Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-26

The bills on New Orleans purchased BY this currency
regulator are returned protested, and the snock a.
upon the bank Ike avalanche lhsis Prec's1y -,
same game that was played on g'gantic scaf W
United States Bank some years ago. ano
The local banks in this city, that eucceroeo ,ne '"
,oula,or in lis exchange Transactions. Milons WIRE
obtained by of the Kite system, oy men u" ",
comprrd To run in debt fur the quills INK anu Pape'
with which The bills were drawn!
What prevents The banks Of New Orlpnns m ph1'
su;nu The same reckless. ruinous course ihat nus '
run by those Of Mississippi: Two yras ago 'ney &c
afraid Of the Lagisa:ure-they ciubbrd purses anu y"
Huence al the last general Election, ara lhpy ensto
me connie xion of The Legislature Last wpier 'hrs
brought for wurd bill and passed Il through ""'h ho co
by considerable majn!iies, with We" 81 cn''i l,,e
a new of speculation, 81 nugmrntrne 'tn'"'u ~
paper fortunes of their minnns, and OF rVe't"g '"F"
shack les upun the people Of Louisiana in snch man
npr that they would have BEEN obr y" fee ''ph
selves fran the gukr uf this Ignorant. io"-nrro "r's
c,,cv Had that bill passed into law, Lnnis'Hna w"uo
- no fash declining into ihp miserable degrada'i"n ~
u hch Mississippi plunged Fortunately he hahks hau
made mis'a6e in choosing Tie Governor oil the olae'
Instead OF finding him
That kpay,s 80 ao,k with, cnlld 1861
lhsy found HIM sharp edged umen' a"o MOI KNOW"
ing how TO il, they cut and nanged themselves W
ifrriIp mannrr To iIeir terror and 8stunishnipnt
s inter posed his veto upon the passage Of that most IN
famous bill which 10 piosil ut- me credit on 'hp
State 10 the pu,1 of monIrd institutions when h'o
brouGhl ihpnls lives the verge of ruin BY their ans
by violating the laws of The State.
This hill WAS intended "a mere entering wedge I"
more expended system at paper money making, "hicn
in all prubahilny would have left "Cfd Brandon and
the Uni0n Bunk of Mississippi in The shade The press
has had sn,r little Influence in svertng The caIam'i'rs
with which The community WAS mpuaced by The banks
bu, il was dread OF thu Legislature and afirrw ards
or the Governor that saved from the "unbrdled H.
cense' Of those corporations.
[.fe,o Orleans Louisiannn.
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION AT WAR With THE
MERCHANTS.
This is another false charge brought by The Federal
Wings against General Jackson aud his success"r MI
Vnn l,u,rn aud quite iil.fnundPd ns the charge
against them Of warning against The Banks
The first wear of Gen Jacksnn's administration res
tored To The Merchants the Colonial uadr OF England
ard Francp-ilat. OF lhr first, was lost by Adams and
CLAW in the fist year o their admnsra"n. and oil
their exernns during the following three years could
not recover -lhat with the second, was recovered by
the discovery in one q" Mr. Clny pigeon holes OF me
French decree by which the obstacles 10 the Colonial
trad. with France have been removed hut being neg
lecied aud pr0coed with, The irnde Was lost Tor
more than Two wears Within little mnre than two
wears Grn Jackson r!,rcipd treaty with Ffance
lhr n,Irlm,tca"n OF our Merchants, for sp"lations
committed their Trade during the French Revolution
ary Wharf.-The application for which determination had
constituted n feature in Presidential Mr. ssages Tor
mre Than 20 YEATS and give up despair never
10 be nb,nn,d but by the fnsss and perseverance, {"
Grn Jackson, il fully obtained, and more Than iu
" nbIanrd It we believe the Wing editors Who assef ed
that our Minister had orrrreachrd The French GOVERN
menl. BY This, ab"ve four millions at dollars were
brought into the country, tor tie b-nehl ot the nipr
chants as we'll that at The people at large lnorn
n,ticatrons were procured from thr gloomy tyraEt Dn
Pedro nf Brazil who had pIundsed our merchants and
murdered i"ggtd and incarcrrsro our srampn-ihougl
the CLAW and Adams administration hsd 50 cunprlely
neglected The cnucrrn that Minister at that Court
ieil because he not supported by has government
nor had he any instructions how 10 proceed indrmn
fcalinns have been had from Spain, Denmark. Nspst'
and Portugal and all tins Tor The benth "i herchans
other description Of persons having had any claim
! aud mnrr than millions ut dollars have been RI
covered That OF he preceding administrations con'
procure a single doiar Of Acd 10 all tI:s The II, a
ties which have bern made with foreign nations, "
which the .nde of thu rchanls has brrn extended int
Countries md In been cnvrred with our shipping
where our flag have been hitherto unknown, and "u
trade had nryrr penetrated; ard in every case, where
our trade has been urpd flag nsuird or our pen
pie wrnngfd, either person "r property, immediate
restitution was obtained retaliation Inflicted. ~htlhr
in East Indian African, Pacific hr Nur'ii.wrs
cua Of Anlrrca or the Cults al Msxco or California
And when nisny of ih"se mrn, wh" art nov cryIh!
against The present Executive, their brrest rne
| nv, were in such arra.-lnent as TO be unable Il
! discharge their debts To the government, they wer'
nursed Ike pettpd children md every indulgence girel
them that possible 10 enable them 10 pay their b"nd
/ given for duties lie curt III Csc. aid IN no cas-
were thay hard pushed lor pay Iient.
IT ihss- wurlke d"mnnsira'Inns hgainst n'rca"r
hive the present and late Administration been belii
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