Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

-, 70 transferred 10 "ihsT places "
sT~ .,, that more liberal sp't'' should P'e'ai' 10
KS '".. N,r.inrs with the greatest nairrA!
f. ..ralng behnd oil her SISTER States ms
Bg'-'--,r, Ia some defect IN our legislation, ana
PISS ." =, Inr deficiency Of banking facilities by
|f'9''H r,h &c stocks The chief basis Of Banking ope
rsA'E may remedy this deficiency. Let the exist
Fi"'" ,,rs be enlarged and their charters e&ehGea.
s.y, he confidence at the l. Gisialn'e, LOT 'ney
l.! 'bolcd 10 the public prosperity 10 the utmost OIL
i'' ,, commerce has absorb all their tsposa-
~ o,ii.ng has bee u left for the encouragement,
,.,r,s The giea, ceulrai improvement which
+ MANI" ,Ly East ami the West, ls now opening new
! 20 an additional branch Of business has arisen
f'' ,t,s the special protection OF the Legislature
80 y connected with the great system OF inter
II = ,,,,n's A cieat railroad must serve as The
" ,'. rar,?c llnk between the Eastern and Western
l,.,J., s,ili more extended road vii! probably
(-' -. ... Tennessee line 10 the James River and
4" . So r,rsI Shall we be indebted TO Wales or 10
,r,, for the iron necessary IN the construction
= ,.3s y,hen We have all The materials conve
49, ~ .hrnGau,iy furnished by Nature IN our own
49,. ,,noiifir 1t; In just &c to ourselves those mate
." ',a, rendered available by more abundantsup-
.., .g,,gr medium. With This leading object, i, is
80 10 establish ".HinerS and Manufacturers
Z }. ~ ,Dr c.y Of Richmond, with capital oil one
49, dollars. ard the privilege of cnlarging it to
, ot mo millions, 10 be composed OF one nj In
,,n and 1ur-!i.Ihs IN public stocks II Is be-
hat The subscription 10 Such Dam VII! oe ieuui'
~ ,,,v,.rd the conditions OF the charter be rca-
". !, would give an elasticity 10 the coal and
I,s,,,ss that does not now prevail. Whenever
, ,rcs companies, engaged in those pursuits, shall
" .srsl their mines or erected their works, llley
no sustained by loans their stocks, pledged al
,ii.! g.! CERTAIN proporon) OF The value Such
.ss would give spring I" productive industry That
~, now drraat of Our population would soon be
g,3 the uillx of useful artisans and their fam
Tn. $. am engines at oar colileries would be IN
.,.,r Observation-Disclosures for smelling ole would be
.,stua. b!ast-Iie noise CT The ult hammer would
'rI5 and the rolling mil revolye-Our great canal
ia be covered villa 5Ga,s transporting coal and IRON
(, and .o-Our enlarged population would consume
sr the quantity OF the productions Of the SOIL and
. i,yfes from the mountain region would come 10 US
countless numbers We should all feel The benefit,
none have to complain. This is no visionary
.,, /, IS the result of sober thought and mature
ci.ou The writer has personal object to be gra-
lie has descended far IN the vale OF life, and has
re # seeing his anticirations fully realized He
4 ~. 10 the old SIse Rights party. in The stric'est
,.g- aad wilde lie couscieniousy thinks /, is the duty
~ FEDERAL Government to collect aud d!sburse the
2 MONIES OF the United States in the constitutional
,,ncy cou,enp plated by the r. cersl Compact he be
y,s tia, The several Ssles have The perfect right IL
annre their own pecuuiary concerns in their own way
roy:drd i, be not Inconsistent with The Constitution
,E. United Safes SEMEN.
- The long Communication OF " 4 Uestern ltrgt.
is On M lst and % pages lthas been more Than
/ weeks on haud-Gnd We have not hitherto found q
neut spite space TO bring il out It's in reply to
Nos. from the Charlottesville Republican which we
:, rscealiy laid before our readers.