Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-18

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lie ott -. .ula.rs OF arny end attributed then
us'a o,,,io, OF the Constitutional Treasury. Cen
I" zoe Hsrsn,ly alluded to Mr. Calhoun personally lie
I MI, al one Of Mr. C's speeches. ana ie''er
', Ccndy Rasue', TO prove MI T. an con ,,,
f'" lie reiterated the OLE slang, that Col i'en'
ss.s the aahnr Of the plan now advocated Nv Ms u
~ Calhoun here arose and remarked 'h1 'h'. "'s''p
va ,,,r be settled then He turned 10 'rn ~, ava
F .;m ;i- G,liowing qucsnns--"S'', ga moi >""oY
-, brics inns system to Washington ara propose u
"i-s,,I Gentlemen in IS34?' Goa 7. answered,
t.. Again. Odd not Gen Gordon introduce that
49, II the House, in 1884: Thompson answer
Pi'y.." Did no, in 1854 declare in my place,
70 -, one else did, should under certain circum
" d,.n il nv duty 10 bring forward THIS very mea
s,,'f D. co-c,:" The answer was again, Yes 'tiow
' s,;d Mr. G, can you declare Col Benton the
ts. SYST, M in 80 which you ack knowledge Gen
M Introduced in lS3! = Mr. Caihoup added the
Is,cn which he derived from The premises
~ ,.d distinct detail canno, here he given Of this
II was one IN which The facts OF the case, a, least,
c,.y acknowledged and settled
"SI,ser Gen L. closed, Mr.. Calhoun agnin spoke al
. i.no,h lie took Gen. rs arguments in detail!
',1.,.,npT,,slv demolished them &c.
,h;. si,crcaton. which gave rise 10 the Cores
60 between Mcssrs Thompson and Calhoun,
s isy before readers. II MI Calhoun plies,
.b,l nnsjsh his Letter (Atter the discussion,
w S", were presented by the Committee and
ICED br large majority OF votes IN taro' OF the In
,..,1srl Treasury System }
4s,ner r.s also gwen TO Mr.. Gilmore OF the II Of
-, Cniy,nt,a on the 9th inst Col. Gilmore spoke for
,,nrs-tle IS an advocate Of the Sub Treasury
g., the course o. the day, las Correspondent OF The
,....I.s,or Mercury writes:)
"a vsrr abe ard eloquent letter from Mr. Calhoun
-,ad 10 tire company, s,rikingy developing the close
noec,icn Of III" principles Of the Constitutional Trea-
,-r cussrn with those Of the Stale Rights party ge-
.,Ir and respectfully Of the Virginia and Kentucky
lu,,cas Col Preston was not present; bat sery long
,- +c:n him. in reply 10 the Invitation Of ie cnHri,
i.s aas read 10 the company The writer says, that
owe OF It's most remarkable features strongly indicative
E,l,x -, l.o, IaII ontar
;,,,;prai Bank 4 ei,er from Col Rckens in the
-,lan generous, hgh.souled, and cive,ic spirit Of
ssl ;rue Caroiinan, received by the assemblage
s;,A Inc r,nst enthusiastic cheering
When these letters published We shah repubish
both
Il the Phlsd.phla Gazette a!luaes 10 the article in
ms under the expressions ''the statement which
hrs- Hss auh0ri=,d, must beg leave to say il is
not strictly We have repeated nothing hot what
Ise Secretary has said bet be did authorize
r-H..h Tins remark we annex the following remarks
is tie Philadelphia Gazette, dawn forth by one Of It's
cc..sponcsn's
"m!lh respect to Mr. Pauding's non authorship Of
t., -icces imputed 10 him, sliaR, in common with
sgre,! of the most respectable and protnlnent Wing
journals Of the country, rely confidently upon the
mart which himself has authorized. Even when cor
respondent differs from frei bnund 10 el,eras
oan impressions Others do The same as will be seen
tc the tlnwing, which We copy from, The National In
;.i-sncer Of Yesterday:
Il" consequence animation ihe article inserted
OF g. e. H. think pepper for again
bound yield implicit the disclaimer made
Richmond Enquirer ssha Of the Secretary of Navy
l7'e tic Globes cdItorias''
"lt.tiords qualification moreover 10 perceive
.osa'!y that members Of the Navy do not take sices
against t!ie honorable Secretary Of tireir service.
in the National Gazette of yesterday, who seems
he acested by the siacerest mpara,y, thus closes
ms communication:
Mr.. Padding ndrcd hi. place. He his
under the favorable f!c lie nhe
offender OF the AsSy dTtas the late war against The numerous
representation OF lie The friend OF Decatur
and other brave Who fought Navy reputation
ae COO from ancestors OF ,rne patriotic have
conhde his abilities and rccttude His tate
racila,us he will leave Office deeply
's.rs 10 his eoun,ty, with an honorable y me
c..;s,ion."-(-'cr hare ,ee)
The Rain which fell las, week on The Sea Board was
~, the reader VIII perceive by several articles we have
caysG very heavy one, in several plsces-snd accom-
panied al Norfolk by very severe blow, and very
hsh toe. Several vessels were injured. The Pennsyl
vpna parted her cables and driied hundred feet
small creek opose but the las, Norfolk Beacon staes
mat she viii hrat from her present p"sion the f!si
hrh Ide, without being under the necessity OF removing
her guns
TIE Philadelphia Advertiser Of the l4th states, tina,
'.The quantity Of rain that fell during The twenty four
hcVrs ending about o'clock yesterday morning,
Guil inches inccated by the rain gu'ze kept a. tho
PrnnsyV Hospital THIS IS The greatest JdH OF rain
an he same time, record Here "
We have cheering news Of the Northern and
Bitrn crops, a correspondent OF the New YORK Tx
press has converted with gentleman WHO has just re
tUrrsd from Journey through Connrctcut, Massachu-
sets. New Hampshire and Maine. The gentleman says
aeulfy among the farmers in each Of the above nam
ed States, they say they shall gather larger crop oil
corn IN each State Than they have done IN h'een years
TIE potato crop in Maine and New Hampshire will be
least two thirds Of good crop, The rye, wheat and
caycc7is Al least fair crop The crop OF corn IN Con
is greater than for three years past he pnla
crop will be smal!-the rye and grass crops good
The Wabash Courier of the 9th inst says "ln this
See ndisna) and Illinois, as far as our knowledge e1
ENDS the prospects OF abundant corn crop were ne
GREATER and nothing but an uncommon early irost
big the hopes Of The farmer as to this import
ant staple. indeed This year promises, so far as the
Hs sconcerned to be Of unusual abudance IN the
protection OF all The uecessaTes Of life.
Resumption.
The water continues smooth with us The Winches
srVeinan 0! tie 18th inst, says that The matter OF
specie payments by he hanks has now steadily been
prosecuted 70. several weeks and have yet the First
syllable to hear Of embarrassment or inconvenience re-
suI!rg from the firm and determined course ultimately
adcri"d BY The banks upon this subject Yet the cry
and again repeated that the banks never could
resume, and sustain themselves without the aid OF U
5 Bank 10 regulate and protect them in the effort
Again and again it urged, that although admittedly
Unconstitutional, yet exfcdency required The sanction
o. the Government, 10 the mammoth institution required
We. for The conclusion. The banks have resumed
Ire work Of resumption, stated has now for weeks
been successfully prosecuted The first inlmaton OF
embarrassment yet 10 be heard, and the reports con-
eTnng m"neycG matters in the country show them oil
10 BE steadily aEd rapidly improving. No U. S. Bank
mas however existed 10 give It's fostering aid and that
winch has the name ard the amount OF power II for.
mei'y possessed has been found the only stumbling
block tie banks generally had overcome, in PrePar-
ing 10 resume and had they been less resolue IN their
course, ssar Mr. BdGle and his bank was concerned,
Specie payments would still have been deferred
lie 'rgnan says that "i any one question has been
ceaiy seItd by the decision Of public sentiment ou
fog The past year, it is that marriage bonds-no
c'fafin'rshP concern-no connection is needed (oe'
tween TIE government and the banks save such egen
cy OF The banks the government may choose to en-