Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
The madisoniun zoe, fol the former State Bank sys

The Madsonian goes for the former State Bank s'S
tenn, &c. -, Nor.
vii; BECOME the advocate and supporter OF XIV "!'''
Deunsi,c srhn,e excrp, inr lie purpose hi t0&P'D"S'
and cons,iiGfi0n What The Conservatives gam =.
that: Nothing. They do but assist TO esiao'lSh .sn
most bitter enemies (Ihe Loco-iocos) hfmy 10 PoT
who will not iLll 10 make Inc Sohsef'al'Fes '" "
victims. Tho ,
"What can the Conservative party desire more tnah
they now possess? The balance of power is he'u ny
them and bnl,aons daily filling their ranks ana en-
listing under their banner Never ola party oc'up!
more enviahle position than that now maintained ny
the Conservatives
ia 10 maintain their present position calmly ana win
dpnity without turning TO the right or TO the lett anu
rejecting all propositions for compromise that may be
made. . , .u,c,
the cause OF the country. fany compromise should be
welded to- will but to weaken the conservatives
and pace them in the hands, and at the mercy OF the
L0roJoeos
Connecticut Eection.-"We stop the press TO state,
that by the Northern mail, we have the most cheering
accounts from Connecticut AS far heard from, Loco
Focosna and the Sub Teasurytes have been completely
annihilaled in the land Of steady habits The ConserVa-
tive Republicans have put forth force and strength OF
numbers surprising any thing we had ne
Wings however, have swept the Stale. . w
"They Justify the conclusion not only That Mr. Els
worth the Wing candidate, is elected Governor by inc
people. BY large majority but that there - oec,neu
Wing majority in both branches Of the Legislature.
1t is scarcely necessary for 10 state, that we dsclam
the whole of these sentiments We go for Special
Deposise system, have gone from the beginning
of the chaplc II well regulated, and wisely admins
tered it prevents all the great mischeis OF the Sub
Treasury systematic Executive patronage ana machl'
nery-he insecurity of the public unds-lhe absolute
the ndiscrmnate and stern acquisitions OF hard money
10 the amount of the puuc dues II keeps the puDlc
deposles separate from the business discounts oil The De-
pose Banks, and only calls for certain balances IN sPe'
cie periodical seements-and these acquisitions 10
be modified and eased oil by udicous arrangements
It is ridiculous absurdly "then TO conound 1t win the
Sub Treasury, when both do not inevitably lead to the
same results" bill Of this character IS now at Wash
inrlon drawn by Of the best nancers OF the coun
,rv and calculated with few notifications, TO work
well-the MadIsonIan 10 the contrary notwithstanding
If The Madsonian goes for a mammoth unconstLtu'
tonaI National Bank in preference 10 the Special De-
posi,e Scheme-or in preference TO Sub lreasu'
~ Scheme strongly opposed we are TO this last pro-
nosiliop we 20 not with 1.-THE National Bank Is with
us the Ultima Thule of any Scheme that has yet been
proposed-et the MadisonIan rank 1t only as Inc tnru
worst of all the schemes that have been suggested
We shall not follow its lead in this espect-nor IN VIVA
il breaches up against compromise and conclllalIon
The Nladsonian is for ''rf eclng all propositions "i
COMPROMISE that may be made We protest against any
such course. We are for reunng the Republican far
ty Which has been unfortunately divided by the Sub
Treasury question We are for that great party holding
the balance iolng the Whigs-dceaing Mr. Clay and
his Dynasty, and his National Bank, and his Tariff, anc
his system of Internal improvements.
We are not for rejoicing the lriumphs Of the Wings
in Connecticut-,heir sweeping the Slate-and win
ming decided majority in both branches OF The lie
pisIature Mark It is they who have swept The
State, and not the Conservatives. The last have
voted but small number at the eleclIon-and there
fore it is the Wings, who have swept the State
But the result ought 10 ring in our cars as warn
ing how we keep up this dissensinn in orr ranks
what dangers besct from the prosecution Of the SUB
Treasury System; and how incumbent 1t is for every
advocate Of Institutions ind every friend to the pre-
sent Administrations 10 reconcile their differences aoan
don such ultra and to rally once more IN oppo
son TO National Bank, and to its Jealous supporters
We have gone into this question, as cool and as disIn
tcrcsted comLatants as any of The Conservatives we
shall make little by it any of them We have nj
selfish interests promote-no oaves or FISHES TO obtain
We are content 10 put down the Sub-rrasury system
Just us we were anxious 10 dn it IN 81 But we WI
not throw ourselves into the arms OF the Wings We
will not encourage any distinct political organizations
We wish TO see those designations of Locoocos ant
Of Conservatives ain the deep ocean buried we wLsf
to see them all reorganizd reunited and rallied, unde
the broad banner Of the Republican party.