Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

.luti. Bank Meetings of Me Psovle.


About 1900 Citizens Of Philadelphia assembled on
Tuesday evening The State House yard OF Ph,ladel-
ph;a-Mr lie ry III I'm in the Chair. "The Chairman
opened the meeting by stating lis object and by brei
auson to the leading incidents in the history of the
country and Of the present Bank for the past few years
In the course of his remarks, he read few extracts
from letter recently received from Ex.Presdent Jack
son. which strongly deprecated another national mo-
eyed institution containing, oil necessity within
it, interests and privileges directly at variance with the
nature Of institutions. The reading Of these en-
timenls produced loud and reiterated app anse. Col
Pare was then called out, and in very spirited speech
introduced the preamble mud resolutions which were
unanimously adopted. They deprecae the Extra Ses-
sion and its prominent measures They denounce "thc
domnecrng temper and disposition visible in every act
of the majority OF Congress- its base snbserviency to
the absolute will Of disappointed and reckless leader,
who has repeatedly shown his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10
be his great rule of action leave nothing 10 hope, hut
every thing fear for the honor of our country. =
Among others, they adopted the following resolutions:
Rt,ored, That the identity Of character between the Federal
o aud that of the day IS
rkinsy visible IN many points but ~ none more clearly h"
rage The surrendered m American citizen who had
cucd himself from british slavery 10 suffer an ienonnns death
upon British yardam the under threat Of 4
British Minister meany abandons the night 10 Try British cnl
pi for the crimes of murder aud non committed upon The ell
Resced Thai the disastrous fate Of The late Bank Of the
United states The frauds and viaics which have proved 10 he
n-eparabic "m such an institution iu IN sew and The decl
cd opposition al the great mass Of the people thereto ad
mi eHi IN
United States could no, hut be regarded s daring
and high handed exercise Of and should ever he con
d. here pledge nncoa>ng aud nnc"mpr"misinc
op,siti ion 10 every which the Constitution aud laws Of
country Will will We rest on onr ahos until
lis final and cicctua repeal shall be accomplished
Rcorf3 a of thirty BE- appointed Whose
duty >h,l narrowly watch the movements "l the con.
cmpard Bank should il int" existence 10 confer and
correspond With like Committees appointed III any DINER SECTION
The Union hold Tie Bank IL jn,, arc"ana
aud enforce the Immediate payment oi all IT. iih!ltS
legal overthrow III the earliest period a'lca,c
The Democracy of Baltimore are also about to eS
press their decided opposition TO National Banh-
"Never says the Baltimore Republican, was there 4
irmcr a more unlnchng band of freemen than those
who are now forward rallying TO the rescue. As has
been well said "ihe triumph Of the Democratic spirit
may be postponcd, but cannot be evadcd The prn-
cipcs advocated by the party now in opPosliion can
not DC ovcrtlirown-they must succeed. The eyes OF
the people are opened The curtain which yeiled The
reckless ,niquv Of the Wing party last year has been
torn asuner The altar and It's central uno Of priests
headed by that exquisite scuundrc the uon &. f. Mitch
ell have all been discovered 10 the sickcned razc Of
deceived aud gullcd mass Of honest men, who de-
uGed ,hcr pr"prciy by the desperate practices Of
broken down spectators and hack politicians. II IS
thus them that We now stand. The people ava
kcned The is Just. And wha, shall BE- the re-
suit Let every Democrat be found toeing the mark
IN The great contest renewed against National
Bank and The question easily answered. The ban
ner ii REPEAL is unfurled; if the unconstitutional
charter passed, let every who values the nicg
rity our Republican institutions be found ralying
round lis folds We glad that at the meetings on
Monday evening" there such glorious Manifesto
ton o. the right spirit. The agitation must 90 on
When the time arrives, let old Baltimore put her
shoulder to the ball which has had such an impetus
uvcn TO il by our Democratic brethren III the Umpire
State and the OH Dominion We taa show n strength
at which Bank Whiggism will qua,l-we MUST do 1t.