Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

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SOUTHAMPTON.
Urquhart (W.) said to have beat Ridley by about 40
votes-A Wing gain.
Not in the last Legislature.
Let Virginia speak out
The n. Y. Herald says, that "Mr Tyler himself is
unwilling to act on any of The projected measures
of the Cabinet until the State OF Virginia has spoken
ON the subject. & must have Virginia with me be-
fore can 90 for Bank This, are told, is the
Presidents private opinion.
fthere be anu truth in this assertion then it becomes
more important than for Virginia to speak out
We publish communication below, which breathes
the true spirit We are for ACTION, ACTION, AC
TION before they fasteu upon US their mischiovous
and nefarous measures. ACTION every wherein
May and in June Or, it will be too late. If we have
carried the State at the Thursdays pols still lei us
ACT, and press victory to its legitimate fruits
If we are beaten, still let ACT, and rouse up our
friends and try to the country and her Constitu
ton. Let US put forth our Greed, speak boldly, and
crowd the tables of Congress with vigorous re-
monstrances Let US tell Mr.. John Tyler, that if lie
goes for United States Bank, he will not shave
Virginia with him" We again the Demo-
cracy of the State. Trust not the Cabinet. Be-
ware Of the vague generalites of the Acting Presl.
dent Your strong, clear united voice the voice of
every States Right man in Virginia,) may have some
effect upon him. If you do not stay the torrent ut
Washington--if Virginia does not speak trumpet
ongued in his ears he will be swept off into the Fede
raj cataract Webster Il Clay, and the federasts,
and the Bank will have him to themselves; and
National Bank will be fastened around your necks and
the necks Of your children.
Be ,oarned in time DO you notsee that the Cham
her of Commerce of New York, have appointed
Committee to petition Congress for National Bank
Have any of our readers the April Number OF the
.feac York Rcrieo ? 1t gives most portentous plan
of National Bank, to be located IN the CITY OF Ne,c
York; for fifty years-or charter OF ndeens durat'on
subject every years, to the prospective action oil
Congress- take effect at the end OF the ensuing ten
years-the Mother Bank to have aboard Of Cover
nors," who shall determine what supplies of paper cur
rency allow to the branches and the State Banks to
sink and degenerate into the ressuers this Nation
al Bank paper. Thus, the whole exchange, commerce.
&c. the whole country, are to be controlled by board
of Governors in the City of New York; and the whole
South to be ruled by great irresistible, centrallzng
influence in New York And this is the change, that
the New York 6nanciers sincerely propose; and this
is the Reform that they would bring us
See too the movements and resolutions Of the Wing
members Of the Legislature Of New York. These men
(who back Gov Seward in his unhoy aggressions upon
the rights of Virgnia) met at the Assembly Chamber
Of their Capitol on the 2lstns John W. Taylor in the
chair0 recognize John Tyler determined Wing,
and pledge themselves TO stand by him. They resolred,
"that President Tyler By promptly adopting as his own
the cabinet which had been formed by President Har
rson declaring 10 the Heads of Departments his de-
sire and request that they would remain in their places
and his confidence in them has left room to doubt
that under him the administration will be conducted
the same general principles and with reference to the
same general policy and measures as if President Har
rison himself had lived to conduct il; and they cor-
daily approve of the just, dignfed and Republican SEN
tnents of the recent address Of President Tyler TO the
People of the U. Sand will the Republicans of
Virginia these proceedings. and slumber in lori
ous deadly repose? Will they not counteract these ST.
Mister designs by speaking their own State Rights
manly sentiments, in the bold language OF trnth'
The Washington Correspondent Of the New York
Herald writes
"wth respect National Bank Pesden, Tyler rM assent TO
national charter shall be carried through Congress The
We gay, then, to the Republicans OF Virginia
Rouse, rouse, before the Phstines have shorn your
hair, and bound up your limbs with their gigantic
whes. Would that voice could reach to every
log house beyond the mountains. In the Of the
Constitution the of The South-n the name
Of Liberty ITSELF call upon Virginia to be up and
ADDING Prove yourselves worthy of the confidence,
which YOUR brethren in the other States willing to
repose in you. Let show ourselves by the energy
we nou dsplay-by the measures We may noW adopt
entitled to the compliment, which is paid TO in
the following cheering note from the Nashville Union:
"Stand by the Old Dominion, is the rallying cry.
"She is our natural leader says the Mercury So say
we. There many reasons why The entire South
should recognize the lead of Virginia Orthodox to the
core, she cannot while the lights of Rspublicanism
burn so brightly upon her affairs, desert the principles
of her memorable resolutions OF the other century
Firm and unyeldinp when principles are at stake she
cannot he shaken from her Jeffersonian foundations
and confidence in her may therefore be safely
reposed.
pies of that law meet with hearty support from the
Tennessee Legislature. They are The sheet of
our safety-the main chance Of the South-the cement
of the Union We have every thing to fear from apa
tbv mUp and onward" the words. Inroads are
constantly being made upon Southern rights with ap
parent impunity, and ought not to regret that
sue has been made by Virginia to test an important
point of the great question. -,
"Stand by the Old Dominion and Democracy will
trumphantIy rise again in 1874. "She is natural
COMMUNICATED
| think we ought to call meeting of the Republicans
of Richmond Immediately after we hear from the
State No matter whether we carry the State or not,
still we ought to meet and express our decided opinions
in relation 10 National Bank, Tariff tue Distribu-
ton of the Public Lands, &c. My opinion IS, that the
Republicans living Richmond, ought TO act prompt
ly Letus al least, show our compares IN le coan
try that our path is EDWARDS. We Will do our duty,
and we will contribute all can to save the Consll
tuition. and shield our blessed country from moned
Oliparchy and Money King. We should conure
our brethren, in every county, 70 speak oul-mse.
the May and June Courts. The time Is short-Gon-
gress will soon meet These men, q. , aont lay,
packed the cards upon Speak out then SPEAK out.
Republicans Of Virginia Why should not Richmond
sneak too? Our friends look for action Never were
our principles in more imminent danger. 4, for one
will 60 to the death in the support OF our nooe
cause again say, no matter how firg'h'a nag son:
and prudence Virginia from Tue nlosl
internal party that gained ascenoancy IN any
State. Now is the time to ACT, fever. nty aeciaea
opinion is that we ought to act PROMPTLY ma
A DEMOCRAT.
Hopes Of Ncp York.
The N. York Herald gives US the following pleasing
presentimsnt: