Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25

We compelled ny nature Of the Representations
from the country advert again this subject We should
not otherwise discharge duy on the watch
tower" The from middle and Mountain Virginia
are most gloomy appalling The suits brought
IN many couuic and which hy August or September will
Judgment and execution are sufficient 10 bring
particle OF personal property those counties slaves
excepted under tine Sheriff ham-e and then not be paid
OFT There must be Legislative relief, can an
swer for what the year may bring forth We shall not be
surprised. painful the confession Is open resist
the OF usuce. What we have heard usies
the fear and Its expression.
The Legislature ought do something. /, should not
adjourn without at least the careful examination Of ITS
powers, ascertain ii 1t possible administer relief
IN some orm or Oler--to avert impending and beg.
gary from a class OF their fellow ciizens
Were We simply Wig pdrtiEaHs would earnestly
desire the General Assembly to do nothing But con
ccye it 10 be time when party should bo forgotten and
this subject which should command the hearty efforts and
the best Offices Of every patriot.
Col. Bondurant and Mr. Toer have undoubtedly sug.
gested the best remedies which human wisdom can SUNNY
The first gives the oppressed drbtJmurc tme-te chances
OF crop two to him from rVin The latter en-.
larges the circulating medium without any danger to the
Banks, and by increasing the quantity Of money
ocoure the prices Of property and prevents the
sacrifices which occurring and will occur yet more
We say again, and We know that the trhOls pe0pie will
IN this matter shout back approving response that upon
this subject OF Relief there ought be paTfy attempt
10 make purity capital That Col Bonduran aud Mr. To
Ter are Wings, ought induce the rejection Of their
measures, 50 indispensable the people from ruin.
For ourselye., IN favor OF both measures. we
believe Col BJndurants proposition wholly exempt from
Constitutional objection. Wcknow-eycry man must know
that 1t will confer the greatest rsci-that Is little hard
ship creditor ~ be- forced take ak per cent for wait
Ing year on his debtthat thousands Of debtors ihe
salvation ~ this world depend. upon fmsupon being a
\ the al, ,fa
ments-ha they dy and many Of them toiH be- tus
from ruin, when without such Incorporation in their favor
/ that ruin j. inevitable.
But, Colonel Bondurant- plan, though most happy and
acute remedy for the prolongauon Of the enforcement d
contracts, wthouta preence OF infringing the Constitution
cannot work i benefit the People without IN,
aid Of iat OF Mr.. Toor's.-vsn confess will be tim,
VAIN will be- indulgence 10 the debtorf when the tim,
and Indulgence expired there shall be- now lIone
IN circulation. Ruin may have been stayed for awhile
but will not have been ayored tnght be- and would
H. byiudicous and legitimate legislative action, the
iating medium enlarged, and prices advanced.
Let no suppose thoi urging these opinions We M
prompted by ths Bank We do not know their sentiment
touching the maer-eyen whether they would desire -uol
privilege - VIZ. Ioer pruposes n extend would syai
themselves Of II they possessed a. We lake t for grant
ed that they would both because would be the
u the Stockholders and that Of the State large But WI
profess 10 know and e,y do know nothing Of tcr pecu
liar 0Pinl,n' We speak own convictions withoi
prompting from correspondence wId them.
II thsn--ihe bank paper ~ circulation being nov bu
htile Than the specie their ysuitsn other words
s Banks doing nothing either for their sloekholders OF "a
the COMMUNICATIVE Virginia Bank, by grssier freedom
discount enlarge their circulation by million
door, while they protected against fof rpc,,
by the legislative provision that he increase should be ID
small nct,s only payable 10 specie where is'ued-if "
say, By lis legitimate eHpod,snt million added
the circulation Of Virginia. y sny blind not
see that b. would iRoaouinbiY sd credigor debtor stocl
holder bni the universal People
| II 10 such humane provi-on Col. Bpnduanr' D,o,,
could be annexed and the people given the advantage
another crop Of Whest and Tobacco, do believe cha
the impending avalanche would be- arrested n ~
, weeping deysriation
But, eav and without being sensble q the bias
pariy piut tlst % hi. Legislature have confdsn,
neither iu r wisdom ~ patriotism Ihomas Rifch
can, and does, regulate ~ action 90 he plea'os. The
have met only csuy action tho party passions oi n
Richmond Enquirer They meet ~ cnucu', a. they
week or something like H. only register hf cdct
and subscribe their own humiliation and abatement
Never since the world begun-no under The Tub Il
Czar, vas i.re s't of trembling and suhmi~i'
slaves. The lash oi iho Enquirer NJ nuy um
Z whip one II these Democnr 30 vile profsnsu,
Of term thst liberty still love- into anything "
aHyihiSg-whirh biz Judgment most condemns, ~ b
soul most sbhors