Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

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4,o,he Pubic Credit sees the necessity
aver; Al ,sxes and imposing new ones, within
- 20 tt. l,,u!t We cannot otherwise main
go 49,. ~. ov. stocks Nor can we discharge
4 " ~. .,,,r ~ debt, unless indeed we are so
I''' AXE. .,rsh loans upon very bad terms,
,..,I,,.t az unless incur the ocium and
-! o, Ecrp3atioa The cn!y question indeed -.
/ .is bs.t mode OF ,aXaton--anc With the view OF
's.r. some Jght upon Tins subject, We have sought
,..n rpoa The systems OF the two largest States
i.,,,-lbe Emgite S.qte and the keystone
o. shall ,ay the results 0! our investigation
,ts mems o.! t3o q the mos. intelligent members
,,..sss from New York and Pennsy vaEia, oeio.c
.s.l,-s on Tuesday.
~ look 10 tie other question, the pcssage OF Stay
. y,l more uncasiness and uncertainty OF the re
Uis!s. We feel deeply for the distresses ct the
... lass. We cannot tut believe Il would be iata
l,n,I.. po.icg TO pass such law, under the hope
,,,a, perGamen; relief. We fear II Will be grea
80. VIVA, WILL screen the debtors, who o"i
.g. O.: the State, from the attacks OF the redera
..a
y-,y debtors and creditors would nom make an ar
.,esr.t among themselves, SO 10 save the de5tcl
lawsuit. Ba, pass Il Stay Law, aud suns would
lid, n, \ f,irhtiul decree Many would rush with
inns 10 The courts, who wonld not Otherwise
f sueiag at all-in order thst they may obtain
.,r. 70. Tie whole Tor part OF the execution =
/ .., securities would be involved III the calami-
no ;imes-and what hope is there, that when
.. -o,s out and the debt with security must be
,e,, the People vii be any the b tier able to
,...-.,scut debt much less the accumulated debt,
..s r., added to i; 10 lc!i, IN q period OF
,,s.o r,,.2ans were drawn from their homes, and
, r.o c.ap 10 light the battles Of their country,
e., Las, vas passed; bat A:at experiaen. ought
T. be- called iato precedent at this tlme-ior,
.,,s soon followed, prosperity came IN her train
,,-ts al o.; accumulated productions rapid
h isc,sas=t-moacy vas abundant, debts were paid,
Bad the So Law stripped o. all lis terrors.-
X, ., W. ap7-ehead now-ier, the deb. will
...t,s., increase IN amount, without any cores
!',,l.s, Improvement in the means of paying it
h. ,s.e.1re again aud again ask our FRIENDS IN The
LEGISLATURE to aause before they take this step
H. fe Eeg,.b can majority viii be held more or less
,,,sgn,.t.s tn the measure The factous cry will be,
!1s L,5 Il, because you might have prevented H. we
s..h this party view Of Il with reluc'ance-ior we
osg tie VINES IN our cities generally opposed 10
Si,y law-atd we know many 4. tiieE, are insisting
a increase olhe ,oxcs to US from further DEBT
sat odious reputation We know several OF the Wings
the legislature w! woke agansta Stay aw But is IL
j., CERTAIN. that with many OF tie Wings the country
g not becoming party measure 10 GARY Stay law;
t,pay II III Is eli IS ncrsased:aIcs party engine;
.3 ain Tot themselves tie poor credit OF mistaken Il
= c.pl II relieve the peopeand 10 throw upon our
uIlGeiS S.teF tie eS?3aSioilY OF Gst.Al!g lAe SLA1
l.A o.. the responsibility OF adopting measure so
IN .h with suspicious or mschevous consequences
~ s.l hope. tia. most Q! the country Wings OF Nr.
.aa g. mausg'ly ead 'h,- ground dis..-.in al! lts
g.,ty views, al miserable appeals :, the polls the,
,ae, usy vet 20 ;oT The credit OF the State, and the
-je.. Of he. czs Hs-but, it is SAID, that the Wings are
ia9;e active TIE counties 10 geingup meetings, iol
HE purpose ot 1stTuctirg their delegates 10 vote for
Say isw. Party politics indeed, have necessary
n; r.;u-a! eouGec;iou with such a measure. y Stay
AS, :he question d: relief CT the character Of the re-
q; IN al. I's proposed variety OF notifications IS not
,se,t p.ry question: and II ought never to be-
come such Nor Is any proposed system far raising
i-Aes aad s4PPocsng the credit Of the Commonwealth
q pl''y question nor ought 1t ever 10 be So
Every mem er and every should do his duty, upon
e.e?a:ed principles wrh single eye to the public
god; without the slightest calculation Of party conse
neither his course vail promote the interests
81: Us o"n party or njure those OF his opponents In
"ort, d. your duty, and leave the consequences 10
f'g,ileace anu the People.