Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-04

| from South Carolina himself ne t"o seemed I,
have been nicely doYcailed into each o,her !, w.,
yery true that when Jackson threw out the Iniu4sn
Of such project the L. 5. Bank was IN the heig!l
of lis power. But, although the power Of GrLr,a
Jackson irresistible not only by the general n!r
tude hut by those who stood the head 81. society ii
project met favor Ii repndlaed on all lluAc.
and in all quarters; get that very plan iI- bass
the present measure TO this had been superadded til,
scheme Of the Senator from ) Carolina Inis 4rie.
plan MIR. NJ. had never particularly examined. 4.
might be expected Il was bold and original N + cha
racler and might be feasible. Tins substantia..,
the scheme; for, whatever gentlemen might =,
about The difference between the proposed paper
Of this ExcheGner bank and Government paper ~.
new IL all practical effect there was 70 diitetrncr =;
this new money would de Cecto rest on the faith u 4.
yrrmmen nj alone aud would be as completely i'fc.eea
ble as II 1t were declared 50 on IT'S face en = was
issued IN the proportion oil thfee 10 "he-"h"n 4
rras;ed every, the minutest concern - ptyaie
Lfe-when il ms nuated itself everywhere, and ,hcr.
mingled itself with all the relations Ct society, huw
cnuil be expected that the Government should h.
deem il: Was it ever designed or expected that /,
should
Mr. VI SAID that here there IN Adm,nls.ra,.o..
pro.essrdy Wing, which came forward aud planted
self upon measure which derived ~ nrrrn iat.
from the very highest authority cmcG ~ GtGc.
raj Jackson and IN part from the intellectual rsenur
of another scarcely less distinguished TINS Il STOOL
with one foot on the side and the other on the clhe
Under such circumstances he confessed that he had
mp = - -! 49, t VI -.
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clr expectations psriy At defeated, ana
then found tie III 81 seat q power nan whi Eld
with .hrm ~ sympathy Under circumstances II.
these what hope could he cherished. II, iaccod III.
Same yan', All .,rcl Ind descended on aaothc, ,ar
,, -, M La,, Nh. H., and the second chcic, ii H..
mamie had bo,h fallen was possible that some IT
,lI,nu,,n po,cl1ns fellows Oft and hall ,net,,
ll ho .r. ng,r IN teavorin,, 10 throw rhcir ,hc
,.,,,,J ,,,..,n,., threads round about The manly
' - :. : !, H. ,,,. i, ,hem a. an MI,
l.c,,,l ,,,r, ,,,l, have bc,n marching along v.tl.
-. ii ,,.,,,,.h - - WING tract .,.s
~" : WI, t.,na ~, .I,,, he l,ysd-Eea-,
On, 40 in g., i,v.d and the Devil was uncl.a,t,a
~ KIN, Linn instead III looking 10 the welfare III '
S,, lns, o,Iv in ,hr e.,ort 10 surround the ca..
,non .nen,v wtb barrier. and pasadoes l's, e.
lived. and his cold shadow was thrown across thee
lr,n,ian heroes ana ,Aey shfuAk and shiycred n IT,
ch,llipr shade Though wc had Tiber and a Gan.-
creek v.e had II, rafpcian rock b.. had he 'hro"n
himself Curus.liLe into the gull, and nobly feFsle.
TOR The salvation Of is country, there might have been
some hope that these Gentry would have conducted ie
Government, on the principles which tie people IL:
sanctioned And who could trll. perhaps there mi..;
be a hope vet. "A laugh
When the Government treasure was entrusted toee.
ist,ng corporations, there something 81 mutual
liability between them, but here, on TINS mn We i'U'
an immense machinery, flooding the country Wi''' ~
-, ,ri.on ,nJ ~ mover anywhere hut m tar
viii Of The 50, ercign to control II. In tree Govern
- . = viii ,,,. claims NJ tho cl,arcst a.!
-, ,,,,,le ,".. vsr constantly rejected ii III
wear 10 wear because the Government could not III
mod would ,aey invest with the ike preTogatIye y
'u''' 800 -. III IA ,o,,.,s - h. In
1"S"'"""'2 ~ II, ,a- ,,plt r,f
os'a'y ''''' 'NN''>
sent 10 y. ..-......, ;, -, .,,.
lie lad sa'a 'hat y "'a ~ ~.
III analysis 81 W. o' =. .'e', ~ n4 ,
hhsS N i'sn ''a ~ ~ cb,,.,sr
%i'ch 50 Papau's ~ -, ,h, H. ,.
'"r "''ien ''u".I - 'e'' : ~
no, u"' ie'' - ny 49,, 90 ~, ,,,o3 r.,ori
lie hrsl occurred w P'9e wv - '''' f''p. ~
where u was asserted ina. '''5 h"@.' D..
no bank, ott""Ss u ga mol coii''i - ''P''@. -
'cr'p'on-ln'' as y UNI feature "''v
existence oi bahk. Mi9ht h"' Z D''in ~ ~"
and endowed wan All banking iipu''''
requisite was wholly waning "hat "e', - 49,
81 Alabama II lhis feaso" ""s SUM ~
were no banks al all, u SLATE 81 'h'hSs "hGh ~
pie Of that Stale might well desire !, 'e W e'N'