Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17

tory Of Orleans That redeemed city only but this rc
cued the hceiiies OF great people, from the perpetual
thrsIdoa VI irresponsible. despoic none yeL power
ltthere be any oil you, fellow citizens, who still think
that the removal OF the depositcs tho necessory cause
OF the past Distress beg to read the correspondence
at the rising oil Congress, between the New York nci-
chants and tho Bank IL is there distinctly stated, as
ground why Bak should asa It's and
extend It's discounts 10 million OF dollars that Con-
Hress had risen aud passed Of relief Other
wnids. that hid refused TO pass the bills OF Choun or
Webster, to elongate the charter Of the Bank that hopes
oil extoriing &c. charter by curtanient a. ON
an oppressed people, are all over, end that II should
come to the rehel OF the comuui,y Tho Bank, In IL.
reply, echoes these its aLiIi
~ 10 exieud its discounts 10 million o dollars and
most promises 10 do This what Gen. jackson ask
ed Il TO do, duriug the period vi distress aud panic but
which refused aud continued its cuitsimcns during
tho session Vi Congress reused it, panic upon the
hoor ot the Senate, announced resolution hand.
aud despatched its Senators with signals Of distress
from city TO city, akirg upon State Banks blasting
cond-nee aud attempting 10 destroy the hopes Of The
pie in the gover itself. 1hus the Bank could
cnrsii when It's distress memorials crowding tho
halls oil Congress- and its panic dc
charter Of the Bank, the only hope al an oppressed
comnuny bu, pow, when all the deposites arc
ed, when Congress has risen, when Its demands for RI,
charter hopeless, and is many months
the expi, alton al its charter n and
make an additional loan oil 10 millions dollars-sn
uneqvoca admission that the distress Of tho community
was ehargeabo to the Bank itself Geo Pondcxter "a.
ono OF the panic orators aud by his statement on thu floor
OF the Senate, tha, tho government ahoni Immediate
~ TO withdraw million OF dollars HON tho Planters
Bank oil THIS State" 10 snsain the New York Banks
injured the Bank and the people. The stock OF tho Bank
ie inedsiely--its notes sold 10 per cent dis,
count esen al New Orleans-imnensc calls wcrc made
upon IL Tor specie, siuccrc hopes entertained ths, il
must cease TO pay speceand 10 sustain itself vs. thus
compelled to cease all discounts--to mako heavy cur,i
ments aud thus increase the distress OF the people this
State But the patio Is ovcrthe flood of bitter ator,
lie subsidingte ark OF the Constitution Is rescued and
tho rainbow Of peace and prosperity rises above hor
z-n TO proca that no second Bank deluge threaten
the liberties OF the American people. But Is /, moi no v,
obvious, that II Gen. Jsck.on had moved the Do
epeI fha &t.t.
established them as h'ca agents Of tho Government and
enabled them 10 use tho money OF the gov TO re-
evr and sustain he peoplcsn the which the Bank OF
the Uued States would have made upon thetnbst ia Al
Institution would have brought the war Tor re. charter
at the close oil Gen. Jacksous aon aided by tho
dcpos'es, sud es,oed charter, perhaps with addition
powers aud capital from the d-tfess-s vi the people But
Gen Jackson removed the drposiies-ho deprived the
Bank oil reinforcement equal 10 Butchers at tho bae OF
Watcioo-brought this reinforce the aid OF the
State Banks aud the people, ana the Constitution /,
Triumphant, aud lhs victory OF liberty secure.