Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

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would arise or how that necessi,y would DO
those gentlemen would avail and thew would bsys -,
bend even unwilling ears, 10 the cries of pubc dis,e.
Ter these measures. which he alluded Tns Prssien.
70 De sure had said he would not charter ann hmm ,,
fH "the experiment. had failed: but wba, ale s.
not there 10 aud could he not Al hi.
hour AT any time. and with perfect truth, say thai .
experiment hal tailed Would any person GAINS. h;,as
and was impr, battle that the public very soon shon
,ne projects he Lao formerly broached, of Treasury
ecutve Recommendation. This was view Of The cuss
ton which the people oil Virginia could not behold with i
sutuon based OH the ts enty five mill ons r.csi,.d
anu disbursed by Bank, which WAS the rove,nn,snt
W o. which the Dr.e would be the Execuiv Sc e.
'ank the President should propose he could not
accept lie opposed all any Mon OF The Il ec,irc
WIN Tue money power Of the nations aud pa ciatIv the
come xlon upon the affiliated system oil State B.nt. IA
giving 10 one man, power which he would rot TITS, 10
any, be ms motives what they might Under ali ,I,.so
circumstances lie considered that state of tLnr. ;It
arise, which would induce the people of Vrsin % a.
this Bank the lsser evil, and ,hu. satisfy ,I,.r con,
sciences hs In abandoning their constitutional objection
u,e power OF Congress they were d.ine wrv,,p
mr.. Walsll's National Gazette SAYS:
a. W Leigh, OF Virginia, who followed Mr. Webster in
AM, 'a vu uesnay last. made very powerful speech
S"ns' 'he whole sp operation. aud tendency Of pre-
siden' Jacksou's measures. His opposition To AZ wh
sers plan Of rlolongng the existence of the nrs.sn,
Bunk o. the u States absolute and deiuitive. h
awsi new manifestation Of sentiment by Virginia vi;
probably will be such to his assent 10 Mr. VEL
tl's DILL. We have saissc tory private ifo,n',,o To-
ths head The following no ices OF MIR Irig,,, vi
orc om ."e "shng'on Correspondence of two Of The
"M Leigh ..d thu, the General Assembly had last .s.,
"gsn the power of Congress churie bank and
b.: ,S scas on the u s. hs
s s an" 10 hse, with s. ,sG: s
smiling but No. n:n I,s sn chuck
w meow w ms mh place ia ss no
nsas q ua x ss. to ssSr Ss
inc S o H.. hank which au asa
IN elect Of Which, visible chansod onr
o eons ss1 OF Mr. Les
Is. : ss J. e.
&" esSfsd %' :. unlimited s 1t.
s Il vote . rs lis ss.
a:, p s ss. sSs
law and %" 10 The h @s .,T w pref.
whatever placed ' Mr. s Gs %,s win. ls.
dS"ia% Snd hs and who
Upon one point, we think we may assure NJ
s ,.,Sn virginia VIII entirely support the Con
n'srs anu VIII never rest contened, with any
Jor me tohole Constitution and nothing b,t sss %'
S @. She prefers the State Banks to nnv II 6
Dank-whcli Congress may charter. And 10, M
~ ne ".surco' .lat virginia will not express herself
10 any neto manner, but that she still goes wi,l,ou,
change or shadow of change for her old estnbi;si
Ell principles and ngainst The Bank of the IT 6 =
Lei nm NOT wait for any new ELECTROMAGNETIC
.I"y ma W. ooonsday. The Constitution does not
cnahge; ana she will not. Shall we M, Loor ~.
vi one circle being more of circle Than nuo,I,sr
or more square being more or less of n sonre
Dnt we iorbear for the presen-leaving the Soutb-
s"er, VINO attacked us the other uay TO dies, La
statements of Mr.. LIS opinions-1nd see ,yl,a'.o
'hey do not square with his Mecklenburp Ietter
.nr' Le'ghs I'd Speech.-The Telegraph gives rho
| following lasiy sketch: or e"'' "'c
"Mr. Wright argued at length the un.o,,,,,,
any national banks explained and CONNIE nded The rr ~
view ok banking SYSTEM; represented two. thirds If H.,
Webster. by whom aud by he Other socnh,, ol mr.
OUT OF the three Bank Commissioners wera c,asa w
.na' moneyed men in New York were mostly and most
tne advocates OF the present bank ,rhere II ;s
declared his belief that Virgins as he tIougbt AZ ;I
aaa sa,o she might, would not what she deemed
an unconstitutional bank; insisted that r ns.",
exeeunve system, which he called the system of he
tionau were Bad was the best that could be consl
| MIR Leigh noticed the almost entire mis,rn,.h.,.
; views, repea !ed what he had ssI tina, he and Vi
Una as ne thought would prefer a bauk as much more
CONSTITUTIONAL and expedent than another bank nm ,, NJ
or Executive plaD (Which last he could onlv cons
nsh .ne pre'cnt executive and lawIess system az
Impressive IN lis origin and dangerous i'm p,osnec,. 90
man en- almost certain dissolution Of the Unian IL nu
ss Ne believed Virginia il they could not enfireiv ,m
they could" 'Ao % near as
Mr.. Calhoun's Speech.-We give tho ror.;o
ms opinions from the National IntelIigencer--nio,u
VIII me following criticism from the Globe. M,
| own speech will verify or correct the version:
Cd NV Nj. "hBsTERs bILL-The debate introduce
10y oy u,s measure, was continued yesterday by Mr. Cal
noun ana Mr. Benton Part OF Mr. Benton's :neeci iii
D ,IJnu IN our columns to-day Mr. Cshouns will be-
| me very best aspect given to the scheme of ,e
enar'erng The Bank, by Mr.. Calhoun With rr.s, 49,,
a"u aoroitness, lie eDdeavored draw the
Pocy OF restoring gold and sIrcr as the ordinary cur
Ienoy iDsead OF paper, into the support of the re-
quarter Oh lie Bank, or Migrating a new one upo,
4" ne admitted, what all the party opposed 10 the adj
"i"'""gon nave heretofore denied, that the curren.
y was depravcd by the vanishing of GOLD and silver
oy 'he BANK issues-and in effect coDtraIiced all ,Iosa
euoges upon the Bank OF the United States which a.
.I"e 10 Tie praise OF ing wholesome condition of
ne currency. lie declared that great mischief was To Ir
Pprehended from the almost substitution f nanc for
we mes'hc medium which has taken place in The ro,n
proposed 10 remedy the evil upon the plan which
"ds oeen repeatedly alluded TO BY the Preside NJ in
ehee 10 he proposed system, the introduction of ,hc,
he has taken the first en-. " "'''
pu, WIN Tie acknowledgment OF the evil and rlat II
o"B" oe renedied, viz: that the paper system had in
Mr. C.Iho" increasing, and ought TO be diminished
III Ndnouns concurrence with tie ews of The Pre.i
uen. ceased. His remedy for the evil Of banL;ne
o'ongm ABOUT by the present system of bonkioo il %
eohuhueh: lie proposed charter The present l.nt
VI euPeraud a new upon the old structure a.
r W.LvE YEARS adopting Mr.. Webser's Modification
'n,eto'cung The issue OF below the
| 800 notes. " ''''' '''''"B "'e n'eruict 10
"Here then we have the Nuinfier sutstro, ;oe H..
National 10 behalf OF the Bank. Mr. Webster all Svn'
yea as ne Is nov TO the corporations and fearing mo hing
from IN iv'urc, had the modesfy 10 ask oIv for 81
years charter. MIR. Calhoun while dcpictng Tho -
cheIs and dangers belonging the whole system po,
gaiy OIL rs TO double the proposed teru,n Ard ,p,a
pressed upon is State Right friends 10 go for lie eou
gaon OF me Bank upon the principle thai rlev had
e'ongated'he Tariff lie was unwilling to break down s
sysen 10 hurry and doubted whether il could ever
be Dispensed With! "N'''' WV
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