Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26
RICHMOND. SATURDAY, FEB. &c, 1872
RESUMPTION

RESUMPTION
LouIsIASA.-A ILL has passed both Houses, with bu
little opposition, to prevent the banks from increasing
their circulation, until they hee sgnhed their accept
nnce ofthe Bank BILL have W. their refusal been sued
for forfeiture of their charter and have received yer
dict IN their favor from the proper tribunal
PESNsYLrANIA.--After lorg discussion, the Senate
have adopted the following, tsi, section of the Bank
Bill, by strong majority of; =. to 8:
'src Be enacted. Tha, Banks II this Commonwealth
IN e a%s dSass ysr s on h"s mad
banking Soass, da'H Ss aa"s "s am or fpIs
to an absolute forfeiture t' Of ntl respective charters osSd
That contract previously Tho Of dspos,es
shall be affected by the provisions Of This srcof'
The Harrisburg Reporter Of the I'D rays, that "The
remainder Of the bill will probably BE- passed To- day
1t needs no detail. The first is the section"
OHio-The Columbus Statesman OF the 18th says
Tha since the prospect of csimpton has taken place
IN Ohio the large Canadian purchasers at wheat have
resolved TO pay nothing future TO our farmers, bu,
S:% e.; ;s ne ono S
higher the premium, while We people bore the whole
loss The will soon be passcd-the worst is
now over, we verify believe have j pretty direct
that 90 if not % of Banks will resume specie pay
men,s on the Ith of March, and exchange is about
being reduced by these Banks at once, 10 from II 10
per cent on New York, instead of 10 10 20 now
sssa I will be sn p Of me than nS1
million of dollars We announced yesterday, that the
Chillicothe Bank had gone into liqudaton-and to-day
we learn that the Cersiand Bunk long notorious for lis
rottenness has exploded, Ia mode Gall polls and Ur.
bana THE Bank Of Hamilton has also suspended and
its effects have been assigned :, trustees
Mr. Glars Relrcment-andN e T7ers Of lie mzigs!
| The Washington Correspondent of the New York
American gives u.s. by stroke of the pencil, in
sight into the Views Of the Wing Party He states on
the Eth February, that Mr Clay has written 10 the
Governor Of Kentucky, resignng his seat in the Sc.
nate-ihe resignation 10 take effect at the end of the
month Of March. strong fort ~ making at this
moment TO induce him 10 deta the letter day longer,
and TO take time for reconsideration. The Wings re-
present the strong necessity Of his remaining another
year 10 do for the Nation what other can, in
this grea crisis. All the great measures TO which his
public life has been devoted gre in agatIon and
want his peculiar powers push them through Con
currency, credit, National interest in Internal In
provements, and National support Of them, Ame
rican system OF protection TO all home interests
whitening under thirteen years oi misgnrernmcnt;
these the great measures which tins Congress mast
labor 10 mature and achieve.
Yes; here we have the series Of measures which the
Wings are determined TO tastcn upon the country du
ring ''ths Congress, (ma,k whilst they WELD
mnal majority: aud before tie People have risen 10
hurl them from their il. gotten power) Here is q
National Bank, National System Of Internal In
pr0rements National Protective Tariff, all in magn
fcent perspective But unfortunately MIR. Clay go
ing home mend his fences gel clear of the gathering
tempest, and secure his waning popularity Ills tongue
only will be wanting but not hs head for carrying
these favorite measures He VII nd his follow
ers freely ever, without the up, 1T arrogance Of
debating, and the responsibility ,con,rollng his
agents.