Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
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at $50 - nnrnur courses, not loud, but deep
TIE phlad.lpha National Gazette says we n 'a . :
now such reason TO believe that the .,
The Fiscal Bank Bill, that the official announce =
the fact will cause US no surprise hnse means Of
from gentleman from Washington whose ie',, -.
knowledge we deem ample, and he says, VII pn., :.
seryation, that "the President wall veto the n
Again: ale must foresee, and ms auSl :
must urge the fact, that with the failure u .'s lI
sure the elements of the party which elected h' WV
receive shock fatal TO their future assimilation.
The Boston Atlas tells Ir. Tyler, "hs maS syn s
Bank BtlI as /: is passed by Congress- III ie'u.
7, Ter should exercise the Veto power as asains' Wv
bill establishing the Fiscal Bank, the greatest
pointment and modification will come over inc ~"
Party Throughout, the Union. Their confidence 70 n'
will be greatly diminished Their hIeh-ra'seo n"Pe
will be dashed TO the ground. That immense e'i'i'
by which he has been elevated TO the highest ONCE W
earth-an effort which is without parallel IN Tue ns
tory of political struggles, will have been mace III van
Gloom and dependency Will take The place u "o'
confidence :; e
Tuesdays New York Express says, "Ihere ID OF
course nothing ne from Washington respecting lhe
fate Of the Bank Biz but in the anxiety OF rs
for its passage more doubt Of It's fate IS expressed AL
the Whr papers Of The city, however, express strong
homes. and belief, that the Executive will hearken
TO the voice Of the People indicated ny the iouse "
REPRESENTATIVES. The Commercial expresses great iea
of consequences, if veto comes ne .imtf'o"t WV
not stop To contemplate them The Courier consiaefs
a
Journal Of Commerce rather hopes there will be one
The stock says, of the Bank as IS, cannot DC teAeh
up by the Capitalists here
The s52 900 Webb particularly ferocous upon the
occasion His Courier says: ave cannot, we WIN
not doubt, but he will discharge what is SO obviously
his dfv in regard 10 this matter and approre The Banh
JU or Resign his office No other course is lett nun 70
escape from such deep disgrace and univefsa odiui
as never vet has been hcaped upon any pubic man III
the w. S and there is nothing IN the past NE Of JON,
TYLER to authorize the belief, that lie WIZ hestae ~ Tue
line of conduct which It is his duty 10 pursue
..He NAV resign than give Up Virginia an
stractlon" but he will reto the bill charter'nE
sthe Fiscal Bank Of the U. 5. Such an act wouid
leave him without friend or advocate IN either party
iHdccd, . -, :, !,
write, on the 9th, that "The general impression IS
particuarly with those who have had the best oppnru
mites Of judglng-tha Mr. Tyler Will veto the o"i.
incline to this opinion, from circumstances coming
within my knowledge but nope not. 70, t"e
of,he coun,rvs tranquility and prosperity, ana ior A1
'ryers own sake trust he will not venture so iash
and mad an act II he does resist the popular WIZ so
loudly and unequivocay expressed Tor Nauonai
Bank he will be met By storm Of popular inu'ehat"
which will appal the soutest hearts, ana CONFUSE ''s
Union from one extremity the other. A very ava
lanche will sweep him away, ana an odlum WIZ 21'ne'
around his name which has never oetceu an'ei'a"
statesmen before.
uIypon the whole regard Mr.. Tyler most critical
volcano whose explosion, if it be not rePressed, WIN
rock the Union, and kinde an excitement neye. WI.
messed since the passage OF the stamp ACT iel mn
survey his position well. Tremendous results await
his action With respect TO the prospects Of the wing
party the vote on the bank bill affords cheering ,nd
cation. But our sky is not altogether cloudiess Now
and then a speck Of discord is visible.
Pro.di sious, Ii Mr.. T. meets the crisis with the
shirt that belongs to Yirginian: and does ms duty
he viii not want f.iends-many good, aud true man
10 stand bv him. lie will survive the volcano, or the
avalanche either, with which he is threatened
The la,cs, account have seen IN Wing paper, IS
letter 10 the editor of the Baltimore Patriot dated at
Washington Monday night, which says : The OPINION
rains ground that the President will veto the Bank bi
or, at best suffer it become law without ms sigma
ture-I regret that cannot speak more iavoraoiy
The President will never adoptthc alternative, winch
many of The Wings 50 kindly throwing in ms ,' way
that is 10 say pocket the bill for ten days, and ict II
become law without his signature What an opinion
must these Wing friends have Of John Tyler No VII
einian would be enough TO stocp 10 such TICK
Thur IS THE AsswEE. Could il De possible, that
such poor bastard could be born on Tins SOIL the
scorn OF every hsh-minded man would strike HIM from
the rolls of honor.
The Baltimore American scouts any further Com