Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-25
Richmond, Thursday, Jais. .s's.
More EierS-More resolutionS!'
Col ,u,ynlres somewhat in tho

More Tiecs-yHorc resolutions'
NO h,oi, To feel ourselves somewhat in The situation
r Ill.,, pnnr Comba!ant of York town-who had 10 fight
an his own hook We cannot agree IN every particular
with most of orr Republican friends We have disa-
greed with the President about the Subj reasury-wh
Tho Governor about the theory Of embarrassmen,s
We cauno, subscribe the resolutions OF Mr. Servant
-or of Mr. Peyton-or PRECISELY OF DIT Ecmnnds Mr.
Servant is crile too ultra on the one sde-and our
excellent friend Mir Peyton, ieehe too much so on
the other Mr. Edmunds resolutions nave oech d'tfr
emily construed BIZ snme gcncTcn-but as we under
stand them tsY coincide much nearer Than any thing
we have secn with tie views which we have respectful
" yenlu.cd 10 express upon this complicated supec-
Our intelligent Correspondent at washington seems 10
no If opinion that there not much diversity between
them and Mr. Wrirht's bill This is new view OF the
subject We cannot agree with him. rs The reader must
have seen from the much criticised, mnc.abuss alc'e
nut out by this subject on SATURDAY ast. nave
becn sufficiently scored for it already. We honestly dis
approyed OF the new bill Wasingon-Nc approved OF
The general spirit of Mr. Edmunds resolutions; though
we think they require some modhcalion-Ahd because
wc honestly thought that our friends here were some
yl,, more fortunate in their course than our TRENDS
;here-tl,al our Resolutions were better than their bill
that we must ultimately settle this question upon some
common ground Of compromise, similar IN most respects
IN these rcsolmuns-lnd because we frankly SAID what
we honestly believed that The enlightened sense oil FrG
ia would operate strong neral influence on the public
councils al Washington have been severely taken To
task by friends here well as friends there-Jns as
honest as we aiciDuch abler we admit but perhaps
roy gutc so roo( We claim, because feel ito little
! enrapimv of tempcr There is nothing which
envy; nothing which more desire to initiate IN lie
worthy Delegate from the county Of Goochland, than
tina, high and collected spirit: which always makes him
cGlacSt amid tic Storm.
Let the storm whistle Let censurc, even abuse
fall upon our head. We bear it all we'll as we
can-Wc must submit: to imputations which we do not
deserve. Some gentlemen may please to suspect US Of
abandoning the principles Of the party to "hIci we have
! ,l~ii. IN.
out the slightest mn'ive or temptation Sumo may say,
if we do not take Mr. Wrights BILL that we are hostile
10 the Administration of man, whom we admire for
his Republican principles patriotism and abilities, and
who stands endearcd to by thousand acts OF conf
dence and kindness We cool ennagh 10 know. that
orr party will survive 'c false fire of the moment.
We will live down ali these mistakes This question will
soon he settled and the Republican party will become one
and ndivsbc VIVA, Is n0'e most desirable U.s. mat spirit
of harmony and concession, which IS so essential IN our
reser situation Our friends here, and at Washington,
have not Tct conferred freely enough together; co
pared their opinions and calm set down 10 compromise
their differences They must do IL aud they must prac'
e more fohea:ancc il may presumption IN Us 20
rive them Ibis councidier!ng, rs we unfortunately
do from 50 many Of lhembu believing. as we asn do,
that there is common ground on winch we Sh0"'a
md can unc-will they excuse MS for suggesting our
own ideas Of the elements 1t this compromise: We
take Mr. EdmuuGs resolutions, as We understand their
rcnernl propositions the sEbstrntGm o.! our own:
1st The dues Of the government Ia BE- received in
specie, in such notes OF specie paying Banks, rs The
Drposte Banks NAV agree credit cash (Oi course
our Banks will not be compelled to take the Of all
Opposite specie paying Banks-and no others indeed
than they themselves please
Cd Tie Deposite Banks to be bound, at all times, TO
paw the Treasury warrants in Cash.
3d. The funds Of the Government. 10 be placed on
Special Dcposife in the State Banks
4tl To cut of The Bank discounts from The public de-
pGses*
9Th And as one Of the means to this end have SET
a.. ~ mic
be- prescribed by law-leavng little discretion TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury possible except in come ex-
traordinary emergency
9th Whatever balances may be due TO the Govern
at these periods 10 be paid up in specie aud spe
calIy deposited TOR the use OF the Government.
7lh But to ease off the Banks, uni! they acquire
greater strength upon their resumption of specie pay
nenis, 10 modify this converbilly OF balances into spe
cic on the principle Of Mr. Cnouns provision already
en.rafled into Mir. Wrghls billtha is to say, do mol
ask the whole balance in specie at first, but portions
only, increasing i'll amount with The lapse OF different
periods.
minds so freely. Some charitable git may raise cia
NOR about attempting TO dictate To others. But this
has always been the 1t you silent, they say,
you are afraid, and blink the question. If you speak
out, they say you debating 10 o,IerS.-We confess,
in such dilemma wonld rather shy little too much,
than too little. We prefer, in such condition Of
party TO be charged with prcsumptinn rasr than
be condemned for pusianimity.
compromise the dispute, if they do mi play the uras
upon each oler-it each does mol pect carry
every thing his own way-f they bring to their consul
talions disposition to harmonize with each oher-to
give and TO iake-und 10 rrunc and rally tngcter.-f
there ever was party, which in situation 10
qure The exercise Of this spiIit, sGch is at this moment
The Republican Party. None ever had stronger and
determined opposition to encouner-none ever
had greater principles al sake-nnne important in
lcrests TO promote Shall deprive ourselves of the
benefits of all the Reforms which Andrew Jackson has
introduccd;-Sha We be thrown back upon National
Bank, Wing Dynasty, AMI upon Wing principles: We
Tor one, say No.
ioa,, says conteupacs
tent that which the Enquirer believe s always heretofore
opposed onie dconnecon Of the Government from the Pco
pr We do not 50 ton the contrary by the pruc
thinking opsrat!on presume il only b.nkins DIS
which we went US carly us our HIST structures
The objects 5:I resolution covering
dial support o. the sub rrn,ry syGm-Nr cnnn"t donb thnt
Ic cnd Of tho Administration would consent 10 substitute in
c OF measursa cordial confidence and attachment To tho Ad
maatoa, its principles patriotism, if'"ness aud wisdom
The Wigs are beginning To arm for our Spring Elec
lions. The Il. Wing notifies. that poll will lie taken for
Mr. Archibald Bryce of Goochland, to represent the
Senatorial district composed of the counties Of Hanover,
Goocland Louisa and FIuvanna.
The Wings OF Culpeper have had n meeting, and
nominated Major Edmund Broadus as their candidate
for the House of Delegates.
Onr own friends in Caroline are about making SINH
lar move. This is fayetteville the Wings about
raliyng in all quarters, shall continue Inactive
quarrelling perhaps by the waysideand breaking up
our ranks'
We can assure the able Editors Of the Frederick s5nra
Arena and the Alexandria Gazette, that The President
OF the Qate) Editorial Convention duly acknowledges
their courtesy and reciproca,esihe teengs We shall
take great pleasure in laying before readers much
Of the articles in question: expresses the generous
lments they feel for the Citizens of Northumberland still
more, the deep impressions which the Convention seems
10 have produced upon them.
u We are authorized TO announce, that CHARLES
TrRsBuLL will not be candidate for seat in the next
General Assembly, delegate from The county of
Brunswick.