Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

tors of the Jackson party, will thank us for this n
nation Of what we expect, aud urgeit upon the party
as consideration for keeping united. They are well
come TO all the advantages, that the discovery give
them We defy them TO keep united. II Is impossi-
bic in the nature of things The dissolution of their
party is necessary and inevitable the hostility
OIL and water. The partizans of Van Buren, ard Cal
houn can no moro harmonizc than did those of Adams
and Jackson, and in brief space, shall us certain
~ sec them flying at each others throat Of late We
saw the rival parties that divided the nation dcnoun
cling and vilifying each other.
On this occasion, will not apply to the Jackson
ans the old and approved pIoverb, that "when, sc.
We arc conented with the assurance that this
OF things which is inevitable, will bring advantage tc
the nation, and To the whom we consider the
greatest, most prosecuted and most injured in it.
| I'm independent 'aan.-Jno l.. Moore, esq. one of
the successful Electors chosen in Georgia, appriset
the College that he neither could nor would vote, for
Cen Jackson, his conscience not permitting hun &c
do so.-Mr. Moore had been in favor of Gen. Jack
sons election Such an instance of prcfcrrinr con.
science to the smiles of majority is rare thing in
these days We commend it to the notice of n Ger
tain gentleman, who thinking Gen. Jackson "inca,n,
bic ofntcrprcting the meaning of single act of Con
grcss and his election "a curse" to his country did
nevertheless, most warmly and strcnuously supper.
him for tho Presidency.
l.NoIh CDoi'Rd.-Ths State instead of blust crinr
and bullying, and making herself ridiculous seems
disposed to accommodate herself TO circumstances
and bring her Interests within the pale of the policy
maturply Dtlnpt,i bv ho \
the Senate of that State the following resolutions
were proposed by Mr.. Shobcr and adopted:
Resored That interests oihc State REQUIRE tina, A.
rc,nure and Domestic Manufactures should be protected
heSrc That the committee Agriculture instructed to
Hesored, That tine growing of Wool oi prinn Importance
and that said committee inquire amy can be adopted
'' It's encouragement n
Effects IF Banking IN ". Carolina-Thc RaIcirh
Register (whosc Editor Mr.. Gales, is director we
believe of the institution commenting upon the reso-
luton adopted ut the late meeting of stockholders OF
the State Bank to wind up its affairs with as much
expedition as regard to its own Interests mud the
situation of its debtors will permit has the following
observations:
THIS determination TO wind up the affairs Of ncSta,c Bank
that INSTITUTION o FRO Millions and beE S aS ar G 70
may he consiercda fortunate circumstance tina, this IN fma
public while our Icr ,,rr i -, scss; Ne :, - :;
,heirpowcr only presume afford those who owe
THIS large sum "imcucy without which, inevitable ruin must be
the consequence IN view of the pronosc 49, 80 h"
oftc Bank an immediate call win probabi be made
upon ITS debtors or increased nsiancns which will M present
nc with difficulty b, which drIcuty viii no ,cr5"cd n,
every renewal consequent ofhc
Tecy upwards Of 10000 OF which WILL Ivy this oncIon hs
Withdrawn every 80 days and If regular payments shall no, 10
made suits vii nu doubt instituted and ofconse cSeon,
ana sales VIII follow, that the language the Stock
time the price viii be merely nominal and t ,ir same
be ruined without the icb,s being paid" "
Two and half millions owing to one Bank. and
that from the people of State supposed to possess If
proportion TO It's superficial extent, less capital thar
any other Ill the Union! What business has n neo-
pie entirely agricultural borrowing such an n,nens,
sum as this! the people OF n. Carolinn. ackno,vI
edged to he generally poor, used to be deemed tbe
most independent of all others in their pecunarv cir
cumstanccs Let it be ohserycd what a rncloncboIr
revolution Banking mas produced in their situation
their personal independence forfeited and their
and happiness mortgagcd to a monicd institution 7,
must enhance the calamity. when they reflect what
their situation would now have been, had Bankino
never been introduced among them With fewc,
fine houses perhaps, their homes would still have
oeen their own. The desire of great wealth Womb
never have been awakened by the facilities of borrow
ing, or tie accidental SUCCESS of one speculation
drawn thousands into rash adventures Instead o.
beng sold to Bank, and compelled to seek a hmm,
IN the western wilderness, they would have remai,
ed with the humble architecture but the solid indie
Pendence of their fathers If the miserics inficto,
by Banking are less oscntatious than those of War
we verify believe them not less extensive or actin,,
But as misery is said to love company the good Poo
pie Of ~ Carolina may assure themselves that tho,
arc not the only people in the world miserable from
! tho same Cause.
KcntVcty.--'Thc General Assembly or Kcn,ucl,,.
met Mt Frnnk'oFt OF Monday the Ist inst The follow,
lng account o! It's organization il from the Common
tator The mistake i'll the election of Clerk of IN,
populur branch Is singular. We regret the sacri
lice Of such man as Robert s. Todd to party feeling
.rt,,, ,,.~,,., 800 Ia,KVoRT, DC. 2
Converted ~ this town yesterday Occupying tho s,,
as at last sessiontile Capital being still unfinished ~
In the Senat, the Lieutenant Governor Mr. Brc,;,t ~