Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03
THE BANK OF TnE UNITED STATES

OF majority they keep il in the House go ss aI,
u," e reacn oil the precious question; always read,
We Pesseu through, without amendment and withon
debate! And is this the way that 40 gigantic an ;ns
pie! ''' 'Po" ""ee REQ
IL was at one time supposed even on SATURDAY., Tho, a.,
nii wonI be forced through that dov-It was uraa
ny pseu yes'eniay-by majority of perhaps 20 or %
u' only resource now is in the lrrnness OF the Pres
dent OF the u States.We are indebted TO Judge Vb;to
copy oil ms speeches the BILL before the Senate
lie proves that the Bank is UNCONSTITUTIONAL a,J w.
cites the Speech of Madison and the opjnion oS Is
70 me oar IN support Of his docrnesHc shows too ,bn,
preeeuens cannot change the written Constitution of the
ana eVenh they could, that the precedent il not se
ueo IN the case OF the Bank there being
eisions on the Subjective respectfully snh,n;, r.
considerations 10 the President of the T. s.
BUT 10 this Speech, Judge White suboins the two C
lowing notes 9" VIC '"o ioi
cos3ea % wi. !, to be understood my opinion tina, Bank
% fiscal Federal to''eS
Pssr to s r., one be with he q, S
mi , e United States all the benefits which bank can eonG
@ guard against the evils feared now under eonss
lB) The Senator, Col. Benton urged with y,oo, c,o.
cause proper 10 decide the question of renewing charter be-
and S %e arc Sg the close GU, in body
bus been discussed society will ind decide apo iSoc
@ @ !. can Dc taken up aud deliberately decided by a
4c SeT census has been ,aken citizens not now
opGO' and ID" ct should be this question. ie
S Sn o, Do 1t is pressed from belief the piesiSeS,
.on his il forced %" H' hs G9TpOH
nsose oto he %l f & to sS That he
the oSe and %%s w hS , b. p5Go he will rise edeni
But 10 these propositions touching the propety of ON
immediate decision, beg leave subion the following
queries affecting the ETpedieney:
l. Why decide the bill now whentle Rank has IN ,,,, IN,
looo-aiu when the Bank OF England, which is to expire
next year. has no, its charter yet renewed?
z Shall we now the charter without HAVING
ume 10 scan the state OF the Bank fuy-and when the
lale nasty investigation made at Philadelphia exces the
strongest suspcion, about the of
when printers and aornics appear TO have bce
WIN douceur before Burrows has been examined and
while the late heavy charges OF Whitney about Brope
nave not been met and cleared up2
snail we authorize this enormous and
~; W' s"'uVoh 10 exist in free counry-extendine
us Drlaran arms into every part Of the Unon-reVi
iaing the whole circulation of the nation and canabl ~
exercising so much power the States and the People
/ able, Mr.. Bddle saws TO crush the S,ata RI
whenever pieases! Ii would not be safe TO invest Con-
gress Itself, our representatives for two wears only
with great power. ' S
a. Shall re-establish charter with 35 ,n;Il;on =,
capital when the Public Debt about be extingui,.
co. and before three out the public
be reduced one-third or more?
D. Shall we permit them TO establish any Rrancb 4,
State, without her consent control!
o. snail II be renewed for small a bonus when Il
VIII have the use of all the public funds without interest?
Dut enough we stand upon the Bond, (the Cons;itu-
VIII not consent that this piece of parchment
lhe Bank charierl should nuly its essential provision
THE CLAY MEETINGS.
meetings have been held in several counties in Vir-
gha ior eiectlng Delegates TO the Clay Saunton Con-
yenion, TO meet the Sd Monday of this month Among
hese are the counties Of Wyhe, Rockbridge Augusta
oil
son, hIoemaTie and the towns OF Fredericksburg and
Richmond-The Delegates from this CITY are NJessr Jh
>. Myers, Benjamin +. Niche, John Harvey Price DR.
Richard a. Darlington, and Henry Gibson..A MEETING
oil the Students of tho University of Virginia favorable
70 the election OF Messrs Clay Sergeant has apponted
MI airaX Catett TO attend the Staunton Convention
mere are contradictory indications as TO the reported
Coalition between the Anti Masonic and CLAW Parties in
N. York. There has been much wooing between them
ou' the oanns OF marmony have vet been ormall,
announced. The Anti asonic Convention of II ca no
mated Mr. Granger their candidate for the Governor
GhairIand they also formed electoral ticket will
They at the same ms desn se Sfsd OF Wiz
and Emaker as their canddaes-Several of the CLAW ma
pes recommended 10 the approaching CLAW Conyen
lion In N York to adopt the same tieket-under hon,
mat the electors would ultimately take up Mr. Clay
Inc alleged terms of the Coalition arc, that the Cla
men are TO vote Tor Granger Governor; and the Mi
masons are to support Clay Presdent!-But the las
Albany Argus has the following paragraph on the subject
"IHE CoALITIoN.-We understand that a rneetinq a
Clay and anti masonic leaders was held at the Adelnb
tuesday evening, including several members of the q
a'ure that the uniOn of all honest men, was strenu
ousy urged by the federal anti-nasonic Clay orator
That occasions; that ii urged merge the terms ami
masonic, masonic and Clay n more broad and renera
political title of "opponents TO Andre JocLson snd -,
regency and that the lion of the Eve Journal and IN
lamb oil the Daily Adv, should lie down together b.,
lne teo"eTS' however willing TO coaesce and abando
d" Pas' grounds oil pretended principle, find il Difficult
over" " ~
We understand from all we can learn, that even wer
TINS Coalition completed the Jackson and Van Buren, tc
ket can beat them, all hollow.
The Clay Party too, donot despair OF Pennsvvan
one OF The PTojetS at Washington for the Clay Party
run wilkins along with Clay! We shall be s,irprizcd
no Combinations, however monstrous which Mr. CLAY an
his satellites may be disposed TO make for his advance
ment-but can Mr.. wilkins and his friends lend them
selves to such proposition? We commend 10 II,
Clay men not 10 count their chickens, sc. SC
The S. Telegraph is chuckling at the projcct of a
Tue South uniting under Mr. Calhouns banner of ,uE
beatlon, Tor The purpose of-"resstng'' the Tariff.
advances The Paradox at the time that this schem
oil nuIhcauon and resistance does not and will N,
amount TO dissolution Of the UniOnt To expose II,
absurdues and dangers of Mr.. Calhouns new -fanee
scheme oil Notification, shall our earliest cisur
lay before our readers the Essay which has lust
under the signature of "Ogicthorpe" in the August
Consiitutionalist supposed 10 be from the pen {
Cot Cummings. Ii is written with great abitv-it ,td
iUes this absurd doctrine Of Nullcaionand siews mo,
closely 1t sails TO direct attack upon the Union of n,
States, and the peace of the country.
The States Right Party of Charleston held mcetin
on the 26th for making arrangements TO celebrate the Al
of july TO heseiUesThey adopted the following resC
Iulons:
"esoUd, That projects modification n the Tariff oFo,c
M Adss, and also by the Secretary of the Treasury gh
"Boesso they retain principle imposing taxes for the m
pose protection: which IS not granted by the Constitution
Bccause they establish permanent system Of
wSn unau,ho,ssd by principle or pfodent which requ
ed control the privileges OF postoity." &c &c.
RcsofUed That IN the Of tho
without SATISFACTORY adjustment Of the Tariff, will become
solemn duty OF the State OF South Capna
as may be necessary and proper to arrest within limits tho pr
press of tile usurpati0n"
Il Can any then be at loss know what these GER
Il ~-I ''''O"' VI NVIb'cSs
II CEAr1fs or YIRGtN1A-The bill for the adius,ner
and liquidation of the claims Of the State Of Virginia mo
the United States, has passed 10 third readiRg in III
n a.