Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19

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new sneciiInf :; t;,,.> te Yiictest v
ruirions thn H. =. ~ l.ot
II Il H. 10 .ass ~, y years
tbe Sts,a &C., j. eiaI you wiz save
solemn J,,tvt ~ ,jaiy9 ,s !. pseoes YOU
Stafe ana IN; ,sg ), LII Dei Wee.i ',
this subject voi, st,ni i, bhi, - 1850 ~
ton: me eyes -, , - NY iest2nsso.e s..u..,
and the pei,ernr vo;cs ylt IT,, WI, pe upS" TX ~
these Charters 7, IL , I ~ s.t = {. -
a great portion of This stont hin. says, -
for This yeiu uhu, -. Sc;i ahe O., y =
apaibst fiIrther mn ,siio =; u
bad b. ms nfivor,teS r. th NJ, -
consider TINT all: future Inn n,,,, =, s Sss =
our country 9. iu ed,c,,;nS III 49, ~ nS 49,
in enabling tba fsi,e W
nn!ortn matt. for their b,rnss ~ " pay lne
the sound and ~ ~ N q. uP
and then reconcile * To yo,r -
CONTINUE the operationsof an ms, Ne a,l
OF which, rs friends admit to be bad For yvbas,s,,r
has hapoenrd ,,o,. ore hIan,osss. h,,f fr
shall es eaffer happens afer the solemn, mnnitiey
which you have had, you win be responsbIe, aud an
awfh responsibility it will be- unless all INV annre
tensions are wrong. "A CITIZEN snys that arou
ments have been addressed to the preiadces and bat
there is something in the character of the times cal
culatcd to give undue we;uht In Ieso ,roo,nsnS
Now 1 viii ask all thinkino mens-why shonld nIo;u.
dices exist against Banks; and why should there be
any thing in the times calculated to th v;o,us
OF prejudice? IT 1t be ire that prejufces do eyis
and that the tucs partake of these nre,,ices To n
great extent then. / think that "a Cit;zsno has
yielded the whole question; for these ibin~s coIa moi
be, unless there was solid ground for Them Ru, there
is no prejudice; for understand the meanno of The
term to be, rash Judgment before the niaf,er can
duly weighed or considered Now tbinl, hat tnen
ty i've years is long enough to have snb;ect nn,or
consideration and an opinion formed at The enJ NJ
that time, cannot be called rash or premature 'rbo
truth s that the whole country IS opposed TO the
ciples of Banking though necess;f, rnms ont advo-
Gates for them, sometimes at is truly said fsays "a
Citizen that prejudice has neither ewes nor ears let
therefore guard against it," Let us ot,nrl ainst
it? In favor of whom, OF Banks, Lord Coke saws
that these institutions have sno souls and ti,erefor
think they are much more to be dreaded, than pre-
udice even take it as .eA Citizen, has cscrbed !,
We have state of things at this time. which
seems to be bottomed upon soIi, urncipes and pro-
mise not to get worse than they are No such arti-
fetal character is reflected, either upon persons or
things, as has been every where seen, for fifteen
years, beginning with the year 1904 tcie,, The Bank
Of Vi,ginia ,cent into operation At this time, the
Farmers Bank can do more business than all Virgil
MIA wants; and in this Bank too the State has an ex-
tensve interest. ask why should a double SET OF
expensive officers be kept on wages, when the nsti
tuition is not at all wanted? Has Virginia SO much
money to spare that she does not mind souanderino,