Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27


The Intelligencer devotes its 2d No. on "THe
Bank Question" to the alarming consequences of
the Veto-pronouncing II "a INDUSTRIOUS anomaly
and boldly declares that il the President puts his
Veto aguin on the Bank he will then do ~what a
King Of England would not dare to do, and what
King OF France lost his crown by attempting, three
years ago." However much the Intellgencer may
msreprcsent the origin the exercise of this power,
of the Bank. We are as jealous of the functions Of
the Chief Magistrate of the u s., the N. lntei-
gencer can possibly bebut we should lose sight Of
all that he owes to himself and to the Constitution of
his country, IL we not expect repetition Of
the Veto He was reelected partly on that very ground
1.-The issue was fairly made up between him and the
Bank--and the people now expect it at his hands
Besides, why was the Veto given to the President?
The Federast lin its I'D No) declares, that at not
only serves as shield to the Executive, but it fur
nshes an additional security against the enaction of
improper laos. 1t establishes sautary check up on
the legislative body, calculated to guard the com
tnunity against the effects of faction, precipitan-
cy, or Of any impulse tflfiendiy to the public
good, which may happen TO influence majority of
that body" The same doctrine is recognized i'm
the Debates of the North Carolina Convention
And If the Bank bill be not improper lac, more
especially it gave the first blow to the true prn-
ciples of the Constitution, would be difficult to say
what would be so. Besides, how can Gen. Jackson
sign such bill, when he has sworn "to the best of
lhis) ability to preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution of the u. States ?"-No no--wbeber
satisfied the President will do his duty.
pirginia Springs Intelligence White Sulphur
was crowded on Thursday ast-and from 20 to 80 per-
sons are turned oil daily So great the pressure
procure accommodations. Mr. Writ has left the White
Sulphur much improved in health.--But the sands
the Salt and Red Sulphur the Sweet Springs, &c.
Mr. Cawell OF the White Sulphur is making arrange
ments upon very extensive and appropriate scale
Tor en'arging his accommodations by the next aud
ceedng seasons.
correspondent from Fauquier enquiries why we
nave overlooked the Rappahannock Spring the village
OF "arrenon! He informs that considering the
commodaons are yet incompcte and the Springs re-
gn'ary advertised persons have visited this
mer than the Springs in the Allegheny, if the nforma-
uon published in your paper be correct We have in this
place the families OF the Attorney General OF the w. S.
Register OF the Treasury, several officers Of the Navy
and large number of czens from Washington &C. &C.
The "Sprng" is now full"
On,card !-Anhcrst is in noion-we publish her re.
solutions today. Nor can help paying humble
to the generous ZEAL and the public spirit
OF our fellow citizen, Joseph c. Cabell, Esq.-we beg
MIN sui TO go on-sll TO bear the burden and the heat
OF the speed the noble work. and to deserve the
gratitude Of the State The ball is now in motion Let
every one strike IL, who has the ability speak, the
means to contribute
The Lewsburg Alleghanian calls upon the Committee
the I'd resolution OF Meeting effect: Ths gen.
teman by his liberal and vie of policy and
UNIFORM friendly disposition manifested towards the
portion oil this State has acquired the respect confidence
oil every man in Western Virginia; and, il there be man
In the world who the sleeping energies of the
Chapman Johnson"
The Kanawha Banner presses the great work with The
utmost enthusiasm, he only enterprise which proms.
es 10 redeem The falling fortunes Of the State "W trust
Gays that psper) that and powerful efforts will
be made III we have money home, let the capital
oil other States be invited and called our aid Let de-
Pu'aons be sent TO the Northern cities, and Europe
necessary Here is scheme in which bankers would de-
eht TO invest their funds Let it be fully explained and
there will be stint of money Without this improve
ment and others which might be adverted to, Virginia
mus. continue to deerioaie in all that brings prosperity
nations or happiness to Individuals
The Lexington Union sounds also, tho trumpet to
vigorous ACTON Meetings have been lately held in Rich
mona ana Lynchburg and postponed meeting is take
pace al Charlottesville, in relation 10 the James River and
hanawha improvement. The time for decisive and Wig
orous action has Will the people of Rockbridge
ana Boteourt be idle, when magnanimous Albemare, of
the line ofinprovemen has laid her shoulder to the wheel?
10 borrow one OF Mr. Rs appropriated quotations
"Now's the day-and now's the hour
Ontoard! on,odrd! Once more and still more
"io the breach"
.Neospapers.-Mr. Robert Birchett, jr has united
himself with Mr.. Wilson, the surviving Editor of
the petersburg Intelligencer'-and the paper will
be henceforth conducted under the firm of Birchett
q wilson The talents of Mr.. b. will lend new
attraction to this respectable paper. We hail the
following sentiments i'll their Prospectus with great
pleasures:
" ln regard to political views we shall briefly OBJ
serve that our columns shall afford The evidence of
our ardent devotion TO the principles of Constitutional Ii
oery that whilst we shall shrink from the fearless
ana frank avowa oil our opinions; whilst shall main
tam ana support them at every hazard and without refer
sce 10 our interest or popularity shall neither
SAL the motives impugn the sincerity
nor attempt to give any other ton to public feeling
than that which can be by fair rg,ment and honora
BILE conflict
Honestly and deeply impressed with the conviction
hat The preservation OF liberties mainly depends upon
the devotion with which cling the reserved
rights OF the States, and the vigilance with which
we guard and protect Them shall fail 10 sound
the alarm whenever and by chDmsoeuer they may be
lacked The admonitory lessons OF History have taught
u.s. That Power IL seldom satisfied with the of lis
rightiu prerogaives, but with steahy and inslious
archs ever creeping TO the possession OF and
dangerous attributes. Untrammeed by party dcation
superior 10 The dvh fear OF giving offence 10 those in
dhorify we shall obey the honest dictates OF udg
men and looking to principles not men, freely aud UNI
reserve0y animadve upon the conduct and OF
our public uncIonaes We feel disposition desire
TO conceal our opinions ia relation the porant subjects
winch have recently agaied the public miDdhcy will
be given to our readers the results of our
best reflection and whilst shall be ever ready to sup
port them through good and bad report, that our
course will he marked by the moderation, temper and
courtesy which should characterize the indicator
aud asserior OF truth"
We lay before readers this morning the Pros
pectus of a paper, to be issued in this city by
Mr. Thomas w. White. It's politics are frankly ex-
pIalned--and will speak for themselves.
ELECTIONS
ALABASfACC e. Clay has been re elected from the LIST
District without opposition. John Mckinley has been
elected from the 2d District by majority OF bewcen two
and three hundred votes his opponent Gen James
DAVIS 3 W. Mards has been re elected from the Sd Dis
tct by considerable majority over his opponents Col
Young and Col Baylo The precise ;tae Of the polls not