Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15
gE5cbpapa0rad, Thursday, E'cis. hs5.
THE FINANCE SYSTEM.

r;ev of opinions, and Of honest orIniohS-ir", "hcb
have produced much ieclIng-none. on which we have
n,rmp,ed ourselves to preserve such "GuanImy Of sp.
riIs-nore on which we have drawn the curtain 50 hyG
and laid So many private letters before our eaGerGn
the same u.cercm0ni0us reserve. we present them wi"
letter which have just received We nave struck
out Of il much that relates To nriseves-Many OF OF:
readers will no doubt think, that we have ni:ealg
tanad too much-What We most value about Il Is, Ii.
catholic liberal and cOnci,laory spirit Which bca!cs
throughout il. Unless desire The t."puhca" P3';yi
b.. broken up we must cherish such trinper-IS ;la
ONLY thing, that save It from The risks Of 6Ss3.HIoa
The Philadelphia Sentinel OF The I2:h !nst throws oT
the following warnings and admonitionS which ought T.
be duly appreciated by oil wise and liberal Republicans.
cit is the duty Of every rue-hcar.ed DemOC!a, 20
every exeron III his power, 10 concale anu !AFnloE:e
the party. E1clemen. OH this question Is HE more "@
necessary at this me as there appears 10 he pTeWf
general impression, that the Sub Treasury b.! cannot
BASS in lis present shape but that there w! probably BE-
compromise bill framed. embracing some "s tie Pr
visions Vi both projects. One q: The sections OF VIZ
Wrights bill has already been stricken cut ~ iiFcr
majority The sooner il is abandoned the hritce, aHh
n cnnclllaory bill prepared which will une !e enEtt
Democracy Congress in its support. Delay, 10 tie
great injury of the business part o the c"mnumr, ale
nation OF feeling among Democrats and ultimate drt'a',
we fear will be OF the consequences ol an olsH'
nate adherence 10 1t.
yO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
"TEHSEssEE, Feb. - i-'-
aSir-Your determination to surrender the once "t
Public Printer, and TO rely for support upon yon! eli
friend the Enquirer alone, cX'"FiS the patrons E" that
print, not only 10 pay. vi.
lingy and promptly for the amusement co":" amt III,
srnc,ion constantly affords tc, bot 10 strive 20 send
il it can console, delight or teach! cn
close you therefore, five dollars, and promise" II 20
will forward Inc prospectus, 10 PEoeute Us many 81"
scribeIs a. can. =.
II send you in consequence OF our common iirn"Sn
for Stale Banks under proper restrictions, fane
Bank of Tennessee five dollar BILL IN preference TO a.
oller-eycn to one Of the old United States Bank I
is dishonest in Bidile TO reissue th"m-it "ohd =
ia him Or q
uire nor receive the difference between them amour
own The carlhiness oil soul which grasFs liesc U.s.
in defiance of morality and law, is The milestone %"
swinging 10 the necks Of the people, both oDSiFu"n|
their march 10 happiness md fame and threatening cm
and their government with perd';ion itself Nha:cr
ynu lose upon the Tennesseean though he Is rs Goj Is
any, and more honest than many VIII" stand nnci 'gh
err Shall make my years subscriptions end the soot O."
commence tie earlier, as 1t Is most CONVENIENT TO OK
clerk.
..WitIl you Sir lament the temporary disractin Il
,Lc Repu 1.ican party Your conciacry c"nrs" an a."
monilions are however admirably calculated 10 !nmo.
uize unite and strengthen, end il continued, m'nStun'
Grrstionaby succeed. An important step towards iis
desirable CONSERVATION, is the SPcr9' Gp'Se P'opSi'
ton Urged in your peculiar style, II placed you Mlc
most friendly attitude 10 the Administrators II osr.
wiclms the objections of the advocates OF Nlt"'s!
Bank the OF the moned institutions ot We H'a'ei
il sooihes the alarms oil tle enemies o SUB TeaSu:!r"
and the friends of State Banks; it Is unassaGDc " ,He
foes Of Capitalization and Executive PATRONAGE q" 'h'
parzans Of State rights in short II ~ dcsF"oH iIH
AMIGA. upon which the disaiec;ed can meet aSs'''Ae
and cOlcscc.
..We must rally and unite At 70 period have more
dangers threatened u.s. have patriot!sn and VISION
been more needed Congress Isl powder magazine: ana
fanatics and honorable members like Dnd ana sehs'S
boys hurting irebands about It, The iah"reTs ana
fishermen of Maryland. the patriots o! Canada ana '&t
borrrrnen of the North the Indians Of the South TIE
cravcns Of Mexico, and the sensitive conscientious ";.d
exclusive gentlemen OF the land: who delight ~ Co.
nouncna the dishonesty and cowardIce of the country
of then birth, in epplaudIng the mngnanlmiy and jHs'
ce and in eSaggeralng the wrongs OF al VINO slrihe 81
her heart, moving heaven and ea'th 10 attain ';
dannable ends. Wisdom aud courage, concali0n ana
orlitude union and providence alone, can save us sell
DOM on GARTH are many requisites concentrated
"Thc Democratic Meeting lately held in NasIr!!'r,
the conduct of the majority in forcing their nonsensIca
resolutions through assembly, the squirting 81 our
Wing leaders to National Convention and Bank Tic
marvellous conduct of Mr. Bell at the North the 'ia%
lous attempts and mcrcd exposure OF hleSSrs f!etca
rr and Hughes and the gradual revelation Of the hopes
Of Mir Clay and the designs or his TRENDS, have io1
much to benefit the cause in Tennessee
There have been more numerous meetings, 'naH '!H
orc have named. This, however. was respectfully 70
hucl of the elite of the party present 1t VAS ca
raclcrzed BY the harmony, cordially and deep TONED
enthusiasm %! who assemble in transient adVeFsiE
to Justify themselves, To relterute the principles "ic
they conscentioIsy believe must ultimately prevail 81"
to cheer their fellow laborers with tie prospect %! ap
proaching relief. and the hope OF lima >fewa d. HE mo-
raj Influence Of this meeting must he irit Inc 'lhr
the place. and tbs manner, were charmlngly afaflr"
and the notification Of the people, Of the iorn o. coming
events
"From the public prints, you can learn ana at'm.;'
the conduct OF the majority in Smuggling The sub "a"
sury resolutions Though the Legislature o; The S''
So much bold inconsistency and unmnnly dodgin" haze
been exposed 10 the gaze, censurc and c"nGr'
ton Of the world Many of the same legislators heir'l
fore approved oil The prnc pies of jackson AGn''!a'
ton. Most Of the prominent friends Of Nhlc' III WIS
STATE, urged his elevation, not because he differed from
Jackson, but because their principles were tie sa''-
The former, however, when reminded OF their so"i"
public acts in by gone times, and corjucd To save '
State from indcensibe political Inconsistency ana apps,
tacy lodged the responsibility by motions to lay on r'
table The latter, instead Of presenting their no'r
Stale TO The world, and the same now ho"hns
and hallooiug in the rear of Bank men, NuIers' re-
derasts, Aboonists, and Tari!lites of the NORTH
Resi- assured that when this tendency fncn and hs'
shall have been made apparent the people OF Tonnes
See il will need prophet to loretel, that all concern
ed will themselves, be Iaid upon the table, and '!e.'
alone in their glory.
IL sincerely respect Governor Campbel'H cando'.
MIR. Rivess moderation and Mr.. Lcgare learning; ana
solennly protest against all attempts TO read them o.
any others out Of the Republican church for occas'o"l'
differences of opinion.
"As TO MIR. Legare there are, il all parties too man'
cas|ling interests, continuous sacrifice Of more
sentials for the attainment Of The great good, 10 pc'
his classic taste or 10 equal his L,nH dc0i OF satesa"
government Iii really rcffeshns to Ieaa ms F
ties and oratons They elevate their reader II
Excuse me- Sir for the length and freedom WIZ
which have written. Permit me 10 hope that Tar
such rs the reading Of this letter, Is not oien imf"S
by those who pay you their debts suiier me 10 ".'"
that you ma long continue TO edit the Enquirer.
And that your patrons may promptly NEE, me n"!s.
tons under which you have placed lhFm.
! TIE ST9IES
PExSsYLvAxIA-Nlr Gilmore OF Butler county hA
change his position in the House. On the eth he "'
submitted resolution in opposition 10 the ub.TTa'"
Billiard on the following day, he offered resor'.
hat lie E:wOuI