Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22
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Truth has always been, trust il will ever con.
nue 10 be- The cJeei OF our pursuit. in politics. well
sso'htr acfs; and in making up opinions on dpu'-
ed points Is always study diyes ourselves Of an
party prejudice. These remarks are suggested bv the
growing Importance OF subject, in which every man in
the comrnty must feel an abiding interest Ii will now
scarcely be denied by the observing and candI render
lha' the true question, which has been before the pblc
lot some months pass IL, " Bsnk Bank; and when
we nave heretofore exp essed this opinion has been
with most solemn conviction Of truth We nov IN
attention TO this subject, for the purpose of vinu lr
our readers an Important development on this pojn,
II WIZ be borne in mind by readers that previous
10 our elections last spring. the Opposition Presses in hi,
o'"'e aooued hard to persuade the people that Bank
VI no nSuk vas moi ia. question before them. The Eli
tors OF the Richmond Wing fer throwing sand IN ,L
eyes 'he people until their purposes answered
nave recently come out in favor OF charter of The
benS These crafty politicians have doubt long since
determined on this But they make their moves
with tact and timepsce and Circumstance are watch
ed, ana the favorable moment embraced. Hence their
adhesion given in, just when the Bank is ,Ioiny lie
pTethesf lis reception OF the examining Comlnj,
Tee, mad just been made known through their co.
iun"s' which was quickly followed by lis resolution
TO loan ont ten millions. At this conuuc hev .cIra
emseres Tor The Bank Had this declaration beer made
before our spring elections there but Iule oub,
the result would have been materially different The rea
son given Tor this course is interesting They saw they
have "doubr about the Ccnslit uon Atty of m Rs1L
III IL we've an original question would go against Ru
ihen The opinion, continue they, majority of The es
ana most 'uous men the country having for 40 years
been IN avor OF the Bank they ''yeld their scruoi % H.
Judgment aud authority those who know so much better
How entirely futile and insincere such pretcnce IL ,
DC al once manifest to all" These Editors know tia, the
question, Bank or no Bank" has never been so firv
submitted 10 the people in 1882 and 33 and IN =, ,ley
men decided by an r"helmng majority aesins, NJ
B1Sk Now, notwithstanding Their '.doubs anil .,scr,,
PIES, are all on The side OF The m,joy they declare
against IT. aud arge as reason, their resrect for MAORI
es How beautiful They, however, do not solely yely
upon 'hs Paientrghi argument They are Mr. Ieigh5s
alternative men, aud appear to be not less gifted Win
p'n s'Ei' and prophecy, than that gentleman.
oI', mr' leigh and his friends not exclusively on.
ued 10 avail themselves Of the "developrnens Of ts
sen, year end we are inclined TO think this Sun All sim
~ ene PIca' ho''zon shows very plainly ifany doubted
before, the course which will be taken by the Iecl mar
~ in ,hs State. ~ ~ ." P'r'
IL Is wen known that these seIfsiyled "Wbips~ and
~ hg papers are in favor Of his con 10 the se
na'e and are also IN favor Of him our President; and
'egy c'ear now that they will go Tor the re-clsrter or
me BANK None can any longer doubt, That the tVhje
me eVasons and snbernges, the naked question before
We people Is, Bank or no Bank Danuue O5serper I'm,
gust o. 'O" 'i"-