Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-10
Richmond, Va, Friday, April 10.

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FELLOW CirizfSs-We lay the following very in.
tercsng Developments before you. Read and reflect
well upon their ominons contents They received
yesterday in the Washington Globc and we hasten To
lay them before the People Depend upon it 'the hand
OF the Bank Is in this thing struggle is 10 be
made by the Monster; and the troes and contests of the
Presidential Election to be made TO contribute the
revival of this corrupt and corrupng Institution Ava
rice and ambition are banded together for its success
The Republican party is to be up if possible. The
Wings are 10 White in the South--Wcbs,cr in the
North-unu Perhaps when the suspicious moment
comes, Mr. Clay may step upon the field, and try to
enter into the H. of r. with two others of the con-
tending competitors. The election will go the III of
rand there the Empire will be set up 10 the auction
| of the lnirigucrs.
| 1t only Wednesday. that we received n letter
from Me South; from the OF distinguished politicians
who writes Us in the following strain
'The Wings running of Judge White is intended TO
keep up their Party in Virginia, and carry the election
of President to the H. of RYou right in exposing
and dcnouncing it, and the eyes of the People ought 10
open twas got up last winter by the Bank Southern
and South western III Washington, who are at
heart opposed to and yet afraid for Clay
Webster or Mclean, though they prefer any of them
TO Van Buren, White.-Bcll, of Tennessee, is |
have doubt inmicnl to Van Buren, and he has pro-
badly operated on of the Tennessee Members and
the game is to take White for their candidate and so
prese an eteetio" by The people Parties too in Virginia
Gordon, Gholson and others, opposed to coming
tor Clay or Webster, and they only anxious take
up White as acover to keep alive their party in Virginia.
and 10 make through Van Burcn Calhoun
too and his parzans in Washington determined to
come INTO h!s scheme for party purposes, the only
means ai defeating and breaking down the Republican
Party. If Whi.e do this, by dividing us they then
think the game will be in their own hands ="
Nothing can from this dreadful aIternatire but
the concert and harmony of the Republican Party of an
Election by the H. of X.
Let our watch word be, UNIoN -
In spite of all the manGuvres of the Enemy the de-
coys they throwing out the Ihc far they are af.
iectng TO display, let the issues for State Legsa-
lures, still be these:
BANK, or No BAxK9
INsrRucTIoNs, No INsrRucrIoSs?
LEIGH, or No LEIGH?
But, But, read the following Developments from the
Washington Globe-and reflect deeply on their i'm
Portance g Hear me for my causcand listen that you
From the Washington Globe.)
! THE COMMEMORATIVE DESIGNS OF THE
ENEMY-EXTRA GLOBE.
WAsHIScToS, April S.-The Democracy of the Uni
ted Stateswitl wise forecast and vigance-with the
SPIRITED Intelligence, energy and independence which
distinguishes the great body of the Peoples eve
ywhere busted in mbodyng its strength again to give
supremacy to the will of the majority, election of
the First and Second Officers of the Republic Never
was such precaution more necessary. The enemy in all
quarters are most active In their preparations. After the
Delegates from all the States of the Union elected by the
great popular party, shall have assembled Baltimore
on the 10Th of May next, and given expression TO the
wishes of their constituency the war of the Opposton
will be revived with increased fury.
Inc Bank, IT will be perceived, has recently added
Immensely TO The great preparations which it has WELD
ed with such tremendous power during the last few
years Its presses-s retained professional vocatcs
ITS mercantile inuences phalanx of political leaders
IN congress each acting the part of sarap in the diff
ierent sections of the countryaTe raying its forces I'M
der different flags Al stand ready the conflict
at moments warning It's operations in authorization
OF the coming tIoh have already com,
menced Before me last trial of strength with General
It's loans were run up 10 seventy millions This
yer iEeh ya i@s ief;mo as so " S .e
business OF the country the Presidential vass
III aHed, because the Democracy concentrated i'm
support of Gen. Jackson for President and Mr. Van Blu
rem Tor Vice President, the nominees of the National
Convention Its articles prevailed only in making
slight schism in the republican ranks on the vote
TOR the Vice President IT'S seductive course was thcn
inverted and the attempt made the last Congress
pane ana pressure It's whole line of discounts was run
down. between August, 1888, and November 1884 from
SOL GO,3l0 to $i5 754 POL the loans ON personal secu
rty (in which operation is most severely f.IN wore
reduced from forty nine millions TO thirty millions AL.
though it was avowed that this last reduction became
indispensable to prepare for closing the concerns of the
Bank we now see that is inspired with new hope and
| has again resumed its system of extensive loans-
Uin the last fire nomtS, is Shoarn La The Brnk RI,
aIIMs 70 INC dreaSwy ne discounts have up from
ABOUT 20 millions 10 more than 60 MILLIoNs!!! This
proves that if the Bank called in loans to prepare for
the close OF its charter it longer considers prepare
ton Tor such result necessary And if the election of
President is brought to the House of Representatives il
does not reckon unreasonably.
The intrigues of the last Session of Congress
opened up new prospects TO the Bank. The cashier
OF the Bank, (Ar. Jaudon the sonn.law of JUDGE
Whte,) spent some weeks towards The close of the
session in this city, and obtained full view of all the
arrangements OF the Opposition lie ascerained (the
facts were notorious in the circles in which he moytN
THAT ms tatherinlaw, Judge White who has hitherto
Dce steadiast enemy OF the Bank would to
come candidates. to draw off all the Republicans of the
South, whom sectional feelings might influence in his
favor, and array em together with the original oBpos
uon To the Administration, against the Democratic
National nomination. although obtained through
General Convention Of the Delegates of the Republican
party, IN conformity the wishes of the maoriiv o
the Democracy of the South well as the North He
asccrtaincd that Mr. Calhoun, who introduced lie
bill to re-charter the Bank for twelve years wond
cordially cooperate iii pressing Judge White in tle
Southland that MIR. Bell the Speaker of the House
OF Representatives friend to a National Bank in
principle, and recently placed under peculiar obligations
In flc ~.
lie ascerianed that Mr. Leigh who was for the Bank of
The United States IN Me ucrnaties and who does moi
believe that national currency can be supplied without
one who was prepared to waive his preens ons and v
ms strength, IN aid of Judge White. TO sever Vronia
IN the election, from the republican cause He asccr.
famed that Senator Mangum, of the Banks Hhite-
W@W"g COmmHec since nominated the White
ucket as wee President together with Messrs. Moore
Black and Pondcxer, aud every other Representative
who had been elected by the Democracy of those
states, but subsequently, rendered dsaected through
the influence Of the Bank had rendered their suppori
70 Judge White, and that the remnant Of their per.
sona weight IN the party with which they were
once united, would go with that Of Judge White
would become thoroughly identified with the Opposition
oil an conplcxions IN the South and that tie whole
would, IN the end, in all likelihood be as entirely ot e
disposal Of the Bank the Southern Opposition had boon
during Tie panic session MIR Jaudon also ascer,aincd
we have no doubt, from his private intercourse with
Judge Wmtc (DeiOTc the trcrOr0bc lcricu Dfc0e ras
Published) that he had committed himself absolutely TO
uosc who brought him into the field denying 10 himself
even the privilege OF withdrawing his name from the can
Vass aho IN his own opinion subsequent events should
render proper ln this state things the manaoers Of
the Bank have felt themselves well warranted in renevn
the struggle for charter which they consider attanabe
within the years given to wind mn the busiunse or b,