Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06


fore calculate either defeating the election Of Pres
dent altogether obtaining the votes of the isolated
nepublican members from Mississippi and Missouri as
wei as carrying North Carolina, by the vote of the in
divdua TO be elected from the lately vacated district
AS much confidence is be reposed in the two Demo-
cratic members from Missouri and Mississpp as in any
'e ouse but 10 expose the objects and principles Of
the Opposition, II is allowable to look 10 the position
winch they would have them occupy and its political
consequences In the supposed case, The Chief Mags-
tracy TO be carried for the by three
uniformly and decidedly Democratic ali of them since
the cause has been staked upon the election of Mr. Van
buren, having elected their General Assemblies and
'neir representatives in the Senate with a view TO his
support The Will and the principles of great
In these three sovereign States be put under foot
act violating their sacred pledges This is the first sa-
crhce through which the Opposition expect 10 compass
their obec
The next sacrifice is this--In eight of the staes on
which the coalition rely they only hope 10 succeed by
me woe on single neprescntative In louisiana Della
war Aaama' n Carolina, Mississippi, Missouri Ohio,
ana maryland the balance is turned by sine lie vote in
eir iavor II their best hopes realized They exnec
inc voe oil Ohio, through the vote of MIR Spanger who
au's mat he represents district in which there il
large democratic majority and in Maryland they must
.urn the scale by the vote of Mr. Tuner whose ds,ric
a'so oecidediy Democratic The election of one of
ue SPPosllon candidates, under these circumstances
woed present the spectacle only of three of the great,
est states in the Union, New YORK PESxsyLyANiS and
VIRGINiA entitled to ninety five electoral votes wnigLpd
down by the vote of single member from encb oS The
three smallest, DELAWARE MISSISSIPPI and MIssorrt
ou exhibits the monstrous injustice of eight States
each carried by the vote of single member counter1
enhancing not only the great States alluded TO- and their
overwhelming democratic majorities but five other
States, MAINE, NEW HAMPsuIaH CoSxEcrIcur GroR-
GA ana INDIANA, in all of which the delegations are
unanimous, save three notes.-the eight Democrats
states in The electoral college, being entitled to one hun
ueu ana Notes.-The eight counte States
only sixtysx The whole thirteen States relied ON bv
the coalition 10 give them the election being entitled 10
one hundred and twenty-one votes while tho eleven
Democratic States, to be voted down by them in the
House, IRE entitled to hundred and ffty-seyen a
majority OF thirty six in the electoral college.
rn1l1 hu IA
Magistrate obtained by the prostration ofeyerv nrnc
ora ana political, which gave being to the system un
uer whlch we hive Obtained by putting public opinion
unuer ioot-proslltutng the representative bodvand
making the forps the Government mere MACHINERY
to work out the schemes of adro politicians contryin
TO render great tread mill for the nation in which The
Peope to do the work-to walk round and round -,
putt IN moton-while the cunning managers are 10 d
rect all It's power to their purposes Would not
such an example of the degradation of all popular a
horty IN the Government the success of ad on The
part OF the few, ALLEVIATE the affections of the People from
our dearly cherished Institutions, and beget spirit the
country whies IN aboring to the power of the
triumphant factIen, might unsete the Government it.
sell. what Administration could conduct the affairs OF
the hlgsPlrlted and intelligent community of American
Republics when the chief Of il should have attained his
power rst by deception and treachery to the People
Sna next Dy te vilest collusion traffic. prostitution
among political eoBederales Could the mere forms Of
violated Constitution prevent a wronged and insued
nation OF ireemen from rising in revolt to resume their
rghiinl control in the Government snd would not the
anarchy which has marked the triumph of fraud aud
force in the South American republics fall on us with
It's curse OF continual revolution
Bot The Bank of the United Sta.os has al,ea4 D,,
taken, IN the most Republican State of the Union 70
teach the People to submit to the government of The mi
nority. MIR. Blddle, by the divisions anon~ ,b n
cIacy, has obtained a General ssembv in Pspnsoiv;
oil which lac the master, and which is as suisse
10 nm as 1t Is eontumacous the majority of the Peo
PIE lhey nave given him monopoly for ibirfv vears
winch 10 render him and them alike independent of
the public will Monarchy is but mononolv pf naIoo
power; ano irresistible control the currency the
prices Inc commerce OF State power to purchase nm
and dictate to the public press-a power to pnrcJ,ose M
the stocks and monopoze the influence of minor cornd
TatIons-a power engraed the State Internal In
provemen system and its common school sva,en, r al
these powers combined in the hands of one nDrncnled
man. 90 not eventually confer higher prerogatives and
more absolute political control over the State of Per-
syiVanla, than any monarch of England ever held over
as colony, then man must have changed his nntnre
,e .e power OF making unbounded largesses faint
.ne motives oil legislators and make them subservent TO
the interests and ambition of the great Patron who lis
their purses with gold, has lost its virtue
The success which attended MIR Biddles anDI;cat;o
Tor ms thirty years monopoly against the pet,iona f
The People, to their representatives. shows that mn
ney has the same efficacy the representatives on this
ho on 'ue Atac, as on The other This perpetual
chartel-or u 1t endures for thirty years can perpe
tuate itself thereaiterwas obtained by Mr. BiddIe IN
aer inc Pree"ee Of gto'ng caPitatt to he Satei He has
Just told the stockholders of the vast establishment NJ
which he is made master, that il is "noac STRANGER o
er6r The immense strength of this unsborn Samnson
20 ne skered IN fennsyvana, TO bless that State
WIN CAflIAL" When, in lis plenitude as the moneyed
monopoly of the whole Union in Nav 1882 tbis gyeat
corporation exhibited The power lend seventy millions
of ftven
one millions and third, little more than seven mil
lions and half Of Spseie capitut!l This shows the
amount OF privilege conferred for the blessing of bnvn
seven millions OF coin locked up from Circulation Il,
Chesnut ST. This is the contribution of captal ogs,sJ
up oy the stockholders foreign and domestic and are
they not munihcently rewarded by the perpetual pvi
ege OF issuing paper currency of upwards of twenty
millions and making loans il the amount Of So
yenty mlions' This treasure, then of Coreioft-banL
ers, and mobiles, has, under the alchymy of ME- Rddl
been made TO expand into times its amount and by
the taxing power with which it is gifted has the mover
oil exorng from the industry Of The PEOPLE of this conn
ry annuity, an amount equal to the whole sum Of coin
deposited And this exoron is be increased il seeos
by The new power of fastening stocks i'm The State
banks extending IFS usury again in every State Of the
Union. wv
IT Is mere imposture the part Of those who call The
Bank, as renewed under the State law, "a STATE IN.
SIllUllON Eleven millions Of its stock belong TO
FOREIGN BANKERS and BRITIsH MOBILES The seven
millions additional TO the stock now to be taken orc
Doubtless sent TO Europe to be committed 10 the Same
hands Not more than sixth Of the capifo oc sb
old Bank ever employed the PRINCIPAL and branch
Bank IN Pennsylvania IL is therefore, not only FOREIGN
as to The derivation OF its capital and destination of 1s
dividends, but not than xth part Of lis can't
tai could be used in the State As il was formetIy so IL
is It's roof is in Philadclph branches will
oYersbadow the Unionts fruit is to be Sent TO Enrona
lfincreased banking capital we're necessary WHY did
not The patriots who camorous the adgocaieso Of
State institutions bank really for the States
benehtfealy bringing new capital into the Sta,e-re-
ally subject to the power Of the State auihores-and
really giving to the States Treasury the revenue raised
the corporate privileges conferred III the Ieoiaa.
ure had Incorporated bank Of TEN MfLLfoSs cApIrA1
for thirty years-had simultaneously created TIN Nh,
STOCK pledging the faith Of the State for their
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