Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
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SPECCLATloNS.
The Cincinnati s'Dully Republican,, which processes
special devotion to Mr.. Tyler, urges upon the Wings
10 embrace the New System Of Finance II asserts that
ssthcrc appears 10 be almost universal Willingness 10
give il fair trial but the of Messrs Mangum
and Huntington will disspaic these calculations.
The "Dai!y Republican" believes, that the 'najorty
in Congress will lag aside their personal feelings Of hos
,ii,y 10 the President in considering this subject, and
after All effort to render The scheme perfect posi-.
bic adupt II, The Republican viii find TINT whether
il BE- persnna f6ing. or Po'tral calculations, the Wings
are no. very much disposed TO adopt II. But see the
positions which assigns 10 both parties, and the
sons which II urges upon the Wings. First al Is be-
lieyed hy all that L s. Bank be chartered during
the Administration Of Mr. Tyler. Many intelligent men
believe that II Bank chartered, the stock would
not he taken; and numerous others think that the
scheme proposed IS preferable 10 regular Bank. =
Then, at be eeced, the consequences will be To open
nor the campaign r Tire succession upon the question
Of Bank or No Bank The country would he kept in
continued excitement and turmoil for three years
Every other consideration would be merged in party
success,-and the great interests OF the people would
he used promote this end This IS fancy sketch
Past experience and knowledge Of natural conse.
auencrs must convince every rejecting that tins
is the road III which rejection Of this scheme would
lead W lave the friends of Bank any good oanda
ton upon winch 10 build their hopes Of success such
struggle, i i, not prohable-nay, more than prcba-
ba that in the present state of excitement agains,
BANKS ana bankers cy Woud DC roucu, Holst 1oot anu
dragoons."
The "Republican holds, tina, these considerations
should have their influence upon the Wings. We
leave chem 10 play their own game, a they please
but word to the position which II ascrbes y The
Democratic Party. Il aiirms, that " The ultra l.ocos
viii oppose this scheme, matter how mau IL M
dicd. Their object IS 10 to support Mr.. Tyler, Il
thereby they may widen the breach between hun and
the Wings Bnt if any thing should be done under
his administration 10 relieve the country il would de-
stroy their prospect Of eectns President from then
own ranks. Therefore Will they prefer that tue cur
rencr question should remain open We take
leave 10 differ rcio from the Republican. -
So far as we are advised, and have compared notes
with some Of The strongest men OF our party, they are
an yious support Mr. Tylers administration, il they
can. Mr Buchanan has truly defined their position
Their feelings, and interests, with the Admln,sra
ton if,her principles w permit them Most Of them
orbure making up OPINION upon the scheme. under
bore that might hold wafer II IS on because they
find 10 De incompatible with the principles of,hc Cpa
situ,iom and the interests otthe country that they
obliged oppose THIS - the whole secret Of their
policy The &C. Republican IS wrong The Democratic
Party wish close the Currency question, u they can
But the Cabinet Scheme will not attain the object u
would make confusion worse coniounGcd. II would
produce more collision, more EMBELLISHMENTS, more
complaints The Democrats have no private objects
to accomplish They would sacrifice The country 10
ambitious asprant Tier interest IS the interest o.
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