Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-15

AFu
ss"ge IN their front II there Is irmpess and wilma in
az! ugse proporlioned 10 the integenc OF the coun
, uIu Tue suffering experience OF its People, the con-
eer WI" oe neiher difficult doubtful,
Inc present Senator Moore, was then Governor Of Ala
sIu III ms message to the Legislature Of that Sa,e
ueFeed at their meeting about The first of this non,h
there were the following remarks viz '''"''
-, ME In the discharge Of Executive duties ard
Sng me attention oil the legislative body to such portion
Vu' Pohicai atiaifs as more Immediately rels. To tho
puoic welfare, find myself compelled 10 point the a,,en
,n u your BODY 10 The propey Of nsirucng the Repre-
sWes OF our State in the Congress OF The United
to oppose the renewal OF the present charter of the
BANK oil the United States; or il renewed IN cali os
ae'erioediy Tor such restrictions as will pre- The e.,a
t S o trenches In any State without the consent of
snch Slate That this mammoth institution has ong has
Us Jecl OF alarm TO portion OF best informed
aa pauiolc cilzens remains no,c Che
rshed aitened and its powers ENLARGED bv ,bs
uepose oil all The revenue OF the United States the nos
session annually OF than twenty millions of oiar.
anueu 10 the capital Of this institution with lie branch.s
or arms extended and through every State in ,ha
u,,o", ".us. give power, under certain directions,
owe! our State institutions, only 10 tb.i.
healthy existence, but State soyeeigny i,seif far
W MAJ can be said OF this money institution by its warm
e advocates as necessary 10 Federal Government
""d' Is IL but Tremendous machine, which takes in
vas' portion OF the products Of Iabong classes
am OF me poor 10 pamper overgrown wealth:
'"A upon national Industry appropriated to the
POCKETS 0 idle stockholders and ron;oJs,s
,i mater OF historical record, Tia, the birth OF this
suuoh and at its rcsuscalon il had to encounter tho
marked opposition of many the first patriots and s,se
oi our country and the very ohecious as far as have
oeen able TO learn, that urged bv those soIb no
Clans, with an almost prophetic shirt have snca re-
6ut too fully realised The visionary naIno h'a
91e uoy urged by the warm advocates Of the Bank
on The l4ih Of this month President Bidde in behalf IF
The Bank of the United States offered to lend In. Sat-, 81
ennsyvana six or eight millions Of dollars Tor twenty
i've years, n case the State shall Obtain, The osse1t
Congress TO the loan" The letter of PresJsn,
piudie making the oler contains this remarkable pas
sage viz p''-
You will have the goodness 70 believe ,,,, :,
preserving this limit, indeed any limit thew rthe Di
rec or are governed 6yth state ofsi o,cn funds and
o Ny any won oil The mos entire confidence in the re-
sources Of the People aud the credit of the Go, IF
Pennsylvania" Sc " ''' "o'e'n"en' OF
That's TO say the Bank could no, conveniently or safe.
this be remembered! e"' '"'''ons' LET
The known disposition of Dun Green to betrsy the Adj
and an lis principles, produced the establish
menI of the Globe, take up their defence when he
should abandon them 1t made it's rs appearance on the
The Courier ana Enquirer, of New York which had
ne en- under the management of James atson Webb N
NJ noah ana James Gordon Bennett, was Jealous in its
Spposiuon TO the Bank of the United States Noah who
nsu always avowed HE hostility the Bank on the ground
o. oo' us nnconsli'uonay aud expediency had at this
Time Withdrawn from the paper; but its tone was NOT
changed On the sth of Il. is month it said: w
we say now, as we have always said and believed.
VIZ the renewal OF The charter of the Bank of the United
oaes WIN be fatal blow to all the other none red insti
iuhons OF our country, and il will give force eicencv
and character an influence which will con'-nn ~,
UNION" ~ ~ A"oL TIE
On the 18Th, the same paper said:
ns reopie WIZ as soon put chains themselves and
onnrass er moetue. as they will allow Congress TO
cypress mem with tha. institution for twenty years longer
her struggles VIII be great all who can write or spes
VII oe IN the pay oil the Bank"
J. MS prophecy should be remembered
ne preparations Of the Bank were NOW neorly co,
pieiea, and IL had commenced operations N'''-
~ Gao engaged extensively in printing and distributing
uocumea's ana articles calculated operate ON nubc
ofn'Sn 10 rs own iavor, and against the President
had attempted to conciIate Ohio with a present and
pennsylvania with a loan. F' N
II haa thrust out new branches and attempted TO in,e
rest political men in their management 800
- nau devised the means Of making political and COL
'"P, loans without the action OF the Board OF Directors
h@u commenced an extension of its business with Tho
Tr u inuIhP'yng ITS debtors and ding power
go ~" eAension OF this month 81 629, 1893 making
S3,oOl ,53i in three mouths Globe '"6