Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
THE B-9yK RJJI

The Wings confident of the passage of Tho Ri
oehese IL, until we see it-athough satisfied tina
the Bank will move Heaven and Earth and He'll itsel
(Ieneronfa naoceto) To secure n charter.
ne fennsyranian still places its reliance on III,
Senate OF Pennsylvania To the Democratic rnaio IL,
IN that body we look for such conduct as will crush IN,
monster monopoly and defeat nsdious treason. The
people OF the State are raying round them to sustain
and reward their intrepid efforts in behalf of the gooo
cause. The voice OF encouragement is ringing from
every town, village and hamlet In the State and il ca
not be- that IL will not be obcyed''
The Philadelphia Democratic Herald gives us the fol
lowing Letter from Harrisburg:
fe object of III, first fortune. for i, ,bs
isd. raj esouion IA the politics Of the State,
the Objects B sS So%
Be- o 10 s 10 to & s s ss to III. United
Hae1;. IN Letter but il strike system would
70 civil an people Of chi. s,sas and
ss ~ sIf no & force Vim Be
e.. uso ,aud the people having power resist its
not, The senate viii eS vote ytss spas
The stock has risen TO % g. in consequence of the
prospect OF success If it gets charter il may mount
to 100 or The Philadelphia Sentinel contends il
ought to pay higher bonus, because hc screen yaons
oil addtonai stock will, the the bill passes sell at
lars" - " W.
The Baltimore Chronicle of Saturday last. saws the
"Biii was reported to the Senate of Pennsyvana on
ihnrsday mornings by the Committee to whom had
been referred. The commit report amendment TO the
o prohibiting the issue of notes by the Bank of less
denomination than ten dollars. IL is probable that no
action was had upon the bill in Senate on Thursday:
but we presume taken up in that body
and doubtless, its fate will be known i'm a few DAYS -
Ihe opinion gr0tcs and confident that the Bank
,cW obtain charter
This Portentous Institution itself excites the most yio-
lent Indignation in the Democracy of Pennsylvania
The great Democratic Meeting of Harrisburg on the ST
INST where, after full hearing, the Resolutions were
oatlea ny more than ooO citizens against 30 DO,
nesolned That the application of the Bank
it. sSd ssrS sm %aUls ssP be-
spy s"sqnt Tor the wants otho whole UHiOH the
the
n" I; glazing attempts their liberty
sssioed Tia, hypoccs Of the bill reported in &c
people the ana the zoe sopa,Ps e, sG
sSrpOI by The su the
people to their rights.
law which viii be ia tie Il.
the Pooplo-,ha such law and yoidhst any
and a we b s sg and are IN
sana to that should this bill pass legislature Will
ROsea That DEMOCRACY ,b. bil i. an opo.
,Is welfare County % be dung nao I qS U
~. ana as totally unworthy be trusted by tho
s9sea That when the Bank United
Of. .sau s'a the s.esndancy it has gnoLly failed
these virtues were wanting in those who udged
The Harrisburg Reporter declares that {" as might
nave been expected from people watchu and iea-
lcus OF their sacred rights, the of the corruping
Dill now before The Legislature, is universally received
with the most indignant bursts of surprise and condem
nation But sentiment of anger and alarm appears
commonwealth he from
one extreme to the other The proceedings of township
county ward and city meetings. expressive of the most
nhexible hostility to the Bank and its brbes crowd
ing in upon us from all directions and prove most tri-
gmPhantly that neither the Nobility of Europe nor the
Federal ATistocrats of this country possess money
enough buy the free people of PENNSYLVANIA into sub
nssion for moment, to their dread engine of grinding
exactions and slavery
The Washington Globe denounces the whole trans
action in strains OF the most indignant eoauence Our
limits confne US to the following extracts:
M THE UNITED STATES BANK.
the Bank Of The United States
State with authority branches which nuthoy
wns hardly Necessary tho Bank from capita thirty
into thus Union with its Organized
by perfoe, amuern though authority to that eSse
design, National Bank by State and that Bank
the same TINT the nation has for rejected aud pv
the few restrictions which States Bank eharter
BY COMMITTEES but the Ss
to- will wholly the s sh S o saos 1d char
TINS Is the Bank which so be given Union by
. The charters. for thirty years.
aTa ec 70 e,o IN aa State
charter from Congress- be daily un nightly work Of the
Ban uniliit Is accomplished IL
will DO continued dureg the thirty hatihe run
claimed between Carthage; ia which, not victory
moduey become The ssat - o oJSea uonstess WI I'm
rs y gS fraud favorable TO the Bank win be part Of Tho
part Of 4 OF the local banks existence, largest part Of
i
monster and will work Clecons legislatures influence
iegsaton democrats uphold
doPhia What gulf of corruption field OF intrigue what
an agony OF rial AID suffering preparing al Hssburg
for the whole Union But dospond There are two hopes
yo rsmaning FIRST the majority in the Pennsylyans
Senao them the Democratic majority people the State
the boasts Of tho Bank ecued of Tie
people not doubt remains The whole agitation; aud
cratic PRESS has joined tho That will DO over
thrown by the people, like Yazoc ia tbs confident o
MIA aud here, Washington city, to DO unanmou. I'M con
curing with the following soon adopted largest meeting
hesotred That hold that our Legislature Who
aus ~ the Of this of
ng The worst fate OF TRAITOR the equal rights and
FREQ governmeDt!p" - - -
which tbs United states Bank movement the
aine ihbis hero is one which pre- omneny
uteniton u the millions Of stock
tsdsatc and which, 10 tho Pennsyvania charter
ewnef and without mode prescribed ofdspons oft
inc Deeio OF tho Bank, TO dispose of bOy
per- aud Is certain that they will think proper divide il
ue some Of tho voters for the Bank egs
atuc by this surrender Of the Directors to
oSd their partners IN bo Sysn Of prem secured 10 them
OF tho Bank no" a % advance ipa which
se WIZ be Increased until probably reaches 100 per
vance and consequently gives seven millions Of profit
surrendered TO the stse OF Pennylvana Why the
pat ~ the place OF the " Sotcs, AID thereby allowed
eventually be seven milons Tbs single circumstance
eaehoy the State and collision with the Dreetor il ever
state shall pfobc this foul Transaction, viii Uudoubodly found
That there was secret caeberous colnsive fraudulent
sP angoment between the Bank and It's legislative friends,
"s ,s'oJ'c, o. 'h identic"l seven millions Of stock
How differently did ~. York act in 1912 from what
Pennsylvania threatens TO do in 1886 How superior is
the course Of Martin Van Buren, that Of the Wings -
This Biagrapher tells US, that
When the projet Of replacing uhe old Bank Of the
IT, s. bv the Bank Of g,ncr;e0 in To-