Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
MR.. WEtSTER'S FILL


"AsHINGToH, March 2i.-The debate commanded
Yesterday upoa 'r Webs,ers eiongaon hill in The Se
nate. Mr. Wright, Of New York, responded to The
speeches made by Mr. Webster and Mr. Leigh on the
hrs' introduction OF the measure. Mr.. Wright opposed
me mol only on the grounds applicable to eyery
~ u, Out upon o,hers peculiarly appropriate
~ "e tempozng policy which iorms the basis OF This
new project Mr. "rghts views will be given at large
in lie" days, together with the replica atoms of Messss
Webster and Leigh.
Mr.. Leigh has assumed singular po,;,;o, T., r,, .,
,ne banR he both for and against it, In letter which
nc woe oe'ore his election 10 the Senate which appear
ed IN The Richmotd whg this gentleman alludr ~ ,h
sea asna,hg question, In quite Ineligible and
expressed his eadiness support the in
cuous provided il was inco ported With the condition
OF ne country as not 10 be shaken OF without great in
convenience aid distress He EXPRESSLY declared ,I
ne would empcr:ze with the Unconstitutional mscbieS
,s'her man iesc'u'ey exrpate it, And it seems thai
Mr' Webster has taken his hint of eIonpoi;o, T.,
meet ms disposition OF the null6ers 10 temporize mill
hey Can tame their constituents TO acqesce in The
oil The Baak in the full penudc of its pow.
ers he demonstrations OF Virginia are however like
" 10 oring The fempofizers 10 temporize even with re-
gard 10 the plan Of tempo,ising. Mr. Leigh. in hi,
Pee.n OF Yesterday, declared his discomfort with the
scneme 81 National Bank Of dcposite and exchanp.
without the power OF iending once by the pc
suen, but long since given up by him not likely to
meet The public appreciation He condemned also The
employment oil State Banks equally dangerous and I'm
constitutional and clearly indicated his opinion to he that
e hans OF ,he States is less objectionable than the
DINER modes oil managing the fiscal CONCERNS of the on
yernmen, upon which he auimadvered. He took dis.
JUNCTION between the establishment of an uncon,ti,u,ona,
Al fot NJ
OF e purchase and admission OF Louisiana into the Un
on which was held by but tho
sew renee oil which could now be made wi,hout dc
siroyiDg the Constitution.
From the whole tenor of Mr. Ie;o,,s .nooo,. =.
ccar mat lie Is strongly inclined vote for the re- char
tenng OF the Bank ct the United States althoue he do
cafes 70 be unconstitutional, and only waits for the cleo
uohsn virginia hoping they will BODY of Renre
senatves TO the Legislature, ready TO consent TO The s
establishment Of the Bank. Mr. Tyler too is in favor of
the Bank but Tor the constitutional obstacle Al ~, vi
/ ike MIR Lola
vote Tor the re-carter, the moment they ascertain b,
majority Of their friends are returned TO The General AS
senD'y OF The State. matters not whether The ,,a;
tyso returned think Bank unconstitutional or cons;
iona'- they concur with Mr.. Leigh in inkipg that 4,
100 nconvenIent at this moment, the Ccnsti
!lon- u they feel with Mr.. Leigh and will consen, a,
lie shall femporise," he Las declared his WILLINGNESS 70
accommodate his principles 10 the Bank. "
should mol be astonished TO candidates pressed
D" nh me counties oil Virginia where the Bank Is unno
pnAr, declaring like Mr.. Leigh, that the Bspk ia ,,,rp
sm'ondi; but Immediately after the election proronq
to sacrifice the scJuples about the ConsIf,i;orr ~
convenience Of The Bank. "'
49, Virginia has seen things quite as strange recen,Iv
me most strenuous advocate. of the constitutional ;I,
OF congress TO establish the ank-men who had decIaTed
on 'he hoor oil The House that il was consiutjoo,l =
only lew days afterwards voted resolution dccI,r;n
against its consitutionaty-Colst Marshall B,rhon
anu many others in the Virginia Legislature were pre
pared 10 Instruct their Senators vote for re- char,a
Tue BANK, but he Virginia elections being at hand tev
oncoed 10 reverse their opinions Can any one sonose
wa, u.ese men, u re elected, will hesitate a moment to
/
man among these who concur with bin in his
70 the President and who him here TO wage lie Rail
war against him, that will give him carte baoc5 70
Or he Bank, u they can dupe the people 10
uen, ny crying out at the same time against ,le RnL
asuncosuiiona and against the President as an nsuroe
lof refusing 10 employ this seen, ne
necessary sgen oil the Treasury Globe
WAsHtNGroN, March 22.-The Debates In hath
ouses OF Congress at The present moment are of deem
interest to the People large, and attract greatly lie az
ienilon Of all persons here The Debate which has arisen
In the senae the Bank Bill motion of Mr. Webser n
mule out oil order, rather anticipating the proper stage
OF he bI Tor debate has yet been very interesting Tie
| speeches OF MIR. Webster, Mr.. Leigh aud Mr. Wight
anu OF Tue Two ormer in reply 10 the latter will be given
as eaiy as practicable. If we now speak more nar,
cUiHly oil The Speech OF Mr. Calhoun, who yestc,dav
followed ihose gentlemen in debate, il is because !,
curiosity has been expressed 10 know The course which
ms speech on the subject would indicate. We there.
lore venture iosay briefly Of il what follows:
MT calhoun opposed 10 Mr.. Webster plan cnhac
ca IN bis bill, because as he argues IL leaves The
cy nniixed and refers only 10 The Bank question IIe
said That The disease whic prevsils. IL the excess of e
paper currency The specie; the reedy 10 dinin;i
he paper currency, and the means NJ pefecfiug he re-
medy by using the Banks TO the disease Which The
Banks have introduced, you apply snow IN the
limb, aud apply FIRE 10 fire. He did not On ,o
details. The u :. Bank, lie said could he renewed To-
Twelve years, prohibited from issuing notes uer 10 All
lars Tor The first six anil Uer ~ for the rest Of M
tern all dues 10 the Treasury under 10 dollars IN lao s;d
in coin, &C. The details be left 10 be settled bers,to
MI u also declared himself in favor OF reduction NJ l.,
tetest on discouns by The BAnk.-JVot mt
q 70. WORK, Attorney al Law, Bowling Green,