Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26


t!'a Inch she had made at the previous session.
49, = the Wings dsobeyed the whistle OF their or
sa anne up as manfully 10 the rack as any oil The
: Z s,e,ded Republicans.
- ~" I'm, cracies left to the next Legislature 10
~'"s certainly the election Of Governor, and
so" liability some new phasIs oil the New iofk
ii' i,sv Let the People, therefore, when they
y. ne polls in April, remember these Two ISSUES
| ~. he;ore ,hcm--and act accordingly.
y psNoyAI.S AYp APPOINTMENTS.
:iioi,ne is still at work in Washington-and
ne - from the Nat Intelgencer enlarge our
. Read. too, wha, the Globe says of Allen,
l'h 49, ,ra NJ rran-the removes They tell
~ oucht to sink deep into the heart OF every
astman. -----
,...,,, - a later from Po.ohatan, ''Marcd 49,
.Il recolect, on reading list OF the acts OF
s.s ,ba, Daniel Webster voted against carrying
~, war. which appeared in late Enquirer. 1t
I., could be gwen to the people before the Eiec
'' ~ ration would be considerable. If the he
-, candidates would carry it about them, and
Non, 10 the people, il must have its effect NO
'ii ,-nssss The Wings more than that list being
A'- -. peeple All they say IS, that MIR. Johh
- ,h ,,sd aua,nst the war; but when the war was
M ,ha, did MIR Randolph do: He joined the
,ns was appointed Typographical engineer
!. i never voted against the acts OF congress LOT
money for carrying on the war; tor raising hve
,,, regiments; for the pay OF the army; 70 clothe
.aa o,r troops. as Daniel Webster did! do not
ns ,hat any man IN the y ,. apPo''aeo 70 - -
80, coud be so very obnoxious 10 the great Douy u
,. AS Daniel Webster, no; even the other irienaS
+ : Bank, the Internal improvements, the Ia
nh,,,n,s,s AcNc. Those things are very ac-
.,s,. - urea, many Of the Wings. The expio
the PENNSYLVANIA y. ). BANK - oteaa'oi oio"
e Wings The President OIL .ne mo"S', , mas I'D
st by them as the greatest lnancier IN tue wciiu
- was when he resigned the Presidency oil Tue
y. M worthy 10 be President OF the U. ). =
ns, scb,,f The monster has done. He IS the ETH
,m ,g.s that the State banks have stopped cash pay
~. ,brse tines and he, the MONSTER, was the an-
- Of three dreadful pancs that have taken place 10
|r The Wings say, that the defalcation IN the
= boppened since Mr. b. left it, but MIR. B. sspecu-
,,r IN cotton. &c, &c, was the real cause OF all
80 ,b,nrs Please publish the letter of Mr.. Bddle,
l, he resigned the Presidency of the Bank-and let
49, yord see what horrible humbug he and his instl-
/. !, n nave proved.
Il have read the Presidents lnaugural-and it con-
am. wha, | expected; and the omissions also e1-
,e.pd | called upon - - to acitneSS that WEB,
-. would not permit Gen. II. to say single word
,s, Abolition, the U. S. Bank, Internal Improve
mis- the Tariff, the Land Bill, &c, &c. Now, you
L recoect the speech that Gen. II. delivered At
Il smond about has not being an Abolltonist, ana
v..n the people called him to 60 on, he declined
s.nr any thing that occasion; for, he would
more explicit in his Inaugural 1t was fortnight
,1ree weeks before the delivery of his Inaugural
.3l-ess and continually surrounded by crowds
n, lis way, he had no time 10 write out his speech
d he had all the time in the world, he had not inc
r,; 10 come out But there is one consolation IN the
.ach lie saws that he positively Will serve only one
|,r wears and in fact, he can serve but one term
ase it takes two parties TO make that bargain-ano
he were willing 10 accept the people would not he
l. no to confer But Webster can do great deal ol
,L, | u,ch would
,. Al the ne 1t election to call out all the candidates
h, make their pledges, that they will forever, while
ne General Assembly and in Congress, vote agains
|a.u S Bank charter, the Tariff, Internal Improve
-sn. the Land Bill. Abolition, &c, Sc-and that the
members of the General Assembly, so elected, shat
ua giving instructions to their Senators IN Congress
i, vote as above, without any equvocaon, or mensa
.,rr,tcns, or upon any contingency Whatever
,,e are thousands and tens of thousands OF honora
Wings who will never, vote for charterIns the
II ) Bank &c, &c. think that four OF the
ss in the country are positively against such an IN
STATION, bat ii is not SO in the cities and towns
.Iis supposed that the Republican candidate will DC
.ctd IN this county, BY small majority but It wouil
L. considerable if it left alone to the voters OF
sla,an only Ifever the question is Bank or no Bank
u the accepted time. You see that the wings III
|Cor,ress are going to have an extra session. lhey
ID not wan, the 100000, although they said they
should waut money. But what they are after IS this
10, want 10 repeal the SubTreasury law, and then re
|mi % The charter Of the L. S. Bank, and the Tariff
Il, Sc Never forget that Daniel Webster was an
t1say OF the war He did not go for Free Trade and
|S.lofs Rights Oh. no. When was in Washington
ausdlaely after the last war; he was considered as
|nafl traitor and was universally despsed-und IT he
had come then into The middle counties OF Virginia. he
, lave been very fortunate to have escaped tarrng
n! iyaihering."
gANK OF THE L. S-MAnc4 %, 1879.
IA meeting Of III. Board of Directors OF the Bank of the u
rid ;er Banking House This morning, after the ordinary
the day Completed Nicholas Biddle ESQ., IRE
m communicated 10 the Board his intention OF ressnng ms
tie Institution took leave OF HI. colleagues IN brie
o, marked not only his usual felicity OF expression
aglary characterized by an eloquent pahos which was
siy e>hr among tile old and tired ffends-hs eiow Ia
:.,., In the % years
t9 N Bidrs withdrawal the following leer from MN 70
i - Directors presented and read
y, Board n DIRECTORS Of the Bank Of the u Sdtes.
temcr--l purpose which, as YOU are aware,
ad,aed and winch inmated TO the Stockholders
rf m under the new charer-that OF retiring from
tetion Bank. II Is more than twenty years
service. They have been years of intense Ia
and y have earned for right 10 claim the relaxation
r-- which, approaching and pecarious health require
waited ansousy for the most appropriate moment, al
Ssca could be spared; but hitherto, whenever have
% IL so much needed, some dlculty IN winch
q 'rew deemed useful always in'erposea 10 aea me
none uc All the political dssensions connected
' aaA if the last ten years have oeasea aa us
% tr f. ne pro;eet.on Of our national interests are aGs
u BGss its accustomed channels 81 ou
H sai!, readily, sceauseI l,d,e The GgaS Of ne In
aa u great prosperity, and in the hands Il able Direct
- 10 ufcs-,.
l separation from friends with whom have been so lone
M lscab associated the most painful acts .i my
ld i 10 accept, al parting my snecre WISHES of tue
r;sihd welfare Of you al. n. BlDDLE, President.
fst,ntLrni. March -, lsSo.
Such the professions of March, 1899; and now
TX al the history Of lo4l. How the mighty fallen
Ing Pcmpous and Dragging institutions IS almost IN ar
'''to morts-at the last gasp of its exis;ence-its
Sex down TO eighteen per cent Its deprecated
;dt affects much the credit Of smaller lnstltu-
the European markets, to intinidate fore ign
:oaas,s from embarking their money in another
3las but upon such terms no Legislative body shall
e.; confer upon corporate Company Among others
"a il should go into operation, upon smaller me.
hc basis than consistent with It's stability and safe
Z great proportion oft capital must be in stocks al
;sduced price, instead of the only safe basis-hard
money. Every device, however, will be employed
s'sry political monopoly will be conferred, to give ex
,'nce such an Institution, during the Extra Session
'fCcngress What say the political Economists to such
Charter: What say the People 10 the creation Of
National Debt and National Stock, What say thu
'eemen of Virginia TO the creation of such mon
Sous .a0ney KING
THE oDD-FELLoWS.
We have no time 10 give IN this mornings paper al
"'luaie description of the brilliant scene which wal
aoed in thus city Yesterday, in laying the corner