Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

Ayrs-AadcySoa. BiJb. Blcl>oc Brent, Cdosr
Coada, Lacotk, lloror hojef'> Hc1'mSo"' n@.n"'
TAFT, 1aN,r, Tmacr, larn"n, Walker, 'H"'-
toa--l1.
NAys-Eorn, Dagsci', pone, Foh,c'an'
Gaiard, Gcrman, Glddo"Hsh, Gore, H'fs,.'
Haatcr Kiag, Lea,jsa, Mason, 1nomiS0''-ii'
doc Hist p 5i9)
Here We have then the extraordinary speclac"
OF complete somerset Of both parties: AL
hui one Of the Senators vino vo'ed against .,'e
Bank on the 9th December, vosca jar IL on .l,,
End February, eight weeks ai'cf ana Al" 'U.
one of those who voted Tor il, lheh VOTED Au"'N"i
IT, ii We were disposed 10 imlla'c Inc Iisivn:>,
Il OF the Fair prouos;on" we would cana
them as converts 10 Republican Principles, but
a> we wish to hc charged neither WIN 't"ss '-iio-
rance. nor gross iaschood, we rrocccG 10 give an
explanation of This course q. The otfo"cF* OF 'i't
Bank which viii viudicatc their cons. slGncy, ;l".'
AT tire same time. that OF Mr.. GILES, VINO though
no, present at The vote on thc 9th December, was,
rrRorau LIFE cnpa<el 10 a Bank On The '!in,
Two days i.,er MIR BtgnouE gave noiice ,h1' ~
would Introduce Bin 10 charter Il bahh NMi,cn
he did introduce on The Glh) (i'oc. iii>i T. ''"'
This bill was INTENDED 10 obvla'e lnc ooee'o''s "a
the Presideut-and the an;-bahS senators "eI :.
doubtless apprsed Of MT. b.s lh.rn'o Ill. :.
was obviously THEIR rolicy 10 i'!ss .ne ~
sent to the House OF Representatives, where us
opponents nigh, succeed in delaying II by pro-
l!acted debate. bu prevent lis iinal passage, Is
lis supporters could no. command Vo'e oi TWO
thirds As the Session came Ia a ficSs az l"'f
treeks. there might thus be too much tune lo>l Ia
prepare and cary through new biii. Which
would sui, the Presidents views, and thus inc
creation of a Bank bc prevented during that SeS-
sion The fric,lstS o.! the Bank perce'Fih@ 'h'>,
quashed the bill al once, 10 g0i" hA'', anu sc'
Immediately about preparing hnoii!er, Which 'ney
hoped would become law ,,..
On February Gin Mr.. BRADLEY introduced his
Bill. Mr. G!Lss obviously 10 delay Ii, moVe''' Oh
FEBRUARY S,h. lis reference IL Select COMMITTEE.
This WINS refused by a vote OF Is 10 III. The
friends of Tie Bill hurried j; through and tire ~
hank o0,r !, passcd ly a vote Of Is 10 10. (Doc.
Hist D. 6o5) The Noes were: ~,
Brown. Daocc, Dana, FIomcntin, G8tdaF",
German. GuES, Gcli>borough. Core, ior'ey,
Hunter. ke5r. King, Lambert. Mason, Thompson
Among them are all who voted with Air.
Giles ON the 2l February, (excem Mir. Ian,
who voted FIR tie Bank also on The ?th o. pc-
celnbcrA Nj. kERR and Mr. Gaillafd H"ied
anaina the Bans, Is before. Who can EH'~ 0oo'',
that ".he severe scho0!in" which the coGh!ET tN-
pcrierccG during the War satisfied Mr.. H:'eS
fand the other L., Senators, too, whom The II
was a ..rcces>ary ana proper means for the a4In-
ni,ra,icn OF The National linanccs!' Is the "i'aif
Proposition" cloquen,ly cxciaims-"Cii'c Us The
man OF that Aiei mofai ty0Ccra which dareS to 90
what is Rlcn: under ALL circumstances one
who does not think il sufficient apology Tor an
error that he has tom'eiitcd ere bcforc!-one who
has the ,ndcgcrfcgce II spiiH 10 renounce any opi-
mon or any inc If iwticp, when he sees that II
does not rest on the SOLID EAsls OF IkO III !.
One such man is worth scores OF your san.W'a:.
eodsiac, t,r,apg. pfa-rinins POLITICIANS, whose
only aim is sgf.r-AGGRA INDICTMENT, G.. z. %Gt
in the Senate, J and whose most common disguise
is an 0SrrNTATIoN or CONSISTENCY!
In the House, The motion 10 refer the bill TO Il
select committee was opposed, because il would
occasion DELAY Blu, the House resolved 10 past
gouc the consideration Of the bill 'adcFa'iep, Con
the 9TH OF February 1879 by vote OF a 10
%. doc Hit 60G-o.) Among those who vo-
ted Tor indefinite posiponement were Mes>:S
BARBOUR, CLorroN, CRAwroR2, ErrkS, GEpDES
JOHNSON of Kentucky. LowNpFs, Macon, NIL
son, MosELEY. RoANE, TRour, &c
BRUNSWICK.