Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
NATIONAL BANK

, NATIONAL BANK
~. have ,ecen,y noticed, as one Of the s'sncu'
.;r,s NJ Tho times concerted movement by tht
and Conservative coalition in favor nl Na,ioai p
Th.v h, ye started from the "hali.way house, Us
meriy predicted and at the fall speed OF h2 al
wer locomotive into the gulf OF Hamilton'"" nr,
ism. II is amusing 10 how widely anu 'T,s curi
neously these prompted steps taken ana ~" -,
ousy-as in the panic OF 1884, and me n,rl d
this movement has proceeded "heu, , - ra ina sc
the scheme, or as mere premontory syp Ins;ng ,he
protested drafts of one bank 'hs'a nus Grm-cn,,ur
doors of others failure of one mercan"e o,,ion.
circular Combinations 10 sustain others-uen -
Of one measure or another Of the Admihs'au NH
of their ow specializing olIes--ahu oHe' DO
the sinister croak, ctoas, cioa@ National u Bank
When tho disease is excess ME cry is io' 'o'. M
so siessrs Clay and Co recur 10 their gfa"a P1''
mulus a National Bank >, tho rnIlow
We ask our readers 10 advert q nohe"' ~ "
inc S.velooments of few weeks -. u.,r,
rho ,eomanry and mechanics, the iriehGs VI is,
sound currency Of constitutions s.anuu ,o,s,rnc,;on
well os the advocates Of s,Iict J HeTso'u"
of The Constitution, viii! see ~hi'hei 'Ne ~
position arc seeking TO lead then pe;,h I'm,
OoIv eighteen days ago, MI Dennis eh,.'' ''as
bird If III omen comes out in The Nationai lnf'e"ee.
IN favor of a National Bank, though expressing sum-
missrngs that The PROJECT co9u moi cn,,ssnopd
a., varv few DAYS TEEN with TRADES against me e@.
changes and the currency and with e1hoEstons IN
of National Bank ,ba
3 The Evening Star OF the i~1h ihs'aH'' P'
following feeleI: ;,h e,,eu
Gas priyate enterprise, unconnected win e1""'
sye combination, the plan Of making advances ai,u
pending the immediate sale OF cotton may 'a"'y "
lifted and had the original circular oeeh 'r'li -
lule more caution, all criticism upon lhe sou'ct "'''u
nrobabIy have been avoided We are, however, gao
ina, has been published, il has gwen rice 10 lne
examination Of subject of infinite importance 10 'ne
Southern country mean The absolute Necessity u
great moneyed institution adequate TO The bringing Q,
the Southern crop TO market, al proper "'"e' ~
under favorable circumstances - g. -
The South. az, Virginia. South Carolina, &C aPc
priced BY The new Wing and Conservative coalition OF
the absolute necessity Of great ,nonen ,b name If
But the Editor grows holder, and undef Tue ha'i' VI
a correspondent, on the l5lh, says
Il know bu, one ray and defy any man 10 show
another or better way. -,
I'VE must have a NATIONAL BANK. stife the
matter as we wl-induge our party notions as we will
10 this course must come It we have any regard of
the good Of The whole country.
a. Even The bitter opponent Of The Star IN his own
city, but still the opponent Of the Administration nest
laes not the same week TO chime in on lhs point;
Under the wholesome supervision "f the Onlted
States Bank this could not be the case That lnsiitu
ton, by demanding regular and prompt settlements OF
balances, kept the banks OF the whole country "nhh
their proper spheres The currency mus rendered re-
ruar individual exercise left 10 The free exercise oil
its resources and general prosperity was the result The
necessity for this controlling power has been ie IN dii'
feent parts Of the country in great Gegrte. In Ne"
England less because the Suffolk bank mas uniformly
acted as The regulator The Cincinnati banks have re.
Gently attempted The system with The banks whose
operations are by the course Of trade, brought within
there sphere of action As the public become more
awake 10 the necessity Of general regulator, the lime
for the establishment Of National Bank, conducted IN
the manner Of the United States Bank, will approach
more nearly Until such period arrives, The mercantile
classes will be subjected 10 ruin in their business by the
speculative interference Of monopollzIng institution
5 This old Federal faith is re echoed anew from Inc
interior OF North Carolina by Messrs Clay and Rves
parsans as may be by the following Lolice III The
North Carolina Standard
"A GREAT MEEIING.-A meeting Of Federal Wings
was held in Salisbury the 2o;h u!t The meeting was
called for tie purpose Of nominating Delegates TO can
yention which nominate 4 candidate IN OPPOSE
lion 10 Mr. Fischer. 1t complete failure, as we
hear from The Weser. CuroinIan, being composed OF
the chairman and ten twelve Others nfter re.
peued notices given several days previous, and twice
ringing the bell that day Several resolutions were
adopted among which was the following, which shows
the cloveu foot Of Federalism:
"Resoletd That this meeting is decidedly in favor OF
National Bank, whenever il may be deemed by Con.
press expcdent TO establish one.
Sand yet the wings pretend TO care nothing about
Nntona Bank, and their presses in North Carolina
ore striving cheat the people into this belief. On! the
receptions Of Federal Whggery
e. Governor Cannon, III a recent eeconeerlng al.
i-ass has hod,v rdcd National tiank-G"Ce