Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

probation of the letters: and If anv boJv r n.eI
suence 70 convince them of the wanlonness and wick
OF tbe curailment at New Orleans where il was
so heavy and where much mischief was done 10 mer
chants and traders and the produce of the upper conn
uy IL can be found in the fact that the Bank Skinned
on 10 Europe, immediately the whole amount il curnil
co. 10 lie IN Europe undrawn for, until long after the
paIlic was
That the design of this Bank was TO unbipqe tho CON
nuehee OIL the people in their public and
e. Upset .ae government, was proved, not only by the
leocy OF the warfare carried against the President
and The House Of Representatives which stood bv him
ana by the paudts showered upon the Senate which
was attacking him, but by the express declarations and
os'entaous proclanations the bank itself for 10 sncb
pitch of unparalleled audacty was the impudcnce of
that institution carried by lis confidence in i,s mo-
eyeu power ana the cooperative effect of the Senatex
conduct that far from denying it boasted and oried
IN us determination to drive the usurper nteroper and
ptoi'gate advenurer as the President was called from
tne high place which he dishonored. Here is one of
,nese declarations issued by the President of Bank
Philadelphia National Gazette:
nsug S S'hest now wogog 10 this
S% turned into baneul faction spirit of liberty con-
caba With ali the of o1 ho TIE onS hand IS this
NATE and the mind and hear! Of the with the Sc
S S aa %s . s 20 Of The
Predict hs h'' and then those Of the that quarrel
% miSh ,he country may assign them. Personally must
b. S Sn rent as any fellow
"sea to them to be The instrument wrong public
se 1ouory from being roden BY
m wee a,S Of sS'a.ye
their personal rights, Oic duties; and will cont,
ME- us wrongs, shall drive these
This public avowa of The design of the Bank 10 upset
the Administration, has been confirmed by SUBSEQUENT
and since the Princeton address may
sutuuon In that address, the President Of the Bank
thus holds forth - ''' lam
Never desert the cOuptyucer depond over IL. nivrr,une.
@ ITS SSe1yers as madmen quail
is ony the @ Ssnouno you Disregard
from 'n prey, They will sock destroy Rejoice that your
defending her from her degenerate If ovorbone by
Retire youS ed SS ooE 1oS
From S% on SuS S sS aGss T haTS
hour viii az lo, It's Cph sweep. before you The nyeDsns
% IS 'glgf dominion of ignorance aud Proagacy
r tAe ~ reclaim gires ces and as
& ya add 1ay @ PT''''r' ~ tic energy a
The le~'y and fppancy with which the pressure was
abandoned by the Bank in Philadelphia, without giving
notice 30 its friends in the Senate was circumstances on
VINCE Ar dwelt at large, not only show the wan
oss OF te PRESSURE but the insoence the Bank to-
Mas us trends and champions He wished to recall
INC Peeoecon OF the Senate the scene of Friday the
was day of heavy presentation of dsress memorials.
and great delivery Of distress speeches. 1t was one OF
most alarming days which the panic had produced
~ eene<A o5e ray FOR she astSAa efoTt Never did
he alarm guns hre qucker,the tocsn ring louder-or
the distress flag float higher, than on that day: the
speeches which ushered the distress memerals might
be lost, or mperecy reported; but statement of The
memorials IS preserved upon the Journal and from that
source will read them 20 the Senate.
ofJnne 1884. y ~ 10y '''e ~'A'
Mr., Hendricks presented the 500 citizens
M %Ga paying Ieshor Of the Bank Of the U
oa SoT Rs one oil the removal Of III, pub
Mr. ominson presented thu memorial Of IN, citizens Of Nav
s. % county ConneeIieu praying tho only remedy
INC United States and that tho Bank be with suit
Clay citizens of York county
SS S", p"ls as the only means Of restoring public
states aud that that Bank be suitable nodi6
lie the proceedings resolutions adopted meet
y Of the citizens OF Butler county Pennsy opposed to all
b Of The United States and in favor Of rselaIerag that
henocky demonstrating against the of the rea
uureaion of M @ e o. me United states as an
me e9Pe aud praying for its restoration,
SUCH were the memorials presented on Friday, the
2|th day OF june accompanied by the usual lanenta-
tons over the run of the country and the usual com
mseraon for the hard fate of the Bank and the usual
Federation OF the impossbily of relieving the distress
until the dePosltes restored; the recharer re-
neweu' such was the scene going in this cham
berj while on the identical day, and, perat-
venture In The same hour, the Bank calm summers
moIhihg, was quietly adopting resolve to put end
TO the game, to cualng restore exchanges to
loan FIVE or ten millions of dollars make money pen
~ and TO expand its currency with more rapdiiv than
had ever contracted it, The resolve was adopted at
the 5Oar&, and the result communicated to the Ne
York MERCHANTS with that fippant leyitv which dis
Eliminates one branch of the Bank school from The
Ponderous Vcrbosity of the other The communicn-
uon, W The ligbicst style of unimportant note
any thing for The relief Of The country; SO the Bank
would relieve the country ITSELF and immediately com.
IDenced oanng and expanding with all possible randi
~ ANA SO ended the agony Of six months; the oht
ana ppant conclusion OF the panic being in exact pro
portion to the audacy of its conceptions and the roc
OIL its execution SO true the words of Presi
dcnt Jackson, who constantly told the distress commit
tees TO 60 back to Mr. Biddc that he could relic ve
lhem at any hour that Inc pleased! But what are we
10 think OF the insolence OF this institution con-
enPtuous indifference 10 its friends in the Senate 10 let
Them continue 10 go the old strain, singing 10 the
ola tune, and repeating that eternal dty "ot The re-
mora ~ c dcyOSifeS mute tie distress ROf10 c0id
rtcDo tie distress but Me restoration Of the deDoss or
Me reaecdi If the charter; and thus Exposing themselves
To ndicule 10 the Senate, at the very moment that the
Bank, throwing Of all disguise, and appearing in her
true condition. bids adieu to the panic makes laugh at
TIE whole niar and goes to up its loans and cir
cuaiion to the highest amount that the country would
take.
know, MIR President, that the four members Of ouv
Finance Committee mace report in favor of the Bank
and which will be relied upon prove its innocence Of
every thing laid To its charge but know also that the
report incorrect n its views mistaken in facts and
IN law, partial TO the Bunk, unjust the President and
10 the House OF Representative, and TO Mr. fancy in
furious TO the people, and dangerous their riuhts and
liberties. know this be the character Of that report
for studied il well, and made motion at the last SEES.
sion to rccouInt H. that might have an oppcrunitv Of
showing what IL That motion was laid upon tho
table by the friends Of the Bank, and | was ptecluded
from making my exposition Of it, errors and nfrmities
but what able to do then am able to do now; and
" osy one member Of that committee shall dissent from
the judgment have pronounced upon their work I
hold myself bound and ready to make il good and even
To show that have spoken in terms Of limited censurc
and Of suhducd moderation in respect 10 IT, The Gen.
ucman who was the organ Of the report (Mr Tyler is
no longer here; bot three members Of tie committee
4 a