Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
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REPRESENTATIVES, and that il now remains 10 be acted F.
by the Senate To the democracy OF that body the Ya 4
pie of Pcnnsy mia turn for protection IN TINS cf>S a
have right believe and 10 demand mat Their hypi
of its frniness shall be Disappointed The SrDaea
composed Of twenty democrats, and Twelve an!.El
sonic Bank Wings. With such majority that braHca K
of the Government, should be the citadel OF Freedom @
should stay the march OF corruption. BY So dong Is
will oain reputation of the most enviabc briIairy
There is honor in the power OF the people 10 mstow
which its intrepid and honest members may not coi4
mnnd.
Five fathless senators required to consummatc liz
work of treachery The friends of the Bank EboaS Il
that they have been found that their British BANK m
five Arnods enrolled in IFS We believe that he
are mistaken, and that TINS show OF confluence Is a.
sumed for purposes to be guessed at IL Cannot s
that men placed By the of the people in high re, s
ponsble stations, guardians OF the safety OF Tile r. (
public will be found receans in the hour OF rai STAN
inc as they do centre which the gaze OF Their cor
,iucnls is carery bent. The Bank dcccvrs itself 4 +
its sanpuinc calculations 1t has long dealt with Ar
yenal and unprincipled that II holds al! men TO be aa
II i, for The Senate of Pennsylvania I" show the inonT
CHANGERS the fatal error into which they have fallen
10 save the State from the worst OF sdYcTy-sub"cts
! 10 Il gigantic nOrcd power.
It Will be seen that the bill passed It's last reading
the House of Representatives by vote OF :" TO 81
The regular party vote, the Dcmocra;c men!"r>. tue
10 their trust. voting against It, Ten days have tcea
consumed in the House with the suhic"t-ii II g,a
through the Senate at all il will takea much ongcT tine
,PcHuSWrdnnn, ft. ! |
BrproRD CorsTY-A very large Anti-Bank u,r' ]
inu of the citizens Of Bedind county, was held IN tie
borough of Bedford, the 10Th January, over "hra
Charles AcDuwr presided Resolutions Of the st:on.
est character passed against the Bribery Ball T&
people up every tctIoR oi the State, anc the ~
element is unparalleled. The political doom Of each
man who Tor the Bank Is sealed forever -Ft /
Every democratic paper in the State, which has reach
ed US within few days, is out IN opposition 10 the b.
charlering the Bank Of The United States. Meeting,
have been held in a number Of countless and ca.,:
in several Others reference 10 tins question.
The correspondent OF one OF the city papers says TIA:
there are fifteen wing and ant-ua*onc members IN liz
State Senate This is mistake. The following are Tie
names and party classification of the members:
Dcsnorraf$-Alcssrs. Baker. BURDEN Carpenter. Dc
key, Fore ticgcr, FL. Harper, Hopkins Irwin, Kelly,
Krrbs Lert NJ Cuiucr, Middecoti, Nc"hard pcnrosr,
Read Rogers, SangSton, Slrnkcr: Cunning ham-2l.
.7nt-.uG<ons and Uhss-Nlessrs Darragh, Fu!!rr'on,
Harper, (Leb) libshman James iAl Conknry. Miller,
! Alicher, Paul, Smith. Strolm, Toland-l2
Should The Nrcirc wings and antimasons vote rnan.
mosy Cor The bank BILL as il is supposed t!Iey viii.
will require the votes of FIRE Of the democratic member:
to carry il. The OF ire mentioned in conrri
sation whose votes the friends OF the Bank say are sac
/ for it.
The Huntiuodcn Ga-ruc of Wednesday last, contain;
call for meeting olhc citizens of Huntingdon COUNT!
without distinction Of party to be held on Friday "r
signed by nearly two hundred names The o'!"w"s'
rTBI.lC MEETlNG-LIBERrY OR SLAVERY.
To the Fireman IF Huntingdon county, generally, mt"m!
distinction IF purity.
bill has been reported 10 the Legislature TO ie'
charter the present sockhodcrs OF The United S'a'
Bank with a capita! or,wen weight millions for perez
of 80 years.
IT is proposition to ensayc the Commonwealth, sea
our liberties for OF pOtlage, subject our hnanc'a"
commercial and agricultural interests IN base none:
monopoly, and yield the ghts OF every freeman TO he
mercy Of arisocralic bank directory. Brides are
held out to every section of the Commonwealth 10 sup
port the monster and let no man be asonisfrd ,Ss
money of British Bank, rrpudated by the people c" tH'
Union shall be freely corrupt the
scnalives Of the people.
Let every free CITIZEN :hcn, rally to the rescue and
save liberties from the unaIlowcd corruption OF am
bilious iactonIsts We not yet prepared 10 barter
all the liberties dear to irccmcn, nor will we do II al Tue
dctaon o. any corporatiun foreign or domestic.
We therefore recommend that public meeting 0e
held at the CourtHOusc in the borough Of Huntingdon
Friday the 9TH day of February next, TO cAprrss f
deliberate opinion Of this base attempt Ia cnsare aud
corrupt the free citizens of this Commonwealth.
Let every man, who values the freedom he ENJOYS
and who duly estimates the price ut which, 1t was boura
come. Let circumstances against this encroachment"
circulated through ever town, village and hamlet III iHT
country. Let YET make last desperate effort tos-'t
the Republic. Let an appeal be made to the Sparta
band Of Stale Senate, and we trust that to maot!
in tina, body it will not be Intellectual.
philadelphia Sntjnd, fb
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
This monster is in the field, and carrying all o.
fore it, BY course Of pcrhdy, intrigue, d!ssnuaHn
and bribery, unparalleled in any age country, a'
succeeded in throwing the public off their guard &C.
ccving many, and corrnpting some, until by hcG"'"
spring, like tiger upon It's prey, it has dashed It's C'''
ter through tic lower House Of the Pcnnsyivan Leg"
ature and the friends OF the Bank openly boast hr's
that it has secured Scren Of the Democrac Senator
and are certain Of carrying their mass OF cofrrH'o"
through the Senate. Three Of these Senators, te! -
have double part I" play; they arc 10 r''e "s"'" ~,
bill, # ii he Carried rtihOut Mr", III ornrf ~
their places with the Democracy III order I" be a"'r
serve the monster hereafter; but, il Ia" charter came
be carried without their votes, then they arc " For "
it at all hazards .
While this stupcndous fraud confined 10 the sax
Of PENNSYLVANIA, silent observers OF us Fy
gress; but that branches are TO be cSiaNIis'ro "
every State, il becomes national concern, aH' "'"
cracy throughout the Union will have TO rise IN ITS oH"
defence The State Legislatures in every State will X
come the Of the intrigue, bribery, and CIT
ruption, which is now going on al Harrisburg. Eve!
where the will be work establish It's bancn
es. The sale Of the old branches mere trich
throw the public off their guard In this District oa"
under the Of agency is to be kept up. There wa
be p-cuniary profit in il. the friends Of tho Dam
admit, but i. is necessary, in order TO keep "F'"
the communications with the bank members IN 90"
gross. The subj OF tins stuPcndous lfano WI! u"
fore come before Congress. like that OF the azoo CIV
and the whole Union will become parties to, as Sc"
as spectators of the contest. The President, IN ms az
nua message and the Secretary Of the Treasury, o
recommended that the law making the L. States PAN
notes receivable in payment of public dues be Teiea
and this recommendation now becomes ln'Fefau'tni
also for expeIng the monster from the
trct. But athoug h the Bank may succeed IN lhr i'"
syYania Legislature with The representatives OF the
pie the people themselves to be above cor'GF "
terror, and seduction. The democracy IS IN a'D.
throughout the Stale and to aside the infamous CO..
ruption like that Of the Yazoo fraud set aside s'
to be the unanimous determination The tris'c ~
State was first, three millions, il is now increased "
and half; and will be raised to ten or twelve i' ,
if those who sold The State will only ask IT, ne '
the worse, for the people will have to pay II all Ill.,
with usurous interest upon il, and the loss oil 'e''
critics besides.-Giobc. 30
THE BANK-raE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, "
PENNSYLVANIA. >. e.. , c.,t,.
The bill rr-chartrring the Bank Of the Cntsfa " ,s
with capital of ,hiry-ivc millions Of dollars