Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
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In Alabama, where the Election OF members of the
State Legislature at hand, the following question is
put to the candidates from The great county Of Madison:
VIA yn, elected, end,avur keep branch Office Of dis
count and deposit of National Bank out Of The limits
should Congress charter one:
George r. Jones answers:
." should feel myself bound do both from the uncons,itu
ilonaiHy anu neNp"dirnry "i the measure
Jeremiah Clemens answers, VI UW.
Dr. David Moore answer is calculated to produce
the sane decided IMPRESSION
We hope this test question viii ring throughout Ala.
bama IL would be the test question IN Virginia. if her
Election were iiir taps. Similar tests viii be
made in the Spring. We hope, the same test will be
made IN Albemarc, TO supply the place Of the lanented
Cohesive learn from That county, with great plea
sure, that tie State Rights Wings prepared to do
their duty nj the polls.
Never was there time, when it more became the
friends OF the Rights Of the States. and the cause OF
liberty, efery mhere, 10 stand up and struggle "r the
Right Our glorious is based upon tile prnci-
pies OF the Consttuon--and moreover, this mon
strous National Bank wall be the mother of a thou /.
sand ills. We learn from the South that things
are rghtIng ihcmselves-public sentiment is pnri-
lying itself and demanding reforms Of the State
Banking syslen-ihat the bad and bankrupt Banks
will be compelled 10 wind up-and Banks
will be Observation-Disclosures too much t. fear
that # a mammoth United States Bank is now
Established, before private credit IS restored, new
impulse will be given 10 nordinate speculation. 10
wiG enterprises, 10 fraudulent Transactions .: many
over again; the same rading and rSpeeuiattny
which oeer-canhing has so wouy produced. Leave
Nature TO effect her curc-and don't call in the
2uack Such the cautious prescription OF the wiscs
political Economists.
The Wings Of New York held their great meeting
at the Park On Monday evening The numbers are
yarionsly estimated at from . or ; 10 10 thousands
They were addressed BY Dudley Selden Esq, and
Col Siarkweaiher letter read from the noto-
Ge0rre ~ liccr n he If
the Government gong the whole agelns, the Rights
ut the States The Bank subject: and declaring
that the operation ofthe Fiscal Bank 'c.nno, he made
20 depend on the sanction of any, all OF the States
Of The Confederacy, each acting in its separate capa-
city. The resolutions adopted declare thoroughly for
Clay's original bill aud fullblooded National Bank.
Last evening, the Democracy Of New York were TO
turn out, and sound The tncsin against a Bank.
II has fallen 10 our lot, On more occasions than
one, to nrude earnest appeals upon the Pre-
sidenis of the United States 10 the Cons;I-
tuition, and 10 lntcrpose the Veto. II was with
The Bonus bill Of lclU, winch hr. Madison mega
tved but the day before he laid down his power
Il was with Andrew Jackson, when the States Right
party invoked him 10 veto the Bank b.ll .itrcr have
we felt anxious desire 10 the Constitution
never have we more soemny appealed 10 the Exc
cuivc, 10 shield the States from the usuFpaons of the
Federal Government, than n0i--when We conlure Mr..
John Tyler to remember the whole oi ms pn-
ca le, anu al IN. o.ite itights principles winch he
has proesSed-and In save has country from this
outrageous anc fraudulent. National Bank bill Were ou-
tongues tipped th cco stai lire, would employ
all r!oGucnce upon hun al this most lmpor,an, cFl
SIS.
But if he should fail us-f he should cast siur upon
his who. l:li-and deem such suppositicn almost
too extravaganza 10 be enerainsd-we wall never dcs.
pair Of the Republic. Virginia will hc true 10 herself!
The battle Of Liberty will he again begua The next
Legislature sill drive tins monster from borders
and Repeal Will be the wa:chword throughout the
land