Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06

running would result in the election oil ihe hg caho
date. More anon
No Rus on rue Banks, AND THE LAST News FROM
E.GI.sp.-We are mortified 10 bre any portion oil Inc
pr.ss recommending a run IN The banks
We object still more TO tho exhoriaiioDs from some
progalr quarters that The banks und merchants shouo
ship all their specie to England 49,,
An alemp at my thing OF that kind won'd oe suc'u''
10 them Neither dppusiors nor bill holders could 6r
expected to look quietly and see their only secu'
for immediate payment torn from theni' ano piacea "
The hands Of Foreigners.
On the other hand We earnestly hope that whiie the
banks make proper Efforts d.chnrge their drtips 10
thrr dilors here they will be treated win
aud kindness
ANY other course WILL The end prove as ruin"us Il"
line community at large, and esPecaiiy 'he iao"''"s
classes, os 10 The banks.
II will no, only derangc the currency, but hnseuie
the prices of every thing, and make me poor anu
rious portion Of society constant prey 10 ~ tue
form of brokers and speculatore :,
Csu,ion ius,lce s,eadness, economy, and reasonahe
confidence will carry oil through the crisis except The
few whose nordnae rashnesss in the putsut" wealth
always exposes them TO shpwrtck IN the i'ghest squn
The last news from oofasa, VII" 'ie eASsP'i 20 ~
cotton is certainly favorable
The rae of inpres, has not hren raised 10 six per
cent as was anticipated; the Bank OF England mao not
been run upon fnr gold 10 pay The dividends es some
feared the rate nf exchange with The Continent appeared
improvipc the English stocks did mt decline; The bud
get had been opened, and the revenue was improving
Of growing worse; and the prospect oil The crops
woe good.
Cheer M, then PerseveSe steadily in retrenchmert
and iodusiry Put our own shoulders firmly 10 the
wheels rather than clog them, and all will be well with
those who have any tight 10 expect success.-Gtobe
WIG MEETING.
LEwIspuRG July 26--A meeting of the friends OF
Mr. Clay vas held in this place Monday last, Court
dny and Delegates were appointed to the Convention
contemplated 10 be holden in S,aunnn on The 2o'h Of
September next. The proceedings OF The meeting VIII
be found in another part of this paper
Comment is unnecessary but II We may Judge from
the past all those energetic but Elusive measures and
those fulmnations against the present patriotic end
Democratic Administration, will prove unavaling ana
upprofabe as they most assuredy destined to be
emiuently unsuccessful and hopeless The Democracy
of America strong and vgllant at the present day.
TO b. defeated by possible combination of circum-
The election Of Mr. Van Buren, is no longer
problemaca it is beyond Doubt or controversy; his
popularity has increased, is increasing, and we may
add CANNOT be diminished We ask the candid observer
Of the times if Mr.. Van Buren, is not decidedly more
popular at The present day than he when first elect
ed to the Presidency Mr. Van Buren, could mt al one
time command the popular vote of Virginia for the "
Presidency. AT the last Presidential Election his ma.
joriy for the Presidency not only fat,ering but
decisive: showing Tint misrepresentation and Vltupera
ton had ben exhausted, that reaction had ommenced,
and lha, the Republican principles OF Mr.. Van Buren,
had only bec"Gr better understood and appreciated,
but that he was entitled 10 the every confidence oil an
intelligent and Republican people Enquirer