Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30


yet more astonishing. thu, should Tall sacrifice
trick 30 palpable. SIR what asked do. Not si,-
ply to vote the bank unconsuuiious-but also send
That vote along vote OF ceasure. cordial TO
the President Those therefore, Who vote the mega.
tive 10 that resolution. 40 no, thereby necessarily uaa
the cositu Unrlity OF the u. - Bsuk but Snly de.
clare that 'hey will unite the propo 10
tho who vote he affirmative simply declare ,he the
unconsi nationality OF the Bank; they also cxuess the
desire that that resoiu ion shalt be sent with the others
Do'h These ques ms are Involved both mus
by the vote OF every no acts on that ITO w.
or WeIe ~ announcer strong reason why these proceed
i"gs should ia some way other be reviewed and cor
ree'ed. Many have avowed this noo tina, their
." 'ua' re- ou'io, was not 10 considered ties, OF their
opinion on tie cohsi,tmt onsiiy OF the Bauk many others
voted IN the same way, without expressly their
object, but leaving be pisinly iniersed FROM III, r
knowI opinions. Many Of the friends Of the President
have sustained the resolution, beievy the Bank nm
constitutional partly 10 ntgae the cen u.e aud partly
h" arr hs opPone"s And yet Question Of such vital
importance this patch is be taken as ~, >nes
so" OF Virginia "pioions and forh as such to the
world Sir Is 'here tot great ia h,s aud should
no' all parties unite in cotrpciIny VOTE the ouIv Hc,
Oh whch, must be- 10 mislead public opinon Surely the
worst enemy OF the Bank could not ,e.ir. such victory
IS "s-a victory over iIu h aud principle. MIR Al. adj
uessei him eii par icuIa,y To the ate rights parry
WI ,hey-koo~'ng the situation in Which IN ir own
'rieuds have been paced-knowng that they voted pro
testing against Its being considered tes-wiil they in
sst mar 1t SHAH go 10th as the expression OF her true
o'hoh! the Contrary subject OF such
'mPo."pee vi" 'hey not 20 act, rs TO prev'n mscon-
s'rcion oi the opinion OF sing member? tie did hone
would De the pleasure OF the house o disemba,rass
'hs suhject by disronnectng the two propositions
lie would urge one other why the report should
he re-cou'ued Ii would be ccolleced that the ,eso-
ton uec'atug the Bank UNCONSTITUTIONAL had he m s,,,
denly in'rnluceJ that had been generally undo
mat any effort TO connect The subjects would he re-
sisted; and that, in of ,h m. r
solution, when oiuced. had not been ,.cvsseJ-uor
was Time given to members TO deliberate upon it, Tim.
law which had existed near TO- ty wears in ,h, In,j
Siaes which had been over and over Az ain nv
all the departments OF governments aud in h.,
the people o, the whole Union,
"nonai without di-cussion, without eiibera alton Wa.
not TINS dealing rather too highly with things Of solemn
importance! Was not disrespcctiui those great
VINO nave sustained this institution, and the at
large! Surely the action of the and the opi.
mons OF the nation during nearly hall century, deserve
soe hHe respect from Virginia legislature, il should
not serve as paramount authority. He hoped the House
would agree 10 re- coiunit.
MIR. Wilson OF sa! he would disembarrass the gem
ueinan from Aihemare, ii he would withdraw his otion
fore-comnii. MIR. w. would in that case az he couJ
not obtain The object he had at first In view compro.
nse the matter, and vote against the motion to posIuous
ndehuiteiy II the subject should be re. committed
he could anticipate the kind of report the comit,ee
would make. IL would be profuseIy pcppereJ with i.
hnnca'iois OF the adiinsa io; Tor it difficult
to Judge OF the future by the past. A gentleman said
Yesterday that ,he liberties of the people depended OH
he prosiraon OF the administration. Let us take warn
ing hom that declaration, and resist resoiuely the AL
.emp',to compass ''at object. The end in view by
hs hoiion, was, TO dsconnect two subjects which
intimately connected. They would then come nm seu,.
rateiy Tor debate The question had assumed dis,inct
characters IL was between Bank and Anti Bank; and
ey had been told yesterday, that the question of con-
suuuonAy came up again, should pass sub sien-
TO- 90 mat" when the subject OF the deposites should
nave been gotten nd Of the question constitutions
amy OF The Bank would up and excite Ian. .ha,
ne was opposed TO disconne cling the resolutons he
thought they ought TO together; and il the conduct o
The President TO be censured the re cIsrer nr %
Bank oil the u. States should be iucl.ntav
II the motion conm, vas Withdrawn The n,r,v ;,h
"hoi lie acted would vote against the finite posipone
ment. Mr.. w. here modified this remark and s,;I h
pledged no vote but his own II just that the
,ohs should stand as they were, to the Pr.s
dent, TO whom the country owed more than 10 av n,an
hvhg, that when attacks made painst him he
should have the beDeh, OF his Veto Message which x,s
approved ey large majority of this House
MIR Cois'on trusted, that the efore the ouse
wou pe carried why were e nemen, il the question
VI he eoh>uu'iohay OF the Bankw OF such vast
importance, 80 averse 10 its discussion There were dout
u many whose opinions formed this subject but
there might be others TO whom the arguments pou i, wnJ
afford hight lie confessed that taken by sur,rs
when The motion OF the gentleman from Sposyivanis w
oiered-ohetwse he should not have allowed /, IN go.
| without discussion. Why were gentlemen 60 Gea,ciI =,
dI-cusson-why were they of a sudden willing IN d.ba.
all Other subjects rather than This innorin,n w
u nor admitted t'at discussion enlightened the mind n
might be, that the gentle from Botetourt was so u,uc
more enlightened than others, that he coul grasp all the
considerations Involved in this monentous questions But
all minds were endowed with similar bowers Of nor
cep,ion aud analysis Mr. c. believed there were eeu,Ie
men here who could give him ideas upon the s,hcc
men was recoiiected, that the whole dscu ssion OH
Tuesday was founded upon the proprey and expei.nrv
connecting Tire two subjects, and that ord was
ultcted pro or cen in regard praciDIe he
motion which had for ITS object to the disc onuec
OF the Two, ought 10 be acceLed Mr. C. did not think
himself so much enlightened that he not willing To
listen TO The arguments oil both sides He hoped
would not be thrown in The of this object The iii a.
cusson oil impo question could not he inrous :
OIL he tiary, lac thought great evil from, the
neral disposition TO debate trivial iuport III.
gentleman from Botetourt happened at this tim. IN he II,
the same position in which Mr. c. had Otter, found him,
seIi-in minority Mr. c. pied his case: and could no,
but remark how constantly all nioiies and all
SID into the But he thought the gentleman
d not recommend his precept by his example when lie
talked long lime in order sew the mp of tall
ing. r' " ~
Mr. Wilson of b. regretted that the House had been
deprived oil The remarks OF the gentleman from Berkeley
Oh The cOnslIuilonay OF the Bank of the u s. when the
resolution oil tie gentleman from Spots was fore
| he don, iyal nf H.,
was disposed TO let the gentieman's sentiments mass I,
was too late now To- go into the argument MIR w said
the gentleman had cOndoed with him Tor the nso,tupe
0 being IN minority: but il seemed Mr. w that I'm
say the least there was not much difference in their
ave positions IN this respect How is that gentleman i'm
majority! BY combination OF parties. So said Mr.
w" may beso have been in several votes during tho
proceedings on this subec and question OF pri.
mary lmportance-ihe constiiuonaly of the Bank am
IN The majority and the gentleman from Berkeley in the
| minority. 800
Mr. Gregory Of opinion that this subie IT had been
suciehiy discussed, because lie though
avail but little lie was, however in favor of the re- com
mment on other grounds IT would be recolIcct.d tI,
when the resolution Of The gentleman from
was introduced e had voted against it, in doY
so he did not act according TO his His
vote dsyiVeh hot against the principle embraced in III
resolution but against the in which btoueL
forward aud It's come zion with another subject But IL
was now proposed To the subjects aud If the At.
tempt proved successful he should be enabled TO vote
coding to his sentiments both He had not lac a ore
COCO reason against e e-romniimen disc sson had
Oeeh deprecated, aud, TO render tia objection tdcu.
ous, they had been discussing il the whole day II de.
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