Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01
SPEECHES ~ co.AGREss.


ststes ,ha, "Mr Glmer Of Georgia, who opposed
70 tue Administration. made very able aud sta,ssusn-
IKE speech against the restoration OF the depoes aud the
rechsrter Of the bank lie attributes great OF the
OF the country to the enlargement Of the discounts
" ns oanx er veto Message Of the President Tor the
purpose OF buying up public opinon instead Of curang
them, ss ought TO have done. "-Nir Schey another
Representative IRON Geo gs has made strong speech o
TIE same side OF The question Messrs Jones and Waxne
also 70 against the re-c charter and the restoration
Judge White Of len, has dsclained in the Senate
be submtedb by Mr.. Calhoun. The Judge wen, ia',t.r
and, as the Washington Correspondent OF New Yok pa.
per says took ',e most ulrac g,oud..
sumed by Mr.. Wight and 10 their fa,thest extent Ito
cotbatted at length. the srgun ens Of Mr. Calhoun add
dressed to those who deemed the Bank
Juuge hte goes against any National Bank whatsoever
jet: hoe, Of websers, Cays and Calhouns.
a., ir: Canoun' speech winning golden opinions from
noences to DO the effort Of spirit oi the
uniolds the view OF statesman, patriot and pbo,o
piier aud should be studied by all Who IRE anxious to
drink at the fountain Of true Lno. ledge The RI
Gle bespeaks tor the calm, coo aud careful aeLton
oil the public!
We give to-day, halt Of MIR. w.b.i.rs speech on his
motion TO bring in a bill TOR eongainp the Bank IL
wants his usual torcetbough preserves all his ayort,
features Of highoned National Government.--we shalt
follow up with Mr.. Ltishs Speech-and at the
same lay alongside Of IT, the critical upon,
!" whsn mas been placed In our hands Mr. l.. admits,
as one Of the lawful slternaves that he may vote for
oahX.-We u,sciam al such aternaiives--we spprehend
none such-we will pursue no such coming, ncynn
such possibility. We admit no such phantom iu our cal
Su'a"oh hei'her an Executive Bank-nor N. York
o"nk-hor any National Bank whaiever-nor any league
OF Sac Banks which may wiede, solely by The PEST
dental power-The article from the Globe which we pub.
s day under the hea OF the
Preslden CONF IN In what we hal before taken for
granted, that he wishes "he State Banks 10 he mad,
SAFE repositories Tor the funds Of ia. n and USE
,u Instruments under suitable regulations prescribed
oy Congress Tor transmitting the public money. nom u,r,
10 place, an securing solv.ney aud uniformity to the cur
,eney u me country Ani that whatever neasu es have
been contemplated by him as necessary aer ,,e d;scor
nuance Of the present Bank the United States thew
nave uniformly oeen considered as subordinate TO the ge
III raj authority Of Congress the hole subject of e
revenue" ' " "o
These corrections Of the reports of the Presidents con-
versa ions conf by the by what ne asserted IN he
the mistakes OF the Philadelphia Committee Mr. Forsv,I,
had previously declared in bis place in the Senate nh,
mG,sm as 10 The truth Of this report And the corr
which Messrs fancy and Isaac Nc Kim I'd bouph heir
duty give oil the reporsoi the Baltimore Committee h.,
SATISFIED the public Of the neccs receiving such re-
Po.'s WIN many grains OF allowance. We deemed IL our
any 10 enquire particularly Into that part of the PIadei
phid REPORT which makes the President shat not sven
ne opinions OF the People the the Leei.Ia
lure, could shake his fixed dsternin ,tion" We u.Jer
STAND positively, tina, the President says is untrue
agitation is the order OF the Day in the Senate Eve
ny 'hing Is wstcied-,o be used for political eH.c, ~
h"" are az caught at and p'opagaed from that high -
% W Pouuce excitement among the peopie-Afr
Clay hears areport about transfer Drafts being sent on IN
relieve 'ne Union Bank against The late panic OF Balt-
more-and, without waiting TO ascertain The facts nro
cians The rnmour from the tops and the r,our
turns out TO be falseMr Preston eiectr6es the Senste
by bringing iorw yard the death of Mr. Karz in n"I,;;
Tray at Philadelphia The Orator proc Isims thai ,ha Re-
youiOn longer bloodless But il turns o"t ,hs, Ne
X. is dead. Thus ne 90, 8oto,;on 0 ; . H'.
the object. e
The Majority address has been u,b.reJ will, much
Pomp before the publcas speaking the voice of the ma
Joriy OF the Legislature. has been re. published in ,h
Opposilon prints. and sent forth in the land
now what the real character this anomalous produc
ton Hear it from the lips Of one Of the knotcne ones
the Editor Of the Norfolk Herald one Of the collar Ed
tors of the Bank: ~ ~
NAVE find TIL. we fell into mistake calling piece over h.
thG sanction and Of course cannot considered In
@ sSs
sSa: sSpsfis % responsibility though very
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Philadelphia Sentinel says 1.-THE sgioo is passing
d,cdy and the Improvements OF Pennsylvania viii not be
drresed"-ri,e who'eoan of ST29 1854 Al has been Ia
Ken by JOHN Moss, Esq, of Philadelphia at par An
oner mas also been made for the 100000 loan at
Active exerons are making to procure from the Lepis
"r "aa charter Tor State Bank. with capital of SiO
Oo0-The Bank moi TO issue any note under 81 after
iS4O-under SIS alter lsI5-under $40 after The wear
1850, sc. &c. '
Mr. Clay's Opposite Resolutions have passed the Sc
na'etne last oil them by vote of 26 TO 90 But had
OF ms Fictitious majority represented the sentiments of
Their Sates-had they voted, Moore Of Alabama actu
any voted not to express their Wishes but those of
tr consituents-this would have been 25 AGAINST
The resolution and only 81 for it, Such is the Senate of
Tue u States! And il is body, thus constituted and ,bus
nisrepresenling their constituents 10
he representatives. Of the People, w. the People
themselves! f
inc anic IN Baltimore has disapp, ared-The Amer.
can says tat on Wednesday last appears to have died
away entirely The promptiiude with which the demand,
were met and the known ability of the Banks TO cash
er notes, Will at for the ccmpa, atiyelv
united oPei alton Of the panic, and its early and complete
.sation." f
ny way oil refreshing the memory of pc rsons who
are nohesiy pleased TO term themselves 81 Sub
cr'oers we beg leave to ask, whether Thomas Jefferson
d'd not enter his SOLEMN opn az Ans the CO n utionaI.
W Of the u s. Bank, (under Cen Washington admins.
raiion) land whether James Madison did not deliver
Speech against this Bank-wbich il would puzzI,
tiat great man himself TO
he hits OF the " Charlottesville Advocate" are unwor-
thy OF notice.
% 10 Peters6urg bas
700 'u,e LOT this days and will
me TWO articles from Halifax, "Pho
iepV Jssiee," unavoidaby postponed our next
oorrer, from Louisa, reply nm
Pe on sr Bondins Election virtually superseded BY the Com
municaion Of Sir. Worham, in our last. F - w ~
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r,,- or,, FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
:, THE CRISIs!-THE ELECTIONSi
III ever ihere were period when the united perseyer.
ing efforts Of every friend to the Constitution 10 the Union
ana 10 Liberty, ought to be broughtino requsicn il il
peculiarly The present The occurrences Of The last few
months, have caused many OF look with trembling
apprehensons to The future We have a moied cor
poa'lon aided by band Of desperate and as
In