Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
THE DANGER NOT YET OYER,
w. I'VE have sro,ehed the snake, no, killed it;

you NJ rolls the last SPRING has been
maturely, unfortunately droppcd--as the events now
passing before eyes daily and painfully remind us
Tie Bank is not yet deadhe rattlesnake again prcpar
issue is still BANK OR NO BANKS it becomes
our 9,i I d@ty this day to warn you-WHAT ARE TIE
This time last year, the Bank was curtanr her cnsto
mes putting the sorcy upon us; breeding panic
in conjunction her allies in the towns and her ornor
in the Senate for the purpose of nmdatng the people
and forcing rccharer She held forth by way ofcxcuse
that was her duty TO call in hor debts pare for her
dissolution, which was at hand
HcH!-Thc Bank is now twelve month nearer 10 her
chartered end and what is she doing now Winding up
her affairs: No Calling in her debts; No--no But
spreading her web wider aud WIDER order to catch more
hes. 1t Is tas reported by her Directors, that,
from the LIST OF November last to the LIST of March, she
has extended her accommodations Sl2 eco 20:I--more
than 'eeire millions in tour months!
Bit dis as not ALT is fact, we understand it.
that her accommodations still charging We under
stand that she is mulp yng her loans this CITY and
bringing the people the deeper in her debt We under
ing the same game in that important ctytie great mo-
ncy nerve OF all the West, whose tIrings are felt
throughout 1.-THE valley of the Missssippi-We under.
stand by letter to- of the most respectable MGR.
chants Of this city, that in ~ York she practising the
same poicy-hat she is encouraging the merchants TO
make large importaons, flood the country with foreign
goods and involve the people in debt by large purchases
that Tor this purpose, she is selling Bills of Exchange
credit of 8 and 3 months
What will be the upshot of all this? Can her designs
escape the sagneity OF the most ordinary man' Next
WINTER when the long session of Congress raises the
curiain new Panic is upon us. The Bank will saw
My charter expires in March next mast call in nv
debts--ihe People must pay mel cannot indulge them
longer II he screws turnedthe pressure goes on
IA new and more alarming panic is created-the Towns
again mcmoriaise for a renewal or elongation of The
char,erThe Senate Orators again rise in their pnces
TO lash up the tempestThe ambitious aspirnnts-thc
factious poiticans-unite with the Bank men 90 j.,
crease the excitement. Avarcc and Ambition those mas
ter passions of the human mind 60 together and appeal
to all the feelings and the preudces otlc coun,ry-and
demand change of mcasures--the overthrow Of the
Jackson Administration and the renewal of this mon
strous Institution
az. III.
the storms ofthe next Presidential Election The Bank
Will strive to elect man, who will sign her charter OF
course she goes against any man who is the uncompro-
mlsing enemy OF the Bank Be il red too that
of the two years allowed TO her wind up her affairs
one year Will run over INTO the of the next Pres
dent The Wings viii pull in the traces with her
! They will go for the election of a Wing man. or a man
who will pledge himself come into their views to
consult their wishes and share offices of the govern
| mcnt with them.
| But such is to be obtained, without defeat
ing an election by the People, and carrying it into the
house. iheTe intrigue, management, money and cor
rnption will rule the hour-and dread to think NAV
decide the contest But the election cannot be carried in
TO The House. without dividing the Republican party
and cutting up their votes. In the South hey will
consequently run White--nnd the Bank men will 90
with them In the North tho Wings will run Webster
or Clay--and the Bank will cooperate with th(n
The hope u.s. to divide defeat election the Pso
pie, and transfer 1t 10 sort of Polish Diet
Truly, most truly, does the New Jersey Herald pre-.
the Wings and the Bank men,
'There a time (says that panerN when nnon
among the Democratic party necessary than Mt
the present Dt1dc and conquer is the motto of our op-
ponents Accordingly appeal is to be made TO the
PartIaity OF our Southern brethren for Judge White
The Eastern Federasts unite on Daniel Webster
and by this method of uniting the whole Federal force Of
the latter gentleman and creating division of the De-
mocratc party in favor of the former to be able TO
the election from the People throw ii into Tho uousc f
representatives, and trust to intrigue and management
for the result.
T" Already preparations are making that the whole
power, corruption, and influence Of the IT, States Bank
shall be exercised in the coming contest This institu
on pursuing ITS usual system of hypocrisy aud decep.
ton little more than year ago, proessed with croco
ae Tears and doleiul lamentations regret inability
toreieye The country from the embarrassment which IL
sen had created by rapid contraction of its busine SIS;
alleging as reason the necessity of preparing oradu-
any TO wind ups concerns at the expiration of its char
Ter Now, when within little than year of the
termination of its existence has extended its loans
| within the last four months to the unpreccdented
amount of more than TWELVE MILLIONS of dollars
VII uhqnestonaby again cause It's influence be
t 10 the utmost extent OF its power previous the ne t
PRESIDENTIAL election, by calling in loans with as great
Iapaity as Il extended them; and it, by means Of its
Darrassnens and through divisions among the friends of
the ADMINISTRATION it shall be able carry the election
TO ths House of Representatives human foresight
can DC able TO predict the disastrous result TO the conn
try The hydra headed monster will again be able ia
It's crest completely to control all future cleo
uons, ana look down ON the widespread ruin and de
laton has made, with that compaccncy and delight
.hat fallen angel exults the victim he has drawn
into his tolls and lured to destruction through his own
reachery and malignity.'
Yes, Citizens of Virginia. be assured that such is the
! plan of the Bank men aud the Wing politicians The
Bank is not dead Shell close and be herself aoain
lyou, the Republicans of the South the great
OF the CONSTITUTIONS the guardians of tho Rights Of the
STATES do not again forward and again make as one
OF the leading issues Of your present elections BAsK
rNo BASKf To use the language of one of our late
correspondence we say to you:
People ought to be aware, this Bank not doad
u hng aud increasing It's do mischief Another paie
1nsf 0mhnd come it will during session of Confess
10" important Then u i to elect stand
willy nuc Of the W PATTY H@d
menle TO tho Assembly, who will speak BENJAMIN Watkins
sn voice Tint will bring him down from place TO
winch he was Improperly elevated Sessions add hnodr
sentiments Of Virginia. Wy "f ' ''"0
Now j. the time, five liberties to stand by them and
ambition '' ''N"' "'eN'"
"Gl;eas n YDgaiai Ndo's The day. and nes, N, 70
We os mem stkc last stroke against
nchiof IL gigantic our
p5 70 ne tolerated BY Ieo Strike
! Rights o. the States and the Liberties oftho
Let the issue be, at our Polls
! DISTRACTIONS or so INsTRUcTIoNs?
IEicH LEON?
| BAEK no BANK?
Rise People Of the ncent Dominion and save vour
own Rights the Rights Of the States and the Constitn-
ton OF your Country, from the fangs Of the monied
! Aristocracy
.9aotter .9peiL Tfick
! The Wing repubsfcd n Washington letter from, the
Philadelphia Enquirer insnuating that the SON of tire
! Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer was about to be ap-
pointed Secretary allegation and asked where was the
disinteestedness Of Mr. Richie? We thought il our dn-
" in times like these, TO deny on Fridog last the ale.
CATION in the most percmptory crms--Jhcrc was NOT
i even shadow Of truth in the report.
! Wel-thc Wing does not notice our contradiction in
ITS Saturday or yesterdays paper-but Saturday re-
Raof,shes from Noas STAR which seems to have taken
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