Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18
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Every days Developments prove more and n,oro =,
he importance oil spirited action the part of
the honest yeomsnry OF the country in the existing
OF affairs Recent disclosures have placed the
beyond the susceptibility Of doubt and infatuated indeed
must be those who ye, disposed blink it, The main
and unsophislcaed question now is Bank or mn Rgnk
and 1t the reflections of the People should be
turned Can any not blinded by the most yndc,ivs
temper or gossest stupidity, miscoDstrue the late signs
the times? What are we TO understand from usge
OF MIR Webster in late speechi al an, for a Bank,
he present BANK and mean 10 propose IT," What from
that OF the famous Bank Committee OF PHILADELPHIA 60" et
no man who opposed to the conduct of the
in reference the Bank stop short in his exertons Of e
great OBJECT Of procuring its rechdTfer' Do thew adj
init OF the absurd sophisms which the contemplate cosH
lion OF fe,lerasts and nuers have under the
mask Of MIR. Gays resolutions! Surely not The ques-
ton Is now plainly before the American people Are YOU
willing longerto rechartcr the United States Bank in nj
ter disregard OF your Constitution Are you willing and
ready TO entail yourselves and pocrty an ins,i,on
which past and present experience teach u.s. can al lie
will shake very government TO its centre! The hone
Is confidently nduged, that you not and that The time
well nigh here, when by action, powerful aud bold a.,
well as plain and decisive, you will speak language to
the Bank and its corrupble advocates, that will seal ire
yocaby its DOOM so far as 1t be done by the voice
virginia Yes, honest yeomsnrybOne and sinew of ,,e
Siateo the Spring elections should every man who
his country and her oDgchershed principles look with
rapiuous delight, aordng an opportunity ,vbe, VII
gnia the once proud example of her sister States may
be again, by the election OF representatives. comporing
with her dignity and principles, raised from the
attitude which her late Legislature l,as placed her in
We have seen in the Virginia Legislature he birth lace
OF democracy during its late session course of the adj
minSraiion In reference 10 the Bank reprobated i'm the
yeres terms, and that too by The same dsgracefuI co,i
ton that exists in national councils. After debate
ol some Elk weeks, (st expense OF upwards of
$2SOO0O in favour Of the Bank, under the Disguise of
Mr. Cays resolutions, they passed set Of resolutions At
once disgracetu TO the repuie Of Virginia and destructive
oil the support (by causing the resignation OF William G.
Mves) which II had in national Senate. Can any man
believe, now that matters Tar revealed that Henry
Clay did not perfectly the bearing which his resoIu.
tons would have when he presented them 10 the Senate
Did he not know full we'll that they formed screen he.
hind which the Nuilcrs would gladly gHl And did he
not know too, that the only possible chance which the
BANK has Tor homeopathic is 70 bring the admins.
traton into dsesteem ? lie surely did or he is no,
euli1ed to the perception which il universally admit
ted him, and so did MIR. Rives understand him and
so did every who has not the collar of John G.
Calhoun around Isis neck Unfortunately for such ,l,er
wipper.in will not permit them see the true game
they put The track Of your President and urged ON
by the cry, that the Government Deposes are in his poc
els Tor the purpose OF buying parzsns and " hey are NOT
g0 out, stand chance Tor the ski Precedence, un,
happily for all those who willing 10 look At ayIairs "a
they really exist, unnlluenced by fear favor mr. alec.
ton, the path OF duty u manifest aud to hesitate
" to desert H. IL becomes every to do lis duty
IN these perilovs times. Every free holder in the
Siae OF Virginia, however humble his sphere may
do something in the great struggle between our Re.
deral Consru'inn and fs able advocates on the one
had. sn tho United States B,nk is isersbie tools
OF The other The next sesson ~ the Virginia Assembly
VIII be an important one, inasnuc ne duty will de-.
Vove on its members 10 elect an Uni,ed gf4tes Sc.
naoF, aud u - te duty Of the eemen Of the Common