Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
TO THE EDITORS or THE EWQUYRAR.
Condemned out If their otcn mouths.
THE BANK
THE AccusERs ACCUSED.

THE BANK.
ACCusERs ACCUSED.
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Messs Editors; In addressing you again. beg leave ia
assure YOU that have no political ambition 10 eraufv
am no politician by trade probably could be- il would
certainly would not be. if could. But cannot heip
feeling deep interest perhaps for me, unfortunate in
eres, in this Bank nor easily rrpress
s'on perhaps vain disposition. TO lend helping hand
70 'he preservation OF the Constitution aud our liberties
from the dangers which menace them.
10 my mind there Is hing SO insulting no arrogant
TO- every republican sentiment feeling ia
the altitude which this psmpered corporation has assumed
there is something humiaiing in the con,Ii, in,n
which some ofour Representatives would precpitae ms
mat can hardly conceive how L.. any man who has
looked to the subject at ALL and who has re for the
purity ana permanency OF Institutions can feel oher
wise than deeply Interested and no, only interested bu,
determined to resist with all his might the arroy ami
tensions OF this arrogant corporation.
IL there ever was case, in which the remedy was
worse han the disease. Is so In this attempt remedy
e eV's real or supposed produced by this OF the Ex
ecuiive, the removal OF the public depostes from the
Bank OF the United States For is manifest the friend,
oi the Bank It, that their re in going FIR tj,e e
sloraon Of the deposiies founded upon the belief
that the Bank must and will be re-chartered.
me true state Rights party have always commended,
purposes wasa violation Of the Constitution and danger
Gus TO liberty But il is enough that shall Ia
Sahg privileges but the President Of the United States
Is charged in the Senate Of the United States with at
tempting to revive the "Sedion Law" because he a..
MES to the President and Directors this institution The
right TO appear In their corporate character in the poi
cal held circulating partisan tracts aud papers, paid for
IN part by the peoples money for the purpose OF
'"g one pouca party aud eevstng another into power
IL Is strange enough, that the party attempted TO he IA
vo'eJ should justify such course upon the plea tb. !,
was adopted in self Defence" but that any of those
whose protested principles have been thus outraged
should listen with any sort Of TO plea
Dickens an unhealthy condition Of the body polite.
II has been well and truly said by Mr. Beardsley that
any department OF the government had pursued such
course even upon such plea. public Indignation would
nave eveIied the offender offenders the earth-tbat
even The representatives Of the people not anov
portion Of the public monies such purpose Bui WIN
talk about defence No denies or can denv thar ,bs
purpose attemptedto be effected was prevent the
was more loyal to the Bank.
what ridiculous farce playing in working our.
ses no Jury about mere distractions, about ieen.
ces IN theory where there is in practice when we
are hurryng on to condition, in which all our principles
anu a our theories so tar relates TO their bearing upon
the election OF President be swept into insipni
Bank? go - "''0s"' 80 "e
Indeed, Messrs. Edtors I believe we are uno, III.
verge of that condition now The great BODY Of ihe
pie have decided, that the Bank shall 90 down The
President was chosen by the people, will, full kno
lie could do with proprieiy put il down would be
done. In the accomplishment Of this object, il is now
cohehueu, hat ne has beyond the limits of
pretty, not beyond the limits oil his pow.
err lor that point is conceded even by MIR. Calhoun
Wen, what DO we see now The Bank boldly tell.
Ing the people OF this country, that they are
upon ~; that their fortunes d ts mercy Not ga.
tsed with having reaped goaen harvests for
years and being INDUCED with the Of the public mo-
MES during that period, IL claims them as a matter of
rg, and tells us right out that If do not continue To
give 1t the use OF Them. bankruptcy and ruin shall be
me consequences. Not satisfied with making such a
threat is attempting 10 exerute IT, Awaiting itself Of The
party dissensons which div ding and dsracne the
sou"'ry has been enabled TO produce apsnic,at panic
mas produced dstsus, and "pressure upon the money
market" The commercial portion of the community sre
pun 70 me torture aud we are todd that il is to be like the
school-boys play, tknock your nearest neghbor'-and
that every is get blow, before the game Is owe
Ana what's The cause OF this panic, torture and pres
snref why, President Jackson will let President
biudle nave the use OF the peoples money! What's the
remedy! Why, to give the money back to President
Bldde, and tell him. that he aud his directors shall have
10 give President Jackson such lecture that neither he
nor any OF his successors, will again. dare to cali
in question the conduct OF the Bank Managers or to dis
Pule their title to The public purse!
buf gentlemen, although in hurry, I have scratched
over whole sheet and hava yet the principal
object OF this communication.
we have been deafened with the cry OF /" Executive
tyranny and usurpaon"- Would II not be well Tor the
people to begin to consider, whether there is sucl,
think there is such thing il Is mischief making
mlschiefdong ing-abd that IL will revolu ionize The
OF our institutions unless corrected by the people
we send Representatives TO Richmond AMI to asing-
ton 10 fegisde, not to elect Presidents for s; to M
gisfde according the Constitutions and the wants and
wishes OF the people, and according the effect to be
produced upon political asprans
Look TO our State Legislature Read the speeches up
on this Depo.ite Question" Look to the ayes and noes
Is 1t not as plain the in mans face, that the
bahk party were enabled 10 cary Of their points,
oy party feelings aud preudces connected with the sue.
cession 70 the Presidency But, take the matter at the
roof Are these Delegates in the performance OF their
appropriate functions, 10 debating, and working them.
serves ana attempting To work the people, into fury
about this question! again ask IL thew are moi guilty OF
admit That the duties OF delegates are not all of
Them legislative in their character those that are moi
are specially assigned 10 them admit too that the oeo
pie have right 10 make other uses Of their
but utterly deny. that these delegates have right TO
make use OF the people, to consumnae party schemes
hiehed In Richmond or IN Washington That's the order
OF the day, Messrs Editors. You know it, and knowing
IT, II not incumbent upon you, "cry aloud and spare
nor! we are Ia danger: principles Tor which have
ougn' rom the very foundation Of the government, arc
ABOUT 10 pc sacrificed upon the altar OF party; and by the
very men, who, OF laia have camored about the IN
virginia has always commended that the Bank
sn'uuonal, ana dangerous 10 liberty The bulk Of
people still think They have voted Tor President
who thought, and declared lie has struggled for
sur principles against every sort Of opposition aud be.
cause In this struggle, he has fought rather TOO srd we
are not only to rebnke him, but join the enemy. Yes
mesrs Editors, anti son. ultra. State Rights men
hdre joined the enemy. They may make may excuses
hey please bot they aiding and assisting the enc.
my fheir desertion is giving effect to the efforts Of the
US eonhnence-i has added 10 ts anogance-it has almost
LISTENED me isngs OF the monster upon But trust
fhat me House OF Representatives will not niuch.
don't believe The President will am satisfied the great
body Of the people will not.
see hat writer IN your psper over the signature OF