Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
POi.ETECAHI.

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THE CLIMAX OF BANK AUDAClTY.
The National (Bsnk) Gazette OF the 81 inst contains
an arhcie nearly i've columns in length. nooriously
ciai, which, for its insoen attacks on the Chief Msy
trate OF the Union, the House of Representatives and
several honorable by name has its parallel in
modern political warfare IL IL irnbued the very core
with that ovsrbeang, assassin like spirit which has ac,u
aed The heartless arsocracy OF every country when il
has acquired power and shed the blood many of the
purest men that lived.
The article sets with the usual false and coniemp.
tbe slang about the chimera OF the opposition called the
Kitchen Cabinet" The following is the briei picture
1t gives OF this ideal being, and its magic power WIS
"For the last few years, the Executive Departure MT Of
the United States has been the dominion of despe
rate adventures and selfish schemers Their first effort
on getting into power, rob the bank. In this they
were repused. protlg gate aud sanderous cabal
probably never existed, certainly governed in any
,ne heart oil the government Defeated in piunderng the
Bank, their present effort riunder the country bv de
sroyiDg the Bank All these messages TO Congress-aI
these reports, come from the source the
same object 10 break down the Bank erder 10 lpraui
the community The President OF the United States, and
Tie House OF Representatives. alike the mere inslru-
ments-perhaps the unconscious this ca
ball
A, frst it was only charged that the Administrations
through MIR. iDgham wished make tire bank
TO political purposes, but the "a has become
bank robbery! We have heard OF attempts to ro5 The
bank except by Webb, Noah, Harding and their associ
ates; and regret that their efforts have not bee re
pulsed" The extent of their robberes fearfu hut the
robbers refuse TO testify against each other! They have
taken OF The bank itself, books and
lis doors oPonthe Committee Of Coogess the Governen,
Directors and the the People. hey nc nd
continue their To66ertes aud to cenes@l he
stockholders and the world.
Mr. Bddie makes Duane witness. and on his authority
that the President said thirds Congress
would be bribed il the deposes removed He
then turns upon the House OF Representatives and aun
them Tor not resentng sui: and hdis the follow
language towards majority OF ,h,t hoporae body, viz:
Gan Executive officer violates the law because says
il he does moi two thirds OF the House will be bribed-
and majority Of that body virtually declare
that the Executive officer right Otner cupriis have
had their ears cropped, and received thirty nine ashes
tfftl md .hnth .f
But here ll9 men, wbo drugged .educed by this
wreiched caba the Kitchen Cabinet made, with
their hands, TO stamp their flesh, the brand
their own iniamy-men who are thus matte TO aVow HAT
they uD6rbed, only because the President would
leave them chance unwilling innocens only t,r the
want OF seducer-and they bless rat virtuous zecu.
tive whose inieposon has saved their reluctant purity"
Here members Of Congress compared 10 culprits
who 'h0re lad their eors cropped and received thirty
mine i0shes;" and the majority of tie House
have stamped on their otcn flesh the brand ef in}0oy
SC. This too, they have pursued because they
bal, the Kitchen CGbineH''
who ,i,e hundred and nineteen gentlemen that
thus abused and nsued by Nicholas Biddle? The
lowing their names, viz
Messrs. John Adams, William Allen, Anthony, BesIe
Bean, Beardslcy, Beaumont, John Bell Blair. BOcLee,
Boon, Boudin, Brown Bunch, Byuun, Cambcling, Car
michael, Carr. Casey CLANCY, Chinn, Samuel Clark,
Clay Coffee, ConnOr Cramer, Day. Dckrrson, Dickn-
son, DUnap, Forester, William X Fuet, Galbraith, Gil
let Gilmer, Joseph Hall. Thomas IA Hall, Hasey, la
mer, Hannega Joseph NJ. Harper, II sisou, Hathaway
Hawkins, Halves, Henderson, Howell, dI,bbsrd, Abel
Hunington Inge Jarvis r. M JohnsonA n oadisb John.
Cave Johnson Seaborn Jones' Benjamin Jones' Ksva
nsgh. Knnsrd Lane, lansing Laporte, Lawrence. Luke
Abijah Mann, Joel X. Manu. Msrdis, John Y. Macon
Moses Mason. McCsriy, Mclntre, Mckay, Mckinley,
McLeue. McVesn, Miller, Henry Mitchell, Robert Nit
cbeI, Mublenberg, Murphy, osgocd, Page, Parks, Par.
kerr Pa teTson DUee Peace Peyton, Franklin Pierce
Pierson Pummer Polk. Pope, scsenck, scbley. shinn
Charles Shade, Smith, sPangier speigi, Stendier, Sod
der Sutherland, William Taylor F'ancis Tbornas Thorn
son, TurrilI, YsnderpoeI, Wsgener, Ward, WardseD,
Wayne, Webster, WhaIon.
Rut IA ia these dred nd
which come under the ban Of the bank. All those who
voted for the resolution ordering cation the
affairs Of the bank, denounced equally the tools Of
The Kitchen Cabinet" Hear Mr.. Biddle:
"1he proceedings 10 the House OF Representatives
all dictated by the cabai According 10 the
charter OF the Bank, when tbs Secretary removed The
deposites, he report his the House. and
the House was bound TO decide their sufciency gut
the psrsans OF the Kitchen did dare
ton. They evsded IL by legislative ugges-a nd instead
OF giving manly and honest op nioG--eher yes or no
they skked-and induced the House TO decide ON what
not before hem--tha the Bank ought not 10 he re
chariercdhst The dePosites ought not to he resored-
and that committee should examine tbe Bank"
Hare we are told a "ihe proceedings IN t,e Hou.e If
Representatives were all dictated by hs same csbar
and snong the rest The resolution that a oomBife,
should examine he Bank" WHO arc The the Bank
siignalzes a. The tools OF lbe caba? The following
hers OF The House voted lof tie Investigation viz:
Mesas John Adams, u Alien, John j. Alec William
Allen Archer, Ashley Bsrreger Bayles, Beale Bean,
Bear6sley Beaumont, John Bell James M Bell Ils,r
Bockee, Boon Bouldis, Briggs, Brown Bunch Bn,ges
BynuIn, Cage Campbell, Cambfelene, Cstnrbsei g.
Casey, Cbsnsy, Chnn, Clsiborne, Ssa,ueI CLARK Wsn
Clark, Clay, Clowney, Coffee. Common, Corwin Coulter
Cramer, w. r. Davis. Davenport, Day, Deberfy Dem,
Ing, Depnis, p Dickerson, ID. w. Dickinson, Duncsn
Dunlap, VI Everett, Ewing Fielder, Fillmore, Forester
Foster, r. &. Fuller, w X. Fuller Fulton, Gslbraitl,
Gholson, GIet, Gordon, Gfsham, Grsysop Cren.
nell IT,, ). Hail. II. Hall, I. ~. H.H Hal.ey.
Hamcr. Hsnnegan, Hardin, J. NJ. Harper, James Hay.
per, Harrison, Hathaway Hawkins, Halves, Hestb
Howell, Hubbard, A. Huntington, Ioge Jscksso Lar
vie, William Cost Johnson, r. ST. johnson Nosd,s,,
johnson, Cave Johnson .. Jones, - Jones, Kavsnsoh
King, KipDafd, Lane, Lansing, Bapore, Law renee a.
W lay, j. Lea, y. Leei Leaviu, Loyal Lucas Lyon
Lyle, A. Mann, J. X. Mann. Morfndaie, Msfdis, J. "
Mckay, Mckinley, McI.eane, sIcYeap. Miller n
1ieheli. X. Mitchell, Moore, Aiublenberg, Osgood
Page. Pafks, Parker, Patterson, -. j. Pearce pevon
y. Fierce, Piefson, Pummer Polk. Pope, Ramsay Rem
cher, sehenck Sclliry, selden, A. H. sheppefd sbirn
VIM sisde, Charles sisde, eiosBe, Smith, spans1er
bpeight SsndIfer, Sewasi, Sodderi, Sutherland Wn
Tsyer, VS.. ?. Psysor, =. 1homas, p. Thonsp, Tkom.