Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
POLITICAL.
Wun EINnS TIE MONEY.

WHO FINDS The MONEY.
II any of our friends curious enough TO exam
inc ioto some of the causes that operating the
Wing machinery and stimulating that party IN Their
extraordinary measures 10 overthrow our Democratic
Government, will be found that the most potent OF
all is MONEY The wholesome vigilance that has
been placed over the banks BY the Democratic people,
through their public agents. has deprived, to some ex
tent such men as Daniel Webster the means ofaPtng
the nobility Of England in their cxtravagances and
lordly swapaerinps the common citizens, and
thrown them back upon their own resources mus
has produced great comnoon, and CONFUSED the
entire nation Federalism, from Name to Georgia,
lashes its sides in wrath and nry-and no wonder for
If sou take away from that class OF men the glorious
means Of grandeu afforded by b!oa,cd currency you
at once destroy the element they swim IN And hence
il is we now see them hounderng and hounclng Ike
stoa of tide deserted sculpn on lee shore, breath
ing forth curses and mprecatons on the Democracy,
who have dared TO lay their h"gc hangs upon their
gOldGn g0dS.
BIT arhO finds the RORcY-the immense Sums now
being expended, and absolutely required, to carry on
the election in grand scale: Who pays for their
Whir MODS: Neither the BIdde bank-tor that IS
rottcn-nor all the banks, furnish the money, as
they have no right to do it, nor could they without
committing fraud upon the stockholders. individuals
cannot do It alone, collectively Then, pray tell US
who in the world docs find the money;
In looking about for dark mysterious corner IN
the affairs of Whggefy, where is stored the cotered
gold from whence il flows III streams protusey, we,
from the very of things led To believe that
the solicitor NAV be found IN Mr. Websters MISSION to
London in 1889 1t is natural to suppose that BRUSH
bankers feel deep interest for their Wing brethren on
this side of the world Even England, herself cannot
forge, the many kind offices performed by the Federal
party during the last and would be glad to see
their old Federal allies succeed IN their present struggle
for power and would perhaps even draw on her ex-
ceouer for that purpose But i, is not necessary The
London bankers and stock gamblers the persons d.
recty interested IN this matter, as time VIII show
They have deep game in hand; and the floOO gwen
IN Mr. Webster but the earRrS fec OF what should
be handed over IN the dav Of need British bankers are
holders of American stock securities to the comfortable
amount of about +>aoG,u00G00 almost al! OF which
are in bad credit,
Now these bankers have forecast sufficient TO that
these securities can never be made better by the
original promsors. Therefore, unless Congress
can be made them give them sort OF en-
dorsement great losses will be the consequence They
Bnotc also that our present Democratic Administers
ton have anticipated such event, and rstoed the
proposition in s most 'ncpient stage. The only hope,
Then IS that they, Uhe British bankcrs,) conJonly
with the british Wings in this country, may be able
overthrow the Democracy, elect Harrison President
and set Federal Congress- that will assume these
stock debts THIS is idle speculation. That such
things arc in By the Federal party, have no
ofdoubt; it Is already matter of history Here,
then is the gruRd .7rehimdeaR fercr hdt rs TO UP
TURN OUR DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS, and
again to loaf the peopie ~th A NATIONAL DEBT.
Now, let us see 1ci:o fadS The money. IT Congress
could be persuaded, formed, 10 assume The pay
of these stock debts, it would al once give them
fresh currency, and add to their value about $50 oOO,-
Tor 10 per the whole amount) above their
present market price Thus, by single sweep OF
General Harrison pen, could he be made Presdent,)
would be thrown the hands Of few British bank
ers TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
But il is a game Of chance with them, to be sure;
still they well take it at risk of $4,000 600, the
SAID 10 have been staked and should they
coed, then have >50O0,OCo clear profit
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, IN BRITISH
tI, Lr,,
nLuSing orera,ciDg md rampiing "ndrr too # posSi.
tic, he Democracy, the FREEMEN OF AMERICA
Five millions Of dollars in British gold to pay for sup
porting the great FEDERAL MOB, that first PUSHES
10 end Of The land and then TO the othcrthen here
and then theTe-wit!i shouting, hootng, raging, and
madness
Fire Millions Of British Go'di! DsNocR,Ts, STAND
FIRM. 'rhv battle is not always to the strong, nor
the TO the swift
is further proof wanted, establish the position we
have taken 1t would not be difficult to procure it.
TIE New York Post of the 4h Of June last alluded
the probability of the Federalisis being aided in the
coming election by the funds Of the ".undmongers Of
England and elsewhere, and remarked:
"Lf By tie expenditure Of milton or tro TO promote
the Of tie Hhig candidate, the caiuo of their
immense Of .2msrcan stocks be raiscd three
four millions IA The markct the operation ,rH be
profitable one and they 'cN regard The mOneya as weH
employed"
This paragraph met the eye of an American mer-
chant residing in London, who wrote to Commercial
House in New York, his letter has been published in
the New York PosD under date of July 2Sh, $40, as
follows:
s'The paragraph struck me at the time, and | have
taken little pains 10 ascertain what foundation
there for the insnuaon II contained, and from Il
conversation with prominent American merchant,
whose name will not mention, (but who, by the way,
very decided in his hostility 10 Mr. Van BUREN,
AN VERY MUCH DISPOSED TO THINK THERE
Is MORE IN IT THAN is GENERALLY SUP
POSED GNT,iE OTHER SIDE, AND THAT PER
SONS IN THIS COUNTRY INTERESTED IN
AMERICAN SECURITIES HAVE ALREADY
CONTRIBUTED AND FORWARDED TO AME-
RIGA, A LARGE SUM OF MONEY, TO BE
USED IN THE COMING ELECTION, IN AID
OF THE PARTY OPPOSED TO PRESIDENT
VAN buren,, AND THAT A MUCH LARGER
AMOUNT WILL FOLLOW, If IT CAN BE USED
WITH EFFECT"
Are the people Of this country willing to be bought
by British god' Are they willing enter into an ALI
ance offensive and defensive, with the Wings of Eng
land who have long trodden upon the dearest rights
of humanity, and BY whose unjust acts millions of the
population under the British Government arc nj this
moment in most destitute condition, and hundreds dv
inc daily from actual starvation: Forbid Justice
hid it, Heaven Let it be said of Americans thai
Mey connre with English Bankers, IN the unholy and
inhuman warfare, of trampling upon the nal'enable
rights of man, and bringing large portion OF their Eel
lowmen TO an untnely grave. That our country may
never exhibit the spectacle which IS exhibited, in
portions of the British domnons, let every Democrat
every friend of his race, put the whole armor OF De-
mocracy, aid solemny resolve to conquer or due, IN
the battle for human rights-Bos Bay State Demo
crat
WINGS OF THE SOUTH REJOICE.
Vermont has gone against tn" Administration by
TEN THOUSAND majority. She has spoken with
loud voice against the principles that have governed
Martin Van Buren, in his administration of the govern
10, Natin Raw he anppc