Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

her Is37 and aran in Decembr al The regular SESSION.
was moi di posed to cenSuTt him, ai'housh al"
J;,c no O I'D in his second message on that suc e.
r., ,L .no,o,0I riH Ieas the SupriHs tao u the fP"D
Dc and many things indicated Willingness 10 c"'u"
bv the Dc ci .ion of Congress on that sG!Jrct Sone
dd decide against IL, and now When he SIN presses "
- , s.,,us 10 tnc, in defiance Of the expressed VIII ~
the representatives of the people, 1t becomes 4d
NJ ;rca,cuabe Importance whether We are 1" o. COZ
;n,, suLmis ,nu by The perseverance ct the tt'""'"
and whether our gallant Senator. Rvts, Is 10 oe SUI
feed TO appease The vengeance Of the b'i"u 'nS't
,nou of pariy3 SUPPOSE did keep uu''eH 10 ""c'"
the venerable Jackson, III arFesng ''' III IT, ,.
L. s. Bank over pros rate i!b"I'i's' a"u a""r
OF millions ni dollars on Internal i"p, ~ ;c. .s
from gu p, kes by a uncon t''u o'a' ''i'', ,L,.
mn nri,ct wo,,hv 10 Keep US united But Nhd' - Nv
in this Sub Treasury scheme 'ilht We :"1'' IJ ,I5
small. 81 sacrifice for it. much less ,Ia' VIZ S ~ .i
I'm such man az Mr. kvcs, I" whom Tue -
party owes more than Ia any other man !" -.
Blu, yCu will be told tina, he orpo'"s '"e ''' '; L
ton in other ,hirgshe censn'es II ,''i ' | = In.
tween four and FIVE millions al Inc Puo''" ''o ~
United States Rank of Pennsy wanna ana WIZ Wv" :'
10, hIan. rho CyptnmPnt for ? Inc Nh"e C,'u"'S
was convulsed from Name TO Georgia, WIZ" 49,
Jackson removed The d"poses gu suS'a"s r 49," ,ba
doing il, b.catse Of the great evils Tesm'''rs S @
Government being connected WAN 'hat "a"h' 49,
10 if !, w,e ,h; Tar General Jackson to remove e o'
noses il connn, be rgh, for Mr Van Buren, to put ,'
back file is not ,rehdng IN the footsteps VI oN
son here Some persons may tell you, very
that ,bs wes moi like ordinary drPosiles-'his MONEY
ua. Ie ,,nce.ds of two bonds due to the Umcd Suites
from the r. s Bark Where the difference between
the proceeds Of bonds and the proceeds o, any
other source OF revenue, whether Puo''c '""u'' ''
or any lling else There is none
If the Secretary Of the Treasury had sold these bonds
for s,uonsy in hand, the law directed there %"nie
have been no necessity for depositns the money IN inns
bank which has been Justly SAID by the most prominent
Of the Republican party, since 1t was I'chafrfeo
by Pennsylvanla to be more objectionable Than before
because il is operating all the Union, with lis
branches and agencies, without any responsibility 10
Conorese If the suphistry resoed TO could justify inns
strange and Inconsistent procer ding. as It cannot what
apology is there for depositIng S3OO u RAISE" lr"n
dlfren, source TO wl-pad by the Bank "i Kentucky,
to the Treasury Department? (See the Ie'ler OF HiF
Pore the Cashier. among The documents reported by
Mr. Woodbury. Mr. Rives expos This affair, she"
iny as an nrrunent against the Sub Treasury, that,
whist the Government was protesting 'dtrorcc jr0m
Bunks" they had formed a connection with the Most
odous bank in the Union The President should r"'
be allowed To palronze banks al his discretion. but II
done at all should be under the restrictions OF law
Fellow citizens if you permit william c. R'"'S to he
sacrificed for daring oppose the Executive. "hcm he
thinks The obligations he to the Stale o Virginia.
requires il his hands-it he is TO be cast III "carH"
he will not pledge himself to support Martin an Barren
IL is the last time that any Will make serious ff
sisance to The Ptesiden nj. aud this proud Commensurate
" i'll be humbed in the dust! Az a:lcip, IS Hd:" to de.
s,roy hn by sgmatiZng him with The EanrS {" Nhig
in disguise traitor, renegade. Hnt he charngrS me
berest enemy he has in the uaOn IL place Their finger
on nne act Of his conflicting "h 'he pure riiHc pies
Of the old Republican School lie Is Ann Bunk. Anii
Tariff Ant, Internal Improvement, Anu AhoIti'Y, AMI
Sub Treasury. Anti every thing "hlch Virginia j. orpoS
ed to- and vet lie is be oil because he viii moi de-
grade the cice he holds by pdgng himself IL support
Martin Van Buren,, for the sake oi gerg the support
OF the Sub Treasury party What pra"i'caI good Is |"
be attained by making pl dee the subject OF The
Presidency, when his principles are perfectly unI T.
stood. He is to be condemned upon mere susplci'n
because the Why's, compelled 10 admire his mtnly
course, estuw some praise on hIm-6ecauSe porto"
(say large one) in The Legislature not has mG inalp
my 10 elect their man, unite with the Conservative:
in elecling him. preference TO Sub Treasury man
These Wing votes and Wing praises are relied tn 10
damn Mr. Rves. Twas when The Wings want.
I'd 10 elect Mr. Roane Governor Mr. Roane irIcntS
IN lie Legislature highly cennrcd by lis friends
in the country for brrglng h.m forward ia ir House
al the last election for Governor upon 'hc ground, that
it they had adhered /" the caucus nomination Of
Governor Camrh Il, te Wings with his peculiar friends
would lave erected him He was known /" lie the ia
vnrc Of the Wings Mr. R"ane very wiling then
I" hr elected Governor by the Wings amd hen he
Eli ced Senator he did not Ihnk l!e votes OF Wings 50
utterly cuniannatng. In his speech AZ The public dun
net gwen Mr.. Rv,s. he sp' Ike yr5y kindly OF thrm
He said let Us forget m"f M' are bn"c u
GVnt and Resh # tShM Mcy are rJic"dS, oar
nrighbors, and cnuntymta In III" same SPEECH he
say, IF pOrtion IF tie Wings y h'S city If HYn"rer
y, .o"O h"te nHHrsstG my con-
duet par=dR hG1e teen PfeGScd al recent pTOn.o-
ton oniy iecauSe not cc"g attic 10 ob"'n man II
Meir EaTty &c. &c. Way Is the support al ii"
from tina, In MIR. Eoanes case Is II rot knnwa that
they have not votes enough Ia obtain HEN ol their
own pmty: They have ficd, tor seven days, 10 eject
uue- Ersl one, ;iIen another Iyir, Johnson. Robert
son. all have been run; but their eighty VOTES
minority and therefore, they have choosc between
Sir RIvcs and Sub Treasury Tian Aud Why should
no. they b. allowed to vote with the Conservatives 10
ercl Mr. Rives: Are they not, as Mr.. Rnumc says,
hone Of bone AMI ntsh Of our flesh: Have ,h'y
uoihing a, stake in the ugtatiug question: How arc
We to defeat The Sub Treasury without their =
Fellow citizens, | feel assured That wien you reflect
calmly you wi!l that all tins ciamor about the
Whjgs lakinu up Nj R.ves is 10 GIivc you from him
DIVE him from The Srna,tand then perhaps, Mr.. Van
Barren vii! drive The Sub Treasury successfully through
Congress II YOU 90 not stand by The man "hu 10 notify
sustaining the best Interests OF tie cOun,ry-If Mir.
Ryes is be borne down because he darrS 10 resist
iavcrite measure Of HE ExtculiyecIe which, in the
spirit OF friendship he adrSed han 10 nih"td before IL
IVES presented ;hCn The lime not tar distant, Wien
we shall be driven in yoke not less Hing than
that our ancestors threw of IN IGLr 6Undagr o party
der pulism. | do 10 reflect on the motives 81
ihuse who fer with ne; but my solemn conviction IS,
that the tendency O the spirit Ut prescription no" ma
nil,s,ing itself against Mr. RIVeS, Is 10 destroy that in
dependence I the representative which Is ll- safest
guardian Of our liberties.
he advocates of the Sub .Teasury acknowledge that
il wGs universally ColGt nm when Gen GD!G"n pro-
posed but they say that the circumstances have chang
ed to the Banks not eni!,!, /" muci' conf
dcncc vii! shrw Concluslvely that they entitled
To more confidence now than when Gen. JacksUn made
them The repositories When the depOscs
ed from the U 5 Bank in lc3i, matter OF his.
tory that the Government had lost upwards Of million
of dollars by employing State Banks bc!uc The late U.
5 Bank established in lSlG During that period.
these State Banks suspended spt payments for abunt
thee years-the late suspension continued ;:r more
,Luu one yearard, up 10 this time, not dollar
lost nor likely be, b. the late deposire backs al
though they held drpusie much larger sum than
the Old deposile banks. In his last Annual Rrpnft
alr Woodbury., after stating that they had paid OF the
greater part Of what they owed says: Most, not all
Of their debts, with others owing to public dts
bursting officers for mo"ey depusi'e IS r0@fHtnty
tapecied ,ciu in The end be pud Nnw ii ,he State Banks
could be employed the agents Of tie Governmen, in
1851 after they had suspended, for three years, aud lost
10 the Government upwards OF a million OF dollars.
ask are they entitled confidence now,
they have encountered much greater dIilcu,lIes-te
ihnly lnsa dnIllr Lx ILnI