Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

and subyersive OF the liberties Of the pcople-how much
more dangerous and appalling must the I" nalign nhii-
ehce OF such an institution appear when single Stfte
mnion,'
The Bank has calculated not only upon the Acquires
ccnce OF Pennsylvania but of her sister States She Is
counting without her host. Sh. may insin,,ac herself
into some OF the States; but Others she will be unable
to get an inch Of foothold. Even the H. of r. of Ken
lucky nave rejected, by large majority the pc on
the citizens of Louisville, asking the Legislature TO
grant TO the Directors The privilege of locating Brapc
OF the Pennsylvania) iintrd States Bank in that city
now ~ II IN Ohio. On the - Feb the first day
after the news of the r. chatc, reached Columbus u
member OF the State Senate gave this notice:
shall a.s leave p,olii, tho ss, s.lSn, viii
States. as esn 9 &c Ass;y Of t la, o. the u
snse o. e rsa ;, anl 70 pas aS "'ue'o
ara t. or ORDERS OF said Bank, OF Branch Office Agency
This propositions t.,ys cs) by letter from
n% Mi s'ons on .he spot vii pass ia'o "I,~
lure VIII during this winter the xt pass law to in
terdict all branches, agencies, &c, &c.
but Tue Nat intellgencer asks us, by what right do
we NEEDLE with the affairs of PENNSYLVANIA? We return
ITS editors Rowland for Oliver, and ask them by
what right did they interfere in 1912 with the same
STATE, when similar scheme submitted by the Old
Bank OF the United States, by Air Horace Bnney gar
nsed with The briL.s and dnceurs roads canals
&c.-ihe Legislature of Pennsylvania then nobly re-
Jced the overture did the Legislature of New York
aud what did the National ntclliecnccr then say to
the propositions? Where were then its fastdious scru
PIES: Where we're its gibes and jeers? Hear what the
1--WE are sorry learn from the f,owng article that
an attempt Viii be made TO purchase from the Legsla
.ae os rehnsy'vania charter for the employment of
the oncers and capital of the late Bank al the United
States If this Institution has heretofore been an oiset
81 afesd To many ,eorthJ men and sound statesmen
whilst existing under charter from the General Govern.
men" necause OF ats immense political Influence, how
much more viii il be in the hands of the State cl
win fenM pou ef the responsibility, will exercise the
power s1iomnfy decfarit 10 be cria6c and danger
Gus Ia be trusted to the hands of confcracy of sren-
Teen SesF The argument of apprehenled from SO
great monopoly was frequently and welded
against the renewal of the late U s. Bank charter The
consequence OF the Agents obtaining charteY from Penn
sylvana or New York, (or understand ate nipts will
Dc made on the Legislatures of both States will be such
as we sincerely dePrccae and almost fear cVnpafe
IN sell defence, State in the Union must or
later, sell great Bank charter or chartprs--and such
sway ana control viii these monird engines have over
e aiairs oi Government that ~ process of time the
Americans Union will be regarded ,sore us confedracy
OF Banks, than conederacy of States We had no,
Imagined the Legislatures of the States of
or New fnrd would for moment, this prupo
sltion for this barter of s0aop0iy for money! and our
disappointment at the different prospect held out in the
article quote much the more POIGNANT as il was
nexPected.'-[1hen follows an article from the De-
mocratic Press, which advocated the Bankl
30 sung MIR Joseph Gales, r the l4th OF Dcc 1911
when he was organ Of the Republican party about
Bank Of $4,000, o00--but now, when he has become
the attorney and lamp slave oftc Bank how does
ne ran at for announcing this State. carlered
Bank OF 80 millions seven times formidable and
dangerous than the prOjei of 1871
What further did this consistent genius gay on the
2oh of January 1872? The Globe quotes the following
by chapter and verse from it's columns:
The beo the House pcdcaled on these
propositions negativc Whole and on the
& & ~ ose 'ohcuf'sd }" her report 'Lryni@s seng
tho nays in ladies' are Demoera,s tho ,Os, a,o
feds,"ii,.' There i. ne.a FgdeyaI 10 isl yeas,
s,, s Te' q ~ Lost,la'uss ssgnd1e the
evidence , Peyrapas her high poiiSa cesaeeT,
10 XneIisan incest; Nay o'heIs initiate noble example
high political character" of Pcnnsy vana or of"thc con
sislency OF Mr. Joseph Gales: