Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
RICH MOND:
Wednesday MORNING, APRIL as


Let Viryinians speak OUT"
nc enquirer quotes from Benefits Herald. i,
S'anoarc authority OF late, that "Mr Tyler is un
"""ns 70 act on any of the projected measures o
'"e Caonet until Virginia has spoken on the sub
Je'' and that he says, Il must have Virginia will
me before l can go for Bank" "Thi., weare toll,
the Presidents private opinion"
raisehood was never more apparent on tho s..,
" '"y imsudent fabrication, and we are quite con
huent that our venerable neghbor the dune ms h,
" MS own wishes, does not believe sylabl.
OH. b'airiof the Globe, assumes to have been IN,
'e''P'en' OF Gen. Horison's dying words-Harri
mo could not have been prevailed upon &c
.oueh nun with ten foot pole-and now we hav,
"h' bennett Boosting knowledge of Mr. Tyler,
"oS' private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. too ridiculou,
ever 70 have been entertained, or if they were, toe
delicate to be promulged To any man. The Euoui.
rer IN effect, nails Benefits statement to the coun.
Ter oy the phrase '' there Be any trxih in give,
proceeds to argue from it as il was entitled 10
'un ereuence. IL proceeds in lofty strain OF m.
triotic fervor, thus:
" mere De any truiA in this assertion. then i,
becomes more important than ever for Virginia 10
speah out-we publish a communication below.
nSn oreathes the true spirit. We are for ACTION
aC iioN, ACTION, before they fasten upon ux ,b.;,
misehevous and neiarious measures ACTIDN
every wherein May and in June. Or il will he
~ a'e' III we have carried the State at the Thurs
y pms SUI! let us ACT, and press on our vic
to'y 10 us legitimate fruits. If we are beaten still
'e' us All, and rouse up our friends and ,rv %
save 'he country and her Constitution. LET MS mn,
iorth our Greed, speak boldly and crowd the he.
-. EvpeSS win our vigorous circumstances. Let
S Ve" ;ne John Tyler, that If he goes for a United
states Bank, he will not shave Virginia wi, 10; -
we again warn the Democracy of the STATE T,u.,
NOT the cabinet. Beware Of the vague oens,a,;,;ss
OF me Acting President Your strong. clear united
soee Suhe voice OF every States Right man in Vir-
| s"'a,I may have some effect upon him II vou do
! not stay the torrent at Washinston-if V;r,ir;a
eoes not speak trumpet-tongued in his ears he will
DC swept OF into the Federal cataract. wehs,.r
anp lay and the Federasis, and the Bank men
VIII nave him to themselves, and a Naton,I Rant
IS DC 'aS'enened around your necks and the necks
oil your Children"
We do not think the idle, bad IN, - .E.;, 81.
pubic sentiment Of Virginia upon the subiec, of =,
y 'e' states BANK. The objections are, that the
eop'e nave oeen sufficiently harasssd, and need
~ pu' were we at liberty TO speak for the
lug party, we would accept the proposition for
A|lioN' ACTION, ACTION, with this mo6i
nea'ion-Let the plan of gathering popular opinion
not be one sided. Let all the People assemble Of
d" parties. Let there be free interchange of op;n
ION ahc iul discussion, and then let polls be open
cd headed Bank or no Bank, and the People vote
NO GUSHING, no e0rnsring. but open and above board
WORN what says the Enquirer to this amendment,
Is IL accepted or decIinedl
"haI would such proceeding developer VIVA,
would lie the answer Of the People of Virginia a,
the foHsi What it might be at this moment ;s nm.
ee'a'n--out we can tell our neishbor and DIR.
nrockenOrough, what it ,riH BE- if Their, i, not eY.
Pedit'on used in getting expressed We ourselves
oeeh surprised at the extent of change in favor
VI restoration OF Bank Of the United States
t'or Is the change by any means confined TO the
wing party. Ii pervades both parties. IL reaches
all classes, those more and those less ;o,aIIi.,,
ne ruinous state of the currcncy--the long veo,s
s''"s under jackson and Van Buren, expert
"'enung and tnkerins--the growing convicton ,b,,
1"'o'" alo stable currency alone be sun.
reo " Na'ionai Bank-the utter hope.essness
specie currency-the odum into which manv
" tue STATE BANKS have fallen, and the persuasion
mat many oil them rotten and ought to he nura.
Gu OH by National Bank-the recollection, os
ancient prosperity, when one existed-all tbes. A.,
suments, so numerous and powerful. have had and
cannot but farther have, immense influence ov. H..
puohc mind. We feel them, and feel them dsen,,,
ana lew would be found to resist them I'm, for The
Constitutional difficulty. Tina, ought. with ,bo,.
VINO entertain 1t, to be conclusive--but how Ion,
WIN starving men stand on, for princple1
against one manouvre of our contemnorarv w.
protest with uPhted hands-the injustice we mean
o. saddhng upon Tyler or Clay, or Webster, or the
WINGS the SIN OF Bunk, should one be cre,,.d
not theirs IS the fault that it is rendered the las, a,
tentative OF dire necessity. IL is no, thew who
have introduced ruin and Bankruptcy, where .mi.
ing prosperity gladdened all classes Of socis,v-
Ihey have not ignoran,y rinksred W it'll IN. cur,sn.
ey' until they destroyed it. It was no policv M
tHars' which in years created 800 new Stat.
BANKS nor did they wage war upon the business,
OF the country, until confidence and credit 1s,. an.
INFLATED. These are the causes which will call
another United States Bank into existence and ,bs..
causes will be traced by history to the bgoted Tv.
rant and his worthless favorte, who succsssiv.Iv
and TO the disgrace OF the American Peonle. and
tor their we'll mered punishment in conf ling now.
er to such hands, ruled the destnes of the country
HAD the prophetic voices of Clay and Webs,.
been needed, all had been right