Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
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80.
ticol power which he has purchased Of the oposa'e re-
personalities at Harrisburg . ,,
The RANK of ,hr United Sa;rs although chartered by
PENNSYLVANIA. is not State BANK, OF oIt.eu L.t
Rank a, cons,itu,ed it is independent alike OF noti
rc-,,,n,,. fr thirty years The People OF fennsyl-
Snnis snyc few stock ,bes and Mr. Biddle The vice
Wv az t, freiyn snckindrrs, have no interest IN IT.
1t is the organ Of foreign bankers aud mobiles ano t.e
moneycd arstocracy among aud privileged 10 raise
n revenue for them by taxing the People ltence' n
becomes the great wheel in the pnllcu organzation o.
that party home aud abroad which would make oo
vernment labor-savng machine TO the genuy, w..
vcrling by taxation in various forms, the Ioo' pnn
industrious, into luxurious Incidence tor Inc io'e a,t
syvana the central Republican State IS al LII, nt H.,
the axis of lis political movement IL ia. IN rv.rv
influence to bear, By canal ana I"'i sv.J control
neighborhood-it has associated us "~ cnunIvi,
with the common school interest IN ''G't - l
has obtained an absolute control over lux N - ~
introducing its friends, By 'H o" be House and pnr
schs,, in The Democratic ranks INFO 'e ''u.S' W r.
.h,s;n control over the Senate, through the Senaty
of some six or eight members; now VIGOROUSLY sse 10
Their constituents 1t has put lis corrupt league OF press
M m motion and is already flooding the State WIN pup
$500. El Of Misrepresentation, IN deceive the People
nc n men and motives and acts TO deiraud them OF teIt
riehls Against the general custom, lis canal minority
erislnture ourned over to meet IN May, tor Tue
snvl. purpose of cooperating with It's designs IN regard
IN the November election, which time it .sas been ar
ranged the Presidential Electors aud delegates TO the
Convention shall be chosen 1t is thus concerted that
the fate Of the Bank which, in The STATE Is depencrnt o"
the character Of the Convention, and in the Unin on the
complexion Of the electoral college, shall be decided al
the moment-a poin, of time upon which the whole
energies of the Bank and its present power over every
branch of the State Government may DC conceh'f'Tu;
Iii understood that it is one of tie objects Of the called
session for May, gsrrymanGer tic &atc-that 49, 10
divide it into DISTRICTS and apportion and distribute
them 10 enable the federal minority To elu'H fnjo'
rty the electoral college and to the Conre1son ANS
is to effect the double purpose Of peretualng te ask
power in the State and Of bringing the Presidential elrc
lion into the House Of Repre- natives, where II fot-
dently hopes to be able TO buy Me office, and wiki new
chm to associate its with The Federal Severn
ment ynL
can reudiy obtain control in many Vi 'e pr'ncPa S'e
institutions Its charter allies It vita ahe gTe2. 'ho"
ed mower of Europe in some of its frst bankers aad rich
nobility 1t is the bond of union w'ileh la&s logether
and embodes the Aristocracy OF both contneas against
the Democracy Of this. Almost all The State mon'Po'
lies not excepting the greatest number OF inc eP"st
Banks are in the interest OF that party OF which lac sd
million Bank is the colossal power; and this whole eo
fcderacy Of moneyed influence associated TO great ek
tent with the Commercial! and professional Classes, con-
sttu,es that coalition of Federalism which seeks 10 eou'.
mapd the Presidency aid the Government, through The
votes Of IS States in the House Of Geprese de-
pcndcnt on the will of 81 members in body OF !4O-
In States solitary member gires the cGstlng Vote BE-
tween the parties arranged IN The House, and
majority Of The representation Of five other Opposition
States added to these votcs-tha majority consisting
Of twenty may confer The othoe o ChIef Nlags-
trate.
To nut the chief power At the disposal Of teo, has
ALWAYS been the principle Of that party against which we
contend. 1t seeks to accomplish this object by concert
nmong the few, and divisions among the many. Not.
withsandng all the contradictory phases assumed by the
Opposition in different sections OF the counlry there is
now perfect unity in their design aud unannity US TO
the mode of its accomplishment The Dran Of the
Bank in which all the leading Federal politicians parli-
ciuate gives the universal impulse. The Bank Con-
gressonal oraors-ts pensioned and purchased presses
the hired etteI. wrilersthe village brawleEs-the
country agens-a feel it, those remotely moved, as the
crciing extends, not knowing whence the motion
is derived
The profound policy adopted by the Aristocracy in tbs
country has in every other, riunphed popular hts
The obstacle in this, is, the intelligence OF the lEerLE
To great extent they have learned to meet oIganza-
ton by organization. They have their cemnllllces and
conventions concentrate their s,reagth land they seek
information through pure sources, sustainedey their ow
patriotic patronage.
To the great of countryrren, Interested IN
defeating the Vaccinations of the enemies Of free go
vernment, we again offer cheap publication-TuE
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