Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
word we be0 leave 10 repeat what we said on the

In word we beg leave TO repeat what we said on The
Sd July last:
"What! pass bill without modification, without
single restriction the State Banks-or any serious re-
scliuns OIL the discretion ot The Secretary OF the fea
sury This bill falls far shurt Of The demands oil the
Nation as to the Banks, 10 the Treasury De-
paruIent We say, the State Banks, but hdequa'ey
restricted and wisely guarded III the custody Ct Inc pup
lie funds We say with Mr. Buchanan no more draling
with the bunka as general repositories. say with
Gen. Waddy Thompson Il am in favor oi sPrc'a' De,
poses with banks properly selected Prr'rf'ng III a.,
where they exist, banks owned in whole or III pat'
by the States insuch that the m0sy IS R0t 10 ce
used the banks in ~hich dpos'ted believe his
plan, IN every particular the best
Al all events the following remarks, which are IN 'he
Globe Of Monday last c"naIn some general sugseso"s
which hope will form the germ oi n liberal coHP'o'
mise and concatory adjustment Of thIsrexa'lous ques
ton. We "uch the whole Question again wlth regret
and cheerulIy submit IT, with respectful drirrence
the conflicting views Of Others TO the wisdom o' The
Representatives of the people. 49,
The Globe is criiicisng n passage IN the ~ lntelii'
gencer, and says: CThe Italics are our own9
"hs is 10 say, that settlement OF The great ques'
ton with which the country has been ngaled Is l" oe
attempted by the present Congress II does not sui Tue
policy Of the party which would dprange every thing,
that any thing should be dustd One cause OF e1cr
ment is TO be accumulated on another. until mass "'
discomfort heaped up, To make The Government TOP
hcnry and then will be To Turn t"pSy 'uVey ana
throw the fabric into ruins 10 the very foundation lhr
jory therefore, who represent Republican o'aes'
which the public will has. most distinctly and decs'sey
called for HE separation Ike business o bdnkny ana h
financial business of the Government, are warned lhai
they must not change the slightest particular the seV
raj plans proposed by them at the last session. 'eh
and the general wish OF their constituents Each sec
ton of those opposed TO surrendeng The business oil 90
vernment TO banks, must pernaclousy adhere TO 'E'
minun Of their respective propositions, for The orneh
of the party opposed essentially TO all their common
principles No proposition, ,chich may embrace M'
general OGeo f all Tie Republicans and guard gga'Hs!t1 e
0pprshcnsiOnS # reguard 10 The uorhtnss ~ NE
systtm should adopted, because it would defeat the
Vaccinations Of The common enemy.-liavIng, lheh,
warned Congress against all efforts To quiet the ve1ed
question by striking out some safe plan against which
prejudice may be found 10 exist, and which may 9
devised al preclude the danger apPrehe
continuance of the public money in any r;ar. S"'
custody uncontrolled Ly Legislative prOeisiOn 'Po
tons Of the lnlelIigencer 90 10 intimate tina. ~
be well not TO look very closely into the frauds ana
facatons which have occurred in the old system, &c,
&c.
For our own part concludes the GIobe) we want
scrutiny, thorough and searching and immediate, into
every suspected public agency.'-And SO do ~e-but
idle lummery, for agitaOn sake. And II The
present Congress cannot go thoroughly and useiuIy
through with II, then resort 20 the President Committee
Of IODUTcsS