Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

.As p,a" n,e IN destruction which could propose such
.nn'odo. instead of recalling the LAND REVENU T.
remeo'eS' ''''''1N Globe
c..,w,,iou uccomplishcd-is continuance undouotea'
Iio,6dcnce is better than com to sustain u bahk.-
One NAV be exhausted by slight demand, OUT "h'ie
the other remains il is easy task 10 prosfae suc
an institution After an experiment oil tour Gays, WIN
:" sJanno i NAV be said, resumption is successful
IN Friday and Saturday, all the Bsnks IN the city pao
n.ce with great freedom Ii was found BY the people TO
he abundant and when that point was setlleo ana 'he
notes were discovered 10 be as current as specie e
demand for coin in measure subslded. Even inose
,,o had drawn out specie, in many instances again re-
,d !, an deposte This evinced confidence, and The
dr,T,s nm New York which had heretofore possessed
mma,no beyond par value as early as SATURDAY were
domosad in large amounts in the different institutions
Thus closed the week, the Banks having met all 'heil
demands those demands having fallen snort Of e@Pec
tatinn. ,.,
IL different from The close of the week, except the de-
and for specie has almost ceased The Banks To-Day
are doing but little more than ordinary business 81
far as can be inferred by casual look INTO seVefa
banking houses, but meagre amount o. sPeo'e "ao
been drawn out. and each institution now IS pursuing
tho 300, tenor of lis way Hence we may say exult'
inrly after an experiment OF tour days, Inc resumP
ion "a compiete Approximations are subsidng, specie
beqns 10 flaw out from lis hiding Places ana Tue pa"hS
are receiving generous amounts oil specie lnhus OH
ip %
en- the banks aud relieve the anxiety oil the people
The heyene nj is Of vast Importance TO lhooei
phla 1t is in which the whole country Is interest
ed and lis progress has been watched WIN INTENSE III"
ety abroad. Resumption having been settled .ne
ne 1t step is to begin the process OF extending ree
THIS is necessarily slow but is OF urgent and mpe
rious necessity. The busin men have been, ana
still are upon the rack The sooner their sneTings are
mlipated the sooner will ocean of mental anguish
be removed from Phladelph ia.-Pha Gazette.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE following are the
names of the Banks that have not yet accepted Tue
laws lately passed:
The Union Bank, whose directors have peil,ioned
the legislature for exemption from certain clauses oi
the laws enacted THIS year.
The Gas Light Bank, whose directors assert that spe
Gle payments have not been suspended BY them, ana
therefore the charter Of their Bank may not be can
ceed, without violation OF contracts and aith OF inc
State.
The City and Canal Banks, allowed by the second
Bank law forty days for delibera.ion.
Moderate men of both parties in this quarter, have
learned with pleasure, the acceptation oil The BANK
Laws by the Bank of Louisiana esteemed, how cor
rectly we know not one Of the most solid and best
managed moneycd institutions in New Orleans Alter
this of submission hopes are entertained that the
Union and City Banks will accept the acts lately passed
by Legislature. Should these hopes ne reaiized a
reyiva of confidence will be the consequence, accom-
panied by sensible relief to the pressure now hanging
the whole State
It's in our humble opinion, the duty Of the patriot,
to cede something's nay much, oil that which lie believes
RIGHT in theory in order tighten the mlslaps OF his
neiphbor by measures calculated to alleviate their bur
dens without running counter TO the legitimate ann OF
all-the general welfare.-And if we mistake not the
discretion and moderation of the present board OF cur
renew PROMISE no less than their firmness, to bring
around once more the sunshine of prosperity on LOUIS
iana.-Courier.
DIywIDDIr-The Republican party of Dinwlddie
on Monday, nominated William H. Goodwin, Esq, as
their candidate for the representation of the county
Mr. Goodwin, it is understood formerly acted with
the heterogeneous Wings but he found necessary to
abandon party that warning against all his most
cherished political tenes. MIR. Goodwin is said to
be a gentleman Of fine qualifications for the post
With happy address and extensive personal popula-
rty there good ground to hope and expect that he
will carry "OId Dunwooddie" by handsome MAORI
ty Il is the duty of all the Republicans of the con.
ty whatever other personal preferences any may have
felt, to bow to The expressed will of the majority and,
discading all shadow of dssension, TO unite like
band of brothers carry this election "a strong pull
long pull pull all together, will secure the VIC.
tory The Federaliss, under the title Of Wings will
stir Heaven and earth to carry the day. They will
disseminate humbugs and catchpenny sophlsries thick
as hops among the people But these tricks have been
tried before and found fail, and hope it will be
so now again. But to this, let every Republl-
can within the sphere Of his influence, exert himself
to effect the common object and defeat the arfu de-
signs of piebald MISUNDERSTANDING Statesman.