Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
BANK or TIE UNITED STATES.

This institution, in state Of ruin and infamy as It
49, two-hirds of lis capital British, and its whole
duct and politics under British influence, has again be-
come an aporta nj power-a master power in the poll
tics and business of the people OF this Union The issue
OF The late Presidential election has worked this change
IN her favor-has made her again what she years
ago under the administration of Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Cay-the ally and machine Of Federalism, and a
trolling power III our Government. We mention this
fact 10 illustrate in relation 10 this insti
tuition course which must lead 10 treat olten and
without reserve of her affairs For this reason, have
written several articles and copied many others from
other papers, especially the Journal Of Commerce and
Bennets Herald papers not the Democratic side, but
whose money articles present much Of solid information
and sound The part which this Bank to act in
the Administration and her rotten, nsoivent
dtion, with her foreign character, makes her now an
object for the constant study of the Democratic press
1t is already know that OF her old hack attorneys
ono who could not say that his soul or his body
his in her presence If It is already pretty well
known that this old attorney, whose vocaten II has been
ito rash her dirty ntn" for the last dozen years, and
find his profit in the operaton is 10 be at the head OF
the cabinet This is the start; the sequel Will cor
respond with it the cabinet will not only be Ma
,lunal Bank but will be Biddle Bank they will lie the
friends-ihc fast friends of Biddle 5 Bank. All which
that institution wants done, will be done. She is not
only the mother of corruption, and the patrones5 and
manager Of the pipe layersnot only the corruption o.
politicians and editors, and the mother of the election
rauds, but she IS the connecting link with the foreign
capitalists, and the channel through which these
capitalists must operate upon the public mind, the
elections, the legislation the commerce, and the bank
ing interest in country. As the organ and engine
Of this foreign interest, whose inoneyed interest re-
CURED the American Executive to be changed, she
acquires additional power over the new Admin'stra.
t;om and must be gratifed in every thing she de-
nands. Among these demands will be the resto-
ration Of the dtposites the of the revenue,
TO make the dcpostes worth having-the adoption
Other notes for national currency-the inclusion OF
herself in the formation ota new National bank-ihe eS-
punging Of the expungng resolution, and the Iev:ya!
of tie original sentence OF condemnation OF General
Jack SON These are few Of the demands which this
British Bank, which uaurps and proiancs the name Of
the United States, will require from her vassas ~ The
new Administration and which iEey Will grant from
gratitude for past iavors-hope of new favorstrar Of
disclo ures-and 10 strengthen the ally whose strength
is their strength The urgency Of these demands wall
wait the slow approach OF stated session; called
session is Indispensable 10 the Bank: nothing else
can save her from third suspension; and IN that
suspension the Administration world not on
Is lose their most potent ally, but incur great
Disgrace and furnish and powerful argu-
ment against any National Bank IN future Oh
all this the new Administration IS iuiy sensible ana
hence the sudden movements of the old Bank attorneys,
AIessrs Clay and Webster, in favor OF called session,
and all increased revenue. Hence, also Mr. ia! Us
three weeks visit to Phade pa and New York to see
his grandchildren al Brooklyn Scarcely had Tins gentle
man made his prccpate speech for the repeal o the In
+, b
Gen Harrison pronouacng his Inaugural address Tor
him and to vent his gall agans, the defeated Democracy
BY comparing them to "a criminal standing r"dr ne
gaiious, ui RIPE around his neek and ae r@r ready
to be drirea c6; scorcely had h. ne m, before ne
no.ted off BGdles Bank and to e British Federal IL.
terest in " y arrange with them the an ." the sub
stint. which he refused 10 exhibit. the =, nate leu
Of the Independent Treasury II is near thee weeks
since Mr. Clay left his seat and his rePca! 70
ca upon this COMPROMISING petition; and from inns pe
ginning. the public hay the predominant power OF
;bn Rank of the u S in the administration. Con
,cmna,;up that institution then, as master power IN
The new Administrations destined to act controlling
had i, her service, and holding string the leading
men of that Administration-we shall continue 10 pay
attention to her. giving readers the best articles
from other papers, a, well as some vews OF our owl"
bond" after his return from this visit 10 his er"ndchf
dren ut Brookiyn," and exhibit his substitute Tor the
independent Treasury. -Gio0c