Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18


Mr. Webster, yesterday, on introducing a Bank manic
memorial gave notice that he would on Monday next; pre
words bill s"S" the Bank 3: sr n.Is
for that OF the Government Of the People In Ills verv
mode OF announcing his measure. Mr. Webster assumed
competency Tor the Bank TO perpetuatc ITSELF Because
he. in effect comedies 1t the control of the public viii
against the sense OF the community -
He insisted that the country must have rei;ef,,,, ~.
thing could relieve il but the re charerinp Of the R,nL
anu mat ne would not consent TO adjournment OF Con-
gress, un'il the measure contemplated was effected.
In this we have at last the explanation Of all the debate
The pouring out OF speeches by Bank from its
In TINS cy-he general cutlery Of ts parsans from one
emu OF 'ae continent TO the other, about the Deposites
he oeposi'es!-the Purse and the Sword! the Sword
and the Purse !-Usurpaion !-Despo,ism!! The whole
oJeci has bern TO excite universal alarm 10 aid the uni
versai pressure which The Bank has atemptcd IN make
70 shake the nerves 81 such members "a cond no, ho
oougnt-and, hnaliy. TO achieve triumph for the Bank
oy ana then storning the fortress neoiy garrison
Gu oy 'he Feopie, 10 protect them from its power
Anu now Mr. Webster frankly tells the House of Rem
resen'aves, thst he will consent TO adjourn un,
ne carries his point The House submit or the SEN
ate viii urn IL into the Runp Parliament The House
shall remain in state OF siege under the fire of The Rant
anu us corps OF inercenares, banded in every quarter Of
"e oh'oh' 70 thunder morials petitions
and threats in its ears until il surrenders at
ne disappointed politicians who have SO often
to the People at the polls in van will not wal, The
o, me eecuons and the decision Of a new Congress.
NO.. The representation Of the People are 10 he
Pu. IN duss until they consent the decree that
SEM mem mere. Mr. Webster kindly suggests as
substitute Tor the public opinion declared nj ,he noIs
inc more immediate expression of IT, fr i.beJ bv ,b
10y VI "e Ddbk, IN the shape OF memorias and Iepis
aVe Instructions lie would supersedc by the
brought on by the Bank committees voted by the assem-
pied debtors OF that institution All this ia in nerect
keePag proceeding from The attorney and
OF me Bank In the Senate who do not The
rght OIL STATES to instruct their Senators: or of the peo
PIE 20 instruct their amit 10 IN
esaosh inc power OF moneyed arstocracy and who a.,
means would make the power OF the Bank paramount
70 me authority OF the legitimate agents elected by e
Peoples suhrages. ~ VIC
we cannot but rejoice that after three months .nent in
ehcanery the Bank attorneys have found that the coun
uy cannot be deceived with their false issues We re
joce mat hey are constrained, last 10 avow their rea
onee AZ IS toJorce the country to succtrb TO the no,r
ei Me Bank. Its advocates have boldly tak.n ~.
'ahu' dt The nation must surrender demanstba,
accu,huaing dsiresses 10 be visited PoopJo nm
ess hey suomi; and that Congress is to he held i'm du
rance unu IL makes capitulation for the country
ne People OF the United States will look To- the mon
VINO mus threaten them with seige with oppression
cohhsca'lon'. on the part OF the Bank They are the
haimd1 enemies OF the rights Of sufrsge-the prncnIs
whch makes us nation of freemen. They are ambitious
leaders, who have sspred the chief power in the re-
Paoc-and have had their hopes poed docn at the po,
hey are body OF disappointed politicians who having
secured retreat in the Senate under false profe sons
now set at naught the wishes of those whom thew
SENT ihey are, in word, who have notbnp no,y
10 eAPect from public favor; and resolved 10 SET nm
con"o ABOVE H. IN the corruping influence and compu
rive power OF Bank, which is ready subserve all their
garchy.--Glo5e. w O." o"'