Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

and consequently 10 Of paying debts 10 the u
States Bank and doing business al home.
II does not deac one jo from argument to say that
this 10 borrowed capital borrow ed from abroad aud long
periods; aud what still better, Notwithstanding the wick
ed policy OF the Bank, borrowed low OF interest
The advanced price OF in the foreign market has
added at least Ten Millions the actual means OF the
country, beyond what anticipated from the sale OF
last years Stop In what ,rauOsr is Mr.. Nicholas Bid
die, and his autosea directors, TO deprive OF all these
increased aud incre asog for doing business il il
shall be. his pleasure again 10 attcmpiR The winding
OF the Bank matuer benc6eis TO the ineie
OF the stockholders wed scarcely be felt in the present
situation Of the country. lis capital will return the
community, from which is drawn in payment OF debts
last as II Is Collected through astrbUcn 10 the stock
holders. Aud OF the iriy-Eye Millions Of which II
ss' ProoaVs Iweny-seyen Mnnons az least belongs to
the Government and Individual cizens Of the United
States Ii the balance which IS owned abroad should all
be Withdrawn from the country, il would but little
than equal six months sales OF other American Stocks in
the foreign markets but 1t is aiog her probable that the
whole, very large portion ot IL, will remain among
for REIMBURSEMENT here The circu,iisn OF the Bank
the only portion OF is present Tor closing businc
which VIII be entirely withdrawal from the market,
niha,ed. The will, Of course be supplied by other
Banks II needed; but public opinion is strongly calling
Tor more extended specie circulation, place Of the
almost exclusive paper which has long been sub
united to- and Cue vaults OF the Uni cd States Bank
furnish nearly specie enough, which Is now locked up
aud idle, to take the place OF every dollar paper
preventative that is now aeoat. Nothing but the great
est imprudence in overtraing, ihe greatest folly in
again hchng themselves the OF the Bank rails
ing panic that will os'rae their business, pro-
mote its wicked and selfish views, prevent easy
sta OF the money market. and give TO merchants a
long course OF pro6tahic business and higher state OF
prosperity, than aay which they have eDjoyed since the
period VI the last
From the
4 lie triumphant manner in which The people of several
OF our Southern and Western States have recently come
forward in support Of the ADMINISTRATION of the vene.
rable patriot who pesidcs his hesd appears have
driven the Bank Of the United States almost despe.
ration It's but short since we were assured by The
Bnk Wigs that the old lady had concluded retire from
the political field and quietly prepare her latter cnd;
but recent events Show that she is determined not TO re-
Hne voluntarily submit the past future decisions
OF the people polls; if the shall as hereto
fore 20 against her, then is clearly minated through
both her Enquirefs, (he hiiy.wo thousand aud the
thirty thousand dollar concerns9 that appeal is be
made TO Sage the Courier Enquirer of this city,
" Who, seeing and feeling thit are thus threatened
with the destruction and annhacn Of all we hold mos,
DEAR will not rouse himself TO obtain redress pracc able
through the balotboxes and il that fails by reason OF the
public purse being used brbe the people who there
that will not buckle his armor, aud boldly strike for
the CONSTITUTIONS the laws, and Tie public liberty! Let
TIE consprdlors beware. Again let them be
let them pause IN their mad attempts uample upon
The institutions OF the country, ao thereby escape from
the VEN GEANcS, II they cannot from the contempt, OF au
nsulied aud an injured people," The Enquirer and
Courier OF Philadelphia chimes in, "Thank God, there
are s thousands OF stout hearts among us determined 10
beree determined 10 have their rights aud TO rescue
their property from the plunderers who now a,ten on The
public CRIB These quotations are from the Banks own
organs, aud are certainly very distinct limitations their
Wing allies OF what Is expected from them ALSO plain
admissions that they have but very hopes OF
pisIng their purpose by appealing the ballot boxes
An appeal to arms the last resort, and is stronger
proof oil desperation oil the part OF the Bank than any with
which has heretofore furnished Field Marshal lib
has mad some experience in military capacity, and
If his services shall hereafter be required i'm the last
resort we presume his pretensons 10 high command
III the Wig family, will not again be set aside Ii is
true, hi' first campaign against Dull Green was rather
an unfortunate one, aud caused few, who probably did
not wei understand the subject question his courage
IL Is also true that lie beata the head OF his
TWO hundred vaian! volunteers, whom he had raised
attack the Irish of the Sixth WaId spring election:
but the subsequent brilliant achievement in storing, and
taxing the arsenal, where there Iri-h 10 fight
WIN together with Isis universally acknow led success
more recently IN raising forces for such kind of
Is indicated IN the quotation which have given above
VIM emnentiy emile him 10 high command in the revo-
iulonary army OF the Bank; and be CONSTITUTE
Ell authorities OF the counuythe government ofthe Peo
pies choice, when The 'Uengednce" of the Bank shall
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