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

urwer-a rowe, granted for another ad different pur-
oose They will not meet ii in trent, and give II
blow in Tie face but they will slip up behind II, 'no
strike. Sir have had enough "i The indirect use
nr granted powers. shall hot soon forget the desth-
.trncsle OF the Tariff and, until do, snail not oe
wiling IN ony conceivable case 10 use EFan'ed power
for purpose rr which il No. aid ~ouio no, nave
been granted. Bat | really cannot eo'nP,r'srru 60,
,emeH: carao, see what they would be al Inc RAJ.
by the hour a, the whole system OF eankin9 MOI Tue
vices of the SYSTEM but The system, itsei ana ny
tell Won that they enemies 10 lhose INSTITUTIONS
which .!ry so vetenentiy dcnounce as r,e, corrupt,
H.,rm. anil rro.b,.zan nd they urge This SubTrea
.p,v acbste ia come with these topice ana al the
same ;;e sho you Thai wil! be as harmless, as suck
inn drsr ,hali, will affect the banks at ALI said,
nm former OCCASION tia, argued in aphosshs
II mirh, have said In lcgarithms; Tor really to one like
my.e; cnni,i.ed in The higher mysteries, dissertation
r, oaesrns Ia the higher mathematics rs just as apPro'
priae and quite ineligible Ii may be my FAULT, not
ihrs as. have mt those "optcs sharp which, accord
lag TO the high authority Of ludibras required to
Vr SucR things. -.
can understand the gentleman from Virginia, (Mr
,uner1 who with Tie frenkDess that belongs 10 MS
character tells that he goes for exclusively me
iallc currency that The world is coming 10 NJ 'nal "e
desires That country should have the honor Oh e'u
ing the way. Now, although do not agree 70 h',
can understand it, | do not think the q'esu"n o' "
METALLIC currency is, will be-, qIes.'oh oeo'
IN. world If did | should shrink with d:snay aud
horror at the ruin and misery whioh wouiu atleno ."
terrible transition Blu, the gentleman also lel' U.S.
that he believe that TINS VIII
pIish this great end Of bringing US back to metai'c
curency that il will have but slight influence IN that
Yav that the work must be finished by State leg'sla
ton In other words the PATIENTS dangerously III with
the cholera. and the gentleman with all possible car
nesinrss and affection, ihPores you TO administer
small dose of magnesa.
Gentlemen on the opposite side concur in ienouncins
the banking system, but in nothing else One gentle
man concludes the burning ana'hemas against all
banks as the greatest with which Providence has
ever cursed sinful world, by telling US that he does
moi desire to njure thcm and that this measure Will moi
injure them Another gentleman says, that banks are
very bad things and that this measure will lnjure Them
little, bu, very little Another will tell you that he
would sweep The ppslilent monsters from the earth
Another that he would reduce them to the standard vi
the Bank of Amsterdam Chat eternal Bank of Amsler
dam-not as il was but the gentleman imaginaiions
have made it) of dollar for dollar. Another is willing
to allow the banks 10 issue three paper for one silver
dollar Gentlemen, agree among yourselves settle Inc
point to which your great reform Is TO be carried hx
your gauge make your mark, and then shoT TINT your
Sub.Treasury will operate just TO that mark, aud no
further.
will conclude this brief statement OF the points OF an
argument rather than argument ise oy saying tna'
if could indulge a wish which 10 he gratihed by
the general suffering Of The country, should ardeny
desire The passage Of this bill. Them il not before,
amidst the universal suffering and misery, would be
heard denuncatans of those who had pressed This dsas
trous upon the country and expressions Of gIa
,i,ude and respect for those who had resisted it.