Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

the real state OF this monstrous agne Of fraud and cor
ruptnn are more than realised.
The WING prints throughout the Union have thrown
off their mask-and are now open -mouthed for Ma
tional Bank They seem take but little interest in
any thing except the great subject of finance, and the
editorial ''peltngger seems 10 be happy only when
striving to impress upon the minds of his Wing read
ers the important advantages Of 4 King Bank
The Extra Session Of Congress Will commence on
Monday next-then, shall ''see what we shall see
Then it is intended by the Wing party 10 put IN opr
ration tho grent financial scheme which is TO "resu
late the currency, by increasing or diminishing the
rates Of exchange, as may best suit its own interest
and cnnveniener;-t ssscieve the embarrassed" By
looming ia funds 10 stockholders and speculators-
| "nake money plenty, by squanderng thousands Of
dollars in buying up Wing presses, distributing cleo
| tioneering documents, brbIng and corruptng
ters sspipe-laying, &c.-"raise the prices, by
tering the market in opposition 10 individual enter
PRISE tramplng The rights of the merchant, buying
IN and shipping cotton to Europe for the purpose of
bosternr up credit increasing dividends, and astonls
iur its bgotted worshppers by the msgnicrnce OF the
operation and It's great skill IN finance Inc h'n%
Bank to be chartered at the extra session. We are told
by the Wing newspapers, will I" fill the poor man )
empty purse" How; why By loaning millions 10
"Steenbergen spectators, thereby enabling them TO
furnish the poor laborer with beet at FOURTEEN
cents instead of the customary price OF tive cents per
pound These are some of the measures accomplished
By the late Bank, and which will again be put IN ope.
ration by the Z" monster to be created and fastened
upon at the Extra Session. Let every Demo.
crat, let every man. who respects the great political
doctrines advocated by Thomas Jefferson, and VINO be-
lleyes National Bank unnecessary, unconstitutional
and dangerous 10 the liberties of the people-resolve
at once 10 meet this with a proper spirit,
arouse TO action The enemies of the Constitution are
now in the Capito-he temple of Liberty IS surround
ed by foes wait to see liz "walls battered
down before raising arm in it's defence: Are We
Yirgininns aud shall sit passive as the lamb and
rights and Liberties torn from US; In the language
Of the honest "Farmcr Of North Bend" when hrs
soul about to take its flight to another and better
world, let insisl-Ihat the trHe principles OF Ia,
Constitution be undersood-tiat Meybe carried ont. ~
ask notting moro. DlNWlDDlE
Petersburg, May q.
Ih. folIn.nc article alluded The words in .ta'
omitted in Tie lntrli.encer:
From Lhc London Times, April 3Oj
created intense interest IN the city m
long time pa.t report oi The Y. = Bank comntire
contained received yesterday Is alsn irn
topic the Journals Commercial men can only 81
y by examination al The document t-tii, "
inch they viii guide; but for the public III large IL may
he -fu wei what Tie prominent disclosures Z
that report points winch further disclosures are calt'
for y the uned n America MI the E0rst dnle patton
made Journal than THREE " tie rso state .
m roaroas engine Of Jrasd aud esnui9n are more tam re-
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