Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17
RANK "a TIIE u. s

The Bill for preventing .he introduction of any gyoucL
e 1geneies or notes OF the Bank of The u. States has
Possed inc senate OF Oho and is before the House
OF Representatives
a similar bill is now before the Senate of Ns,o York
lhe Norfolk Herald calls account for our oppns-
ing any of its Branches gencies in this State we
beg leave to refer him for answer TO the Nat Inte
gencer OF lSl2-or some Of our That inluen
ual journal (hen an organ ii the Republican party)
dweils upon the dangers of rcvving the Old States
Bank with capital Of millions only -Mr Gales then,
sincerely dcPTcaes and almost fairs To- coHetgIgt liz
obtaining charter from Pennsylvana--os an objeof of
dread to many sound Statesmen of lis immense
political influence" BY the by " Inv has not The Int,I
gencer met The question which propounded to it.
growing out Of the above quotation For the best rea
son ~ the wofdbccause it cannot reconcile its Rcpub
ncah course IN lel2 TO its seIve submission in 1886
The Bank Bill was yesterday indefinitely postponed
in the II of Delegates. II mscarried between, the ef.
forts Of those who asked too much and Of those t o
w"ulu grant leo ite. Some were for unniHg into
cess Of a5ont7 millions of new banking Capital CtheTs
were against granting any sufficient CO piia The
lgSe Tes who were for avoiding either extreme
Of the Capuots We regret the fate of the Bil, Ge
cause we mad hoped that a reasonable addition would
have been made 10 our Banking Capital upon the condi.
ton of limiting the notes TO at least $40
AS the matter now stands however, we must make
the best OF H. We must profit 10y the advice OF one If
our trends, who Is rather ura against what he calls
'the banking, scheming mania who asks 1Can-
not our friends be prevailed upon noye sear
anu confer ana commune more freely and fully with
their people, Try them" The subject will be oSaled
and considered and debated, during the suminer-and
we hope every thing will thus right at the next
session.
In Che time, we recommend to the public auen.
ton, The eloquent and excellent Letter Of Mr. Van Bu-
rem to the Republicans Of Cincinnati.
The ALABAMA Reeimonf of Volnafeers sailed on the
~ from Mobile to Tampa Bay. They arc ten compa-
pics strong, consisting Of three ion Tuscaloosa two
from Montgomery, from Auiauaa (WetumpkaJ
one from Dallas, one from Wilcox, one from Pckcns
and one from Fayctc. The field officers afe Col 4 III.
.olm, Lieut. Col Crabbe, and Major Taliaieno. The
Mobile Register says, "Ihcy fine set Of men
gathered together for such an occasion all
vigorous, healthy, and in The prime Of life generally be-
tween twenty and tlnrtyive years Of One of
The New Orleans Companies which came 20 Mobile 10
obtain opportunity Of joining the troops in service
was accepted by Col Lindsay and accompanied the re-
giment. The other was disbanded.'- Never we're Vo-
ionleers more impatient to serve their countryl
"THe PrSssrLvsSts HocsE or Harnrsrarsrfgs Immediate
y Receiving the shove Nifains Passed rrsou-
ons hfosa h oeolJ third isadas b. vote az o25
nsWueng their senaios hcaa and Bnfanaa,
cSPungng Mr. Richie BE- Kind enough ten Us Whit
Senator opybt 70 DO? Ought they tumble out
a., .7anepohs R,psbfcan
We said IN our last, and repeat II BY way Of
sce that they are bound to cbog TosQn Now, what
says Mr. jeremiah Hughes? Whef Ogqkt soid Senator'S 10
doP We pause for a reply.