Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19


own admissions. and Mr. webs,ers speech at sa-
lem, against the Bank!
p" For i-s II, The American says
Concerning the Bank OF the United States there
70 o. no longer Tor =. charter W no, Be
holders themselves will make app
OF ~ % and Of . IN .sSs the
o. TO S srVa 90 s , Pile
~ we blood are eapo:sd by Executive
@ tho ~ IT, o saa and w1asa "o
MT. "ebsier's speech contains this passage:
noa the ss" The qss.i.a Of
the Tories following tho principle ,he pedSceso, go for
question: or ,Ss Bso Se%s ~ a. ss s' u
e no, e QUESTION: rSs sG
not, You know too we that the question rs deeper"
I'VE confess, anxious know the Bank psriz ans
are 10 escpe from the odiun oil onrexion vi the
Bank, we were not prepared 10 hear avowss from
,hAi qaiier against H. Alter years OF incesan aud la
boiious exettOn ia behaliaer placing The elections in
this Sae aud tin hout country, for four
years. upon this queson-sfer all the bat for the
Bank IN Congress and in the columns OF purchased
aud subscribed, Joun sier the corruption OF the press,
the invasion OF the franchise the upon the
ty oil the members OF Congress- and tie prouse conbu-
Ion aud expenditure OF The money OF the monopoly aud
indi.dusls-,le attempted impeachment OF the President
me denial 10 that venerable aud honoed Chief
gsrate oil evan the ockery OF Trial. and the reiu al 10
allow MS protest sgis such hgh handed injustice 20
upon the Journals OF lhe body which had falsely aud
ihaily arrdgned AMI condemned him arl-aer stand
ng sponsor ot all the oursgcs Of the BaLk upon the
OF the people and the public will, its attacks upon the
currency, ITS expansions and sudden curtamenis, its
culinary d''ress and panic, its specuaiions IN socks. its
eorrupnoLs its refusal to allow the ectcrs
10 dseha &c their duty at the board, subsequent,
sal TO allow them TO take their its Illegal ezure OF
the pension money aud the Government dividends and
hually III nsoent defances oil the Representative, Of the
people aud the tacii admission OF its guilt refusal 10
allow an invesig OF its affairs In compliance with the
provisions OF its charter after the rejection G the pov
men directors, OF Mr fancy and MIR. Strven-n-ai,cr
all these things done Bank amdfoy The Bank alone
We are now assured by the New Yo,k American that
efe Is no longer any room for controversy, aud thai
Thai The Bank is OF account being merely san insttu
ton OF yes erlay aud that expires o.n,o row
1--WE are indeed told all this. Wa assured by an ac
credited organ Of the Bank, that it will I've re
tered-ihat Is "a point longer applicable Why not
is any less than The of the election of 1892
Any less than opening OF the recent session Of Con
gees! Any less han at the moment when Mr. Webster
presented his bill as the we'll pail attorney OF the CORPORA
on Tor the elonga;ion oil its charter! Precisely the same
d9cisaions oil Executive usurpaiion were made al the
coming tn oil the Veto message-precisey the the
removal OF the depo,sand precisely the same i'm every
III .ria step taken by the President against The Bank
-ih each anu every instance these Executive measures
oil 'usurpAion sanctioned, nay applanded by the
People, aud because they have been so sanctioned and
spIauded because the President has been sustained
an The Bank deserted aud opposed by the Pcope-have
we now the preence of its abandonment by o,y friends
Its noisy and p' osciibng rartiz nss hireng editors
It's Iced and rewarded aitorneys subsidized and ub-
servieut legislators. Prsience, indeed Believe it, " no
mayl Is the clcarest admission that the Bank bad and
daneerous-'at the course Of The President is ght-thai
IL IS approved ny tie people and that the mercenaries
who have heretofore coured this issue, and have raised
as one of their representatives said, call hill" TO sustain
IT. dare not noic stand upon The ground Of their otcn
choosing, and dare bring The 1onevsd Corporation
tchch has been the burden ~ all Their hopts and lab0rs
10 the test before the peopIe: Bn il is no proot of ,er
sincerity. is the cleaiesi admission of h,r weakness
aud that they driven TO the wall; but none that they
are not yet the SWORN AND DEVOTED FRIENDS OF THE
BANK Rely upon il, The issue will show his-and more
than Ihs
Yes-let not the People be deceived. They are
trying now to bury the question of the Bank--be-
cause they see the game is going against tbcm-but
LOT fl.nf .l,nr.rr
will clange their own tune about the Bank. How
soon will they bring it up again How readily cry !
our, 'Well, now the People are for the Bank-and |
great is Diana of the Epesans; let us have it !"-
They will play the political tiger upon the Consu-
ton, They crouch before they leap. Why, did the
stock rise on Monday last in N. York, 1-2cent?--Be-
cause ii was snid, Gen. jackson dead or dying
Let that distinguished pass offihe stage ofaction;
let him 'lie or let his of office expire and then
we shall see how promptly tie Bank will throw of
its swaddling clothes. Or let suppose, what these
men are aiming by all these man9uvres 10 accom-
plish; Tint Clay, Calhoun, Webster, succeeds
him, by virtue of those clamours which they are
raisng against his measures and how long would it
be, after the 4th of March, 1897 before the Bank
question will be revived, and its charter will be ex-
tended Let us not then, be deceived. The issue
is still, Bank Bank Artfce may now attempt
TO shuttle it to the bottom of the pack, and turn up
n new issue-but, as the Coalition succeed
and get The cards. into their own hands, surely will
The Bank be again turned up. A hundred oiterna-
fiUes may be imagined for reviving This unconsiitI-
tonal AMI porlentous Institution. The question is,
will the People trust them with the CANT?
Ills of justice Mr. NOAH to state that he has
last conrscted the whole story about The new loan
lie is kind enough TO say, with many sly hit by the bye
ourselves, that he has concealmen from us-and
he then unequivocNly atrms follows ave wiz Tie
aforesaid NJ NJ Nonh) have never, directly or Indirect
", applied to Mr.. Bdde the Bank for loan of 500.
900, any sum We have possible Ise for such
sum OF moneyWe do not know Mr.. Biddle, personally
by corresponds nceThe whole story false in all its
paris
So fsr, so good!-Bnt when Mr. Noah goes on 10 con.
iradicl the old story OF the $4,000 loan, he
much upon the creduliy of the Public The Evening Star
founders Us the Evening Post says from extreme
TO the other; or, like an unhappy eel jumps out OF the
frying pan into the fire. The lady doth protest too much
the fair Op'ela says"
As ior ourselves assure MIR Noah, that If he
had remained Gas firm in his belief Of the
ally and danger OF the Bank, have been, should
have lsllen out about IT, lie changed his convic
tons he had touched his part Of the $52 600
but we have had the induce TO change
opinion MIR N.Tbis accounts, perhaps for the dit
terence between us We also him, that MIR
Van Buren, has given us the cue, he surposes
told vs. 81 cannot be President unless it is on
ground Of opposition TO the bank open all your batte
ries upon il iorihwh."-For, opened our batteries
upon the old Bank long before were acquainted wi
Mr. Van Buren, and had opened The attack upon the
Bank, long before could have suspected that hi.
rivals would have given him this decided superiority
them They have at last found out but too late
and hence il s that Air. N. is excaning that "the
Wings Of this country will not make the Bank pdrfV
queSfon-they know the advantage which ,le enemy ce
take OF IT, Its Tor the reason, that the Opposition
print in this City which but the other day was Tor sacr6.
cling the Constitution itself from a regard 10 the value
OF dis institution, Is crying out "Le it die" BY
such wfetched springs IL j., that ibis curious Coai.