Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-09

have 20 senators and CO members of Assembly
fu In the latter body, whole of members
being,
Assrn'blymen i2s
i5s half 10
When the your proceedings FIRST reached Albany,
the opposition cheered most exungiy Tor q triumph,
and friends then took the ground that the nomination
regularly made, all being invited, ,a
desertion for the party acquiesce support it,
which produced the mos, happy effects"
FARMERS BANK act
The law, AS IL finally passed on Sa,ut day. presents
the following ieainres-i' extends the charter ID
years-ihe bank 10 pav hcnus oil $50 $50 10y the
ist May, 10 The Board Of p w orl>s-,be stock held
hy the state not to pny any par, OF The bonns. The
the of $50, 600; IL the Board shall te1ei,. sa
tiiactory assurances that ,' said shall he ,cin.
bursed out of the debt dur 10y The U. STU June
1927, the Farmers Bank is TO establish "a Bank or an
agency al Danvle, with capita, of not less than
1000, moe han 10000, as the Stockholders
may deem expcdieu'.-Iha irUv;sons of this aci TO
lie approved by The stockholders AT u meeting 10 br
called or before the LIST May next-But we shall
give the whole act in our next paper.
The Phil. Franklin Gazette is persuaded,
that if the Harrisburg Convention should no.
inmate Gen. jackson, ne will ultimately OBJ
tain his election by the people" 1t was hut
lately the Gazette was equally confident of
we repOse then in such prophet
The Washington Republican has ascrbed
to us set of queries, which were pcnned by
respectable correspondent He will excuse
as, however, for saying, that he has not fairly
met the query lie Processes 10 answer.
The w X. says that the "paper Was estab-
lishcd with the a,owed object of sustaining
the administration Of Mr.. Monroe" Sc-and
Al aadr tnl r L.. ~
houn, it was brcause eve (says the Editor
considered that 10 his hands the destinies OF
the country could be most safely coniidcd.' u
We will state the doubts which have gone
abroad-and put it IA his power to remove
them:
Did Mr.. Calhoun, or did any of the persons
known To be devoted or attached to his elrc-
ton, contribute any part of the funds, (hry"nd
Their annual snhScription) TO The establishment
or support of the w. r.:
Are any of the Nos. of that paper circula-
ted, 10 persons who do nIl pay for it-and
from what fund or by what persons is this ex
pense betrayed
Does Mr.. Calhoun, or any of his "dstin
suished partizans and admirers lin the word.
OF our correspondent a" control" the course %
that paper?
Ia reference to the query which the w r
puts to ourselves, wr reply that the allegation
touching Mr.. Crawfurd's suppressing inlor
nation is incorrect And in relation To our
selves, if is utterly untrue that our pnpcr is IN,
organ OF ANY junto, the tool of any faction
of any man or SET "f men. Ii is as free "a
the air which we BREATHE
The Article in 'he l,s National Journal has no
even The merit OF s"phi>'ty. ], is En con,adic
ton 10 onr assertion, without one fact ni even ~
tempt tot"I''"r il ~. Processes (" hp ,ruu,inie,
with ir pt0rretIirrs rf Virginia IN 1904 and '3-an
yet hsNrfls tn" Nh. Cr1wiordS was the Z" first no
tnina'i0n &" u cahd'dIr Tor tie Presidency ever mad
toy The menheiS 81 the Va. r..iaure. Yet lin
Fety same Course WIS taken IN 1904 and 1908
Ihe other P"rlons oi tne article scarcely wor
my 0i an ahswrr NiTeinia must take Mr.. Adams Il
save us +r"ni The II. OF Il. : Why she as might well
q minority there. yield To il her wishes in In
first instance u nlr. A friends had MED tlei
strength with those of MIR. e Virginia would hay
welded 20 ih"r mainry. Bu il is raIler loo muc
30 expect that be, should gain all without ,rn,urin
any thing - Pirgiut icM roe f0' .ifr. C.--gad he
r9te tcW not be hroen Gic0y.
The n. Y. Com Adverirscr " prrceivcs from ii,
tHchmond Enquirer, that ahOrtye attempt VIA
made ny Tie lnnio 10 obtain their Dames" of AessIs
Jefferson and MhdIsOn The assertion requires nni
fiat contr dIcton. H. is utterly incorrect il ever
sense OF which IT is susceptible.
THE TARIFF.-Mr. owen, Of Alabama, Young an
promising member Of the IL. Of Il. Originally from Vii
ginia has failed in his Resolution No wonder that II
ie anxious to know the effects Of the Tariff upon
Revenues for, in the opinion Of snne most ioeIligct
men, u will drive TO the necessity of internal taxes
We understand, the Secretary Treasury himself In
expressed an opinion that ii will probably curail the RI
venue two or three milinnsAnd that ii it passes il wi
be the part of the Committee Ways aud Means to devils
some mode for supplying the deficit
We cannot doubt Il the votes Of the popuIous an
powerful state of N York. The information We have r,
ceved is satisfactory II is derived from The hirhe.
Sources We have the strongest confidence that her upd
vided sote will be given to Mr. Crawford that IN boz
houses OF her Legislature he has only plurality owe
amy other candidates. but majority all the Others pu
together that he will have between and three times
msay votes as air Adams, &C. &c.
VIRGLNk1 LEGLSL.4YURE
PROCEEDINGS or THE HOUSE or DELEGATES
Sntr6ay March "a communication wa
received from the Senate stating, that the,
Ind phssed The hills-l cnncerninr thn 49,.