Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
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We noticed last evening that MI walton nae intro-
duced into The Senate, resolution, insHuctn5 oe'
Representatives in Congress 10 urge The passage OF
law 10 paw General Jackson the 81 600 fine, imposed
upon him BY tory Judge, on his defence OF New o''
leans 4 sketch OF the debate viii be found reported
The remarks Of Messrs Taylor and Walton WI! be
read with a lively interest. We never heard more
signal defence than these able speakers made IN be-
half Of The old Hero and Statesman now the Her
mltage And never the true worth OF that grea!
man SO we'll understood now, when all his pfedic-
tons in regard Bidde and his wicked measures are
now upon the country.
Resumption Of Specie Payments.
The BILL requiring resumption Of specie payments,
came W in the Senate this morning on is final pas
sage MIR. Taylor Explained that the ith OF March had
been adopted the day for full resumption, as vas
believed that b. that ,me the law having been passed
and the Auditor being required to notify thei, ,Aey
would al! be app,ised Of what public OPINION cemanaec
an unqualified resumption. The note holder has r..
course By summary process FOR the passage OF the b
but the liquidation part Of the bill does not take place
until the 18th Of March ir. Taylor complInented the
four Wings, who had, on yesterday, broken through
their party trammes, and voted Tor the hi! with the
Democrats. He hoped to see the same independent
course pursued to-day.
Mr. Nash, one OF the Directors Of the GaHtootts
Bank al the time Of lis explosion, then rose and op-
posed not only the bill before the Senate, bnt resump-
lion in general. He was very proper person for the
Wings 10 put forward thu champion Tor an irTedeem
enced By the holders Of Gatpos paper, must surely
have peculiar charm for the people Of The Stale oi
Ohio |, was uglabe to near Mr.. Nash tell the Sc
nate that bank IN Of suspension, could issue
mere notes, than one paying spccie We suppose 'hal
night depend, the BANKS honest, on the amount
Of specie in their vaults. Take the Galpol's bank as
an example and Mr.. Nash correct? What : Mex
Bddle Of fnancier.
After Mr. Nash closed his defence, Of perpetual
state Of suspension,-fo for his arguments amounted 10
nothing ese-he attempted TO gloss them over fer they
the same Kind Of Arguments that have been used
for the las; five years Wing, i, seems, does not I'M
prove b. experience.
After Mr. Nash had taken his seat, Mr.. llazeltlne
read extract from their organ, the Journal on re-
sumption, which made the Wings looked two ways tor
Sunday These people called, properly, Federa!ists
were in great commotion, motion, when recess was
taken
JUSTICE 10 GEx. JAcKsos.-The resolution Of Mr.
Walton to pas Gen Jackson the $1,000, with interests
and costs winch passed the Senate yesterday came up
in the House to dav passed BE- party vote, with two
exceptions We heard only part Of the debate. The
resolution was ably sustained By Nessrs. Meredith,
Bying,on, McNulty, Wolcott and Henderson. II has
been fortunate that this resolution has been introduced
Il has given the Federas pseudo Wings chance 10
emit their tory bile. Matthew Lyon made an ene-
nv his country, and fighting against n-ihus
those who opposed the Alien and Sedon laws, were
denounced enemies OF Their country And all the
tories and traitors that infested New Orleans, at the
time OF the great victory converted into pure pa
triots-eood ..demoeratie Whigs Of course From Ian
ouage We have heard there cannot be doubt that II
var was 10 take place between this country and Eng
land that we should fni these as good patriots,
rs those acting spies for the British at that time at
New Orleans. We astonished tina: men represent
ing Americans, should leak out such sentiments.