Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

home aud abroad teaches us that such c.ner;,,e,3s ma,
dangerous aud iravgLt with them evil noes
In government Ike ous, there is system So we'll
calculated 20 corrop; society rt "a Hawking Tho
cvs Which have already bscn felt I'm tlis aud other
countries arising from inuird institutions ought To lie
sufficient 10 convince all that general good can arise
iha you enable the small portion of the community 10
trade on fictitious capaiand benefit The spectators and
STOCK Johlers do not mean 10 deny but do
that In any State, other Government, in which a
banking Sysirm exists 10 any rx'cnt that il subjects
the many i"thr wil Of the few. the innnied atstcrnt
claiming obedience, and has the enforce H. II
inpoyerises and brings into su clicn the honest and
laborng potion OF people, that portion upon W hch
the Govcinsrnt depends for support. To whom, is /,
beneficial Has every days experience. tauch, us
lesson upon this subject u. incalcuiablc vauranJ how
II that our Chief Magistrate justly esice,ned for
talents should be regardlesyo of the people
as to recommend course which has been from the
foundation OF our Govenme nj reprobated
by our wsest aud best mrr lis il 10 benefit The to,yps
cities, and Incorporated companies and make the balance
oil the community tributary and subservicnt to their
ws is Al TO be advantageous 10 tho cultivatur Of the
SOIL liz there not already sufficient Banking capal in
Virginia, for all purposes necessary or advantaeecus.
Have We not that inducements held out by noncd
institutions rresisLs' Have we not seen some or
cur most talented men, q would say most wise
yielding TO the cmpcr by degrees until at last they are
coopeiied to become the advocates of measures which
thcy once repudatcd and dctcsed Arc the re- not srk
ing instances OF this fact? DOES not become the ma
cinc by which artlul and designing politicians seek In
overthrow republican institutions and subvcr the
:" ihe people: And docs IT not, under existing cfcum-
stances, become the good people of this Ancient Do
mnion to require of The present Legislature TO guard
neanst such evils, and 10 look well into the Executive
departments OF our Sia.esce whence the necessity of
tins ncasue-by whom il is solic,edwho are thu. bro.
Jeciors OF the schcme-what rr cts be Produced
ascertain the result and all caution TO prevent those
r1c"Ems being filled with such spurious matter as would
place us IN the same situation that the National Bank
would have done, but for the wisdom and ontrur ,cr
lions OF the patriotic Chvf Magistrate of this Union?
ihs measure Is avowedly made for internal good-
put ,hGre care that il is not ultimately. calcu.
lated and especially designed 10 effect Marty pur
poses. we arc new, under the administration of the
true Republican doctrines handed to us by Cur
ancestors, baskng in the sunshine of
ns then for The benefit of those who cemc after us en-
deavour To preserve the principles which iroi long cx
Perence we are Taught can only be preserved Strict
examination into the conduct and motives of our public
servants We have profttcd much of late, by looking
well into their acs and strange say there arc some vel
disobedrnt, who must long learn that we the Peope
designate servants execute our will and il should no
the willing will of the servant 10 obey.
GLOUCESTER
December 18th, 1895 49,