Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
TIE RES0LlLTI0A:S

49, we published iii our last paper the Resoluo,. oc NJ
Watkins OF Goocland We hail them with nleasn.,,
we shall now see whether gentlemen arc nronarnd
Mr. Leigh, that he need not look to any drreon,,,;
Virginia IN favor Of the Bank but that the people of Ills
ton To Ills cncroacimcnts SrPS''
we shall see whether they prepared to cancel the
oil Tie last wnter-and 10 re-instruct our Sc
naorS not TO vote Tor the restoration of the Deposcs
IN which one of them NIr. L) is understood TO have c
clarcd On his Chesterfield Specify his dctcrnnaon y,
persevere to the bitter end.
We shall also see whether the c,r sl,,,,r, :; $500
10 instruct our Senators TO promote the passac OF the
Dill OF The same complexion with the one Which cv voted
aSSi last WINTER, providing for substitute of The Ma
honal Bank in the State Banks SC &c 10 be- bcmn"d
py every limitation and restriction against all abuses
oil the Executive authority.
The Resolutions of Mr. Watkins o,,h-,.
oil great Importance at the present moment They orr
partly rendered necessary by the Resolutions OF the last
wintcr-by the declarations of Mr. Irigl,,nd h IT,
state of the timcs-No National Hnnt,N No 49,, -; ;
OF the Dcpostes Mo dcpositcs of The Public Mon,
Do. what are guarded against abuse from the Executive
JwI' lhose are the great propositions which the Re-
solutions promulgateWc wish them conpletc success
The French Treaty is becoming am object os ore,,
hon ne hrst question is. VIII the Chambers CON
nm ~ ana make the necessary appropriation? II APP
pears ny the accounts lay before chr re,,lr.
at tley met on the LIST of Deccmbcr-ut that tIe s,b
ect ad not been taken up the 9Th Dcspaches bnvc
JUST nseh received from our Minister Paris but their
oo"tS nave not yet transprcd. Nor indeed are we s
well acquainted with the Dispatches which had l,efn
previously received by Administrations az to know
what mas passed. and how far Minister on The sn
may have recommended the which The President
has Pursued-narkcd, as we are inclined To- bc;eyo H.
equal firmncss and iorbcarance -
The result in the Chambers is still uncer,a; n, -
unsuccessful ii may reach Congress in time 10 rcg,,c
their own Proceedings. We trust that France ,sl Ia
her duty, comply with her treaty save her own honor
ana pay The claims -four merchants We most AMI,
ousiy trust that her proceedings NAV he cnlcnl,
20 preserve the peace and the good understanding he
tween the two countriesthat she may force no ones,;o
Oh war; or military measures, or act of Rcprsal NM,
our deiibcrahons-bu if France should prove fahicss
20 ne! engagements, we must pursue that course which
"I pi llgnts ana honor OF cur country may demand
p but our hopes prcpondcrate over our fears We no.
cve that we shall get without any war-and th,,
France will yet do us Justice 49,
IT the Wing had been ingenious cnouSh 10 npbl;s,
our article on 6cn Upton doctrine his readers wond
uien nave seen whether did or did moi sattock ,I,c
rue oil construction adopted by the Hero" We showed
i O, Vy lhai II was incompatible with the Constitution
n' the miscevous consequences il would produce and
at IL would give Congress the extraordinary power h
iiS own law, OF determining what was constitutional ami
was not But 1t better snts the purposes of the
,H 70 hiSrepresent the course Of its opponents than
10 te inc ruth, by letting them speak for themselves
@ We must throw upon tho courtesy of our Corro
dents We publish their Essays rapdy as o evc No.
ono our o"" abor- to theirs Nathan place probably
course oi The next week Our rule m come FIRST ercn,
where ,s very length Of The communication Inlay. a
''ou' Correspondents, to- study a more ideoHe style.
W Ne had no Northern Mail yesterday The Nation
al intclgencer OF Wednesday states that they had mo
@ either OF letters or papers, up the time of this pa
per gong TO press Nor did this the least surprise
seeing that, within the last forty-eigt bours for L.
fallen here the deepest Saotc remembered The deni f
IT. on level, in the country was about 20 inches
ne thursday Washington papers could have brou0bt
us no proceedings of Congresses Wednesday was .sn
pointed Tor the dclveryof the Oraton by john QrIstY
ADAMS before the two Houses of Congress- on The Liz,
ana Character of General LAFAYETTE and no eo;s1,
i've business would be transacted i'm either House