Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21


on its owa stock Observation-Disclosures. $50 300
Sa "t'er STOCKS Observation-Disclosures. l30,494
The whole of the loans each at New York is
United states BANK stock ................ cOO,30O
Other stocks Observation-Disclosures. 325 .O36
The Bank has loaned since the Is, of March last at
Philadelphia, viz
On it, stock Observation-Disclosures. 2l6 S55
On other stocks Observation-Disclosures. 1673 ,420
" which there was during the last month, decrease
Mark! a decrease of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 237. O97
An increase other stocks of 3O2, l5l
The whole amount of loans each now, Phiiadel-
phia is
United States Bank stock, ............. 19s, 1853
Other stocks, .72I 35S
~ Making IN The aggregate, loaned upon stocks in New
York and Philadelphia alone, upwards of SEVEN MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS! One half of this sum has
been loaned in these two places LIST of March
last.
Who, after this exposition, will say, tina, the Bank is
not the leading gambler; that ii has fostercd
ragged, and sustained gambling and gamblers Ii is the
worst species OF gambling, pcrncious 10 the inte
rests and more dcbasng To the morals OF the community
than any other and yet, while other species of GAMBLING
are pohihed and punishable by the laws, this ond
the reach of the laws.
We called attention particularly 10 the fact of the
loans rpen It's own stock in Philadelphia, having de-
creased during the last month $237 ,0J7 We consider
inns Is strong evidence OF the which the Bank in
tends TO pursue Some kno,cing has obtained the
secret of the contemplated movements of the Bank and
sold out before the decline, which those will
cause, takes place. No more likely than that s.,c
Biddie cousin ~ 'eSideh'
But few days since we found an article in Moab,
otar winch we then, now, considered Bank official
In which the following
'lhe time has arrived carry the war into their very
camp and make one glorious effort redeem our coun
try
We satisfied then what was mean, by this de-
claration We confirmed in the opnion tb,n
expressed, that the GLORIOUS effort is to obtain n re-
newa of the charter OF the Bank; and that too ,rou
pressure distress misery and ruin which it is
TO nilic upon the community that they may in their
suterngs cry out, Gre The Bank the charter and ne re-
h@ True, .the time has arrived, the Bank has issued
ats orders to begin the turn of the screws
Noah denies having had reference to the Bank in
TIC article from which we took the above, and says
. The Bank is dead The Bank of the limited STATE.
is of history: it is preparing io wind
up lis concerns: there is hope of its obtaining char
ter from Congress. Let them off in any way they
may, and desire to do, still the winding up of that inn
inense concern cannot be unfct throughout the Union
This has been the OF the Bank for months past
wishes the public to believe that 'the Bunk IS dsad
we regret TO lind that some of our friends whose
sagaciy we placed greater reliance have been led into
inc ceiusion that the Bank is dead We tell them it il
The Bank still lives in undminsicd but rather in.
creased power and tell them further that the grrnt
battle Is yet TO be fought with institution and lis do
tenders and supporters which will require of tbco mud
OF us to buckle on our aror and shoulder shoulder
into the conflict.
The Bank dead Indeed What said Tho ,ro,, ,a
eate attorneys defender supporter and pensoner of the
Bank, Daniel Webster, at the Concord dinner speech
In reference TO the removal Of the Deposites from the
United States Bank and placing them in State Banks e
said" IL would be easy however, to show that the
aes o 'e Executive had produced great distress and
PressurePTeSUTc hioh ,oOud be ree,ced md rreafed
until the cause renOred That is until the Rant
was e-chartered, and the Deposes restored to it," And
again, ne eJaculates-"ErEKNAL WAR AGAINST srcu A
PRINCIPLE; IL COULD BE ovERrHRovs To.o,v
LET 1T BE ATTACHED ro-MoIRow, YEAR AFTER
YEAR, USrII 1T ovERTuRowN.'' Yet not,giths,anJ
lag this declaration of Mr. Webster there are those who
would wish us to believe that the Bank is deadI W.
say to our friends-Away with such a thougLt-bansb
the belief! '"'''''
This mouth piece of the Bank Noah says =" 1t (the
bank) IS preparing to wind up its concerns" This We
were tod IN lo32 by the Bank of Senate il
must commence doing Immediately then If the charter
was not then renewed And again .hc snn,e him u,os
repeated IN o53I4 by The same individuals in the same
place. as well as by the Bank ITSELF the dc posites
were not restored and the Bank re-cbartered Nov
when The Bank charter has but months TO run be-
torc u expires, we told that the Rank is preDo,;p
10 o,nd up ats concerns " and this too Immediately snc
ceedng an enlargement of its loans during the last nine
months of more Than nineteen millions aud an ;cr en-,
oI us Circulation, OF more than nine millions of dollars
Again, says the Star, Let them case o in ann nan
they a"4y unit desire to dr. stH tie ,cndi0Gnp oftSt im
'"cmse concern cannot be aAteH Mrovghonf he Gn0n"
The very fact of these nonstrous extensions AZ suc
time gives flat contradiction the assertion that
nc Bank as desirOuS III The Bank intend. th,t
1t shall not be ngjcit throughout the Onion ~
but The reaction has commemorative orders issued
10 cuFiai IL Is time that people should be brought TO
u'lI senses, and the exercise of prudence Let the
stock operators look at the prccpce upon which thev
stand The Bank holding stocks hypothecatrd 10 for
loans, TO the of millions of dollars ,vc
it may require to be redeemed they fall due Addcd
to this, the many millions hypothccaicd to State nsti
tptons which they will be obliged to call in the payment
Of IN the $ Bank persevcres in curaiIino ,Ioon
Where IS the money to from 10 meet these calls .
Where will purchasers be found? 1t will he the stock
tho
merchant Already have seen it stated in thc New
ork papers that the Banks there have been compeled
70 throw out large amounts of good business paner
offered by merchants, because OF the want of mems o
discount A. This fact Alone should think would IF
seli be sufficient TO awaken the merchants TO n sense
Of the danger which is impending over then Rni ,re
have another which lead them as wei as the tac
banking institutions, think, to reflect II is Mat
american h9u dOltars shipping 10 Londonf One
hundred aud twenty odd thousand dollars were sbnncd
ny one house from New York in the packet Of the il
inst We believe this is tic first instance of Amrrcan
coin, to any amount, having been shipped to England
We adncnisL the leading Stale Banks TO the exercise
OF increased prudence; more particularly the DrDost
Banks. Would it not he veil for them TO commence
snTlang now gradually, that they may have the mean,
VI relieving the community, in the time of oressurcS
nc community will look TO hem then for relief and
support. W
From the means Of information within our reach CON
nccied with, and affecting the pccunary affairs of the
country generally, feel that We are looked to- 10 corn
munleaie The same TO The public. We have cndeavorcd
and shall continue TO do faithfully If we succeed -
arousing single individual to the exercise Of f,at n,,
dence which viii save him from ruin we shall bc f,llo
compensated for our labors Those vho disregard o1r
aoonuons cannot expect 10 sympath1e egjtb tl,cn,
after. ~ 'e "'i'-
49, $3.50
DOMESTIC.
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