Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-09
POLITICAL.

tie presses in is Interests are now pursuing mus, sa
every honest and d.passionae mind as OF the most ap
tions description The game they playing Is perfect
~ obvious and IL not the least
about their conduct, that they suffer their motives and
'her means 10 be 80 plainly seen Every body sense
and dscernmcn knows perfectly well that the present
pressure for money is principally owing to these two
eausss: the course pursuedby the u. S. Bank with view
to create srarcity and the pursued BY the nre
In the interest OF the Bank with view to create panic
By these il IL hoped TO la and go, and esriIv IN.
public inoA willingness to have the u S Bank charter
Ell; anu some oil the Washington In The nav oi
the Bank already begin 10 count opon the maior, In the
House Of Representatives opposed that institution be-
Ing forced over to the other side by what the Journal Of
Commerce we'll calls Mr.. Nicholas Bdde's screws Thus
the correspondent Of the Providence Journal writes A
present, there clear majority of, at least 90 against
al restoration OF the public money to the United States
Bank IL possible this may be altered 5y The incrfas
ing pressure on the money market" We have too much
confidence IN The virtue and good OF the friends
moment, the fear that they arc TO be forced from
their position by the baeiaced. aud wicked efforts of
corrupt moned institution. Indeed, the very evidence
which the Bank is now giving OF the dangerous ex
tent oil its power furnishes strong reason WIN such
an institution, which wages open war. not only with the
ADMINISTRATOR but with the people, (and the pc cunary
distress which /, striving occasion Is the worst Lind
oil war; ought never TO exist in this country The re-
marks OF such print as the Journal of Commerce on
subject of this kinda print which processes neutrality in
politics. and which, whatever its basses are is certainly
not inclined 10 Jacksonism-are well wor, ner,,s;ng
aud we therefore take pleasure in copying the oowip1
excellent paragraphs from that paper Of this morning:
"ie verthe niluenceoi party spirit 10 be regretted
| d a
position presses in large cities create panic in the
money market. As if the actual scarcity of nonev a
not SUFFICIENT evil to be encountered, they deter
mined 10 aggravae il to the highest pitch by m.pnifv
ing every incident which by any possibility can be iorr
ed into their servce-by rumpeting every failure which
I'm ordinary times would not be mentioned in IN.
public prnts-and by conveying the impression that ,
whols mercantile community, Banks and all are in
STATE OF embarrassment bordering inevitable ruin II
nee were no oher cause OF panic, this alone wou Gre
ate pauic They who consider how delicate thing ia
mercantile credit and how great the power of The pres
| the effects already produced. "
Were itnot for the political feeling which is n,ermin.
g'ed WIN 'he present state of things do not hest
tate to say that any Editor who should put forth state
men such as are every day TO be found in some of the
papers OF this city, tending impair public confidence
and embarrass business and undo credit would e,
with the indignant rown Of the whole commun,v Rot
so great the zeal OF numbers for return of the de-
posItes TO the United States Bank ia thing which will
never happcn that they look with no,
10 say APPRECIATION, these attempts increase the alarm
and thereby the distress OF the mercantile public LOOT
az the picture! There sits Mr. Bdde ia his arm chair
drec'ng when and how often 10 the screws and At
every turn his $4,000 cry out "errbIe tines fer
rible oh OH! o!!' Yes and because we who
nave nothing 10 hope fear from any party EXPOSE the
hypocrisy oil their groans and dare tell the
the TRUTH these shameless Editors with their hands vel
warm from the fair business transactions have ,a
dihool 10 call us Jacksonians.
Wei, gentiemenwe will not quarrel about terms pro.
vided only we understand each other we are lust as
acts oil the present Administrations and others we disan
prove But pray Messrs Editors, we are Jacksonians
Wha' are you! III Bank-men, when did you become so
was u before or alter the receipt of the S52 0O0 How
would you like TO see, side by side some of YOUR Trades
against The Bank, written short time before that memo
rable transaclion and your lauatoe in favor
oil the Bank written short time after! Do YOU receive
any ung erfrd for the hard service Of the present cam
pasn yea,do we receiveit under the old partnership
hae or separately according to the special services of
each Look ye Ought men who have been sold oa the
oy public auction and driven of by their purchaser
WIN rope around their Decks, and whip at their
backs, TO talk to others OF collar May Editors who
nave sold themselves to sehood until their declarations
pass or haught by common consent, charge others with
osng under an influence? Really, you very much ovsr
DO he lang; and the Bank had paid you So 900 dollars
10 he SILENT it would have made better investment
Progress IF Modification. Governor FLOYD, OF yir
gna iniamed no doubt, with the genuine spi, of ber.
y and most honest patriotic dstrust of our presen,
authorities has Grained down upon our bare bead eh,
columns aud half of annual message full of the sores
ad oIoehes oil Modification, In their unsightIy and
aseraV"'ed lorms Ii is time for the press speak OUT
aud arrest with bold and fearless determination the nro
gress TINS fatal heresya heresy which strikes on its
very threshold, at the root of all regular government and
es 10 us Stead monster Of caprice and inslab-
w. This dangerous doctrine its origin in part, TO
Just and wegrounded opposition of the measure,
OF he General Governmen but il has reached the eli.
max oil its threatening defoiies under the morbid and
fostering care OF far different motives It's reckless adyo
Gates may gloss it, disguise it, it as thew please
" Tie unhoiy Offspring OF that spirit which would rather
ro,,, Ike Reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven"
ton oil President Jackson ia ultra federal that IA a,M
UaTy In many oil It's features, and that the "Foice Bl
80 CARED, measure oil tyranny; and yeis there
Alton
oil the other, but in the Of Nufcatiop3 Is lber
any imaginable evil that could result from tle unonalfS
adoption oil the principles OF the Proclamation or the nrar
neal enforcement OF the laws that can he
pared with the horrors and dangers of that 81 stem which
lays me General Government crouched and ptosta.e AZ
TIE ieet oil twenty our masters? political machine
ta' must be controlled and regulated by every concev,
ole variety oil interest and sentiment, cannot long work
harmonousy and beneically 49,
Let these wise eiorners give remedy that contains
az eos' one single element of Duration power and ai
w. IN lheir patriotic attempts guard against invasion
strengthen aud repair the temple let them not null down
ana destroy every pillar that supports and adorns the "a
oFic: we honestly believe that The lust of power and
deadly hostility 10 fortunate rivals are srimuI,tinC
aud iplaming the minds OF few factious leaders II
party 10 daring and desperate overthrow of the co.
Veihment ilseii Under the influence of these mas.
sonS 'hey are organizing spirit OF discomfort
our country, ana giving an unnatural and portentous
consequence 10 the widest theories Of speculative pocv
~ wouid be matter Of profound grief and asouisb.
meht 10 every patriot, that like John Calhoun
who has enjoyed so much Of national favor and confidence
who has filled many elevated stations has STOOL
SO long at The altar OF public services and lived in the We
gh' oil the temple, should raise his parricida arm 10
ueihce and destroy IFS beauty; did we not know thai
he burning ana insatiable spirit OF ambition had dri-
ven HIM TO the horfid embrace OF such PRINCIPLES as
the last and fatal Of his truly splendid hui
PFosutu'ed abilities IL is impossible believe That Mr.
calhoun lends an honest sanction and support 10 dis
most ruinon doctrine. His eye TOO SPACIOUS and is
terminating, and has surveyed too wide field Of political
experience, 10 admit among the cherished conyictions NJ
s enlarged and enlightened wisdom. lie il eloousnt in
ITS defence, but II il the eloqrence of morbid and cony
tlve effort His mind shrinks back and is
WIN the sense OF is ingenious absuri,ies SnrL
are tue baIeuI ELECTS OF one passion when II has
once gained unchecked ascendsney of our scnnem,
Ill hc tlaa IL. II