Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
7 UR TIT. I-.NIy INIH

Bank man, favor oil bil! 10 establish ftstai COr-
pornfion. could but ask ny self the question: Is this
Tie same VIA ). Archer who appeared III Richmond
the OF the Senatorial election, and assured some
Of his anti Ban; friends, that lie llrn aud always
had been opposed 10 Bank constitutional grounds:
II he entertained the opinions at HAT Tine That lie has
since aycwcd Why did lie not come ont boldly ard not
conceal his real opinions until he elected 10 the
Senate: lie NAV not have known, that 10 man enter.
tanning the opinions lie has ayowed, his speech IN the
Senate, could have been elected but ii he dad not
know H. liz was ignorant Of what every one else hns"
II was the common talk the cefte House, tie street,
indeed every where that the Wings could nnt elect a
SENATOR because portion .. the party were "lmpractl.
cable, and rctnS,d to vote for Bank man. And yet
he .oes 10 the Senate knowing tl's and votes i"r one
oi The mos: oLous bills attempted 10 be crammed
down The ,liroa;s Of an enlightened people.
II well known, that severa! distinguished men,
who were giants III intellect compared 10 William ,
Archer. had been spoken Of candidates, but rejected
because supposed TO favor The establishment, vi Bank
In tie Wig caucus. Witcher Maclalanl, and several
ether d.ling ushed men, failed 10 receive Tie noina-
ton s-can,e suppose 10 entertain opinions favorable
to The establishment Il Bank and this fiscal eoFpora.
tim and bank Wing chosen as the candidate OF the
party because hs friends gave assurance at he "as
opposed 10 E. 5. Bank! Mr. Gregory, who had n.
yerscd with SIR. Archer with yic" 10 his triDg run
iur The Senate and purposc!y 10 know ! IL was "!'-
posed to Bank, satisfied from the conversation,
hat Mr. Archer mt Bunk enough for htm, aud all
know that john Nj. GFfrOTy 10 GppoSeu W d"u
every species Of National Bank. From the assurAncr
riyru 5y Mr. Gregory, that he decided anti Bank
man some vi the Wings in the Legislature before vot'
IN. Tor tir Archer, declared 'he floor. that They
voted for him with tie express understanding aud as
sarluce g,yen bg his friends, that he vas dtr'dcG
orpournt Ola l. S Bark, otherwise, l.c Could moi ha'
received their votes. Had he been known h. cnt rtii:
III. ooinon; lie has since avo"ed, he would not even
have been thought Of Tor the Senate, much less have
received the unanimous vote Of the party ! wonder
what nr. Gregory thuas nnw nj his 0"t Inn. man
Ii may not BE aniss, order TO appreciate The con-
sstenry of this anti Bank man, 10 contrast his To;es
SONS with his votes and speeches, and take bret TO
tee of III At the amons Extra Session IN h's
speecn on the FIRST bill passed b. the SENATE to ncorpo
rate Bank, he said "a power could rot be acln'd
over the Union h means Of corporation IN hr .'S,
rict Of Columbia But in his speech oil lie Fiscal
Corporation, finding this denial o! the power 10 create
coruoraon 10 act over Tie Union golng too Tar,
he urus around aud acknowledges the power, hui
makes the right Of poser 10 depend on The distinction
between bills Of exchange and local discounts ny
thus attempting 10 make distinction nihon;a diner
cncc he iisplays his Ignorance Of what = kno"n 10
lcyery country merchant namely, that VI! ~ rS-
chamrc drawn and endorsed is rs much bill oi ds-
coun as note of accommodation would be-
Bn, lie says the bank charter inhU;s the exercise o.
The discount power Then Itprohti.s the power 70
deal in exchange AZ there - no legal Distinction pe-
,ocn them Bnt ahen I'D he discover, that the CON
,,tn,ionaly Of bank depended Oh the power 10 deal
IN local discounts; Did any man before han ever
m.ka This the ground Of objection, against creating
bank. TO depend alone ~ In" power I" s>h" ana ds
count or is THIS anti EaaL man entitled t. az t.r
praise lnr this discovery: II u IS ne" lgls az
las brokcn in upon him. there is some excuse tor us
cb,une In: it, on thc other hand, when h. was a
sum- Mr.. Gtasnry That he was at: Eaai, he ma
fila ",ard ai.corrrq, which satisfied im 81 the
mower in Congress - charter banS, ami " h.a ~
concealed lis opinions, he would not noS" be ~ tr er
All
nate 10 ui:sfeprcsrnt SIrgnii ana uetFay 'na com"
Lsnc. rcuosrd in him But il he believed bank ni''
,,iona before hs election, what has since trans
sn,r,d or what necessity now exists Tor such aii
,ns,,,n,ion that did not exist with equal lorce al
Inc Time of lis election to make y constitutional,
hen h. yed Tor the repeal Of Tie Subj treasury
without giving il fair trial, did he not leave IN. "
names If the country III the hands VI the iIechtiV'
aud do 81, he had 50 violently denounced "uni'e tlir
nursr and he sword" Has the !aln:e Of that mia
mons insutiun the Bank ofihe l. S-ile siih'hy u
nearly all connected with it, and the poverty and wretch
cdness !, has brought upon the helpless WIDOW ana or
nhan piyen him such confidence III tlie.e ii!S,idlhs
that he could not sat even i.w months until me re
ular Session Of Congress, before he votes 70 create
another sink OF vice, ufa;nv, and corruption: nave
M, time 10 notice more fully tins Speech nor Is II 'ce
rv. r- ;hr vote IN favor Of i:e "Fi-cal Cooperation
conyic' him Of disappearing the kno"i WI! - ''s
State aud of l.osr Who elected hun wien ''c u, >
hill 10 INCORPORATE bank before tie Scnar, w
a
sudden when the TiSfai CorPoratoh came up, ~
changes about, and advocates what ne had denounced
do moi know wllat influences we're brought 10 1'a'
upon this refractory Senator hut it - e7den', 'hey
mug. have beca powerful, to have wr'nTil sue" "
banrr in 90 short time In conclusion lrt me say
Tia, the time has arrived, when The anti Bank Wing.
in the Legislature mus, unite with the Democrats ana
i..s,ruc. this an Bank man to vote against al! al"
every species Of na,iuaal incorporation. ,,.,,,r
The General Convention Of the ifo'esianl Lp''so
nal Church Of the L. $ will in al probability, ,e'i
nate their session this day Their next meeting %'
understand will be held in the city OF Baltimore IN 'e
The puIpi,s Of tie Episcopal Church throughout our
city were yesterday filled by distinguished ct'
and Bishops from abroad The venerable D.shop
Moore, of Virginia. formerly rector Of ST. s;eeN"
in this city, now upwards Of eighty years Of age
preached in Christs Church, in Anthony street IN lhs
morning. with the vgor, earnsstness and pa."s
nod his