Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Pennsylvania. has been bought mp by the North Ams
RIGA Here are five banks at least ready, according IL
| their own admission for specie payments.
There is an important feature in the Pennsylvania
Law in relation to the not paying oil the deposes IN
.,ec;e The proviso of the ls section runs: "Prordsd
rh, M contract pre- viously made TO the aymen, Of
dspo.tps sbu be affected by the provisions Of this Sec
tim II was some such dispensation IN relation 10 the
Ranks of New York. that has enabled them TO com
mence. and to continue their specie payments. A sim
lar provision would contribute TO the same result in
VIRGINIA. On Saturday night, whilst MIR lIollemsn
w,s delivering his calm and able speech in behalf
r ,osum,tiop he contended that Banks wer.
in much better condition than those of Pennsy
vania-a and yet they had determined TO resume Upon
which Mr. Taylor Of Norfolk rose, and asked the gen.
tlcman from the Isle of Wight, whether he was aware
that the Banks of Pennsylvania were not bound pay
nm their deposites; MIR. lloleman said, for his own
part he was willing TO We that facility 10 our own
Banks-and to put snch provision IN the bill, and
to indulge them in like manner, even Tor SIX months
after their resumption Some OF the experienced
Bank men say, that if the Legislature OF virginia
would make a similar stipulation about the Derosi,es
Resumption could be effected at much earlier day
particularly if the Banks of Pennsylvania aud Mary.
land will adopt iona tdc resumption.
"vIscrx. BAxx Norrs-since the passage of the Resumption
Bill in Maryland the discount Virginia Bank notes la
Now things 10 be done Our Virginia fat.
eer do l h Ya% r @ DS %
continues at the present depr!atn mere are iras m 'r
receive funds VIII be too apt to purchase
10 discharge their Just obligations thus again the .f
suffer oppression The Rrbmond Enqner ranS
ocooco organ referring I" resumption IN hold out
ample in the of year. The truth is, that while Virginia
they do, our only alternative VII he
discard them entirely The commendabc step, therefore,
for sister State must be To resume specie payments with Ma
ryland."- Baltimore Patriot, March II.
We did refer last week to the Resumption movements
in Maryland and Pennsy lvana-and said, Virginia
will follow in the course OF the year. Since the pub
LEGATION OF the paragraph, this sign has transped
A vote was taken on Saturday night in the House Of
Delegates the motion to strike out the lst January
1913 as the day of resumption which carried, by
nearly 2 to !, (vz: IS TO 4O)
1t said, that North Carolina TO whose Bank move
menls some Of our Bank men abe more consequence,
than to those of Maryland Pennsy lyanla, Will
sumo in November next.
There is much mystery over the address to the Irish!
men of the u. S, put forth by the Abolition party st
Faneu Hall, and said to be signed by o Council, Ma
thew and $4,000 Irishmen. Bishop Hughes OF New
York publishes Gard, in which he declares as his
"rst and decided impression that 1t IS not authentic
but adds, "Shoudi prove TO be authentic, then have
hesitation in declaring my opinion that is the duty
OF every naura!lsed lrshnan 10 reject and repuda,e
the address with Indignation. Not precisely because
of the doctrines which il conains-but because their
having emanated from foreign source, and ct their
tendency to operate questions of domestic and pa-
tional policy. / am friend Of slavery. But ! am
still less friendly TO any attempt of foreign origin Ia
abolish it," meeting of lrshmen has also been held
at Pottsyille Pennsy who pronounce 1t TO be "a
base fabrication -denounce the address in the mos,
dignant terms and declare that "whether it emanalet
from the pen of Daniel O'Connell from any other
source whatever they cannot find language too strong
to censure and treat with the deserves. The
~ Y. Express however considers the Signatures 10 be
genuine. But Nous IerrOns