Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
REMARKS or aa. TAYLOR.


s,I,,ss, con,ess -, no Me de,r.s NJ cn,
b,rS,s.m.n,. mn, sur ,b,t ans Ceors as thev are
nsu,lv cons,de,eJ ;n,olv;ns n decree of oersonal
,nn,,ben.ion b,vs am, tTcI viii me xxh,,evfr-
IN, hopr thai ,vhep he n,th Of oubi,c d,,v - clear
am as little inclined 20 swe,ve Crom n rs other
pen-nnoSt other ,,en-hu, her,u.e \ confess thai
the subiec, il of vsry rre,, ;n,ror,.n, IN ali thc
peopleSbecause. il Is too. a diicult subject TO
trr,t nron.rlv-her,use the mos, oon,s;,e rourses
are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from, The Icn,th Of time
that This snhsct h.. ,okeo ~ ,,;,bo ,,., a,I,,d
I'M, any r.rt,;n .y;1.nees On ,,h;ch IN. ;,,no,,.l
and unnreiudiced "a, rsl,, .cc,,.Iv !, ,s verv nm
certain thing. 10 Jete,mn. whot oush, n do
Sir because too of ,nothe, reason and one of Great
no,enrv-h.c,ns. s;r 49,, hn,, h,. h..r ,n;te1
with the other A ,ult;es nroperlv belon,in to This
subject. ami Wild c,v rs hc.n often mn hv the
yioien, man of ono n,y,y os,;nst The more mode.
rat. Of n,r,, ,r5 Nh. entire of m, o,be,
i'm regard 10 This oues,ion
Thank God -, IN, ON. the o,b.r n,r,,,
which bron.bt ,hont the nresept cord,,inr III
thinvs-tbr more moder,t. NJ enst will soon bes;n
TO understand that ths nr.Sent State Rank svstr,,
will mo, ,n.wer when thew find tha, the Pc,
dents of the Banks and other officers learned ns
was supposed IN these thinss. as the bovs IN ,bcr
ca,eehi>msO afford such y,sue answers ne the ,rn.
tleman from Isle of wish, CHARGES these IN h. and
as all must discover they are-Iorsoo,h denrndent
NM, tho intr,ceev Of Tie xnhi.ct-.r,o,,n,,r, -,
the gentleman from I.le of Wfsbt ollese, ,hen, =,
he 10 mere rre exits or the nreSent s,a,e al ,Lrss
then sir | cannot Doubt that the t,orr ,r,d.r,te
trusns him-wil believe thai tho on,nions of so,c
at lc,st of tho officers that the State B,rks ,y,,J
furnish , uniform an undenr.c,,,,d c,,rsrr,,
begin 10 question the correctness of thai noiniop
And sir as Tor ;he more extreue n,n-,bos.
dcsi,ninc-ard those whom, we know IN a.. 49,
as man ever Is; whose J.s,empered Clne,rs would
induce them I think, To correct admitted evil, in
snc cf the well founded nnn,eheps, ,rs ~ - IN,
muniiv. that rfeciptanev Womb bs e,t-.r.eI>,
/ ruinous Sir have notb.ns to ,,v Ia tbrse I,s,
their own opinions they will carry ou,-thoir cha
r,ctcr is surety for thai and 'two,ld loo 10
argue with them. | WI not ATTEMPT ii: doubtless
their minds are made up And ST. IS 10 In. i,r,,.,
and larger portion Of these more exuer,, mon
whose conduct at that riotcus city of Cincnna,i :
and 40 less mob than monument city ct B,l,io,ore
tho gentleman from Is'e Of Wight no,jead "a
f,e'ingly-l have but one word Tor such, and II l-
Thu: we ace hope al Nusini, and cen. .,,.,
and not To look f,r .uch intru>ions upon the :, n,
| deliberations Of q Virginia Assembly, ard menu
ed SIR rather 10 die IN the sens in which u,,r
s'ituents have placed u. than h7s.,v To s,rr6 ce
their Interests and cur honor n rutT,u bull;e.,
What sir would the centlem an Introduce thrn,
hefe7 IN this noble caplio,1 on this Go,r2 n,x.d $50
with the members! with their cries of e, n, Ian.
terner disturbing the order of our ,leber.,iops7
Are we 20 have our galleries groanins undcr A., .,
furhte mass OF mai iacooins. whom the s-n,lem,r
would inform that "hcrc was a point evon,I W IA ri
physical nature could not endrre" and ~ a, a.,
point hal been alta .nei alr.,dy7-wbos. C,.r,;-
brains and mad love OF plunter the n,-r,j,.r -
Isle a Wight might stimulate. while he de.scr,,.,
the memory Of the Ar,ar,.,n Revol,ti,, ,ni - -
first decisive &C, Of rsss,,ncc Ia, t,,. 49, ~ =. ,'
Iitnnori,t;on7 | would s,- commend 49,. ,'i q,
To better uses And The gentleman ro,,, o.,
too and his woman. who he eravelv i,s,,r,. =
has stake in the community. though Inc b,,Jre,,
of the times forbid his t,k,ns ns,,,r.., re-
gentleman may rest ,ssp,ed We a.. - .. -
no Ofanse riots here Ask sir. vour co,r-sroo,an,
10 communicate with the free farmers ~ ~ 49,
west and | ask their generous representative here
II they mean TO march TO the CAPITOL 10 sack ~,
Banks whether this Is,isI,tur. r.,ni,.s H., =,
| resume or nol Ask the cent e1o,p f,o,, X - ~
! Ask gentlemen from any part of tho SIM. oh,
accouct they viii give o. Their con.,;tncnIs1 IT,.
something OF the agricultural. the predon,in,,;,,
interest IN Virginia | ask the centlemsn from
| Princess Anne, and the centleunen from, No,c, L
county and the gentlemen fror, Nensem,nJ Sui,
amp,on, Elizabeth City, whether their eonst,,ner.s
are not law loving people, The gentlemen fo,o
/ Isle OF Wight can answer for himself bei;eve
/ too well OF the constituents Of the een,lenon -
deem capable of thinking that the ,in,e L,s ,-r;l
I when farther endurance wopld bs Re i,,,s;i
| know SIR very we'll that there j. a clic,o t.; IT,,
OF Wight know full well sir that ,be,c ~. go,
few there who ASPIRE 10 Give the tone 10 ~. co.,
st,uents But of this they may each one q verv
sure, they arc not 50 much masters vet and ,eye,
will be, as 10 be able to induce the senero,s ~.
of that county ever to think seriously OF nnv scb
acton as the member from Isle OF WIGHT smoke of
a. least not disparaginsly, but tenderIvi vondsr
that some IN Isle OF Wight 10 no, array ,beoseives
decidedly against that arstocratic Isle Of Wight in
huence! know there are some there able enousb
and decided enough 10 break it down,
And while the gentleman disclaimcd the chnree
that any OF The representatives, Of the peope here
"oH'i ne induced knowingly 10 violate the duty
they owed their constituents, because themselves
happened to be in some degree connected with the
affairs OF these banks; yet he cautioned yes sir ne
cautioned, against the possible influence with which
such motive might atttc, the unconscious. Sir.
would inform the gentleman that there are other
motives not so sordid 70 be sure, which sometimes
Affect the unconscious, and against which il becomes
equa " 10 sua'd-'iis ambition, Ills such motive as
oonlshed the arch angel from heaven, sir,
but let us understand The gentleman's argument.
ne mas Obviously been at great pains in regard 10
ths subject, he has prepared and had printed to
on ar statements, and his object has been to estab-
sh that the Banks Of Virginia are in a condition 10
resume and continue to pay specie. And vet, sir
ms the gentleman sustained himself Now il il
perhaps 20 be regretted that the gentleman was not
as attentive 10 all stated by the Bank officers as he
was TO the preparation OF his tabular statements
iad ne been, think he would not have ventured
TO suppose, tar less assert. that the only nlledged
objection 10y the Bank officers 10 the RESUMPTION Of
specie payments was founded on the fact that the
Northern Banks were IN n state Of suspension
which having been Tecthed as the gentleman sun
poses both IN Ohio and Maryland by the mobs of
CINCINNATI and Baltimore. would afford no excuse
ioI continued suspension m Virginia
But Jet US see what are the answers OF the Off
GERS. In answer TO the 9Th nterrosatorv prooound
cd by the Committee OF which the gentleman from
Isle Of Wight Is Chairmln, and which is as follows
What would be the earliest dow al which tho
Virginia Banks can Tcsune nod ,1,;n,o;, -