Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04

loPement OF s unquesonablc powers aud in tho
exercise Of Influence vgour beyond the very letter
OF tho grant Tho designs he has thus frustrated, have
not succeeded aud will succeed The people have
not been deceived On each successive occasion. they
have rallied vigorously under their old Banners aud
adhered more devotedy TO their chosen head.
What has been the consequence with opponents
What they now doing alter these repeated defeats
They have chosen another weapon with which to attack
u.s. II Is now the Bank Of the United States The sup
port OF that institution attempted he forced the
government Is Identified with the destruction Of the De-
mocratc party All the old feelings oil hostility to il
enlisted and aggravated by system Of partisan support
which denounces the highest officers of the government
in such never before used as the official
language OF corporation; that the triumph the Bank
becomes the dgrseeul downfall Of the and
The overthrow Of the republican party aud institutions
Even the thin veil with which tle deposiie question has
been hitherto covered is asde and compulsory
continuance Of the institution is in the Senate OF
the United States by discordant opposition, combining
emily control the majority Of people Immediately and
undoubtedly represented by House Of Representatives
and President Of their choice. When such has been
made the issue, can we hesitate to the inevitable re-
su Reeollec,ing all the past, doubt that il will
be again Just as has he before. Can we ,h;nk tor
this effort will be more Than ,hos,
that have been already ruiessly tried! II we re.
main as hrm we have been hitherto, this cannot he
more firmly united together. We every day, more
clearly, that the real controversy is between the Same
parties that have always existed; between those who
government, and those who have always been seeking
by Of plans, which designed appeal to
American people.
Let us no, then be msed Let us remain firm to tho
noble cause OF democratic principles and sscendancy lie,
US sustain the of Andrew Jackson az
they arc to preserve these. Let view with anxious
Jealousy and distru' every plan 6rosgh, forward and
cautious there no danger Of our triumph now there
never has been before.
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Dsofs, Aumes BENZ Jf.67in. .aier. E. Dougherty,
s S,a r. Yogde.. Henry Simp'on. = K: Kane: W@.
-Ne,ooofd, William Ruff, Peter a. GroJan.
Close Of the Debate on M Cloy's Dcnuneiatory Re.
sotutors-Mr Clay closed the debate yesterday and his
two days harangue, by aborious effort establish the
truth OF his famous remark made when to take upon
himself the administration Of affairs under Mr. Adams
"Give me patronage Isaid he to Gov. Floyd and ,cm
make myself POPULAR He endeavorsd to illustrate this
favoe idea by dwelling the power Of the present adj.
mnis'ration, forgetting his own disastrous attempt.
The vote OF the Senate, however, very conclusively
proved the truth oil another maxim, advanced by Mr.
Clay IN the days Of his republican independence when
opposing the recharter Of the old Baak He then said
that all power was receivable into the power of money
The vote of the Senate his resolutions in favor Of t5c
Bank, shows that the influence OF most popular admin.
istrstion-the instructions Of the constituent bodies to
their Representatives in the the force of pub
lie opinion in grsat nation Of freemen noting In the scale
against Mr. Biddle and his money.-Gete Of SATURDAY.
VIRGINIA REsoLUrIoNs.-Things are assuming their
rghf shape, and the true question beginning to be fair.
y presented TO the People. In both Houses Of Congress
the memorials on, the WHOLE or nearly the Whole
o. en-, conclude with prayer TO re-chaer the United
Sfdtes Bdnk he Deposifes are lost sight Of The
only topic is what scheme be devised TO regain the
charter Mr. Webster goes for six years charter Mr.
Calhoun for twelve years charter Can anv one there
ore longer doubt 10 the true nature Of the matter at
issue! tits charter no charter. Bank or no Bank
The freemen OF Virginia will, therefore, this subject
"a It's proper light The Opposition in that State can 10
long fight under false coiors They mus, meet the
question 'Ppedo deeei,ui DISCUSSES That question is
Shall the United States Bank be re-chdrfered? ~,
In the recent election of Mr.. Boudn the anti bank
party have given the NEW COALITION bitter (orefasc
OF what l., TO come Our friends, by that of manly
decision, have displayed their patriotism in bold un.
compromising manner II was the first demonstration
they could make to manifest their sincere approval of
'ne course oil Senator Mves They mean to add
rel 10 laurel On Monday, the work OF ton will
be reoUed in the Old Dominion. The disciples of the
great apostle of Liberty will then unfur their broad ban.
her 70 the breeze, and on its respenden folds with be in
r1pt monopoly" With such motto boating over their
ye,ery o gieorS sons o. Ola Virginia will march
be, "What shall receive exchange for his Libey
immortal Jefferson will pc found watching over his be.
loved Virginia. to her purity from those
who would despoiiher Of her honor-ib. -
FIFTY THousAND.-The veracious editor of IN. IT
State Gazette ct the 2ls states the number who attended
the Bank meeting on Thursday, was at least 1000
Now, Mr. Chandler will refer the last census he will
ind that the ,choe number Of males the city county
OF Philadelphia in 1880 above twenty years Of age was
just 4Ol74; and making the liberal allowance oil per
cent annum Tor the increase of the city and
Tor years and months since the taken, the
whole male population above 20 years of age at time
would be 44l9l; being just $500 less than the number
vho attended the Bank meeting If Mr. Chandlers ac-
10 Uue, Wc census 10 De depended the
jackson men OF the city and county $500 less
than none !-Pennsyvanian.
.NsD York.-we have received a special message
Of Governor Mercy TO the Legislature of New York. upon
the subject Of the expressions Of the u s. Bank and adj
yising means TO protect the interests of the people against
that institution. The paper is of great abiIy and
lays the conduct Of The Bank in clear and mastery
manner Ii recommends the issue Of State Stock 20 the
amount oil four five millions, and by loans of the said
stock TO increase the ability Of the State Banks the city
oil New York, In such would be safe
10 the State, and enable them to extend their
tons so as TO supply the amount be Withdrawn by the
branch in that CITY, AS possible will give the
whole or the principal psnts Of the mtssage.-Penn.
Planters Bank of Mississippi at .Nafehex-we are
grathed TO learn that advices from NatcheZ
wes mat the bank had stopped payment. We in.
formed by broker here that there be no truth In the
story, on the contrary, that large have been
~ RENTED them. and the bank has solid capital and
ought 10 enjoy the confidence Of The publicly. r.
Ddi. Ado.
The Money Market will not stay distressed All good
paper readily discounted in this city and New York
slof Massachusetts indct the banks letting out
their money so freely, his Safety Committee will rust
Tor want oil employment Boston Post.
Correspondence of the W y Journal of Commerce.
BosroN, March 20, 1884.
am rejoiced 10 say that money Is considerably more
abundant among us here than has been for three
months past, and that there is decidedly more
then there has been OF permanent relief and cores
Pondng restoration f not Of the Deposie) Of the spirits
oil the people, The evil howe artificial and unneces
sary IN some important particulars has BEEN in Others
oil such character as ultimately TO work in good
degree its own cure; and the time for that result to show
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