Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

5"PP0st OF u. s.. bein i'm
oSy 20 The government and the State Banks should not
De pea-ed with the new should desire 10 thot
Tie would remove The distress for the ensuing two
Years. Must II not rather sggrsvse i The prosperity of
s country depends the Government and the Bank of
the u > An whenever the Bank should its du,y and
proceed to wind up is concerns with no ,oe n,sssre
tan was Obliged To uici, then matters would 70 ON
smoothly. the notes ot the Stale Banks would tak IN.
place OF those OF the u States Bank as they returned
To its counters and the affairs the Bank would be wound
up with iscii'y II, them gentl.i men wanted 10 cause
no more distress than was let them nnic with us
IN ede i'oring To induce the Bank 10 PROC -.
ana JOIN us In regulating the fiscal Affairs OF the county
under the proposed system. The late ot the Rank was
se"ed-no struggles OF its Efforts Of its t,iends
coua postpone Us expiration Tor day its charter
=" remained Tor ITS iiends therefore, TO use all their
power TO make IL do it, iniy"
The day eet This speech delivered three the
nate" " ''""'e" D'''e0''' were eoni'%ed by tho So
THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
ne neat "iii strictly classic Chapel on G. street was
on sunday dedicated 10 The service the Holy Catholic
Religion. 1t WAS planned ON the model OF Church in
f'f's' eonsecrated TO ST Philippe III. foule The ele
gace oil the building does TO the skill of our ,yo,
men IT WI 'arin, we hope, quite our archi-
lecture. stonld the taste become generally difus.
ed city VIII present skingiy beautiful
The ceremonies Of the Consecrst,on were toucbinglv
Performed by Archbishop hilfej, Of gilmore assisted
by Bishop Ecceston ('is coadjuor.) and Mr. M.l.dv
Qhe President OF The tieorg town Co,legeN rho sn
.uons dresses and ihe hne musical voices as
by Mr. Horn Produced s,rikg esc, On ao. y,
which Hooked To the Chapel We must not fore 10 giv
our me'gle tribute OF piae TO the successful xertions
81 the other members OF the Choir on this occ
The ceremonies at the altar also assisted y the Rev
Mr. Brien, the Catholic Priest Of this Ciiy-under
mrSse a p,ees, sni by whose exerions principally, this
edIhce has been erected.
The cetemonics of the communion and confirmation
came mex ia order aud were very Interesting. The SER
vice concluded by discourse from the Rev. Mr. Ecee.
SION was abe, judcious and ihersE eiis appeal to
"ihe ehivalry of the Old Doninon wa. not altogether
unheeded ee'"S'
Vespcrs commenced at o'clock in the evenup-and
discourse was delivered by the Reverend President
Georgetown College. Every whom we have seen
The fole a La.
orcasion-1ut lew were equally satisfied with The sprt
that characterized it, The contrast to the te mperae
mon oil me morning was confessed by all wi h HON we
have conversed. ~ w
Crowds attended both the morning and evening service
Every avenue was closed at early hou,. IL was
principally owing TO the confusion Of the scene thar So
small collection taken up We regret This circun
s'arce We have doubt, that The pubic will yet more
literally reward The iabors those who have erected suc
an ornament in our city
We have received the LIST No. of q The .a,,y;ccn
Consultations" issued at Petersburg, by Messrs.
fiaInes u Davis, on Saturday las;.-I is to appear
ihree times a-weetS, for So The Editor iMr.
iianes) Is gentleman of abilities, as the first No
decidedly indicates. We have no doubt that his
papSr VIII become popular on ''the South Side - and
indeed we hope il will be both sides of the Ri
yer. The course which the Constellation meaps 10
pursue is plainly laid down i'm the following ex,r.ct
from the No. before us:-
- our Editorial department At all times reCe our
readers Tor The faithful aud fearless expression OF our
opinions OF public men aud public measures In .don
eating the claims OF candidates TO prominent pubc a;cs
we shall be nnnfuesced by personal considerations un
biased by local paralies and unswayed by sectional an
upa,hes' The good OF our country we understand it,
shA he The chat of our faith and come our fuisre rulers
from what quarter OF the Union they nav so long
as thry Keep the great object of National
Ia view, long should they have the jealous SUPPORT
oil every true friend 10 his country-So Ionp ihev
sha'' have ours aud no longer. AS private citizens
we nave been among the unwavering supporters of
Tie present Administration ia all constitutional lnea
sures TO prevent The Union from acknowledgements
arrest tile march OF sectional internal improvements a,
nd tn fbo
re-charier OF the UNITED STATES BANK: Thai ns,i,u
uo, 80 dangerous TO our liberties. As conductors Of
pubic press our feelings and opinions are unaIered we
shall cheeully yield the humble support OF our columns
The Executive, in carrying plans conceived we are
sure Tor the public good, and which, if successfully ac
compiished, must eventually lead TO the firm security of
he rights and great advancement OF the Interests of
ne American people In Judging the future of the
administrator, we shall, heretofore take Consiitu-
hoa The Laws aRd pnbc expedency our e aeon lights
ever looking TO the figd construction OF the 6rs as te
sheet-anchor OF preservation our free ms utions
10 prudent administration OF the laws and proner r
gard To the public veal The bulwarks OF
against Legislative or Executive encroachmenis."
The Lynchburg Yirginian refers to Mr. Lane. letter
and lays great Stress upon the u States Telegram
had previously done We have again 10 dispute the nro
pIiety oil any one claiming make Mr. Lane speak for
hi party or for Gen. Jackson The trick viii moi do
" ihe People are not thus TO be ''chedted." The true
question is not Gas the Virginan saysl Sha The R,nk
be in Chestnut street Philadelphia the superinlend
ence OF men OF tied ability aud honesty; or shall il he in
"sA. street new York, under the management OF the
Albany Junto, and lesgued with the Safety Fund system
Tue leople are not bound TO "cloOse
never ud MT Randolph utter opinion, which less he
came NM 'han 'when he said, just before his death that
We WbOie question OF Bank narrowed down tn a
contest between all and Chesnut streets -The fact ia
such Is not The issue But is, whether People who are
,snul 70 lhelr Constitution, will take either OF them-
BANK IN Wall, or Bank in Chestnut street. Those 60 bo
Ihnk Bank is incompatible with the Constitution will
hrmy so against bo.h--nor will they be cheated into
renewal OF The one, by imaginary fear the other
mad hoped, that on this question should have found
tie =. Vhginan fighting by side-ior we well recol
iect the time, when u declared that it had hung out The
proud Nag oil State Rights upon the bateinens of ,e
outer wall - WV
Our attention has been called to an Expression in an ar
ucle from the Cnpeper Gazette, which was couied nto
cur last paper viz: s prospect for the recollection Of
MIR tiNes has Vanished with the result these eectons
b. w. Lcigh should not undertake, as he has infi
mdted TO SELL pHginiG 10 the Bdnk'- We shall eaye
~ 10 the u o. 10 explain its phrases But strong as
ihe above expression iseK cepiOnabie il is because il
lssuscephle oil various c0nsiruc uef upius
WOULD have been towards Mr.. Leigh lifts Editor had in
tended to charge him literally with the slightest d,pos
ION OF selling Virginia 10 The BAnk-ye w understand
the c. O. TO mesn that Mr.. Rives's election would be
hopeless, II Mr.. l.. did only rhaf he has infnafed in
ms speeches. viz in either Of Ie alternatives which he
specifics, 10 vote for cha terng The u g. Bank belore
The election came OF and thus Sss in binding Virginia
10 the car of the Bank
We beg leave once more (oen as we have reneateJ m
thog) TO Giscan adopting every sentiment or sane
iionng every part OF every article, which we may have
sometimes very hastily extracted from every other pspe
The Fredericksburg Arena denies that Mr. CLAY was
"direciy or indirectly insirumena getting UP lie late