Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-16

certain degree surely has truth on its e especially
applied TO people like the Americans, who truly have
other bond Of union between their several parts than
political fellowship which takes its origin IN common De-
sire for freedom. In other words, there cannot be-
tween the people, aud especially between portions of the
American population, permanent and legitimate alliance
except such ass conIormabe 10 the and
merca INTERESTS is therefore upon the obo
graphy production SOIL climate and location of the pop,-
auon that ought TO be based their ndivduaies their
connexions, and their alliances
IL would therefore be great injustice real foly on the
part OF the Northern States persist in dsreg the
particular wants of their coniederates of the South
would he absurd TO wish TO impose the upon peo-
pie living III climates totally different Moreover the Pre-
sdent in his message and especially his last
non, announces his determination TO recommend suitable
notifications Of the tariff
In fine, when two bodies Of people both animated
with an anxious desire TO preserve the Union both
WINGED of the danger each would incur in the chances
separation, what obstacle ought TO break s alliance? The
whole question is reduced 10 question of interests; and
whatever diversity may exist between the interests of the
Nothern and Southern States, the injuries resulting
each from mutual concessions which they have TO make
are certainly far less than the evils which would ensue 10
both parties from the incaculabe chances arising from
separation.
For these do doubt, notwithstanding the
temporary evaporation which have seized upon
the minds OF the Caronians, but this crisis will terminate
happily The people OF the Middle States some OF them
planters like those OF the South others like
those OF tho North naturally called upon i'm Congress
to act the part OF medators And we, who the other
side OF the Atlantic, have eyes fixed anxously upon
this grand spectacle, shall derive from it, il be hoped
from prohibitory SYSTEMS.
UNITED STATES BANKING are informed that here
- vague sort OF runour aoat among the brokers la
wall street. TO the effect that change of opinion has
taken place in the mind OF General Jackson OF Mr. Van
Buren,, relative to the proprety renewing the United
States Bank charter There is possibility that any
story OF this kind has the least foundation in truth As
any change shadow OF turning the part of Genera
Jackson no one who knows any thing of his nflexblt
character can entertain such idea for moment. Mr.
van Burens opinion equally well known and firmly
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answer again, as he answered last October, al
servedy opposed TO renewal OF the charter Of the Unit
ell States Bank aud approve of the refusal OF the Pre
dent 10 sign the Bill passed for that purpose the las
session oil Congress- well account oil the unconstu
tionaity, as the impoicy OF its PROVISIONS
That there will be desperate effort the part Of the
Bank to purchase renewal of its charterwe do doubt
and gold will be Iavished like water to that end. Blu
there does not breathe that in the United States
are persuaded, who dares approach General Jackson
Martin Van Buren, with bride in his hand-.N Y Ere
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