded by Mr. McDufie,
ana copied end enlarged by Mr.. Leigh, in his chap
ter on State Bank Leagues ever be brought about
The thing is too improbable aud unreasonable not 10 ss
impracilcsbe. Ga the hand their responsibility 10
tue Legislatures OF their respective States and there being
no community OF interests, which possibly ina.
CINE could be advanced by any combination Tor bad
biiious purposes preclude the idea OF any such league
On The other hand law may be passed by Congress
inning the terms which they shall receive the public
treasure, aud be 80 framed place il OF the power
oil the Executive to affect heir interests and thus put
But there is point OF view in which State Banks may
be dangerous and IL is 10 this wish direct Al
This time We aude 10 that probable and almost neva
bic league which take place between them and III At
great oyershadowing none yed power the United States
bank-a league which already practically exists, will
oe SHOWN hereafter 10 some extent and must increase in
power and energy with time.
The grounds Tor this opinion appear pspable and
snheiehior the President of the Bank OF the u States
olhciay declared, in letter Committee oil Congress-
anu II mas never been denied. and is consequently admit
tea to be true by The State Banks, that the Bank Of
states could Tor many years past, have crushed many
OF mem al any ma ment They then, declared by Mr.
B'ddle aud admitted by themselves erisf by its mercy
ana torbedrance: and consequently bound IL ~
the ties Of interest aud existence the strongest that can
be brought TO bear the human mind aud psssions-
Now, here is the ground work for alike GER
tain, erfu and dangerous Look al the present se
OF things: great Central Bank at Phade lphis it'll its
81 Branches spread through the States having pecuna
ry transactions, to the amount Of one hundred millions
OF collars a year, and cxerting acknow edg ed
influence over some two hundred State Banks wieId-
ing capital OF probably not much short OF two hun
dred millions more, all bound together by
mon interest Is not such power fearful? We maintain
That combination, practically exists bew them at this
moment; aud that the State institutions willing or unwil.
ling are compelled 10 act in with the Bank OF The
u. twelve AGO ed chr
falling, the State Banks every where, under
cesy oil doing the same, for sepreservaton; aud
mus desgnedy or not. cooperating with it, produce
eject whether they desired not, namely, scarcity
OF money IL is then evident that il the Bank OF the u
States be re-charteed The State Banks oil noned
Influence OF the country will be forever bound the
oil the GREAT MONEY KING? This result is ine vi,abie
JOIN this mass OF power that of the Executive OF
governments aud nothing on earth can stay its march 10
power IL becomes US 10 look we'll TO these things II
mat Bank chartered nothing short of bloody rerol
t0h can rid OF il.
II appears that these plain and palpsbe truths fur
nsh suclent reasons 10 array all against the
ter Of the Bank, on the ground OF expediency
We ask reelection these crude hints, and invite to
the subject that deliberate alton its de-
serves DdnusHe Observer.
SPECIE Since the 2sth OF March last tho amour, of
specie which has arrived This port nearly fire mil
hons of dollars or, TO speak precisely S4s96 4O2
During July and August up The present time (exclu.
sive Of the last arrivals Havr-) there more
man hall million. These indeed hard times, il a
plenty OF hard money constitutes hard times There il.
more specie in the country at the present moment than
before. is
suspicious moment 10 commence the great work OF reform
IN our wreched Bank system This oui stands plede
ed TO support TO candidate who is uOt distinctly understood
10 be opposed to increasing the number or extending the
duration amount Of Bank chorters and distinctly un-
dersood no be IN favor OF prohibiting the issue small
notes We shs never have metallic cure ncy Us long
Banks permitted Issue one, Two and three doll
lar Dotes.-.N. T. EU Post
The Bank United States is using her utmost pow
or to keep tho new gold coinage out of circulation
Within short time she has received hriy.fce thousand
dollars in hall eagles OF the COIN and still refuses
are Gs s %iSGe I e ss non
pie that the Bank would always pay out gold or silver
Tor her notes at The option OF the holdei The orator il
seems mistaken. "
As usual, find the Bank acting in open and unb,,sb
ing defiance of the wishes of the people in endeayorng
to defeat almost unanimously called for m
carried Congress nearly by reclamation IL Of niece
win her late seizure OF The public funds her con,m.I
Gus refusal 10 admit Government Director sne, even
e senate had moi dared TO re Jet him. and her
bic evidences OF determination 10 brave at once the Ia
aud the PeoPe.-PennsyluaniG
The negec, OF the duplication OF Michigan to be adj.
med into the Union. as State al the i,te s.s.;on n
Congress, has dissatisfied the people there They seem
earnestly hxed on becoming State the earliest day
FOR TINS object, they have taken measures Tor ascesin
ing no" lar they entitled claim the benefit of The
ordnance, and set up FOR themselves. proclamation has
been issued by the acting Governor for an extra session
o. he Legislative Council to be held on the I,t of Sem
TEMPER HE principal purpose is, their papers inform
u.s. TO cause census o. the population be taken and If
u exceeds 1000, TO exercise their right under the u
constitution, framing Constitution for henseiYes elect.
ing Senators and Representatives demanding adis
sion as right Ii refused admission, according TO the
doctrines maintained on the Missouri question, they will
be sovereign State though in the Union
Another purpose for which the ia convoked is TO
take measures Tor extending jurisdiction the Dubuque
Mines part OF the country OF the Mississippi
whose irregular political condition has been FREQUENTLY
n0ueed-BdH AMERICAN
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The state Of affairs in the Chesapeake and D.la,v.
canal continues TO excite discussion The measures Ia
Ken ny Mi Randall, under the State laws of Delaware IN
toiec' MS Judgment against the Cgna Company has af
ecied rs operations, and embarrassed the business o all
VINO trade on the Canal On Thursday evening m eenp
was hed Ia Phlladelpbis At which il resolved 10 an
PO,n' COMMITTEE ana raise lunds TO employ counsel in
ofder ITO procure passage 10 lawful manner throuob
The Canal and CHM from iIrnraor.nns -. -