Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-10


evidence of The determination Of PHILADELPHIA rot l -
sumo specie payments. The report of the Esng
of New York. eyinces their ample ability and i.cG ,
"ALaAsY. 4 pri' :. !e33
"You are authorized IN say fac within Your know.
ledge ha, Governor Marcy viii send messy, Z, .hn
LEGISLATURE recommending the loan %" eight OK len mt,
lions of the Internal improvement Stocks In The Banks
the moment he ascertain IN an Ghbcnic shape TIN,
the PENNSYLVANIA banks viii not resume speci. nav
mcnts.
Ibe necessary details Of the law will be 90, in ,e,f
ness so that Stale pu, forth Its FOIL power with
The requisite p,omp,rcss and effect. ihc moment the NO.
per time shall arrive. 1t is TO ne hoped that the barksg
New York will not i"r moment indulge Tie heiefll,
the suspension law viii be prolonged Tor single daT
Thew can have The zchcis pOHer I'll the State aid them
in promptly paving their debts and placing the civ
again in its proper attitude; bu not particle Of yo,
any attempt TO delay evade the resumption Of specie
payments.
SThe Governor tits understood requires 10 be sa;st.
only of two points, That Philadelphia mul no, r.
sumo, and . That New York ral-and the notaos,
those two particulars are ascerained, he vii! send In s
Message.
"7he Gorcrnor ,oil be fully substantially both pa,ts;,
both Houses.
81 cannot Gu Mnk that Tie moral efict Of the ztasay,
sciH be mast saiutary, 10th "0r and hntGtttr.
'The stocks which expected to be thus used viii
probably be S3O00O00 (addtionuD for the Black River
and Genesee Valley canals; 81 $50n0 600 Cor the
Erie Canal enlargement, and S3OUOOao for the Efe
Railroad The stock to be loaned to the BANKS until the
avails shall be wanted from time 10 TINE 10 prosecute
the public works
"1Ne friends Of he resumption a,Gy res! assarrd tic:
the Governor and his Terty fully dcts5,sned 10 Do
their dirty. Of eour5e The Wigs wW do theirs"
The Wings in the Senate OF Pennsylvania are vioa,.
ing their most sacred duty 10 the country. They
permitting the Bank of The S rule the State ard
to seek overa'Te the country. The Harrisburg lie.
porter of the 9Th States fiat though the motion for tie
indefinite postponement Of tire Bank Bill 70 Withdraw,
yet s'from present appearances we should say that TIE
banks will be suffered 10 do as they please in relation
the resumption Of specie payments The only ojytacie
10 The resumption opP'ars 10 be The T. D. ha"@. amt as
Tic rnojory the Senate is composed % tie JrieRds e
tgt inStituton a djcrGlcc 10 tie rOce u the people Is
viii no, the Republicans put forth every nerve to
counleract this sinister and dangerous Institution:
To The Republicans Of Virginia and al r0siiHgtOp'
The conduc; of Tie Bank Of the United States Ought
to arouse you. You this Tremendous institution
abusing its charter, extending its powers, ,amperIas
with the other Banks. and obslTucting their return 10
specie payments II is pressing for IL charer-a"d
dark as was the day when Penns gaze herr char
ter vet still darker will be the day when The u : shall
consent to rechareE her. II is that tHanph Which Sue
is seeking 10 gain the Republican party over the
Constitution; over Liberty herself n IS that victory,
which niessrs Clay and Webster, and the Why's, are
laboring wiring from the fears and dsITesseS OF IN
embarrassed community.
And will YOU contribute 10 assist her by your d.
visions: Shame Shame !ha; the Democracy Of the
land should continue 10 vranlie about subordinate
Cuysiion-brcGk Down their RANKS; aud permit THIS SELF
isb and dangerous monster TO ru!t the only Republic
unon The face Of the globe In the Df the Con-
sttution; in the Of Liberty; by those spIendd
tories which YOU have often over the friends Of
the National Bank, hash your dissensiors-Cease ihee
distinctions Of Sub1reasury men and Of ConseITafeS
-rc.uni,c rally together, and save the Republic from
the abominable aris,ocracy Of this National Bank.
People of Virginia Your own Elections are at hand.
Bapsh these sounds of dseord from your camp. Go 10
The polls; and vote Tor candidate. who will not pledge
himself TO fight in the last ditch against the National
Bank MIR. Clay is lis ardent and decided friend Vote
for man, who will support hin before Congress ad
Journs, you will the Wing members OF that body
caucusing and recommending Convention, which l. ~
nominate a Wing candidate for the Presidency. Mr..
Clay is to be that Clay and The National Bank-
or, Van Buren, and Hncumpromsng hostility 10 a
National Ban is the true issue before you Meet that
issue boldly and directly. Shoald majority Of HhIgs
be sent 10 The next Legislature, mark ii you will see
Wing elected TO the Sense Of the United States, ard
you will probably resolution passed in favor OF
charering Bank Of the U. States
We call clso upon the Republicans Of Congress 70
abandon their disputes, and to rally together. The SUB
Treasury bill cannot pass. IL Is out OF the question:
Settle your dispute then nmcable temper; and march
together against The Money King who threatens dica-
ton to our country. Why should Messrs Van Buren,
and Rives decline any longer generous co operation
for the public service? Away with those subordinate
questions upon which they have recently dltfered-A~ay
with every feeling which has separated them in the slight
degree! Their party, and what IS more, their coun.
try demands it their HANDS ii IS not loo late to
us from National Bank; if lay al! our differences Of
opinion upon the altar of our country. Mr.. Homer Of
Ohio has noby sci then, the example he has come for
ward in the spirit of patriot TO staunch the wounds OF
bleeding community. The spirit in which he has Of.
fercd his resolution is CLEAN of hope-and promises
the dawn Of better day. As one OF the most dlstln.
gui.hed persons at Washington writes u.s. let the State
Banks be assisted by the liberal policy OF the Govern
men and sour recent disputes will soon be forgotten
our family jars will be healed, and we shall again 90
FORTH conquerlng and 10 conquer under our Republican
banner"
But will Hamer stand aione' We call upon Mr.. Ben
ton redeem the pledge which he has given in his late
able Speech. Will not his potential voice be heard at
the present portenous crisis We invoke him TO ass.
the Resumption RaS; and strike down the sinister Ge
signs OF this moned monster Here is lie true picture
which Mr.. B. draws-Iiere is the prediction which IS
already ulfled-Herc the declaration with which Ee
concludes:
:But, gentlemen of the opposition say, there can be
resumption until Congress acts upon The eurrnty
Until Congress acts upon the currency that the phrase!
and it comes from Philade phIa; and the translation
Of is that there shall be resumption until Congress
submits 10 MIR. Bddes bank and recharters that nst
tuition. This the language from Philadelphia, and the
meaning Of the language; but happily different voice
issues from the city Of New York! The authentic no.
ticaons issued from the Banks Of that city pledglng
themselves TO resume by the 10Th day ct May They
declare their ability to resume and 10 continue specie
payments and declare they have nothing to fear except
from deliberate hoslty-an hostility for which they
alIege there be moliye-but OF which they deli
ca,ey intimate there danger Philadelphia Is distinct
ly unveiled the of this danger. The resumlns
banks fear Observation-Disclosures ACTS OF HOS
TILITY-from that quarter. They fear nothing from
the hostility, folly, wickedness Of this Admnisa-
ton. They fear nothing from The Sub-Treasury BILL
They fear Mr. Biddles bank, and nothing else bu:
his bank, with its conederates and subaerns. They
mean 10 resume and Mr. Biddle thai they shall
not Henceforth two asgs will be seen, hoisted from
two great cities The New York flag will have the
word RESUMPTION inscribed the Philadelphia flag
will bear the inscription Of NON RESUMPTION, and
destruction all rssupng banks. Under the one or The
other Of these flags all other banks all citizens and
each political party, will be found arranged The whole
country will divide between them, and neutrals viii
be seen In that great division, assume TO assign no
one place. leave it to each 10 find, and 10 nke