Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
Richmond. Tuesday, March N.
THE DEPOSTTE OUESJyOW

The last accounts from Washington go to confirm
what has been so long asserted, that the II. of r.
will stand fast, and that the Deposites will not he
restored tn the Bank of tire U. S.-The Message of
Governor Wolf, aud the late movements M Harris
burg, have inspired an additional confidence i'm ,b,
Representatives of Pennsylvania and of other States
Inc resolution for printing Extra number of CO.
pes oil Bank Report of u Committee of the L.
g'slature, has been lost i'm the House nfer long
debate, by n vote of 81 to 36--and this decision.
says Correspondent of the Philadelphia Adver-
,lser, true liege subject of the MammoIh is "pur.y
party, and will show the people they have nothing r.,
expect from the present Dynasty" The WI tier surely
meant to say, that the Bank has nothing to expect
from the Legislature OF Pcnrsy lvania-ond accord
'.'sy, we may receive IN n few days most decisive
circumstances against the Bank from thar Rody
oh"ei MI the circumstances Of the Case what great
er evidence could he required of the ,iisin,ereste,
moss and mognanimiiy of Pennsylvania? The Bank
20 "o"'eu III her largest Cny-and yet the keystone
y the arch stands firm, in the cause of the Cons,;
tuition. Wv Oo''"-
Well and wisely did writer in the Pennsylvania
lateiy say, thar Virginia and Pennsylvania would
again cooperate in the defence of our Institutions
Re-chnrter the Bank, and the liberties of our Poo.
PEE ana the Rights of the States, would be exposed
10 the most fearful pers. But Virginia will nrovo
, ~,s9 m, i,rm IN nj the a The People rising in
month OF April will speak their Voice.
THE WEW. DEVICE.
Inc citizens of Accomack are, it seems nm IN ,o
nuo Ii they cannot get the Deposites restored ,o
.ae Marble Palace, they are for stopping de wheels
"u government They request our Senators, and
instruct their Representative "to vote nguinst nil
Dls Tor appropriating any part of tho public money.
Jor ne payment Of The officers ofthe Government Of ie
=. StateS," until the public monies are restored to
, ,w nanK. rms is indeed practical Modification,
WI" vengeance! Have the good people of Acco-
mack duly considered the consequences of tbp;r
own doctrine? The Constitution has entrusted cor
lam powers to the Executive Magistrate-one Of
these, u.s. to give qualified negative OF, ncts Cor
In l,a Stt,, a a.
tire' winch he believes to he grossly unconsrituton
ais Accomack prepared to stop the supplies nm
mi he consents to abandon his veto in a word nuI
lines this provision of the Constitution Will Con
gross mus usurp the powers of the government ino
,heir own hands? Will she not only starye him.
o"t every oihcer OF the government-for his acfs-
and thus punish the innocent for the guilty
suppose this war of non-approprintion IN ex;s,
between Congress and the Presient-do M, rho
clizens OF Accomack see, that there are two parties
10 it-and that the President can MS well stop their
supplies as they can stop has? If they can refuse to
pass an appropriation bill for his benefit cal, he M,
negative an appropriation Bill for their compensnton3
mus, not one Representative or Sennor-not -
printer nor any ministerial officer of Congress. can
draw his wages-and the whole wheels of the 90
vernment may be stopped. If Mr. Wise can sion
the appropriation for the President the PresiIen,
can equally stop the appropriation for Mr. Wise. He
knows, that the Federalist" expressly laws do,yn
the doctrine, that the power of the veto was given
ior the purpose of "defending" the powers IF tho
Executive against the "depredations" of Congress
, we are only running out this strange doctrine of
the citizens of Accomack to its remote CONSEQUENT
ces-hemofe' indeed, may they ever be. Never do
we wish TO see state of things like This brouah,
ABOUT Ivy the reckless abuses of the mowers IF 20,
grcss or of the Executive. Let the question ever
arise, which of these Departments shall first s,or,
viii, ,rod ,.o submission! and we venture sny it
WIN produce n scene Of confusion which will star
tie every good citizen in the Republic.
paragraphst in last Saturdays Compiler. who sion.
u msen Ier'fos. refers to article in the Enauirer
eomPiomng Gas he says) that the U. States Bank at
this place has refused give their notes for spece ~
the Editors oil the Enquirer want the State BANKS q, b.
drained o. every dollar OF their specie l they do this i,
the way il would be done-for the specie must ,ro
the State Banks, aud no where else Will Vrr;,os ns
init us to comp ain. that he has not exactly stated d.
rum we certainly made of complaint upon that
poin'. we did complain general terms the Bank men
were attempting TO effect its great oie of re- h
increasing inc pressure and panic among the people. We
NJ king "by the S'ar the Courier and The If
the city OF New York; bring the couutrv R,nt. IF
N view Wy, York into d-credi'" And then attempted
10 point on' the remedy-by saying that !" II these
miserable Editors would only labor TO enforce the nro
positions 81 me STATE Bands, to prevail upon the n,sm
moth TO r0raip as much az possible from calling ,cr
me ooidnets TO relieve The fears OF the STATE Bonka
they would open their vaults and relieve The dtres.a If
ns community; The u Bank has in its power to
SPEAK peace 10 The land Why should il TDhu should
It dPprehend any danger? II has 10 millions Of speee
us noies are ,coTfh as much, more Than spece
o,cn notes for specie for the purposes of remittance
Inc met that The Office in This City has refused its own
noe, Tor specie is not deped-aDd free to admit
I 10y oo,g So u has prevented drain OF specie from,
ne state Banksbu the purpose for which ~ ip,rodnc
ea The ac clearly mistaken ty ritter Of Terios
~ was 70 snow, that The Bank in dagger and I'M
der no necessity Of pressing The State Banks Tbi,
was me point OF view in which stated the fact-and
not by way Of specific complaint.
MR. R1VES.
The Editors of the I" Winchester virenisn'' are can,
1u 10 say mat Mr.. Kives will not accept any Office
rom he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he will return 10 his farm
W A.oemar,e, and retire from public life finally unless
c''ied INTO The service of his o,on Slate"
Correspondent Of the same paper writes from Wash
ington, on the let instant:
,cs way Of p sbcc.usc scarcely TO be CAL
occur high minded p,triottc
has won Tor himself homo. which his children times
DC Of Tuesday som,
nedences ~ the political history Of Mr. Rves ao worthy or
;- the 4th Of July he signed treaty with
france, tho pad Of February
pie the right Of stucon, by egnnr seat in lie ssns,s
9TH OF March he
swo. him 10 the honcred and phio.ophc Of Absmaro
retadyen,nfe some other 9TH OF March e an era in hi.
evenu NC; o mistake the patriotism Of my counmen
20 adm.ni.teI