Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-10
Tile Bank not deodt


The Kentucky {" Observer" states in vain that ~ The
people OF Virginia know WELL that the question of thc
reehorer of the Bank is settled and the destiny of il r
revocaby fixed aud that man dreams of re.arafing
that question, until the melancholy e5ptricncc ofis nae
uon shall proclaim the utter incom petcncv f
SWte banks, TO furnish general circulating medium
iHck trick AL! Who now drlGnpS that the Bank
IS cxiinct-that its destiny is rreeOcqLV ,a,
the question 'rW not be re-agiotcdY Watand this il
s'iu' "heh me BANK IS ioanng out millions of mo-
ney, and bringing the People more and more in ia
debt, although it should be winding IN its affairs
ana preparing for deatl-bcd rcpentamce-wlcn in
IRE months, II has extended its accommodations q,
fourteen millions Gin last we stated ~ millions IN
fnonts)-when it is making loans las we arc assured
ny tie Globc) for two years TO come thus slipping
round Tie substance Of its charter which fbids II
new business after the 9TH March next who can 90
the arrangements that made the plots that are form
Gu 10 prepare Tor new struggle for rc-chartc and to
give cihcacy to that struggle, by bringing it on
next Presidential cones-who can see all this and vct
say that the Peopio Of Ygaia know well thattle o,
ton OF The recharor is settled 2, But the PconIc M Vi;
ga VIII Judge for thcmsevcs-and they knoio better
THE PINS EXPOSED.
The following letter was received Yesterday i
from respectable citizen from Tennessee Ills maine
was athxed to IT. but he makes remark about civ.
mined to omit It, The letter of Mr. Van Buren, puts te
exunguisher at once upon all the Observation-Disclosures
Wneh nave been so eagerly circulated about him on ,s
70 rim EDJLoR or rylE EwevrReR.
GtLttuS, Tenn 18th March, 1885
Sv On my arrival at this place from Missssippi on
yesterday saw your paper Of e I2tI inst in Which II
V stated that IN various parts Of Va CHARGES are made
ana limitations flung out. that Mr. Van Bnrcn was one
~ nosg ueIuuca ana misguided individuals, who wished
TO interfere with the Slave Population of lie southern
states rs the same lntiuatons were circulated during
me astyear IN various Opposition prints in Missssinp
ana that The public should not be mscd on a subject
~ much dccacy and sesbilty to the Southern people
addressed letter tg Mr.. Van Burcn on the subject
o. ms answer TO which now send you copy.
lhayc exhibited the letter to several persons and as il
has not as yt become necessary have IL published
IN mississippi have held il ready to be used i'm any part
oil the United states where II became necessary ihot
uu s'ouu ispeI inisehoou You arc OF liberty to use
the letter as you may deem best for this object
On my way spent week in Nashville where found
little diversity OF opinion at frst the subject Of the
proposed ePnbcan Convention 70 nominate candidates
Tor PRESIDENT and Vice President As might have been
expected Judge White stands high in this state and
w"eh 20 s are added Nac PRIZE and the ciamor Of the
Opposition, it did, for few DAYS appear as n n ,i1
,aHy every thing before IL bat TIC appearance Of The
fsiafnt letter. reproving an Editor iorsn unw1franta
oe in"oHucuon" s uane on The snhiect of ihe next