Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
Richmond, Tuesday, April ~.

opposition will win single vote or reconcile single
freeman, to The waning Of H. l.. White. The
scheme oil The Wings is agitation -panic--embarrass-
mcn,--by fchargcs boldly PROMULGATED clnn,ots
about corruption and abuses of the Treasury and of
The Deposc Banks; about OF the Administrs-
ton which boldly perverted, aud proper apprcps-
lions which are improperly resisted-and last tsi not
eaSt by of Abolition pancs--whch arr. asbed
up by every species of device and agitation.
No meuibcr cuts so glazing figure in the drama as
Mr. Wise The Wings seem 10 understan his charae-
ter, and know how 10 address themselves to bs ruling
passionof no;orieiy They praise him their t,asts
pull him by their scribblcrseven the nauseons euo-
gu.ns Of the nuying Telegraph nothing comes am,s
TO his netand they tickle his vanity by circulating hun
dreds of his Speech, which he franks bundles 10 their
order If Mr. Wise expects TO be made great ,nan Ivy
such hohouse eNPedens, lie is most grirvsasy inst
ken Such was not the way, by which Madison and
Marshall became illustrious Such dc vices were
not the means by which the brilliant genius of Randolph
himself wns fashioned and polished
Does not MIR. Wise blush at the abuse which he lavish
es upon men, SO niuch superior tn himse' D.ss he
CONSIDER iha The noble nos uincnt which Levi Wood
bury has raised Ia his fame, by his admirable Re.
port on The great staple Of the South ought TO have ex
cmp;od him from the vulgar satire which Mr. Wise has
poured upon him the ''nastpr and as the colleague
OF MIR. Wltnry Docs he expect 10 win his wny Ia
dist'ncton by peishly moving after amend
nent TO the appropriation BILL aud then suddenly with
drawing them? Can he. MIR Bell seriously think
to cast slur upon Gen Jackson his noble fort To-
reconcile Ohio and Michigan, aud the einsinn of
lhe niood oil ms countrymen by sending Ncssrs. How
ard and Rush 10 mediate between them Can they be-
leve inat Tue People will listen tn the miserable slang
which they have put FORTH that there agents are really mi
nisters, WHO require to he confirmed by the Scna;s he.
fore they can be entitled TO compensation? How com
pletely does John Mason all their fnsy o,b
bes by the plain and unsophscatrd statement piyen
in a preceding column.
Mr. Wise win never reach 10 the goal ofyrea,ness nv s
passionate course: lie may pass for bold, clustering
spouier, until the Presidential is over The am
btous men who surround him. may him for the pur
poses of the momentbut when Judge White sinks INTO
the obscury TO which m is doomed The re is
y one OF The present motley Coalition poor as tn do him
reverence Mr. Wise will rue Tie which. he him
self running The people will susI CT the prudence If
The man who has gained little notoricy by tie great
eccenrciiy OF his movements. lie may piss for sort
oil Don Quixote IN the art Of fitting nj wndns but
never tor statesman WIN is revcred for his wisdom nd
mred for his aainmens and esteemed Tor the ovation
OF his sentiments and the courtesy OF his n,anners
.Neoer!
(From the GioLe)
BUSINESS or THr lloUsEIhc public are apprsrd
that IN consequence of judicial uction il is held
that the Government must continue receive The notes
OF the bank of the United States under the Isti section
OF the charter, although it has expired that the Bank
has refused TO redeem It's notes at points where they are
payable the face of them that the ca shirr of the Sa
vnnna branch OF the IT, States Bank has refused TO puy
$29,0O0 OF liz noes; stating that he was not auur,S
ed to redeem them, and that the OF tie Bank
would be paid only at philadelphia; that the IT, States
Bank notes therefore under par at every place re-
mote from Philadelphia; that in Of This
state OF things, bill has been Nv the Chair
man OF the Committee of Ways and Means, to repeal
the l4th seciiO, perverted by judicial construct on
THIS was tile more essential, the Bank of The
United States, irauducn,ly chartered as pretended
Stale Bank against tie will OF the people of Pennsy
wanna, was nooriousy circulating the Of the
Bank, aud Mem only; thereby deriving credit for lis M
sues, from Inc obligation OF tile Cove
thcni IN payment as well To redeem them The <
tent OF It's interest as sochhode owning seven mil
lions in the Bank.
Uuder these circumstances, Mr. Cambrelenp moved
70 suspend The rule TO take up this bill 1t carried
oy vote OF l3o to 36-several of Judge Whites Ten
nessce friends, viz: Luxe Lea Sand1fcr and Shields
voting against it. br. Peyton voted Tor ia; but The vn,o
was so wclming, upwards Of 100 having voted for
IL before has name was called that MIR Peyton must hav
seen mat le motion would have been CARED without his
vote.
As soon, however, the bill before the House,
Mr. Psyton began 10 distractions 10 it, We uno,e
the day.
"Mr Pcion snI had vo,ed in favor of The miles
to- tbs biz sga ,se Gse o, the Se.e 70 eier
gentleman "01 o ~ NE New , 4o, dsoo se Vim
House ss to tho People o S s a no, only 10 hat
less ia" regulating 10y treasure OF iho eouv rs
move, changing only the day ro the second to tho & ] !"
:. sd a ss ieI9 , 800, w ga, o. iollow,
Means. enlileia bill regulating the dSpoo ofho money The IT,
may be offered 10 the be the special the day.
The hoer Of y O'Clock tho third May ooS and on such
@ % " rom he same hour Fridays and Saturdays excepted
in o,ds nc oa, having sasaed She ou'oo said would
which was on ITS engiossnen..
Mr. Pyion would thea change his motion. nasnuch a. tie
y iSass hqd esasuse"dod he "ouIdoys o,ske
The Chair replied rules had becn suspended for the .o
% Of ,%Sag ." lbs by and heree the
bill Was discussed and passage advocated By
hanbers Of Pcnnisania aud Cushing opposed by os.s
" Tie resolution offered by Mr. Pcyton, MS IN amend
nent TO the BILL the which had been repeatedly
offered by him, and repeatedly rcpodiatcd by the
House. IL is well known that the bill regulating tho
deposites of public money will be called up 10 the ousc
The moment the Indispensable appropriations are passed
The Chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS and Mean.
mas gwen notice in the House Of this intentions and the
determination OF the House that it shall be postponed
until the appropriation bills disposed Of hns been
sgnihcd, not only by the making these bills The spc
cia order but by the repeated REJECTION of the Gecon.
snmDg inOtions daily made arrest them by hiessfs
Wise and PcytoD. MIR Wise had previousiy twice On
THIS very day, attempted thrust his deposile bank re-
solution on the House. by moving anne dment
70 other resolutions offered during the two Int rnju
hous dedicated 10 receiving rcpUTts and TesOlutans
HIS hrst attempt to lack it resolution in regard
TO the Territories. lie called for the yeas and nays 10
waste time, but he could raise friends enough 10 se
eond tue motion His absurd proposal then voted
down, without further delay than grew out of the alter.
cation attending IT, and his second attempt met with the
same fate.
MIR Peyton could not have supposed after all this
That coupling his deposite bank resolution with the b
10 repeal the l4 section Of the United States Bank char.
ter, could have any other effect ban enbarrass tho
proceeding, TO relieve the county from the fraud pqrpe-
raling by the new bank, in issuing the Of The
Old bunk, compelling their recep tiOn by te Govern
ment, under The old charter and refusing to pay them
where made payable their face. Mr. Pryton's OBJ
jet ~ Tie attempt 10 unite the subj, CT was no duubt
70 get up debate for weeks months nd rive the new
united States Bank the benefit Of the inurrini Willis
ne was accomplishing another object in consuming the
sessions and defeating public business Bot il seems
mat Mr. Peyton was badly advised His motion vas
ont Of order. a temporary resolution appointing dav
IN one House. cannot be joined with Dill which is l.,
undergo the action Of both and receive The Presidents
signature. Suppose MIR. Peytons resolution appoint.
ing the third Monday IN May for The discussion 6f tie
depose bill had been appended TO tliot repeating por-