Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

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In concert viii watch Tor some momen, when your Legi
lAuve councils off their guard New franchises will
be obained-moe capital win be authorised additional
exclusive privileges will nc graned-snd the
law Is signed, will he Called c0atrdct aud Red ir
revocably aud beyond the OF repeal upon the necks
OF the People. There is safety but absolute aud
unaerable determination The part Of the People
to charter another Bank OF the U States any where for
purposes except only in the District Columbia aud
there, only Tor the local purposes Of District and
moneyed ptal equal Gully the OF the District Aud
they have there already. Banks sbundsnhy sufficient,
with capitals quite large enough or all the legi innate pur
poses Of such Institutions Let talk OF compromise
There be compromise between The gouis, prin
cipies Yield but inch aud you will he driven the
wali and instead Of the rich Inheritance of Liberty which
you received tom your fathers. YOU will bequeaih your
descendants slavery aud chalnshe slavery that
OF submission TO the will of Cold hesress, soules vim
dciive. noned corporation.
However Others may choose. doubt your deter
mnalon have lived too long among you, aud know
well The suif you made Of decision
made here And in conclusion, gentlemen, beg leave 10
ohsr you The following tosst:
Frederick C0uniy-Rich in the produc tions Of its soil
but richer FAR in the pSoin aud manly indie pendence
OF its cizeDs.
.9nser Of Cal Benton 70 the Letter Of the Committee
inpitine him 10 The public dinner giren Mr. fancy
6y the Jackson Republicans of Frederick, on the 6fh
Of august.
FAIRFIELD, Va, Aug. 2 1884
GENrLEotEN-fo our kind invitation to Join the Jackson
Republicans OF Frederick county, on the 9Th instant at
the public dinner 10 DO given Mr. Tauey overlook me
'hs morning, at this place, while my way yir-
gina Springs where the state OF Mrs Benons health,
and that OF OF the children viii require me TO re-
main during the autumn This circumstance puts it out
OF my po" er To accept invitation, and me OF
The grahcation should feel in being present al dinner
gwen by hts friends and neighhors, 10 a gentleman. Tor
whom feei. personally aud polite ay the yhes possibl
degree OF respect aud esteem.
la the four cen years ,hat have been in public life
have declined the marks OF public fe'pect which have
been offered TO personally, and do consider any
infringement OF the rule which had prescribed TO my
sel the acceptance OF invitation join democracy
OF Philadelphia, The 4tl of July, nor in joining the
democracy OF Baltimore. at the dinner Mr. fancy. ON
the 24,h OF the month; for, on one occasion The
OBJECT was to do honor to day, worthy OF all honor;
aud on the other, do honor a citizen whom recen,
events have made ii the duty all good men 10 hon
or. 1t would now afford me real satisfaction be with
you on the 9th instant, aud 10 bear my les imony-for
1t is case ia which could well appear as witness
TO The noble manner in which Mr. Taney with the wea-
pom 81 truth alone, balied aud oied ali The attacks nm
on his personal honor, and official conduct during
Senatorial and Bank assault of seven onh s upon him
and LEFT his predetermined judges without word TO say
against him, when they pronounce the sentence
oil REJECTION which the Bank press, nine months before
had demanded aud fore old This is believe The first
une IN The history OF our government, which Cabinet
munster, nominated by President, has been rejected by
the Senate. Hereiotore il has been rcd s AMI
tar, TO the President, 10 permit him have his owl
choiee oil Cabinet Ministers, because they cou
dental advisers the immediate executors OF his pocy-
part OF his political lamilyenled o know his plans
aud Onghtssnd bound to be in the de and
s'ricest bonds OF personal aud political harmony aud unity
with them. All this MIR. fancy was TO President lack
he was rejected hy the Senate aud re;sc,ol on
the demand and prediction OF the United States Bank re-
Jecled Tor pretended which the House OF Repre-
senalves approved, the very day of rejection and
ing successor who had recommended and approved all
that MIR. fancy had done.
The limits OF aleer would furnish no space for detail
OF The unjust attacks made upon Mr. fancy Senate
hoor 10 eliminate, aud prejudice him before is nonna
non was aced upon But there these attacks
which 1t comes within my private knowledge to know 10
be unounded, and which will, therefore, select iron,
mass oi others equally unIounded, AID mention: 4,
is, the assertion, that he b-came the passive instrument of
the President, in ordering the of the deposes Tor
,he 'ghobe purpose OF getting office. This not rue
know better have known for unwnrJs oI ,l,rsa ,,aa
In The Raf.tn f fh. Hi.
know that he thought the deposes ought 10 have been re-
moved in 1882 when the Bank TO pay The tree
per cents know that he counselled the removal long be-
lore II took place. know that he preferred the Office he
was in aud only accepted the Treasury Departments from
sense o. in'y and patriotism And know, that since his
Iecon he has refused 10 receive his choice soe
a14lhf 4ssSss eSssss - 70 n @
omeei 10: VIII he he charged with except it Is by those
VINO are themselves capable Of the pros tuition which tn
ascribe TO him.
Brief as his administration of the Treasury Depart.
neni. The short full OF honor TO himself and
benefit TO his couGy. He bafed every attack upon his
hono protected every in committed to his charge:
saw commerce honrs; The exceed the estimates
the country propei; aud twenty millions of silver
brought from foreign countries and added 10 The specie cur
ency OF bis Above ALL he aided and ended
Nc re1; reform OF the national currency bv which gold
WIZ &c re7'o gu 10 ciTcIiaIon Mexican dollars will be
made as plenyss Spanish med dollars formerly were:
snu me Fesi'ehce oil small bank notes will be bsnshed
from the country,
The removal OF the deposites-a measure with which,
III be the pride aud glory OF Mr. fancy to have den
tined his name, OF wisdom and patriotism
about which, there will be- but one opinion in i
MINDS OF Tie entire democracy OF the Union II il had
been postponed year longer, The Bank youd have
oeeh master OF Tie government aud the Countrywide TO
upset Tue one ana 10 desodIe the other hev did NOT
submit TO her by making the al the lime il ~
DONE That vast accumulation OF money and ,lehl was pre-
vented which, IN year more, oud have been throw
mo The hands OF the Bank aud would have enabled il In
rule The country or 10 ruini The remova at that fine
accomplished another great purpose; il drew the fire ol
Tie Bank! 1t extracied her hr!-it bough t on the 6ght
year before she was ready! il enabled the people 10 whu
heT Orore she was ready &c whip them! brought OH the
Bank question before The Presidential election OF 1892 il
clears The political stage Of all minor questions and pre.
seHts ue Bank question The only hich now TO
occupy The time and attention oil The American people
ne Bank charter, is the only question; for the
miserable mask OF the depcsites, and their will
no longer answer The approaching terminal on of the
char'er Kills tst question and presents charter as
ihe only one III is indeed, great destined in
UccnPS Puonc attention Tor many years wor
NY 10 occupy II; for II ascends 10 the first prncules of
our government and 10 the original formation OF par.
ues III our country. Chief Justice Marshall, in his
Lie OF " aslihgon,-and | quote him becasse his
authority ~ canOncaI with the Bank nattv-e x.
pressy ascribes the formation of the parties !,cbjrb
mare since shaken The United States TO tEeir ce,,-
Ee' 10 The act establishing The frs, National Bank; and
new" HE establishment OF that Bank TO have been mes
on OF Constitutional ion and OF state R,his IN
which, We friends OF State lights opposed the Bank and
The friends OF strong Federal Government summarized il
ls was the original question which divided parties in
Il9Ii u Is Tie question which will define The uoticsi
Character OF individuals now; those WHO are for me
Bank, or Bsnk, are HamitOnan Feleraissl Thsv are
JoT 'he FeaeFa Government against the State Govern.
men ana Tor laudnous Construction Of The Cousiitu-
ton which leaves that instrument without lioil or
boundary The question: then, the removal Of the
depOsites SID since that subject uergcd in ,bo s