Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

Every fair investigation has proved this and the state Of
the Bank ITSELF The best of all proof rbundany shows
H. ne Time VIII come, am sure, when Justice will be
done them universally as IL is done them now bv those
who have sought for information and have formed their
constitutional grounds and partly other grounds
majority OF the People appear TO have decided against
renewing The charter"
In this there assertion in which we agree with
rr. wooster; Tie time c srher Justice ,riH be
a0ns Me Directors Of Tie B0nk" When the true condi
ton of the Bank he known which no " la;r in
vestgson' has been permitted We, TO rencl, Then ;s,
frtu DC done the Directors. When the widows and or
Phans who have been scduced by false statements TO in
vest toclr httlc all IN the stock of this Bank shall find
afera lapse of years. that they will never have
to them three ourths of The money they mid then he
C"eetorS ctu hare justice done them When the nation
at It's money cannot be returned which is invest
ca IN inc stock Of this Bank because of the many arpe
Pau 10 sena,otiai counsellors; loans made for polt
purposes on inadequate securty printing panic and
Potcai speeches; and froa dvcss other IRREGULAR and
improper dispositions of the funds Of the Bank then The
directors ,n,H hare justice done them
hese three paragraphs posthxzrvus There is not
m tne reports contained in the three daily paners ono
wod which has the least alluson TO what is contained
The fate of the Bank in its efforts for rc.ch,r,or
ana mat OF Mr. Webster for the Presidency are united
each DINER III one succeed, both succeed: If one
fall, both fall. Mr. Webster has now thercs,rs n
Ola guise lent himself the service Of the RAM
porting his own the same time i
ne laws OF the country condemn those detec,ed j.,
i'pcaung false COIN 10 hard labor ia, The Penntiarv
OK oiner public prseus- How much lighter ought The
punishment TO be- for detected i'm fabrica,;n r ,
purposes OF deception, false statements or false
The same in regard to him who crcul,tcs fslse rr; 80
'n VINO c,rcuatcs false speeches Which oucht 10 be
WIN tue greatest care by the laws of the coun
nu wh'ch merely affects the pocket or that which
"i'sc's ,he m'nu OF socieiy in general
AS we have before stated the Bank il IN MAKO ,ro,ho
erort 10 OBTAIN Its recharcr. Mr. Webster IL 10 aid il
ne mas already commenced by endcayorn to ,r,;s M,
ior the late extraordinary extensions of the ,nk
operations 80 WV VI 'ie pan vi
LOOK at the following extract from his dinner s,cccb
AZ concord last year MIR Webster tLen s,;J -"
WouIu De easy, however, show that Tho of
tpe Executive had produced great distress and
i1'hssoi8 WHICH WOULD E0.nErS ED Ann RYrr,rrn
oN'fI flbs CAUSE WAS REMoFEq for, did apy man SIM
pose .at the people could acqeiesce in the present state
y, uings-could consent that the funds of the :, $50,
o., i pc AePt IN place unprovded by law and liable
ETERNAL WAR AGAINST SIGH A PRINSS,i
LIZ; II II could not be overthrown TODAY Jot |, Ie n,
thrown. 'N"'' 1NH< " '<N%s over
but Panacea had been discovered The nressuro nc
WINTER had been removed never more 20 return.
was 10 DC no more fraudulent paper even the Safety
Banks might cease their operations The Golden ooc III
returned; new coin had come forth which bec,s,s d.
PEVeo oil the cap OF liberty, and the old motto Pl,i
Gus mum, was IN future to protect the country and ~
store 1T to all its former prosperity ""N 4e-
slG1Ynnk very lightly of the iniclliccncc IF
the believe that could be THUS deceived
Nnat TO DC understood ffom his declarations here
ana Tie dcpoSes reStOredP Those who believe The t,nL
VIII not struggle TO obtain re.charter mill a0o H.
next Presidential election past do but deceive them
selves '' '"e'i-
ing: ' Nus 'Ne toiio"-
The Boston Atlas, of Saturday Hast, says.
49,, w understand that meeting of the friends NJ Tho
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