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

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tca power which he has purchased Of the upostae re
representatives. at Harrisburg.
The Faux of the United States, although chartered BY
fennsylvanla, is not State Bank or United Stairs
oanN as constituted IT Is independent nike of both
governments Tor Thirty The People of Pcnnsyl.
wanna save few stock pbbcrs and MIR. Biddc the vice.
roy OF the foreign Stockholders have interest in IT,
III IS the organ OF foreign bankers and mobiles, and the
noneyed arisioeracy among and privileged 10 raise
revenue for them by taxing the People Hence Il
becomes The great wheel in the political organization
mat party at home and abroad which would make CO.
vernment iabor-saving machine 10 the gentry con-
verng by taxation in various FORMS the labor of the
industrious, into luxurious Incidence for idle Penn
syivana, the central Republican State at this moment
the axis of its political movement. II has brought lis
influence to bear by canal and road bonuses every
ncighborhood--n has associated its moneycd control
with The common school interest in every countv-it
has obtained an absolute control the Legislature BY
introducing its friends, by minority vote throuyL the
schsm in the Democratic ranks into the House and pur
chasing control over the Senate through the yena,;tv
OF some SIX or eight members VIGOROUSLY false to
eir constituents IL has put it's corrupt league of press
es m moon aud is already flooding the State with pub
locations full OF misrepresentation deceive the Peonic
as 10 men and motives aud acts defraud them of ,he
gh,s Against the general CUSTOM its renoi MINORITY
Legislature is adjourned meet ia Nav for tLs
single purpose OF cooperating with its designs regard
10 tue November election at which time il has been ar
ranged The Presidential Electors and delegates 10 the
convention shall be chosen. IL tx thus concerted that
the fate of the Bank which, in the Stale il, on
me character OF the Convention and ia the Union on the
complexion OF the electoral college shall be decided n,
the same moment-a point of time upon which the whole
branch ct the State Governments may be concentrated
It's understood that il of the objects of the called
SESSION LOT May, to gerry,aandcr the State-tlat is 10
uVuc INTO districts, and appoton and distribute
Them, as to enable the federal minority 10 return nno
rty to the electoral college and the Convention Tits
no enect the double purpose of the Banks
power in The State, and Of bringing the c
uon into the House OF Representatives whore !, ro,6
IDENTITY hopes TO Je allie Tug h. AVID Ss,,h nv
charter to associate tie power with Federal Govern
ment.
In its New powrn TO PURCHASE sroeK, the Bank
can readily obtain control in many of the prcpe Stale
institutions. Its charter allies with the great soney.
ed power Of Europe in of isrs bankers aud rich
nobility IL 10 the bond of union which links together
and embodes the Aristocracy of both continents against
the Democracy of this. Almost all the State nonopo.
hes not excepting The greatest number of the Depoe
Banks are in the interest of that party of which the RI
million Bank is the colossal wer; and this whole CON
ederacy OF moncycd influence associated 10 great ex.
tent with the commercial and professional classes con.
stuics mat coalition OF Federalism which seeks com.
mdnd the Presidency aid the Government through the
votes OF l3 States in the House Of de-
pendent on the will OF 81 members in body of 24U.-
In States solitary member gives the casting vote be.
tween the parties as now arranged in the House and
majority OF The representation of Eve other Opposition
States, added TO these votesthat majority conssn,,
OF twenty seven, may confer the office Of Chief Magis.
trate.
To put the chief power at the disposal of fem b,s
always been the principle of that party against which we
contend II seeks to accomplish this object by concert
among the few, and divisions among the many Not.
outstanding all the contradictory phases bv Tho
Opposition IN different sections OF the country there
now perfect unity in their design and unanmitv as to
tne mode OF It's accomplishment. The Divan OF the
BANK IN which all the leading Federal politicians arti.
cipae, gives the universal impulse The Bank Coc
gresslona oraorsts pensoned and purchased presses
the hired letter writer Village brawlers-, lr,i
country agents-a feel H those remotely moved M ,Ie
circng wave extends, not knowing whence the mo,ias,
is derived.
The profound policy adopted by the Aristocraoy in this
country has ia every other, Gnphed orei popular rights
The obstacle in this, is, the intelligence of The PRopI
10 groat extent they have learned to organiza-
ton by organization They have their committees and
conventions TO concentrate their strength and they seek
information through pure sources, sustained by their
patriotic patronage.
10 the great of our countryanen Interested in
defeating the Vaccinations of the enemies of free go
yernment,we again offer our cheap pubhcaton-THE
Extra GLOBE 1t is intended to assist 1eea ai,r the
unhoy purposes of one of the CORFU ut
hat ever existed in this any other country We pro
pose 20 issue 1t for the term Of six months from the st
oil June, 1856 TO comprise the political matter which
during the same tme will appear in the Daily Globe
The last number will contain the votes of oil the States
ior electors, and copous index The whole work
As this publication will conne seiTts facts and discus
sons regarding the political topics of day the most
OF which cannot appear in the weekly local newspapers
II VIII be regarded not interfering with but raleras
coming TO the aid of the Democratic wspapers through
out The country No reader of mere newspaper will
probably discontinue for the purpose of subscribing for
TINS on the contrary every reader of the Extra Globe
will have better relish for the weekly newspaper 10
which it shall be an useful adjunct.
Inc quantity OF matter which the Extra Globe will
present weekly, each number containing sixteen pages
of the ordinary quarerroya size, makes it ncompara-
bly, the cheapest publication of the ceuetrv Far tie
ges of reading matter in fair small type will be fur
nished--more reading matter than would be given in
three thousand pages of Of the fashionable publ
cations of the day.
The Editors Of the Globe are confident that they have
1t IN their power, Srem their situation the focus the
concentrated correspondence of the country and from
their connexion with Democratic press having more
ready access TO the people than perhaps any other
circulate acheaper paper and one which will do great
er service In disPeng political
can any other press of the county The hre object of the
proposed publications. ia dnuse that Information which
shall concentrate honest opinions in every section of the
eountry and having contributed their share disa
buslng the People of the political alacies which arc set
on FOOT and the false political alarms which are sounded
by designing and unPrncipled men they will be satisfied
WIN the results which they in with other poll
bcei waichmen, shall have contributed TO produce
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