Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-16

their bands, and 10 point at'wha, we have always insist.
ed is The true issues-A National Bank-"Harry of the
West" as the Wing candidate (wilh a National Conven-
ton 10 nominate the candidate Mr.. Helm lex Speak.
cry Of the Fl. Of R. submitted on the Sd inst. the follow
ing resolutions, which a Frankfort Correspondent OF the
hlaysViiie Eagle says, will make every kentucklan
"heart glow, and his chest expand"
"Rcs0tred, That the General Assembly of The Com
monWealth OF Kentucky have Witnessed with regret, the
deransed state of the currency Of the United States, The
blasting and whitening effects produced thereby upon the
commercial, manufacturing aud agricultural interests OF
The community.
"Resoired, That Whatever may have tended 10 produce
this ruinous state Of things, il is our duty. as a people
having common interests, To present on unbroken front
in our efforts 10 remedy existing evils.
"Res0trcd, That it is the opinion of the General AS.
sembly of Kentucky, that the system Of Sub-Trcasu-
RIGS, proposed by the National Executive, is i%mpolitic,
nnwise and calculated 10 augment Executive power TO
On alarming extent, and will neither satisfy the public
mind, nor tend TO correct The deranged state oil the cur
rcncy.
"Resolred, That it is all.imporlant to the preservation
OF The Union so to conduct our National Legislation, 10
unite and make our interests inse parable, %sludiously
avoiding that which is calculated to array sectional feel
ing and interesis-on The contrary, he should desire 10
promote social n,ercnurse, facilitate inler accommodation
and trade, and regulate upon terms Of equality our do
nlcstIc exchanges, aud have n uniform and par value
currency in every portion Of the Union.
."Rcsofocd, in tie opin"n Of this legislature, That The
best means Of etiectiug this desirable nhjcc, is the crea.
ton OF a National Bank, we'll guarded, blending public
and private interests.
"Rssoiccd, That the time has arrived when we should
forget our personal partalities and predictions, and
look alone 10 the rescue of our country from the taDgs
which seem To threaten its destruction.
"Rcs0ired, That the people Of Kentucky entertain and
cherish undated confidence in the wisdom, purity aud
unbendinG int gritty Of her distinguished citizen, HEN.
r. CLAY. She regards his name as standing idenli.
fed with, all the Dlust prominent features of national
policy, calculated in their effects and tendencies 10 bind
this union together. When the honor of this nation has
been furnished by foreign oppression, bis voice has been
the first raised in defence Of the rights Of his Country.
lie has extended a fostering hand TO The great CONNER
cial and manufacturing interests of the nation. He has
citicalor, 10 heal the d%iscordanl feeling which threatened
in bold terms the durability Of The Union. lie is the
great defender Of the rights of man, and The advocate Of
the cause oil Liberty in every country. Kentucky feels
that his name is dear 10 her-lhat it is destined TO be
among the brightest am MIS- 10 decorate the page oil
the nations history. She presents his name TO the
American people for The Office of Chief Magistrate OF
the milton. lie is her choice, and under his banner the
people Of keGlucky will rally with pride and pleasure.
But whilst we thus boldly make known our feelings,
and present our choice man, we are disposed 10 unite
with the Wings in every portion Of the Union, and give
our support 10 the individual who may be selected as
With this view, we concur in suggestions made, and
now recommend TO The Wings every where. The proprle.
~ Of fixing upon a time and place 10 assemble in Ma
tlonal Convention, for The purpose Of nominating a can.
dldale for the office of President OF the United States