Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

tim Of these drafts VIII be PAID IN oanA notes
s. Prohibits discounts. This all will agree is right
G. Provides in case the Depuse Bank ocs with per.
sdy towards Tire Government, the depos,le may be
mo we'd by the Secretary Of the reasury-approysd first
by the President The Secretary reporting his reasons
TO Congress- if in session. If nul the first week Of the
succeeding session. This, the Conservative aud Sub
Treasury man both will agree is proper and right.
Z. States, that fearing there mag he difficulty in the
Federal not being easily al there shall not
be more than three million in aay one Bank. al one time
and The ovcrpus may be deposited IN another other
Banks cs the might be. This all must agree, is a
necessary gnsd Increase 10 four millions you choose,
but sou will had three millions plenty in any Bank.
g. Is necessary provso, considering the falacy Of oil
human institutions and affairs, and leavesit with.
ther make sit the duty of the President Of the United
States, in Of defect in the depose safe keep.
ing of The public Revenue, al any time or place of col
lection and in the banking institutions of any par
lcular location should be defective, 10 suggest Sab
Treasury that point place for the safe keeping Of
Tile peoples money Who can, IN conscience, object 10
this:
o. Agrees and very justly too that the notes Of other
Banks paying specie should be forced the DePo
site Banks, and very justly too The Federal Govern.
me ut does not stand guardian for all the Banking inst
ulons in the United States If does, or did, or ever
will it will always stand in attitude Of bankruptcy;
and cupabe negligence in the safe keeping OF the es
pecia matters aud things designed By the Constitution
and which they have sworn to aliendto Otherwise, the
Constitution and the rights of the people would be as
"a broken reed" in their hands, and they unit 10 ad7at-
mister the Government Of free people.
Also the kind Of compensation to The Banks
TO- States Virginia land and Treasury notes shall
be received by direction of The Government, &C. &c
Now if there is any of the 10 articles OF this ca
yitalaton and agreement either side OF this greatly
distessngly agIa,ng question, lei the Conservative or
the Sub Treasury, or the gold ana silver man speak
Even Mr. Calhoun, think, will ogree TO Tbs honora-
bic settlement of this affair." and lend his aid In endng
this all absorbing and aaa,ing subject.
If there are 10 be difficulties, Of which can see none
in fu,urity enough for the day is The evil thereof -
but there ueed be none; there can be none
The Presdcn, Of the u States is prospcctivey called
on. should he see defect in the State Banks, or safe
keeping of the public any one point, 10 call
the attention Of Congress the subject at tha, point
MACE This all that is necessary or proper This
be better done in juturo, than now And why for the
MI impo,lan, and satisfactory EARTH that
gbt ard e1ycrisncc these important ingredients in per
tctnp every thing human, will burst in upon US, on
this subject, as time rolls its onwsrd course. .
Can Mr. Calhoun, who has nothing now 10 hope II
indeed he ever had any thing, from the anirersui wing
family whose principles appear to be as uHtrersat as d.
yergen, from each other, hesitate?
Can the Little Ezpungsr"-to speak in the courteous,
very courteous, Wing, Wig, vocabuary-he VINO has
been denounced ez CATHEDRAL ihousand and thousand
times over again shut his eyes TO the fatal, all faai,
stroke tina, awsi,a him Will he not torbear and come