Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-25

brtcd according 70 the ehas Ct those who claim The
actual ccn'rel OF them, according TO any other ode
sgn than TO the putcs He Is dciis,ito the task
An ths, says the sapacious Governor sha3 contr-
1ased to derangc tc circulation, end 70 corrupt the
currency OF the country. What the facts? Some
three mil9ns OF United States Bank notes aud branch
drafts have been Withdrawn from circulation aud pcr-
rsps like in State Bank notes which have been
superseded BY about three millions in American cold
CONS: and eighteen millions of FOREIGN silver and gold
Ih,s IS eor,"y'"g the currency! 1hiss rcsultwhch
governor lazewtll dcporcs
IL - ridiculous IN the Governor talk Of .tc decline
o industry and the prcstraton CT useful enterpric as
the result of the removal of the ,loposcs The mnorts
o the present year will be about t,ccirc millions IN NOR
chdRdc, and hce,y 1icnS Ia goid and s:lrer more fna
Trey e,er hSec been before In what but cwn internal
sadnsry and cnrl is found the means of PAVING
Foreigners for this immense increase of importation, S
the midst OF attacks upon the credit of the country by am
internal enemy OF tremendous power of whose pur-
Veyors is Governor Tazewell himself Even now the
exports pouring out of ovcrowing country have SO
reduced exchanges tiat another flood of the precious
metals must soon reach shores further sto roy,,
oc currency, by driving back to its sources the papcr
circulation The Governor makes hiuisclf 6 object
ior laughter by talking o. the decline OF industry among
is most luAuFant fruits. IL is the sirht-rcusa of last
spring a0yTanie. The political night zaare is upon
,le worthy Magistrates breast. Cannot the People of
Virginia csrGEca him.
But the only mater al mart of Ibis ccbo 10 Tho o,d A
pane trnmpecrs Of last SPRING that which speaks
OIL inc remedy Gov. Tazewcll says Such a condi.
uoh cannot last long in quiet. therefore The dufy of
e 'eermea aehic as caused and ,oic alone possess
cs Ac means Of repedying the crd, undertake It's cure
speedily tbs tdsk although projaL'y more fc,h MAJ,
mar Formerly, yet presents iasupcraJe obstacle Com
mon nteSonce, sincerely striking to accomplish an, OBJ
Jeef required nike by e accfrc Of nd--duais and c
F""c Sood sJuy adequate to its dchiccemnt Then let
ns s. hope tat the imminent peril IN sciich The coun,r
as placed 6y the Madcised and omissions of te Co
reraneat Of Mc United Sntes soU be of Juf Short eoy,
amee, maze that their efccts hare been seem
NOW, what does Governor Ta.ewe mean by all this
nat remedy does he propose, aude to- or think of
Tor the great evils he says have followed the removal OF
the depositcs? Ii would perplcx "a PHILADELPHIA law
yer 70 ind out by his language Nothing could be
more dark or oraealar is he for regulating the depo-
md I'M 90 III IL
alter. He hints such thing On the contrary IL il
clearly inerrabe tina; he would consider this lcnisl.
much starte his sensitive patriotism No it cannot in,
that he Is in favor of the league of State banks which
nc ana nus trends have taken much pains denouncc
~ must DC some other remedy at which he hints so
mysteriously What it be. Docs the reader roool
iect Senator Lcighs g a'rfM aternatireS9' Senator
Leigh Is from Virginia. coeader with Governor
Wen, OF the federal multiplying Bank party in that Stnte
cannot be doubted tina; they think alike and act in CON
cert The Senator is little distinct than the Co
vernon, because he has little less talent but the mean
ing Of both is the They are bota III fror of
,g nc dcoSitoS and re-chdrtering tho Bank or esta
o.s"g e'o one ,ndcr Pretenee Of aroiding gyeater
esu. That is what they aim at, in with their
Wig allies in other States. Yhey mean that or thcv
mean nothing. How iippant are they about Pre-
sdcntiai usurpation, when lie has done nsthinp but
curtail the power of the Bank through the cSecu
ton of the laws, while they are silent in relation
to the violation of the Consultation i'm tho crcot;on
OF the Bank ITSELF and its muariois abuses co-runt;ons
and outrngcs, to the shedding of the blood of free
men ON the day of the late elections They talk of the
president as an usurpcr and yrant when lie has not
solder about lm to protect his person. or iniure
ieHow ciizen but they arc silent when tie BANKING
house was flied with armed men on the NIGHT of t6e
election ready TO fill peaceful city with murder aud
why does not Governor Tazcwell speak out, as be-
comes Virginan' Why deal in gederal assertion and
DARK lnuendoes? Why not name at once the evil and
the remedy There can be but reason He can
syecy offence against tlc Constitnt;on md 80
committed By the President, because none exiss He
dare net specify the he wishes Congress to
Indignation by the People of Virginia Thus and thus
only are we able 20 account for the extraordinary cha
faeter OF his Message, in its reference the General