Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
STILL THE ISSUE.

STILL THE ISSUE!
MIR. Walsh begs us to peep into the Dictionary
ana understand the meaning of the word post
ponc," as he has used il. We have done so; an,
still we understand MIR. w. as only posfponing "de
laying" till some more suitable opportunity the ss,i,
OF "Bank or no Bank" Is not this what Mr.. w
means9 Does he intend to gire up the Bank? Ii,
will not say SO. Does he mean any thing more
than merely 10 lay il on the sheffor short season. un
I'll The Coalition shall succeed i'm paraysng the Ad-
mnslroiion, and putting it down, if they can and
e'' pressing the Bank with all his might and main
We need not quibble about words. This is what
Mr.. Walsh sat. These the tactics which many oil
the Bank politicians are pursuing-to shuttle the is
sue OF Bank no Bank out Of view-to lull If they
can, the fears of the People in relation to this tre-
nennons lnstiiuiion-to put in President who is n
friend oil the Bank, and will sign bill, before March
1906, revying its powers and eongatng its charter
Tor III or 10 years more. In the time, the cla-
NOR Is 10 be Kept up against the Adminslraiion-the
issue IL nc put FORTH Of Constitution or no Con-
stuton," in the new sense of the ,erm-when i'm
fact, the true issues of "Bank or no Bank - "Cons-
tuition or no Constituiion," and the same:-
For, II the Bank DO revived, the Constitution itself
receives fatal stab.
Mr.. Walsh is still nushipg his scheme of +, Ma
tional Convention-lic writes in his Fridays Ma
tionol Gazette an article in which he denies that
lie had MIR. Louis McLane i'm his eve, when he
spoke Oh selecting some adequate candidate, instead
OF webster, Clay, Calhoun, Leigh or Mclean.
lie concludes the article in the following manner:
"beorc we conclude this article, will take leave 10
say another word about our suggestion OF sions Con-
ven'on oil Wings We have received letters irom vsri-
Gus highly cstimsbe sources which the idea is strong
ly approved Ii has struck numbers OF intelligent and
pario"c men as The most likely. II not the only mode
u"g me immense Anti Jackson party upon candidate,
who may be either one OF The principal Wing satesmen
now regarded as csndidste- other qualified and
trustworthy cizen according TO appearances winter
and probable calculations We did not nor 10 we me an 10
Indicate The citizen this alternative should
necessary. what we would constantly and vehemently
urge ts-ha Precedent Jackson and the Kitchen Cabinet
must not be permitted 10 succeed with their elect The
Constitution and the Union will be stake"
Let the modern Wings try their Convention when
uley please, we predict that never was such con-
fusion OF tongues got together, since the days of the
building of Babel.
The Whis tina, the Bank win expire isss-und that
sent ,s Bank %o;' ownSs prse"ei to
Bsn " "SsSr' iS Mr. ia T. and @
yeas ns'9g s'o ~ed to TO wind up its Ir President
doubts tina, made to eo"saSe H. il ny a"e ~ e
Mr. E NE OSis S. any man read the from
on his heart and IL he tina, AIR L. any evan. or S
be, in spite of all dsUelopemeais WV ""-""0 VIII
Duff Green's alternative The Telegraph has
reached its 4th letter TO the Democratic Partv The
~ and 81 are dedicated 10 Amos Kendull-which,
Mr. *. has pledged himself TO answer The 4tl
letter is upon the Bank-and ID. c. does not hesitate
10 say, that he would prefer the IT, S. Bank with 35
millions capital, TO what lie ridicuousy calls n
league OF State Banks with capital falsely stated bv
- - - -. =, "u' 10 ~ Say ne IA proteSScu
CHAMPION oil State Rights, even to the excess of Null
hilcaiion, and strict consructonist of the Com
sutution will prefer AN Institution, which is direct
~ contrary 10 the Constitution, and adverse TO the
tights OF the States, to the employment Of State
Banks, which are perfectly compatible with the Fe-
derdt Constitution, and established and controlled hy
The States MISUNDERSTANDING it even MS n mere
question of erPediency and of power, he would pre-
Ter one gigantic institution of 35 millions, stretching
It's arms into every section of the Union welding
an enormous power in the hunds of one man i'm PHI
ladephia-and regulating the whole capital of the
country-to set OF Stute Banks, independent of
each other controlling each other and also control
led by The State Legislatures, well as the restrc-
IONS OF Congress itselr-Is there some error of The
moon! is this iactlous man prepared TO sacrifice
our Liberties at the feet of this Corporation because
a. jackson has made such efforts to put it down,
and restore the reign of the Consttuton?-But the
misfortune is that much abledr men than himself
have expressed similar opinion.