Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24
THE BANK DEPOSITES

- lHE BANK DEPOSITES.
ihe reader will perceive from the extracts in IN
iece1'ng columns, that the Public Drposes are
oe Withdrawn from the Bank ofthe United States. n
o" us 'he necessary arrangements cun be n,nd
.or '.'a' purpose. The New York journal state
' ".e - S'"ies bonds due in .Nopefn6 y, have hcc
,p ~ Tie Branch Bank MS usual So that
"hat with the sums now i'm MA. Rank or ,,. n 8
anu uoSe which may thus he paid in the ,iepos;t
=" D'iH may not he small in amount, nor shor IN TN
period OF their absorption. =,
III was expected that the Globe of vsS,e rl,y morn
my would contain the official unnnciaon of the ren
SONS winch have induced this measure II is uroba
e, 'hnt inns exposition will be long and sirny i,
us character. The public will, however. iu1s,
important document. ~"
That will he one q,iestion-but ano,ber md
very d'si,hct one, and far more important one re-
n'es 10 me proprciy of renewing the charter of,b,
noSe WHO may even not be periactly satisfied,
WIN ule reasons of withdrawing the depos;,.s wi;
readily distinguish between the cxnedencw 81 .,,ni
measure, and the propriety of renewing ;, c,r,.r
winch is at war with The Constitution of o,,r cou,rn
we cannot possibly mistake the signs of The times Nc
49,, "s nv! are already developed. The friends and
~ Ho' u'e bank VIII attempt to blend the two u,i.s
"o,,s together, and und. The cover of the smoke H.
WI eue,hl' 10 raise about the depos;tes TO smuvy,.
~, 'h's dangerous and Unconstitutional Ius,u,e,
NJ! VII. sur up all the clamor which they can make
-h'y WI" urge tile Bank to put the screws unon
us cusomers--to disturb the circ,,l,,;on~ n,i -,
evoke The very genius of embarrassment, md liz
content And will the Bank be smoothing 10Th" 10 nnv
'"is desperate game. Already do we see The enc.
es VI me administration and the organs of the
nank, raising the war cry-Already The c,c,;ou.
le'graph was shouting out, even before the n,ca
sure OF removal was finally announced:
ma, u wna' we predict! II MIR. Duaue is removed
W." "e p""lic depoes are wihirawn, he viii CON. IN
me senate of The United States and unIes. ,i,e h l.;
'o.P i'u 10 suspend specie paymen-m hich we do no,
a removal OF the depo.es will create So
sc:' reaction, that subsequent Cong will r..
Ter b' the constitutional jor,y if the ne r, oas o'
Already The prostituted Editor of The NJ Y. Con
rier was crying oui: "
- w" have repeatedly said and we now rene a. u, =, ,,
OF ,.mov"g the Drposes i'll he secure the re-
'ha'er oil The Back Fust. brcause the p.op. with i,
Know tia, all who have urged or vi.ed such
remover are aruaied by private interests or noca, NJ
jecs; aud second because the result of such r.nov,
W. Je eeay 10 demonstrate the utility Of the Bank u,
e Ch'ed states To the Government and IN. coun,v - 4,
me utter inpo~hili,y of sustaining The or
tru"e anu securing the revenue without IT, III. yreat
M :" me pc opr are never intentionally wrong''
~ NOR VIII The People be wrong i'm this instance
ihey VIII Judge in spite of forced embarrassment,
ana OF Numbering Glamour. They will ;uJoe
frankly OF tile reasons for Withdrawing the Deposes
-nut no considerations of this description. no in
I p eiort to raise prejudice in favor of the
"h, VIII induce them TO encourage such nm Es,ah-
hshthent They, the greaI yeonianry of the conn
uy' VIII still rally around the Constitution of their
country. - ''e''
SLapERY IN THE DIST, OF COLUMBIA
o're p1"'," ut ri III tic@mond Enquirer expresses
Rt A ~ con t,,t,a
article on the abolition OF Negro Slavery in Il D,,, y,
o'""ui'. Yet tie topic Is uporsnt o,. and cI.o.
'pe" - ",cHS-''n' he editor Of the Review could
y" ''"e "f"'petae article any subject of the kiud
tie :. moi responsible for what is not ion his own no
Wat. Gag ~ " wv" Peh'
Ii was the Editor, and not Coyrespouyent who
eAFresSe:i amy surprise upon the subject WE a.,
not wish 10 he censorous upon Mr. Walsh Inn, ,
were surprised To see any one, lie he the cou,ri.
nnior or the Editor of the Quarterly or onv o,he
a.x oroaching such subject, and especially at
nc lbpc Of al -
nous to calm, deliberate md useful discussion ~
We think the Alexandria Gazerte strikes the rob,
Key, when it expresses itself in the following MAN.
ncr: 'o "
ana i'irness oi the American Quarterly Review Orr r
se AZ me IN roh"eiion OF The question Abolition 20 a..
I s,''e' Is concerned into it'psges, was in'se"hy
ne ,"c', 'ha' such things should least he cOnn5'
td by those personally and Iyu,a e,o,h ~,
, ,"ey move u, The matter cre is quite emo, Oh o
"'he's To i'iow suIuIrri already Inc, ndires noh
"1 MY are watching for material. to kIndie blaze
fublic opinion is almost Unanimous south OF p, nnslva
ma against the agitation OF any relating TO slavery
might even dispute the opinion OF the National Ga.
zete. that the subject winch we refer il nspnsI in
the sense ia which that ord il used We doubt mt
however TIA" as IT'S the mert number IF the Repco will
contain conclusive reply 10 the article which we have
objected Tina, done, ce hope the question ,cH not gain
be disturbed" o.
We should he very happy to see both the predic
mons OF The Alexandria Editor fufilled;-tliat the
neat NO. Will contain CONCLUSIVE replyand that This
uehcate question may not again be disturbed. We
ho nor altogether adopt the principles of the Uiilita-
rams; hut we do not doubt, that, try the discussion
when you WILL by any standard whatever of Utility.
or even OF L,berty iseli the benefits is likely 10
produce VIII never bear any comparison with the
isciiels winch II may bring upon Institutions
The Nat. Gazette of 5 ,turday last contains the
following additional paragraph the subject:
The Richmond Enquirer hasdscovrred NV IN. = 70
meniS III the Washington Giope that the Ariel, ia The
american Quarterly Review, resp citing the abolition OF,
M go Slavery IN the District of Coumba "isiIv oh.
nox'ous TO an ingnint critci-m" We do not recoiec,
10 nave seen any such criticism i'm the ENQUIRER on ,Le
debates IN the Virginia Legislature The abo.
ton OF Slavery ia that State. Ia of our drawers p
packet OF printed speeches in the pamphlet form de
lvered aud circulated by eminent VrgnI,ns in which
Negro Swery in general rrprobated heavily and aho
ton eIabora isiy recommended Tie E,anrcr would d,
view il restricted To the consideration of Negro SLAYER,
in The Di-tiic ol Columbia No argument ~ pursued il
/ II AGAINST the institution ia general"
/ Now, we frankly and respectfully submit il To MIR
Walsh, whether he is not sensible of the sop,sn
INTO which he has faIIen?-wlIether he does not per
ceve the difference between discussions which i
conducted III the Legislature of single State ant
one IN the Congress of the United States whethe
there was not something al that time 1.-The Soubn,up
tn" uassacrc) which was calculated To- induce dis
cussion III Virginia. and whether there is not ever
thing, III the present condition Of our country L
discourage the agitaiion of il ut Washngton?-
whether lie great excitement, and the iitle benef
winch the discussion seems to- bave produced IN Vir
gnia, are calculated 10 invite its repetition upon
broader theatre, where the circumstances are $
much more exciting, and the materials so u,uc
more dIscordam?
Il Mr.. MADISON
THIS boresy of Modification seems to change
the most marvellous manner. the pntura ri !;