Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01
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oasis and PENNSYLVANIA do me same our Union
,chin The bounds and form of me Constitution
Ter mr. 1cgerson to Mr.. .uadsOn, Sd vOk Of his
The hrmness Of republican PeNNsy,v,r,. ,o,,
supported VIRGINIA in The stand she in 1871 az aims:
the Bank oil the United States And now the glorious en-;
" e democracy Of the keystone State leads way
Ea'n,' uie monoPoiy-rebukes the nsidous attempt OF
the late majority in the Virginia Legislature TO re Char
Ter NE Bank, by restoring the Deposites-and pves il,
Immense strength 10 the impulse with which the pcon,e
OF The Old Dominion have icmseycs to counterac
that movement OF The Richmond politicians and to restore
her hyorte air. Rves the Senate and TO the SER
vice oil the democracy OF the Union. W.
va Tuesday last Mr.. Perkin's able repor, conr,y,;
oil Pennsylvania ~ ~ ''0 'e""'e
hesoioed, That the present Bank Of the u States
0"gnf NOT 10 De re,ehartered by Congress.
" q HeSofved, That The GovERNMENr Drpox,rrs
So, ,en nave osen withdrawn from the Bank of the U
states ought not be restored" NV
for these resolutions, Mr. Boyd "a Bankm,n) offered
SUBSTITUTE resolving, "Ihat the present Bank of me ~
STATES should be re ciartered'-that the yi,hjr,y ~,
.e government Deposes"is considered uneost,fution
al Illegal, and unjust'-and that the revenue bsrc,G"
States" " ~ '' " ""e O"''ed
On The question thus presented, an animated debate
look place, messis. Ringland (Speaker0 Perkin Pen
rose Dckey, and Reed. opposing the Bank. 'A'
monon 10 postpone the whole subject was Iost-apd
men Mr.. Packer Ian Anma on) pronosed 10 nos,,ono
MI Boyds substitute in favor ii rnE RAxw orP 'e
purpose Of introducing another declaring "ihat in he
opunon q The Legislature of Pennsylvania, A BANK
OF THE UNITED STATES 0ughtto beestablished dmr;n1
me present session of the National Legislature"
The re- olu,on "FoR A BANK or THE JJ,,rrr
STATES was lost-lI voiing for it-2l against il,
The iirs' resolution Of Mr. Boyds substitute for r,,r
REcHARrER OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED srArrs
was hegauHed-lo only voting for it-22 against il.
Inc second resolution Of MIR. Boyd's substitute Jocl,r
ing me tcitdrdtcal Of The deposies unconsfii,J;onoJ
Ws0l and unjust" aud "the means Of Dyod,,r;n ~
degree y distress in affairs teacG
"CW e~ts was also negatively 10 for it, % against it,
Nhs third resolution OF Mr.. Boyd's substitute for max
ing the United States Bank the public deposi.orv wa
hen neganved: yeas II, nays 20. "
ne question recurring Mr.. Perke,,s rosoI.,;o..
ae"st Inc Bank and against the restoration of the demo
seS, was decded as follows, on the first resolution:
=, fedS-Messrs Cunningham, Dickey Fore Geiger
Hopkins, Kern, kiingensmi,h. Krebs, McCuiloch. ia,
shews' hlddecoh PenrOse, Petrikin, Read Sanes,op
Smysr, Sioevcr, Taylor, aud Ringland (SpeskeHEIS
Boxer Boyd, Breck, Fullerton, Has.
singer, Hays, Hibshman, Jackson Meehling, packer.
Robinson. Rogers and Smijl-I3 '''
On the second re- solution, the yeas and n,ys me-, =,
same as on the first resolution, excep, that on the scoa
nir. cunningham voted in the negative the second reso
luton passing by vote OF Is TO Ii.
This is considered decided ,riumph-V GLo1e
Mr. Gholson, in his spcecI, oD the Yirpnia R,,;,n,
III TIE House Of Representatives, said 'O''
he would the r@odeSt "sae as1 1 s,ss
rso% VINO were his confidence com
sG' ana oy md ending through the influence couns in
MI Ghoison has the reputation of being an ingenious
ana honorable man We. therefore have reason 70 ex
Pect that when he has thus stepped forward ON his " re-
presentdtipe responsbility,' to make n nr,v. 81, &c
against the President, that he will not continue 10 veil !, in
vague ge9erahiies We ask him to say, through The in
las haan
lniueed to given his own good judgment-and who are
nose unoorhy Of has cOnfdsnce,' who have recon.
mended the which is to terminate bs ado;us'
non IN disgrace and goom?'
u "'h ne sugnauze Messrs. fancy, Woodbury. and
Barry majority Of his Cabinet, advised the removal
81 me deposile as unworthy OF The Presidents
of does Mr. Ghoon by his Institutions mean to give hi
counenance TO the miserable slang about the Kitchen
IL lie $685. and Is really disposed give the as
'oh me weight OF his representative resDonsibiHfv
he ought TO point out the individuals under the Influenza
whose "bad counsels the President acts-he ought 70
in vii H.
Wy ~ c0ytdence, and make tangible cbarpps ,,, hi,
constituents may be able TO judge between The President
anu himself, as both are alike responsible them
H. however, MIR. Gholson designs merely TO so,eaa s
aSe slang OF the opposition anoung the people OF his js
Tict to poison the minds of tho.e generous and na,oc
'rshlas who have twice called tie President 10 ,he
lghest trust IN their gif hcm licr coufdrnce il, d.,
oy 'r'ucS' ms tenacly OF principle his oioa,oe-, f
Judgment and his uncomprom;sinp character in Iii a.,
relates TO the execution Of his important dues-if L;
oDJec o. to produce prejudice against the lChei Mags
n"'e ooHqHffy' by sowing mysterious suspicious when
NC hho"s dect and specific charges would be ns,an,Iv
ne' ana reiuted thea Mr. nholson will continue "a, sbro
a accusations III darkness, and speak OF Invisible per
This has been the sort of warfare vy,.od h 49,
ponen's against great men, who have the love Of iie
rtoplc En. Washington assailed in the person Of
alexander Hdnilton-Mr Jefferson was denounced "
beng under The Influence OF a back Stairs Chi, %
we can tell MIR. Ghoson, If lie has been ioduced f. no
e'e u't General Jackson sureEders his PRINCIPLES or
HIS Judgment, 10 who would assert the m,is,,,I
superiority OF Hamilton, or yields TO anv sunne 49,
f0phinnc 6aeh STAR influence he is equally deceived
""! WISH W.T. OIo!son TO take against ths
dt'y hbs OF the Bank party aud the Bank pes If he
wishes TO be just 10 The President 10 deal larv vit
MS Fosuluenis-io give them the truth from 1uar,ar
WIZ re u Is iuy known, and will he plainly toiI liz, -
Ou dlV'se MN TO make inquiry in relation 10 Li. a.
~ "c'' VI n'eSc emIneBt men The head oI t,e 60
~ Pa'mens whose opportunity TO obtain cor,er,
i"l"Fin1IIOn on the subject cannot be ,oubed - ,I ~
interested TO know the fdctswlo do know thr, al az
ore Is incapable OF deccivng others as Of being decrivG
themselves Globe '"e ueee"eo
HE BANK MEETGNG.--The grand parade c,n,o oa
as "e sp0fsmcn say, yesterday afternoon in
square. After he unparalleled exercns useJ In IL.
cIo"u HIS needless To mention tIat the assauhIoo O.
i"'ge' FOR weeks past Tie labors the leaders bave L
,n0eSs1"I Ihe Bank newspapers have never n,ogeJ IT,
heePIs up an eNeliemen The meeting was the tl,co,e
morning noon aud night. Al length the inuorfant
HYei The factories ''undef tie inhnencc,J Vsr ,y or
al" ne operatives transported TO the CITY, some saw Lv ~
arrangement, at hall price-a number OF sl,us
mV'c Co'en, 10 give the clerks porets anJ rrd boy
o"shce 10 sven the crowd; the school, boys had haf
o"y' and hundreds Of joyous urchins were on t, ,,
,""nc'g apples over The grand political movement a.
"ales' VINO by The way, did not muster sirorglv c,,
WIN tanners and hy parading Though the street, c
Frg'eI al Tie hoding material. Thus Thousands wee
Colee,eu' very great portion Of whom were attracted t
euosly' iosee the sight. In roaming through Inc 2
course one might have supposed Il any h No rather ta,
D'nE meeting 30 many Of opposite view. ,yerc f.
DC seeb'-F eHn'y'Ddnidn. Mareh 81.
The Editor Of The National Gazette invites co,i,,..
rom a quarters TO presss 10 Washington and In 90
t"'c 'nc example OF The Baltimore committee AZ eel c,,J
n he report ihey have made Of their conduct here F,o,
beT own showing, it is evident hat they waited M, i
president to treat bin with disrospect and bev have %
amy played out the part assigned, by nisfepreseodng
most materially, what the President said in n congs
iion held with them. That the Bank Editors should dc
gre 70 nave such caterers, s quite natural Their own